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Newspaper Page TextSfEDFOTCD MAIL TTITRUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1932. PAGE NINE 11 DON'T FORGET TO PHONE THAT WANT AD HERE ARB THE RATES: Per word firm Insertion (Minimum 35c) Bach additional Insertion. per word - - -U (Minimum 10c) per line per month, without mm chanees 11.30 75 Phone LOST -Watch chain Reward, km "" . . LOST-If dog miasms. "f'M'518 nr.hr wantcd FBMAtE rTTtiTrrlr for room and boarn. , ,' HELP WASTER MALE ft WANTED Names, men-womert, t o 60, wishing steady P'"nn' government jobs; W'-XmS8 month. Common due,tll!" flolent. Pull partlculara and tatar tax 7412. Mall Tribune. , WANTF.U MIHrri.l.ANEOU ,'un!.r M,mn for nart time drlv ln east is far as Colorado. Inquiry Mall ITipune. WANTED Room and laundry, close In. Phone 1309. VANTED 160 rods woven wire- t J sprouee, R. 1. Central Point. JOLLEGE student wants transporta tion to San Francisco. Good driver and will share expense. Call 404. WANTED Boy's bicycle. Tel. I",' WANTED To buy 60 White Leg horn hens. T. Helmroth, R. I. Medford. CASrTfor your wool. See at once. J. J. Osenbrugge, Medford, Oregon. WANTED An engine block for a 4 cyllnder Le Rol for a Super Olant Bean Sprayer. State price. O, A. Hamilton, Grants Pass, Ore. WANTED Medford property. If you have a bargain for sale come and . , me. C. S. Butterfleld. Realtor. 409 Medford Center Bldg. WANTED Laundry. 4c lb;. Bo lb. complstely finished. Phone 869-x-a. WANTED 2nd hand goods. We buy soil and trade. Berrydale 2nd Hand Store. 1603 No. Riverside. FOR RENT HOur.es UNFURNISHED house In good loca tion at an attractive price. Call at 90S W. 10th. ,. - FOR RENT Modern furn. 4-room house. Inquire 119 Almond. FOR RENT Beautiful furnished home, 840 E. 9th. Phone 1383-J. FOR RENT New 8-room stucco; hardwood floors: basement, furnace, garage. 625 Pine. FOR RENT Close In 5-room house, furnished or unfurnished: late gar den and 1 acre. Call 406-R-2 .t noon or 6 to 7. wr.W nT Modern 5-room house: hardwood floors, fireplace, electric range and water neater, u"i t iniuM linoleum on kitchen nrt ' hath, wood tester, lots of shade; 1 block from new court house. Call 121-R. FURN house and apts; igaroge. W. 10th. FOR RENT Modern 5-room house on east side. (27.50. Phone 1658. I OF DUPLEX for rent, furnished, electrlo range, $15. Phone 790-L. wnnimN 8-room house: close to Junior Hleh: hardwood floors: fire Dlace: garage; also 40-acre alfalfa ranch near Central Point. Tol, 898-J-2. 8-ROOM partly furnished modern Muse, near Washington and High I schools. Phone 720, Heaaen si i-o. vnji rent Furnished home. 520 nvnt hlock from Hlah school frlgldslre. electric rsnge. Inquire Nat. Grocery. MODERN 3 room house, breakfast nook, range, curtains, water paid i24 Stark. FURNISHED houses. Tel. C. A. DeVus for rent 5-room modern house, with ranee. Between grade and high school. Inquire 817 W. 2nd FOR RENT To aduits or parties with frown children, modern 5-room un furnished bunealow: has electric water heater, heatrola. new linole um on kitchen floor; available now; 2 bedrooms, laundry tubs with acreened-ln porches: trees, blue grass lawn, roses, flowers; garaze. woodshed. Everything In tip-top shspe; fine home lor family of 3 or 4. Address Home, car Mall Tri bune, and owner will call. FOR RENT 3 modern bungslowi Berrydale: newly decorated, nfw lawns: 812 50, water paid. Tel. 105 FOR RENT Modern home on East Main St. Inquire Farmers Ai Fruit growera Bank. lOR RENT House near huh school bunt nmodtiod. Onl; 120. Tel. 10). EEZJ rO BENT HOUSES MODERN 8 room house, eut tide, near Roosevelt school. Call at 14 Cottage (or partlculara and In pec tlon. FOR RENT Purnlahed 8-room houae CraWr Lake Ave.; unfurnished -roon houae on 19th near sohool. Both new. Phone 1149. FOR RENT Stucco. 101 Clark St.: newly decorated; 18 mo. Tel. 109. FOR RENT Modern 8-room home, very nicely furnished; also 5-room unfurnished house. Phone Mrs Francis Ho) Us. 790-R. FOR RENT Modern live room house, garage, cement driveway, nice lawn. Close to school. Inquire at 807 Haven Bt. t FOR RENT Good house, elose Is Inquire 417-J-3. t ROOMS, unfurnished eicept ranges near s aonoon. Key it so. ivy. FOR REN1 borne Furnished or unfurnished Brown di White FOR RENT to 8-rooro bouses Phone 105. 30 N Central FOR RENT APARTMENTS 3-ROOM modem large 'Apartment, fireplace, overstuff furniture, private bath, garage, tiiM. Cor of N. Ivy to Onkdala,. New B. Apartments.'-''''. aPOR, HENT 8 room apartment. Very LrT?aaonDi. Apply at colonial a ery or phone 1138-J. MODERN furnished a. room apart ment, 848 N. Bartlett. Tel. 7.3-M APT. FOR RENT 808 W. Mum. FURN. APT., new ovorst if ted. refrig eration. The Berben, 10 Quince. HOMES i08 RENT -Call 11)8 FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS PLEASANT room, first floor, private porch and entrance, wo ji. oes dale Ave. FOR RENT-8 nicely furnished rooms. Teachers or business gtrla preferred. Close In. Reasonable. Mrs. Wilson, 340 So. Riverside. Phone 661-R. PLEASANT, comfortable room, 19 Mistletoe St. . X i - i i . jijiar- -in i i -" -ir- FOR RENT Pine room In utrtctly modern home. Close In. Prefer teacher or business woman. Phone A 450. - FOn RENT MIML-KLLANKOI'S FOR RENT 30-acre farm; fully quipped. R. Von der Hellen. Ross vLsne. Bog 113. Call evenings after 7. FOR REN"" Office room East Main. ,Ot"dcrs Bldg. 828. Phone 291. OFFICES In Sparta Bldg.; Ideal loca tion, 'Steam neat; low rental vari V Tecgwald. Ageni BOBINKSS OPPORTUNITIES V 1 SALE t Coffee Ann's Lunch Room, corner Front and Main, Call after 8 y, m. .- FOR EXCHANOE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE . OR EXCHANGE Stock and dairy ranch of 130 acres. Paid up water right or 90 acres. 80 acres In cultivation, excellent for clover ..or alfalfa. S.room house. 2 barns, chicken house. Pordson and Impie menta go with- place. Total price 68,000.00. Terms. Or might take amaller place la exchange. Charles A. Wing Agency, Inc. 18 No. Front St. HAVE modern Oakland home, trade for Medford. Ph. 1157, 905 W. 10th St. i 5-ROOM modern home; rented and carrying loan, paving and assess ments all paid. Have 82000.00 equity win trade for late model, car. Tel. 70 or 421-J. . is FOR SALE OR TRADE Hounds. M. B. Llndley'a place, ft milt west Red Top school house. - V FOR SALE OR TRADE New, modem house, 81700. Will take lot as down payment. 808 Ashland Ave. i FOR SALE OR TRADE For Medford 400 A. good land In Nebr., all in fine crop now, fenced, rented, level. dark rich sandy loam needs no Ir rigation, nign altitude, mild oil mate, joins State highway, lights and pnone available, sell for 64000, ca' down, balance bark on land at 8 worth 630.000. Address Vivi an Norman Barto, Rogue River, Ore. FOR SALE OR TRADE For Medford. clear for clear 2 ranches Joining. 160 acres Improved, good house. 30 acres fenced, 12 acres cleared, aub trrlgated springs, placer mine, plen ty more land to clear: 80 acres. 2 room house, all year creek, either place flanked by miles of free range. Ideal for stock raising and mixed farming. Vivian Norman Barto, Rogue River. Ore. FOR EXUHANOE TO TRADE Good eased lumber, for horse. Rt. 1. Box 423. Medfortf. WANTED To trade Cordova oat hay for wood. Phone 1129-R. FOR SALE OR TRADE Roosevelt Elrht-cyllnder sedsn. Big Pines Lbr. Co Tel No 1. FOR SAl.t HOMES rOR SALE 6-room modem, near Washington school and etore. cn pavement: lot 60x165; clear; 81390, bsl. 613.50 mo. Owner, 1000 W nth et. NOW 13 THE TIME TO BUY Property is advancing and then you will be sorry. Look at this bar gain and let youi conscience be your guide. Think this one over. Corner lot, 102x100. paved on both streets House has 8 rooms, hot and cold water, ba'h, electricity, garage, double woodshed, and the price, a'l clear, la only 82500; 61500 cs-h and balance straight mortgage. 307 N. Ivy St. See W. E. Rowley on premises. A GENUINE bargain In completely furnished home: very attractive terms. C. 8. Butterfleld, Realtor, 409 Medford Center Bldg. 11500 FOR clesr title to 6-room bunzslow on psred street. THE BEST BUT IN TOWN. BROWN WHITE. Realtors. 104 West Main St. : FOH SALE Attrsctin somes. Poons 1 lOi. 30 N. Central, POI BALE RttL E9TAIE WHEN you think of real estate think or Brown si wntte. FORCED TO SELL Property located at Fourth and Ivy atresia 1301 N. Ivy) must be sold to settle an estate. Eight-room, 3 atory frame house: hot and cold water, bath, electricity, large lot 102x100, with east front and beau toful ahade trees, large garace with cement floor, double woodsheds, new concrete pavement on both streets; very close In and eultab!e 'or first-class apartment house. Price 82SOO, all clear: 81500 will handle. Inquire at 807 N. Ivy St. FOR SALE 6-acte tract on north Pacific highway. Inquire Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank. TOR SALE f-LEL WOOD Hard and soft mixed 81.78 Write M. P. Barlow, Talent. FOR BAI.B LIVKHTOi.fl FOR SALE Red feeder pigs: also Red brood aows, will farrow aooo. Adolf Sohula, Beagle, Ore. ..-- FOR SALS Registered Shropshire , and. Ramboutllst rams. L. A. Salade, .-Jr. FOR SALE 2 brood sows and 16 small pigs; price 640. Cau 1559. ' FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1929 Chevrolet Landau, sport model, like new, with trunk: gone 12,000 miles. Prloe 6275, MB So. Oakdale. SANDY'S USED CAR EMPORIUM l AUGUST SPECIALS THAT ARE I ' SPECIALS 1930 Dodge 8 Coup.......385 00 1929 Pontlac Coupe -.- 295 00 1931 Ford 114-ton truck - 425 00 1031 Ford Sedan .... 425.00 All makes of oars In our stock; 30 different models to pick from. PONT1AO SALES FLOOR South Riverside. Open nights and Sunday. FOR SALE FRUIT VEGETABLES POR SALE Peaches. Tons and tona of big, non-Irrigated Klbertaa, also Mulrs and Car mens. R. R. Ouches, Griffin Creek. Phone 857-U BARTLETT pear culls free, any quan tity, vume sq gee vnem. nogue River Co. FOR SALE Mulr peaches. Bring ooxes. near east ena apring est. J. L. Tantls. EXTRA fancy Elberta peaches. 60c ror oio. iug.- woodiawn orcnard, 1ft mile east Central Point. Bring boxes FOR SALE Fancy Elberta peaches it 4 ana ?c. ueo. Aliora. FOR SALE Elberta peaches. 406-R-l. c. A. Myers. FOR SALE Tomatoes, 1c. 9-F-8. Hartley, FOR SALE Hungarian plums. 101 Portland Ave. Phone 656-L. CANNING PEACHES, lft i lb. Phona Boo-R-2, Richfield Service Station, Phoenix. FOR SALE Extra fancy J. H. Hale peaches, Topnotch Orchard, Phone oj- j-i, evenings. FCR SALE-Extra fancy Elberta poach es, ressonable; bring boxes. 710 East Main after Tuesday. CANNING tomatoea 85a per 100 lbs. at Orchard Home Drive & Stewart Ave. Phone 494. C. J. Logan. PEACHES Mulr and Elbertas now ready. Henry Mannln. 608 Terrace, Ashland. FOR SALE Oood dryland peaches. Very reasonable. 1st place south upper Griffin Creek school. Mr. Kimble. r EXTRA fine peaches, Elbertsa 2 and 2fto lb., J. H. Hale 2ft & 8c, Tus can clings 8o. Homer Moore, Phone 31-F-3, Bellevlew Dlst., Ashland. FOR SALE Canning tomatoea lo lb. 0 D. Vroman, Coleman Creek Road. 9 miles west of Phoenix. OVERSIZE Bartlett pears, too largo to ship. The cream of the crop for csnnlng; 30 cents lug at A'.a Vista Packing House. DATE PRUNES for Springs school. sale. Willow FOR SALE Peaches, 2c per pound. Calhoun ranch, 1 miles southwest I of Phoenix. BEAUTIFUL Elberta peaches. 3o per lb. Woodiawn Orahard, 1ft mil . northeast of central Point. Bring , boxes. i . PEACHES Elberta and Mulr, at Cozy Hook ranch, ft mile west of Phoe nix depot. Bring boxes. A. N. Wright. TOMATOES, ftc lb. you pick them. F. B. Carpenter, Jacksonville Hgwy. TOMATOES - 60c per hundred at field or 89c delivered. Phone 869-X-2. EXTRA FANCY ELBERTA PFACHES. 2c. First house south from east end Spring St. Chss. E. Roee. FOR SALE Fancy Mulr and Elberta peaches. 2 miles esst of Phoenix bridge. Geo. Alford. CUCI'MBERfl-Boston pickling: Ken. tucky Wonder beans. Phone 1612 FOB BALE Mlbl.fclXANKOL'g FOR SALE 8. P. return trip ticket to Berkeley. Ctl. expiree Sept. 12 Box 6830, Tribune. FOR SALE .1 rnlirr.rf ti,i.... Spokane, cheap. Qood until Sept. FOR SALE Steel i;i8ft golf clU-M inuiiB), uox 7003. Tribune. rOR SALE Crocheted tuirs. boy's bi- .. iso room ana (srsga lot I rent. Inquire 1018 W. litis, . I TWO return rsllway tlckvls to los Anieles and tlclnlty. Oood until I 8pt. 13. Call 330 No. Kront or Phone 837-X. DOOD used plsno. 7; esy terms. Baldwin Pisno tthop, fi. Orspe. ' POR 8ALX Harley Davidson motor cycle, 74 model; eioelltnt condition. : Caen or term. Box 31, Men Tribune FOR AALE Pirst quality sugar pine . shskes, delivered a reasonable tils- l tance. 110 a thousand. 224 Clark ; flu or write Hstvej Morgan, TraU. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Hotpomt electric range. 535 Palm St. FOR SALE Rolltop desk, like new: olflce filing cabinet, davenport, h-atcr dining table, chairs, Strom-berg-Carlson battery radio, go-cart, refrigerator, m-h.p. electrlo motor, band saw, circular saw, library table, sanitary couch, child's rock er, walnut bedroom suite, circulat ing hsater, eomb. wood and gns range. All real bargains. Medford Exchange, 39 south Front. Tel. 031. FOR SALE Tamatoes, !ic per pound at Calhoun ranch, 1 mile south west of Phoenix. GARDEN DIRT, piuwlng. fertilizer sand and gravel Phone 913-J. FOR SALEUsed sewing machines, all makes, $5 up: terms If desired. All makes rented and repaired. White Sewing Machine Co. K4 N- Birllett FOR SALE Beautiful Crego asters. C. Caiy, Phone 841-J-l. MISCELLANEOUS WANTED The little glrla of Medford to know we will give a beautiful Frenoh curl with each 35c ilatreut. Medlord Beauty Shop, N. Central. Phone 191. LOCAL or -long distance hauling, we guarantee to save you money Haw- ' ley Transfer, 610 North Riverside Phona 1044-X. BUSINESS DIRICTOKY JACKSON CO. . ABSTRACT CO. AlKtrnrti or Title and Title Insurance. The only complete Title System In Jacksnn County. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title. Title insurance Rooms 8 and 6. No 32 North Central Ave,, upstairs. Automobile Loans. CONTRACTS REFINANCED PAYMENTS REDUCED W pay up balance due dealer, bank or finance company and extend your payments Additional money loaned Phone 31 for appointment Chiropractor OR R. P. COLEMAN Ohlropractlo and Physiotherapy OREGON LICENSE 264 California License 3029 12 YEARS IN MEDFORD. ORB. Dressmaking ono Remodeling. THE FASHION 8HOP Dressmaking end remodeling. 424 Medford Bldg Phone 1181. Expert Window Cleaners. LET GEORGE DO IT - Tel 1172 House cleaning Floor waxing Ori ental rug cleaning, specialty Funeral Parlor, PERL'S FUNERAL HOME Distinctive service at moderate rates. Estao, llshod 20 ysars Ambulance serv ice 6th St. at Oakdale Tel 47, Job Printing. MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT Best equipped plant in southern Oregon Printing of all kinds: boos binding; loose-leaf ledgers, too blanks, billing systems, duplicating cash sales slip and everything in the printing line. 23-30 N Grape Phone 75. Money to Lend. WE LEND MONEY on furniture and late mode) auto Three per cent per month on unpaid balance No other charges. Come in and get the cash today See W E Thomas. 45 So Central Phone 139 ACROSS ! Pronoun 4 Poet 8 Competent 12. Dance step 13 Exchange pre mium 14. Christmas carol IS Depletion of the beuutlfuJ 14 Word of four letters -tS. Plnnacio of fee In a glacier SO, circuit court II Deadly white 2. pscree of the Sultan S3 Went down ?3 Was Indebted 3: Bailor 3 J Swine 14. Know archaic 35 American sen eral 15. Poem II Tall coarse irass stem 63- Wing- tn. iloit eiceilent 54- Kgif-shapcd 39. External cot- 55. Masculine Ina of a need name 41 Before long P6. And not 43 Merely 57 Marrlrs 48 Part worked 58. txpm-es to with the foot molmure 41 Deal wltb S3. Spread to dry Mail Tribune Daily Cross-Word Puzzle flfLCNS Pi R E i ll ' i a rT "i r" sT55535 55? MlN3jp YlfTlJNT ikULTRpANB -53 W'9W ZlPZZL. Wl ' 33 ., . .. r,, ',3 "PI 35 X ST ft 55 55 "5"" mm -fe ' . !l III So Si Si T S3 .',',' 33 ss sT 7 Z ', , ' '" I 1111 1 1 1 1 " i 1 1 Bl'SINESS DIRECTORY Painting and Pnprrlianglng. SPECIAL Fall price on painting. papering, kalsomlnlng. Have mst work done now while we are offer ing lower prices. GRINSTEO s RUNTZ, Painters-Decorators. Phone 1858. Piano Instruction. FRED ALTON HAIOHT Teacher of piano Classical and popular music courses Halght Music Studio, 918 Liberty Bldg. Tel. 72. . Tranft'l RE1NK1NO TRUGK1NU CO. Trans fer and Sutras, We haul anything ' at a roaaonaole prloe. Ill No Fir Sweet. Phone 022, DAVIS TRANSFER St STOWAGE - Service guaranteed 30 9. orape st Phone 644, or residence 1060. EADS TRANSFER 8TORAOE CO Office 1015 No- Central Phone 315 Price right. Servloe guaranteed- ftntch Repairing. i5 00 REWARD for any watch 1 can't fix. used watches sold at nan wholeale price. 8th St- opposite etafte Depot. LECML, NliriCKS Not Ire to I. mid Holders. . This will notlfv lnd holders un der the EaEle Point Irrigation District that the Board of Director lor this District will alt aa a Botird of Equal lzatlon on October 4th, at 3:00 o'clock p. m.. In the office of the Dlstrlot, for the purpose ox reviowmg ana cor recting Us assessment roll which art now on file In this office for public inspection. Parties aftRrleved, or de siring adjustments should present themselves before the Board at tnis time. Bv order of the Board of Directors. CLARENCE, P. DAVIES, Secretary. Summons, In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, in and for the County of Jackson. Millie Polene Bunn, Plaintiff, vs. Charles W. Bdnn, Defendant. To the above named defendant, Charlos W. Bunn: In the name of the State of Ore gon: You are hereby summoned and required to appear and answer the complaint of the plaintiff herein on file against you. or otherwise plead thereto within four (4) weeks from the date of the first publication of this summons. , And you are hereby notified that If you fall to appear and answer the complaint of the plaintiff herein within the time specified, for want tnereor plaintiff will apply for Judc- ment aa prayed for In her complaint nerein. namely a decree of divorce divorcing plaintiff from said defend ant, and forever dissolving the mar riage contract heretofore and now existing between plaintiff and de- icnanns This summons la. published In the Medord Mall Tribune by order "f the Hon H. D, Norton, Judge of the above entitled court, duly made and entered herein, the 31st day of Au gust, 1982. f. The date of the first publication oi tbi summons Is August 31st. 1D32, v : ; , ALLISON MOULTON. Attorney for Plaintiff. Andreas: 301 Lli-erty Building, Medford. Oregon. Notice of Sale of Him (In. Notice is hereby given that the town council of the town of Butte Falls, Oregon, will, at any time before September 30th, -1932, at five o'clock p, m., receive sealed proposals for the purchase of Nine Thousand Five Hun dred ($9,500.00) Dollars of the ne gotiable coupon bonds of said town, In denominations or Two Hundred and Fifty ($250.00) Dollars each, dated October 1st, 1932, bearing In terest at the rate of six (8) per cent per annum, payable semi-annually. Installments of Interest being evidenced by coupons Attached to said bonds, and which bonds mature Solution of Yesterday' Puzzle v v. Bman ooai A ' 1 S. Wrath 9. Father of Odin ID Mssdon II. Trss 17. Iirr 19. ioQufres II Symbol of bondas, 34. Aocomuanylng 25. Railed olsl. form yA li. Discolored DISC, !l. umtarr as sistant 10 Tlnr 81. Purposes as. Woodwind In- strumsnt 37. Bombast te. Imolcrt manta 41 ttenders aocaa SIDIS 14. PrasrleatoT 41. Amerlrin Uni versity 47. Medicinal olant 41. Rendered fat of swine 41. The oreeent 4 DOWN , 1. Health resorts 2. nabblt 3. Allenurea - (Juanttty pro- tlm, (1. Roam about R. Orow old ' Idly .j. . Cersmonr . SI. Make tsea serially, one thereof m October 1st. 1933, and one thereof on the first day of April and one thereof on the first day of October of each year thereafter, up to and Including April in, 105.1. These bonds are issued for the pur pose of funding Nine Thousand rive Hundred (0. 500 00) Dollars of the negotiable coupon bonds of aaid town dntd October 1st, la 13, maturing October 1st. 1032, and which bonis are an existing legal Indebtedness of said town. Sealed proposals may be delivered to the underslnel at his residence lu the town of Butte Palls, Oregon, and must be accompanied by a cer tified checK drawn upon some state op national bank of Jackson County, Ortfion, for five (5) per cent of the, amount bid for said bonds, or by one of ald outstanding bonds above described, to be funded by the proceeds of said sale, said amount said bond, aa the case may be, to be forfeited to said town as liquid ated dam Ages in case such bid shall be accepted by the -town and tne person niaklrur the same shall fall to purchase and pay for said bonds m accordance witn sain dig witnin thirty (30) days after being notified of the acceptance of said bid and being furnlahcd with a transcript of the records and proceedings of said town showing that said bonds are vana ana are lawiuuy taauea. No bid for less than par and ac crued interest for aald bonds will oe considered by t)ie town council and the council reservra the right to re ject any and all b'd. v . C. R. MAOKK. Recorder of the town of Butte rails, Oregon, Notice, to Creditors. In the County Court of the State of Oregon lu and lor the county or Jackson. V In the Matter of the Estate of Alia R. Phlppa, Decanted. v Notice is hereby given that the undersigned have been duly appoint ed by the County Judge of Jackson County, Oregon, as the Executors with tne will annexed, of the estate of Alia R, Phlpps, the above named d.-cedent, and have qualified, All persons hav.ng claims against said estate are directed to present snrne uuiy vennea a Dy jaw re quired, to the undersigned Executors, at the office of P. J. Newman, in the Palm Building, Medford, Oregon, within six months from the date rf the flrat publication of this notice. Dated and flrat published tnia 7th day of August, 1932. . PRESTON PHIPPa.i' LEE PHIPPS, Executors of the Estate of Alia R. Phlpps, Deceased, V WARRANT CALL Notice la hereby given that School District No. 49, JackaoD County, war rant No. 760 to No. 810 Inclusive re called for payment. Interest to cease on September 7, 1933. Warrants to be presented for payment at the office of the Dlstrlot Clerk, Medford Building, Medford, Oregon. REBECCA JENSEN, Clerk School DUtrlct No. 40. Jacksonville JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 7. (Spl.) Parent Teachers association will give reception for the teachers of the school Friday evening, September f. All psrents are urged to attend. Plans are being made for a good program. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Backus and daughter Beverly June, also Mr. Backus' brother, Virgil Backus, left Saturday for Independence, Kans. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Mayer of San Pranclsco, who have been visiting their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Wilson, and other relatives here, re turned home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Olenn Lee and chil dren of Provolt called on friends and shopped In Medford and Jacksonville Saturday. Merrltt Dews arrived In Jackson ville this week to vlsu his mother, Mrs. Teresa Dews. Mr. Dews ha been In the nvy for a number of yean and Is now stationed at Pearl Har bor, H. T. He was autloned now Chins, during the recent war In tht country. Mr. Dews 1 on a three week' furlough. Mr; and Mrs. George Backua and daughter, Winifred Backua, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kenworthy, Carl Musgrac and Audrey Metzgor attended a birth day dinner In honor of Grandpa Holts' 81st birthday at his home in Sams Valley district Sunday. D. W. Bowman, who has been vis iting at the home of his son, Archie Bowman, for aometlmo, left Monday for Pendleton. Or., He will also visit his children at Freewater, Ore., and Walla Walla, Wail). Roynl Neighbor lodge held Initia tion Tuesday - evening. Mrs. Jean anil was initiated Into the lodge. After the work of the evening re. freshment were served. Dr. D. A. Forbes of Eegle Point spent the week-end with hi sons here. ,' Mrs. J. Johntcm of Portland came her) Sunday for a few .day' visit with Mr. nd Mr. Harry Whitney. Shl en routo, to TO Oentro. Cal to visit her daughter, Mrs. A. J. Mel. Mr. Or see White nd on Edward returned September 7 to their home In Loa Angeles, following a Mventf weeks' visit with her brother, Hsrry Whitney, and family her. ..' Mark Winnin?lim from Big Aple gat . district ws In Jacksonville Tuesday. He had succeeded In get ting another large panther which he Was taking to Medford to collect his bounty. John Plater snd son Rollln, who were visiting their sister and aunt. Mrs. Wm. Davison, at Talent, called on old friends here Sunday. Mr. Rollln Plater had stopped to visit her parents at Myrtle Creek. The plater family, former resident here, left Jseksonvllle for Hood River In 1924. Mrs. John Plater died at that plact about year ago. Mrs. Alpha Hartman and sons, Wes ley and Lyle, motored to Roscburg Mondsy. Phoenix PHOENIX. Sept. T. (Spl.) Lsdle' All society will hold sn ll-day meet- j Ing at th Presby;erlsn church on 7nuhilsy, with covered dull lunch 'eon at noon. Work win be coniplet- ed on a, quilt and other work taken up. Al adles are Invited taolnllshrd up. All ladles are invited and urged to be present. Thimble club of Oak circle will meet at the home of Mrs. Maude Daugherty Friday afternoon, with Mr. Enid Caster assisting In entertaining. All ladles of the club are cordially Invited and urged to be present. Mr. John Gore of Eugene, who formerly lived here, and hsr daugh ter, Mrs, Lennox of Medford, called at the homes of everl friends in Phoenix vicinity Friday, among which were Mrs. Albert N. Soils and Mr. M P. Sheet. Mr, and Mrs. John Hankln of Eagle Point were guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. o. Caster Sunday sventnjj. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew H. Haatn spent the week-end at Bandon, Oeld Beach and other acenlc point along the coast. Miss Lottie Watkln spent the week-end In Ashland at the horn of Mis Marie Presoott. Theodora Andreanoff. who for while lived at the Dr. Standard horn here, and who 1 now attending technical high chool tn Portland, Is spending his vacation here at the Dr. Standard horn. Miss Bernadlne Young, who has been visiting for the paat three weeks at the home of her parent here, Mr. and Mr. Sam Young, ha returned to Loa Angelea to resume her studies In a secretarial school there. Mr. and Mr. M. F. Sheets and fam Uy attended the poatoffioe employes' picnic al the Lake o' the woods Sun day. Mrs. Ed Brock and children, Ralph Pearl and Winifred, were dinner guests at the heme of Elva Caster Monday. Mr. and Mr. M. F. Sheets were hap plly surprised Saturday when Mr. and Mr. Jay B. Noble of Bend, Ore., call ed at their home. Mr. Noble 1 one of the employes of the potto f flee :n Bend and was here to spend the holl' days and attend the picnic at Lake the Woods Sunday, . North Phoenix school opened Mon. day with an enrollment of lfl pupils and with Mr. V. R, uon nam teacher. Anderson Creek ANDERSON CREEK. Sept. 7 (Spl.) Geo. Young ha sold his ranch to Mr. Hull from Klamath Falls. . Edward Smith spent a few daya with home folk at Phoenix recently. . Mr. Green 1 hauling wood this wee. ''Mr and Mrs. Frank Schuett of MaryavlH, Cal.. are (pending a few day with hi brother and mother. BUlle. McKenzla wo In Talent Thursday. Mrs... James May and daughter were in Medford Friday. D. C. Halt, William Shann and Jock Foster were In Medford Friday Steve Lvmak and James May were In Ashland Saturday. Frank -Canters spent Friday with hi daughter, Mr. Jams Mays. Tex Harding and Robert Thomas were up on tha creek Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith and mother were Sunday callers at the James Mays noma. Blllle McKlntl tailed on Ml Ruth May Wednesdays is, Mrs. Haltman. called on Mr. Oeo. McAnally WednesdnJ. Edward Smith,. Jluth May and Blllle McKlnzle wart In Medford Sat urday evening. 4, - t . , Persist PERSIST,- Sept. 7.iBpl.) Mr. Ethel Wlllltt and dsugbtte Dorothy, alio Mr. and Mr. Ivan McDonough, left. August 39 for th )iuoklebtrry patch, returning Septemntal, with 18 gallons of berries. They "report the berries as being In at) lindane but ripening slowly, I , Ted Kinney and H. F. Morgan (bade a business trip to Medford August SO Mr. White, Mr. and Mri.XLrster Warta and family, also Mr, Wsrts 'it' TP mother, wer week-end gueata ox and Mrs. H. F. Morgan. ' Tad Kinney oalled at th Matthew, cabin Sunday afternoon. ' Mrs. Chsflle Jantrer and we sen we son. Donaldi Bobby, were week-end guest nd Mrs. H. F. Morgan, Mildred Young and ton Donald tr also uoruiy ash. oaitea at we . Ash home at Trail September 1. Hilda Morgan called at th A. D. Moore home August 81. Mildred Young cooked for the mill crew on that day. ' I Mr. and Mrs. . B. Ash of Trail have a new Desoto ledah. They end .Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ash called on Mr. and Mrs Lowell Ash Tuesday night. Little Donald Young, who waa HI Thursday, la much Imp-oved Cabin Owner Held In Shooting Scrape . TOiAllOOK, Or., Sept. 7. (AP) Harry Ellsworth, 40, esbln owner and boatman of the Jetty section, was held In Jail here today accused of the death of A. L. Bergeron, A3, who was shot to death here Monday dur ing a quarrel between the two men. Police said Ellsworth killed Ber. gerson, prominent TUlstnook muslo teacher, during an argument over a smsll rent bll. 4 Rio Grande Farms Escape Inundation BROWNSVILLE. Tex., Sept. 7. (AP) Hundred!! of persons war homeless but th rloh citrus and farming land of the lower Rio Grande valley ap peared to have escsped major damage a the Rio Grande flood crest swept slowly toward Browiuvlll and th Quit of Mexico today. Lowland ad Joining the river wer under water, by the levee nd flood ways protect ed other Motion. 1 Florence Grave nd Ida Wood, piano Instruction. Studio 330 N Oekdale. High school credit given - Permanent wave 11.83. wet finger wave 36c. Prevost Beauty Shop, 16 Laurel, Phon 737-J, BUI ITALY URGES Fascist Government Faces Grave Problem Finding Room for Teeming Mil lions 21 3 to Square Mile ROME. W One of the fascist government's gravest problems-that of finding room for Italy' teeming ' millions 1 rendered more vital by 1U own ceasleaa battle to keep the population Increasing, Mussolini ha been hurling the question of what to do with all hi people at the world ever sine ho cam Into power. Simultaneously he urges these earn people to augment tr"!r number. It create a situation that I mag nified by the present delicately bal anced division of Europe and which for that reason probably will be al lowed to go unsolved for the mo ment. But Indications are that even tually it must force Itself upon the world. 213 to "quare Mile. Statistic Just completed ehow th density of population a a IS to th square mil. In 1931 It was only 300. The Increase ha been method ical since 1881, when th figure ws 134.' Person not of fascist Italy's way of thinking might see a ray of hop In th fact that In th last two year there ha been a noteworthy decline In the number of birth. The fas cists, however, view the matter in Just the opposite right. They term the decline a "grave danger" and "suicidal tendency" and nave set themaelvea to check it. Large Families Win Prises. Prlne frequently 'are offered to families with the largest number of healthy children and Mussolini re peatedly telle the nation that a peo ple must multiply to be tn ascend ancy. ' The figure that caused the wave of alarm showed that In the first half of 1833 there were only (03.408 birth In Italy, compared with SS5, 83S and IS4.813 In the flrat -tlx month of 1981 and 1980, respec tively. A noteworthy decline In the num ber of marriages also was revealed, the figures being 139,978 for the first halt of 1933 and 137,979 and 181,780 tor the same periods In 1931 and 1930. 2,500,000 Onln' In Decade. There were 41,709,081 people In Italy when the last census ws taken In April, 1931', This represented a gala of approximately 3,800,000 In 10 years. All these people are crowded Into an area almost half the sine of Texsa. Italy has large colonial possession tn Africa, but they are mostly desert land Incapable of supporting large population. Mussolini arrests that Italy was not given a Just territorial award after the war and ha consist ently argued (or revision of the peace trestle. i SALES HALTED WASHINGTON, Sept. 7. (AP) Bates of Ubiltw.tlon whut and fov arnment controlled cotton deftniUly wera halUd today until nest year. The decision waa announced by Chairman Stone of the farm board after being made poeilbl by a $50, 000,000 reconstruction corporation loan to the cotton atabilleatlon cor poration and American Co-operattr ""7; association, 'These steps are being taken and lana obtained," Stone said "so. that cotton growers will ie the full urieflt of the market for their crops tb year and for the purpose of en- majiTig tne organizations to graauauy llmiUlat their holding! during pe- rtc40when more active demand U au- BRIO, Bwltrerland, Sept. t-(AP) Henri Walther, 30-year-old Swiss, waa arrested yesterday In oonnectlon with the murder of Jeran Ibershoff of Cleveland, Ohio, 90-year-otd Smith college student, who was beaten to death at the foot of Zeratt mountain last week. Police here said the man had a criminal record. Thy questioned htm at length and said h contradicted himself several times during th ex amination. A blcycl which he said had been stolen from him was found near Vie spot where the young wom an waa killed, police reported. - FORMER PRISON HEAD RUN DOWN BY AUTO SALEM, Or.. Sept. 7. ( AP) Hen ry w. Meyers, former superintendent at th sure penitentiary, was run over at a downtown street intersec tion by a car driven by Mr. Henry Morris, Salem, here Tuesday. Meyer suffered a broken collar bona and other bruise. No charge wer filed, polio said.. Phon 043. We'll haul away your rsfus. City Sanitary Service, August coal speel!. 113.00 per ton. Med. Fuel Co, Tel. 831. a. 'esm n in a ay n