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ward. Tel 995-J
12:45.
kid gloves,
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and HELP WANTED FEMALE
FEW experienced packer. .ndrtg-.
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chard.
WANTED SITUATIONS
WX-PF.RIENCED. middle aged lady
w.nfc any wna of employment.
counter work. 249 So. Riverside.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
6. F. bound Hudson coach will Wke
3 passengers leaving soon. Share
expenePhneMj,
WANTED Row boat ultb1 r
outboard motor. Phone 290-X .
RADIO REPAIRING.
Phone 1043-J.
H. L. Elwood.
Wanted Loan of 3oo.oo for
, year, good Interest, secured.
7684 Tribune.
one
Box
WANTED TORENT 5-room unfurn
ished bouse close to Grade school
Must be reasonable. Answer Box
7675 Tribune. , - - -
-ntoMTTtinir. re-ut)holtere(l, ro-fln-
ished, re-glued. Work done at your
home or our snop.
969-R. ' . .
WANTED TO RENT Modem house,
near elementary school, 3 bedrooms,
furnace, hardwood floors, fireplace
large living room. Rent moderate
Box 6901, Mall Tribune.
n.T tto -.art.w wants to Ket loan of
onn rt anaA security. Address
Box 7667, Mall Tribune.
WANTED Laundry, 4c ;.
completely finished. Phone 869-x-
WANTED 2nd band goods. We buy.
sell and trade. Berrydale 2nd Hand
Store, 1803 No. Riverside.
FOR RENT HOUhCS
' FOR RENT Modern S-room furn
ished house. Inquire at 223 N. Riv
erside. ,
wiro ovwr vjtut side home, hard
wood floors, electrlo range, large
garage. Inquire 211 Vancouver. Ave.
FOR RENT 4-roora house.
444 N. Front.
Ask at
FOR RENT Modern 4-room furnish
ed house with garage. Phone 315
or 1113-J.
UNFURNISHED house In good loca
tion t an attractive price. Call at
905 W. loth.
tor rent Modern furn. 4-room
house. Inquire 119 Almond.
for rent Close In 5-room house,
furnished or unfurnished: late gar
den and 1 acii. Call 406-R-2 -,t
noon or 6 to 7.
FURN house and apts: igarage.
W. 10th.
604
5-ROOM partlv furnished modern
house, near Washington and High
schools. Phone 720. Redden, & Co.
TOR RENT Furnished home. 520
Dakota, block from High school.
, frlgldalre. electric range. Inquire
1 Nat. Grocery.
FURNISHED house. Tel. C. A. DeVoe.
FOR RENT To aduiia or parties with
grown children, modern 5-room un
furnished bungalow; hss electric
water heater, heatrola. new linole
um on kitchen floor; available now;
2 bedrooms, laundry tub with
screened-ln porches; trees, blue
grs.w lawn, roses, flowers: garage,
woodshed. Everything In tip-top
shaoe: fine home for family of 3
or 4. Address Home, car Mall Tri
bune, and owner will call.
FOR RENT 3 modern bungalows,
Berrydale: newlv decorated, new
lawnm $13.50, water paid. TeL 103
FOR RENT House near h!h school
Being remodeled. Only $20. TeL 103
FOR RFNT fluicco. 101 Clark St
newly decorated: $18. mo. Tel. 103.
MODERN 6 room house, east side,
near Roosevelt school. Call at 14
Cottage (or particular and Inspec
tion. FOR RENT Furnished 5-room house
Crater Lake Ave.; unfurnished 3
roon house on 13th near school.
Both new. phone 1149.
FOR RENT Modem 6-room home
very nicely furnished; also 5-room
nnfurnished house. Phoue Mrs
Francis Holllt, 790-B,
v rtione i j
iltzzzj-
I WT If dog missing, call 1H
FOB BENT HOUSES
FOR RENT Good
Inquire 417-J-2.
house, close In.
FOR RfcNT Modern home on But
Main St. Inquire Farmers & Fruit
grower Bank.
FOB RKN1 Home. Furnished or
unfurnished Brows at White
FOR RENT Partly furnished houae,
603" No. Orape.
FOR RENT 4 room houae partly fur-
ntehed. water paid, grjxo a motun
1112 Nlantto 8t.
FOR RENT 4 to 8-room houses
Phone 100. 80 N. Central.
rOB RENT APARTMENTS
FOR RENT Furn. 2 & 3 room apts,
and garage. 804 w. 10th.
FOR RENT Furnished duplex, elec
I trio range, permanent tenters only
aio.oo mo. mono 'ivu-t.
FOR RENT Apartment. 412 N. Ivy.
New and clean, modern..
FOR RENT Completely furnished
apt., (15. 229 N. Ivy.
MODERN furnished 2-room apart
ment. 348 N. Bartlett. Tel. 753-M
FURN. APT., new ovemuffed, refrig
eration. The Bernen, iu uuince.
HOMES fOR RENT Oail 10
FOB RENT FtlRNISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT Furnished sleeping room
In private home for gentleman. 307
so. oakdale.
FOR BENT MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENm Office room East Main,
Ch"der Bldg. 25. Phone 291.
OFFICES In Sparta Bldg.; Ideal loca
tion, steam heat: low rentals. Carl
y. Tengwald, Agent.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
EXCELLENT Business Opportunity
Wll trade foxes for a good car. Call
at 1014 W. 10th St. or phone after
0:30 evenings.
FOR SALE OR LEASE Auto camp
with 10 apartments with garagea.
In Alturas, calif. Big Pine Lumber
Co., Medford, ore.
FOB EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE
80 A. good Improvements, team and
tools, clear, to trade tor ciear resi
dence.
280 A. stock ranch, 100 A. bottom
land, good building. Want small
ranch.
5 A. bottom land, free water. (400.00
Term.
Apartment house for sale at bargain,
with good terms. 410 w and St.
EXCHANGE 320 aore agricultural
land, all tillable, 5 miles from Har
lowtown, Montana. Edward Jones,
Central Point.
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, high altitude, mud cn
mate, Joins state highway, llghti
and phone available, sell for $4000,
car' down, balance back on land
at worth 820,000. Address Vlvl'
an Norman Barto, Rogue River, Ore,
FOR SALE OR TRADE For Medford,
clear tor clear 2 ranches Joining
160 acres Improved, good house, 30
acres fenced, 12 acres cleared, sub
Irrigated springs, placer mine, plen
ty more land to clear; uu acres,
room house, all year creek, either
place flanked by miles of free range,
Ideal for stock raising and mixed
rarmmg. Vivian Norman Barto,
Rogue River. Ore.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA for Oregon.
We have several properties. Owners
want Oregon, write full details, we
can render you a service. J. H. Mc
Kle. 3850-Sth 'Ave., San Diego, Cal.
FOR EXCHANGE
WILL sell or trade typewriter for
good milk cow. Inquire Pat; 2nd
Hand Store on Prune St.
FOR SALE or trade for wood. 6-tube
Atwater radio, $8.00. 623 S. Holly,
Medford.
FOR SALE OR TRADE A No. 1 serv
ice station and lunch room on Pa
clflo highway, close to two good
schools. What have vou? Address
Box 7666. Mall Tribune.
FOR TRADE Auburn 8 for wood.
Phone 1044-X.
FOR SALb HOMES
FOR SALE OR RENT 3 room modem
house, also 4 room modern house,
both on Losler Lane. Each house
on quarter acre. Big Pines Lbr. Co.
FOR SALE 8-room modern, nesr
Washington school and atore. on
pavement; lot 50x165: clear; $1390.
$150 down, bel. $13.60 mo. Owner,
1000 W. Uth St.
FOR SALE Attractive borne. Phone
103. 30 N. Central.
FOR SALE RIAL ESTATE
FOR SALE Modern home, close In
Will accept securities as first pay
ment. Box 7033. Mall Tribune.
FOR SALE 3-acre tract on north
Pacific highway. Inquire Farmers
Ac Fruitgrower Bank.
WHEN you think of real estate think
of Browo & White.
FOR 8AI.B LfVESTO.
YOUNO nice pony for ssddie and
litht work. Prl-e $15.00. Owner
220 W. Jackson St.
FOR SALE On TRADE for feeder pigs,
good redwood posts. 2-bottom home
disc plow. A No. 1 shape. John
Nealon. phone 118. Central Point.
FOR SALE Feeder pig. Mike Hanley.
FOR SALE Pony. Chickens to trade
for wood. D. W. Beebe, Central
Point.
FOR SALE Red feeder p'f. also R"
brood ows. will farrow oon. Adolf
Schula, Besgle, Ore.
FOR SALE Registered Shropshire
and nmboulllei ram. L. A. salade.
Jr.
FOB SALE AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE 1937 Ford Colrpe.
RJverelde.
RANDY'S USED CAR EMPORIUM
The uaed car trading center of So.
Oreg. Exceptional values in recon
dition care. Prices and terme.
19'JO Pontlac Cqupe. license 8208.00
1931 Ford Spt. Coupe and
license 82800
1928 Olda Coach, Une ahape 295.00
1928 Oakland Landau 295.00
We have the largest stock or cars
in the cltv at lowest prices.
PONTIAC SALES FLOOR
Open evenings and Sunday.
FOR SALE FUEL
FOR SALE Dry forest wood.
533-R-l. Dalton Bros.
MISCELLANEOUS
FREE Bosc D'AnJou pear culls.
any quantity, come get tnera.
Rogue River Co.
LOCAL or long distance hauling. We
guarantee to save you money, naw
ley Transfer. 619 North Rlrersld.
Phone 1044-X.
MADAM ROMINE Spiritualist, palm-
let. tell all In love, marriage, Busi
ness. If you want fact, not prom
ises, call qn her for advice. Rain
bow Auto Court, 1 mile north on
Pacific highway. Cottage 2.
FOP. SALE FRL'IT VEGETABLES
TOMATOES tic lb.. Petite prunes 1c.
Italians 2c. F. s. carpenter, jaci
aonvllle Highway.
PEACHES 10. Bring boxes. Rates
In quantities. ml. west pnoenix.
O. E. Carpenter.
GOOD cooking apples, 33c a box
Bring boxes. 720 park.
FOR SALE Italian and petite prunea,
phone 7-F-4.
FOR SALE Tomatoes, ready picked,
80c per 100 lbs; 80c delivered. Tel
869-X-2.
FOR SALE Tomatoes, ftc lb, you
pick them. Melons, pickling cu
cumbers. John Mace: tako road
before overhead bridge, Tolo; fol
low arrows.
FOR SALE Extra fancy Mulr peaches.
rt. c ward, Fern vauey.
FOR SALE Peaches. Tons and tons
of big. non-lrrlgated Elbcrtas, also
Mulrs and Carmen. R. R. Ouchea,
Griffin Creek. Phone 857-L. "
FOR SALE Tomatoea.
9-F-5.
lo. Hartley,
VCR SALE-Extra fancy Elberta peach
es, reasonable; bring boxes, 710
East Main after Tuesday.
OVERSIZE Bartlett pear, too large
to ship. The cream of the crop
for canning; 30 cents lug at Ala
Vlstft Packing House.
CUCUMBERS Boston pickling.
1662.
Tel.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Almost new 10 tube Air
line radio at half price. 842 S. Riv
erside. FOR SALE Chllds' bed! and bahy
c.-Jrlage. Phone 645-L. '
FOR SALE Large else crib. 624 Da
kota.
PIANO Standard make, nice case,
467.80. Baldwin Piano Shoppe, 26
S. Grape.
FOR SALE Or will Made for $16.00
fir wood. Ladles' suit, size 40. nev
er been worn. Phone 67 or 891-M.
FOR SALE Wedgewood Quick heater,
pipe, tall dressmskers mirror, steel
springs, oak dresser $6.50. 714 Welsh
St., corner W. Jackson.
FOR BLZ Furniture, vacuum clean
er, equity In new White Sewing ma
chine. 319 No. Oakdale.
FOR SALE Upright pianoa as low as
eiu. ursnd pianos as low a $136.
Will be In Medford with pianos
about Sept. -15. For free demonstra
tions write Pianos, Box E Care Msil
Tribune.
FOR SALE Pure Vt. maple syrtip In
gallon cana. Made by O. L. Dow
while In Vt. last spring. Price $2.75
per can. Call 513 King St.
FOR SALE Used sewing machines, all
makes, (6 up: terms If desired. All
makes rented and repaired. Whit
Sewing Machine Co. 24 N. Bartlett.
FOR SALE .25-35 Savage high power
rifle, like new. 1761 N. Riverside.
STRAWBERRIES 30c gallon. Blood,
rut view Ave., near central point,
GARDEN DIRT, piovrtng. fertilizer,
eand and gravel. Phone 912-J.
FOR SALE Fordaon. Darby wheels,
Hamilton transmission: Juat over
hauled. Also disc plowa. Phone
566-L-2.
FOR SALE Roll top desk, like new;
office filing csblnet, davenport,
h-ater. dining table, chair, Strom-berg-Carlson
battery radio, go-cart,
refrigerator, ',1-h.p. electric motor.
tjrid saw, circular saw, Ubraty
lAbiA. sanitary couch, chlld s rock
er. walnut bedroom suite, clrculat
Ing heater, comb, wood and gas
range. All real bargains. Medford
t.xcnsnac. an south rront. Tel. 931
FOR SALE Tomatoes, $c per pound
at Calhoun ranch, I mile south
west of Phoenix.
FOR SALE Beautiful Crego
C. Carey, Phone 341-J-l.
FOR SALE Handy
truck or stationary
N. Riverside.
governor;
motors.
fits
1761
BUSINESS DIRfCTORY
Abstracts.
JACKSON CO.
ABSTRACT CO.
Abstracts of Title ant
Tide Iniurance. The
only complete Title
fly iters lo Jackson
County.
MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. AnstracU
of Title. Title Imuran. Room 8
and ft. No. 83 Nortii Central Are..
upetaJre.
Automobile Loans.
CONTRACTS HEPINANCEO
PAYMENTS REDUCED
We pay up balance due dealer, bank '
or finance company and eitend
your payments. Additional money
loaned. Phone 31 ox appointment.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Dressmaking ana Remodeling.
THB FASHION SHOP Dressmaking
and remodeling. 424 Medford Bldg.
Phone 1181.
Expert Window Cieanere.
LET GEORGE DO IT - Tel. 1172.
Houae cleaning. Floor waxing. Ori
ental rug cleaning, specialty.
Funeral Parlor.
PERL'S FUNERAL HOME Distinctive
service at moderate rate. Estab
lished 20 years. Ambulance serv
ice. 6th St. at Oakdale. Tel. 47.
Money to Lend.
WE LEND MONEY 00 furniture and
late model auto. Three per oent
per month on unpaid balance. No
other charges. Come In and get
the cash today. See W. E. Thomas.
45 So. Central. Phone 139
Plsno Instruction.
FRED ALTON RAIOHT Teacher of
piano Classical and popular mualc
course. Hatgbt Muslo Studio, 818
Liberty Bldg. Tel. 72.
Job Printing.
MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT
Best equipped plant in southern
Oregon. Printing of all kinds; book
binding; loose-leaf ledgera, and
blank, billing systems, duplicating
cash sales slips and everything lu
the printing line. 28-30 N. Grape
Phone 76.
Painting and Puperhaiiglng,
SPECIAL Fall price on painting.
papering, kalsomlnlng. Have that
work done now while we are offer
ing lower prices.
OR1NSTED & RUNTZ,
Palntera-Decorator.
Phone 1658.
HARRY MARX Psintlng, tinting,
paperhanglng. Phone 14-F-4. Res.
Coleman Creek road.
Transfer.
RE1NK1NG TRUCKING CO. Trans
fer and Storage. We haul anything
at a reasonable price. Ill No. Fir
Street. Phone 833.
DAVIS TRANSFER Ic STORAGE
Service guaranteed. 29 S. Grape St.
Phone 644, or realdence 1060.
EAD8 TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Office 1015 No. Central Phone 818
Price right. Service guaranteed.
CLARENCE, P. DA VIES, Secretary
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice of Sheriff's Sale.
By virtue of an execution on fore
closure duly Issued out of and under
the seal of the Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon, in and for the Coun
ty of Jackson, to me directed and
dnted on the 2nd day ot September,
ivu2, in a certain action therein,
wherein State of Oregon, acting by
the World War Veterans' State Aid
Commission, aa plaintiff, recovered
Judgment against James A. 'Moulton
(aiso known as James Allison Moul
ton) and Clara H. Moulton, husband
and wife, the defendants, for the
sum of Two Thousand Four Hun-
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TIME TO BUY
2S acres 5 room nearly new bungalow, cltv water, close In.
Thla place wa built to sell for I2500, now offered at half prlc,
.1250. 1)00 caah, balance like rent or term to suit.
Also
30 acre Apricot, peaches, walnut, wood lot. Sprinf piped to
house, t room house, Fries 13000. 500 cash,
BARNES end CORN,
Phone 10-T 41. 1 I. Central
dren Thirteen and 20-100 (13413.30)
Dollars, with cost and disbursement
taxed at Eleven and no-100 (41100)
Dollars, and the further aum of Two
Hundred and no-100 (1300.00) Dol
lars, as attorney fee, which Judg
ment waa enrolled and docketed In
the Clerk's office of said Court In said
County on the) 2nd day of Septem
ber, 1932.
Notice la hereby given that, pur
suant to the terms of the aald exe
cution. I will on the 8th day of Octo
ber. 1932, at 10:00 o'clock a. m, at
the front door or the Courthouse In
the City of Medford, In Jackson
County, Oregon, offer for sale and
will aell at public auction for caah to
the highest bidder, to aatlaly - said
Judgment, together with the costs of
this ssle. subject to redemption aa
provided by law, all of the right, title
and Interest that the said defendants.
Jamea A. Moulton and Clara H.
Moulton. hla wife, the former aomo-
tlme designated a Jamea Allison
Moulton and a Allison Moulton; and
the Gold Ray Investment Company,
an 'Oregon corporation, had on the
30th day of August, 1928. or now have
In and to the following described
property, situated In the County of
Jackson. State of Oregon, to-wlt:
The Southeast quarter (SEI4) cf
the Southwest quarter (til: the
Southwest quarter ( Vi ) of the South
east quarter (4): the South half
C4) of the Northwest quarter (V)
of the Southeast quarter (4 and
the Northwest quarter (U) of the
Northwest quarter (V of the South
east quarter 4) of Section Thirty
one (31). Township Thirty-seven (37)
south of Range Two (31, west or
WlUsmette Meridian, containing one
hundred ten (110) acres, more or
less, situated In the County of Jack
son. State of Oregon.
Dated this 3rd day 0! September.
1032.
RALPH a. JENNINGS.
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon.
By OLOA E. ANDERSON, Deputy.
Summons.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Orezon In and for Jackson County.
Jackson County Building and Loan
Association, an uregon oiiuoins
and loan corporation, Plaintiff,
vs.
Annie V. Coryell, also known as Annie
V. Ncff, also known a Annie V.
Johnson, and John Doe Johnson,
her husband, true name unknown:
James T. Neff. also known a J. F.
Neff: H. 0. Coryell, husband of
Annie V. Coryell; Southern Ore
gon Credit Bureau, an Oregon cor
poration; also all other persons or
Dartlea unknown claiming any
right, title, estste, Hen or Interest
In or to the real estate aescnoeo
herein. Defendants.
To each and all of the above named
defendants:
In the name of the State ot Ore
gon, you and each of you are hereby
required to appear and Answer the
Complaint filed against you In the
above entitled Court within four (4)
weoks from the date of the first pub
lication of thla Summons, and If you
fa'! so to appear and answer said
complaint, or otherwise plead there
to, the Plaintiff wll! apply to the
Court for the relief demanded In Its
Complaint; that Is, a Decree fore
closing the Plaintiff's mortgage on
the property described a follows, to
wlt: Lot Sixteen (16), Block Eight (8),
Laurelhurst Addition to the City of
Medford, Oregon, as the same Is num
bered, designated and described on
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The sketches above show how Ilia Kennelly-Heavlslde layer which re
flects radio waves coming from the enrth moves higher t night, since It
did the same during the eclipse scientists gained evidence that the sun
causes It to move lone- In the. daytime.
By F. B. COLTON
(Associated Press Science Editor)
NEW YORK (API New evldenoe of
how the sun and It radiation af
fect radio transmission 1 one piece
of scientific knowledge that was
gained from Klentut' observations
during the eclipse.
They found that during the dark
ness ot the eclipse, Just aa during
ordinary night, there Is a sudden
change In behavior of radio waves.
Apparently the ahuttlng off of the
sun' light and radiation causes this
effect.
The change In behavior 1 attrib
uted to the change In height ot the
Kennelly-Heavlslde layer, a region of
electrically-charged air high above
the aurtaoa that "reflecte" radio
waves coming from the earth.
At night the layer moves up to
far greater height than during the
day. and the same thing happened
during the eclipse, indicating that
the ahuttlng off of the sun'a llgiit
probably cause the change In height.
Actually the layer I never still, but
I constantly billowing up and down
It may come aa low aa 60 mile above
the official plat thereof, now of rec-
0!Th! Summons la published In -the
Medford Mall Tribune, a newspaper of
(jeneral circulation published at Med
ford, Oregon, once each week for four
successive weeks, by order or ine
Honorable H. D. Norton, juage 01 m
above entitled Court, duly made and
entered on the 29th day of August,
1932
Trie aoth day of August, 1032, Is
the date of the first publication of
this Summons.
o. C. Boaos.
J. F. FWBX1EL. and
O. H. BENCJTSON.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
30 North Central Avenue, .
Medford, Oregon.
Notice of Call for Bids.
Th. Achnl Board of School District
No. SO, Sams Valley School District,
having been authorized by a majority
vote of legal voters of the district ss
cast at a lesally called sohool meeting
on the 20th day of August, 1932. does
hereby call for btds on a loan of
2SS0 to be secured by negotiable In
terest bearing warrant or the ai-
trlct. Said loan shall be for a period
of five yeara with Interest at B'4,
repayment to oe optional witn me
district after four yesrs.
"Each bona fide resident of th.
district shall have the right to sub
scribe once for aald loan for the n
tlr. .mount, or any portion of same
not less tps.r $90. at par value."
Bids will be received up to 8 o'clock
p. m., Thursday, September 15th, 1032.
bida to be in writing. Blda to be
publicly opened at 8 o'clock at Sam
Valley School House.
Slaned: M. A. 8CHULZ,
Chairman of Board.
S. 8. ABBOTT. Clerk of Board.
Notice to Land Owner of, th. Med
ford Irrigation District.
Notdc. I hereby given that on
Tuesday, October 4th. 1982. at 1:30
o'clock p. m., the Board of Dlrectora,
acting a a Board of Equalization,
will meet In th. office of the Med
ford Irrigation District, Jackson
County Court House, Medford, Ore
gon, for the purpose of reviewing and
correcting the district assessment and
apportionment of taxea for the year
1033. Such assessment list, a ap
proved and adopted by the Board of
Dlrectora la now on file In the office
of the dlrtrlot where It I open for
Inspection by all persons Interested
Bv ort.er of the Board of Directors,
MEDFORD IRRIGATION DISTRICT.
O. ARNSPIOER. Secretary
Nolle, of Sheriff. Kale.
Br Tlrtu. of an execution on fore
closure duly Issued out of and under
th. seal of th. circuit court oi m.
State of Oregon, In and for the Coun
ty of Jackson, to me directed and
dated on th. 26th day ot August,
1032. In a oertaln action therein,
wherein Qua Newbury, a plaintiff,
recovered ludsment against Jamea T.
Logan and Rose L. Logan, the de
fendants, for th sum of Five Thou
sand Three Hundred Fifty and no
100 (19.350.00) Dollars, with Interest
from June 30, 1030, at 7 per an
num. and the further sum of Five
Hundred Twenty-three and 10-100
(SS23.10I Dollars, being tlx amount
of tsxes and Interest paid by th.
plaintiff, with cost and dlsbu rsa-
ment tsxed at Twenty-one and 80
100 (82130) Dollars, and th. further
sum of Four Hundred Fifty and no
100 ( 8450.00) Dollara, aa attorney',
fees, which judgment wa anrolled
and docketed In the Clerk office of
aald Court In said County on th. 29th
dav of August, 1032
Notice Is hereby given that, pur
susnt to the terms of th said exe
cution. I will on the 1st day of Octo
bar, 1933, at 10.00 o'clock a. m.. at th.
front door of th. Courthouse In th.
City of Medford, In Jackson County,
Oregon, offer for sal. and will sell at
DUbllo auction for caah to th high
est bidder, to aatlafy aald Judgment,
tonether with tn. cost, of this sale
subject to redemption aa provided byl
; taw, an oi in. rignt, vivie ana
est that the .aid defendants, Jan, is
T. Logan and Roe L. Login, hsd on
th. 80th day of June, 1930, on now
nave in ano to in. roiiowmg oescrioea M Eva Casey of Lebanon, Mo.,
property, situated n the County of ' . ., wiih
Jackson. Stat of Oregon, to-wlt: T . if J ? f
B-vinnm, at the Northwest corner I brother, C. W. Robert. Is visit
of Donation Land Claim No. 88, rrlAtlves In Phoenix and Medford
Township 1)7 BuuUJ of ttango To this week.
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the earth or go a high as 400 or
more.
When the layer la high, at night
broadcasting conditions at least on
some wsvelenctha appear to be bet
ter than during the day. Some sci
entist attribute this difference to the
changing height of the layer. Others
believe It may be because rays from
the sun absorb some radio wavea in
the daytime, while this "obstruction-
Is absent at night.
Radiation from somewhere In space,
perhapa from the aim, Is believed to
produce the Kennelly-Heavlslde lay
er. The radiation knock off electrons
from atoms of air In the earth' up
per atmosphere. These mutilated at
oms, known as ions, become good con
ductors ot electricity.
. For some reason this electrified air
Is able to "reflect" radio waves and
makes long distance radio communi
cation possible. If there were no lay
er, the wavea would shoot off Into
space, but Instead they are reflected
from the layer back to the earth,
then up to the layer again, and so
can travel around the world in a aer
ie, of great "bouncea."
West of the Willamette Meridian. In
OreKon. thence South 385S.5 feet
along the West line of said D. L. 0.
No. 5; thence East 824. feet: thence
North 2 degrees 36 minutes West
1027.7 feet: thence North 8 degrees
11 minutes East 1040.9 feet; thence
North 80 degrees 87 minutes West
94".3 feet to the beginning, contain
ing 70.&S acres, It being the Intention
to convey all of the lands which the
grantors acquired from the heir at
law or Thomas F. uenl and Ann seal
deceased, and which said lands are
particularly described In Volume 173.
at page 434 of the Deed Records of
Jsckson County, Oregon.
Dated this 28th day of August, 1032.
RALPH O. JF.NNINOS,
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon.
By OU3A E. ANDERSON, Deputy.
Williams Creek
WILLIAMS CREEK, Sept. 18 (Spl.)
Wlllard Topping of Portland visited
hla aunt, Mrs. Mary Topping and
other relative on Wllllama Creek last
week.
Earl Lavlne of Klamath Fall was
visitor over the week-end at the
Oleve Wilson, home.
Mr. Hlnesman and family who re
cently purchased the lower ranch of
Bert Holehauser, have taken posses
sion and are making Improvement.
The old house la being torn down,
preparatory to building a n.w house
and one small cottage has already
been built near the road.
Bill Hubbard waa celling on old
friends on Wllllama creek last week
on hla vacation. He I still employed
at Meier and Frank. In Portland.
where h. has been for more than
nine years. Bill grew up on Wllllama
creek and his frlenda are glad to
hear of hla success.
Mr, and Mrs. Henry Norton and
family of Ashland wer. Sunday vie
Itora at the Kradel Newcomb home.
Mra. Sarab John and son, Clay, of
Medford were biulnes visitors on
Williams creek Monday.
Artnur coffee wa a business vis
itor on Wllllama creek last week. He
spent part of hla boyhood here and
thl ws th flrt time he had re.
turned for a number of year.
Mr. and Mr. Oeorge Cougl. have
moved Into th. George M. Cougle
nouae for the winter.
Mr. and Mr. Earl Whlaler. who
hsv. been living In the Bert Holi
hauaer houa. have moved Into the
Bert Blgelow house at th ste.l brldg..
Tom Vermilion passed away at the
orant pss hospital last Monday.
Interment wa In th. Sparlln ceme
tery Tuesday from the Hall funeral
parlors. Funeral services at the
grave were conducted by Mr. Roberts
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Larlmore and
daughter. Hazel, Mr. and Mra. Azel
Blodgette and daughter, Pansy, and
Florence Vatle spent a few days
camping on th. beach near Crescent
City Isst week.
Alfred Elder, who is attending high
school at Butte Falla, spent the week
end with home folka.
Mr. and Mr. CUde Scott and fam
ily and Hugh House of Grants Paw
apent Sunday with their uncle, M. L.
Houae.
Mrs. M. L. House and children spent
the week-end with relative In Grant.
Pass and attended the county fair
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Smith were
calling at th. C. W. Robert' home
Sunday.
Oeorge McClain of Phoenix apent
th week-end with hi cousin, C. W.
Roberts.
Mrs. Mollis Wltcher of Medford vis
ited Friday afternoon at th. C. W.
Robert hom.
Mr.. Silver of Ashland visited with
her daughter, Mrs. Bert Harris, one
day last week
T,
Possibility of Carrying Elec
tion tor Roosevelt With
out Aid of East Seen In
Figures 1916 Is Cited
By BTon Price
(Chief of Bureau. The Associated
Press. Washington)
Th. democratic drive In th. west
to be marked by Oov. Franklin D.
Roosevelt's September swing, put a
good deal of emphasis on the purely
mathematical aspects of th. electoral
college.
Those who discuss politic at th.
corner grocery store and In many
other places seem a little uncertain.
In view of the respportlonment of
1032. whether there Is any prospect
that the democrat can win by carry
ing the south and most at the west,
and losing all or nearly jll th. east.
The answer I that such an r.ut
come would be entirely possible, so
far aa the figures ar. concerned. But
It I equally true that such an cut
come would be very unusual and th.
possibility la being discussed now
only because these are unusual times.
The change In apportionment In
the electoral college, baaed on th
1030 census, has not greatly altered
the sectional balance since the unus
ual case of 1918, when Wilson lost
all of the east except two of th.
smaller atates, and on top of that loat
nine other statea In ha mid-west,
northweat, far wast and border groups
and still wa elected over Hughes.
1018 Klectlnn Classic
It I worth recalling Just what
happened In 1018. both because that
election has become a classic, and
because the democrat are expending
so much of their energy now in th.
aame section where they won 19
years ago.
In that year the democratic ticket
lost on. border state, West Virginia,
Starting west fron) th. Pennsylvania
Ohio line. It loat Indiana, Illinois,
Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
South Dakota, Iowa and Oregon.
From the Pennsylvania-Ohio line east
it loat everything except Maryland
and New Hampshire. Yet, with
combination of southern and west
ern strength. Wilson had 277 electoral
votes, and Hughes only 284.
Comparing the 1018 electoral allot
ment with that of 1832, the old
aouthern state Buffer net Ions of
two votes: the border atates suffer a
net lews of six votes; th northern
atates, from Ohio west, show , net
gnln of aeven votes; and the east,
beginning with Pennsylvania, show,
a net gain of on. vote.
These change are not large enough
to make much difference.
Tradition Broken
The other aide of the picture
which certainly cannot be disregard
ed la that 1018 was completely out
of accord with the well-established
lesson of experience.
until that time it had come to b.
almost an axiom that no democrat
ever could be elected without carry
ing New Tfork. Even though he did
carry It In 1878, Tltden lost the presi
dency. There 1. no Intention here to draw
conclusions as to what will happen
In 1932. The democratic claims at
thl Juncture Include several eastern
statea.
But It It timely to observe that
those democratic leaden who favor
concentraton on the west and south,
and neglect of the eaat, are playing
for th. chance that tradition again
wilt b. broken, long chance but
not necessarily an Impossible on.. .
Meteorological Report
September 18. 1938
FORECASTS
Medford and vicinity: Tonight and
Wednesday fair; no change in tem--peratur.
Oregon: Fair tonight and Wedn.s
day; no Chang. In temperature.
LOCAL DATA
Lowest temperature thl. morning
44 degree..
Temperature a year ago todayt
Highest 89; lowest IS.
Total precipitation since Septem
ber 1, 1933, 0 Inche.
Relative humidity at I p. m. yes
terday 18 per cent; 8 ft. m. today T4
per cent.
B
Sunset today, 6:24 p. m.
Tomorrow: Sunrl. 6:30 a. m aun
set, 8:23 p. m.
Observations Taken at 8 A.
120 Meridian Time
M,
IfTfT
m
City
Baker City . 74
Bolae 78
Chicago .- 86
Denver - 82
Dea Moines 74
Eureka 60
Fresno 02
Helena - 68
Lo Angela 76
Marahfleld 62
MEDFORD 01
New York - 62
Phoenix 104
Portland .. .. 78
Reno - 88
Roseburg . 76
Salt Lake 80
San Francisco .... 68
Seattle 68
Spokan 78
P. Cdy.
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