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JIEDrOTlD a30E TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESD3T, OCTOBER 5, 1S32, PAGE NINE, -Uhgoe Dirm and lEueafAT&jfiitTsmiY m J" I FOB BEXT HOUSE I DON'T FORGET TO PHONE THAT WANT AD HZRB ARB THE BATES I Per word first Insertion (Minimum 25c) SacB additional Insertion. per word , (Minimum 10c) Per line per month, without copy change . 75 Phone 5 LOST LOST I! dog mlaamg. cell 1Mb. HELP WANTED MALB 1280.3000YEAO.nv ST mTn-w'oSTen, W to M. Steady wmk Ut portions; sample coach- Immediately toaay ur, Mall Tribune. 1 TOANTED-Man with true M Haul f ton household gooda to pprwan ; State price tor trip, A791S. care Tribune I ' HELP WANTER MALE EMA!, i jSnwOMENVia to 50. 810M8 .to j .250.00 month. Prepare "' ! ly for steady for life, U. 8. Govern- Sent jobs. Many post-depression . wancles. Common education suf- J flclent. Experience unnecessary. list position and full particulars FREE. Write today sure. Franklin : Institute, Dept. 385Q, Rochester, r K. Y. . WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Position as housekeeper or : coo k by middle aged lady, unln ' cumbered. Can go anywhere. Tel. ;. 379-R. i t?NTial-Housework by experienced V lady. 43.50 week. Box 7588, Tribune. POSITION WANTED Housekeeper or practical nurse. Phone 825. Mra. Bullock. n? ANTEU MISCELLANEOUS , WANTED To buy for cash 2 orjj ;" grade Guernsey cows. Must be good mi. and price right. B. J. White. R, F. D. 1. PARTY desires transportation to Seattle or Portland, sharing ex- penses. Phone I153-J. TTANTED To care far Mldren under ' school age. Box snt' Tlbune. WOMAN wants transportation to San ' Francisco. Pay reasonable cxpensea. Box 209, Central Point. TO BUY Used Been pump, regard less of condition. Box 7817, Tribune. WANTED Use of piano for storage. .' will take excellent care. Phone 1390-J. RELIABLE party wishes furnished .mfftiunt or house. Will pay rent in labor. References available. Box 7912, Tribune, . ANTED Small car. Must be cheap fnr ratsh. Give OrlCO, CtC. BOX 8850, Mall Tribune. ANTED Several hundred old newa- papers, phone 44B alter i p. m. PANTED Laundry, 4o lb;. Be lb completely finished. Phone 869-X-2 FOR RENT HOURES or RENT Furn. house, 2 and 3- room apts.: garsge. 804 W. loth WTJRNISHED 4-room house, wster and earoace paiu. " adults. 243 N. Holly. yOR RENT Modern furn. house; 8 bedrooms, gisasea-m sirrpsn pwv ' on paved street. Mrs. R. E. Green Phone 923. BEAUTIFUL 5-room stucco home on Park St. Inquire oio o. wtsnw fOK RENT 5-room house, furnished or unfurnished, ouo Austin. 3TOR RENT 5-room furn. house, i Irreasonsble. Phone 934-R. yOR RENT 31 Mistletoe, 5-room unfurnished home; flreplsce, hard wood floors, one block from court house; 30 including water. Charlea S Ray. Realtor, Medford Building. Phone 302. VoR RENT Beautlf ul furn. home. 840 E. 9th. Also cheaper houses. Phone 1383-J. OR RENT 3-room modern furnish ed house, 420.00 per month. 315 6. Pesch. Phone 408-J-4. Fred C. San der. OR RENT Furnished house, dose In. Tel. 31B-Y. VoR " RENT 2 modern bungalows. Berrydale: newly decorated, new lawns; 112 .50, water paid TeL 10J FOR KENT 5-room modern bunga low, close In. nice lawn and shade; as;lv heated; reasonaole rent. Tel. 148 or 2P0-Y. FOR RENT Furnished 5-rootn home Crater Lake Ave.; unfurnished S Jsoon house on lath near school Both new. Phone 1149. FOR RENT 4-room motiern furn. house, with garage. Call 315 or tll3-J. 90H RENT New S-room bungs;ow t , (29 6o. UoUy. Owner, 6ii o. Uuii; FOR RENT 17 Glen Oak Court, 6- room unfurnished home, hardwood floors, fireplace, basement, fumaoe, newly decorated, H2.50 a month In cluding water, Charles Ray, Realtor, Medford Building. Phone 30. RENT OR SALE Homes. 4 Olen Oik Court, 30 No. Peach price reduced thousand dollars. Small payment down, balance like rent. Owner. 809-R. T-ROOM turn, or unfurnished, at 1139 W. Main, H7.5U. Also a rooms, 34 Rose Ave., 10. Phone C. A. DeVoe. FOR RENT Neat cottage. 8. C, d Howell, Berrydale Are. FOR RENT Modern home on East Mam 8t. Inquire Farmers 41 Fruit grower Ban. FOR RENT Strictly modern, unfur nished 5 room bungalow, close in and oead high school; has heat rola, electric heater: laundry equip ped with tubs; garage, wood shed, flowers, lawn, etc; no small chil dren; address Bo 723, Mall Trib une; state if hare phone and own er will call. FOR RENT 8-rOom Call 834-J. modern house FURNISHED bouses. Tel. O. A. DeWos FOR RENT Stucco, 101 Clark St.; newly decorated; 818 mo. TeL 105. FOR RENT Good Inquire 417-J-a. house, close in FOR RENT House near high school Being remodeled. Onl 20. Tel. 104 FOR RfclN'l Humes irurniHied oi unfurnished Brown & White HOMES P-OR RENT Call 798 FOR RENT APARTJIKNTS ST;DKTGU17n 3-w.m ant 1thc ftnri FOR RENT Furnished 3-roora apt 51 N. Oakdale. FOR RENT 3 or 4-room furnished apartment, front entrance, private bath, garage; adults. 711 East Main. APARTMENT a rooms and private bath. Phone 900-L. 810 So. Ivy. FOR RENT Furnished apartment. 40 Quince. Phone 461-W. FURN. 2 and 3 room apts, neat, pleas ant. Reasonable. 1205 E, Main. 3 LARGE rooms, living room, bed room and breakfast nook. Modern and well furnished, priced right. 412 No. Ivy. FOR RENT Fum. apt., Durrell court, 333 No. Holly. Call at Apt. 4. FURNISHED APTS. with private bath, garage, lights and water; newly pa pered; adults only. Apply after 6 ac rear ot 2?a oo, urape. APTS. FOR RENT 808 W. Main. MODERN furnished 2-room apart ment, 345 N. Bartlett. Tel. 793-M FURN. APT., new overstuffed, refrig eration. The Berben, 1Q Quince. FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT Furnished sleeping room and garage aio per month. 325 So. Riverside Ave. NICELY furnished , sleeping rooms. heated. 4U4 so, crape. FOR RENT BOOMS AND BOARD PLEASANT ROOMS, (2; board 13 718 East Main. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS OFFICES In Sparta Bldgj Ideal loca tion, steam beat; low rentals. t;ari Y. Tengwaid, Agen BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE Bungalow Hotel, fur nished, 3 stores, block nsgnway frontage, junction, clear: accept stocks, bonds, diamonds, essh. own er, 1277 Boulevard, P. O, Box 442, Ashland, Ore. TO LEASE Jacksonville Sanitarium completely furnished. Apply Mrs. Effle WIckmsn, 203 K St., Grants Psss. FOR SALE Apt. house cheap, residence. '808 W, Msin. Also FOR SALE Or would rent, one of the best little business stsnds In the city. Just the plsce for a msn and wife. Do not answer unless you mean business. , Address Box XX, Msll Tribune. FOR SALE OR LEASE Auto camp with 10 apartments with garagea In AHuraa, Calif. Big Pines Lumber CO., Medford, ore. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TRADE 100 acr-s black Isnd in grain and alfalfa, 31, miles from Medford; 15,000 worth of Improvements, stock and equip ment. Mske me an oner. c. A DeVoe. HAVE Long Beach home value 4.3200, want small ranch, 235 Z. Pleassnt St., Long Besch, Cal. FOR EXCHANGE LADY'S wrist watch to trade for rug, mattress or furniture. Tel. 1382-J. WANTED To trade sugar pine shakes for milk cow. Inquire at Paper's Store, Central Point. FOR SALE OR TRADE 3 young helf era for puileta or hay. Tel, 7-F-2. MILLWORK. Cabinet work and build ing done. Will trade for wood, ltve atock, etc. Phone 403-R-3. EXChANOE Furniture repaired, up holstered, for what have you? Thl bault. Phone 663-R. , TO EXCHANGS Registered Jersey bull for one with sstis'actory pedi gree. J. A. Wsnke, R. F. D. I. FOR ALfc UOU3 .NU PUS FOR SALE Cocker spaniel puppies snd roller csnarles. Mrs, Jack Thrasher. Jacksonville. Pnone 173. FOR SALE Persian kittens, hes and canary olrds. A. R, Hanscom, Biddie road. FOR gALb HOMES FOR SALE OR RENT 3 room modern house, also 4 room modern house. both on Lozier Lane. Each house oa quartef aca, B.j Ftaa Ls. C. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES STUDEBAKER Sedan, like new Bargain. MS 8. Oakdale. FOR SALE Chevrolet '28 coupe. cheap. 101 western ac. 1937 PACKARD Good rubber, good shape throughout, to trad lor coas or eadd'.e horses. Value 4309. Write or call at Fur FSh & Oame Corp, Ranch, Prospect, Ore. FINANCE CO. says sell this repos sessed Ford roadster, regiatereo 1931, with small mileage and new car guarantee, cannot be told from new. Someone get a bargain on verv easv terme. GATES AUTO CO. USED CAR DEPT. FOR SALE Cheap i ton Reo Speed Wagon. A-i condition, new urea. Make an offer. Vsiley Fuel Co. SANDY'S USED CAR EMPORIUM Featuring Chevrolet this week at a real price. "29 Cher. Coupe (223 00 'sb chev. Co. . and trunk 2250 29 Chev. Cosch 350 '30 Chev. Coupe 335 90 27 Chev. Coupe 7500 25 Other makes Fords, FontlSJis. Essex, Chryslers, Oaklands. Butcka, etc. Prices and terms to suit. Open Evenings and Sundays, PONTIAO SALES FLOOR So. Riverside. rOB SALE LfVErJTOi.S PIOS, $2 50 each. Boa 51, Anderson Creek road. Talent. FOR SALE weaner 591-R-2. pigs. Phone FOR SALE Red feeder pigs: also Red brood sows, will farrow soon. Adolf Scbulz. Beagle, Ore. FOR BALE RRAi. ESTATB FOR SALE GREATEST BARGAIN IN JACKSON COUNTY 323-Acre pear orchard, of three-year-old trees In perfect condition. Will sell as a whole or in three separate narceis. Good terms to rtaponsiote party. Will take good auto as part down payment. Property irriqateu. aiso line wells for household use, TWO good houses snd barns: 81000 cateplllar also other equipment, nearly new. Owner has put In 4a,0OO, beside labor, but cannot stay In state to operate property. Property all clear and taxes nald to next year. This nrooerty is excellent for general farming besides the chard. Raised 20 acres tomatoes and 20 acres alfalfa, also turkeys and chickens this year. , One mile from Pacific highway snd facing Fern Valley and Sun Crest county roads. Must be sold Immediately, Write R. A. CAREY, P. O. Box 538, Medford, Oregon. Or see H. M. Morrison, on the property at Talent, Jackson county, Oregon. FOR SALE 5-acTe tract on north Pacific highway. Inquire Farmers as Fruitgrowers Bank. WHEN you think ot real estate think of Brown Si White, FOR SALE FUEL DRY BODY FIR for sale or trade for what have you. Tel. C. A. DeVoe. DRY BODY FIR, 41.75, $3.00 tier; laurel 2.00, 2.iS. Tel, 538-R-4. WOOD FOR SALE Best quality fir at sl.75 and 2 per tier. Also oak and laurel. Phone 833, F, E. Samson Co. FOR SAI.B TROCKS FORC TRUCKS for sale cheap. Fuel Co. Tel. S31. OI SALE FRUIT VEGETABLES FINE TOMATOES, ;i lo. P. - Car penter. Jacksonville highway. TOMATOES Ready picked, 50o per 100 lbs.; 90o delivered. Tel. 8BS-X-3, FOR SALE Grapes, several varieties; also Jonathan and uellcious ap ples. Cheaper by truck lots, Joe Kan tor. Rout 4, Boa 231. GOOD cooking apples, 35c Bring botes. 720 Park, a boi FOR SALE Tomatoes, 9-F-. la. Hartley FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Cheap, tent, 10x13, good aa new, and gssoline camp store; one violet ray. Phone 565-W. VETCH SEED at new low prices. See us before you buy. W will save vou monev. Phone 833. F. E. SAMSON COMPANY. FOR SALE Sugar pine shakes. Faber'a Store, Central Point. FOR SALE Differnt kinda of apples for cooking and tor winter use. J M. Nary. Phone 132-L. USED PIANO. 450. Baldwin Shoppe, 26 S. Grape. FOR SALE Circulating heater. Phone 576-Y. FOR SALE On 30 Cletrac, good condition, cheap for cash. Cass Auto Wrecking. Phone 780. FOR SALE Harley-Davidson motor cycle, tsi cash. See John, at Hall Tribune. FOR SALE--Green pasture, hay, wheat and atraw, Tel, 40B-R-4, evenings. NO. 1 POTATOES, 41.S4 hundred No. 2's. 80c. Phone 950-R-2, Rich field Service, Phoenix, FOR SALE Used sewing mschinea. all makea, 45 up; terms it desired. Ail makes rented and repaired. White Sewing Machine Co. 34 N. Bartlett GARDEN DIR1 plowing, fertilizer aand and gravel. Fhon 913-J. FOR SALE Roil top deaa like new; office filing cabinet danpor heater dining taaie, cbaira, Strom ber?-CarIon battery radio, go-cart, y refrigerator, 4-b.p. electric motor, band saw, circular saw, Ubraij , table, sanitary cauch, child rock- ; er, walnut bedroom suste, eirculat-j inii heater, comb, wood sd gas runs. AU real barzatns. Medford Exchanze 39 South F-ont. TL 831 ; M1SCEU.ANEOCB LOCAL or iQQg diaxanc hauilaf. We guarantee to aae you money Haw lee Traner. 8l North RletraiO Phone I044-X. i tau4 Coa, ajactnt Uoa.a, PERSONAL MME. TERESA Clairvoyant and card reader. Have you something that I worrying you? Consult me today. Truthful advice on all affairs, Reading dally. Stucco cabin. Ram bow Auto Camp, BUSINESS DIRECTORS JACKSON CO. ABSTHACT CO. m '"" V" I Title Insurance. Thj only complete Title System In -action County. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstract of Title, Title Insuranoa, Rooms 8 and 8. No. 32 North Central Ave, upstairs. Automobile Loans. CONTRACTS REFINANCED PAYMENTS REDOCED We pay up balance due desler, bank or finance company and extend your payments. Additional money loaned. Phone SI tor appointment. Dressmaking ana Remodeling, THE FASHION 6BOP Dressmaking and remodeling. 424 Medford Bidg. Phone I tel. Expert Window Cleaners, LET GEORGE DO IT - Tel. 1172 House cleaning. Floor waxing. Ori ental rug cleaning, specialty. Funeral Parlor. PERL'S FUNERAL HQMB Distinctive service at moderate rates. Estab lished 20 years. Ambulance sery tce. Sth St. at Oakdale. Tel 47. Job Printing, MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT Best equipped plant in southern Oregon. Printing of ail kinds; book binding; loose-leaf ledgers, and blanks, billing systems, duplicating cash sales slips and everything In the printing tins. 28-SO N. Grape Phone 75, Money to Lens. WE LEND MONEY on furniture and late model autos. Three per cent per month on unpaid balance. No other chsrgea. Come In and get the cash today. See W s Thomas, 45 So CentraL Phone 139 Painting and Paperltanglng. HARRY MARX Painting, tinting. paperhanging. Phone I4-F-4, Res. Coleman Creek road. Transfer. RB1NK1NQ TRDCKINQ CO. Trans fer and Storage. We haul anything at a re&sonabia price. Ill No. Fir Street. Fbone S3J. DAVIS TRANSFER At STORAGE Serstoe guaranteed. I S. Grape St Phrne 644, or residence 1060. EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 10;5 No. Central Phone SIS Prices right. Service guaranteed. Mail Tribune Daily 'ACROSS S. Mountain defli S. Unii of work ft. Fit tesaUier IZ. Tumult IS. Contend Ik Medicinal pl&ai It, AumenU- tiona U. Bxitt tOe Cotbt SU Bender scceasibla M. Dry 24. Trouble ti. Gfft 28. SaltpcUr IS. Err S3. Cisiness Solution sf Yoterdiy'a Pun ft LlElTF E AlSITgaTIAINI iMA s e m Aiojo c e TlsLjEMA Wmxpm 'cjBjjA NpsiEijjTp m pago4a SS. Before S3. Fertalslurr to I. Asiatic wua th calmoa try family . tsferler raca I. To an Isaer horiec place 42. Pinch ST. Shelter 44. Loat Ufa fluid 68. Therefore 45k Dep gyiturai it. Mexican aoumi laborr 4t Smploy tik The hamaa 43. ArtfftcW las- race guage tl. Costly a . Score at . DOWN baseball i. Seaaach 7 p p p RTP P 7 Wla . ' ,f ( $m iq 2o r7 2t 22 J - u . U Jtl ':m '. " w 45 Ub, A I . ,I8 , , So SS J , .5 i.,: , S0 -J , j I , j j - j f ATTENTI0K, INVESTORS! We ean loan your money to honest, Induatrtosif home ewneri, and gH-a flrat mortgage aeurlt on homea In your own home town. Theae loana will be for only about 4 to of the real true ealue sf the properttea. These ownere bare been pajlnx monthly cm loana that hare been pid oown to a amaU part of the sralnal loan, awl ronaeosiently ean offer very attrarttve aeetirtty at the present Wme, A loan to any o( the? oarnera la not only a aafe lavealmen Isut would be Tery helpfwi to the borrower whs la your neighbor, and through hrlplnj your neighbor jou would help your town and your elf, and play aafe at 8 percent. BROWN 4 WHITE, REALTORS i4 We.t M!n UOat. NOTICES NotH-e is Creditore, In the Coxmy Court of the Stat of Oregon for the County of Jackson. In the Matter ot the Estate e! Charts M, English. Deceased, Notice I hereby given that f have been duly and regularly appointed Administrator of the above entitled estate under and by virtue of an order of the County Court of Jackson County. Oregon, duly made, rendered and entered upon September 20th, 1933, and all creditors having claims against aald deceased are hereby noil- fled to present the same dulv rert f!(d rmichtT1 u, ,t tached, and all persons owing said estate are notified to pay thetr said indebtedness to me at the office of George M, Roberts, my attorney. In the Medford National Bank Buildini. Rooms 201-3, Medford. Oregon, with in six months from th date of thl notice. Dated at Medford, Oregon, this SOIM day of September, 1932. RALPH O. BARDWELL. Administrator of the Estate of Charles M English, Deceased, Persist PERSIST, Oct, 5 fSpl.) Fr.fnds hers wer sorry ta 1 Mr. nd Mr. Ivan McDonough snd ttmtlf, u neighbors. Thy have moved to the j Applpgaw district to ba oeer i school. Ted Kinney cpest last week-end in i Medford, Ttaiting aid friends, 1 Ksrvey Morgn delivered lumber ' to Wm. Horn of Trail and ta Clara Hood ot Eagie point i nursaaj. Cave and Orval Peterson ecom pan&d Harvey Morgan to Medtord on Wednesday. They remained overnight In the city and returned to Wfc Creek next day LySe Moore lost one rty of school last week on account of J 11 new. H2Sd Morgan and on, Char3e. hare been qutte ttl hut ars much improved. Lowell and Dorothy Ash were din ner guests of Mr. and Mr. Harvey Morgan Sunday night. George Scherraerhors U spending the week-fnd at home. He h&a bees In the mountain dotng trail work for the forest service U summer, Irma Cushman and di? nghtr Ivor tne and Melva catted at the Mtthe?r cabin last week. Friends are glad to learn that Katie Ah, whb has beea quite tU Is feel ing much better. The H. L. Ash'a are remodeling their house, including hot water and a shower bath. ROOSEVELT ELECTION MEANS RUM RETURN WASHINGTON, Oct, J. flPI Sena-! tor Wheeler !., Mont.) said today he expected early modification of the Volstead act If --Governor Roosevelt Is elected, possibly at the short ses sion of congress starting In Decem ber, Cross-Word Puzzle If. Warr It. Eevolve Zt BtbMcat priaat it. Traaimlt U, Graak titter 2ie Japan siuiri ef It. SUtaa St. Freiirad a co if CaU tor ffe Umk a fflla Utka SU Action at taw 24s White ct w JT. Tavam It. River iilanda 4f. Too Scot els poem 4. Graap SrmYr 44. Ltrly alpha astar 43 Capttai vi Luia H. MeatSo Si. v a mata. 44. Forward WTsTtI I. Staff esr t. Turf 4. St apt for (encea B. A sparest Ca afver: T. ttalian s(ty ft. Parent . Ardor 10. Tender 1L Fy attention to HONEYMOON CAREER AT COLLEGE ft,- . ; li ,aa Thoftiia H. intt, ton of th lata nim orduef. and hla tirida i Thomia H. (nee, ion of the late film producer, and hli trio's, Narcy Oi-exel of ths mown. Tfle pair will snd thsir honeymoon at Antioch, HI, by entering esliB. (Aaweislei Prest PhateJ MO CAMP OWNERS ANNUAL MEETING 10 BE ELD, TILLAMOOK Tfcs Ofegon Anto Camp aseelatis? uritt hold M 8tb annual ccr,rtnlon at KeiAcott, Ti!ls.mook coynty, Or eg on October 10th and lit. Many cimp owner fr$m to etat of Washington British Columbia, and Callfornts, are expected to be fn at tendance. The principal emmp own ers of the state of Oregon mm mem berc of the ojwoct&ttcn and a large attendance if HI be on hand, T,ie contention will be called te order at the Netaeott Auto Park, own ed, and operated by Geo, A, dishing prealiSent of the a-woclatlon, at 9:30 a. m., Oct 10. Te address sf welcome wtti be d? Uveted hf member o? the ?elsft Chamber of Commerce; and Freakiest Cushlne wHl respond. The aimua! rttnner danrs r.n be heia Monday evening at S o"c!oek, ThU la ens of the big events of these annual conventions. Thee convention are open to every camp oer In the atnts of Ore gon and as Dr. SincEcr of tne at&te board 0? health la propeMsg new legtelattas ax to auts camp, every camp owner should fee m attendance As tiaual, Dr. Strtcxe of the at ate board f health will address the con- 7eitton. and a great deal ot discus sion affeeitng ths camp iv&mtrj will take place. Thre has been a move on foot for some !'.me to organire a Pacific cssat aasoctatlos and the matter of eh an n(zat.on wilt utsubted!? come befora the cm rr si lorn Prospect PROapscr, Oct. e, tspLi osng to the dry, hot weather, iecsl husfc- era hare n't bad much success, but the first rains are experted iq drive the deer down from the higher levels. Vie Chapman and Mr. Curijr re hunting In the Brown's esWs terrt Tne Boothby family tseJd reunion on Huckleberry monfm, gppiemtaer JSrdTbey spent the day p!cWig be? ries snd hsd ptnte dtnner. Mr, and Mrs, W. T, Orte? spent Wednesday In Medford attending 6s business and visiting reiaues. Mr. and Mr. Charlea Boohby and famy of Caltfsrnl are vtsltlng st the Ed Eoothby bom. Howard Mathers has returned home after spending some time la Med' ford hospital. McLeod McUSOD, Oct, (SpS.J C. 5 Hsrding and danahte? Dorhy aed Frances rent Saturday and Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Harry Hsrdinir t Crater lake. C, S. Hi'ding has trav eled extensively but dseiare that ths reit of the world has nothmg on Orm'a ecener?, Jim Casey snd family art leaving for the winter. Mr, Casey has ac cepted tits pot it Son of car taker st the Fur farm -wnUa Mra, Casey mm sperMS th winter In Portland. Around the Corner WAaKIROTOW, Oct, I. W) The American Hallway awociatlon R nounoed freight eaHaadtng for the pant week over the United Btetta In , ereaned 444 tare orer the pwoedmis j week. The week total 595.WS new high for th year, the mm '. claWon announeed. BBTOOHrPOP.T, Conn, Oct, Th RemtBjrtoa Arm Uunlttona com pany reported receipt of a "very larse: order" for munltlona from th Be-1 public of Colombia. Ordera from other, South American rompeniea are - pected. It wa aald. " Be correctly corseted by tTBELWVK B BOrFMA.W 11 ' . i Meteorological Report October St iS33 forest temperature this morning, 50 degrees Tempemiure a yr ago today; Highest. 8; oa-eat, 43, Total precipKatloa since Septem ber 1, 1932, 0 Inches. RlaUv humWHy at S p m. "?i terrt&y, IS per rentj i a m, today, 60 per cenS, Sunset today. S:4 p. m, Sttnrias tomorrow. SUS a, m. Obsenallon Taken at 5 A. M., ( Mnttrtan Tlnw W a S o 6 99 Bssr C.'.J ...... Bote Chicago D?r. vrr Satt La St City .... S3 San Ftaoelaco , . 68 3tI ....... 2 Spokan . .. 76 TRAPPED BIRDS WORRYING CITY CHICAGO, Oct. S WV-Tw C? bred sparrow and four migratory brown thrushes from the woods re trapped at th bottom of a deep wtil formed b? the four inside wltt of th iT-tory ContSnental IllSno! Sank and Tfufc eempany battdtx, doomed to life imprionm"nt unless soma me una of rescue can be founo. The? CWcao HumAne society has called upon the management of the building o SiT th birds but efforts to do so ha? fatted. The p?sdlcnnt ef the ntrds w first nonced weefc or so a. Mean while tenants of the building are dUy tossing them b?tdc:umbR, - STATE POLICE IN SALEM CONCLAVE 8ALEM, Ore, Oct, . f AP) Capt. Chaa. K, Mt-Cleeae, tn eharaw of the game dlrlslon of the ttate police, haa seen tranaferred frs Portland to S(m, tt wa announced Tuenoay by Chartai P, Pray, pertnteiKleol of ataw police, Mi-Chew laa been fn Portland aSnee h organisation of the eoTMrtahulwy. Bgt. t, K. Price hu been mottd from tim to t(t charge of the Port land dlTlalos ef th irr.e enforce ment. i A roBfereoee of captalna of f he .'our dtvlalona In Oregon and th fame enforcement netnf held Tuesday by Superintendent Pray, General la proMeme were lietng dlecufaed. Thoaa Is attendance. In addUlos to Pray and MrCJeeee ere Warne M. Ourdane of Portland, W. H, McCIam of Salem, U M Bown of Mfa!'XUnd Us H. Km of Baker, Mart C. . thureh. BAKV.lt, Ore , Oct, m Btc- ttws preparatory to mnatructton m a Chrtattan Selene church t Third aueet and WMhlnatoa anu wa atarted Mil awnitiui. The atrurture. which will be of tram cosetructtaa. will coat apprcalmately 43300, e Broken wmdowa (laaed by Trow 5 .', Cw-a votla, , 3S re g s is I " St "S H -I T f I a i Ir f CltJ 11 Aft D..r 74 4 C'.tir , 86 38 At CitUT 48 93 T Clear De Motasa SO 40 T Clowlf BOteka .. , M 48 Fcgsj Frf sno 94 64 Clear Helena ffJ as Clew Ui Angelc 14 M Cloudj MMahfteM S3 FWf MBDFORB ... 85 Hi Citar Kern York TO M 40 Vlmtdf Phoenla B6 6 Clew Portland . , , M a Clew Reno 82 Clear n M Cle,- 44 Clear M Cloudy 4 w CloiM? 40 ... Clear GOLD BEACH FOLK " CHANGE VIEWS ON CLOSINGOF ROGUE A definite cfcsns In 1b iesiSmes of rrrld Beach ieisitav regaMtna: Ictaalns the Bocue to cotruaerri t&Mn$, waa repmel here Te5terdy be H. U Kobt on hta return frets I trtp to th lor rtcer. Cfld BeeS la a nil cm to Jt the rter cicew and la dplnif ewrrthtog pcwtble So preawte e of the Rsgsss rier bIH, Mr, iMiltt found, He mterriewert a number of few ness me a and fmts& tbem hearth f tn favor of the bill. The ehang tn. th sentiment of tb people a,t GoM Bes-h Is due, Mr. Hcbltt id. to cemptetton of trie nw coast highwf and the new fcridee. wbieit u brtoe-!r-s av grmt number 0f tourlj'-s tsta that section. They are begmninr t rwHse for the IJret m ttt ralu of toailat trad. With trie clee of the isetttsf son October 1, wsrA wms tent tn easy Caltfornlav angora ar,d Syrday asd Mondy the riT?r wmm periled wttb tlfhfrmtn, Th?r arre 30 boats sst Sunday &nd 54 or 30 Monday, lay. Nbtitt 83td yejerriay. And most of the flahermeo wre bringtnf is ?:j5s. stlverrtde weihing from 13 J pou ndi and Chlnooka which tippd the scales at 2-5 up 43 pounds, Mr. Nob U St mm accomtaiii?d on tri trip by Mra. Neb lit and Mr, and Kr. W. J. S;uber, fuesU here from td east of the Nob; its. Mr, Stevber. Mm Nohtlt's brother. Is an enif!i!4Si ; hnnter nd ftshermss and asitefr- patin? several sccesanu trips thrcub th Oregon country Bmoki from forese flrea sud fog obstructed nl ?lew of the cst to thto weefc so h ts teoklng forward to Journey te the beach later m the seasss. t Eagle Point aoi pourr. crt. fc mow afr. and Mra, Athn Bade? return September 30 from SWanx wjaw ttwj aitrnaeo tm mt fair. , Mr. and Msm, Vera BreeJw etfM October on U. nd ttta. Boy iWt p.: . Mr. tod Ite, Sot Ashoo'e and hsu Oonaid, drore to Fcur-Btt eceek r.f tr Ssncberte October 2. TEsey alio tv tended e. thestar to IAdfd. Jim Wooda of Beeae Creel, Baymosd Mayfleld, Jim Worthtngtoa, Kr. nd Mra. Ou Hlchola, Ed Habrjr of Trail, ttele Sukea ot Anteiops carebard ad K- Hamnal were la 6wra Oeto oer 8. Mra. ?r-nt Brown, iLn Wrrrea Owipbell, Stalb Van 8coy, Mra. Pjry Artipole, Mra, Ceil Robnea and Oladya Rtehof motored te Medted Ortober 1. Mre. Em Nknete and dautftters msA Mrt. Stella Vari scoy attended a dtov In Medford October 3. Mr. and tot, WtUtam Perry ml lo Butte PalU October 9 te rials Mr. and ttm, O, M, Oaaa, Oractea Wtlhlta tn goo to Snn Taller to apend two week TU!-:inj frfenda. ack Ktekaott Bd ton, CSftt hT fw tnrned fnm abora Battcnerla Mart they were maktnc abekee Oene Walton, who tlrlvea 1h Iteee Oreek arhooi bua, i wmklng put ttme at the local cheese factory. At the dance in th Oriental Oaf dena October i weres Huet BmlUu Victoria Oahsek, OlaOye Welsoia, KMy Hennaford, Rudy WeMman, Clanm Ttngieaf, Bettlkb T'.nrlea: DoncSdL Ahpofe, Mr, ii Mr?. Harry Ward, Thomas Klchola and Jto W""-"?Ti-ofg left laat week tor Mmmt t apend th wtoter. &fts. C. 3. Maaos eC ButHnmftv CaSff ho htj been TMtfnf J.ra. J. A. Bltterttaf, left Octaer I ft her former bom to BatnSer, Or te vlalt her daughter, Mra. A O. HttteWed6 csd Mra. Edith Wlednwn wm to MMfofd October on bwfneea, Zroeet Sehack end Cliff Rlekaos brought load of ahakeo from ar-rre BttHo FB October a. J. j. Mlaaer returned horn October t from Derby, where he vfaiied fe' alater. Mra, P. A, Vtalry. A. C, Ulttelataedt tm bees fit tk4t pant few days, Mra. w. A. Binertlnt; ettfan ttw achool bosrd, TWted '.ht echocg on bustnMa October S, Kr, and Mra. Roy AnttA and Mr. and Mra, U O. Cuter ef Phoenix te noned October from Sakm whet they attended lb atate fair. Mr. and Mr Scott Soyw and &. and Kra, P. W. Raley plcnkied al Butte Palto October 3. Mr. and Mm. Robert I Roes drove to Klamath r(to October "3. ; W. c. Clement made bualneaw trtp to Medfetd October I. Mra. Fred Button na f towa Ortober S. Mra. Annie Wetktna est dor.ter prat ftoptember 25 f tilting Mra. tot tl Ayew. V(r. Rant OTtefl who fca turn eteltliuE hr oncle, 3. V. Uim, left Ortober for her heme m Hollywood. Her eon and wife. Mr. and Mr. WU- Itm Banderman ar.rj Oecrs Dairy sfno danoed as the Holly theater in Medford laat week, alas hld tit Unn hom before, ietnt ft Orant Pm and Klamath Pallt te oontiniw their theatrical work. Kr, and Mm, W, F, Horn of Vmn called f. the B A- Clark fconae Octo ber 4. Mra A, C. Bt1Wdt cailrd Ort br 4 on Mra. W, H Tourr. Insults Charged . tn Embezzlement Chicago, Oct -av ten bllla cbcryins Bamoet and Martin tnaail with mbesSment larieny. and larceny fcy satlee, wi re'.u.-aed . May by th Cook county tnstsd jury. Tat billa we returned! after than an hour dellberatlw by it grand lry on ersdenc gtea by a belt loa wiuaaaaa. .