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Newspaper Page Text3JEDF0RD MAnJ TRIBUNE, BEDFORD. OREGON. YTF.DXESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1932. PA'GE SEVEN DON'T FORGET TO PHONE THAT WANT AD HERE ARE THE BATES: per word first insertion. (Minimum 25c) Each additional Insertion, ' par word -1c Minimum Qc for Une per month, without etmv changes , $126 75 Phone LOSl LOST Black spaniel puppy; white feet, white cross on chest. Reward. 243 N. Holly. LOST It dog missing, call 1518. HELP WANTED MALE A MAN with a little sales and mo chanlcal ability, not afraid ot 8 hours' work. Man with car pre ferred. Phone 1266. WANTED SITUATIONS ENGLISH trained landscape garden er. 27 years' experience, wants work by the hour, day or month. S. a Woodward, Rosewood Apts., 212 So. Riverside or Phone 1404. EXPERT PAINTER will do sign paint ing Interior decorating general paint Jobs. Call at 222 So. Central. WANTEU MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Household goods, stoves, tools, or what have you. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27 N. Grape St. Phone 1062. WANTED Membership in Rogue Val ley Golf Club. Must be cheap. Box 8228 Tribune. WANTED Acoustlcon Phone for the deaf. Must be chcan and In good order. Writ Box 8313. Mall Tribune. WANTED Will pay the highest cash price for hides, wool, mohair. 118 S Fir St. EMPTY TRUCK going to Portland about 27th. want load for there or points en route. Hawley Trans fer. Phone 1044-X. FOR RCNT HOUSES 3-ROOM furnished house, modern. Call 24.-R-3. FOR RENT 5-room modern house, almost new: fireplace, hardwood floors, laundry tubs, garage. 813 Katherlne St. Phone 558-X. FOR PENT Furnished duplex; liv ing room, bedroom, kitchen, bath, enclosed porch, wood or electric range, water paid, nicely located, $15, Phono 1149 for appointment. HALF OF DUPLEX 4 rooms furnish ed: garage. Phone 789. TOR RENT Furnished house, living room, kitchen, two bedrooms, sleep ing porch, bathroom, enclosed porch and garage; nicely located: wood and electric range: water paid. $20 per month, phone 1149 for ap pointment. SMALL furnished Phone 319-R. house, close In. FOR RENT After November 1. 8 room residence, partly furnished, close in. lots ot shade and lawn. $20 per month, water paid. Inquire at 325 So. Riverside. FOR RENT Ready to move Into clean furnished home, a large rooms, electric range, water heat er. Tel 445-Y. A NICE MODERN 4-room stucco home, with garage, located at 406 N. Oakdale. Reconditioned Inside and out. Price 22.50 including wat er. Phone 1473-W. Key at 630 W. 4th. FOR RENT A clean and newly fin ished bungalow. 6 rooms, modern, on Rose Ave, $27 50. ALSO 8-room reflnlshed home, close In on Orange St, $20. Charles A. Wing Agency. Inc. 1009 W. MAIM 6-room home, very y reasonable. Tel. 105 409 BEATTY Story and half. 6-roo:n home, redecorated and painted. $18. Tel. 105. FURNISHED bungalow. 5 rooms and slepplng porch, practical!' new tur- nmire, electric ranee, electric washer, etc, fuel for winter: every thing in A-l condition. Extremely low price;; very attractive terms. Death In family only reason for selling. Will take Copco stock C. S Butterfleld. Exclusive agent. 409 Medford Center Building. JIOOO 5 rooms, furnished, electric ranee and water heater, garage. 513 Liberty St. FOR RENT 4-room furnished house, 2 bedrooms. 1127 W. Main; $17.50. Tel. c A. DeVoe. SMALL, well furnished cottage. 2 bed rooms; close In. $20. water paid. Sec D. T. Lswton, 321 Apple St. 208 SUMMIT Modern and new story nd halt home. Tel. 105. v fort RENT 4-room house ";ee io r Medford, $7.50. Piione Jacksonville, 302. "OR RENT Oct. 10th. 5-room fur nished home. Call 445-Y, or ce 113 Cottage St. FOR RENT Furn aon. 2 and ! TOR RENT HOl'SLS FOR RENT 6-room modern house: hardwood flors; 15. Call at 711 E. Jackson or Phone 834-J. FOR RENT Modern 8-room house; clean and In good condition; living room H28 ft. with hardwood floor; 3 bedrooms. 1 12-24 with casement windows on three sides: set tubs. good heatrola. larce caraee and woodshed: 1! blo-.-k from new court MuuDc. wait ai ii w. lUin Ol. TOR RENT Modern 4-room duplex. Inq.-Jre 534 No. Birtlctt. FOR RENT 4-room modern turnlsh- ea nouse; nardwood floors, over stuffed, electric range. Call at 530 S. Central. BEAUTIFUL 5-room stucco home on Park St Inquire 518 S. Oakdale. FOR RENT 3-roorfi modern furnish ed house. $20.00 per month. 315 8. Peach. Phone 408-J 4 SVTd C. San der. - FOR RLNT Modern home on East Main St. Inquire Farmers It Fruit growers Bank. HOMES fiOR RENT Call 190 FOR RENT homes furnished or unfurnished Brown & White FOR RENT APAR1 MENTS FOR RENT Apartment, also larse room with kitchenette. 51 N. Oak dale. FOR RENT Furnished apt.; upstairs; aauits. an no. Bartlett. FURNISHED apartment, steam heat. .i5iub..c atlu swoi UJ O. runty. 2 ROOMS and bath, furnished. Close in. 148 so. Ivy. FOR RENT Attractive ground floor apartment lor couple employed. Call at 532 Plum St., after 6 p. m. or Sundays. FOR RENT Furnished apartment ior aauits: garage. Boa w. 10th. 13-ROOM modern furnished apart ment, garage, uncap, nuy w. inn. FOR RENT Furnished apartmen'.s. $15. $11 and $8. Opposite Owen Oregon Lumber Co, V. Pacific Hi way. (FOR RENT Cheerful apartment, prl I vate, tine location, 518 So. Oakdale. FOR RENT Furn apt., Durrell court, 333 No Holly. Call at Apt. 4. FURN APT, new overstuffed, refrig eration. The Berben. 10 Oulnce FOR RENT FUR VtSHrfD ROOMS PLEASANT front room, heated. 220 No. Oakdale. FOR RENT Furnished sleeping room and garage $10 per month. 325 So. Riverside Ave. FOR KENT ROOMS AND BOARD BEST home cooking, clean rooms, $5 week. 854 W. 2nd. ROOM AND BOARD $5.00 per week. 414 S. Riverside. PLEASANT ROOMS, $2: board $5 718 East Main. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE Apt. house cheap. Also residence. 806 W. Main. FOR SALE OR LEASE Auto camp with 10 apartments with garages In Alturas. Calif. Big Pines Lumber Co., Medford, Ore. FOB EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FARM to exchange for good small home In Medford or close by 20 acres improved, equipped te stock ed. Brown 4t White, Realtors, 104 West Main. EQUITY In new, attractive homes for car, stock or cabin. Owner, 906-R FOR SALE OR TRADE 100 acrs black land In grain and alfalfa, 3'5 miles from Medford: $15,000 worth of improvements, stock and equip ment. Make me an offer. C. A. DeVoe. FOR EM!IIANOE WF.ANER PIOS for sale or exchange for grain. Feeder pigs and cow for sale. 215 Cottage. TRADE niff. for chickens. Cows for sale or' trade. Phone 869-R. TOR TRADE 1H27 Fnlge coach in j first-class condition for Ford jv Chevrolet light pickup truck. Tel. 995. FOR S.H.b 1IOMUS FOR SALE Duplex. Another loan company bargain; 5 blocks from Hotel Medford. Paved street, all assessments paid: corner lot; 3 rooms on esch side; plastered and modern. Think of It at $1600. Only $50 down, balance $15 50 per month. Includtr.g Interest at 7. Rental on one side should make pavments. Charles A. Wing Agency. Inc. FOR SALE ALT tnlOHILES FOR SALE 1929 Ford Pickup; good condition, with license; cheap. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27 N. Grape St. Phone 1062. 1927 PACKARD Good rubber, good shape throughout, to trade for cows or saddle horses. Value $300. Write or call at Fur Fish 4s Game Corp Ranch, Prospect, Ore. I OI SALfc Kill 11' VLGH1 ABLtS FOR SALE Deilclous apples, al monds, petite prunes. Phone 539 Mrs. D. w. Luke. FOR SALE Stork carrots li.00 ton while discing. $6.00 In rick. H. C. Maury. K.mch, Jacksonville-Central Point Rosd. FOR SALE itpnrcnbe-g and New town apples at Ala Vls'.a Packing House. 3J7 So. Front St. FOR ivLE Grap-s, Holmes ranch. Griffin Creek. Phone 8i7-J. FOR SALE Grapes. J. A. Manke, two miles east of Jacksonville, tl POTATOF-S. 6 V hundred. Tel 950- r-2. Richlield service. Phoenix. FOR SALE tlrapea, several varieties; also Jonathan and Delicious ap ples Cheaper by truck lots. Joe Kantor, Rout 4. Box 237. ; for SALt I.nsa'.jcs, lc Hartley. FOB SALE f.LAL ESTATH FOR SALE S-aer tract on nortb Pacific highway. Inquire Farmers it Fruitgrowers Bank. WHEN you thiak of real estate think of Brown White. FOR SALE UOua AND PETS FOR SALS Persian kittens, bees and canary Jlrda. A. R Hanscom. Blddle road. FOR SALE LITESTOi.ft FOR SALE Pure blood Jersey bull, 18 mo. old. or trade for heifer. H. E. Rodger. Table Rock district. FOR SALE Good family cow: also registered young Jersey bull. R. J. Henry. Phone lfl-F-4. MARES and horse. 1200 to 1700 lbs. Harness, cultivator, plows, range. Rear 1140 Court St. EWES for sale or to put out on shares. Tel. 0. A. DeVoe. FOR SALE Red feeder pigs; also Red brood sows, will farrow soon. Adolf Schula. Beagle, Ore. FOB SALE FUEL FOR SALE Dry body fir. 12 or 16-ln, $1.75 and $2.00 per tier in 3-tler lots. Measure guaranteed. Valley Fuel Co. Tel. 76. FOR SALE! Dry slabwood at unbe lievably low prices, $3.50 per load, 12 or lS-in. Valley Fuel Co. Tel. 76. FOR SALE Dry fir wood, $1.78 tier. 16-lnch. Phone 1116. WOOD-Flr and hardwood, any lengtn, for sale; Mack Brown, Beagle. Will be on street dally with wood in I front of Mail Tribune. FOR 8AI.E MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Large sized Monarch Electric Range with trash burner. Cost $260. Cash price $75. Like new. P. O. Box 414 Central Point. FOR SALE Galvanized barbed wire, new. Less than $2.00 per spool. Limited quantity unsold. Order Im mediately. Volney Dixon, 134, North Riverside. PIANO BARGAIN Late model piano, located in the vicinity of Medford. J win stru jor tne oaiance uue on contract, with terms like rent. It Interested, write at once to. C. A. Remington, 1021 J St, Sacramento, Cal. EVERGREEN and flowering hrubs and tree. 264 Beatty St. PLANT BUDDED BRIXNUT FIL BERTS Heavy production of large nuts at enrly age. Grafted wal nuts, fruit tree and evergreen shrubs at new low nrlcea. rata- ! logue on request. Woodruff's Nur sery, Eugene, Ore. GET the "No Hunting" and trespass ing signs at the Mall Tribune Job office; printed on cloth to with stand the rain and weather. FOR SALE Circulating heater. Phone 676-Y. FOR SALE Harley-Davldson motor cycle. $83 cash. See John, at Mail Tribune. FOR SALEGreen pasture, hay, wheat ana straw, lei. 4U0-K-4. evenings FOR SALE Used sewing machines, all makes, $5 up: terms If desired. All makes rented and repaired. White Sewing Machine Co., 24 N. Bartlett GARDEN DIRT, plowing, fertilizer iwiij ana gravel rnona HIJ-J. MISCELLANEOUS WILL party please return Capital yicycie taicen irom craterian thea ter Sunday. Reward. 527 So. Holly. Tel. 1579-J-2. FREE Pioneers and deectndsnts photographed without charge tor collection. SHANGLE STUDIO. WATCH AND JEWELRY repairing at oppression prices, v. Earl Bradflsh, 118 E. Main St. GET the "No Hunting" and treapaas- uii; signs at tne Mail Tribune Job office: printed on cloth to with stand the ram and weather. LOCAL or long distance hauling. We guarantee to save you money Haw ley Transfer. 619 North Riverside. Phone 1044-X. SPECIAL PRICES on photographs for AiiiHs. n nome uwr.ed studio So licits your patronage. SHANGLE STUDIO. . RADIO SERVICE L. D. Lawton. Tel PBRSONAL MME. TERESA Clairvoyant and card render. Advice on love, marriage and business. Rainbow Auto Camp. Cabin No. 3. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstracts. JACKSON CO. ABSTHACT CO. Abstracts ot Title and Title Insurance. The only complete Title System In Jackion County. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO Abstract of Title. Title Insurance. Room 8 and 6. No. 32 North Central Ave., upstair. Automobile Loans. CONTRACTS REFINANCED PAYMENTS REDUCED We pay up balance due dealer, bank or finance company and extend your payment. Additional money loaned. Phone 81 for appointment. Dressmaking ana Remodeling. THE FASHION SHOP Dreaemslrini and remodeling. 424 Medford BIdg. Phone 1181. Expert VMroow Cleaners. LET GEORGE DO IT - Tel. 1172. House cleaning. Floor waxing. Ori ental rug cleaning, specialty. Job Printing. MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT Best equipped plant In southern Oregon Printing of all kinds: book binding: loose-leaf ledgers, aod blank billing systems, duplicating cash sales slips and everything In the printing uno. 38-30 N, drape Piijr., 15. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Money to Lena. WE LEND MONEY on furniture snd late model auto. Three per oent per month on unpaid balance. No other charges. Come In and get the cash today. See W K Thorns. 45 So Central. Phone 139 Funeral Parlor. PERL'S FUNERAL HOME Distinctive service at moderate rate. Estab lished 20 years. Ambulance serv ice. 6th St. at Oakdale. Tel 47. Painting and Paperhanglng. HARRY MARX Painting, tinting, paperhanglng. Phone 14-P-4. Res. Coleman Creek road. Transfer. REINK1NO TRUCKING CO. Trans fer and Storage. We haul anything at a reasonable price. Ill No. Fir Street. Phone 332. DAVIS TRANSFER It STORAGE Service guaranteed. 29 S. Grape St Phone 644, or residence 1060. EADS TRANSFER It STORAGE CO. Office 1016 No. Central. Phone 816 Prices right. Service guaranteed LEGAL NOTICES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. State of Oregon. Division of Plant Industry. Agricultural Building. Salem. Oregon. Quarantine Order No. 7 (New Series), rerunning to Alfalfa Weevil. The fact has beeh determined by the Director of the Department of Agriculture, State ot Oregon, that an lUfleCt niSt IlllllHiMO In -if-ir. -...I other forage crops, known as alfalfa i. ir-uytoiiomilS pOSllCUS, U11.) not widely distributed in the State of Oregon, exists m certain counties In the State of California, to-wlt: Coun ties of Alameda, Apllne, Plumas. Santa ClflrH- Alprr. CAnk-nn-t- I .. Mono, San Joaquin and Stanislaus, and In certain counties In the Slate of Colorado, to-wlt: Delta. Gunni son. Montrose, Moffat, Routt, Rio Blanco, Ouray, Mesa and Garfield, and In certain counties in the State Of NeVAslu tn-urlr. Ut.i. iii ..... ahoe. Storey, Ormsey, Pershing. Lyon. miticitw, Liincoin, tlumDolt, Elko and Douglas, and the entire States Of Utah .nil UI.M-.I,- . Sioux county, Nebraska, and Iii cer- ...... wuuiirs m loano, to-wit: Ada. Adams, Bannock, Bear Lake, Bing ham. Blaine, Boise, Bonneville. Butte. Clark, Camas, Canyon, Caribou, Cas sla, Elmore, Franklin. Fremont, Gem. Gooding. Jefferson, Jerome. Lincoln, Madison, Minidoka, Oneida, Owyhee Payette. Power, Twin Fall and Wash ington, all of which being hereinafter designated as Infested territory, and that alfalfa hay and other hay and ntiuw, wnetner snipped as hay or used as narklnv rrt- v,A,,-ai.ni goods, nursery stock or other effect. f, , "uu" snipped as reed with livestock, or as meal may be carriers of said alfalfa weevil. Now. therefore. I, Max Gehlhar Director of the Department of Agrl cu ture, State of Oregon, under the authority conferred by Section 4 Chapter 342. Oeneral Laws of Ore gon, 1915. Section 1. Chapter 354. General Laws nt nn.. in Chapter 136. General Laws of Oregon. I V """" " necessary, In order to further prevent the Introduction and spread of the alfalfa weevil In the State of Oregon that a quaran tine be and the same Is, hereby es tablished at thM hn.tr,H--i . te state of Oregon, and from and after n.c jiuu.n-miuii or tills order it shall be Unlawful for nm nrBnn ft corporation to carry or transport alfalfa hay or other hay or straw, or household goods, nursery stock or Other effecti nr nr.l. , such material, or alfalfa meal, from naia iniestea territory into the State f . . v'biw vAvcpu ha neremaitcr pro vided: Regulation 1: , Alfalfa hay and the other hay and Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS 1. Embrace The Manila hemp 9. Poor 12. Literary fracmenta 13. Pertaining to the cheek 14. Gone by 15. Hold back 16. Adapted for hold in jt compressed oir 1. Celebration 20. Cheaa pfeua 21. Salutation 22. Ardor 24. Ancient Hindu acrlptur 2. The mountain ash 29. Answr the purpose 30. Artificial language SI. Slacken 32. Ocean 33. Myself 34. Make fast: naut. its. Fmall animal 36. Closing meKur of a music.! composition 17. Small explosion 31. Dutch South African Solution of Yeiterday'a Puxzla UMEM. fClHjUiOlL A L I EBiEiP PilJMJtN D W& MDfflS.P UT ClE ain Nflciofr i DA RNTE QMl tW'SB SOL JLP SXFSr All Q N o c e 1t e s V rJrgAT"E pMEgT SSiHlOlEsMg Q 4G. EsfaMlsheji a prfJr claim to Soothlnir 47. Kxctamatlon S. Hindu wandering acrohat 9. General drift V). Salt 6L. Metric lani measures US. Borders ii, Tsrminata P p RTJ 16 7 fa fO ff a.&fl ;. WW'' 1 y iS -feat; m-m Illlllllff III " 45 7j 51 K,Ci "ft' :i straw that has been grown or stored j In said Infected territory or alfalfa I meal Is hereby prohibited 'from en j terlng the State of Orcgor for any be directed by the Director of Agri culture. Upon arrival of any of the above products in Oregon contrary to the provisions ot this order, the same shsll be Immediately sent out of the slat or destroyed at the option and expense of the owner or owners or I their responsible agent or agents. Kcgiimiuii ;: Suit Crass Packing. Tie material known locally In the Slate of Utah as "Salt Grass Pack ing" shall be admitted Into the Stat of Oregon, provided that each ship ment of salt gr:iss packing Is accom panied by an official certificate slgu ed by the Stale Inspection Office of the state in which shipments orig inated, setting forth that ail of the following requirements have been compiled with, to-wlt: That the ma terial lit the shipment was cut be tween the dates of October 1st and April 1st; that the raking, shocking, stacking, baling or shipping of this material was not allowed until the maximum dally temperature of the season had fallen below sixty degrees Fshrenhelt, and that none of the ma terial In the shipment hsd been held In the field from one season to an other. All shipments of salt grass packing from the state In which ship ments originated, not accompanied by certificates a herein provided for. shall be refused admittance Into the state of Oregon and the same shall be Immediately sent out of the state or destroyed at the option and ex pense of the owner or owners, his or their responsible agents. The use of such salt grass as a packing material In shipments of fruit, crockery, and other materials shall be permitted provided It has been cut and removed from the field between October 1st and April 1st. aa above specified, and stored In warehouses remote from alfalfa fields, alfalfa hay or other suspected ma terials. Regulation 3: Potatoes. An official certificate signed by tin State Inspection Officer of the state In which potatoes originate shall accompany each shipment of potatoes grown In or shipped from the said Infested territory Into the unlnfested territory of the State of Oregon. Such certificate shall establish the fact that all potatoes In the shipment have been passed over a screen im mediately prior to loading Into car. placed In rresh. clean sacks and pack ed In cars that are free from alfalfa hay or other hay or cereal straw. All shipment of potatoes from aald Infested territory not accompsnled by certificate aa herein provided for ahall be refused admittance Into the State of Oregon and the same shall be Immediately sent out of the state. or destroyed at the option and ex pense of the owner or owners, hi or their responsible agent. Regulation 4: RallrnnilH and Other Common Curriers: Their Unties. It shall be the duty of all common carriers to clean and free of alfalfa hay and other hay and cereal straw, all cara that have been used for the transportation of livestock, or alfalfa hay and other hay and cereal straw In or through any part of the said Infested territory before the same en ter the State of Oregon, or any un lnfested counties In Oregon. j Regulation 5t .11 la If n Meal Mining Machinery. Used alfalfa meal milling machin ery and other machinery and imple ments that have been uaed In the baling, milling, harvesting or thresh ing of alfalfa will be admitted Into the State of Oregon or unlnfested counties from the said infested ter ritory only upon compliance with the following requirements: Persons contemplating the import ing or bringing Into the State of Oregon or any of the counties there of, any of the articles enumerated In this regulation shall first make ap plication to the Director of Agricul ture for permit to do so, stating In Cross-Word Puzzle t. Take up weapons . Wand 10. Kx chance premium ii, wnarr 17. Biblical character 19. The yellow bugle 21. Not strict 24. Vigor: colloq. 25. City In Holland 26. rll back to a former state 2T. Patm leaf 21. Lair 29. Cereal grass 31. Color n. Dpi lie 34. Ancient king of Ireland 36. Gypny gentleman ft. Olnllea 37. Noblemen 31, Thousand- rmd giant of Hindu vnytholosT 39, Glacial ridgei 41. Article of Jewelry 42. Cry of anelnt Bacchsnala 43. Comparative conjunction 44. Parted with for a price 46. Devoured DOWN 1. The pilftrlmafe of a moslem to Mecca I. Two-toed sloth 3. lying sailer 4. Abundant . Cause of ruin 4. Toward the ahsittrtd side T. Railed road TOM marshy ground the application the name and ad dress of the exporter, the locality from which the shipment Is to be made, a description of the articles tor which a permit Is required, the terminal point of delivery, and the nsine and address of the person In I Oregon to whom the permit should ! be sent. Any and all shipments of I auch machinery snd Implements , heretofore enumerated in this regu lation Imported or brought Into the State of Oregon under authority of permit issued by the Director ot Ag riculture shall have attached to each shipment a certificate signed by the olficial Insiwctor of the alate from which liliipment waa made, showing the number ot the permit to Import and establishing the fact that all machinery and Implements Included in the shipment have been cleaned and fumigated with hydrocyanic acid gas before being loaded for ship ment, the date and place ot fumi gation, and the amount of cyanide used in the fumigation ot the ship ment covered by the certificate. Any and ail shipment of machinery and all implement not accompanied by a certificate a provided for In this regulation shall be refused admit tance into the State of Oregon or unlnfested counties and upon the ar rival of any such machinery and Im plement without a certificate as provided for, the same ahall be Im mediately sent out of the state or county at the expense of the owner, consignee or agent. Quarantine Order No. 7. Issued June 13, 1937. Is hereby repealed. Done In the office of the State I Department of Agriculture, Salem, I Oregon, this the 11th day ot October. MAX GEHLHAR, Director of Agriculture. Executive Office, Salem, Oregon, Oct. 11, 1932. I, Julius L. Meier, Governor of the State of Oregon, do hereby approve the foregoing promulgation and des ignate the following newspapers In the State of Oregon as the newapa pera In which said promulgation shall be pub! tahed: "Polk County Itemlzer- Observer," Dallas, Oregon: "Medford Tribune," Medford, Ore gon: "East Oregonlan." Pendleton, Ore Son. JULIUS L. MEIER, Governor of the State of Oregon. NORTHWEST AIDE Associated Protective Agencies. Inc., of Chicago, have appointed Sam A. Kroschel a their regional supervisor for the districts of Oregon and Washington, It was announced upon his return from Chicago, where he attended a meeting ot the organiza tion. The Associated Protestlvo Agencies Is a nation-wide concern that spe cializes In making commercial and civil credit Investigations of every conceivable type. They are In posi tion to furnish complete detailed In formation about any individual, part nership or corporation in any place In the United States, These report are made by their local men of which they will have one In every county In the United States. Tills makes It possible tor a client to obtain a report on the debtor within 48 hours from the time of request so that- In all cases they are up to date. Mr. Kroschel has full authority to act for the above company In all matters which have to do with the general supervision for the Oregon and Washington district, Including the employing and appointing of county agents. The main office for the Oregon and Washington districts will be In Portland, where Mr. Kroschel expect to make his headquarters soon after the first of the month. 1 Foots Creek FOOTS CREEK, Oct. 28. (6pl.) The community waa shocked to hear of the death of Barbara Ann, Infant daughter of Mr. and Mn. Max Be w!ck of the Pickett Auto camp, who left thre week ago to spend the winter at Loa Angeles with Mrs. Bes wlck'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pickett. Death waa caused by hemorrhage of tha heart. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Smith at tended the funeral of Chaa. McFsr lane at Rock Point cemetery, Octo ber 22. Mrs. Pressler and aon Lloyd deliv ered cabbage here October 20. Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Lance were Grant Paw visitors October 15. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Elliott and Mrs. Pauline Wahl were In Oranta s)asa October 21. Mra. Cecil Roberta of Rogue River and brother-in-law. Dale Roberta, of Analauf, and Mra. Cleo Gilchrist and aon Charles of Gold Hill spent Octo ber 10 with Mrs. R. L. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Guetilaff and M. Boom! Iter attended the political rally at Rogue River, October 20. Pop Gates waa the principal speaker. I. T. Galllger delivered hla laat crop of alfalfa here October 22. Medford vlsltora. October 33, ware Mr. and Mra. Ed Ouetslaff, Mr. Con ner, Beatrice Conner. Mra, George Lance. Mlas Beth Boomallter and Mr. and Mra. aimer and daughter Be atrice. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cook of Oold Hill spent October 30 and 21 at the Cook and Rowe mine. Mr. and Mra. Floyd Lance apent October 17 with Mr. and Mra. George Lance. Mr. and Mra. Charles McMerrlck and children spent the week-end with Mrs. MrMerlck'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. Loveleaa of WUHama creek. Marjorle Cameron of Gold Hill upent tha week-end with her aunt, Mra. Effle Btrdaeye. Iptrend Noted. PORTLAND, Oct. 23.- (4) There la a definite upward trend In bualneM in the east and a much more opti mistic feeling p.-evalla In that region, In the opinion of E. C. Sammons, Portland manufacturer and menibJr of the board of higher edncatlon. who has returned from a trip of nearly i lour weeks tg cp;a lU'.fft, Meteorological Report October 2, 1033 Foretaista Medford and vicinity: Tonight and Thursday occasional rains. Moderate temperature. Lowest temperature this morning, 31 degree. Temperature a year ago today: HlRlieat, 65; lowest, 33. Total precipitation since Septem ber 1, 1932, .70 inch. Relative humidity at 5 p. m. yester day, 34 per cent; 5 a. m. today, 96 per cent. Sunsot today. 4:13 p. m. Sunrise tomorrow, J:38 a. m. Sunset tomorrow, S:12 p. m. Oh.vr.ntlons Taken at A. M., t'JOth Merlillnn Time H 5 5 I? City If Baker City M it Boston ............ Boise ..... 56 38 Chicago 0 40 Denver 42 33 Dea Moines ........ 43 32 Buroka -mm.. 60 46 PreMio 96 48 Helena 44 38 Los Angeles 76 64 Marshfleld 66 44 MEDFORD 66 35 New York ... 66 54 Phoenix ............ 73 46 Portland 62 54 Reno 60 28 Roscburg 68 40 Salt Lake City.... 48 38 Snn Francisco 78 54 Seattle 60 56 Spokane H 64 40 Cloudy P. Cdy. Cloudy Clear Clear .84 .01 ... Cloudy .... Clear T Cloudy .... Clear Clear .... Clear T Cloudy .... Clear T Clear H- Clear ... Foggy Cloudy .... Clear J4 Cloudy T Cloudy E OPPOSE SCHOOL IE E "Southern Oregon la practically cer tain to be without a single state school of higher education It the school moving bill, generally known aa the Zorn-Macpheraon measure, la approved at the November 6 election," according to G. M. ureen, chairman of the Save S. O. N. 8. association of Ashland. "Tha normal at Ashland la progress ing satisfactorily, with an enrollment this year that la higher than laat year. Thla Includes many students from every section of southern Oregon. "If the normal la moved to Eugene, these students, and those In tha Mon mouth and La Grande arena, will be forced to go to the teachers college at Eugene. Thla will be more costly and more Inconvenient to the stu dents, particularly In southern and eastern Oregon. Since the minimum cost per student at Ashland Is only $330 per year, while the minimum coat at Eugene and Corvallla la S374, thla will Mnraunt Inaa nt SOaet ft. ai avavana tn 4Via tnnrnvlmaUtv BOO ' Jaa( BciBu v vssw 'ivui.. v- J students from southern Oregon at Ashland. "Greater and more Important than the Inconvenience and extra coete to the teacher training students caused by the change to Eugene, the conver sion of th normal plant at Ashland into a Junior college la the most dan gerous phase of the bill from a purely southern Oregon standpoint. "It behooves every southern Ore gon citizen who dealrea to see the state educational system remain on the high standard It now holds, who desires to avoid chaos in our schools. Who desires to avoid higher taxes and who dealrea the continuance of the Southern Oregon Normal school to vote against the school moving bill to mark the ballot aa follows: "317 (X) NO." BUTTER AND EGG PORTLAND, Ore.. Oct. 38. (AP) There appears more talk than factn In regard to the shortage of butter along the Pacific alone. Storage In terest, with an eye to business, are not at all alow about forcing the price of fresh stock to a a higher point In an effort to secure greater profits on their ice house goods. Despite the very heavy withdiaw sls of butter from store along the Pacific slope, there Is atlll a very considerable volume of stock In sight. The latent figures ahow totals of 3, 373,000 pounds In the six leading markets of the coast compared with a,35ft,000 pounds for thla same pe riod a year ago. The figures for the country generally show a like condi tion. . There remains a rather firm tone In market for eggs with practically no tVianges In the price list. Tne use or storage egga la still gaining. Price of spring chickens here la the lowest In th country and much the lowest along the coast. Despite this there la very little demand nd the movement la restricted. Htna are In favor. KIrh Haul. NEW YORK, Oct. 38. (AP) Five men today held up employee of the firm of Castenhuber A Lehrfeld. re finers of precious metal, In Brook lyn, and escaped with unrefined gold, platinum and silver valued by police at 160,000. Select Utah Coal $13 50 per ton off car car due Oct. 28. Med. Fuel Co. Tel. 831, OF NUDE EDHIN BAN BERNARDINO, Calif.. Oct. 3fl (AP) Sheriffs deputies aatd today that the body of a woman found slain In the desert near Victorvllle, haa been Identified definitely as that of Mrs. Ivcama Ccrney, 21, of Los Ange les, end thnt a search haa begun for her husband, Qua. The Identification waa established after Cemey's mother, Mrs. Myrtle Casaell of 6nn Bernardino, and his sister, Mrs. Kloy Pickens of Nonvalk, Calif., had viewed the remains. Tha mother said her aon had been miss ing alnce October 14, four days be fore the body of Mrs. Cerney waa found by a miner. The skull had been crushed. Mrs. Cajwell, officers said, related thst Mrs. Cerney had become of age laat June and presumably Inherited a considerable sum of money from tha estate of her father. She married Cerney about two or three years ago. Tentative Identification of the re mains previously had been established when officers found her fingerprint matched those of a woman who waa taken Into custody by Loa Aneclea officers some time ago on suspicion of robbery. The woman was released after officers determined that aha and her husbnnd had unwittingly given a robber a ride In their auto mobile. The body of Mra, Ccrney apparently waa thrown Into the desert from an automobile which had been driven from a main highway to an isolated spot. It waa unclad and had not been Interred. Mra. Ch.mcU, in re questing a search for her son. ex pressed the fear that he, too, might have been harmed. NORTHWEST SEED SPOKANE, Wash.. Oct. 26. (AP) With applications for seed loans be ing received from Oregon and Wash Ington point, the work of the Spo kane agency of the agricultural cred. it corporation wa In full swing to day, R. E. Towle, manager, said that the first application from Oregon wo received yesterday, the day after ha announced the credit corporation would make auch advances. E. O. Lutz, cashier of the First National bank at' Lewlston, Idaho, was yesterday confirmed as assistant manager of the agency. He formerly was connected with bank at New port and Yakima, Wash., and Ken drlck, Idaho, and haa been cashier of the Lewlston bank since 1924. STILL NO CLUE TO PORTLAND, Oct. 36. (AP) There was no word today of the whereabouts of Charlea Marah, 64. former Umatllls, county Judge who left Portland Mon day for Pendleton. He had a con alderable sum of money. State police here said no trace of the man had been found, although officers In every aectlon of the state have been aakea to search for him and his car. Judge Marsh was driving a 1925 (Franklin) sedan with Oregon license 16C-739. His automobile, painted yel lowish green, was lau scea passing' crown point. Marsh Uvea In Pendleton and had been In Portland on a business trip. TO ILLINOIS BOY NEW YORK. Oct. 38 (AP) Jarfc Maypole, 15-year-old youngster from River Forest, III., haa won the na tional outboard motor boat champ onahlp and will receive the Townsend medal, emblematic of the title, at' the annual national motor boat show here In January. Maypole scored 11,738 points dur ing tha 1P33 season, according to a compilation by the American Power Boat and National Outboard associa tions. All told. 430 men drivers who fin tshed fifth or better In sanctioned regattas wera listed. Miss Violet Mathleson of Oakland, of Oakland, Cal., had the beat rec ord among women pilots with 1501 points. Retiring From I'raHlce Dr. D. A. ;hambw, Optometrist announces he la retiring from active practice on or before November 5th. Phone 188 for appointment. Re duced Prices will prevail. Take thla opportunity to have the exceptional services of thla expert" enced .Optometrist. When needing duplicating sales books, fl&t-packs or ran-rold cash register forma, ledger sheets for oookasepiDg machines or any other kind of printing, don't order from out-of-town firms and pay more. Phone 7ft and one of our representatives will call. FREE ADMItWlON to Harvest Fea tlval Wed. and Thura. at Catholla Parish ha!l. Candidates for both parties ecciaUy invited. Bazaar to ba add in connection with festival,