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Newspaper Page Text' irEDFOUD 1SIL TRTBTJNE, IIEDFOUD, OEEGCT, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1932. PAGE SINE 6e DON'T FORGET TO PHONE THAT WANT AD HERE ABB THE RATES: per word first Insertlo (Minimum aooi Each additional Insertion. lc per wora (Minimum 10c) Per line per month, without Hmi han0ea 1 75 Phone V LOSl tOST-Black and whl.o l;''"'r terrier. Reward. Phone 1027-R. . 132 Elm St. . LOflT If dog missing, call 1S1- HELP WAITED MALE $1200-3000 YEAR Government life ions. Many post-depression vacan cies, men-women. 18 to 80. Steady work. List positions; sample coach ing and full particulars free, write Immediately today sure. Box 7929, Mall Tribune. HELP WASTER MALE FEMALf. J.1EN-WOMEN, IB to SO. S.105.00 to 250.00 month. Prepare Immedlate- . i itf ti A. nnvern- ly lor i-nujr ...v -nient. Jobs. Many post-depression vacancies, common wwih ou. Helen'.. Experience unnecessary. List positions and full particulars FREE. Write today sure. Franklin Institute, Dept. 385G, Rochester, N. Y. WANTED SITUATIONS ENGLISH trained landscape garden er. 37 years' experience, wants work by the hour, day or month. S. Woodward, Rosewood Apts., 212 So. Riverside or Phone 1404. EXPERT PAINTER will do sign palnt )n Interior decorating general ' paint Jobs. Call, at 322 So. Central. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS DRIVING to Portland Sunday morn ing. Can take one or two to share expenses. Phone 1577-X. (WANTED Household goods, stoves, tools, or what have you. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N. Grape St. Phone 1062. WANTED Acoustlcon Phone for the deaf. Must be cheat) and In good order. Write Box 8313. Mall Tribune. WANTED Will pay the highest cash price for hides, wool, mohair. 116 S. Fir St. EMPTY TRUCK going to Portland about 27th. wants load for there or points en route. Hawlcy Trans fer. Phone 1044-X. FOR RENT HOUSES TOR RENT 4-room partly furnished house. $16.50, water paid. Key at 114 Tripp. FOR RENT 5-room nicely furnished house; electric . range and water heater; nice sragc, at avi ooutn Riverside. for RENT Small furnished house 1 block off Main; suitable for working couple or bachelors. Tel 319-R. 8-ROOM furnished house, modern. Call 34-R-2. TOR RENT 5-room modern house, almost new; fireplace, hardwood floors, laundry tus. garage. 613 Kathertne St. Phone 656-X. FOR RENT Furnished duplex; liv ing room, bedroom, kitchen, bath, enclosed porch, wood or electric ' range, water paid, nicely located, $15. Phone 1149 for appointment. HALF OP DUPLEX 4 rooms f urn lsh ed; garage- Pnone 789. FOR RENT Furnished house, living room, kitchen, two bedrooms, sleep ing porch, bathroom. enclosed porch and garace; nicely located; wood fnd electric range; water paid, 20 per month. Phone 1149 for ap- f polntment. FOR RENT After November 1, 8 room residence, partly furnished, cloee In,- lots of shade and lawn. 120 per month, water pstd. Inquire at 325 So. Riverside. FOR RENT Ready to move Into clean furnished home, 5 large rooms, electric range, water heat er. Tel 445-Y. 1009 W. MAIN 6 -room home, very reasonable. Tel. 105. 13000 ft rooms, furnvs'ned. electric ranae and water heater, garage. 513 Liberty St. FOR RENT 4-room fnmlahed hou. 2 bedrooms. 1127 W. Main; H7.5Q. . Tel. C. A. DeVoe. SMALL, well furnished cottage. 2 bed rooms; cloe In. 20, water paid. See D. T. Law ton, 321 Apple St. 208 SUMMIT Modern an'! new story and hair home. Tel. 105. FOR RENT 4-room hou5e, cloee o MM ford, 17.50. Phone Jacksonville, 30 i FOR RENT Oct. 10th. A -room fur n;ncd home. Call 44iY, or ee 13 Cot Life St. FOR RENT 6-room modern house: hardwood flora; f.5 Ca'.l at 711 E. Jsrkn or Pi: one 834,-J. rOB BENT HOUSES FOR RENT Purn. bouse, a and . room tpu.: garage. 604 W. 10:a. FOR RENT Modern 6-rooro bouse; clean and In good condition: Hiring room 14x28 ft. with hardwood floor; 3 bedroom. 1 13-24 with casement windows on three sides:' act tubs, good neatrola, large garage and woodshed: 1', block from new court house. Call at 714 w. 10th St. FOR RENT 4-room modern furnish ed house: hardwood floors, over stuffed, electric range. Call at 630 8. Central. BEAUTIFUL 5-room stucco home on Park St. Inquire 61S 3. OakdAle. FOR RENT 3-roo modern furnish ed house, $20-00 per month. 315 S. Peach. Phone 408-J-4. Fred C. San der. FOR RENT Modern home on East Main St Inquire Farmers & Pruit - growers Bank. HOMES iOH RENT Call 708 FOR REN1 homes, rurnlsbeo or unfurnished. Brown A White FOR RENT APARTMENTS NICE, new. modern lurnlshed apt. 10,00. 412 N. Ivy. FOR RENT Apartments, S2.50 and S3.00 per week: steam heated: lights. 1005 W. Main. TO LET 5 nicely furnished rooms, garage and woodshed: very reason able rent to the right party. One block from new courthouse. Wm. F. Campbell. 804 E. Main St. FOR RENT Apartment, also large room with kitchenette. 51 N. Oak dole. FOR RENT Furnished apt.; upstairs; adults. 311 No. Bartlett. FURNISHED apartment, steam heat, Frlgldalre and garage. 503 S. Holly. 2 ROOMS and bath, furnished. Close In. 146 So. Ivy. FOR RENT Attractive ground floor apartment for couple employed. Call at 532 Plum St., after 6 p. m. or Sundays, FOR RENT Furnished apartment for adults; garage. 905 W. 10th. 3-ROOM modern furnished apart ment, garage. Cheap. 1109 W. lltn. FOR RENT Furnished apartments, 815, $11 and $8. Opposite Owen Oregon Lumber Co.. N. Pacific Ht way. FOR RENT Cheerful apartment, pri vate, line location, 618 so. oakdale. FOR RENT Furn. apt., Durrell court, 333 No. Holly. Call at Apt. 4. FURN. APT., new overstuffed, refrig eration. The Berben, 10 Quince. FOR RENT FtlRNlSHKD ROOMS PLEASANT front room, heated. 220 No. Oakdale. FOR RENT Furnished sleeping room and garage $10 per month. 325 So. Riverside Ave. FOR RENT 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 95 716 East Main. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT 2-room cabin, furnished for bachelor. 114 Tripp St. 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. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE TRADE Portland house, modern, 6 rooms, full cement basement, fur n ace , for Med ford p ro pe rt y or Copco stock. P. O. Box 897, .Med ford. FARM to exchange for good small home in Medford or close by 20 acres improved, equipped fc stock ed. Brown & White, Realtors, 104 West Main. EQUITY in new, attractive homes for car, stock or cabin. Owner, 806-R. FOR SALE OR TRADE 100 acrs black land In grain and alfalfa, 3U, miles from Medford; $15,000 worth or Improvements, stock and equip ment. Make me an offer. O. A DeVoe. pnn vkmariR L F l0DK dlavanc hauling. We j , guarantee to save you money Haw. ; TOADK p:c, ,or cMcK,n,. Coi. "ior pLwx "9 Nr'b ' saie or trade. Phone 869-R. , ,1, n , , ! -' SPECIAL PRICES on photographs for 1 POR 8A1.E AUIOMOHILES Xmas. A Home Owned Studio So. "ZZZZTTrbTKSlZv STUDIO "tron,-''OLK If you don't buy from mc, we both . , - n - L -.-.. lose money. RADIO SERVICE L. D, Lawton Tel A FEW REAL VALUES 613-X. 1930 Dodge Coupe ...375 - 1930 Chev. coupe ;too riTlSONL 19J9 Chev. Coach IS50 , . 1937 Standard Bulck 6 Sedan. ...200 MME. TERESA Clairvoyant and card I 1931 Studcbaker Dictator Se- reader. Advice on love, marriage darv 1830 and butlneas. Rainbow Auto Camr. 1 Chrysler 4 Coupe ...... ! 75 Cabin No. 3. 1029 Ford Sport Coups .....1200 1929 Essex Coach 175 TAKEN UP We have many other uvd car bar- - - , -, , ., n .tr1.., gains. Easy terms and generous TAKEN UP Brown Jersey heifer llowancrs. about i mos. old. Owner can have PONTIAC SALES FLOOR same by paying for ad. C. A. South Riverside. Alvord. across from White Wing t"Trr,v,TCr"'" " Poultry Farm, east of Phoenix. FOR SALE 1929 Ford Pickup: good condition, with license: cheap. mVivfcs. niBirrnDv " MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE "t K? JU.a-!ZZ - - Ph'" 10M: IbitrlrtZ 1927 PACKARD Oood rubber, good "' V' "L "- ' shape throughout, to trade for fclCSlMW JACKSON CO. cows or saddle horses. Value 1300. EPKJrG I ABSTRACT CO. Write or call at Fur Plh ti Oamc fosfiPtfii 1 Al"tnctt of Title and Coro. Ranch, Prospect, Ore. Ki-'S'iSCsA Tl,le "'" The i. PTX M?3 cmple Title FOR SALE MAI. ESfAth faft.jP' "n m ,n J,ck,on FOR SALE 6-acTs- tract on north - - -L -L . . . i.-..-..-. . L Pacific hljhway Inquire Fsrmers muhha? ABS TRACT CO. Abstrsois . Fn"'rowers Bank. 0, T1.,t Tltl, msurmooe. Rooms a WHEN "you tnmk of real .u:. th.D. UD? " Honh Cntt,i of Brown Si White. upstairs. . Dressmaking ana Remodeling. TOR SALE roLLTRT THS FASHION SHOP Dreaemakloj FOR SALE Chickens, roasters and and remodeling. 424 Medford Bldg fryers. Mr. Ada Waiz, Phoue 447-W. I Phom 1181. IOr SALE FRUIT VEGETABLES FOR SALE Bennett. Spttis and New town apples. 50c per lug box. No. Is. Boxes not furnished. O. V. Myers. Tel. 358-J. FOR SALE Delicious apples, al monds, petite prunes. Phone 539-J-l. Mrs. D. W. Luke. FOR SALE ijpitrenberg and New town apples at Ala Vista Packing House, 327 So. Front St. FOR SALE Grapes, Holmes ranch, Griffin Creek. Phone 857-J. FOR SALE Grapes. J. A. Manke. two miles east of Jacksonville, tf POTATOES. 65c hundred. Tel 950-R-2. Richfield Service. Phoenix. FOR SALE Grapes, several varieties; also Jonathan and Delicious sp pies. Cheaper by truck lots. Joe Kantor, Rout . box 'at. FOR SALE Tomatoes, Ic. Hartley. 9-F-3. FOR SALE UOUS AND PETS FOR SALE Four-months-old cocker spaniel pup; also registered roller canaries, extra fine singers. Phone Jacksonville 173. FOR SALE Persian kittens, bees and canary olrds. A. R Hanscom, Blddle road. FOR SALB LfVE8TOX FOR SAL; Thorobred O. I. C. male and female pigs. O. V. Myers, Tel. 258-J. FOR SALE Pure blood Jersey bull. 18. mo. old, or trade for heifer.- H. E. Rodgera, Table Rock district. MARES and horses. 1200 to 1700 lbs. Harness, cultivator, plows, range. Rear 1140 'court St. EWES for sale or to put out on shares. Tel. c. A. Devoe. FOR SALE Red feeder pigs: also Red brood sows, will farrow soon. Adolf Schulz. Beagle, Ore. FOR 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 alabwood at unbe lievably low prices. $3.50 per load, 12 or 16-ln. Valley Fuel Co. Tel. 76. FOR SALE Drv fir wood. $1.75 tier, 16-lnch. Phone 1116. WOOD-FIr and hardwood, any lengtn. tor aaie: Mac Brown, Beagle, will be on atreet dally with wood In front of Mall Tribune. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Large aired Monarch Electric Range with trash burner. Cost 260. Cash price 75. Like new. P. O. Box 414 Central Point. PIANO BARGAIN Late model piano. located in the vicinity of Medford. Will sell for the balance due on contract, with terms like rent. If Interested, write at once to. C. A. Remington, 1021 J St., Sacramento. Cal. PLANT BUDDED BRIXNUT FIL BERTS Heavy production of large nuts at early age. Grafted wal nuts, fruit treee and evergreen shrubs at new low prices. Cata logue on request. Woodruff's Nur sery, Eugene, Ore. GET the "No Hunting" and trespass ing signs at me Aiau Tribune Job office: printed on cloth to with stand the rain and weather. FOR SALE Circulating heater. Phone OiO-X. FOR SALE: Harley-Dftvidson motor cycle. $85 cash. See John, at Mall Tribune. FOR SALEGreen pasture, hay, wheat na straw, iei. euts-K-4, arenings FOR SALE Used sewing machines, all up; lerms ti aesirea. fill makes rented and repaired. White Sewing Machine Co.. 24 N. Bartlett GARDEN DIRT, piuwing. rertlUzer aand and gravel Phone 012-J. MISCELLANEOUS WILL party pleajie return Capital bicycle taken from Cratrian thea ter Sunday. Ttcward. 627 So. Holly. Tol. 1579-J-2. FREE Pioneers and descendants photographed without charge for collection. SH ANGLE STUDIO. WATCH AND JEWELRY repairing at depression prices. C. Earl Bradflsh, iiD .-wain sc. GST the "No Hunting" and trespass ing signs at the Mail Tribune Job office; printed on cloth to with stand the rain and weather. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Automobile Loans. CONTRACTS REFINANCED PAYMENTS REDUCED We pay up balance due dealer, bank or finance company and extend your payments. Additional money loaned. Phone 81 for appointment. Expert Window 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 sll kinds: book binding; loose-leaf ledgers, and blanks, billing systems, duplicating cash aales slips and everything in t,he prtntlng line. 28-30 N. Grape Phone 75. Money to Lend. WE LEND MONEY on furniture and late model autos. Three per cent per month on unpaid balance. No other charges. Come in and get the cash today. See w E Thomas. 45 So Central. Phone 139 Funeral t'ftrlnr. PERL'S FUNERAL HOME Distinctive service at moderate rates. Estab lished ?0 years. Ambulance serv ice. 6th St. at Oakdale. Tel 47. Painting and Papernanglng. HARRY MARX Painting, tinting, paperhanging. Phone U-r-4. Res. Coleman Creek road- Transfer. RE1NKINO TRUCKING CO. Trans fer and Storage. We haul anything an a reasonable price. Ill No Plr Street. Phone 333. DAVIS TRANSFER 4c STORAGE Service guarantees. 20 .3- Grape St Phone 644. or' residence 1060. BADS TRANSFER & STORAOE CO. Office 1015 No. Central Phone 315 Prices right. Service guaranteed LEGAL .NOllCtS Notice to Creditors. In the County Court of the State J Oregon for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of R. H. Toft, also known as Ray H. Toft and Ray Toft, deceased. The undersigned ha been appoint ed and qualified by the County Court or trie state of Oregon tor Jackson County, as Administrator of the es tate of R. H. Taft. also known .s Ray H. Toft, and Rav Toft, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are notified to present them, duly verified, with proper, vouchors, to me at the Farmers' and Fruitgrowers' Bank, Medford, Oregon, or at the office of Rawles Moove, Mail Tribune Daily across - An incarna tion of Vishnu Due Ancient Greek coin Real estate held In absolute Independence Badger like animal California rockflah: var. Reotantrular parallelepi peds Perfumed unguent for the hair Filond: French Short slerp Mother of Kinp: Hezekfah Danish fiord Fronch author Sensational Lowered the bottom Hidden Upright part of a stair Indorsement of a pass port Continent Near Oriental (ultar French pronoun Principal meal of th ancient Romans Ardor Lively dance Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle HiUiggjA b;aca5ad aTn aB "a lTU 6H a s o dmIIp nPmTat i c jiulBfHl eisWrIooI V DCTB IO.ItV AlKp P Q i dqK e l axMs e a TMwwfi L aivMr u n r 9 O Rji P feffe flW I P T S ASSUJA S JV iMOH O N A TMT B WQQmjS A L A Bsl&D6E5lEN D BO. First name of a Dickens character 62. Mimical half step Si. Maker of certain foodstuffs 51. Always 67, Be the matter with B3. Compasi point B0. Feminine name 61. Old musical note 64. Deprived of sitrht 66. Those related on the father's side Parasitic Insects 68. ' 2 I3 P WAS f I7 I8 h Wk I" Pl ! p If j 'Mia WW' 'L IT IP IE ' i mm af wMi tmm 1 7rwwm wmm ! Ill JZI1F" IP si so W w w ! 'c4 s Wm tZZZSjZ WJi ! I75 I I I L. MA 1 1 ! I wM 1 I I 11: 1 WANTED TWENTY MEN Who would like to movo out onto Ij'j-acre tracts in our new Subdivision at the city limits. A NEW PLAN Land U rliMp l.tiniher Is fhMp Labor la cheap (Jet a small tract of land and delnpe It Into a home WHILE YOU WAIT If you nant to moie to tic country SfcE IS NOW. BARNES AND CORN Phone fllo-Y 15 9. Central Cooley Theatre Building. Medford,. Orecon. within six months from Oc tober 13. 1932. the date of this notice. F. E. WAHL. Administrator. Trustee's Tall for Rid. for Sale of ktit..k mid t'litiir. i In the. District Court of the United States fo- tl.e Dlatr.'ct of Or-gon In the Matter of Alfred Norrla, Jack sonville Cash Store. Pursuant to order of the Court, the undersigned, aa Trustee In Bank ruptcy, will receive sealed btda up to 5:00 p. m.. Monday. November 7th, 1932, for the purchase of the stock In trade of the above named bank rupt. Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check for 10rt of the amount bid. Right la reserved to accept or rejeot any and all bids. The stock is subject to inspection at any time, and bids msy be deposited with the undersigned Trustee. H. D. FEAREY, Trustee. 42S Medford Building, Medford, Oregon. Phoenix PHOENIX. Oct. 27. (SpU The Ladies' Aid society met yesterday to clean the manse for Rev. and Mrs. R. S. Teterson of Waltaburg, Wash., who are expected here Wednesday to take over the pastorate of the Phoe nix Presbyterian church. The community was sorry to learn of the death of Mrs. Morgan's moth er, Mrs. Bailey. All Join In extend ing sympathy to Mra. Morgan. Mrs. Lyrila Vincent spent several days last week visiting Mrs. Henri etta Herman In Medford. She at tended the Relief Corps dinner Mon day. Neighbors of Woodcraft circle will meet Wednesday afternoon In their room at the Phoenix Grange hall. All members are urtred to be present. En tertainment will be furnished by the committee appointed for this month. Ladies' Missionary society of the First Presbyterian church held an all-day meeting lost week with cov ered dish dinner at noon at which 13 ladles were present. The after noon was spent with a Mission study cla. with "Lady Fourth Daughter of China," as t,'ie study book. Chap ters were read by Mrs. J, O. N, Pol ing and Mrs. Malmgicn. This was a called meeting of the society and a similar meeting will be held In two weeks. -. Mrs. Cecil Nordqulst entertained with a luncheon Frldoy, honoring the birthday of her mother, Mrs. C. A. Knutjen. Guests were Mrs. F. A. Denrer, Mrs. L. O. Caster, Mrs. Dave Walker, Mrs. M. F. Sheets and Mrs. Watklns. The Home Extension club xt Phoe nix met at the Grange .'.all all day Friday. Coleman Creek club met I with them. Eleven ladles were pres- Cross-Word Puzzle 10. Anglo-Saxon money of account 11. Happens 12. Bmden 13. Halt 18. Bury 20. Variable star 26. Unclose: poet. 21. PutMppln 29. Constellation 30. First name o' a. former German prince SI. Vicious 33. Philippine treis 14. ftadlum emanation 36. Mole-colored 38. Rational 4L Calmest 44. Golf club 43. Topaa hum ming bird 47. Bestowed 48. Corroded 49. Powder used In place of Iodoform 61. Pieced out 53. Scant 65. Larva produced within the sporocyst of certain trematodis 57. Capably 58. Ilium: comb. form 60. Fury 6?. Optical glnas On the ocean 66. By birth 67. Arabian garment 70. Type measure 69. Beltariirmnt 7L Any ctlmblng stem It Symbol of bondag 71. Less wild 74. Handle DOWN 1. Worthless: ' niblloal 2. Astringent salt t. Movable bodies 4. Commotion R. Decree 6. is ting in insect 7. Pronoun t. Asiatic kingdom 9. Spherical II! ent for lunch, several others attend ing in the sfternoon. The forenoon meeting was given to the study of the making over of gar menu and In the afternoon of dyeing of goods. Officers elected were Mrs. Vaughn Quackenbush. president, and Mra. Nettle Holcraft, secretary-treasurer. The club will meet on the third Friday of each month at the Grange hall. T.he topic of consideration at the November meeetlng will be "Christian Sweets." Williams Creek WILLIAMS CREEK. Oct. 37. (Spl ) ! WUllama Orange will mt November 3 for eIx-tion of officers. All mem ber are requested to be present. After tl.e meeting refreshments of sandwiches, salad and coffee will 'jc served. Oeorge Coekman tnd Lee Peckham cut a bee-tree one day last week, near the Peck ham place, getting over 130 pounds of nice honey. Mrs. M. L. House was a house guest over the week-end of Mrs. Selby and her mother, Mrs. LtnXhart, at Grdnte Paw. ' Pipe and other equipment la being hauled for hydraulic mining on Aus tin Wilson's land, above Bert Holr hausers', ss so an as sufficient water Is available. Operations will be car ried on by Hog an and Bailey, who have leased the land. This property Joins the once famous old Williams burg mine which. In the early days, produced more than three million dollars. The first snow of the season could be seen on Grey back Monday, with rain In the valley. Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge McClaJn of Phoenix. Mrs. Mollla Wltcher of Med ford and Mrs. Lula Dunn of Capltola, Cal., spent Sunday afternoon at the C. W. Roberta home. Little Carl Vosa was painfully burn ed on Hps and tongue with concen trated lye last week. He was given first aid by his mother, then rushed to OranU Pnss to the doctor. It Is hoped no serious effects will remain. George Klncade was visiting a few days last week while the factory where ha la employed was tempor arily closed. Grace Roberts was a dinner guest last week and spent the day with Blanche and Bessie House. Mra. W. C. Flxlay. M"s. C. W. Rob ert and Mrs. Eva. Casey shopped in Grants Pass Monday and spent the afternoon with Mrs. Prank Wood, who was entertaining the Ladles' Auxiliary of the Spanish-American war veter ans. The ladles are putting one boy and one girl through school this winter, as their relief work, and were buye sewing. Refreshments were served during the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. S. V. Hartman were business visitors in Medford Monday Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Wright and P. Bergmann arrived here Friday from Ohio. Mr. Wright and Mr. Berg man are connected with the Oregon Limestone Product company, located near Williams. They are living in Grants Pass at the present. Tom Jones and C. A. Cougle were business visitors at Selma Tuesday. Mrs. Mat Ragen. Mrs. William Sow- ell and Mrs, Sowell's mother were visitors on Williams creek Monday from Klamath Palls. Ed Shrimp Is hauling materials and supplies up Powell's creek In preparation of mining this winter. The Davidson families, who recent ly los tthelr home by fire, have mov ed into one of the Moo maw houses for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sorrels of Marshfleld vllsted last week with Harry Sorrels of Williams. Mr, Sor rple is road master for the Southern Pacific and la on his vacation. They were en route to Oakland, Cal., to visit Mrs. Sorrel's father, Mr. Hersey, and stopped by for a short visit with his brother. They also stayed over night Prtday on the return trip, ac companied by Mr. Hersey. Firman. Arthur and Jackie Roy are new pupils In Williams school. Fir man is a freshman In high Achoo the others are sixth graders. WUlard Shultz Is a new. first grader. Mrs. H. H. Lee, upper grade teach er, was a Grants Pass visitor Satur day. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sorrels were guests of Mrs. Anna Lewis In Grants Pass Wednesday, Ralph Cougle. who has been in Martinez, Cal., for several weeks, is playing In the orchestra there. Robert Klncsde visited his brother George In Grants Pass one day last week. Bert Harris and family, who have been living In a small house on C W, Roberts' place all summer, moved this week to the Elizabeth mine, which he and his partner, C. W. Rob ert, will work this winter. Jack Henson also mlved near there and will prospect and mine. Mrs. Eva Casey visited Friday after noowlth Mr. ML, etaol etaoln tool noon with Mrs. M. L. House. Mr. and Mra. Gene Morrison and children were shopping In Medford Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Rom'den, who have been living in the old Frank Bryn house, are selling out prepara tory to moving. Dee Mills spent the week-end with the Zwlngler family and left Tuesday ror Eagle Point, taking their cattle. Mr. Jones, present occupant of their place, has bought their turkeys. Mr. and Mrs. ftrholtc are building a small house at the Gibson sawmill Mr. Scholts la assisting Mr. Olbson at the mill. . . , Hank Albertson and Robert Kln cade went to Crescent City recently, br In Ring back, a, load of salmon. Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Davidson are living with Mr. and Mrs. Hedgptth on the Frank Wright place, while , their son Don and wife are In Klam- i ath courity, where Don has charge of a crew of potato diggers. i Bill Turvey is busy building lum ber sheds for Mr. Gibson. For Sale Dry body fir, Id or ltt-ln.. ' M 75 and 12 00 per tier In 3-tler lots. Measure guaranteed. Valley Fuel Co., Tel. 76 I I For Sale Dry alabwood at unbe ' lievably low prices, 13 50 per load, . 12 or 16-ln, Valley Fuel Co., Tel. 7J Courthouse News t Furnished by tha Jackson Couot Abstract Co. 131 B Birth Street. Marriage Licenses, Edwin W, Lester and Jessie I. King. Robert N. Alter and Edythe M. Wheeldon. Raymond N. Price and Alma Fine. Robert Lowrey and Jacqueline Chls holm. Lewis O. Clark and Ruth V. Hooker. Harold B. Merver and Lillian R. Fields. Eldon R. Lindsey and Gladys R. Hanscom. Walter W. Eeallnger and Ethel M. Anderson. Lewis N. McLUlan and Mildred Trip lets ttrrult Court. Marlorla Buell vs. J. W. Buel! Dl- vorc. State vs. John P. Hallctt. Obtain ing money by false pretenses. Peter R. Bateman vs. Stat Indus trial Accident Comm. Tar money. Dorothy Peterson vs. Cecil Jennings. To recover personal property. R. A. Skinner aa Skinner's Oarage vs. Victor Dallalre, Delia Dallalre as D. D. Lumber Co. Chattel lien. Josle Drennen vs. Irvln Drennen. Divorce. A. B. Cunningham, et al, as People's Electric Store, vs. Suncrest Orchards, Inc. Lien. Real Estate Trnmfrrt. Jackson County. Oregon to City or Jacksonville, QCD to B, of NE": NW'j of NE'i: N'4 of NWH: swu o NW' nd W'S of SW'i sec. 24, twp. 37 S., R. 3 W.: NE'i, Nii of NW.: 8i of SEU sec. 3S. twp. 37 S., R. 3 W Nli of NEU. SE'J of NE'i sec. 33, twp. 37 S., R. 3 W.. NE", and NWV4 sec. 26. twp. 37 S., R. 3 W., N',4 of NWU: sw; of see. 25, twp. 37 S R. S W 1.00. Oertrude M. Buchanan to Clara, Loulae Julian, W. D. to land In sec. 30, twp. 38 S.. R. 4 W., 10. Ctlen rMbrlck, et ux, to Jonn v. Schnor. W. D. to E4 of SEU of NE!4 sec. 18. twp. 34 8., R. 1 W.. $10. W. J. Roberts, et ur, to J. a. Par dee. W. D to lot 4. blk 3, Eadmcadea Add. to Medford. 10. Ben R. Webster to W. A. Corthell. w. D. to tract on Wagner Crock Road In town of Talent, 810. . Charles R. Orjbba. et ux. to John R. Leslie, et ux, Q. C. D. to tract in section C, Rogue River Valley Orchard Company's tracts, 81. Prederlck L. Champlln. et al to E. C. OueUlaff. deed to tract 33, Champ lln sub-division, 810. Sheriff to Knute Elleiaon. tax deed to NW'4 of SEV sec. 32, twp. 34 8., R. 1 E.i $11.79. Anne Jane Wakefield to Roy. W. Wakefield, QCD to lot 4, blk. 9, Im perial Add. to Medford. $1. Roy W. Wakefield to E. w. wbkb- fleld, w. D. to lot 4, blk. fl, Imperl"' Add. to Medford. $1. E. W. Wakefield, et ux, to Lewis 8. Bashaw, et ux. W. D. to lot 4. blk. 9. Imperial Add. to Medford. $1. W. M. Hungate. et ux. to Fletcher T. Pish. W. n. to trsct In sec. 18, twp. 88 8.. R. 1 W.. $10 H. E. Conrad, et ux. to William E. Rosecran. et al. deed to land In sec. 3, twp. 37 S.. R. 2 W., $10. Douglas N. Stewart, et ux, to Raipn E. Green, et ux, . D. to land In seo. 33. twp. 36 S . R. 1 ., $1. M. P. Blnghsm, et ux, to Florence May Johnson, W. D. to part of lots 0 and 10, blk. 1. Cottage Home Ad dition to Medford. $1. Charles A. Nutter, et ux, to George H. Skoate. et ux. , D. to lot 30, Pair view Chllders Add. to Medford. $1. E. H. Raynes to Mary t. Haynes. W. D. to part lot 1, blk. 7. earner and Sabln's Add. to Rogue River, Central Point CENTRAL POINT, Oct. 27. (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Richardson snd daughtsr, Charlotte of the tele phone office, have returned from California where they have been visit ing relatives for a few days. District Sunday school organlter D. D. Randall was at the brick church Sunday giving a talk on his work and the need of extension In the county. Ernest Rostel Is down from Crater lake, the guest of his mother, Mrs. Ernestine Rostel. Mr. and Mrs. Lamb have rented their home In town and moved to a farm. Mrs. Bert Rostel of Medford. who has been ill at the Rostel home In Central Point, has recovered and re turned to her home. CENTRAL POINT. Oct. 27. (SpU At Central Point Orange Prlday night time was given to the discussion of measures on the ballot November 8. Before opening tor the regular ees slon. permission was given T. I. Deck to talk on the freight truck and bus bill. Singing of songs sent out by ths Recreational club, and a grand march were enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. O. 0. Hoover, Miss Clalre.Hanley and Henry Conger of Jacksonville Orange were guests. Names of candldstes for mem bership In the Orsnge were balloted on favorably. Lunch was served, by the Home Economics club. Next meeting of the Orange will be November 4 at which time there will be election of officers. It Is Import ant thst every member make an ef fort to be present. There will be a masquerade party at the Orange hall the night of Octo ber 39. to which the publlo Is Inv'.ted. A nommsl charge will be made et the door. Come and enjoy the fun. When needing explicating sales books, flat-pscks or fan-fold cash register forma, ledger sheet, for bookkeeping machine or any other kind of printing. don't order from out-of-town firm and pat more. Phone 78 and one of out representatives will call. 4 FREE Pioneers snd descendants photographed without charge (or pioneer collection, 8 BAN OLE CTUDIO, UTA LOSES ANEW IN EXPLOITATION OF CHAPLIN BOYS LOS ANGELES. Cal., Oct. 27. (AP) A wistful plea against exploi tation of his children In the movtea, where his own fame and fortune were founded, hna won for Charles Chap lin another victory against the plans of the mother of hla two sons. Lit Gray Chaplin, to place them before the rum camera. Making a personal appearance yes terday In the court of Superior Judee Charlea 8. Crall, before whom Mrs. Chaplin, the comedian's former wife, had filed a petition seeking to abro gate a previous decision In favor of the actor, Chaplin related the hard ships of his own boyhood snd said lie wanted his boys to "romp and play" In t.heir childhood days. In the first contest, the court ruled in favor of Chaplin by Inserting In their divorce decree of 1927 a clause that both parents must present Writ ten consent before the boys, Chsrles, Jr., 7, and Sidney, 8, could be em ployed In any vocation. In the latest proceeding the mother Insisted that Clisp'tn had adopted an attitude of arrowgance toward her plans. In rendering a declaloi,, Judge Crall cited the success of the comecllsn In pictures, against the "little success" of Mrs, Chsplln as a film player, and said he believed the actor was best qualified to judge "what exploitation in pictures means." He commented that If the children were successful, Mrs. Chaplin "would be basking In reflected glory of her husband" and "It should be his privilege to direct who shares In the glory of his name." The court also called to the moth er's attention an expenditure of $12.. 000 annually for support of the ohU dron and remarked that It seemed somewhat extravagant. The Judge suggested that some provision should be made to bring the fathsr In closer touch with the "management" of his sons. SALEM. 'Oct. 3?. (AP) State pc lice continued their search today for a man who waylaid Miss Teresa anch of Mount Angel near that city last night, tying her hands behind her and forcing her Into the brush near the roadside. The girl reached home with her clothes badly torn after being roughly handled, but was not Injured, police said. Headed by three state police officers, a posse quickly formed and combed the hills and timber near Mt. Angel. Tl.e man was of medium build and wore a muck I naw -like coat, she said. He poked a small revolver In her back and then bound her hands. At the aide of the road he grasped her throat when cars passed. T F LA GRANDE. Ore., Oct. 27. (AP). A coroner s Jury last night found that James Ellis of MUton-Freewater met "accidental death from a gunshot wound from an unknown ource." Ellis died here Sunday evening from lose of blood and shock resulting from a wound In the left arm received while hunting deer near Btarkey with L. 0. Johnson and S. W. Gaines, both of Mllton-Preewater, A bare possibility that the bullet was from aonio other gun than the one Johnson was carrying Is believed to have been considered by the Jurors" In returning the verdict. District Attorney Csrl Helm said that the verdict officially closes the' esse. IN VIENNA FiGHT VIENNA, Oct. 57 (AP) The reo.'- - 1 tor of the Unlvsrslty apologised to the American minister today for political dlsturbsnce at the university yesterday In which three American studshte were injured. Gilchrist Stockton, the Americas minister, demanded lsst night that the government take every precau tlon to safeguard American citizens. It was his second protest within a week, for another American student wss Injured lsst Thursday. The rector promised to do every thing he can to prevent a repetition of the disorders, announcing that th university will remain closed until November 3, Disorders occurred this afternoon at two other schools In Vienna. Five students were Injured and the schools wero closed. Efypt Farmers Fusa, CAIRO, Egypt, Oct. 37. (PP) Five rarmtrs were slain and many wound ed In a fight e Luxor today over what crops are to be grown In the area, rirearma were freely used by the belligerents. Police restored or der. Desirable houKS always In tint alas condition for tent, leas or sae. Call 105. render and body repairing. Pries ilgM. J3xU4 Sheet Uet4 Walk.. .. . RUFFIAN ATTACKS ML ANGEL WOMAN AMERICANS HURT