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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1933.
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LOST It dog missing, 18lg-
5itp' WANTED MALE FEMALE
FS' "1
Luimm mifti rrrr "
BU5SLADIE9 ANDAlSmSj
J A ftunprool hose; your, free; paid
ikHly: special Jsn. bonus. Writ
Hr. MarMe. 603 Delta Bldg., Ls
4 Angel". Cal.
WANTED SITUATIONS
RftjABLE, experienced girl wants
hauseworlc. 1399-X.
EXPERT PAINTER will do elgn palnt
M interior decorating - seneral
paint Job. Call at 222 So Central
..; WANTBB .W9CCLLANEOCa
s3s9Sropportunlty wanWdTe
t handle any Ttlnd office work,
.an make amall Investment In go
tow business affording employment.
: filve details. No schemes or can
vassing. Box 9316. Mall Tribune.
wXrJTBD Wool .and mohair, cattle
axd sheep. See .J. J. Osennrugge.
wahtbo 14" plqw, corn cultivator,
Md horse. W. Hatton, central Point.
BXDHAWOE Upholstering Bnd furni
ture repairing for what have you?
Thlbault. Tel 869-R
TROCHMBN
mosINO furniture of y 6 . rom
keuse to Medford, write raff your
' price. T. K. Plynn, 1843 5tt Ave.,
Oakland, Calif.
FU'tOIITUHB TRUCK going "
"Ppa-ncloco wanas loaa lor wwro
gol-tts en reute Pfcom 1M4-H.
A $,wl6v' Twasefcr.
' riW TO BBMT Cosiplettsy fmi
ished home. Near high school, fire
place, furnace, 2 bedrooms. Phone
1U-J.
. WOOD-S ATf IWO. Phone W-W.
WASPIED 1.W9S hentw r etMUlawj
.-with ooll. 638-X.
RAW PURS WANTED
? Eastern prices paid.
To" don't have to wait for roturoa
; We Fay cash.
' v We buy Hides, Pelts and Wool.
MEDPORP BARGAIN HOUSE
27 N. Orape St. PBope low.
NTED Household goods, stoves,
tools, or what have you.
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
21 N Orape St. Phons 1012.
FOR RENT HOUSES
F4TXI RENT 60 No. Peach. 6 rooms
and bath: oil Burner. Tel. iw.
TOR RENT Half duplex, furnished;
heat, garage, aw o. naver-mo.
RENT 624 W.
13th. Tel. 10S.
TOR RENT Houses, 612.50, 15 and
li n.50. Tel. 105.
TOW, RENT A nicely furnished flu-
plex, close In, for i. pnone u
'FOR RENT 4-room furnished house,
w 1001 North central. Inquire 939
i N. Central.
FOR RENT Purn. house. 2 and 3-rm.
. apts.. garage. 604 W. 10th.
.,FOR RENT Partly furnished home,
. close In. nice shade, garden spot,
i garage, 20, water rent paid; lo-
-. csted at 319 So. Rlversrslde; In
. quire at 326 So. Riverside.
SMALL, modern, furnished house;
frlgldelre. garage. 221 N. Holly.
FOR RENT Clean, partly furnished
: 4-room house. Telephone 48B-M.
FOR RENT Furnished 6 -room house;
I furnace, fireplace; close In. Tel.
1326.
fOUR-ROOM furnlsned house. In
quire Irvln Anderson, 214 vaneou-
ver Ave.
FOR RENT Nice 5-roum unfurntsh
, ed house, 615 mo. Location, North
r central. Phone 449-X.
FOR RENT Nice residence near high
school; double garage. 603 S. Oak
dale. Pnone 737.
POR RENT ft-room furnished home
- and garage. CaJl at 345 N Bartlett.
FOR RENT woom small furnished
, house with garage. Call 31S or
1113-J.
741 WEST JACKSON rooms, good
condition and location. Tel. 105.
FOR RENT woom modern furnish
ed house: hardwood floors, over
V stuffed, electric range. Call at 330
8, Central.
attSEWLY renovated 5-room modem
cottage on Pacific Highway with 8
acre lot. good garden soil. Irriga
tion. See J. B. Webster Agency
Phoenix.
,FOP RENT Partly furnished mod
em nmie. unpr Berrrdale Ave.
Robt. Kent's place.
FOR RENT HODSES
POR RENT Furnished 5-room mod
ern bouse, call at 4W S Rive--de
FOR1 RENT 4 room unfurnished
house, plenty built Ins, close In.
Inquire 141 So. Holly.
POR RENT Homes. Furnished or
unfurnished. Brown 4s White.
POR RENT APARTMENTS
FOR RENT 3 and 3 -room apart
ment. 317 w. and St.
MODERN furnished apt: heated; hot
water. 345 No. Bartlett.
3 ROOMS completely furnished, in
cluding lights and water; heatea;
3 a week. 329 No. Ivy.
FURNISHED apartment, downstairs;
garage. 344 No. Baitlett.
NICE furn. apt. 318 So Oakdale.
NEAT furn. apt. Key 143 8. Ivy.
iftTRN. apts.; steam heat; convenient
for 4 adults. The Berben. 10 Quince
POR RENT Attractive ground floor
apartment for couple employed
Call at 632 Plum St.. after 6pm
or Sundays.
HOMES POR KENT Call 796.
"OR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS
ATTRACTIVE heated rooms. 404- S.
Orape.
PLEASANT ROOMS House furnace
heated and a fireplace. Three good
meals. l .00 a day. 716 E. Main
POR RENT Comfortable rooms; pri
vate entrance. One blook from
Main St. Reasonable rates. 222 s
Central.
FOR KENT MISCELLANEOUS
POR RENT 1 and '4 -acre tracts new
Medford. Tel. 105.
F'OR RENT My poultry ranch equip
ped with electric Incubators snd
brooders. Well furnished house.
Mrs. C. A. Wlnans, Ross Lane.
FOR EXCHANGE
POR EXCHANGE Good light closed
car and Bldg. 6c Loan stock for
later model car. Phone 731-X.
POR EXCHANGE acres, small
house and garage and hen house,
fos less acreage, small modern
house. Will pay the difference in
cash -A. D. Lewis, Rt. 4.
WOOD for jay er petateea. aesc TTail
R O Sisellenger. Trail. OM.
WILL trade dry 18" fir and baM
wood for light truck 322 East t
FOR EXCHANGE ItEAL ESTATE
POR SAtffl OR BHOHAKGE 80 Acres
Hlaasath county, on hlokwsv and
railroad, fine laad, all Irrigated; 46
acres Jackse ceunty, no Irrigation
needed. Will sell or exchange for
smauer screage or wedlord prop
erfcy Phone 1282.
'
FOR SAI.fc HOAtSe)
POR SALE 4-room modern homo In
Milton, Ore., will trade for farm
land near Medford. Box 196, Jnck
senvllle. .
HM COUBT BOUSE
Md sefceol this matters
S-reem home, lovuly lot,
nice location, only 30.0j
down, balance 16.00 per montn.
See Charles A. Wing Agency, Inc
FOR SALS Geod 3 room house (eset
Trent) an ! lot close t rry-
a sk. A great sargam ac rtn
Terms. Phone 617-L.
POR SALE OR TRADK Two fine
homes In Portland. Will trade for
property In os near Medrord. 220
s. Main, phone iw.
F0 SALE PMJLTRI
NEWf LOW PRI0E8 on chicks White
Leghorns. Hansen strain, 8 cents,;
Reds, and Rocks 0 c.nts. 24 page
catalog free. Jenks Poultry parms,
Tangent, Oregon,
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
40 ACRES on C. L. highway "A ml
above Fish Hntchery V4 ml river
front. Very rcasonanie. Deautuui
building sites. Owner. Mall Trib
une.
12 ACRES Own water right; house
and other buildings; on bus line;
(1000. A. E. Dennis, Rogue River.
Oregon.
420-ACRE stock and dairy ranch
.nn ' n.M iin WHt.p rlffht
fully equipped; stocked, including
20 good aairv cows: fau.uuu rnnvji
for 117.000; 3S00 will handle. Will
take some trade. Also going luncn
room, reasonable. Knight & Upp.
19 N. Bartlett.
GOOD homes, ranches, timber lands,
building lots. Bsrgains. Booeru,
720 W. 2nd. Phone 1628-J.
WHEN you think of real estate think
of Brown es White.
FOR SALE FUEL
DRY FIR. black osk snd laurel wood.
S1.75 and up. Phone 163. Jacksonville.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
30 TONS alfalfa on Conley ranch,
Sams Valley, or write H. E. Rich
ardson. Phoenix.
WYANl-S MILK DEPOT No. 1. at 108
North Ivy. will be open to the
pire-ltc from 7:30 a. on. to 6 p. nv.
commencing Tuesday, Jsn. 10. Tel.
1054-J.
FOR SALE Laitonlan peas, 10c lb :
Golden Bantsm sweet corn, wsx
beans. 3 lbs. 2Ae. Lozler Lane, Box
B4. D. flelman.
POR SALE Baled hav. 12 ton. L.
M. Lofland. phone 447-J.
POR SALE Two large wicker doll
bujilea. doll bed ano other toys
dhampoo shield and stand. 218 No.
Central.
FURNITURE for sale Servian rugs,
radio, overstuffed. Maytag, mangle
dining set, bedroom furniture.
Weatlnghouee range,. Selling every
thing. Come. 120 Vancouver Ave
POR SALE Good used piano M7.60.
Good organ 7S0. Baldwin Plsno
Shoppe. 206 8. Grspe St.
POR SALE Harley-Davidsos motor
cycle 85 cash. See John, at Mail
Tribune
FOR SALE lix& lAthe. Inquire) a;
Pick A Undley's,
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
POR SALE 6ry oak. laurel and man-
Banlta, pnone luo.
POR SALEOsed sewing machines, all
maaes. mo up; terms u omhwi.
makes rented snd repaired. White
Sewing Machine Oo. 24 N Bartlett
POR sand, gravel, sediment, fertilizer
and teaming. Phone 012-J.
GET the "No Hunting" and trespass
ing signs at the Mall Tribune J on
office;, printed on oloth to with
stand the rain and weather.
MISCELLANEOUS
LINOLEUM, floor or rugs Glo-coated:
everything furnished for ai.oo. tan
Lamport's.
FLOORS clesned, waited snd polish-
ed; everything furnished for l.OQ.
Call Lamport's.
GET the "No Hunting" and trespass
ing ngns at the Mall Tribune job
office; printed on cloth to with
stand the rain and weather.
HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pack-
srs and movers, spools) uvestocx
moving equipment. Prices right
Satisfaction guaranteed. 610 North
Riverside Phone 044-X.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
JACKSON CO.
ABSTRACT CO.
Abstracts ol Title and
Title Insjiranoe. Tbe
only complete Title
System In Jaoksop
County.
MURRAY ABSTRAB1 OO. Abstracts
of Title, Title Insuranoe. Rooms 8
and 8. No. 82 North Central Ave.
upstairs
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 aoDointmeut
Expert Window Cleaners.
LET GEORGE. DO II - Tel. 1172
House cleaning Floor waxing. Ori
ental rug cleaning, specialty
Job Printing.
MAIL TR1BUNS JOB DBPARI'MBNI
Best equipped plant In southern
Oregon punting ol ail kinds: bees
binding; loese-leat ledgers, an
blanks, billing systems, duplicating
caa sales slips arad everything I
the printing line, 28-30 N Graf
Phone 76.
Paint-log and PiHierhao)M
BARRY UABH PaUltlKg. tlMg.
paperbemettag. phone 14-P-4. Bee
Coleman Creek road
Moans' to Lewd.
WE LBSfD MOOTBY ON FUBWSnJWE
AND LATE MODBL AUTLW.
Thp. m, mt ner month on i
paid balance No other charge. 8eb
tir n ThnmM 44 S. Centra)
Ground floor Craterlw Theatre
Bldg State License N. b-idi-
Tnnsm.
Hi OS rBANoPBR & STCiRACiE CO.
Offioe 1016 No Centrsi Phone 816
Prices right. Service guarantee!
RB1NK1NG TRUCKING CO. Trans
fer Hid Storage, we haul anything
k a resBsnable prlee. Ill N Fir
Street. Phone 80S-
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice of Sheriff's Sale.
... . ..,itlnn on fore
' y V virtue ui
closure duly Issued out of and under
the seal of tne tireun. . -
SWte of Oregon, In and for 'Coun
ty of Jackson, to me directed and
dated on the 22nd day of
1932. In a certain action therein.
wnerein ihk. j -
& Loan Association, a corporation, as
plaintiff, recoverea juagnnu. o
William Conner and olive Conner,
husband snd wife, snd Gladys A.
peebler. the defendants, for the sum.
of Eight hundred and 67-100 (,800.67)
Dollars, with costs and disbursements
taxed at Twenty-six and 80-100
(S25 60) Dollars, Vnd the further sum
of Eighty snd no-ioo isou.uui umii.
as attorney's fees, which Judgment
.-. rivirtjn In the
was euiuire" .
Clerk's office of said Court In said
county, on the 23rn day oi
1032. it .
Notice Is hereby given that, pur
suant to the terms of the sld execu
tion, I will on the 28th day of Janu-
im, 1A-nn n'WIr m.. St the
front door of the Courthouse In the
City of Medford. in Jacuson ijounty.
Oregon, offer for sale and will sell
at publlo auction for cash to the
MAAr n ..M.ftf .flld tudff-
ment. togetner witn nie w v. "
ssle, subject to redemption as pro
vided by law. all of the right, title
and Interest that the ssld defendants.
William Conner and Olive Conner,
husband and wiie, ana n.
Peebler. had on the 15th day of Feb
ruary. 1927, or now have In and to
the fallowing described property, in
ii.tri In tbj, r.niintv nf Jackson. State
of Oregon, to-v.it: T.
Lots 1 and 2. In 31ock 3. west wsi
nst Park Addition to the City of
Meaiora, wreon.
Dated this 23rd day of December.
1932. RALPH 6. JENNINGS.
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon.
By OLOA I. ANDERSON. Deputy.
Notice of Final Account,
tn the County Court of the StaU of
Oregon for the Tounty of Jackson.
In the Matter of the Estate of Roma
A. Koppes, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned administratrix of the
estate of Flo ma A. Koppes, deceased,
oi the 17th dav of December. 1932.
filed final account In thla matter,
and the County court of the Sta;e
of Oregon for Jackwn County on
,ld dat fixed the 19U, day of Janu
arys ?33. at the hour of 10:00 o'clock
a m- In th court Room of the
County Court In the Courthouse at
Medford, Oregon, aa a time and place
for hearing of objections to said final
account, the closing of said estate
and discharging the administratrix,
and ail persons - having any objec
tions to said account or the discharg
ing of administratrix are at said time
and place to appear and make said
oojectlonfl.
Datffd this IPth day of December,
.1932. MRS. ROMA A- KOPPR6,
Administratrix.
Elgin J. w. Brown opened his 1
mercantile business In his building 1
recently vacated by "Peoorder. 1
TAKE FIRST
N ELKS'
First game of the Eks bowling
tournament was rolled Monday night
between Everett Bray ton's and Joe
Pllegel'a teams. It was a close con
test from the beginning to the end.
and while Brayton's team won two
out of three, their margin on the set
of three games was only 27 points.
Roy Prultt was high man, with
Sollnsky only seven points under
him. if the first game Is any cri
terion of what Is to follow, this,
tournament will he one of the best
ever played on the Elks bowling
alley.
The Sherwood and OIU teams wll!
roll tonight.
Scores Monday night:
Brayton 139 143 133 417
Prultt 197 222 168 .187
Bowman -..-... 156 147 13Q 443
Wright . 137 138 173 476
Brown ....... 113 118 115 345
Handicap 131 131 131 393
875 927 858 2661)
Flegel 142 152 170 484
Sollnsky .... 184 204 193 580
Watson 130 133 110 373
Lageson 130 135 144 409
Bigham 163 127 148 426
Handicap 127 127 167 381
866 878 889 2633
LOCATE HO OPPONENTS
Southern Pacific . bowling team
from San Francisco spent Sunday
In Medford, but Information could
not be obtained today aa to wheth
er they bowled any. organized team
while here. They spent a portion of
the day bowling at the local Elks
club.
The party of xt ' twelve arrived
from San Francises In a special car
aboard the Shasta Sunday morning
and returned south Sunday evening.
Flu Hits Film
Producing Head
LOS ANGELES. Cel., Jan. 10. (flv
The Influenza epidemic which has
been on a rampage In the film col
ony for the past several weeks, today
listed Irving Thalberg, Metro-Geld-
wyn-M&yer studio eecutlve, amen?
iia victims.
FBJffi Pteneess no eMesnranes
photograplwd without charge fei
pleneer hlstertoal collection
Mail Tribune Daily
ACROSS
1. Set of orgaa
pipes
I. Devourei
8. Harvest
12. Molten rock
13. Wooden pin
14. Silkworm
15. Sandarao tree
16. Finch of the
genua Junoo
IS. Febrile dlieaie
20. 8 is ten of one'i
parents
21. Act of going
down
23. Alcoholle bev
erage 26. Old times:
poet.
27. Put on
20. Stage paren
theses K. Kind of wool
H. Corded fa brio
la. Hard-Bheiled
Solution of Yesrdy'a puaat
lava MW
rruit
17. Resume
S8. Gave oif vapor
10. Uncanny
48. Homlcldea
17. Streaked an!- ?.
mala
(3. Redact &
Before
Part of tbe
Comaprehnde
Kqulne animal
Kind of duck
SO. Place bitten
out
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A NEW YEAR'S GIFT
One ef tbe finest modern Homea in Medford, unincum
hsred. For Sale or Trade for ranch. This home told
a few year, ago for $12,000. It carries $10,000 insuranoe,
The owner will aell at a sacrifice ai he wanta to farm,
or will trade for farm.
BARNES and CORN,
Phone 409 910-Y. 15 3. Central.
BOWLING
City Bowling League results last
evening:
dates Auto
G. Gates .....
169 197 166 932
....161 170 212 633
H. Price ......
M. Cannon 163 197 142 533
C. Saylor 130
Handicap ...... 45
166 169 494
46 46 136
676 774 719 2176 j
Rowman's Barber Shop
C L. Walsh 190 163 140 403 !
C. Blgow .167 132 102 401 I
O. Pabrlck 136 163 122 421 :
C. Bowman 136 123 143 402 ,
Handicap 66 66 66 198
695 647 573 1915 !
. Doubles i
C. Savior 142 174 145 461
O. Pabrlck 116 143 194 456
Handicap 19 19 19 57
280 336 358 974
P. L. WalaR 181 187 156 525
C. Bowman .....ISO 123 136 999
Handicap .... 33 - 33. 33 99
364 344 315 1023.
TEH TO INVADE
FOR OPENING CLASH
Seeking new worm to conquer, the
Texnco basketball quintet, under the
management of Roy ShreVe. will In
vade the territory of the Grant Pass
All -Stars Friday nlghfi for the fltst
game of the season between the two
cities.
ShKve mid that the Grants Pans
all-star team waa made up of the
star players of the several Industrial
teams of that city, and were, all tn
all, a red hot outfit. Referee Deal,
who will handle the game, la a liberal
referee. Shreve eaJd, and some fast
basketball la In store.
The Grants Pans All -Stars have loat
but one game this year, Shreve said,
and that to the Ashland normal. The
Texaco outfit stands In the same peti
tion, and except far eak harvtog lost
to the same team no other means !
comparison of strength can be found.
Texaco's storting lineup Friday will
be Swanson and G. Harrington, for
wards; Lalng, centr and Beltric and
Williams guards. The starting lineup
far the Grants Pass AU-StMa haa
not been announced.
The Texacos are particularly anxteMs
to play teama that will provldo tough
competition, aa thoy are g4rd4ng them
selves for a game eon wUh,the Jeok-
sonvllle town team, which tan't to be
sneezed at. The JaclMOiwlIIe-'Bexate
gAme jirem-lses to be the hlBblgtat of
the Independent banifetbrril play heme
Mils winter, fellewess ef heth teams
say.- Acrangc-menfcs for a game ln the
near future are nearlng eompietlen
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10. Plrectlont
Scoteh
1L. Llnei with a
soft materfcfl
17. Rambler
19. Was penitent
22. Tree
23. Shake
24. Utilize
5, Part of the
mouth
27. Clamor'
28. Unity
29. The present
31. Initltute ault
83. Blushes
36. Animal hand
lers 3S. Functions of
angles
29. Meditates
40. Diminishes
41. Ureal Lake
42. Ceremony
44. Kind of cheese
4.i. .Mi lure
4)1. Cook
41. Pasture
G w$ ' N
S. Ancient Irish
0ity
Egg-shaped
4. Marched
K. Point on an
aaironomicai
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UNIT
Sams Valley
SAMS VALLEY. Jan. . 10. (SpU
Mrs. Molly Duggan ( and d slighter
Mary are recovering from Influence.
Miss Erma May of Ashland return
ed to the Wilson home Sunday, after
spending the vacation with her par
ents. Miss May was accompanied by
her brother Harry and wife, who were
en route to North Bend, where Mr.
May 1 an Instructor In the olty
schools.
Mrs. 8. S. AbbQtt left Wednesday
for a week's visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Bertha Sttook and ohlldren at
prlnevllle.
Archie Ferns of Fern Valley was
here Tuesday to purchase a blue tick
houneT.
Basketball game played Wednes
day night bctwtfen the local town
team and Jacksonville, on the Jack
sonville court, brought defeat to the
locals. 31 to 14.
ladles' Industrial club met at the
schoolhouse clubroom Thursday after
noon with Mrs. lm Crawford as host
ei. Seventeen were present, Includ
ing one visitor. Mrs. Messer and Mrs.
Erma Blackburn were two new mem
be ra added.
Mrs. Burreson, lecturer of the
Orange, will give the play, "Deacon
Dubba," In the nir future. Mrs. Joe
Js coaching the play, which la com
posed of the following cnat: Eva
Frlnk. Thelma McKnlght, Bdlth Sage,
Frances and. Betty Wilson, WeMey
McDonough. fitephen Wlfeon, Jer4Me
Fltivgerald, Arthyr Straua and Burel
Burreaen.
Trading In products la still prv
lnj a satisfactory medium of ex
change between farmers of thla an
surrounding district. Product meat
commonly used are grain, Ifey, lum
ber, posts, snaices, hf Md turtocys.
Anderson Creek
ANDBH30N OBEEK, Jsa. 10.
(Spl.) Jack Holtmati n4 imllti
wsre New Year's gxests M. Jas. Rsac
Dowell's. Mr. and Ktrs. Jas. mays sn4 iih
ter SQd Edward Smith sHMit tMw
Yssr's at P. M. Ctes'.
Mr. McMesKle mas tslwsa to Mse
Jacksonville sMltorlvitw. Ml ihhU.
tlon Is said to be serl.us.
Mr. Casey went to PortkwU Twts
dny on business.
Steve Lunak went oxt to tke wstftvy
Frlds.
M"r. . J fm. MsDweft mts out to
AsMmd Wedweso".
Fra MnMess md fcimWy wsw tn
Asmawd Tlwrsthiy.
P. M. Centers rmd Klarlon tsnts-
sstc-llt KlMldny tft Jas. ftfcwts'-
Johsi and Edtr SMuieto ca4ft mt
a XtityB home Prkisy. .
Oed. KIAally and wlfo eatftd on
frlNids on the crecSx at week.
KMED
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Wednesday.
8:M .Baeafcfast News, VtrAl Trifcmn.
8:98 (Musical Otock.
fi:lfl A Peerless Para
8:30 Shopping Quid.
9:00 Friendship Circle.
0 :30 Today.
9:45 Bhoppers' Tour.
10:00 U., S. Weather-r3oww.
10:00 Fashion Parade.
10:18 Gladyce L&Marr. '
10 :30 Mornlng Comme
10:48 Happiness Hour.
11:00 Quartettes Para.
M.lfl Traumerel,
11:30 Song and Comedo.
12:00 Mid-day Review.
12:18 (Popular Vocalist.
13:80 News Flaahes. Mrfll Trlbum.
12:30 Pipe Organ Concert. "
13:46 Popularity.
1:00 Dreaming the WalU Awry.
9:00 Dance Matinee,
8:00 Game Talk.
8:18 Songs for Everyday,
3:30 KMED Program Review.
3:38 Music from Yesteryear.
4:00 Acroas the Beaa to Hawaii.
4 :30 Master works progajtm.
8:00 'Popular Parade.
8 :1 8 Prosperl graphs.
8 :48 News cOigest.
8:00 Jesse Crawford, poet of Wur
lltzer. t3:45Chandu tTie Magician.
7 :00 -Modemlstlo.
7:30 MerUnd Tollefaon. Tenor.
8:00 Crosa cuts from Log o Day.
8:00-8:30 Eventide.
Phoenix Church
Young To Hear
Dr. W. L. VanNuys
PHOENIX. Jan. 10. (Spl.) An
nouncement was made Sunday by
Rer. ruirVi Peterson of tilt Presby
terian church that Dr. W. L. Van
Nuys, Presbyterian Young People's
Worker of Portland, will be present
Friday night of this week, to speak
to the young people of this church
and young people of the Presbyter
ian churches in surrounding com
munities, Young people of the
churches of Medford, Jacksonville.
Ashland and Central Point .have
been invited. Pot luck supper will
be served at 6:00 o'clock, atunts and
songs will be enjoyed. Moving pic
tures of summer conference will
probably be shown, and several talks
will be given by the voung people
on the subject, "What Summer Con
ference Meant to Me."
Oregon Weal her.
Pslr eawt portion and generatlf
cloudy west portion tonight and Tues
day, with light local rains northwest
portion, fcllghtly lower temperature
east portion tonight: fre?h to atronx
southwest winds offfhor. becoming
northwest and diminishing.
Briefs
Phoenix
PHOENIX. Jan. 10. (Spl.)-Adult
C. E. society met Sunday night and
elected officers as follows: Miss Lot
tie Watklna, president; Mrs. Laura
Poling, vice-president; Jim McAbee.
secretary-treasurer; ;Mrs. Nellie Pol
ing, missionary chslrmsn; Miss Lula
Roberts, prsyer meeting chairman; W.
E. Poling, lookout chairman; Mrs. V.
R. Bonham, social chairman. The
society will meet again Sunday at
e:30 p. m. Any adult of the church
or community Is invited to attend.
Thimble club of Oak circle No. 343.
met at the home of Mrs. John Rob
ert Friday. Election of officers re
sulted as follows: President. Mrs. L.
O. Caster; vlce-presldsnt. Mrs. Lillian
Coleman: eecretsry. Mrs. Florence
Drake, and treasurer. Mrs. Rose El
Watt. Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Roberts and Miss LuU Roberts.
Next meeting of th. club will be
February 3.
Thursday club will meet At the
home of Mrs. Mabel Quackenbushj
Thursday, for an all-das meeting,
with covered dish dinner at noon.
Hostesses ars Mrs. Mildred Ward snd
Mrs. Addle Stesdman. All members
are urged to be presefjt, m tmsertant
Items of busiaesv win be taken care
of.
Mission Study class will begin Wed
nssdsy night at the Presbyterian
church. The name of the book is
"The Living; Issues In China," by Tr.
Heniw T. HeHtln.
Plns are belHg unada ky Rer. rstpn
Petersen, pastor of the PreskyteThm
church here, to coramen.e a Jteachera
training class for those of high scka.1
aye and past high school age wh
care to Join. First meotlng of the
class will be held Sundn-y, January
19. at which time the bsek for study
will be chosen. '
Members of Oak circle of Nelflhkors
of Woadcroft are efjaln reminded t.t
th. meeting Wednesday night to be
held at their room at the Orange
ha41 at 7:39, at which meeting prac
tice for the lnats-Mstlon to be held
on the 18th will be held, euardlan
Nerfphkor Mus. Florence Drake Is very
desirous that bath outgoing and In
coming officers be present for this
practice and rehearsal.
PsacMee was held at the dungs
haw Simdiu evening fr Initiation
to We hcM Tuesdesr n-lgM, when two
new raemfeeas will he Initiated Into
the order. The last practice of this
htlrd and fotwrth degsee tewm was
held IHenday nlgkt, at wh4oh time the
full taltlwtlon service wfth tableaus,
songs ami e,vesy detail were prac
ticed. Oliver ChapUn and M4ss Pauline
MoAbee crtled t the W. B. Poling
home Saturday.
Bob Smith amd Jfrck Sarmiele from
fftepjlng creek spent a fe.w dsys h'ere
receMly.
M4ss, Ethial Houston spent the
week-end w4th M-lss Susan Barktey.
rtar
January 10, 1088.
Forecasts.
ICTedford and vicinity: Partly cloudy
tonight. Wednesday, cloud- with fain.
Ll-trtte change In temperature.
Oregon: -PHrll; croudy west and
loaf east portion tonight tfeanee's
a gsnenMe cleudy with rains vat
p.sHon. Little -change In tempera
t'wei Local Dates
Lowest tsmpeaatwe this morning.,
3tJ tleg4eei
feratwittvee a year ago today:
Highest: 47; lowest, f.
Tettf paeelpltvtlon since SeptVmber
1, 1133, 8.36 Irishes.
RelaMve humidity at 8 p, m. yes.
terday, 77 per rentj b a. m. todsy,
100 per cent.
Sunset today, 4:00 p. m.
Tomorrow: Sunrise, 7:90 a. in.
Sunset, 6:00 p, m.
Observations Taken at 8 A. M.
1201 h Meridian Time
I
5
"I
City
3
Portland
Reno ..
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Seattle .
Spokane ..
Walla Walla
60 38
40 33
Washington, D C
Suffrage Leader
At 74th Milestone
NEW ROOHEU.K, K. V., Jan. 10.
(yp Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt. noted
suffrage leader and peace worker, cel.
ebrated her 74th birthday qtiLrtly to
day by having a few friends to lunch
eon.
-WJien 1 reach 80 It will be time
for a big celebration, ehe aald.
Oeslrable bouses always ID first
class condition for rams, Usee ot sale
Call 106
Pbone 642 We'll Haul away your
nluae. Olty Sanltar) SeiTlo.
Boston ... 38 .00 Clear
Boise 48 84 T P. Cdy.
Cheyenne 63 36 Clear
Chicago 40 33 Clear
Eureka 63 43 Clear
Helena 6S 84 T Cloudy
Los Angelea .... 63 Clear
Marahfleld - 68 40 .14 Cloudy
Medford 44 38 .01 Foggy
New Orleans . 83 48 Clear
New York 40 80 .73 Clear
Omaha 84 43 Clear
60 40 .30 Rain
63 34 Clear
e 36 Cloudy
46 88 Clear
46 38 Clear
34 34 P. Cdy.
P. Cdy.
.30 Clear
WEEK PLANS
AT ASHLAND S
In an executive meeting held in
the Ashland Christian church, Sun
day, plans were made for Christian
Endeavor week. January 39 to Feb
ruary s. Main topic for discussion
waa the coming state convention.
April 39. 38 and 30.
NNorman Fraley. president of Cra
ter Lake union, reported on the stato
executive meeting In Portland. De.
eember 31 and January 1. The anal
ysis plan waa adopted so as to In.
crease Interest in the Christian En
deavor Jerry T. Latham rave a short tal
on the state Christian Endeavor
meeting to be held In Eugene th
Utter part of April. The need of
registration was stressed. The flug
race, under leadership of Jimmy Hen.
derson. past stato union president.
nas set the gosl higher for this year.
Registration fees have been cut to
90 cento, to make It possible to drew
a larger crowd to Eugene.
Tne convention boosters are: Olive
Hagan. Grants Paiis; Carl Hover, Med
ford, and Vincent Sawyer, Ashland.
Adrian Fraley. union publicity chair
man, and Alta Pahl will beln charge
of publicity and poster work.
As a loeal project the Endaavorer
of the First Christian ohusch aro
planning e.methlng every dsy of thai
Endeavor week. One of tho out
standing featurea will be a window
decorated in honor of the week by
Jerry Latham aa a union project.
The program- lor the week will . ba
(all in the evening): 8und, ohrlss
tla Bndearvor aad chusch In tho
PresoyterlMi church, with their
young' people Irj charge: Mendav.
party: Tuesday, society night: Wed
nesday, prayer meeting In the First
Christian church young, people In
charge;; Thursdsy. (union), a ban
quet m hdnor of Christian Endeavor's
birthday (February 3); Friday,' short
radio program; Sunday. Christian En
deavor said church In the First church
with the young people taking the
leading part In tbe seralCM.
At the regular, meeting at the De
Itfolay hall last week the following
oHlcera were elected and appointed
to serve during the ensuing year:
Master councillor, Robert Lamb:
senior councillor, Frank Roberta;
Junior councillor, Paul Turner: scribe,
Jean Pro'ck: senior deacon, Sick Rob
erts: Junior, deacon, Don Nellson:
senior steward. El don Hill; Junior
steward, Bob trbyl; marshal!, Ed Ben-;
nett; chaplain, Sam Kroschel; stand
ard bearer, Ouy Corliss.
This was "a very successful electlora
and the DeMolay boys are ' assured
of a season filled with good time.
KbAMA-PH ALS, Jan. ,yp,
Fire wept througsi th Washington
HotTel building here last -night, caus
ing; damage- of about' 813,000.
Tift- brei of mysterious qrlglB,
statreb? lh an empty storeroom un
der the hotel and. swept up Into th
seoond. atory. The Ben persona, occtxs
pylng rooms In the hotel managejl to
escap with all their belongings.
. Tn fir department 'extinguished
the bias befor It had spread t
other Buildings in the. center of th
business section.. Th hotyl building
can b repaired. It Is th property
of Mrs. Stella Man-.
Zion Lutheran .
Enjoys Growth
In Past. Year
Annual congregational meeting of
Zlon Xngllsh Lutherkn church waa
held last Friday evening following
pot luck dinner sponsored by tha.Ald
society, Mrs. Carl Flchtner, president.
Report of encouraging progress
during 1033 were presented by he
pastor, Dr. Oeo. P. Kabele, and try
offloars of the various ehurch or
ganizations. There waa an encouro
aglng Increase In the swags church
attendance and a net Increase of over
30 per cent In th communing mem
bership of th congregation.
An active Toung People Luther
lessrue, organised January 30, IMS,
which haa grown to an enrolled
membership of over 80.
Th Sunday schol ha been reor
ganised and grsdsd and haa had a
net Increase In membership of 16
per cent.
An excellent choir la now being
trained by Mrs. Frona Herrled, who
la also organist of the church.
The Lsdlet' Air society has had a
substantial growth In membership
during th year, with a present en
rollment of 48. .
Current bills and salaries for th
year have been paid up to date, th
benevolence obligation to th synod
paid ir full, and a reduction In he
ohurch'a Indebtedneas was made. '
Carl Flchtner and Martin O. Paul
sen were elected for three-year term
on th ohurch council and were In-,
stalled th following Sunday morn
ing. Mr. Paulsen wa relected for
his third term. Other members of
th church council are: Chairman.
Dr. O. P. Kabele; secretary, Hugo
Ouenther; treasurer. Phil W. Oer
hardt, John Demmer and Fred Witt.
Brokan tnnlowa glased oy rtow
Brldg Oabloa; Work.