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Newspaper Page TextSEVEfl You Can't Afford to Miss the Buying Opportunities Listed Here 7JEPF0RD MAtL TRIBUNE, MEPFORT), OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1933. Why Not Try a Want-Ad? WeJTC to sell your noma? Waal to got rid ot a Ian odds ana ands In Household furalshlngs Oo you need toola tot roui gar dan? . aji inexpensive Weot-AO id tbe Mai) nrtoune Claaaitieo Page Till tlnd tba answei tc these and man; otbet perplexing oroblema. Hre Are the Rates: per word Hrt insertion , ... He (Minimum 25o) deb additional insertion, per word 1 Minimum 100) Per Una per month, wttbotxt cop; change ..11.26 75 Phone LOST AND rOUND J.OST 21-6.00 Flsk tire and rim. Re v ward. W. L. Stevens, Spring St. r- LOST If dog missing, call 1516. tVAIHTBD FEMALE UELP INDIES Earn money at home, sew ing during your full or part time. Experience unnecessary. Send stamp ed, adaressea enveiupe iw yai ovu lars. Atlantic Housewear, iu oo. Arkansas Ave., Atlantic City, N. J. WANTED MALE HELP (MONEY ON THE 8POT1 Do you need money? uvnera are ennui. uig k-j daily. You can too. West Coast Products, 117 Denny, Seattle, wash. WANTED SITUATION WOMAN, 25, wishes position a cook or assistant In restaurant or hotel. Good worker. Will work for less at start. Phone 75 or write Box 313, Tribune. OIRL, experienced In general house work, desires position with good family. Excellent references. Ad dress Box KF, Mall Tribune. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Alto hom. 410 Arcadia. WANTED To buy old gold; also have money to loan. Cecil M. Jennings, corner Front and Main. WANTED '26 or '27 model T roadster, closed type. Address Rt. 4, Box 382. RE-UPHOLSTERING. Thlbault. Phone 969-R. WANTED Electrlo radio. Must be reasonable. Box 268, Tribune. WANTED If you have an Underwood or Royal typewriter, in first-class condition, you are not using and want to rent to high school stu dent, or want to sell same, address J. D.. Mall Tribune. WILL care for elderly sick people in my home. Phone 437-X. WANTED Household goods, stoves tools or what have you- Medford Bargain House. 27 N. Orape St. Tel 1062. JUNB, WANTED We pay cash for JUNK BATTERIES si RAOlAIOEtS. ALUMINUM BRASS, COPPER lunk of all descriptions. 4 MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 7 27 No Grape Tel 1082 FOB BENT HOUSES FURNISHED 4 rooms and breakfast nook. Spanish type house; 822.50. Pnone 1382-J. FOR RENT Room, outside entrance, new modern home, garage. Phone AVAILABLE Not. 1, 1124 W. Main First Insurance Agency. Tel. 105 After 5, 1670. rOR RENT 847 E. 9th. 32 No. Peach. 1025 W. 9th. 318 Newtown. 320 No. HollT. First Insurance Agency. Tel. 105 After 5. 1670. FOR RENT 5-room modern house, close In, furnished. Tel. 788, Pal rner Musle House. MODERN 3-room house, til. Phone 047-R. FOR RENT To responsible tensnt only, one of the most convenient ' small, comfortably furnished homes , in Medford. Really must be seen ' to be appreciated; $22.50. water paid. Near end of pavement on East Main, 24 Highland Drive. Come evenlnga. FOR RENT 5-room house, furnished for 2 families; 20. water paid; 2 garages. Phone 1382-J. "POR RENT 7-room house, 412 So Oakdale. Phone 750-Y. homes for rent call ase. FOI RENT Homes furnisbed or unfurnished. Brows 41 Whit. Houses HO. H2to and 818. water psld: wood range Phone 106. FOR RENT 7-room modern home. 8 bedrooms, c A. DeVoe. 623-J-2. FOR RENT 3-room modern furnished house, 313 So Peach. Inquire next door. FOR rent Modern house, t rooms and small eleeolne porch, unfur n:!ied. e;ectric range. Inquire 264 Beatty St. FOR RENT New modern 4-room house, with basement. Redden tc Co. fOB KENT OOAHl AMD BOOMS Board and room at 716 C. Main Rates very moderate. FOB KF.M Fl K.NKIIMl- BOOMS irraACTivs pox, tut, a, G-t. rOB BENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT 3-room apartment, 61 No. Oakdale. POB RENT ApU. 825 No. Rlverelde. FOR RENT Attractive apt, private entrance. BIB So. Oakdala. POR RENT 4-room duplet apart ment, electrlo refrigerator and rango, breakfast nook, lurnace otherwise unfurnlabed. Phone 443 or eall W. A. Oatea at Groceteria. FOB HtNT -MISCELLANEOUS RANCH FOR RENT BO acres, about 40 acres summer fallow, for gra! 4 Palm Block. Pbone 17, or 1104-L alter S p. m. POB KXCllAfiOE FOR SALE OR TRADE Drag saw or take part wood. 1 ml. So. PboenU. See Haynes. EXCHANGE wood for pullets, turkeys or what have you. W. Hatton, Cen tral Point. FOR SALE OR TRADE White electric sewing machine for light sedan. Box 638, Tribune. FOB EC11AN(IB REAL EST VI IS FOR SALE In Central Point, best buy In the county, A-room up-to- date bungalow with 2 lots, on paved street, near school; Easy terms, or will trade. What have you? Box 431, Tribune. EXCHANGE S-room modern house on half acre of gooa truck garden land. Just east of Portland city lim its, close to through paved High way. Exchange equity for Medford or acreage. Inquire 19 N. Fir. FOB SALE REAL ESTATB WHEN you think ol real estate, think ol Brown &s White. FOR SALE HOMES FOR SALE: New modern furnished 3 rooms and sleeping porch, el30. Make your own terms. Tel. 1383-J. FOR SALE Best buy In the county, o-room up-to-aate bungalow witp i lota, on paved atreet, near school. Easy terms, or will trade. What have you? Box 431, Tribune. HOME near school. Phone 1232-W. FOB SALE MUSICAL INSTKUMLN1S BABY GRAND PIANO For the bal ance due. Late model, like new; over half pair for. Rental terms will handle. See today at Cltne Piano Co., cor. Main and Riverside, Medford, Ore. TRAILER HOUSE with bed and built- Ins; 6 acreened windows; telescopes automatically against wind resist- snce. Less thsn half price. Tel. 386-W. , FOR SALE Ludwig piano In good condition, 950 cash. Box 1249, Tribune... . GOOD Used Pianos, t49, 8fl9, 87, and up. See today. Closing Out 8ale. Cllne Piano Co., Main and Riverside. FOR SALE Few band Instruments for beginners. Good bargains In used Instruments. Phone 798-Y. FOR SALE: Trumpet. A slightly used Buescher at a price to sell. Phone 798-Y. FOR SALE; Trombone In case. Good for beginner. Only tlO. Tel. 798-Y. FOB SALE POULTRY FOR SALE; Reds and Rocks pullets. W. T. Mtlhoan, Rogue River. FOB SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 6 young heifers and one year-old bull; good stock. C. M. Howell, Griffin creek. FOR SALE 14 head milk cows. Large brick house end of Perrydale Ave. t'OH SALE AUTOMOBILES. FOR SALE '31 model Plymouth se dan, perfect condition. Box 670, Mall Tribune. FOR SALE Nash Conv. Coupe In good mechanical condition; good paint and rubber; bedroom set. like new. 413 Arcadia Court. Tel. 317-W. UUSINESS OPPOKTUNUTIES FOR SALE Interest In gold mine Partner wanted with some cash to operate. Big pay uncovered. Box 93, Phoenix. Oregon. FOB BALE MISCELLANEOUS SALWAY PEACHES l'.ie nd G. E. Carpenter, mi. west rnoe nlx on Hueston rosd. Bring boxes. GOOD used heating stove for sals. Inquire 109 E. 8th. FOR SALE At a big discount, new heavy-duty tractor disk. John Holm er, Central Point. FOR SALE Salway peaches at the Calhoun rancn, i ouic Phoenix. SACRIFICE 2-ksrat diamond ring, best cash o.'ier tsxes it. box '. Tribune. FOR SALE Nells on trees cheap, no worms or scale, rnone iw-r--. GROUND Barley, 11.16 cwt. Medford Seed & Feed Co. FOR SALE Hay, wheat, bsrley and corn. C. A. DeVoe, Tel. 523-J-2. FOR SALE Apple wood, $1.50 a tier. Rogue Kiver u. r.iuu POR BALE Used sewing machines, all . . - ttnu if desired. All m.kea rented and repaired. White Sewing Machine Co.. 24 N Bartlett ATTENTION STOCKMEN For sale, slfalfa hay in tack. Feeding space can be provided If desired. Rogue River Co.. pnone iaou. FOR SALE Hungarian retch seed Phone 623-J-4. FOH sand, gravel, sediment, fertilizer and teaming, pnone HODGES BREWSTER'S LAYWELL BOO MASH. 110 CWt. Lontaiiui milk snd Nopco cod liver OIL Med ford Feed Seed Co. mtinTV r..-.-n mm, 1135 cwt. Med' ford Seed fa reed to. vvsrenouse 4th snd Bartlett. Store 309 East Main St. FOR SALE Grapes a ad grape Julcl , Tit f4 Mi?4. fOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS EOO MASH, 81.89 owt. & Peed Co. Medford Seed LOWER FEED PRICES Ask our prices on grain and feed. Medford Seed As Feed Co. Warehouse 4tb and Bartlett. Store 90S East Main. FOR SALE All kinds of apples. 132-L. Tel. A NEW DAIRY FEED. SI 25 per sack Medford Seed as Feed Co. M1LLRUN, eoc per sack. Seed & Feed C(. FOR SALE Apples, several varieties w. J. ueDnara, central point. ORAPES and fresh grape Juice for sale. Clarkson, Tel. olo-R-1. FALL SEEDS and Seed Oralna lower prices. Medford Seed Ai Feed Co. FOR FALL PLANTING order now Special prices on all Nursery Stock to November 1. W. B. crause. Nur seryman. 528 So. Fir St., Medford. PERSONAL GIFTED CLAIRVOYANT and Palmist. Truthful advice on business, love, marriage. Rainbow Auto Camp, cabin 3. MISCELLANEOUS ASHLAND FOR HEALTH Convales cent home, facing park and Llthla water; open to all patients, board ers, cabin renters. 153 Oranlte St., Ashland, Ore. Authorized Frlgldalre Service. Other makes rep. Tel 427; Dlghta 905-Y BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstracts. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts ol Title. Title Insurance Rooms 8 and 6. No. 83 North Central Ave. upstairs. JACKSON CO. ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title and Title Insurance. The only complete Title System In Jackson County. Expert Window Cleaners. I.KT oeoroe DO IT Tel 1172 House cleaning Flotw Waxing Ori ental Rug Cleaning, specialty. Fire Extinguishers. "FYR - FYTER" Fire Extinguishers, Automatic fire alarms, recharging. Inspecting. V. A, Bower. 327 No Oakdale. Money to Lend. WE LEND MONEY ON FURNITURE AND LATE MODEL AUTOS Three ner cent ner month on un paid balance No other charges See W E Thomas 45 South Central ffround floor Craterlan Theater Bldg. State License No, 8-167. Job Printing. MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT Best equipped plant in southern Oregon. Printing of til kinds: book binding; loose -leaf ledgers, and blanks, billing systems, duplicating cash sales slips and everything in the printing lines. 28-80 N. Grape Pbone 76 painting and raporhanglng. M. A BLISS Painting and paper hanging. Tel. 646-W. 313 S. Grape Transfer. EADS TRANSFER 4 STORAGE CO. Office 1016 No. Central. Phone 816 Prices right. Service guaranteed. RFINK1NG TRUCKING CO. Trans fer and storage. We haul anytning at a reasonable price. Ill No. Fir Street. Phone 332. HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pack ers ana movers, ejpeciaj htmiwi moving equipment, prices right 619 North Riverside. Phone 1044-X. LEUAL NOTICES . No. 13771 Treasury Department Office of Comptroller of the Currency Washington. D- O.. September u, I9ss Whereas, by satlsfsctory eviaence presented to the undersigned. It bas been made to appear tnat Meaiora National Bank," In the City of Med ford. in the County of Jackson and State of Oregon, bas complied with all the provisions of the statutes oi the United States, required to be compiled with before an association shall be authorized to commence tbe ouslness of BanWi.ua. Now. therefore. 'l, J. w. T. ouonnor. Comptroller of the Currency, do here by certify that "Medford National Bank," in the City of Medford. is tbe Oounty of Jackson and Stats of Ore gon, is sutliorixed to commence the business of Banking ss provided in Section Fifty-one Hundred and Sixty nine of the Revised statutes oi roe Un.ted States. In testimony whereof, witness my nand and seal of office this eleventn day of September. 1933. (Seal of the comptroller of tne out rsncv. Treasury Department.) (Signed) J. t. T. O'CONNOR. Liquidation Notice, The Medfrod National Bank located at Med lord in the State of Oregoo is closing lit ar lairs. All now -holders and other creditors are hereby noti fied to present the notes and other clalma against the association for pavment. Dated Sept. 30, 1933. Q BO. T. PREY, cashier. Reorganization Notice. Mediord National Bank. Medford National Bank located at Medford in the State of Oregon re ceived charter No. 13771 dated Sep tember 11, 1933. and commenced bus mess September 12. 1933. The new bank la a continuation of the old oar.k excepting that It la or?anteed under the Banking Act of 1933. and haa an entirely new capital of siuu, OOOOO. Dated Sept. 30. 1931. OEO. T. FRET. Cisiler. Noilre to Creditor. Notice la hereby given that I have been appointed by the County Court of Jack-on County, Oregon, Executrix of the estate of William j. carpenter, deceased, and have qualified. All per sona having clalma against said estate are hereby notified to present t'nem. with nronier roii'-hers. and duly veri- to. 0 at ttti oXiica, ol IU.-.7 C Skyrman, attorney for said estate, at Room 40U Meaiora center uuiiamg. in Medford, Oregon, within six months from tbe data of this notice, uaira and flrat published October 34th, 1933. EVE ZOE CARPENTER, Executrix. Notice or Hearing on Non-High School IHMrii't midget. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Budget Committee of the Non-High School District of Jackson County, State of Oregon, at a meeting of said committee held on the 14th day of October, prepared an estimate In do tall of the amount of money proposed to be expended by said Non-High School District for sll purpose during the fiscal school year beginning June 19th, 1933, and ending June 18th. 1934, and an estimate In detsll of the probable receipts of said Non-Hleh School District from all sources for the school year 1933-34. The Board of said Non-High School District has fixed the 28th day of October at the hour of 10 a. m.. at the Court House in Medford, Oregon as the time and place st which said estimates may be Ulsouased with the Board of said Non- High School District, at which time and place any and all persons Inter. ested will be beard for or against sa'.d tax levy, or any part thereof. That said estimates and attached original estimate sheets are on file in the of ice of the County School Super! n tendent and are there open to the Inspection of all persons Interested therein, and the same are by refer ence made a part hereof. RECEIPTS Cash on hand st begin ning of the year for which this budget is made . None II. Amounts received from other sources None EXPENDITURES Tuition . .. ......859,000.00 II. Transportation 6,140.00 III. Postage, Telegraph and Telephone 50.00 IV. Printing and Mimeo graphing 100.00 V. Expenses of Election (Publication and Postage) 100.00 VI. Travel Expense of Board Members 150.00 VII. Clerical Expense (Sup plies. Legal Service. etc.). 150.00 VIII. Interest on Warrants.... 2.000.00 IX. Emergency 1,000.00 TOTAL EXPENDITURES.. ..t88.690.00 RECAPITULATION I. Total Receipt None II. Total Expenditures..... $66,690.00 uiFr-EHENCE (Amount to be raised by tax on the. Jackson County Non-High School Dlstrlctl $68,690,00 Dated this 14th day of October, 1933. RUTH W. SPARROW. Chairman. Board of Education. O. R. BOWMAN, Clerk. Board of ducatlon. GEORGE B. DEAN, Chairman, Budget committee. C. R. BOWMAN, Secretary, Budget Committee. Notice to Creditors. In the County Court of the State o! Oregon In and for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of Emma L. Mlnear, Deceased. Notice la hereby given to sll per sons who have clalma against the es tate of Emma L. Mtnear, deceased, to present said claims properly verified vo tne unaersignea, Alton Anderson, at the office of Boggs and Bengtson. attorneys. 126 East Main Street. Med ford, Oregon, within six (6) months irom tne date of the first publication of this notice, which date is the 10th day or October. 1933. ALTON ANDERSON. Administrator with Will annexed BOGGS & BENGTSON, Attorneys. Notice. To all Neighbors of Woodcrsft, Chrysanthemum Circle No. 84, a spec lal meeting is called for Wednesday evening, 7:30 o'clock, at the home of Neighbor Clara Barkdull, North Cen tral Ave., for the purpose of balloting on a new member. By order of Guar dlan Neighbor RUTH M. JONES. 1 Dr. O. H. Paske will resume bis practice of Dentistry st 319 Liberty Bldg., beginning Oct. 16. Phone 533 Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS I. Bustle i. Wear Into shreds . Stata -posl lively 12. Mournful 15. Entice 14. Recent 16. Firs pi VPS 17. Drug-yielding plant 11. Ancestral house of klnne II. Change for tha belter 10. M&rked devia tion from the normal type 23. First nnme of a motion picture actor ti. Go ashore 16. Funeral pile 2T, 2000 pounds SO. Implement for rubbing out 42, ffalad plant It. Political party; abbr. 15. Superhumaa fringe 17. Units Is. Escape art fully in. Rrfri II, Sound Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle LOTAH ADRA6 HIDE MS ONgRAVE EiR 0 N m2. I NNATEO S 1 R E"sjs"ofei a'd A T R U SIS iSjUE W E fi v ,t In or IIIm 1 N P H EIS A S jvTTSTU L A Q VE. S SIE E Sl RA N N 0T E plT A Lgfc A V E SEar1 AlLjE SLjAW 41. Blat on a whittle 46. Thn Emerald JMe 49. One who ahoota well B0. Prong il. 160 square rods of land Sf. Gone by M. Proopa Si. Comparative conjunction ' ft M ml WM' ymfo, '9 WW, if JU ymw- m- m m w; uJum Wji 4 2 mJ mwM H31 si 73 l 1 1 ferl 1 1 w 1 AT SUE OF GREAT DAM Sagebrush and Lava Rock See Influx of First Work ers On Coulee Dam Many Tourists Visit Spot ALMTRA, wash. (UP) Like a boom development of the '80s. the Grand Coulee dam site. 20 miles north of here, Is rearing a town as yet un named, on sagebrush snd lava rock. The grounds of the dam site are already dotted with white tents and new, unpalnted frame buildings which have sprung upon land which hns been the stamping grounds for Jackrnbblts and coyotes since time Immemorial. 200 on Scene. These clean canvas tents and gleaming board structures are the homes of nearly 200 workmen em ployed by the core drilling, test pit ting snd open trench contractors rushing preliminary work on the $63,000,000 Grand Coulee dam. The dam when completed Is ex pected to furnish power and water for over a million acres of fine soil, which has lain unproductive because of lsck of Irrigation facilities and water supply. Thirty-seven u. 8. reclamation ser vice engineers are on the Job, work. lng under Chief Frank A. Banks and Head Field Engineer C. B. Cole from the Almlra headquarters. Their surveys range from the dam sits on both sides of the Columola river 80 miles north along rocky geo logical formations. Engineers There. One-hslf mile below the dam site on the west bank of the river, the reclamation service engineers ere pre paring to lay out their camp site on the Charlea oeoorne oi-acre piece, This work Is to be rushed to com pletlon this fall, along with erection of 76 or more dwllllngs and other buildings. A mile snd a half south of the dam site, on the west bank of the river, Ilea the John Purtee ranch, which has been sold to the Coulee Develop, ment company. It Is here that i townslte. tentatively named Grand Coulee, has been plotted and 28 lota already sold. Tourists Attracted. ActlvltT at the dam and town. sites has attracted hundreds of tour ists dally, as well as transients seek iiu? employment. However, these men seeking wo.-k are told that additional help will not be needed until preliminary aurveys for the giant steel bridge that will soon span the mighty Columbia are finished. It Is estimated construction csn be started before January 1, giving work to more than 200 men. McLeod McXjEOD, Oct. 24. (Spl.) -Mrs. Ray Johnston of Keno It visiting McLeod friends for t Jew days. Albert Olass and Prank and Qua Dltaworth have brought their stock Cross-Word Puzzie T. Word of con tent I. Ml'slon In Tex a a I. Love mlntve 10. English school 11. Vibrating part of certain musical Instruments 14. Peruses 19. fio be It 20. Ran away 21. Hcarce 22. Covering with a hard glos ay talnt 54. God of war 26. Poke 28. To the other aide 29. Cape or head land 81, Mild oath 13. Old Dutch coins 26. Separate 19. Climbing plantg 40. Svmbol 41. Old roldlera. Colloq. 42. Operatic solo 44. Odd: Scotch 4. Entangle 47. Angry 48. flrason for use 4a. At present II. Condensed at monpherlo mniftture DOWN 1. That which remaliii ftr cora buitlon I. 24 hour a. Peculiar 4. Flat bottle a. Dwarf a. Blood veaael . FIRST CONSTRUCTION CAMP FOR GRAND COULEE DAM T w , hi The flnt workmen on the ilte of the Grand Coulee hydro-electric Ham project on the Columbia river In Washington are making teit plte to determine how deep the foundationa for the dam will have to be link. Photo eh owe the first construction camp at the aite. (Associated Prosa Photo) here from ITamakr Meadow. James Thomaa he.pd with the drive. Mrs. P. L, A toh try hns gone to St. Louis to spend, the winter with her daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Sublet, who formerly homcftteadM in this vicinity, spent a month at Melod, visiting old friends. They were disappointed In finding I their cabin in ruina. They are now residents of flan Francisco, but are considering re-locating here. JAck Casey left for St. Helens re cently to work In the paper mills. Mra. Ethel Cawy has returned from Portland and expects to spend the wenter here. Reg hi n smith Injured her knee while playing on the school grounds and had to stay home for -a few days. Mra. Pern Smith and baby son Char lea have suffered with colda a few days. Mrs. Dick Vincent baa been caring for them. McLeod home extension unit will meet with Mrs. Elbert Glass October 26, for an all-day meeting. Mrs. Mabel C. Mack will demonstrate the various uses of milk, eggs and cheese. Extension unit is also sponsoring a Hallowe'en festival and community fair at McLeod dining room, October 28. Many special features are being planned for the evening. The Weeks pear plckera and pack ing house employes, with their fam JHes. held their annual card party In the McLeod dining room recently, A surprise party was given for J. W. Richardson Friday evening, honoring his 80th birthday. Mr. Richardson Is one of the older resldenta In years, but entoya good health and does all his own farm work. The community wishes him many aded years of health and happlneas. 1 Table Rock TABLE ROCK, Oct. 34. (SpU Miss Louise Pitta of Medford was an overnight guest of Miss Mary Haw aii an Friday. A. L- Seabrooke waa a business vis itor In Portland Friday and Satur day. Woodrow Shaver of Gold Hill vis ited at the Tom Wright home Sun day and Monday. The boys of Mrs. H. w. Davisson'a Sunday school class enjoyed a sup per and evening of gamea at the home of Mrs. Blanche Qregory, last Friday Those present were: Thomas Wright, Ivan Meyers, Kenneth nensley, sob fiace. Dwlght Wilson, Kleth Gregory and Bobby Vincent, Cheater Crimea and Dick Wyatt of Central Point, S. F. Newman auffered a badly broken leg while hauling timbers for bridge last Saturday. Wo men 'a Bible claaa resumed Its Thursday aeaslona at Mrs. Davlsson's, 1 after a three months' vacation, en hbllng the housewives to do their canning. Mrs. R. E. Nealon entertained with birthday dinner honoring Mrs. J. Sanford Richardson. Monday evening. The following gueatg attended: Mr. and Mrs. Moore Hamilton, Mra. Donald Huntress and Mr. and Mra. Richard son and son Donald. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mesaer of Med ford visited Mrs. Measer's parents, Mr. and Mra. Seabrooke Thursday. 8. 0. Collins Is expected home In a few days from a month'a visit at his old home in Illinois and a few days spent at the world's fslr In Chicago. Pear picking for the year has been completed at the Mod 00 orchard. where It la claimed a larger number of packed boxes than usual waa ae cured. Some of the picking crew at the Red Skin orchard were sprinkled with shot pellets one day last week aa a result of careless hunters on an ad- Joining farm. The large band of sheep belonging to Lewis brothers arrived here last week from the summer rang near Dia mond lake, and will he paatured here on stubble and alfalfa fields. Several prospective lamb buyers hsve been In thla district lately, and it la reported that good lambs are brining more money than in several yeara pant. Tible Rock Ladles' elub haa des ignated October 25 aa cleanup day and hs requested all residents of the district to clean tip premlaes and p'ace garb In containers where It can be, picked up and disposed of by trucks that day. Rermt buaineM vtaltora here ware: L- M Fioher of Sams Valley. Clar ence Cae, Beagle, and Hollla Swingle. Trail. M:aa Gwendolyn Houston of Cen tral Point, who la subatltutlng in the Sams Valley echool. la at ay lng at the R. R. Nea'.on home. Flowers and garden here are show ing the effects of the continued nightly frrwta of the past week. Several (able Rock would-be deer U;er Have gone to the hills amce $ iflEfc . vtA!- the season opened, but very little If any venison haa been brought back. Mi as Edith Sage visited relatives in Medford Saturday and Sunday. Meteorological Report October 24, 1033. Forecasts. Medford and vicinity: Unsettled, with rain tonight and Wednesday. Moderate temperature. Oregon: unsettled tonight and Wednesday. Ralna west portion. Mod erate temperature. Local Data. Temperature a year ago today: lllgheet 02; lowest. 37. Total monthly precipitation, trace. Deficiency for the month .88 Inch. Total precipitation since Septem ber 1, 1933. .31 Inches, Deficiency for the seaaon 1.09 lnchea. Relative humidity at 5 p. m. yes terday, 38 per cent; 6 a. m. today. 79 per cent. Tomorrow : Sunrise, 0:35 a. m. Sun- set, 5:15 p. Ohscrvnttons Taken at & 1 ISO Meridian Time. II l 8? i 5 r v Olt) Boston .. . Go Cheyenne 70 Chicago ........ 48 Eureka 60 Helena 00 Loa Angeles .. 70 MEDFORD 70 New Orleans ... 80 New York 58 Omaha 50 Phoenix t8 Portland 73 Reno 80 44 Cloudy 64 Cloudy 43 T Cloudy 48 Cloudy 34 T P. Cdy. 04 Foggy 41 Clear 04 Cloudy 48 .01 Cloudy 44 Clear 70 Clear 00 Foggy ' 40 Clear 44 . Clear 44. Clear 1 63 Clear 43 Foggy 60 Clear 48 .08 Cloudy Roseburg 78 Salt Lake 70 San Francisco M 83 Seattle ....... - 04 Spokane ...... 00 Walla Walla 70 Washington. D.O. 54 BAir lake crrr, otsh. (UP) Petition for legislation controlling now narcotics not Included In the Harrison act haa been promised the Bait Lake City division of the Wom en's Auxlllsry of the American Medi cal Association by Dr. A. C. Canister. The action will be directed par ticularly toward barbaturlo acid, newly used as a narcotic. Dr. Canis ter said. PHOENIX MISSIONARY MEETING THURSDAY PHOENIX, Oct. 3.(Spl.) Reg ular meeting of the Women's Mis sionary Society will be .held at the Preibyterlan church Thursday at 3:J0 p. m. Miss Msry Jarvle Thomp son will tell of her experiences and Impressions of Korea, Every lady of the congregation Is urged to hear this special program. Tea will be served by Mrs. Webster snd Mrs. Deniser. Notice. Protect th. "birds Oet your 'Uo Hunting. No Trespassing" signs at the Job Department of the Mall Tribune 39-30 N. Orape. PORTLAND, Ore.. Oct. 24. (API- Nine magnificent Clydesdale borses from the stables of Bowers snd Caa tagnasra of Sacramento walked off with all top honors In early Judging st the Paclflo International Livestock exposition here yesterday aa Judging of drsft horses got under way. SALEM. Oft. 34. (API The state supreme .court Mondsy hesrd argu. ments In the suit to compel the highway commission to pay about 1130,000 of bonds Issued by the sal mon rlver-Orand Ronde highway Im provement district In connection with construction of the Salmon river cut-off. Competent Lsdles Baiber at Bow man's. 18 S. Central. Phone 67 tor appointment, PHOENIX GRANGE GIVING CARNIVAL WEDNESDAY NITE PHOENIX, Oct. 34. (Spl.) Plana are complete for the carnival to be held at the Orange hall here Wednea day night. All committees are work ing to make their bootha the moat successful of the evening's entertain ment. The popularity contest baa at tracted much attention from other Oranges throughout the valley, and those Granges entering contestants are: Talent Grange, Miss Sylvia Lo gan; Jacksonville Grange, Mrs. Mabel Sims; Central Point Grange, Eudora Bohnert; Eagle Point. Miss Minnie Putman, and 6a ma Valley. Albert Strauss. Ten votes will be given for each five cents apent by any Individual, and a grand prize will be awarded to the Grange whose contestant gains the most votes. Each contestant haa many supporters and much interest and fun will be derive j from thla contest. Other attractions will be atunte given at intervals during the even ing, prepared by the lecturer. A box ing bout will be the main attraction of thla group of stunts, with several other laugh provoking skits, will fur nish a good evening's entertainment. A number of bootha are being pre pared, Including a candy booth, with good home made candy, a beauty parlor and games. Hot dogs, coffee. pie, cake and cider will be aold. There la no admission charge. Everyone la Invited. . IS LODI, Cal, (UP) It appears now. In the light of later events, mat Ad am Stern really did need Insurance, at the time he refused to order a policy from E. H. Kundert. Stem's need became apparent when he had Kundert arrested for assault and battery, assertfng Kun dert bumped his head against a wall and tried to strangle blm when Stern refused to accept the polloy on Its arrival. Kundert obtained an attorney and filed suit against Stern asking for the premium allegedly due on the policy. SALT LAKE CITY, Dtah, Oct. 34. A buffalo skvl! bearing the message -f Brlgham Young, Mormon pioneer who led his people into the great Salt Lake valley In 1847. telling partis to follow bis trail westward, was pre sented to the Latter Day Saints (Mormon) church museum by t,he Sslt Lake chamber of commerce. Th skull, one of a few orglnal "bulletin of the plains," will be kept on exhi bition to thousands of tourists visit ing the hlstorlo museum in the temple block house her. 10 SAN FRANCISCO. The mld-eon-tlnent New York-Chlcago-Paclflo Coast airway Is to continue to have full time lighting, according to an announcement made by the depart ment of commerce. This route la the bualeat long distance airway In the world. United Airlines files approxtmste ly 10,000,000 miles a year (of which 4.000.000 mllra la at night) over thla 3783 mile airway Unking th Paclflo and th Atlantic seaboards. PAY AS YOU RIDE Hav. jour car repaired on time. Low Finance Rate, AJUSiTRO.NQ MOTOftS, IN J,