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PAGE FIFTEEN You Can 't Afford to Miss the Buying Opportunities Listed Here MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1933. Why Not Try a Want -Ad? Wnm to sell TOUX noma! Want to get rid of a law odds end gnus In nousebold turnishings Do you need tool" tot four ta lent . - An inexpensive Want-AO ID the Mall MbuM Claaalfleo Page will find the answer tc tbese and many other perplexing oroblems. H re Are the Rates: pet word first Insertion (KtlnlmuiD 360) Socb additional Insertion, word 1c Minimum 10c) a rvr month. WttbOUt Mm chaneea ,.$IM 75 Phone LOST AND FOUND iOST Platinum brooch. Phone 764. Reward. LOST Monday, lady' Waltham wrist way south. Leave at 31i N. Holly. Reward. jOST Black leather purse contain ing money b" bk , ward. Mrs. Fleischer, Central Point, or leave at Tribune office- FOUND Red and white bull about H4 years old. Owner please pay for ad and get address. LOST If dog missing, call 1616. WANTED FEMALE HELP GOOD HOME Fair wages for girl or unincumbered lady. In exchange for housework services. Must D reliable; good cook. References re quired. Box 1121. Mall Tribune. WANTED SITUATION WANTED General housework. 1125, Tribune. WANTED Position by young lady experienced as typist and familiar with general office work. Good ref erences. Phone 190-X. WOMAN, 25. wishes position as cook or assistant In restaurant or hotel. Good worker. Will work for less at start. Phone 75 or wrlto Box 313. Tribune. GIRL, experienced In general house work, desires position wim e-- family. Excellent references, dress Box KF. Mall Tribune. Ad- WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED To buy good horse, weight about 1400 lbs. KC, care Mall Tri bune. tf WANTED Australorp cockerels. White Wing Poultry Farms, Phoe nix,, Ore. Tel. 9-F-ll.- WANTED To keep good team horses for board. Good feed. Adolf Schulfc Beagle, Ore. WANTED 5 good test milk Amoa Ayres, Trail, Oregon. WANTED Raw fura. Prices advanced ' from 25 to 60. It will pay you to trap. New and used traps for sale. Medford Bargsln House, Med ford. Oreson. 27 North Grape St., Phone 1062. WANTED Light 2-wheel trailer. Must be cheap. Box 1191, Tribune. WANTED Electrto rsdlo. Must be reasonable. Box 268. Tribune. WANTED If you have an Underwood or Royal typewriter. In first-class condition, you are not using and wsnt 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. Grape St. Tel 1062. JUNK WANTED ' We pay easn for JUNK BATTERIES & RAOIAIORS. ALUMINUM BRASS, COPPER unk Ot ail descrlotlons MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 21 No Grspe Tel 1062 FOR RENT HOUSES for R,F.NT--Furnished 3-room house: also lights and water. M per month. Phone 4-r-a. FOR PENT 8-room house. No. 203 . North Holly: 812 60. water paid oy ' owner. J. W. Wakefield. FOR RENT Modern 8-room house, with range. 39 Meyers St. FOR RENT 5-room modern house, east side. Tel. 1658. FOR RENT 6-room house, partly furnished: newly decorated, clean. 6th and Oakdale. Can at 518 So. Oakd&:e. FOR RENT 1-room house with toilet, water paid, partly furnished. 17. Call 22-..l. REMODELINO 24 Washington, avail able 15t'n Nov. 1st Insurance Aeen cy. H. H. B.-own. phone 105, alter 8 1670. FOR RENT Large house at 410 New town St. T. A. Flfer. 106 Cottage St. FOR RF.NT If Interested in a nice modern 5-room unfurnished bunua low with hcatrola. electrlo water heater. In tip-top condition, at fair rent to psrf.es without small chil dren, loo st 71!) W. 11th and in quire next door. ONE k ONE HALF story house 1124 W Main. 4 bedrooms, furnace, excel- . lent condition, reasonable rent to desirable tenant. 1st Insurance Aenc; H H Brown, phone 105. af ter 81670. FvR RENT i-room house, 4. J So Oakda.e. Paqo I$y-X FOB REST nOl'SES FOR RENT 6 room modern house, (20.00 furnished, $15.00 unfurnish ed. Keya at 318 Apple. FOR RENT 311 King. 33 N. Peach. 1025 W. 9th. 435 N. Central. 847 E. 9th. 318 Newtown. 1st Insurance Agency, H. H. Brown, phone 105, after 61670. HOMES FOR RENT Call 898. POl RENT Borne, furnished or Brown White. unfurnished. rfousES (10. 81280 and 816. water paid: wood range Phone 108. FOR RENT 7-room modern home, 3 bedrooms, u A. ucvoe. oa-j-u-s. FOR RENT New modern 4-room house, with basement. Redden & Co. FOB BENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Desirable furnished apartment. All hotel accomoda Hons. Hotel Grand. FOR RENT Apti. 825 No. Riverside FOR RENT 4-room duplex apart ment, electno refrigerator and range, break sat nook, furnace otherwise unfurnished Phone 442 or call W A. Gatea at Groceteria. FOR RENT ROOM AND BOARD FOR RENT Room, board. 153 N. Oak dale. BOARD AND ROOM at 718 B. Rates very moderate. FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 8. Grape. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS RANCH FOR RENT 80 acree. about 40 acrea summer fallow, for grain 4 Palm Block. Phone 17. or 1104-L after 5 p. m. FOR EXCHANGE FOR SALE OR TRADE Light plant suitable tor farm or mining pur poses; also 4 brood sows for quick sale. 1704 No. Riverside. FOR TRADE Cow for light car; com ing fresh soon. 630 No. Central. FOR SALE OR TRADE 2 teams. 1 mule. Medford Riding Academy. Phone 838-R. FOR SALE OR TRADE Small apples and pears, different kinds at small prices. See Joe Kantor In Fern valley. 3 miles east of Phoenix. Bring boxes. WANTED To trade used care for wood. Inquire 38 N. Riverside. FOR SALE 2 good milch will trade for grain or Mrs. Tucker, Ross Lane. cowa poultry. TRADE 2 story business building, two stove rooms, now rented for Copco stock. Box L. L., Tribune. EXCHANGE sewing for what have you. Mrs. Christine Dtnsmore, 117 No. Peach. FOR SALE OR TRADE White electric sowing machine for light sedan. Box 638, Tribune. .-OR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE WILL TRADE 25 A. good bottom land, all in cultivation and clear, for good house In Medford. In quire at Lee's Men's Shop, 102 W. Main, Medford, TRADE 6-room house in Grants Pass for Medfgord property. 910 East E St. EXCHANGE 5-roora modern house on half acre ot good 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. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE HEALTH DEMANDS SALE REAL INVESTMENT Exclusive homeslte In lovely ht'.la above Piedmont, Oakland, Cel. Write owner, Mrs. James E. John son, Gen. Delivery. Medford. Ore. 7 ACRES close In, 8 room house. Beall Lane. 1st Insurance Agency, H. H. Brown, phone 105, after 6 1670. FOR SALE 2 lota Siskiyou Heights, cor. Main and Highland Drive. Price 8800. Address Mrs. Anna Weinberg, Ocean Beach, Cal. WHEN you think ot real estate, think ot Brown & White. FOR SALE HOMES FOR SALE SACRIFICE 8-room modern house. 2 lots, double gar age, f In good residential district. Cash or terms. May Forslln, Cen tral point, ore. HOME near school. Phone 1232-W. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES Used Cars No Cash Down It your old car covers down payment. 60-Day written ouarantce. Low prices. 1P31 Chrysler 8 Conv. Coupe. 1931 Chev. 2-door Sedan. 1928 Dodge Sedan. 1P32 Terraplane Coupe. 1931 Chev. R. 8. Coupe. 1929 Ford 2-door Sedan. 1929 Chrysler R. 8. Coupe. 1930 Bulrk Spt. Coupe. 1929 Ford Model A Delivery. Also several older cars to choose from ARMSTRONG MOTORS, TOO. 38 N. Riverside. Credit i.Your car overhauled, repaired, tires etc., on Easy Payment pisn. Low Finance Rates. ARMSTRONO MOTORS, TOO. 33 N. Riverside. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR PALE Weaner piss. Dora E. frmith, south half Anderson ranch Talent. FOR SALE 10 head of atock cattle; hellers and calves. A. Hoffman, Butte Falls. FOR SALE Have few choice milk goats, few fat heifers, few fat sheep, "young.- Box a Appiegate, ore. FOR SALE 1 pair good grade silver ioxee Price reasons b.e. Geo. Thomp son. K. I, Bvi iij-A. Asa i tna. FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE '31 Plymouth Sedan. W. Second. 615 FOR SALE Purebred Rhode Island Red pullets, any amount. Call 1559. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Baldwin Pianos 10 DISCOUNT ON GRAND PIANOS AT PRESENT LOW PRICES UP TO NOVEMBER 25TH. Advance In price on all Baldwin Merchandise after November 25th. 8 beautiful, hlgh-clsaa Grands, one used Hamll ton Grand, very low price. New and used uprights. BALDWIN PIANO SHOP 26 So. Grape. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Hubbard aquash l per hundred delivered Medford, central Point. Ton lota cheaper. Phone 1368-X. FOR SALE Baled alfalfa hay, third cutting. Rogue River Co.. Tel. 1306. FOR SALE Ear corn, or will trade for wheat. Leo Young, south Co lumbus, off Stewart Ave. FOR SALE 350-gallon capacity oil tank. Will trade for cow. Phone 3-F-ll. FOR SALE Adjustable wheel-chair. C. E. Borg, Talent. FOR SALE 2 high-powered rifles and 2 .32's; ramrods and ammunition for all: all A-l condition; pair field glasses and case cheap. Sunrise Auto Court, cabin 7. FOR SALE Field corn. St. . 1312 Court FOR SALE Stock Glover, Ross Lane. beets. M. B. JONATHAN and DELICIOUS apples. 40c box. orchsrd run. at ranch. Bring containers. English walnuts 13 ',4 c lb. L. H. Hughes, S miles east of Phoenix. FOR SALE 20 tons alfalfa and grain hay. Box 832, care Mall Tribune. " APPLES for sale Selected Newtowns. 25 and 50c a lug at ranch; delivered lOo more; box not Included. Roxy Ann Orchard, Coker Butte Road. Phone 591-R-3. O. V. MYERS for apples. Several va rieties and grades, reasonable prices. Tel. 258-J. On old Pacific Highway, mile No. Junction. FOR SALE 8-hole wood range and 4-hole wood stove. 20 So. Fir. FOR SALE Dry fir and hardwood Dalton Bros., Phone 523-R-l. FOR SALE Hay, wheat, barley and corn. C A. Devoe. Tel 623-J-a. FOR SALE Hungarian vetch seed Phone 623-J-4. FOR SALE Apple wood, el .50 a tier Rogue River Co. Phone 1366. FOR SALE Used sewing machines all makes: terms it desired. All makes rented and repaired. White Sewing Machine Co.. 24 N Bartlett FOR aand. gravel, sediment, fertilizer and teaming, pnone 913-J. PERSONAL GIFTED CLAIRVOYANT and Palmist Truthful advice on business, love, marriage. Rainbow Auto Camp cabin 3. MISCELLANEOUS RADIO REPAIRING Holly Radio Service. 303 No. Holly. Phone 1243. BUY gold and loan money. Cecil Jennings, corner Front and Main Authorized Frigidalre Service. Other jQiakea rep. Tel 427; night BQ&-Y OPPOKTUN1ITIE8 FOR SALE Interest in gold mine Partner wanted with some cash to operate. Big pay uncovered- Box 03 Phoenix. Oregon. BUSINESS UlKfclCTORX Abstracts. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abatracta ol Title. Title Insurance. Rooms S and S. Mo. 32 North Central Ave. upatalra. JACKSON CO. ABSTRACT CO. Abatracta ot Title and Title Insurance. The only complete Title System In Jackson County. Expert lYlnmtw Cleaners. LEr GEOROE DO IT Tel House cleaning Floo waxing ori ental Rug Cleaning, specialty. Fire Extinguishers. FYR - FYTER" Fire Extinguishers, Automatic flra alarms, recnargmg. inspecting. V. A. Bower. 327 No Oakdale. Painting and rapcrhanglnf. M. A BLISS Painting and paper- hanging. Tel. B40-W sis o urape 4ol Printing. MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT Beat equipped plant tn soumers Oregon. Printing of all kinds: boos binding; loose -leaf ledgers, and blanks, billing systems. -duplicating cash sales slips and everything in the printing lines. 88-30 N. Orape Phone 75 Money te tend. WE LEND MONEY ON FURNITURE AND LATE MODEL AUTOS Three per cent per monttr on on paid balance No other charees See W K Tnomae. 45 South Central, ground floor Cratertan Theater B.dg. S'.ite License No. S-157. Transfer. EADS TRANSFER a STORAGE CO. Office 1015 No central. Phone 315 Prices right. Seriloe guaranteed RPINK1NO TRUCKING CO. Trans fer and storage. We bstil snytbtru; at a reaxonaole price. 11) No. Plr Street. Phone til. HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pack ers and movers special livestock moving equipment. iTlces right die North Riverside. Phone 1044-X For Fuel Oil Delivery call 115 Puisp tad locg hot. 14. LEUAL NOTICES No. 13771 Treasury Department Office of Comptroller of the Currency Washington. D o. September u. iksj Whereas, bv satisfactory evidence presented to the undersigned. It Baa been made to appear that -Meaiora National Bank." tn the Olty of Med ford. in the County ot Jackson and Stat of Oregon, has complied with all the provisions ot the statutes oi the United States required to Be compiled with before an association shall Be authorized to commence the business of Banking; Now. therefore, 1. J. T. T. O'Connor. Comptroller of the Currency, do nere- ny oertiry that "iittir.ord National Bank," in the City ot Medford. in the County of Jackaon and State of Ore gon.- is authorized to commence the Business of Banking as provided in Section Fifty-one Hundred and Sixty nine of the Revised Statutes of the Un.ted. states. in testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal ot office this eleventn day of September. 1933. (Seal of the Comptroller ot the Cur rency. Treasury Department.) (Signed) J. F. T. O'CONNOR. Reorganization Notice. Medford 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 iness September 12, 1933. The new bank Is a continuation ot the old bank excepting that It la organized under the Banking Act of 1933, and naa an entirely new capital ot 8100, 000.00. Dated Sept. 20, 1933. GEO. T. FRET. Cashier. Liquidation Notice. The Medfrod National Bank located at Medford In the State ot Oregon Is closing its affairs. All note-holders and other creditors are herehy noti fied to present the notes and other claims against the association for payment. Dated Sept. 20, 1933. GEO T. FRET. Cashier. Notice fo Creditors. In the County Court of Jackson county, Oregon. In the Matter of the Estate of E. B. snaw. Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed ex ecutor oi the estate of E. B. Shaw, deceased, and all persons having claims against the estate of the said accessed are hereby required to ore- sent the same, properly verified, as required by law, to the undersigned executor at his office in the City of Grant Pase, Oregon, within six months after the date of this notice. Listed this 8th day of November. 1933 U. O. BLANCHARD, Executor. Warrants Called School nlst. No. 20. warrant Nos. 205 to 270. lnchulve. are called for payment, interest to cease Nomember 9, 1933. Payable at rarmers ana fruitgrowers- Bank. S. S. ABBOTT. Clerk. WASHINGTON, Not. fl. (AP) Secretary of War Dern today Issued a warning to the public against land speculation In the neighborhood of the Bonneville Columbia river dam In Oregon. The war department, he said, has been advised that speculators are buying land In the vicinity of the dam for the purpose of forcing prices aoove reasonable values. Heating costs can be reduced. For complete heating service call Art Schmldll. 4181662. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS 1. Biblical towei g. Gave food to S, Burrowing animal li. Capital of Italy IB. Anger 14. Spoken is. Ribbed fabrics Solution of Yesterday's Puxile E A 6 EMV' lErUlSlll T eve sMb m esIaIn E 18. Title of respect K? 17. Hair: prenx It Long narrative poem 10. Small fish 22. Pronoun 23. Containing boron 2B. Wicked 28. Compass point 27. Mske speeches: humorous 2. Went first 29. Parsr.t SO. Carry on, aa war 11. Short-napped fabrlo II. H-a1 24. Symbol for tellurium 40. 100 square meters 41. Tropical bird 42. Sid Hon; (lane 4L Tumultuous disorder 4K. Coif mound It. Encountered 16. Mad ot a cr 47. Break suddenly tain ceresl ftO. Musical sound 17. Italian river II. Toiax hum M. IJraw to-rethex mln bird 33. Woman's St. Othello's falsi garment frlc-id 1 aI r 'In is 'W& ft I e I e Ms I ONIUbPAR gjjSJM B El botei D E rHtoe E weIplan Effl I Ink AIR I D wfi E D mU IeTnI DIEtflfflY 1 i2 13 r m r i7 if r m l mz n JW wi Mi Ml 23 " 'WL ''; 3 ''if 36 ','. '; , ':','' . '.'. . ultut ZZZZZZZiZZZZ CANADA FACES TRADE LOSS OF MANY MILLIONS NRA Code Forces U. S. In dustries to Seek Tariff Barrier Forest Product Industry Is Hardest Hit By Gilbert Draper. Cnlted Pren Staff Correspondent. MONTREAL (UP) The chief Ca nadian business, which will be affect ed by the failure of negotiations be tween Canada and the United States for a reclDrocal trade agreement la the forest-product Industry, particu larly newsprint. Last year Canada exported more than 98.000.000 worth of newsprint to the United States. Under the NRA i Canada now la faced with the poesl-: blllty of losing this business. Newsprint Problem. j The NRA policy haa placed U. 8. newsprint producers at a disadvan tage aa compared with Canadian competitors and unless Canadian pro ducers accede to demands from the United States that they adopt the scale of production cost existing in the United States, the Dominion faces being forced from the United States market by quota regulations, or high tariff barriers. Other forest-product Interests In the United States are understood to be in a similar position and are ex erting like pressure to have the basis of competition equalized between themselves and Canadian producers. What Is true about the forest in dustry also may bo said for other Canadian products. Ottawa Conference. Representatlvea of important Unit ed States Interests were In Ottawa recently, ostensibly to attend the Ca nadian Chamber of Commerce con vention, but It is generally known that they put the altuatlon before the Canadian Cabinet members and the department of trade and com merce. It la understood that the tentative proposal for the newsprint Industry Is a minimum price of 45 per ton for export, upon the adoption by the Industry of the NRA basis. The ai ternative mentioned la tha placing of a quota restriction upon Canadian exnorts bv the United States. In the last reasonably normal yeart Canada's newsprint export to the United States totaled ai20.000.000. Last year her sales of pulp wood were Ml. 000.000, telegraph and telephone poles. ai.2H6.000 wood shingles, 2,358,- 671, and copper ore 2,402,000. Men's Clubs Not Modern Idea. WASHINGTON. ( IIP ) Olubrooma. pool rooms and ,other like places where husbands can retire when they want to get away from their wives are not aa modern aa many people think they are, according to Dr. Prank H. Roberta of the Smithsonian Insti tute. He reports having found club rooms for men In excavation of New Mexico Pueblo village laat summer, the village being some thousands of years old. Real estate or insuranceleave U to Jone. Phone 899. Cross-Word Puzzie I. Any state or royal treasury I. Silkworm T. Obtains t. Pattern ft. Native metal 10. Divides Into thin plates or layers II. The chosen 19. Froien water 21. Performed S3. Form of al il lation 14. Sacred dramatic composition! 25, Flush with success It. Fatherly SL Musical per- forma nee by one person S3. Incomplete paralysis 15. Type meisurei SB. Adult boy Rft, Poem 17. fioclal gathering SH, Afterward 42. Hpring 41. Unity it. Character tn "Uncle Tom's Cabin" ' 4R. Grow old 43. Seed con tainer ldsllslN,owl (1. Belgian river H. Fold over on 55. Vehicle for snow travel DOWN t Make a mistake J. Female dser I. Strength of aa electrlo current 4. Brief interval of rest aIlIpHtIaIpIs INSULL WINS EXTRADITION FIGHT ,r;f jv 1:7' Samuel I naull (left) former Chicago utilities magnate, It shown with one of hit attorneys In Athens during the hearing which resulted In tho Greek court's second refusal to extradite him to face American chsrges that ha violated federal bankruptcy laws. (Associated Preas Photo) F OF E BEND. Ore., Not. B. (AP) Flow ers that bloomed far back In the "dawn age" of Oregon, moro tnan 10,000.000 years ago, geologists say, are being quarried from the aged cllffa of the lower Crooked River country near Smltrt Rock. Qeologlsta who are directing the work said today the fossils will be forwarded to Dr. Ralph W. Chaney, University of Cnllfornla paledbota nlst and authority on fossil flora, for study. The foesll flowers are being taken from rocka of the Clarno epoch, a division oif the eaocena age, and consequently era older than the Cas cade mountains. With the flowers of prlmevsl days were found leaves repreeentlvo of seml-troplc redwood forest. Although fossil leaf localities are nlmeroua In central Oregon, especially In tho John Day and Bridge Creek areas, fossil flower outcropplngs are said by stu dents of the remote past to be un uaual. With the flower Impressions were found petrified nuts ant miner alized seeds. Needles of th giant se quoia of the Clarno or Bridge Creek tlmse also were discovered In the stratified rock. The plant apeclea represented tn the new flower and leaf locality, crazlly tilted by earth movement of ancient times, bear out the assertion of Dr. Martin T. Hodge, Oregon State college geologist, that the Smith Rock formation, SO mllea north of Bend, la composed of eocene sedi ments. BY EXPERIMENTS By Pnlted Press BERKELEY1. "No more sootl" This highly welcome promise was received In California citrus orchards, where smudge pots work overtime on frosty mornings, from the University of California agricultural service upon completion of highly successful testa or orchard heaters. Tests were made In 13 southern California towns. Soot-beaiing smoke from some of the heaters was reduced aa much aa 90 per cent In the teats, aocordlng to w. ft. Schoonover, citricuiturai spe cialist, who, with J. P. Falrbank, con ducted the experiments. Hundreds of growera brought In more than 10.000 heaters to be tested by the "electrlo eye" recently devel oped by the division of sgrlcultural engineering. By the almple and cheap method of closing certain louvres on the pots' stacks, the experimenters practically solved the neuter smoke problem they said. Tests were conduoted at Sen Per nsndo, fttverslde, Arlington, Riviera, North Whlttler, covlna, Pomona, Na rod, Upland, Redlands, Tuatln and In Ventura county. 1 NEW YORK, Nov. o. (AP) Booth Tarklngton, Indiana novelist, will re ceive the gold medal of the National Institute of Arts and Letters tomor row for "excellence of his lllework In fectlon. The medal, swarded annually, li given In the fiction field every eight yesrs. The two previous fiction awards went to William Dean Howells in 1016 and Kalth Wharton In 10U4. Broken windows glaxed by Trovbndge Cabinet Wo;. ORCHARD SMUDGE NUISANCE REDUCED EARTH A SPECK PASADENA. Cel.. Not. 0. (AP) Dr. Edwin Hubble, noted authority of nebulae, gave a ,rilnt today of the enormity of the untverae and what a tiny apeck In space this earth Is. He Is searching for tacts which may decide conflicting contentions of theorists that the universe Is sta ble, la expanding and contracting much like a toy balloon, or Is racing to destruction. In his search. Dr. Hubble aald he la studying a huge cluster of 800 nebulae, or star systems, but re cently discovered with Vie 100-Inch telescope at the Carnegie Institu tion's Mount Wilson observatory. Each nebulae In the cluster might be compared In size to the milky way atar system, which contains the sun and Ita planets. The cluster Is so distant, he estimated, that light from It would require 130,000,000 years to reach the earth. To the observer the oluster appears to cover an area about the size of the moon, but It la 1,500,000 light years In diameter and the average distance between the nebulae In It la of the order of 180,000 light yesrs a light year being six million million miles. Observations by MUtun Humason and Dr. Hubble Indicate the cluster Is traveling a way from the earth at a rate of 13,000 mllea a second, one twenty-third the speed of light. . Pomora Grange By Gertrude Haak Oranges of Jackson county will want to take In the following trt- eounty meeting, which la being held by the state officers at Grants Pass on Saturday. . November 11, at the Frultdale or the Rogue River Valley Orange hall. All are urged to take advantage of this opportunity of hearing these state officers and th opportunity offered of taking the state degree. All masters, lecturers, secretaries and chairmen of home economic committees are urged to attend, but all officers end members are wel come. Program 10 a. m. to 12 noon Separate group meetings for masters, lecturers, sec retarlea and H. E. O. 13 noon Dinner, 1:30 p. m. Community singing. 3:00 p, m. Mrs. Msrle Flint Mo Call, state lecturer, "Programs Should Interest All." 3:20 p. m. Bertha J. Beck, state secretary, "A Well Financed Pro gram." 3:40 p. m. Dr. A. Slaughter, etate executive Com., "Doing Orange Work the Right Way." 8:00 p. m. Ray W. 0111, state mas ter, "A Well Balanced Orange. 8:30 p. m. Oeorg A. Palmlter, state executive committee, "Import ance of Degree Work." 8:40 p. m. Arthur Brown, "Value of County Councils." 4:00 p. m. etate H. O. chair man, "Home Economics Ensentlala.' 4:30 p. m "County Deputy Prob lems." by county deputies. 4:40 "Better Pomona Meetings," by Pomona masters. 8:00 p. m. Round tabts - discus sions. 6:00 p. m. Dinner. 1:00 p. m. Conferring the fifth de gree. 8:00 p. m. Conferring th sixth degree, by four state officers. This meeting Is for the Orange members of Jackson, Josephine and surrounding counties. Let's go. Hunters Must Change INtgs. CONCORD, Mass. (UP) A recent ruling by the state fish and game department provide that th aame dug cannot be used to bag more than 10 raccoons in a season. LIVERPOOL, Eng., Nor. 8. (API Gordon Richards, England' leading Jockey, today rod hi 347th winner of the year, breaking the English record of 348 In single season set. , by Fred Aicber la 1888. HOI RULE TEST TO Oregon Involved In Hopeless Maze of Opinions Status of Liquor Control May Mean Delay of New Laws PORTLAND, Not. . (AP) With the 18th smendment wiped from th federal statutes by ths aotlon of 36 states, Oregon waa today Involved anew In legal, practical and academlo discussions as to whether the state's "home rule" amendment etm lived In the constitution of the common wealth. For the atatua of that amendment tn aectlon 3. article XI of the Ore gon constitution will determine In a great degree the procedure necessary to regulate the distribution and al of liquor within the etate. Opinions Differ. A teat case wilt be required to aet tle the controversy. 8ome legal au thorities Insist the local option law hoa been revived aa part of the horn rule amendment by the repeal of the bone dry laws. They Bay repeal of subsequent statutes gave new light to the older provision. Others, of equal legal standing, hold contrary opinion that the subsequent legisla tion automatically and permanently destroyed the controversial law. Dr. William 8. Knox, chairman of the committee appointed by Governor Meier to make recommendations on liquor control, ssld today the com mittee's plan, as flnslly drawn, 1 predicated on the condition that th home rule provlalon 1 sxtlnct. Th Knox plan calls for state-owned and operated dispensaries. Ths home rule provision supposedly gives the cities exclusive power to license, regulate. control, or to suppress or prohibit the sale of liquor. Klamath Opens Issue. The question was brought to ft definite lsaue by the action of th city of Klamath Falla In voting to establish city control of liquor. All those Interested In the matter ngree that a test case must b brought. But much controversy arises when the question Is put "how soon can such a test case bo instituted?" And this leads to a brand new con troversy whether federal prohibition was knocked from the constitution Tuesday by th addition of three statea to the wet column to give th necessary 30, or whether repeal be comea effective only after ratification on December 8. George Neuner, member of the Knox liquor committee, and former United Statea attorney for Oregon, said to day that some "respectable authori ties" contend that aa soon ss the last or the 38 ststes had Toted, the 18th smendment stood repealed. - Thes authorities, Neuner said, hold to this position on th ground that whll repeal will not be "formally proclaim ed" until December 8, repeal, never-. theleas. Is retroactive, as ol Novem ber 7. May Seek Permit Now. If that contention I supported. Neuner explained, a resident of Ore gon may now apply for a permit to distribute and sell hard liquor. Ac cordlngly, a test suit could be brought by the denial of a license, or by man damus to grant a license. Or. origi nal proceedings could be Instituted, before ths Oregon supreme court. At any rate. It la agreed by both sides In the legsl controversy, that If tha home rule provision Is upheld by the supreme court, only a Tote of th people csn erase It from the statute books.. It would be referred to th voters for ths May primary election. Meanwhile, with th legislature assem. bllng In apeclal session November 30. temporary legislation to cover th In tervening period probably could b arranged, It la ssld. SALEM, Not. . (AP) Stat of ficials her todsy agreed that th only action to determine th status of the "horn rule" provlalon of th state constitution and th eld local option laws was by a test esse be for the Oregon supreme court. It wss also believed by ail tnoa contacted that th 18th amendment cannot be repealed until the states ratlfvlrur convention are held in so states, th last on on December 8. Then th 18th amendment Is repealed by declaration by ths federal depsrt ment of state, and th Slat amend ment added to th United Stte con stitution. A test case could not b started befor that time, they held. No Opinion Asked. Attorney General I. H. Van Wlnkl. who has not yet handed down an opinion on th Issue nor had been requested for on by official statu torily qualified to make ucn a r nueat. declared In n address her several weeks sgo that the matter wss on for th court. He would not comment upon th rTlvai of laws repealed by th Anderaon dry law or the two constitutional liquor amendments following th expulsion of these latter set from th law books snd constitution. David OTrtara. legal counsel for th department of state, said hs be lieved th home-rul provlalon of th constitution was extinct. Th conflicting provision "!'h r hlbltlon amendments were repealed permsnently. he said, and th i repeal of th liquor amendments did not re vlve thea conflicting constitutional provision. Th horn rule provision gar cltle th exclusive right to regu late, license, or prohibit sale of In toxicating' liquors. Notice, Protect th biros Oet your "No Hunting. No Trespassing" signs at tb lob Department ot th Mall Trtbun J8-80 N. Orsp. 1