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PACE SEVEN You Can 't Afford to Miss the Buying Opportunities Listed Here ii ' WEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEPFOim OREGON, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 28. 1933. Why Not Try a Want-Ad? WUTl co mU jqui oome Want to jet rid 01 tew odds ena indj In Household (umisDings o you need coon 101 roui gar lent An inexpensive Want-AO m the Mall mount OlessUleo Page will tind the answer tc these and many othej perplexing sroblems. H re Are the Rates: Pet void rirei insertion (Minimum 26c) Bacb additional insertion, per word ' 1 lc (Minimum 10c) Per line per month, without rhaneea $130 75 Phone LOST AND FOUND FOUND Black leathTr key container OwneTmay have same by paylnB i for ad. Tribune office. "uHoIsteTntieller and 14 TAKEN Kit nu a n,a- mav hav t Guernsey cuw. w ,. I same bv paying ad and teed bl.l i Mrs. J. "Monla-Brownsboro. f LOST 11 dog missing, call loin- WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED To buy Holsteln cows. C. C. Hoover. WANTED Orohard cultivator. 00 i 500 feet 8 or 10-lnch wood pipe. Dixie Ranch. R. F. D. 2. Gran Pass, Oregon. 25-TON capacity custom mill at Jack sonville wants custom ore to run. Special rates. WANTED Used cars. Pay cash. Ht way Exchange, So. of Phoenix. ANTED To borrow el 200. Good security. Box 1574. Tribune. WANT TO BUY 1929 Ford Must be ' cheap. 333 W. Jnd. i EDOAB JOHNSON wants to buy your furs at the Peerless Market. U-14 No. Bartlett St. . WANTED Electric radio Must be ; reasonable. Box 268. muune. f ,4 WILL care for elderly sick eeople In y my home. Phone 437-21. WANTED Household goods, stoves, A tools or what nave you Medfoid ''j Bargain House. 37 N Grspe St Tel 1063 :, JUNK WANTED We pat caan toi JUNK, batteries ft RAUIAIOHS ALUMINUM BRASS. COPPER 4 unk of ail ' descriptions MEDFORD BAKOA1H HOU8E ' 37 No Orape rellOda WANTED Raw furs Prices advanced from 25 to 80. It will pay you to trap New and used traps lor S sale. Mcdford Bargain House. Med !' ford. Oregon. 37 North Orape St.. Phone 1062. FOR ItENT HOUSES FOR RENT 4-room unfurnished J house, close In. Inquire 1 141 8. Holly. I FOR RENT High-class furnished house. Res. B, Ideal Court, corner I Myrtle and Taylor Sts. Geo. Iverson. ! i FOR RENT 5-room furnished house; ' adulte. 508 Austin. ." FOR RENT 6-room modern burtg. : low, close In, completely furnished: ! also piano; all built-in features, 925 per month. W. H. Everhard. 3'.6 ; west 6th St. FOR RENT Small house. 801 N. Cen tral. 6-ROOM house for rent. Tel. 1658. FOR RENT 6-room modern furnlah- ed stucco house. Phone 279. FOR SALE 1400.00 or rent 810, 641 Pine. Brown and White or write ' owner, 1 Jarl, Boring. Oregon. HOMES FOR RBN'l Call 698 FOl RENT Homes, furnished or unfurnished. Brown & Wblt HOUSES 1,10. 813 60 and 816. water - paid, wood range Phone 106 FOR RENT 7-room modern borne. 8 bedrooms. O. A DeVoe. 633-J-3 ; 8-ROOM modern cottage, 813 90. 813 I So. Grape St. FOR RENT House, close in. Tel 319-Y fOR RENT 3-rcora furnished spt close in. 317 East Jackson or 749-Y FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS PLEASANT room, separate entrance, heat. 220 No. Oakdale. 6 NICELY furnished rooms, close to library. Very reasonable rent to right party. Wm. F. Campbell. 804 E. Main. SLEEPING room at Olorla Pan Apis. 375 8. Central. ATTRACTIVE room, separate ent 1 ranee: beat. 220 No Oakdale. FOR heated sleeping rooms call 1399-L ATTRACTIVE rooms 404 8 Orape TOR RENT ROOM AND BOARD BOARD AND ROOM St 716 B Main Rata very m-l-fu FOR EXCHANGE TOR TRADE Hsy for milk cows. R A. Settlemire, Central Point. 1 FOR TRADE Chev truck driven 11.000 miles, for late model sedan 1 S A Bower. Murphy. Oregon FOR SALE OR TRADE White Hectrtc j Boa Tnooaa, i FOR RENT MISCEtLANEOrS FOR RENT 8 A.. Improved: 4 mllej out; 3-room bouse. 330 Haven. BACHELOR cabin. 449 So. Front. STORE ROOM FO:-: RENT- . Jar. usry 7. store room nxl'J ivet. on Orape street, adjoining Mall Tribune Job Shop. Reasonable rent to rlgnt party. Apply at business office Mall Tribune. t OR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE or trade for Medford prop. erty; might buy business, box ojs, Cpquille, Ore. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE WHEN you think ol real estate, think of Brown a White. FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE Austral-White laying pul lets. See Geo. Webb at Lamport's. PURE Bronze tome. Cockersn's prize' stock, 5. Jesse Nell, Rt. 1, Ashland, FOR SALE LIVESTOCK ' FOR SALE Shoats. Leo Young, on Columbus off Stewart Ave. rei 7-F-4. FOR SALE POOS AND PETS PEDIGREED ROLLER CANARIES Wining singers; lasting gut; reas onable. Mrs. Jack Thrasher. Jack sonville. Phone 173. FOR SALE Boston Bull puppies make an Ideal Christmas present. Priced .reasonable. J. G. Cameron. Phone 437-W. i SPECIAL PRICE on all roller canaries. i Phone 203 Jacksonville. Mrs. Nellie I Finney. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Olds 1931 coach. Excel lent condition; driven less than 10.000 miles. Hot water heater. Prestone to 10 deg. below; good tires. Price MOO; terms. Phone 488-L. WOWI SUCH PRICESI CUT AGAIN For Instance: 1 Model 314 Cadillac 8 Sedan, '-45 Other Bargains 1 Stude 6 Sedan. 1 1933 Chev. DeLuxe Coupe. 1 1931 Ford Victoria. I 1929 Ford Tudor with Karl-K'.en EAKJN MOTOR CO. South Fir. FOR SALE 1929 Ford Roadster, good condition, license, 115. 1333 Wejt Main St. FOR QUICK SALE Model T Ford 610. Chev. Del. 825. Inquire 208 Clark or 33 N. Grape. HOLIDAY SPECIALS GOOD USED CARS All Prices Reduced. 30-Day Guarantee. 1931 Ford Victoria Coupe. 1928 Bulck LlgM 3-door Sedan. 1928 Pont lac 3-door Sedan. 1927 Chrysler 60 Sedan. 1929 Ford Coupe. 1930 Butck Spt. Coupe. 1927 Hudson Brougham. 1931 Chrysler 8 Coupe. Also a number of cars under MOO ARMSTRONG MOTORS, INC. 36 N. Riverside. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE By owner, high grade fur niture at bargain prices. 310 Haven St. FOR SALE Jonathan and Delicious apples, cheap. Bring boxes. Also walnuts. Fern Valley, R. DeWlt Or chard. FOR SALE Cedar posts, 13c. 33S fl Riverside. FOR SALE A day bed, 1 wicker baby cart, baby high chair. 10 doz. Cts canned fruits, sweetened. Tel. 1581 FOR SALE First cutting pure alfalfa In stack. John Newcomb, R. 3, Box 141, Medford. Ore. A RAINBOW garden of glads. iOO large No. 1 bulbs, not less than 40 varltles. Value $5 or more for 2.5G One Jumbo Plcardy free. F. H Reum. 922 South Oakdale. POR SALE Used sewing machines all makes: terms II desired AU makes rented and repaired White Sewing Machine Co. 34 N Bartlett FOR SALE Hungarian vetch seed Phone 633-J-4 APPLES from 30 to 75 oenU a box in small or large lots. O V. Myers Orchard. Phone 258-J. FOR BALE Gaa range and water beater in good condition, priced reasonable. Call 341-R-l. "PLANT FILBERTS TOR BIO PROF ITS Price smashed on high qual ity fruit trees, shrubs, roses and berry plants Drive to W. B Bar n urn's on Pacific Highway. 3 miles South of Medford or Phone 851-R-3 CARLTON NUIISERY CO- CARL TON, OREGON POH sand gravel, sediment, fertilizer end teaming Phone 018-J. FOR SALE CHEAP EASY TERMS A Dei co light plant. A 1-horse electric motor. A refrigerator, electric, A piano: a new oil burner. Commercial Finance Corporation Phone 31. FOR SALE All kinds of apple and pears. Joe Nsry ranch. Tel. 132-L HAY. whest. barley, rolled or ground C A DeVoe Phone 523-J-3 FOR SALEV Furniture, chair. taoe. beds. etc. 714 Welch St. off W Jackson. TOR 8 I.E MISCELLANEOUS WE HAVE BUYERS for Oold Prop er tie, both placer and 'ode. Send complete information to Harry 8 Fry & Com piny. 417 Divu BIdg. Portland. Ore MlS( KIXANEOt 8 I BUY cold and losn money Cecil jeaausj, ootoaz Fiont and Main. MISCELLANEOUS MONEY LOANED on typewriters and radios. Cecil Jennings, Main and Front. PURS cleaned, repaired and glased. Coats rellned. Medford Cash and Carry Cleaners. Phone 1700. OOLD BOUGHT Redden 8c Co. Get our new prices. BUSINESS OPCOHTV1N1ITIES FOR SALE Smsll grocery at Inven tory, to close estate. Phone 1387-R. 633 No. Central. BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON CO. ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title and Title Insurance. The only complete Title System in Jackson County. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstract ol Title. Title Insurance Room 3 and 5. No. 33 Nortb Central Ave upstairs. Expert Wlnotiw Cleaner. LET OEOROE DO IT Tel 1173 House cleaning Floo. Waxing Ori ental Rug Cleaning, specialty. Money to Lend. WE LEND MONEY ON FURNITURE AND LATE MODEL AUTOS Three per cent per month on un paid balance No other charges See W B. Thome 46 South Central ground floor Cratertan Theater B'.dg State License No 3-157 painting ana raperhaneinr. M A BUSS Painting and paper banging Tel &46-W 313 8 Orape Job Printing. MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT Beat equipped plant in southern Oregon. Printing ol ill kind: boon binding; loose -lea . Ledger, a n o blank, billing systems, duplicating cash sale slips and everything in the printing tines 38-30 N Orape Phone 75 - Transfer. REINKINO TRUCKING Co. Traua fer and storage We haul anything at a reasonable price. Ill No FLr 3 treat. Phone 333. BADS TRANSFER fit STORAGE CO. Office 10 16 No Central Phone 316 Prices right. Service guaranteed HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pack ers and movers Special livestock moving equipment crlces right 819 North Riverside Phone 1044-X LEGAL NOTICES Nolle? or Annual Meeting. The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Jackson County Build ing tfc Loan Association will be held at 126 East Main St., Medford. Oregon, Monday, January 8, 1934. at 7:30 p. m. O. C. BOGGS, Secretary. Summons. In the Circuit court of the State of Oregon in and for Jackson county. Jackson County Building and Loan Association, an Oregon building and loan corporation, Plaintiff, vs. Frank Roberta and Netta Roberta, husband and wife; L. H. Bellman, a single man; also all other persons or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or Interest In or to the real estate described in the Complaint on file herein, Defendants. To: L H. Bellman, a single man; also all other persons or parties un known claiming any right, title, es tate, lien or Interest in or to the real estate described in the Complaint on file herein: In the name of the State of Ore eon, vou and each of you are hereby required to appear and answer the Complaint of the Plaintiff on file herein against you, or otherwise 'plead thereto, within four 4) weeks from the date of the first publication of this Summons. You are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the Com plaint of the Plaintiff as required herein, or otherwise plead thereto. Plaintiff will take a Decree against you for the relief demanded in siid Complaint, which is succinctly stated as follows: A Judgment and decree foreclosing the Plaintiff's mortgage on property situated and being In the County of Jackson, State of Oregon, and de scribed ae follows, to-wit: Commence at a point 85 feet North of the Southeast corner of Lot 1, in Block 3. in Barr'a Addition 'o the Town (now city) of Medford, In said County and State, and ro-.i thence North 80 feet; thence wet 150 feet; thence South 80 feet: thence east 150 feet to the place of beginning. This Summons is published in the Medford Mail Tribune. Medford, Ore gon, by order of the Honorable H. D. Norton. Judge of the above entitled Court, duly made on the 37th day of November, 1933. The date of the ftrst publication -f this Summons 1 -he 7th day of De cember, 1933. BOOGS AND BENOTSON. Attorney for Plaintiff. 126 East Main Street, Medford, Oregon. Notlre to Creditors. In the County Court of the State of Oregon, in and for the County of Jackson. In the Matter of the Estate of John Barneburg, deceased. Notice is hereby given that tne undersigned hss been appointed by the Hon. Earl B. Day. Judge of the above entitled Court, ss Executrix of said estate, and ha duty qualified, according to law: all persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present same, with proper vouchers, and duly verified according to Isw, at the office of T. W. Miles, attorney for the undersigned In the Jackson County Bank bulldlrw in the City of M.dford. Oregon, within H month from the date hereof. Det.d and first published Decemoer 14th, 1933. NETTIE A. BARNEBURG. Executrix of the Estste of John Barneburg. deceased. Mae ttest to Tllame, LANCA8TER. Pa (UP) The fact that girls at the Mlllersvllle State Teachers college are becoming bigger and heartier eaters Is attributed to "the Mae West Influence-' by Aaron E. Palmer, steward at the college. (OUNTT Reese Creek REESE CREEK. Dec. 38 (Spl Home and School association met at the Reese creek school December 15. Plans were made for the Christ mas program December 33. Mr. and Mrs. Wtlford Jack gave a birthday dinner for their daughter, Mary, December 15. It was a pleas ant surprise when their daughter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hannaford from Tat ash Island ar rived in time for dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Hannaford are spending the holidays here. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kluge and children who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hatfield left December 19 for Denver, Colo. Mr. and Mr. F. V. Barrett were dinner guest December 17 of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Erlckson. Girls Busy Bee club met Decem ber 16. The afternoon was spent tn mnklng Christmas candles and sew ing. Mr. and Mrs. E. Leigh were shop ping In Medford December 18. Mr. and Mrs. Hurbert Halght and family left December 21 for Cali fornia to visit friends and relatives over the Christmas vacation. Mrs. Jack Grow visited December 19 at Mrs. Theodore Rein's. Mr. and Mrs. Roy BUderback were in Medford on business December 20. Derby Derby, Dec. 28. fSpl., Almost every resident of the community shopped In Medford during the week and all spoke of the general trend toward prosperity. The streets and business houses were thronged with holiday shoppers and a spirit of cheerfulness prevailed. The largest holiday event here was held at the school house Friday evening in the form of a nice pro gram, consisting of plays and sing ing. The children showed ability and much training on the part of the teachers. An interesting feature was the tree and clever room decorations. The usual exchange of gifts was made and after Santa had distrib uted the treats the gym was opened for games. Meeting held at Mr. and Mrs. Eldred's was called in response to complaint entered against the dances held at the gym. As few were able to attend, the matter was dis cussed and It was decided to set January 8 at 7:30 p. m., for a meet ing and it Is hoped the entire dis trict will be at the gymnasium to express their opinion. Community has planned a New Year's party at Mr. and Mrs. Slmonds at Coker Butte Saturday night. More thorough Information can be had from Murl Deen. Every one la In vited. Mrs. Blgham, mother of the teacher, Misses Grace and Ruth and their two brothere, all of Sams Val ley, were present for the program Fri day night. Inventory blanks, In small or large quantities, Commercial Printing Dept. Mall Tribune or phone 75. (If .ail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Bird ussd for food t. Carpentars' tools 10. Box 14. Seat of the University of Mains 15. Set if three H. In this place 17. Places for storing water 19. Flower 20. Devour 21. Merely 22. Aromatic seed 23. Inventor of the sewing machine U. Keg dish 26. Dinner course 29. Impels 32. Improves 84. 'laying cards Large serpent 28. Sell 39. Card game 41. Ache 42. Finish 43. Father 44. Craving for liquid 4. Witness 41. South Ameri can moun tains 49. Wading birds 62. Pointed tools E4. Resume Easy xalt 17. Statute Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle E. KJ pea S"rfl ART M ry ePt Tmer s r"Y"Y'A - - Ili D RTHJr A E A L o e RT PjA den L I TBTlpMM AS K n ojo s l am in ate AL AIIeT O U B HAssjG Afr spMi t SO. English school l. Surrender 64. Helps BS. Above? Kfi. Jury list 67. foil vena eS. Forbids 69. Paid out DOWN 1. Central part 2. Open court 3. Pillar 4. United 5. And not I. Pelted with rucks 3 3 A 3 17 16 17 WM I" z 's iiiiiiif:i i 'i n2 yrr, 'Mi m''M x Ml. - i-- sh shm. tMiiA -Mr I -ii UUuL 54 wEJl lilLll. 7 ' I I I wm 1 I I mP 111 "1.1 Beagle BEAGLE, Dec. 28. (Spl.) School children put on the following pro gram at the school house Friday even ing under the instruction of Miss Anderson and Mis B re wold, Welcome. L. M. Sweet; play. A Christmas Dream." eight of the high er grades: reading. Mr. Lucas; Christ mas Pantomime, higher grades; read ing. Harriet Smith from Ashland; song, "When Good Old Kris Conies Around." Ina Pearl Lucas: play, 'The Toy Men." lower grades. Santa Claus treated all the children with a bag of candy and nuts and a large orange. Mr. and Mrs. Lair of Agate spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Moon and came to Sunday school. They sang a song which was en Joyed by all. Mr. and Mrs. Zuck and daughter Fayora spent Sunday and Christmas day visiting at the Ayrea home In Central Point. Rev. Iverson attended Sunday school here and delivered the Christ mas message last Sunday. Orleen Blaine la spending the holi days in Medford visiting with her father. Clinton Blaine. , Fayora Zuck spent the letter part of the week vlstlng at the Edler and Sanderson homes. The Zucks expect to leave for Arizona Wednesday. Holiday guests at the Blschoff home are Harriet Frey of Medford, Alfred Haynes of Ashland and Robert Pepple of Klamath Falls. Flossie Case came home Sunday to spend Christmas with her folks after staying near Medford for several weeks. Mrs. Brewold. daughter and son. of Medford, attended our Christmas pro-, gram Friday evening and were ac companied home by Irene Brewo'.d. primary teacher, to spend the holi day. Miss Anderson, higher grade teach er, will spend her vacation in Ash land. School will reopen January 2. Member of the Friendly Neighbors met at the Fritz Edler home Satur day to fill the candy sacks with home made candy. They played game after the sack were filled and enjoyed a lunch. Grandma Park 1 up and around again after several week serious Ill ness. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sanderson and family and Harriet Frey sp;nt Christ mas day at the M. F. Young home in Willow Springs. Mrs. Claudie Ferrler of Ogden, Utah, Is spending the holidays with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Seeg mlller and family and other relatives Jn the valley. Otto Frey spent Christmas day at the Edler home. The Blaine family spent Christmas day in Medford with Mrs. Blaine' daughter's family, the Spark. Harriet Frey of Medford and Everett Young of Wlilow Springs spent the first of the week visiting t the San derson home. Friendly Neighbor .gave a commun ity dinner December 34 and had a Christmas program, after which treats were given out. Christmas service was omitted on account of Rev. Mil lard being In Portland with hi wife, who 1 In the hospital there. Sunday afternoon callers at the San Cross-Word Puzzie 26. Rescue 27. So bs It 23. Give for tem porary uas , 30. Garden Imple ment 3L Congealed water 33. Stakes for roasting meat 35. Poet 3. French rivsr 37. Insects 40. Heaweed 41. Fastens 43. Meat dish 45. Masculine nickname 46. Concerning T. South Ameri can animals 49. Fatty part of milk AO, Knot again fiL Positive electric pole KH. Dampen tfi. Volcanic matter S. Undone ft". Niriow roafl 61. ICgvptlan total disk 19. Part o( a aho 61. Central por tion of an ear of corn 62. Prosperous periods 63. Fold over on f. Seed covering I. Touch and inewy I. Dlstrprts signal 10, Gleams 11. Dancer 12. Go up- 13, Place In posi tion aesin IS. Solemn promlsa 5J. City In Inwa 33. Cards held at a deal 54. Peculiar 26. Open derson home were Ruby Schuls and ; John Yaunra.. "i Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Walker and 1 family spent Christmas day at the , Jesse Walker home. j Medford visitors Saturday were Mrs. i Zuck, Hershell Harper, Vernon Har- j per and Joe Sprouse. I Mr. and Mrs. Sakratda and family , of Phoenix spent Sunday at their farm here with their son Leo. Mr, and Mr. Milton Sanderson spent Christmas with Mrs. Sander son' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hamlin, on Reese creek. Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Abbott of Modoc Orchard on the arrival of a girl, born Friday evening. Phoenix PHOENIX. Deo. 38. (Spl.) A Olrl Scout Christmas party was held Fri day afternoon at Mr. W. E. Poling'. A tree and games were enjoyed. Pop corn balls and Santa Clauses were distributed. A Christmas party wa given at the Presbyterian church Saturday af ternoon for all children of the cradle roll, the primary and Junior depart ments of the Sunday school. About forty little folks gathered for the party and a good time was enjoyed by all. Schools will reopen here January 2. Thursday club held it annual Christmas pnrty, entertaining their husbands, Saturday night at the Grange hall. Prizes for high score were won by Matthew Barkley and Mabel Stancllffe. Consolation prize was won by Fred Hallgren. Phoenix Grange met Tuesday mith 41 member and three viator pres ent. The visitors, Mr. and Mrs. Spen cer of Eagle Point, and Ray Maust of Santa Rosa, Cal., all spoke. Obli gation In the first and second de grees were given seven new members, Mr. and Mr. Vance Wolgamott, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Woods, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marshall and Miss Evelyn Kuudson. Lecture hour program was presented by officers of the Orange. Master and Overseer, as Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus, distributed popcorn balls to all. Refreshment were served by the Home Economics committee, which committee also presented Mas ter O. C. Maust with two birthday cakes in honor of his birthday. Ta bles were prettily decorated with smalt fir tree, sprays of holly, can dies and red crepe paper. Next meeting, January 0, new offlcera will fill the chairs and the committees for the ensuing year appointed. Third and fourth degree teams will initiate eight members. A hobo supper will be enjoyed at the next meeting. Each person is asked to bring a napklu in which they have two arti cles of food, as two sandwiches or two pieces of cake, etc. Third and fourth degree teams will practice on January a. Special service are being planned for December 81 at the Presbyterian church. Christian Endeavor societies will meet from 8 to 0 instead of at the usual time. Following this a social hour will be In charge of the Ladles' Aid society and games and recreational stunt will be In charge of Grace DeVrles. Following this singing will be enjoyed, which will lead up to a short church service with a communion service at mid night. Installation service for the Neigh bors of Woodcrart will be held at the Grange hall at 8 o'clock January 4 and will be opened to membera of the order only. . Several Christmas dinners were en Joyed In this community, where fam ilies and friend gathered. Mr, and Mrs. J. V. Vlall spent the day with their daughter, Mrs. Sanden. at Jack sonville. Mrs. Joe Furry and sons spent Christmas with Mr. and Mr. Boby Furry and Mr. and Mrs. Mat thew Barkley and daughter, Susanna, were guest at Thornstona' In Med ford. Mr, and Mrs. F. A. Denser, Lee Denser, Howard Denser, Mr. and Mra. George Drake of tats community, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Vost and family of Medford were guests of Mr. and Mra. Elden Corthell at Aiwhland. On Christmas evening all gathered at Mr. and Mra, George Drake'. Miss Agnes Colver Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred Aiken and Mr. and Mrs. Aubry Furry at San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Thornton of San Francisco are visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry Young, here. Mrs. Ida Lock wood entertained at dinner for Mrs. Cora Morgan, Dr. and Mrs. Miller and Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Webster. Mrs. L. O. Caster was hostess at a family dinner Christmas. Guests were Mrs. Mary Ellison, O rover Med ley and son Grover, Jr.. and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Edwards and Jay Otese of Medford; Mr. and Mr. Tom Caster and sons, Otto and Norman, of Beagle, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Burleson and daughter, Shirley, of this community. Ray Maust, who 1 attending school at. Santa Rosa, Cal., Is spending Christmas vacation with his parents here. Mrs. C. A. Pickle wa hostess at a family dinner Sunday at which her son and daughter and their families were present. Berth old Hearn and son, Bobble, and Miss Barbara Sim of Portland were guests of Mr. and Mr. A. H. Hearn Christmas. Bobble will remain here for a time after his father and aunt return to Portland. Miss Dorrta Holmes of Spokane, with her sister, Is spending a few days with Mr. ajid Mrs. Pipes here. Mrs. Cora Morgan was guest of Mr. and Mr. A. W. Shepherd Sun day. Mra. Edmona Anderson was hostess at dinner Christmas. Present were: Mr. and Mr. Donnld Anderson and son Ssmmte. Karl Anderson, Norman Anderson, Mrs. Donna Oraffls and Miss Addle Barneburg and Fred Bar-: neburg. Mr. Barnum, Mr. and Mrs. Ber thold Barnum and family and Mrs. IV n Hilton and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. JtVin Gsmmlll Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Caster and Klva Caster spent Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pruett'a on the Crater Lake highway. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Standard and dauutr ox Grant Pass, Mia KU0 Roosevelt, Stalin Share Estate Of San Pedro Radical SAN PEDRO. Cal., Dec. 38. (UP) Joseph Stalin, dictator of Soviet Russia, a nd President Roosevelt were bequeathed 41000 each In the will of L. G. McBur ney. J5, who died here today. MrBurney lived alone In his own home and had been 111 two weeks from a heart ailment. Police, who said he was known for his communistic leadings, found the will when searching ills effects. The will left a I to each of his four children. Mae Standard of Portland, Alva El liott of Lakevlew and Mr. and Mrs. J. O. N. Poling and daughters of this community were guests of Dr. and Mr. Standard Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Quackenbuah were hosts at a family dinner Christ mas at which 15 were present. Mr. and Mrs. Harotd Crowell and children were guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Sheets Christmas. Miss Lottie Watklns was the guest of her sister, Mrs. R. E. Snider, of Medford. Mr. and Mds. J. W. Watklns were host at large gathering Christmas. Present were Mr. and Mrs. George McClain, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wat klns and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Watklns, Mr. end Mrs. Judd and Mr. and Mrs. Chet Bourne. Eld re n Colver, who Is principal of the Oold Beach grade school, 1 spending the Christmas vacation with his parents here. TRAIL. Dec. 28. (Spl.) Sunday school at the Mission gave a Christ mas program Sunday morning. There was a good attendance. Trail, Shady Cove and Hatchery schools are enjoying a week's vaca tion. Shady Cove school gave a Christ mas program the evening of Decem ber 22. Quite a large number of young folk from here attended the Christ mas, program in Medford Sunday eve ning at the Full Gospel church. Mr. -and Mra. Wash Hughes of Roseburg were guests of her slater, Mrs. Ralph Watson, over Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Tucker and son, W liber, drove to Yreka. Decem ber 23, to spend Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pick and family. Mr. and MrsJ Clarence Bates of Medford were dinner guests Christ ma of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Blaeaa. Mrs. Bate and Mr. Blaess are brother and sister. Mr. and Mr. Harry Merrlman and I sons spent Christmas at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hammond's at Willow Springs. Mrs. Merrlman and Mrs, Hammond are sister. Mr. and Mr. Porter and daughter and family spent Christmas at Mr. and Mr. Bill Burke'. Wllmer Ragsdale visited Christmas day with .his brother, Wees, who Is still in the Community hospital In Medford. Mrs. Lily Saltzman of Medford and Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Hutchinson and daughter, Shirley, of Klamath Falls were guest over the week end and for Christmas day of Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Hutchinson. Ladles of the Engle Point Grange met at Mrs. Alice Merrlman' for an all-day meeting December 27. They had a covered dlah lunch at noon and later a Christmas gift exchange. All reported a good time. December 24, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Ash entertained the following guest at dinner: Mr. and Mra. Irvln Howe and daughter, Wanda: Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Ash of Medford and Wayne Ash. Christmas day, Mr. and Mrs. How ard Ash and children, Wanda Howe and We-yne Ash, were guest at Mr. and Mr. Ash's for dinner. December 24 a family reunion was held at Mr. and Mrs. Charley Frye's. The Isrge gathering Included Grand ma Frye, Charley Frye, Earl Frye and little daughter, Donna May Frye. Mrs. J. R. Hughes of Agar, Cal ., ta spending a week here with her husband and little on. Mr, and Mrs. Ray Brtggs, who were married recently, were treated to a charivari at her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Wells, December 28. There were 34 guests present. Mr. and Mrs. s, Dlt worth were guest at the Irven Howe home De cember 28. Albert A be It of San Diego Is spend ing the .holidays with Mr. Sim. Mr. and Mr, h. Proctor and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kuhn were dinner guests at the Olenn Howard home Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Crofford spent Christmas in Phoenix with relatives. PORTLAND. Dec. 38 OP) Receipt totaling d4.378 from the sale of tim ber and rental of gracing land In na tional forest will be shared by Ore gon count lea m which the forest He. This sum, the federal foreet service here said, represent 25 per cent of the total received by the government during the fiscal year. The money will be used by the sev eral counties for school and road support. ANNOUNCE SCHOOL SUPT. CANDIDACY PORTLAND, Or., DM. J8 (API In on of the first definite an noHnrem.nts of candidacy for state office to he made In one advance of the 104 elections, J, W. Leonhardt of U Orande declared here he will file for the Democratic nomination for state superintendent of public Instruction. Tor QUICK ieloIl"beli'very 8er ic. moo tlS, Bsdj Transfer. - 'f . t Trail SET DESTINED AS NEW YORK, Dec. 58 (API Anne Lindbergh, "commercial wireless op. erator, third class," Is going to have a place of her own In the Lindbergh saga as It Is preserved for posterity by the American museum of natural history. The museum curators were getting ready today to place on exhibit the 70-pound wireless transmission set by which Mrs. Lindbergh esslited her husband to fly safely the 30.000 miles of their recent aerial surrey. The little set goes Into the muse um as part of the equipment of Col. Charles A, Lindbergh's plane, which he presented to F. Trubee Davison, museum director. Professional "key pounders" from the Arctic to t,he equator, who picked out of the air the unfailing mes sages from the t Lindbergh plane, enrly hailed "Operator Anne" as a respected member of their fratern ity. Hugo C. Leuterltc, chief of Pan American airways' communication system, who constructed the equip ment, called her performancea "un precedented." Anne's outstanding achievement was her communication over 6,100 miles with Miami Immediately arter the takeoff at Bathurst. British West Africa, and her hourly contact with the North American continent dur ing the flight over the South Atlan tic to the landing base w Natal, Brazil. - IS MOURNED BY ENTIRE VILLAGE COLUMBIA. S. 0., Dee. 88. (AP) This quiet city turned today from Its routine for the funeral of 19-year-old Hubbard H. Harrle. Jr, while police sought a motive for hit brutal slaying Saturday. Several thousands stood silently In the pews and aisles of the Shandon Preebyterlan church during the ser vices. Then ten members of the boy's sandlot football team acted ss hon orary pallbearers for their captain, a "regular guy" whose cheerful course through life was cut short by an Iron bar allegedly swung by a kidnaper. Fellow student, of Hand Junior high school attended the rites In a body, their young faces tense. Mer chants closed their stores and busi ness csme to a pause. The force of public sentiment meanwhile lent Impetus to the In vestigation of the killing. Officer! assembled bits of evidence In an ef fort to piece out the purpose of the crime. Behind the gray atone walls of the South Carolina -state penitentiary Robert H. Wiles, 49-year-old Jobless mechanic, and overseas veteran, whom officers said signed a confes sion that ha battered the boy to death with an Iron pipe, steadfsstly maintained that he was employed to abduct the youth by John Ruehton. former employe of the Home Stores. Inc., of which the slain boy's father Is vice-president. DEBT IS REDUCED SALEM, Dec. 38. (API Oregon'i stste highway debt has been reduced 13,088,250 since 1B35 and will be reduced 3, 175,000 next year, Vie state highway department an nounced. The present outstanding debt Is 28.941,7(0. Most new construction since 1935 has come from federal moneys and highway revenues. Few bonds were Issued. The state highway bond Issue pro gram began In 1917, going rapidly In sis years to the 39,000.000 point. Bonds touting 678,000 were paid off December 1. 1933. , Field Mnnhsl Pie, VIENNA, Dee. 38. f AP) Field Marshal Alexander Von Krobatln, 14, Austria-Hungary's minuter of war difrlng the world war, died today. He was the last surviving field mar thai of the world war period, t Card of Thank,. We wish to express our sincere; thsnks to all kind mends who have .Misted and cheered us In our be resvement In the death of our hue bsnd snd father, eapeclslly do ft wish to express our thsnks to the singers snd the beautiful floral offer ings. Mr,. August Bonln, Mr. and Mrs. R. Knowlton. Broken windows (laced Bf Trowbridge Cabinet Works. mm i our Car -mil
