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MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUXE, MEDFORD, OREGON. THURSDAY. 'AUGUST 16. 1931. PAGE ELEVEN' W Hill AW M MARKET PLACE FOR THE BARGAIN SEEKERjH Bead avery s-d 00 this page 00 Kill probably rlno exactly the thin, on want to tu ot sell ... II I' isn't there, adver tlM . . . '" ,neI" pensive, effective pt word first insertion. (Minimum 35c) Each additional Ineertion. - nar word . (Minimum 10c) Par Una per month, without copy change elJe Phone 75 FOE WANT A.D8 LOST AND FOPNP LOST Man'a tan Steson hat. on Mid way road near Four Corners station. k Reward. C. M. Cooper, Rt. 1, Box 340, Central Point. SsTToy"l3oston Bull; dark brlnd'e. some white on lace: male. Reword. Tel. 1565-L or 715 Narregan. IXJST Kodak on eummlt of Slskl- yous, between Klamath river ond Beaver creek. Notify Dr. WUaon- LOST If dog missing, call 1616 WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Competent girl to care for child from 6 to 10 p. m. Steady Job. Apply 712 W. 4th St.. mornings. WANTED Silddleaged woman for housework. Board and room, 10 ' month. Box 2691. Tribune. MALE OR FEMALE WANTED Cafe. . Cook. Apply Diamond WANTED SITUATIONS RELIABLE girl wants housework or care of children: go home nights. Box 2733, Tribune. CHILDREN cared for In my home. 840 E. 9th. EXPERIENCED comptometer opera tor desires work of any kind. Oflice ' work preferred. Mrs. F. M. Mlddn dortf. Rt. 4. Medford, care Mrs. Woody. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS EMPTY furniture van going to Baker, Ore , Aug. 21. Wants load for there or way points. Hawley Transfer. Phone 1044-X. WANTED Boy's bicycle. Must be chesp and in good condition. Call at 1036 Reddy Ave. WANTED Feed grinder that 2-h p. electric motor will pull. Talent Feed Store. WANTED Ledge or placer ground to operate on royalty basis. Box 2697, Tribune. WANTED 2nd hand goods and Junk Pate, 1606 Prune St. Phone 547-L. WANTED 2nd hand furniture. We buy. sell and trade. Berrydale 2.id Hand Store, 1603 N. Riverside. Te. 266. t (WANTED TO RENT Two room furn ished house in city limits ol mco- ford. Must be cheap, box sub. atari Tribune. FURNITURE re-upholstered. Phone 869-R. Tblbault. WANTED Wool, mohair, hides and pelta See us before you sell Wool bags and twine for sale Medford Bargain Bouse, 27 N. Orape 8t P,bone 1062 WANTED Household good stoves tools or what nave you. Medford Bargain Bouse. 27 N Orape St. Tel 1062. WANT TO BUY 1929 Ford. Must be cheap 833 w and WANTED TO BUY 10-ton mlU or more, crusher, amalgamator Advise price and where can be aeen. 417 Davis Bldg.. Portland. Ore. JUNK WANTED We pay cash toi JUNK BATTERIES AND RADIATORS ALUMINUM BRASS. COPPER and unk ot all description. MED FORT BARGAIN HOUSE 27 No. Orape. Tel 1062 WILL care tor elderly tick people u 'ay-flay aome Phone 437-X 'wANTED Warrant. Redden & Oo FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT 8-room furnished houwe. Tel. 432-W or oall at 8 South Orange St. after 6 p. m. FOR RENT 2-room furnished house. Inquire Bakers eervio etainn, Jacksonville highway. FOR RENT Hornet furnished oi unfurnished Brown & Wait FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Furnished apartment Durell. 329 No. Holly Phone 1232-W FOft RENT If'urnUhed apt Hotel Holland. FOR RENT One-room apartment Phone 7S3-M. FURNISHED APTS Completely reno- vated; hardwood rloora. tl'.e. FrlgM. aire: 4 room. Ho'.iy Apt., 138 No. Holly. FOR RENT FURNISHED R00M9 ROE rtnicnep:ng rooms, 81 50 per week. 637 No. Central. FOB RENT FURNISHED ROOMS ATTRACTIVE room. aeparaM en trance. 220 N. Oakdale. FOR RENT Sleeping room. Im perial. 30 No. Front. FOR RENT ROOM BOARD RATES very moderate at 716 K- Main ATTRACTIVE rooma 404 8 Orapa. FOR EXCHANGE TRADE Ford ton truck and Dod?e roadster, lor cattle. Inquire. Ba kera Service Station. J'vllle Kwy. FOR SALE Young turkeya or will trada in on lata model automobile (Coupa preferred ) Floyd Maharry. Talent. Ore. FOR EXCHANGE 1929 model A Ford aedan and 3 lota In Medford for late model Ford V-B. TeL 407-Y EXCHANGE Furn. re-upholstering for lumber, wood, flan polea and reela. Phone 869-R. FOR SALE OR TRA1E White electric sewing machine for light sedan Boa 638. Tribune. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TRADE Five acres In cherries end peaches, with beauti ful home. White Box 308, Beau mont, Calif. FOR TRADE 5-rm. modern Ashland home. 518 So. Oakdale. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 24 acrea on Bear Creek, 1 mile from Medford. Wll sell In small tracts. Mrs. Phlpps, 1102 No. Riverside. HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT Jack son Co. Bldg. & Loan Assn. Tel. 195. 53 ACHES near Applegate P O : 11 A cultivation, free water right; bal ance timber; Improvement. Paul Erdman. Applegate, Ore. WHEN you think ot real estate, chink ot Brown St WD tie. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Good 1929 Dodge panel truck. Phone Ashland 120. 1034 Ford V8, long wheelbaae truck, run lesa than two month. 1932 Nash Sedan; a real buy. Other cars and trucks to select from. WALTER W. ABBEY. INC. Nash, Lafayette, Graham, Willy and International Trucks Sales and Service. 123 S. Riverside. Phone 303. BUYSIN USED CARS Bulck 6-passenger $150 00 1B30 Whippet Roadster 150 00 Studebaker Sedan .. 250.00 Dodge Fruit truck 150.00 Chevrolet Touring 25.00 STUDEBAKER SALES AND SERVICE FOR SALE 1929 Chevrolet; good shape; new tires; 22o. 1927 Chev rolet underslung sport roadster, 100. Box 2816, Tribune. 1029 BUICK Spt. coupe, run only 16.000 miles. Will take car In trade and give terms. See Mrs. Wester lund ot Holland Hotel. 1927 Chevrolet Coupe. 1928 Chevrolet Coach. 1933 Pontlac, 4-door aedan, excel lent shape, good tires, runs like new. f 1934 Pontlac 4-door sedan, new car guarantee; aubatanttal dis count. SKINNER'S GARAGE 143 S. Riverside. USED CAR BARGAINS 30-DAY WRITTEN GUARANTEE 1931 Chevrolet Coupe. 1930 Chevrolet Sedan. 1929 LaSalle Coupe. 1927 Chev. 2-door Sedan. 1931 La Salle Sedan. 1933 Plymouth sedan: 6 wire wheels ARMSTRONO MOTORS. INC. 38 N. Riverside. TERRAPLANE AND HUDSON demon strators at a substantial discount Trade and term. Eakln Motor CO.. next to Western Auto Supply. FOR SALS DOGS PETS KITTENS to give away. Olelm Ranch, Talent. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK GENTLE SADDLE HORSE for sale cheap. Phone 529-L before 7 p. m. FOR SALE 6 milk cow, cheap; 1 mne west oi wesiside cnooi, Mil lard. FOR SALE Work horses: some broke and some unbroken. Phone 1277-X. FOR SALE 2 cows, one Just fresh M L. Hartley, Phone 9-F-5. TWO JERSEY heifers, coming fresh In spring, and coming 2-year-old colt. Priced reasonable. Inquire at W. B. Medley's, Rt. 4. Box 156. Mediord. FOR SALE- Preab oowe. Adolf Schuitz. Beagl. Or. PUKE Bronze torn. Cocseran's prize lock 13 Jesse Nell Rt I Aahlno FOR 8ALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Kentucky Wonder atrlng bean. Dora E. Smltn, Anderson Ranch, 1 mile west Talent school house. FOR SALE Petite prune, 3c. Ham rick road, off Midway 1 mite west a;rport. John Hamrlck. FOR SALS Enameled Kalamazoo rane, used one year; half price. Larc circulating heater; redwood tank, 2.i00 gals. Will exchsnge for wood R. H. Osy, oold Hill. FOR SALE Altai!, and clover hay; 13 excellent Jervy cows. Telephone Eagle Point 11X41. Jas. A. Wood. ORAND PIANO NEW MODERNISTIC MODEL Just received from factory In east. Something entirely new in design. Now on display at Baldwin Piano Bhoppe. FOR rEW DAYS ONLY Filling dirt cheap. Phone 1534-Y. OOOD Elberta Peacher. le lb. Bring oontalne.-a. 837 Franquette St. FUK SALE rMXiry ionic neips nens , tliru the moult. Monarch Seed at I Feed Co. FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Elbert and Carmine peaches. Bring containers. Chaa. E Gray, 2 mllea north of CI old Hill on highway. FOR SALE LeOeare Poultry Worm Powder Mix It in feed Treat flock collectively. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. FOR SALE Tomatoes, lo lb. Bring containera. Davis, a mile over Buckshot H1U follow Sprlngbrook signs. FOR SALE Fruit wrapa. Monarch Seed 4e Feed Co, FOR SALE Fine large Elbertaa and Mulr peaches, 2c lb. C. C. Clemens, 203 Vancouver. Phone 1016-L. FOR SALE PEACHES Tuscan clings and J. H. Hale. Dolpn Phlpps. Cra ter Lake highway. FOR SALE Peach - tomato crate. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. BUNGALOW PIANO, partly paid for. will sell for balance owing: easy terms. Baldwin piano Shoppe. GOOD used piano, 885. Tht t a real bargain. Baldwin Piano Shoppe. FOR SALE Underwood portable, like new. 316 So. Peach St. Tel. 972-X. FOR SALE Peaches. Those big non Irrigated Elbertas. R. R. Ouches, Griffin creek. Phone 857-L. FOR SALE CHEAP A Hotpolnt elec tric range In very good condition. Call 641-H. FOR SALE Washed Seckela for can ning purposes, 2c lb. Bring con tainers. Southern Oregon Sales. FOR SALE Baled straw, 36c bale while in the field. E. H. Nleder nieyer. Phone 697-R-l. FOR SALE Tomatoes, lo lb: water melons, l'ic lb.; cantaloupes, 95c dozen; Damson plums, 3l,c lb.; cu cumbers, 50o lug; prunes, 1, 2 and 3c. F. S. Carpenter, J'vllle Hgwy. FOR SALE Fruit canning tins, No. 31,,, t Hubbard's. EXTRA FANCY ELBERTA PEACHES. 2c. Bring container. Lyman ranch, north Gold Hill, Sams Valley road. Limited supply. TIER WOOD Dry fire, pine, oak and laurel, on ground or delivered. Tel. 722. FOR SALE Dairy fly spray, 90c gal lon In your container. Monarch Seed it Feed Co. FOR SALE Vetch for cover Monarch Seed ds Feed Co. PEACHES for sale on A. N. Wright place west of Phoenix. Bring con tainers. TUSCAN CLING PEACHES for can ning plentiful thla week at Wa), nutmere, 1 to 3c. E. E. Foas, Talent. TOMATOES No. ones. $1.50 cwt. at farm or delivered In town. Stewart Ave. at Orchard Home Drive. Phone 4-F-12, C. J. Logan. FINEST GRADE WESTERN OIL n your car, 10c quart; In your can. 36c gal.: bbl. lots, 3UC lou' PURE PENNSYLVANIA oil, from Bradford crude, In your oar, 20c quart; In your can, 62c gal.; 5 gals. $300. SUNRISE SUPER SERVICE STATION. PEACHES H. C. Best. Phone 839-R-2. FOR SALE; Siberian and Transcer.d ant crabapplea, also plum at Wing Orchards. FOR SALE Sugar prunes. Phone FOR SALE Equity In house. Call 8.9 Haven. FOR BALE Grain, oats and barle; baga. Medford Bargain House, 27 N. Orape St. Phone 1063. FOR SALE Canning peaches. Bert Stancllff, Phcenll. FOR SALE Mulr peaches. No. 1 qual ity, 2ic. R. c. Ward, Tel. 10-F-ai. ALL MAKES of washing machines re paired. Flck'a Hardware, 131 West Main. FOR SALE rjed sewing machine ail make; term tl desired All makes rented and repaired White Sewing Machine Co. 34 N Bartlett. MISCELLANEOUS DENTISTRY Dr. I Oore 338 t Main. BOAT. TRAILER. Cash Register. Add ing Machine. Typewriter. Boots Shoes, Hunting-Fishing Equipment 81? North Riverside GRAIN SACKS Jsckson County Feed Co. 4tb and Bartlett St. OOOfl examined free, Dr. Stone. tb and Bartlett. BUSINESS CHANCES COFFEE ANN'S FOR SALE. 100 AND light car tn good running order buys best paylns service sta tion on Redwood highway, near Keroy, account atckne. Oolden Rule service. FOR SALE HI-Way Inn cat and equipment. Rent 813 SO month Oold Hill. Ore. BUSINESS DIRECTORY JA h CO. ABS1HAC1 CO. Abstract Jl ntu and Title tnauranoa rn only oomplet fill 6 y a t a m in Jackson county. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO Abstract of title. Room f and 8. No. 83 North Central Ave. upstair. Rlalto Phon 1816-Y. ftall Paper Cleaning. WALL-PAPER CLEANINO. le pet si ft Ur Black 810 It Bartlett JOHN H LOCK-Psinting nd oeo.r. sting (Mailt? work si lower price Ph. 9JJ-R. Re. 134 King. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Money to Lend MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE, CARS ETC- Prompt service and le gal rate W B THOMAS. 45 e CentraL State lloense No 8 167. Painting and Fancfnangtng M. A. BLISS Painting and paper hanging Tel 646 W a.S d Orapa Expert tvinanw ctranera LET OEOROE DO IT rl, 1172 Houaa Cleaning. Floor Waxing. Ori ental Rug Cleanlug speolalty. BADS TRANSFER & STORAGE OO -Offloa 1016 Ho 3entrJ Phone 818 price right. jterVv guaranteed HAWLEY TRANSFER - Expert pack era and muvera Speolal llveetocx moving equipment Prioat nfbt 619 North Riverside Phone 1044-X PERSONAL REV. EVELYN MARSHALL spiritual readings dally. 315 So. Riverside. LEGAL NOTICES Notice to Crcdlturs. Notice la hereby given, that the undersigned has. by order of the county court ot the State of Oregon for Jackson County, been duly ap pointed Executrix of the Estate of David I. Phlpps, deceaaed. and ha qualified a auch. All persons holding claims sgatnst said estate are hereby notified and required to present the same, duly verified a required by law. to W. E. Phlpps, attorney for said estate. Pint National Bank Building. Med ford, Oregon, within alx months from the date of thl notice. Dated Medford Oregon. July 25. 1934. CLARA E. PHIPPS, Executrix Notice 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 Dee Bowman, deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned ha been appointed by the non. tan a. way. judge or the above entitled Court, as Executrix of said estate, and has duly qualified accord ing co law: an persons having claims against said estate are hereby noti fied to present same, with proper voucher and duly verified according to law, at the office of T. W. Miles. attorney for the undersigned, In the JncKson county Bank building In the City of Medford. Oregon, within six montha from the date hereof. Dated and first published August I6th, 1934. LEONA L. MARTIN, Executrix of the Estate of Dee Bowman, deceased. Pears Yesterday NEW YORK. Aug. 15. (AP)-(U. 8. D. A.) Pear auction market, prices slightly weaker. 10 cars arrived; 14 California cars, 1 Alabama, unload ed: 14 cars on track. California Bartletts: 16,065 boxes, $146(3 2,95, average $2.65. California Boscs: 358 boxes, 11.50 (3 2.40, average 91.96. CHICAGO. Aug. 15. (AP)-(U. 8. D. A.) Pear auction market : 30 California cars. 2 Washington ar rived: 13 cars sold. California Bartletts: 7,670 boxes. 1.4099, average $2.23; 408 half boxes, $1.16(3 1.25. Shamp-U-Tint restores gray or bleached hair to natural shade. Bow nuns' Bssuty Shop. Phone 57. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSt 1. Bot:th Amertcin animal I. Blndi tightly 10. Plays on word U. Alack 15. River em bankment 14. Sufficient! ioetlo IT. Self-satlfftrrl 19. Irish expletive 10. Oolf term 21. Bestow due 22. Fatty part of milk It. Bohemian religious reformer 11. New York ! financial a tree t 15. Famous 18. Hum II. Pronoun 14. L'nwlllinf IC English nam for tht let ter Z T. Persian fairy 15. Obey 13. French river 11. Horn an poet 12. Flnlnhon S. Firearm II. Take out 16. Perceive visually 17. Detests 19. Places cargo a hoard a vessel Solution of Yesterday's Puuls S1MIA1R TlM T jB E R a ANODE r ME DE jlKTil E R Ijlpl TIm c eM APROPOS 1l1ead1eiris' &0. Metal fastener 12. Moham medan noble: variant 14. Hellclous de nominations St. Celestial bod tS. Untruth tl. Accost tl, L'ndsrstsnd fit. On the ocean 5. Old-womanish U. a single time K7. Botch ff. MfAsurea 69. Collfft-a cHlcla! a 3 Y SP L 7 7 0 Y 3 I 2o ,;2I 22 ZMZZZ55!lZZZ5S 25 24) 2-7 "to" 28 2? 3o 3l 32 33 ' . 38 3j 40 ;z 42 33 T4a"S , . Ah 4j S"7" .:. ' i .. mm. . SA SS x . SIT Sf lfy;. -54) Sf bo 5 STARS CAUSE OF Br ALFRED HKRTMIMT (United Press Staff Correspondent.) NEW YORK. (UP) A theory which suggest that cosmic rays have their origin tn special "buratlng" stars, technically referred to as super-novae stars, has been proposed by Dr. Frits. Zwlcky of the California Institute of Technology and Dr. W. Baade of Mount Wilson Observatory, According to Dr. Baade and Dr. Zwlcky. these super-novae stars are normal stars which explode at which time they are prominent In the sky because of the brilliant light which accompanies the eruption. In the process of bursting they may lose more than half their mass by radi ating It Into lnter-stellar space. Both ordinary light and ultra violet light result as part of this flaring up. Simultaneously with the transmission of these two types of light, the theory holds that cosmic rays also are projected Into space. That cosmlo rays have their origin beyond the boundaries of our own galaxy, which consists in part of the sun, moon and earth, has been scien tifically acquiesced to by Drs. Robert Mllllkan and Arthur Compton In ad dition to numerous other well-known astronomers. For the past two decades, during which time cosmic rays have received the serious and continuous attention of scientists, no super-novae star has been known to have burst. Thus any opportunity to prove that the cosmic rays might have their birth in our own local star system such as the Milky Way has not been presented. CLUING COUPLE FALL FROM PEAK NORTH FORK, Calif., Aug. 16. (AP) Forest rangers today sought to recover the bodies of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Rittenbacker, young moun tain climbing couple, who fell to theld deaths on a glacier from near the top of a peak In the Minaret re gion of the high Sierras near here. The bodies of the couple, who had been missing for more than a week, were discovered by Norman Clyde, noted California mountaineer, yes terday on the glacier-scarred side of Mt. Banner. Mrs. Rlttenbacker'a crushed body lay on a ledge 600 feet below the crest of the frowning peak. Her hus band law 600 feet further down the slope. STAN LAUREL INJURED BY TUMBLE ON SET HOLLYWOOD (UP) Stan Laurel, sad-faced acreen comedian, and hlB paunchy partner, Oliver Hardy, sur vived a number of difficult tumbles .Mt.o hi.,, whan tfe.v tMJkf . t.lvn-lnnh obstruction on their film set Laurel tripped and fell. Torn muscles or tne right leg will keep tha comlo In bed a fortnight. Cross - Word Puzzle IS. Propel lei one's self In water II. Praises 21 Short for a man's nam. 21. Assemblages of calile 24. Walked In water 25. Tides 26. Sheepllk 27. Inclinations 29. Qaa produced by the dis charge of electricity through alt 30. Number 32. Hackneyed 32. Late re I boundaries 35. Potential energy 37. Arctic 40. Hovel 45. The cream 47. Pronoun 49. fipeclmen 61. Hook of maps 62, Kmall lakes 64. Pretense 65. Alleviate 69. Tapering solid ST. l,eave out m. Unasplrated 69. Peruvian chieftain R0. First garden 62. Eccentric routing piece 3 Scuttle ANKI ND ACYljO TFR EP 3i LTgB 0T T SlPjA R t AN6ER DOWN 1. Agreement 3. Mvillctnal plant I. Arrived 4. Viper I. pefcts I. Fashion anew ?. State positively I. Be In process of decision I. Complete collection 10. Jewel II. Unenlivened It. Heroine of "A Doll's House" Fortune, Maybe i tr s7 v : ? ' Somewhere among the thousand of entries In the Seara, Roebuck baby conteit, of which thai pictures are but a feOir. la the child whs will ba Judged the most beautiful baby In America, at the Seara exhibit at tha new World's Fair In Chicago. Wlnnera from every atata will be plactd on display there, August 1, and vlsltora to tha Fair will each b allowed ona vote for their choice. Tha winning baby will receive $5,000 (0 UNIT Central Point CENTRAL POINT. Aug. 16. (Spl.) Mr. and Mra. Arnold Bohnert and children are spending several days In their cabin at Lake o' the woods. Mr. and Mrs. Dade Terrltt of Med ford were hoata to Mr. and Mra. J. H. Terrltt, parents of Dade, on the occa sion ot their 40th wedding anniver sary August 6. Professor and Mrs. H. P. Jewett and children are vacationing at Lake o the Woods. Mrs. J. Cornutt's Sunday school class of the Christian church en Joyed a swimming party at Jackson Hot Springs Tuesday evening with 18 boys and girls present. A wetner and marshmallow ronst waa enjoyed before leaving for their homes. Mrs. Mnrle Comstock of San Fran cisco arrived at the W. J. Oobhard home Sunday for a visit of two weeks with her niece, Mrs. Oobhard and family, during which time her daugh ter Is visiting friends In Portland. Miss Alice McParland of Peters burg. Penn., who la touring the west, ern states, has stopped over for a visit with her coustn, R. H. Moore and Mrs. Moore. Miss McParland Is lnatructor in a coIIcko In Pittsburg. Next aummcr she plans to tour Alaska and Hono lulu. This Is the first time that Mr. Moore and his cousin have met. John and Elmer Merrltt of Merrill were Sunday guest at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Mer. rltt. Mr. and Mrs. nay Wyatt and sister of Mr. Wyatt. from Ban Francisco, who Is their guest, are vacationing at Lake o' the Woods. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Vincent and aon, Bobby, with Mr. Fred areene of Med lord attended the funeral service of Mrs. Wlnle Vincent Davis, sister of Mr. Vincent, In Marahfleld last week. Mr. Vincent returned to take up his duties as mall carrier, leaving the family to apend a few oaya wim Mrs. Foster at Bandon. Mrs Foster la the grandmother of Mrs. Vincent and Mrs. Oreene. Miss Roberta Pankey la spending a couple of weeks at the ranch home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. B. Wyatt and chil dren accompanied by their Cillfornla gueat, a sister of Mr. Wyatt. were dinner guest t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louts Orlmes Tuesday evening. Ralph Arnold, aon of Mr. Zoa Arnold of Medford Is In the Veterana' hospital at Portland receiving treat ment for spinal trouble. Mrs. Mary Coker has returned from a two weeka' visit with relatlvea and friends In Dunsmulr, Calif. Missionary circle of the First Chris tlan church, will meet Friday, August 17. with Mrs. Ethel Fleischer. Beagle BEAGLE, Aug. 16 (Spl.) Mrs. Ruby Schula and daughtera Ruby and Nedra were vlsltora at the James Martin home Friday. Mra. Francisco of California who haa been ataylng with her brother, Mr. Lempman alnc th first of last month, returned to her home Thure day. Mrs. Rush took her to the stage depot. Mr. snd Mrs. Ellis snd Mr. nd Mrs. Sregmlller returned Wednesday from a two week camping trip In the Blue Canyon country. They md th trip by team and packed back. It brought memories ot tha good old times to many as they aaw th covered wagon go by. Everett Younx of Willow Springe Is visiting with Ernest rlsndrraon this wek. Mr. and Mr. Chs. Mulhollen and Fame, (Wait These FA ;11 : i . At' '. .Wii 1 rwM V 7' In cash and a $5,000 educational policy. A total ol 15,303 awards, totaling $40,000, will b mad. In add! tlon It Is known that a movie company has Its eyes open for possible baby atara among them. A special exhibition of photographs of the contastanta will b arranged In tha Seara building, for Farm Week, Auouat 11-11 Bbms children were Sunday guest at the Sanderson home. Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Qreb on the arri val ot a baby girl Aug. 1. The little Miss wa named Gloria Oeraldlne. Mrs. Oreb waa formerly Oeraldlne Harper from tht place. Mra. Anna Reed'a sister and hus band from Lo Angeles have pur chased ten acrea of the Reed ranch and are building a house and Im proving it for a home. Chaa. Sanderaon and aon Lloyd were business callera at Eagle Point Friday. Herbert Dennlaon came home Frl day from the forestry camp to spend tne week end at home. The Nelson boy are harveatlng their pear crop thla week. Their orchard la east of Medford. Mra. Cell Edler la spending a few week In Medford visiting relatives and frlenda. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Walker and chil dren went to Sam Valley one dr.y tnt week to get peaches for canning. coyotes are getting plentiful again. Ray Blaine lost a sheep one day last week and several coyote have been seen crossing fields. The DcArmond thresher 1 expect ed to be In our community soon. Kay Blaine had the mUfortun to lose one of his work horses last week. Arleen Blaine. Virginia rii nd Ray Sparks of Medford are vlaitlna thla week with their uncle, Ray Blaine. Forest Creek FOREST CREEK, Aug. 16. (Spl) Miss Eileen Duggsn, Joe Duggan, Mra. Henry and son Bud, of San Francisco, who hav been spending the past few weeks at the Duggan aummer home, returned to San Francisco August 10. Mra. Louis Culy and children re turned to their home on Beaver creek August 7 after an extended visit at the home of Mra. Charlie Madsen. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Offenbacher and son Prltzle. and granddaughter Rosella Offenbacher, of Applegate. vlalted frlenda here August 13. Charlie Madsen returned home from Talent, where ha Is employed In a logging camp, to spend the week-end with his family. Mrs. Charlie Madsen and Mra. John Black called on Mra. Wolf Au gust 13. A group of girls from here en- Joyed swimming at Cantrall'a August 13. Included In tha party were: Susan. Hazel and Mary Davlea and Alice Madsen. Mr. and Mrs, Oeorge Pearce and Valerie accompanied by Mr. and Mra. H. C. Maury, made a trip to Crater Creek August 5. Mlsa Grace Pearce of Seattle, here for the summer, waa an overnight guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Pearce August 13. Williams Creek WILLIAM CREEK, Aug. 18 (Spl.) Bobby LovelfM, only son of Mr. and Mrs. George LoveleM, was seriously hurt recently while playing along the east fork of Williams creek near tha. whit bridge. He fell from the abut ment, striking the sharp rocks 30 feet below, and fractured his skull. Mrs, Loveleas w4 taken to the doctor two or three days before and Is barely able to be around. Among th local boys working In the orchards near Medford are Rnmle Holzhauser, Orval Lew man, Victor Sparlln, Billy Wilson, Earl WhUler and Benny Vencll. Warren Brooks and Lenden Kin cade were delivering wood at the Wil liam storetMt week , Babies at Fair Ernestine Klncade la picking black berries at the Lath rope place seal Orants Pass. Mr. and Mr. Frnk Falrweather and amall eon Donald of Calexteo, Cel.. who have been vtalttt Mra. Fair--weather's parent. Mr. and Mra. O. W. Robert, have returned home. Banks Newcomb' threshing crew was threshing at the Record, Warner, Miller and Coon piacea last week. Mr. end Mr. Sam Letteken and daughter Venus, Mr. and Mra. Elery Stone and three son, Lynn, Lyl nd Jerry, were camping on Orayback a few days last week. Mra. a. E. Elder wa burled August 8 at the Methodist cemetery. Rev. Lannlger of Ashland, pastor of th Brethren church, conducted the fu neral services, assisted by Rev. a. Shade of Qrant Paaa. Mr. and Mra. Jack Campbell of Stockton, Cal., are visiting at tha home of Mrs. Campbell' rather, John Lovell. Mr. Campbell will be re membered here a Mia Martha Lovell. Mr. Olen Hunter spent Friday with Mra. o. W. Roberta. Mra. Jack Amauro left th last of the. week for a short visit In Cali fornia. Mrs. Frank Miller 1 keeping house for her during her absence. Mr. and Mrs. Dolbert Rexford hav been visiting at the home ot Mra. Rexford' parent, Mr. and Mra. Char, les Venctl. They expect to leava soon tor Yahata. Donny dray, youngeat aon ot Mr. and Mr. A. D. Gray, ha been quit ill but la improving now. Jacksonville JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 16. (8pl.) Lloyd Whitney underwent a minor operation on hi leg at his home her lat week, by Dr. Flndley. Mra. Charles Chrlsterson of Linden, Cal., Mrs. Lilly Coleman, Mrs. A. Hearan and Harry Reamea called on Mrs. Dora Harbaugh Tuesday. Mr. and Mr. Alfred Nor r la and family of Tula Lake, apent aereral daya her last week visiting relative. Mra, Vivian Pathman and aon Ed ward of Riverside, Cal., ar visiting at th a. O. Sanden home her. Scenes of tha Jubllo were howa at tha Orange halt here Friday even ing and enjoyed by a large crowd. Lawrence Flck la upending tha wak with relative at Griffin creek. Mra. Scott Nun and aon John of Poor Man's creek, were recent bul nes callera her. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Pyla ot Spokane. Waah., were vuitor at tha L. T. Wil son horn here last week. They a '.so visited Crater Lake while her. Mr. and Mra. L. T. Wilson of thla city and Mr. and Mra. V. T. WlUon and aon of Medford left Friday for Kellogg. Ida., where they will vllt relatlvea and friend. Mr. and Mra. Ed Russell of Copper were week-end vlsltora at th Harry Whitney home here. Mra. Lola Hiidreth wa a Medford caller Tuesday evening. Mrs. Lester Coke ot Alspaugh, Cel., la visiting at th Clogiton horn her. Lester Wendt la recovering from an abscessed ear. Mr. and Mra. Jam Central), with relatlvea, motored to Crater Lake Sun day. Forreat Reverter spent tha week-end at hla home here. Monster llroke Hh Nets MURPHYSBORO, III. (UP) There' something In Carbon lake near here too big for fishermen to handle. Tha monster breaks through their net without trouble. Whether It Is an 80-pound buffalo, or a 135-pound "shovelblll," or a monster alligator gar, or a 100-pound snapping turtle they ara unable to tell. Phone Hi We'll nam away your nfus City Sanitary Bervlo. PEACHES NOW READY At CALHOUN RANCH I Ml. S. W. of Phoenix