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FOB WANT ADS
LOST AND FOUND
LOST It dog missing, call 1516
WANTED FEMALE HELP
WANTED competent woman for
general housework. Box 3361, Trio
une. .
WANTED Reliable young woman out
of school, help with housework, care
children: pleasant home; board,
room and reasonable wanes. Refer
ences required. Phone 039-W.
yODNQ WOMAN over JO years of age
tor genarl bouse work. Good home
and moderate wages Permanent po
sition for right party. Address Box
3072. care Mall Tribune.
WANTED MALE HELP
YOUNG MAN WANTED, to prepare
for operation and repair of high
speed DIESEL ENGINES. Must be
now employed and willing to study
in spare-time. Small tuition cost.
For Information write 3506, Mall
Tribune.
YOUNG MAN WANTED who Is Inter
ested In electricity, snd would 'tke
to work In a power station, starting
as oiler. Must be at present em
ployed and willing to prepare for
opening at home In spare time
study until qualified to enter this
work at good pay. Small tuition
cost. For particulars, write Box
3467. Mall Tribune.
WANTED SITUATIONS
EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER and
office man desires position. Several
years banking and store experience.
Call 745-H.
HIGH SCHOOL BOY In senior yesr
wants work before and after school.
Phone 361-L.
CHILDREN cared for in my home 840
E 9 th.
WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED Wardrobe trunk, must be
In good condition. Call 287-Y today
only.
WANTED TO RENT Orchard or
ranch, have experience and equip
ment. Box 3361. Tribune.
RATES
WANTED Used spray gun outfit.
Inquire 13a W. Main St.
WANTED To buy trash burner. Tel.
y 394-Y.
ENCLOSED van truck going aouth.
Load wanted. Phono 332.
WANTED TO RENT Two room furn
ished house in city limits of Med
ford Must be cheap Box 808. Mali
Tribune.
FURNITURE re-upholstered. Phone
969-R Thlbault
JUNE WANTED
We pay cash toi JUNB BATTERIES
AND RADIATORS ALUMINUM
BRASS COPPER and unk of all
descriptions.
MEDPORD BARGAIN HOUSE
37 No Grape Pel 1062
WANTED Wool mohair, bides and
pelts Sea us before you sell wool
baga and twine for aale Medford
Bargain House. 97 N. Orspe St
Pbone 1062
WANT TO BUY 1929 Ford. Must be
chesp 839 W 2nd
WANTED Warrants Redden & Oo
WANTED Household goods stoves
tools of what nsve you Medford
Bartraln House 27 N Orape 8t Tal
1062
FOR tENT HOUSES
FOR RENT 8 room modern home
2 oath rooma. sleeping porch, furn
ished or unfurnished Only reliable,
permanent tensnts need spply. 714
West 10th.
FOR RENT Small modern furnished
house; Frlgldalre, garage. 221 No.
Holly.
FOR RENT Bo me a furnished oi
unfurnished Brown White
FOR RENT 5-room house, furnished
fireplace, piano W H. Everha.-d
Inquire 326 w 6th.
FOR RENT 6-roora modern house
snd garage. SH miles from Med
ford Mrs. Jessie M. Minesr, Kings
highway.
FOR RENT 4-room house, also 3
room cabin; furnished. 812 Sum
mit. FOR RENT Lar?e modern house with i
ahade trees and lawn. 215 E Jack
sen 'strett Inquire J. W. Jscoos. j
604 Pine street.
FOR RENT ROOM BOARD
RAITS very mxlera'e st 716 R Mv'.n
A??RACT1VI rooms 404 S. drape.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
FURN. front apt. snd garage. 604 W.
lotn.
FOR RENT Furnished suite, with
bath: desirable location. Tel. 1537.
FOR RENT Desirable furnished spt.
Hotel Grand.
FOR RENT FURNISHED
ROOMS
FOR RENT Room for two. board.
Private entrance. 153 N. Oakdale.
FOR RENT Room for business girl;
Close In. 007 East Main.
ROOMS Well furnlahed, heated.
Phone 364-L.
FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT Ranch. Phone J67-H.
FOR RENT 10 acres, Improved, close
In; Irrigated. See or phone Clarence
Pierce.
FOR EXCHANGE
TRADE .35-35 rifle for cow. F.
Wedge, 1 mile west Talent school.
FOR BALE OR TRADE Oat hay.
Isaac's, next to Radio station.
FOR EXCHANGE 1029 model A
Tord sedan and 2 lots In Medford
for late model Ford V-8 Tel 407- ?
EXCHANGE Furn re-uphola taring
for lumber, wood, fish poles and
reels Phone 888-R.
POH SALE OR rtlAOE White electric
sewing machine for Light sedan
Box 638. Tribune.
FOR EXCHANGE REAL
ESTATE
FOR SALE OR TRADE 7 acres Irri
gated; new 4-room house, barn,
other buildings, electricity, 4 cows,
young 6tock; eheep hogs; Vi mile
from school; i'i miles from Talent.
Box 31. Wagner Creek.
FOR SALE Property In Haywarda,
Cal., will trade for country prop
erty on highway In Oregon. Gov
ernment loan $1600. Geo. Dewhlrst,
Hilt, Cal., care CCC camp.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE 160 acres. 90 acres culti
vated, 50 acres free water right.
large barn, fair house. 2 good chick
en houses. 83800.00. Terms. Southern
Oregon Realty Co., 44 No. Riverside.
TO THE MAN wro contemplates
ounoing a nice noma i wiu ocu
the flneat view site In Medford at
a REAL sacrifice. TRY ME. 3496,
Tribune.
EXCHANGE Calif, property for South
ern Oregon, iu acnes, cnicsen
ranch, clear; 3 room modern
house, garage and well. Also 2
apartment Income. Hermosa Beach.
One or both lor gooa improvea.
Can pay some cash If stocked, own
er, MILLER. 947 W. Blst St, Los
Angeles, Calif.
LARGE AND SMALL RANCHES. City
homes. Placer mines, and rentals.
Terms. Roberts, 720 W. 2nd. Phone
1528-J.
FOR SALE 34 acres. 26 A. under
Eagle Pt. water. Large barn; (1000
worth of buildings. 63300.00. Box
3510, Tribune.
9 ACRES with some improvements. A
sacrifice. 1 mile wtt of pnoemx,
Schermerhorn.
TO THE MAN who contemplates
building a nice home I win sell
the finest view site In Medford at
a REAL sacrifice. TRY ME. 8496,
Tribune.
A BARGAIN My large lot, on Ben'
nett St., excellent soil, fruit, nut
trees ana berries Will sacrifice on
terma or cash. Box ,66. Trlbu&e.
HOUSES FOR 8 ALE OR RENT Jack
eon Co Bldg & Loan Assn. Tel. 195
53 ACRES near Applegate P O ; 11 A
anoe timber; improvements. Paul
craman. Appiegate, wro.
WHEN you think of real estate, think
of Brown wntia.
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE Large Jersey cow. Milk sll
winter. Test 4 9, 825.00. Box 3612,
Tribune.
FOR SALE Registered Shropshire
rams. L. A. Eaiade, central point.
FOR SALE OR TRADE One large
work mare, for hay. Rt. 4, Box 44,
Medford. L. R. Holbrook.
FOR SALE 2 work horses on range
one 3 H. P. gas engine. Floyd Bell,
Coleman ranch, Phoenix.
FOR SALE Some good Ramboulllet
rams. F- E. Bybee, Medford.
FOR SALE 24 rabbits and hutches
Third bouse south city ball. Jeck-
TWO JERSEY helfera. coming fresh
In spring, snd coming 2-year-old
colt. Priced reasonable. Inquire
at w B Medleys, Rt 4, Box 155
Medford.
FOR SALE POULTRY
FOR SALE 300 pedigreed Hansen's
soo-egg Leghorn pullets, laying; iiug
Barred Rock pedigreed pullets, lay.
lng. All blood tested. Also pedl'
greed Leghorn and Rock breeding
cockrela. Brooders, Incubators, feed
era, household furniture. Lesvlng
state. Everything for sale. Big
Hatch Eeg Farm. Pacific Hwy.,
mile south of Tslent. Dr. Rosemond
Mong.
PURR Bronze turns cockeran's price
tock 15 Jesse Nell Rt I. Ashland
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE OR TRADE 19S2 Ford Vi
vrn stake, excellent condition, e. p.
Hitt, Ashland.
GOOD USED CARS
1P31 Chev. Coupe.
1930 suite 7-paasenger Sedan.
f4 LaSalle Coupe.
1938 Chrysler 72 Sedan.
1930 Chevrolet Sedan.
1928 Chevrolet Coupe.
1927 Chrvsler 4 Sedan.
ARMSTRONG MOTORS. fNC.
38 N Riverside. Phone 18
FOR SALE Cadillac Victoria (4 seats!
In .port condition: priced to v?il
129 North Rnerside. Harry Con-run.
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE Ford T sedan, 1 17.50;
buzz-aaw mandrel, $6.50; used tires,
used auto parts. Hlway Exchange
south of Phoenix. Drive out and
save money.
AUTOMOBILE SPECIALS
F16K TIRES AND TUBES Bonded,
guaranteed. You cannot buy urea
anywhera in Oregon cheaper than
at tbe Sunrise Super Servlos Sta
tion, 12th and Riverside.
FOR BALE
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Dry wood sny kind sny
length. 615 Pennsylvania.
FOR SALE Large wood heater, small
electric heater, drop leal taoie, mir
rors, etc. 714 Welch St., off West
Jsckson.
FOR SALE Late peaches, Saloway
peaches. Lsst for this season, tj ml.
west of Voorhles cross. S. C. Corn.
rOR SALE Plenty of Petite prunes
and tomatoes at carpenters Ksncn
J'vllle Highway.
FOR SALE Sliver Hlpperdrome at
Caves City, Oregon. Dance nan,
beer parlor and restaursnt. Yours
for 84,000.
SORGHUM-MAKING OUTFIT. Box
393-R-l.
PEACHES it GRAPES mile south
White school on Griffin creek
Henry HuklU.
FOR SALE Delicious apples, 25c and
60 box. Orchard grown, bee joe can
tor, east of Phoenix. Bring boxes.
FOR EXCHANGE 30-30 Carbine val
ued at 820.00 for light car. Across
from Medford Riding Academy.
FOR SALE Girls' tweed coat, slue 14,
good as new. Cheap. Wii w. 4tn at,
FOR SALE Seasoned apple wood,
81.25 tier. Rt. 3, Box 45. Eagle point,
Oregon.
FOR SALE Circulating heater, kitch
en cabinet, sxyrman, norm oj cen
tral Point, on highway.
FOR SALE Doren aterllng teaspoona.
Initial "G." 86.00; valued at ia.oo;
also dozen plated aalad forks,
82.50. Phone 1608-X.
FOR SALE Cheap, 2 Ice refrlgerstors.
loo-lb. and 50-in. capacity, can
Flck'a Hardware.
FOR SALE Ranches. Easy terms for
quick sale. J. B- Andrews, owner,
Business College Bldg.
FOR SALE .32 Winchester and KMg
rifle. 619 E. 9th.
FOR SALE Jonathan apples. Call
17-F-14.
FOR SALE Fine tomatoes, lo on
vines, watermelons. John Msce, dirt
road right before overhead crossing
Tolo, follow red arrowa.
GENUINE INDIANA CANNER toma
toes, 75c a big lug box, delivered.
Pbone 3-F-4. Ted Fish.
FOR BALE Buescher Melody O saxo
phone, battery radio 85. Eastman
Kodak postcard size, portable vie
trola. 7 golf clubs and bag. house
hold appliances, fruit Jars and tools.
822 Cedar.
FOR SALE Oraln, oats and barley
bags Medford Bargain House. 27
N. Grape St. Phons 1062.
ALL MAKES of washing machines re
paired. Pick's Hardware. 131 Wast
Main.
FOR SALE Deed sewing machines, all
makes; terms if deelied All mskes
rented snd repaired White Sewing
Machine Co. 24 N Bartlett.
FOR 8 ALE Inoculate vetch before
planting to assure maximum growth
use Nltragen. Monarch Seed 8e
reed Co.
FOR SALE Canning peaches. Bert
siancmi. f no nix.
FOR SALE 8 burner oil stove, roll
top desk, aklls. automobile hot wat
er heater, lace type rubber boots.
other mlaoelleneoua articles Extrs
special 885X10 violin and 66 00 esse
640.00. Leaving, must sell at once
Cal at 22 Keene Way Drive.
FOR SALE Vetch Inoculation. Mon
arch Seed si Feed Co.
TIER WOOD Dry fire. pine, oak and
laurel, on ground or delivered. Tel
722.
MISCELLANEOUS
TO THE MAN who contemplated
building a nice home I win sell
the flneat view alte In Medford at
a REAL sacrifice. TRY ME. 8496,
Tribune.
PRUNES FOR SALE lc lb. Tel. 7-P-4
FOR SALE Petite prunes. L. C. Scott,
Old Stage Road, near Central Point
sonvuie. H. Andrews.
DENTISTRY Dr L fl Oove 236 t
Main
BOA! TRAILER. Casb Register Add
lng Machine. Typewriter. Boots
Shoes. Hunting-Fishing Equipment
ait nortn rtiversiae
OKAJN SACKS Jackson County
reed Co. 4th ana Bauiett Sta.
DOGS examined tree. Dr. Stone. 4tb
and Bartlett.
FOR SALE Equity In bouse. Cell
djo uaven.
BUSINESS CHANCES
MUST SELL at sacrifice. Small res.
taurant. Oood business. 6350.00
Roberts. 720 W. 2nd.
DAIRY RANCH SACRIFICE
20 acres located about one mile from
Medford: good road, rich farming
section, and some of the beat land
In the valley, all under cultivation.
rsrm implements go with place: 6
room modem home, good barn and
outbuildings, pressure water sya-
tm. Particularly suitable for
dairying snd diversified farming.
Total price, 84200; terms. See
Chss A. Wing Agency. Inc.
82500 INVESTED Income property,
clesr. Slltcoos Iske. western Dniur.
Is; brings you 7 easily more
write l,. r. Johnson, Ads. Oregon
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Expert vTlnflnw rtraners
i in OEDHiir do n - ri 1173
House Cleanlna Piool Waxing Orl
1 ante! Rug Cleaning specialty.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Abstracts
JAt.'KHON CO.
AUSTBAC1 CO.
Abstracts ol lltli and
Title Insurance rhe
only complete nils
System ID Jackson
County.
MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts
of Title. Rooms 8 and 6. No. 82
North Central Ave. upstair.
Rial to. Pbone 1616-Y.
Wall Paper Cleaning.
WALL-PAPER CLEANING, lo pel sq
ft. Mr. Black 310 N Bartlett.
Painting and rapernancini
M. A. BUSS Painting and paper
hanging Tel 646-W 3 8 Grape
M. A. BUSS Painting and paper
hanging. Tel. 646-W. 313 8. Grape
Money to lend
MONEY LOANED ON FURNITUR
OARS ETO Prompt servlos and le
gal rates. W E THOMAS. 45 8
Central state license No 8 157.
PERSONAL
REV. EVELYN MARSHALL, spiritual
readings dally. 315 So. Riverside.
BADS TRANSFER S STORAGE OO -
Office 1016 No Central pbune sis
Prices right serVve guaranteed
HAWLEY rRANSFER Expert pack.
era and movers Special livestock
moving equipment Prloas nght
619 North Riverside Phone 1044-X
Piano Instruction,
APOLLO PIANO STUDIO, 216 E. Main.
Classical and popular muslo. Pri
vate and class lessons.
FRED ALTON HAIGHT Plsnlst, com
poser, teach of piano and harmony.
Original MELCHORD method, mod
ern piano playing. Studio, 318 Lib
erty Bldg., Medford, Ore.
Musle Writing snd Song Service
HAIGHT Music Writing snd Song
Service. Composing, srranglng.
Song lyrics. Publishing. Copy
rights. Mimeograph copies of mu
sic. 318 Liberty Bid., Medford, Ore.
LEGAL NOTICES
Call for Warrants
School Dlst. No. 18
Notice is hereby given that there
are funds on hand for the redemption
of warrants Nos. 91 to 108 Inclusive.
Interest ceasea on this 16th day of
Sept., 1934.
Warrants payable at tne rirat na
tional Bank, Medford.
MRS S. M. DAVIS, Clerk,
School Dlst. No. 16.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice la hereby given that Yvonne
Devaney Dugan, Administratrix with
tne win Annexed, or tne estate or
Charles L. Fenton. deceased, has filed
her final account In the County Court
of Jackson County, Oregon, and said
Court has fixed snd appointed Tues
day, October 16th, 1934, at ten oclock
m.. In Its court room in Medford,
Oregon, as the time and place for the
hearing of objections to and the set
tlement of said final account.
YVONNE DEVANEY DUGAN,
Administratrix with the Will Annexed
of said estate.
Notice To Creditors
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon in and for Jackson County:
In the matter of the estate of Dsnlel
E. Green, sometimes known ss D.
E. Green, deceased.
The undersigned having been ap
pointed admlnlatratrlx of the Estate
of Daniel E. Green, sometimes known
as D. E. Green, deceased, notice Is
Mail Tribune Daily
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clalma agalnat ssld Estste to present
them to the undersigned at the office
of o. C. Bogge, In the Jackson County
Bank Building, in Medford. Oregon,
within six months of tbe date of this
notice, which Is August 27, 1934.
OLLIE GREEN.
Administratrix of the Estste of
Daniel B. Oreeu. deceased.
Butte Falls
BUTTE FALLS, Sept. 17. (6pl.)
W. G. Chsndler returned from Dia
mond Rock mine where he spent a
week. He reports good roads every
where. The government telephone office
and warehouse here sre almost com
pleted. Seventy-five CCC's are work
ing there.
The Butte Falls high school had a
atudent body meeting last Monday.
There was en election, with Francis
Smith, president; Hszel McCabe, vice-
president; Harlan Tungate, aecretary;
Opal Wooley, treasurer: Gerald Ting.
sergeant-at-arma: Fred Hoefs, yell
leader: Ansel Oonlsy. athletlo man
ager. Butte Falls freshmen are looking
forward to their Initiation In the near
future.
Mrs. Margaret Patton visited Cres
cent City, Bandon, Marahfleld snd
other coast resorts last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Byrd moved
Into the Walter Miller house last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Kent and fam
ily moved Into the Sommervllle house
last week.
Mr. snd Mrs. Ernest Smith and
Carol 8mlth are back at the Ruasler
Peak lookout station.
Rod Baker Is at the Blue Rock
lookout station.
Gerald Ting is boarding with Frank
Hllkey.
Mr. snd Mrs. Fred Kohn and sons
will go east the first of October.
Harold and Bile Netherland have a
new car.
Bud and Mary Henanav also have
a new car. They visited Butte Falls
Thursday evening. They sre In change
of the Lodgepole ranger atatlon.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson snd their three
children, Joy, Jsckle and Jlmmle, of
Medford visited Mr. and Mrs. Al Hll-
dreth last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Putney moved Into the
Joe Nee house Monday.
Mrs. Ted Fredenburg Is visiting her
sister In Oregon City.
Mrs. Ben Werts snd little son vis.
Ited her sister, Mrs. Tom Cook and
family recently.
1878 Bed Quilt Completed
FORT WORTH. Tex. (UP) A bed
quilt, started in 1876, finally has been
completed and has become the prop
erty of E. D. Nlcolson, here. Tne
quilt was started by Nlcolaon's
mother, who Is dead. It was finished
by Mrs. Sue N. Hatcherj a daughter,
of Fulton, Mo,
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Sentenced to Attend School
CLEBURNE, Tex. (UP) Judge T.
E. Darcy believes In applying old
time remedies to old-time faults so
when five youths were brought before
him charged with raiding a farmer's
watermelon patch he sentenced the
boys to attend Sunday school "every
Sundsy."
1
Doe Died of Fright
OODEN, Utah (UP) A yearling
doe deer that wandered Into town
died from fright when chased by
dogs and people, Game Warden W.
H. Anderson reported,
I
Mrs. Rhea Hoover, formerly with
Bowman's, Is now at Adrlenne'e new
beauty salon. Phone 677.
Cross -Word Puzzle
Saturday's P utile
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In a stream
4. Continent
i. Dry and
barren
I, Ceretnonr
7. Satellite
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a. silkworm
10. Not wild
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melai
20. Unity
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peasant
21. Large fish
21, a, ml eel on of
rays
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27. Back
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share of
the profits
29. Deserter
30. Look after
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take It. Strive
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NEW YORK
DAY BY DAY
By O. O. Mclntyrc
NEW YORK, Sept. 15. Thoughts
while strolling: Original idea, for
news csmera man a race trsck scene
without s
close-up of one
of the Whltneys.
Just how do they
telegraph flowers?
Old-tlmera ahould
watch that ugly
duckling, Patsy
Kelly, lift a Una.
Who remembera
when ahe was a
Frank Fay atoogo?
One - word de
acrlptlon of Shir
ley Temple
twlnkly. Thoas
coolie hats for
ladies, whst became of Msry Eston?
Never saw a reonead acrobat. Most
of the imitators esn do Csrdlnt's
slelght-of-hand. But not with gloves.
Paul Whiteman's mustache la always
under control. None epryer than
Adolph Zukor.
Done Skene says Brosdway Jay
walkera ars Just trying to double
cross a street. Margaret Moore and
Joan Crawford look alike. They can
have most of the song writers, If
they'll leave me Vincent Youmans.
Wallace Beery must make it rather
difficult for George Bancroft.
Nothing tickles me more than those
dead pan droopy drawers knook-about
turns. Clare Boothe Brokaw. She's
become a columnist, too. And thoy
are angling for Elizabeth Cobb. Doug
Fairbanks, all alone, riding into hoi
lywood in a private car, waa probably
trying to duck the press, dear, dear,
desr.
Cecil DeMtlle la the most meticulous
of the elderly sartorial dandies. Oznie
Nelson snd his wlre-hslred pooch.
Tuiedoed waiter captains who stand
In doorways Just before dinner. Myra,
Kingsley, the society girl sstrologlst.
And here, goody, goody, Is a misplaced
sem-colon ; for F, P. A.
Writers, who use their eyes more
constantly than almost any othor
clsass, are the least bespectacled of
almost any calling. At a Waldorf
luncheon frequented by scribblers the
other dsy It wss noted only three out
of 33 wore glssses. I once worked on
a newspaper of some else that had
only two eyeglass wesrers on the edl
torlsl staff. There are many experta
who believe constant use of the eyes
strengthen them. Statistics might
tend to prove It. And how many op
ticians wear glasses?
A frequent query among , those
whose wares are syndicated Is how &
newspsper gauges the popularity of a
feature. The assumption la chat a ver
dict Is largely acquired by fan letters.
Those may be easily faked. A mote
certain barometer and almost Infal
lible Is the report of circulation
men, from those In contact with
newsboys to those who push door
bells In house to house canvass. These
are direct, honest and usually unso
licited. One of Park Row's familiar legenda
is for a column writer on the Evening
World who wss dismissed. Three or
four days later there began a stream
of protesting letters to the editor
from the greater city and surrounding
suburbs several thousand In all. The
writers portend eosndso'a feature waa
the hlghapot of the paper and they
would not read further without it.
In alarm, the managing editor sent
for the columnist but found him cey
He Intimated another offer from a
rival rag. Finally he algned up for alx
years at double his old aelary. An ad
dressing and clroulartElng agency for
8300, plus postsge, had turned out the
fan letters.
Every editor, I suppose, has some
especial oostume, an old shirt, pair
of trousers or run-down slippers he
wears as casual amulets at his type
writer. Theodore Dreiser li a Prussian
blue shirt, Sinclair Lewis an old straw
hat, Arthur Roche a freen eye-shade
Irvln Cobb an apple green smock
Corey Ford, most modern of all, shorts
snd so on. But the pries outfit, ana
I'm sworn not to revest it, Is that of
a well known magazine writer In the
Washington Square environs. He
works from until 1 p. m. dally In
aandals and an old-faahloned flannel
nightgown.
I came upon an early hot cheat
nut vendor today In Weat 84th street.
These silent street corner salesmen,
hovering over their little Jet of char
coal, are my favorite metropolitan
characters. They suggest the long
wintry nights of good reading to come,
hunrbleat of ell merchants In the
brashest of cities. So grateful for the
occasional aale. I suspect some In their
vscsnt gsslngs to be posts or too;
cloud minded to have truck with this
world. Anyway I never pass one with
out Ood-blessing him.
I Just read In a atory by Hugh Mc-H.i-
er.ht.r! "Mra. Weatherbv hand-
kerchiefed wet eyes." So I'm going In
snd toweuze my u. v. meson proiiie
snd csll It dsy.
(OopyTls'hl. 1034. MnNsught Syndi
cate, tne.)
Rogue River
ROOUE RIVER, Sept. 17. (Spt.)
Live Oak Orange met In regular ses
sion September . with a good at
tendance. Several new name were
voted on to become membera. The
Orange la steadily growing snd much
Intersst Is being taktn In the work.
Arter Orange the membera gathered
In groupa and enjoyed en hour run
ning. The program, under the super
vision of the worthy lecturer, Mrs.
Olive Klerscey, wss very Interesting
Mrs. Lovs gsve a description of bers
and the Olrl Scouts' trip down Rogue
River, and wis greatly enjoyed by sll
Meteorological Report
September 17, 1031
Medford snd vicinity: Fair tonight.
and Tuesday. Continued mild.
Oregon: Fair tonight and Tuesday
but becoming cloudy and unsettled
northwest portion. Continued mild.
Temperature a year ago todaj:
Highest 7; loweet 48.
Total monthly precipitation 0 In.
Deficiency for the month .10 Inches.
Total precipitation since September
1. 1034, 0 tnchea. Deficiency for the
season .10 Inches.
Relative) humidity at A p. m. yester
day 17 percent; a a. m. today 68 per
cent.
Tomorrow:
Sunrise 6:54 a. m. Sunset 8:16 p. m.
Observation) Taken at 5 A.
K'Oth Meridian Time
is 5
Boise
P.Cdy.
Boston
Chlcsgo
Denver
Sureka
Clear
Cloudy
Helena
Los Angeles
MEDFORD
New York
Omaha
Phoenix
Portland
Reno ..
Roseburg
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Seattle
Spokane H
Walla Walla 83
Washington. DC. "!t
there. Next meeting will be . Sep.
tember 17.
Mr. and Mra. H. W. Sparks were
surprised by a visit from two brothers
snd a niece whom they had not seen
for several years. E. L. Cook end
daughter, Mrs. Mary Oo'mee, coming
from Los Angeles snd D. K. Cook of
Portland, who had been In Loa An
geles and wss returning horns. The
Cook brothers are halt brothers of
Mr. Sparks.
Mrs. Mary Johnson, who hss spent
some time In Rogue River, visiting
her parenta, Mr. and Mra. Garfield
Laws, returned to her home Friday,
Mra. Henderson and daughter Jean
returned home Wednesday from
week spent In Crescent City.
The Ladles' Aid of the Church of
Chrlat met Tuesday at the Scout hall,
with a small attendance.
Mrs. Florence Batea of Lodl, Cal,
Mrs. Rose Brlggs of Klamath Falls
and Mrs. Anna Hawklna of Durend,
Mich., are all at home visiting thslr
mother, Mrs. Chss. Warren, who has
been seriously 111,
The home of Joe Shults was robbed
one evening this week when alt the
occupants were out for a little while.
One hundred thirty dollars tn money
which had been left In a coat pocket,
waa taken.
The funeral of Mra. Martha Cum
mlngs was held at the Scout hall last
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Cummlngs
had lived here many year and loft
numerous frlenda who mourn her aud
den passing. She la survived by her
husband, Frank, and three eons, John,
R. 0. and Harley, besides several
grandchildren.
A family reunion was held Tues
day at the home of Mrs. Chss. War
ren, when all her children were there
except one son, Charles. Those pres
ent were: Mr. and Mrs. W. A. White
of Medford, Mra, Florence Bates of
California, Mra. Rose Brlgga of Klam
ath Fells and Mrs. Anna Hawkins of
Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. R. 0. Cummlngs. John
and Harley Cummlngs returned to
Astoria Sunday, where they have env
ployment. They were called home by
the death of their mother! Mrs. John
Cummlngs remslned here and will
send the children to school.
Mr. and Mra. Reed Carter spent
Monday end Tuesday In Klamath
Palls, where Mr. Carter, who Is man
ager of the Grants psss irrigation
district, attended the two daya' meet
ing of the Oregon Reclamation con'
greas.
Mr. and Mrs. Nat Hart and Mra.
F. J. Dengler were Medford ahoppera
Thuraday.
School started here Monday and
each morning one can see the chil
dren hurrying on the wey to school
Many little ones have started thla
fall.
OUKS Repaired and Cleaned. EX'
pert work. Medford Cycle. 38 N. PIT.
80 63
88
84 48
88 58
60
. 70 48 Clear
84
. 93 A3 Clear
73 63 1.48 Rain
73 84 Clear
90
78 84 Clear
88 54 Clear
86 53 Clear
- 84 58 Clear
. 88 53 Cloudy
70 63 T Cloudy
78 48 P. Cdv.
58 Clear
60 1.04 Clear
Bonafide Auction!
of Livestock, consisting of Horsei, Cattle, Hopi, Sheep
and Household Goods of all kinds.
SALE TO BE HELD ON
MIDWAY ROAD
ONE HALF MILE NORTH OF PINE CONE
Saturday, Sept. 22
STARTING AT 1 P. M. SHARP
Anyone having anything they wish to sell, call In
person at Van's Tire Shop, Riverside at 8th or
Phone 116.
UNDER NEW
ED. IVANS,
ICHINESE-BLAME
SUN SPOT FOR
Old Records Show Drought
In Offing When Sol Is
Spotted-Willing to Blame
Ills On Almost Anything,
By H. R. EKIN8
t'nlted Press Rtaff Correspondent
PEIPINO, China. (UP) With 1
ths world discussing the weather.
droughts, flooda and heat waves and
their causes, the Chinese, willing to
blsme their troubles on anything se
all, are going Into the matter of sun
spots as being the most likely cut
prlts.
The process has revealed that, al
though they haven't thought much
about them for a long time, the Chi
nese have known about aun spots tor
a very long time.
The "Tu Shin Chlh Ch'eng." on
of the greatest sources on Chinese
matters historical, relatea that aun
apota were noted and studied In this
land as early aa 38 B. O. There was
more discovery and observation In 38
B. C, 188 A. D. and 800 A. D. Be
tween 800 and 1618, 66 obaervatlona
of aun apots and eight of sun shad
ows were recorded.
The earliest obeervera called the
sun spots "Hel Tsu," or black apots,
and they noted what they called "Hsi
Ohl," or black ahadowa. Consist
ently the Chinese observers made
distinction between sun spots and
black shadows.
The Chinese, who don't keep their
minds on sny one thing tor sny great
length ef time snyway, were a bit
erratic tn the observation and study
of the eun's antlce. Apparently ther
got around to noting aun spots and
other such phenomena only during
periods of Intense heat wavea. Chi
nese wrltngs and records show long
Intervals of silence about the auii
apots.
The records, however, frequently
relate what purports to be evidence
that when the sun spots appeal
drought also comes.
MURPHY GIRL 'LOST
21 HOURS IN HILLS
10
O RANTS PASS. Sept. 17. (Spl.)-
Wandering through a long afternoon
and night, for 31 hours, In the moun
tainous region south of Murphy with,
only two sandwiches to eat, a dog for
a companion, and no idea whatever as.
to "which direction Is home" wss tne
experience being told Saturday by
Miss Victoria Budsbury of the Mur
phy district.
With her dog and tne two sand
wiches, Mlsa Sudabury started about
11 a. m. Friday from the home of
her grandmother, Mrs. Anna Powers,
with whom she lives, to take a niae
through the nearby hills.
After losing her way she wanoerea
through the afternoon and night, her
dog remaining a faithful companion.
Five or alx men scoured the runs au
night, but had no luck.
At 6 o'clock Saturday, State Police
man C. M. Malcolm waa cauea to
organise a searching party. He went
to the Powers home, and while getting
volunteers lined out Mrs. Powers re
ceived a phone call from the E. w.
Wilson ranch Miss Budsbury had
wandered tn there about 8 a. m. Sat
urday. Thla ranch is about two mile
from the Powers fsrra.
Anto Tragedy
COEOR D'ALENB, Ida. Sept. 17.
(AP) Crushed by heavy boxea ot
grocerlea when truck overturned.
Mrs. Thelma Ford, aa, or sicuuires,
Idaho, waa killed outright early to.
day on the Coeur D'Alene-Wailace)
highway near here.
1
Estray Notice.
Came to my place a brown Jersey
heifer, coming three. Owner can have
same by paying tor this ad and feed
bill, E. J. Kellogg, R. F. D. 4, Medford.
15-oa. Blue Herringbone suiting,
831.60, made to measure. Klein the
Tailor. Cpetelre.
Walk upstairs and aave 810, Bant
er's gray euttlng, 831 50, made tet
measure. Klein the Tailor.
MANAGEMENT
AUCTIONEER