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Newspaper Page TextMKDFORD MAIL TRIBUXE. M"ETVFOIil). OTiEOOK. TITT'RSDAY. OCTOBER 11, 1931 PAGE FIFTEEN jVi'&Kflili liUV 1 S-ULL iammmmmr WHAT YOU WANT Classified FOR EASY REFERENCE VO lllaUY EOU.R.OW l?r Bud every sd an this pass J00 will probably find exactly m tnln ,00 want CO oi kU . U II Isn't mut. adver tise .. . lf '" pensive, effective Per word first insectlon- (Minimum asc) on additional insertion. pel word -(Minimum 10c) Pei line pel month without copy changes Phone 75 FOE WANT AD8 FOR RENT ROOM BOARD ! FOR 8ALE AUTOMOBILES BUSINESS DIRECTORY RATES very moderate at 718 E. Mam ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 S. Grape. FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS LOST AND FOUND ROOM FOR RENT Hot and cold water In room; breakfast If desired. 11 8. Orange. FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms and garage storage at moderate rates by week or month. S25 South Riverside avenue. ROOMS Well furnished, heated Phone 364-L. FOR RENT APARTMENTS BACHELOR apartment, 445 S. Pront. FOR RENT Apartment, 334 Apple. FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Floor sanding machine Economy Lumber. No. Riverside. FOR RENT Piano. Palmer. Tel. 31. B. J FOR RENT 10 acres, Improved, close In: irrigated. See or phone Clarence Pierce. FOR EXCHANGE FOR SALE OR TRADE '27 Nash 8 coupe. Bo 4541. Tribune. FOR EXCHANGE 1929 model A Ford Bedan and 1 lota In Medford for late model Ford V-8. Tel 407-Y ivit wallet, containing driver's -"SLe currency, silver. In N Cen t"V. vicinity. Reward. Phone i EXCHANGE Furn. re-upholstering for lumber, wood, nsn poies reels. Phone 969 -R. FOR SALE OR TRADE Chrysler 70 j Sedan. Jake Myers, central foint MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OOOD used piano, Piano Shoppe. 50. Baldwin FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE 40 turkeys. Lyden House, Jacksonville. PURE Bronze toms. Cockeran's prise stock 5. Jesse Nell. Rt. 1. Ashland FOR SALE DOGS PETS FOR SALE Boston bull pup; also Whippet coupe. 109 East 8th. FOR SALE Pedigreed Roller canaries. Mrs. Jack Thrasher, Jacksonville. Phone 173. FOR BALE-MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE $91 Flamo gas range for 40. Will trade for electric ranite. I'.j-hp. gasoline engine. 600-gal. redwood tank, 18- ft. tower and shallow well pump, all for 65. Carl Each, Eagle Point. FOR SALE Shelled corn, last year's crop, 1.90 per hundred. Wheat and barley, $1.50 per hundred. Henry Nealon, Table Rock. FOR SALE Grapes. J. A. Manke, four miles west of Medford, adjoin ing Clancy Orchard. tf FOK SALE Barnvard fertilizer. Tel 258-W. Leave order for McGonaglc. 1492. llOST-4 key. brown leather con-j i FOR SALE OR TRADE White jlec I trie sewing machine for llg.ht se dan. Bot 638. Tribune. unv. Kewara. man's Beauty Shop. KTBAYED urge Jersey milk cow, ulleyf branded 60 on hip. Finder please take up and notify Frank Wooldrldge. Centralomt LOST If dog missing, call 1516. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 12-ga. Winchester repeat ing ahotgun. Phone 959. FOR SALE Wheat. $1 50 100 lbs. Call at 704 N. central after 4 p. m. r:pert Whitlow Cleaners LET GEORGE DO IT Tel 11 U House Cleaning. Floor Waxing. On. REV EVKLYN MARSHALL, spiritual readings dslly. 315 So. Riverside. Painting and la per hanging M. A. BUSS Painting and paper Hanging. Tel. 646-W. 313 S. Grape EADS TRANSFER tfe STORAGE CO Office 1015 No. Central. Phone 315 Prices right. Service guaranteed. HAW LEY TRANSFER Expert pack era and movers. Special lives toe ft moving equipment. Prices light. 619 North Riverside. Phone 1044-X. Piano Instruction. FRED ALTON HAIOHT Pianist, com poser, teach of piano and harmony. Original MELCHORD method, mod ern piano playing. Studio, 318 Lib erty Bldg.. Medlord. Ore. Music Writing and Song Service HAIOHT Music Writing and Song Service. Composing, arranging Song lyric. Publishing. Copy rights. Mimeograph copies of mu sic. 318 Liberty Bid., Medford, Ore ental Rug Cleaning specialty Wall rnper Cleaning. WALL-PAPER CLEANINO, lc per aq, It. Mr. Black. 310 N. Bartlett. MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE CARS, ETC. Prompt service and le gal rates. W. E. Thomas. 43 S Central, state license No. S 157. Valley View Griffin Creek GRAPES and grape Juice for sale. ! Clarkson Vineyard. Phone 510-R-l.! WANTED FEWIALEHELP YOtJNOWOMAN', "over 20. wanted tor general house wo.'k. and careofa children. Pleasant home, day off weekly and moderate wages. Ad dress 4670, Mall Tribune. TRADE 5 A. auto eamp; cabins. house, fruit stand; a mi. souvn u Ashland, Pacific Hwy. Good Income. Trade for farm. Box 115-0. Rt. 1. WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Married man with light car for part time work. Box 4558. Tribune. WANTED SITUATIONS LAYTsisTwlahes housekeeping. Box 4691. Tribune. RESPECTABLE. .Intelligent widow wants to keep house for gentleman, i Writ or call 1191 Olive St., Eugeuo, Oregon. chTldren cared for In my home. 640 E. 9th. WANTEb-MlSCELLANEOU8 REGISTERED chauffeur and driver wishes ride east. Will share expenses or driving. References. Box 47ua, Tribune. z.. WANTED Used Star or Durant In good condition. Phone 1048-R. WANTED To borrow 1.000 for one or three years. For further lnlor matlon write to Mall Tribune, Box 4698. tvAjTTrn To rent 3 or 4-room mod ern house, partly furnished or with ranee: adults. Must be reasonable. Box 4693. Mall Tribune. WANTED Lady will help share ex penses to Portland. Phone 1150-R. WANTED Best light closed car $100 cash will buy. Ask for Kenneth at Moore's Central Service, 9th and Central. EXCHANGE timber land for eie home in or near Meoiorn. -noeu. or Ashland. Box 4683. Tribune. SMALL Juice and catsup tomatoes, not frosted, 35c lug. you pick them. R. C. Logan. 1H miles west Talent. FOR TRADE Modern bungalow. 4 acres, well Improved, cioso in. mr house In Medford. See L. G. Plckell, 823 Taylor St. Phone 15B0-J. TO EXCHANGE Small nicely fur- nlshed apartment house, steady in come, in Portland, for modern resi dence In Medford or on small acre age near Medford. Box 4801, Tribune. EXCHANGE Small house on good lot Value M50.00, for light car. Inquire 145 N. Central. LARGE 8-room house In good condi tion. 3 blocks from University In Eugene, for small house in Medford. Would consider desirable Ashland property. Phone 424-J-2. Medlord FOR SALE HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE! OR TRADE Excellent Missouri bottom corn farm clear, for clear property nere. nouie Box 388. Medford, 5 4 ACRE tracts, 1 mile west of Phoenix. Schermerhorn. FOR SALE Stock ranch, 640 A. 76 miles south and east from BcnJ, Ore. 80 A. cultivated. 20 ft of water In well of 62 ft.: windmill, house and out buildings, all fenced. How much am I offered. Melvln Morr:s. Gold Hill, Ore. WANTED Wool. See J. J. Osenbrugse. j 132 S. Riverside. WANTED Cow for feed and care dur ing winter. Will buy If satisfactory. B. Rogers, Gen. Del., Medford. " WANTED 2nd hand furniture. We buy, sell and trade. Berrydale and Hand Store. 1603 N Riverside. Tel 266. WANTED TO RENT Two room furn ished house in city limits of Med ford. Must be cheap. Box 308. M,ul Tribune. FURNITURE re-upholstered. 069-R. Thlbault. Phone JUNK WANTED We pay cash for JUNK BATTERIES AND RADIATORS. ALIIMINJM BRASS. COPPER and Junk of all descriptions. MEDFORD BARGAAIN HOUSE 37 No. Grape. Tel. 1062 WANTED Warrants. Redden & Co. FOR SALE In upper Sams Valley. 60 acres, close to good scnooi, ouua Ings are not so good, but the land la good and there's a good spring and some timber. Could be made a nice place. Price 8700, half cash. Phone 1473-W or call at 44 N Peach St. WHEN you think of real estate, think 01 Brown de wnne. DRY WOOD 50 tiers laurel, 50 fir 515 Pennsylvania. FOR SALE Mattress, wood range. garbage can. 33 Rose Ave. FOR SALE Tomatoes, cent and a half a pound. Ted Fish on Anderson Road 8. W. of Phoenix. GRAIN SACKS Jackson County Feed Co.. 4th and Bartlett Sis. FOR SALE Grapes and grape Juice, at the Dell vineyard, Rt. 2, Mcdfora FOR SALE Weaner pigs. 1120 West 2nd. WOOD Fir. laurel. Oregon Switzer land. 6',$ miles east of Hlllcrest or chard. FOR SALE Combination heater. s25; bed. aprlngs, mattress. $8.00; cook ing utensils. 601 W. loth. Butte Falls FOR SALE Heavy serviceable barn brooms, 91 each. Monarch Seed & Ped Co. FOR SALE Rat and mouse extermin ators of all kinds. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. FOR SALE Seeds for fall planting. Prices right. Quality the best Monarch Seed Je Feed Co. BUTTE FALLS. Oct. 11. Spl.) Georjre Magrelter Is foreman of the Medford CCC. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Ellis and Man-! ucl Poole went to Medford Saturday J Cnrl Carson Is bookkeeper In tje Medford CCC. Violet Wilson, who has attended Medford high school, entered Butte Falls hJgh school last week. Mrs. Joe Kent and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nelson were In Medford Sat urday. Repair work la progressing on the depot and the city hall. Ben Edmondson was quite ill last week. Betty Lou Oeppert, who has had her leg and knee In a cast for two weeks. Is reported Improving. John Orlbble, former forest ranger of this district, spent two days here last week. Mrs. Loren Moon and daughter left for a week's visit In Fort Klamath Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Casey left for Canyonvllle Monday for a two weeks' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Whitney and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hanson. Mrs. cBride, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Huddle and Sally Huddle spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pat ton. FOR SALE Buescher Melody C saxo phone, battery radio. $5 Eastman Kodak postcard size, portable vie trola. 7 golf clubs and bag. house hold anpllances, fruit Jan and tools. 822 Cedar. ALL MAKES of washing machines re paired. Pick's Hardware, 131 West Main. FOR SALEI Used sewing machines, all makes; terms If desired. All makes rented and repaired. White Sewing Machine Co. 24 N. Bartlett. FOR SALE Sand, gravel, lawn dirt, teaming. Phone D12-J. 53 ACRES near Applegate P. O.: 11 A cultivation, free water right; bal ance timber; Improvements. Paul Erdman. Applegate, Ore. A BAROAIN My large lot, on Ben nett St., excellent soil, fruit, nut trees and berries. Will sacrifice on terms or cash. Box 66. Tribune. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 20 weaner pigs, cheap. Everett Bailey, Talent. FOR SALE 1350-lb. work horse; full blood Cochin bantams. White Leg horn hens. Phone 195, Central Point. FOR SALE Feeder pigs. Pttipps, 301-J-l. Dolph FOR SALE Four 3-year-old heifers, coming fresh Nov. and Dec. E Flnley Ranch, Rosa Lane. FOR SALE Two burr os, pack saddles, phone 468-J-2. WANTED Household goods. toves tools or what have you. Medford Bargain House, 27 N. Grape St, Tel 1062. .WANTED Model A 1P30 or '31. Oood ' condition only Evenings or Sun day. 51 N Otikdale. Apt fl. ISHEEP RAISERS ATTENTIONShrop. shire, Cornledala and Rommy iwarsn bucks. Outside stock shipped in Reasonable prices. J. J Oseubrugse FOR nBNT HOUSES FOR SALE Jersey cow. Cheap. Bennett. 830 FOR SALE Spltzenberg apples at Ala Vista Packing House. 327 S. Fir St FOR SALE White sewing machine, Angora rabbits. 314 Willamette. FOR SALE Apples. Phone 132-L. FOR EXCHANGE 30-30 Carbine val ued at 120 00 for light car Across from Medford Riding Academy. RADIO SERVICE DON'S RADIO SERVICE Re pa 1 rs Sales Re n t als. 423 E. Main St. Phone 068 MISCELLANEOUS "DIESEL NEWS" Amazing facta and pictures, latest developments and opportunities for trained Diesel men. Free copy. Write "Diesel News." 2121 San Fernando Road, Los An geles. CftJ. HOMES, Ranches. Mines. If It's real estate, I hove It. Roberts, 720 W. 2nd. Tel. 1528-J. Sea Lloai Surprise Town MAPLETON, Ore. (UUP) Sea Hons surprised residents of this mountain village. They came up the Sluslaw river, which drains Into the Pacific ocean. VALLEY VIEW, Oct. 11. (Spl) Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Gardner and family spent last Sunday at the Ash land mine visiting the Jonas fam ily and hunting. Mrs. Wm. Glenn, who has been 111, is much Improved. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Lennox and Mrs. Glenn went to Medford Thursday to the movies, Bert Nlckols, who was 111 ftt the Ashland hospital. Improved so much he was able to be moved home but at the present time la not quite so well. Mrs. A. H. Davenhlll returned on Friday from a weeks visit In Se attle. Mtss Katherlne Estea of Snn Fran cisco waa a visitor at the E. T. New bry homo last week. Miss Estns was bridesmaid at the Newbry-Hlll wed ding last Sunday. Mrs. Wm. Glenn received a let ter from Mr. Glenn, who has spent the summer in Alaska, saying that he was on his way home. J. R. McCracken and W. A. Strat ton were in Medford Saturday where they met on the budget board of non-high school district for the county. Mrs. R. L. Stewart, Miss Sarah Lennox and Mlsa Ruth Davis of Sacramento, are visitors at the Jas. Lennox home. Visitors at the E. H. Wilson home recently were Mr. Wilson's mother. Mrs. W. B. Wilson of Long B?ach. Calif.. Mrs. Ida Wilson and Emll Harmen of Bakersfleld, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Sherry of Neb-braska. Mrs. E. C. Gardner and Mlsa Marie Gardner attended the D. A. R. lunch eon In Ashland Thursday evening, honoring Mrs. Mack V. Wenther fleld, state regent of the Oregon Soc iety of Daughters of the American Revolution. Mrs. D. R. Hill of Medford was a visitor at the E. T. Newbry home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Kewbry are leaving Wednesday for Portland for a short vacation and visit. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hill will stay at their home In their absence. Mr. and Mrs. F. Carle have bought a new Ford pick-up. F. Nutter was a business visitor in Valley View last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bruce and family of Pomona. Calif., visited their old friend R. N, Chancy, last week Sam Childers. sons Harvey and Clarence, and E. H. Wilson, brought home a fine five-point buck Sunday from a short hunting trip up Orlz zley. Those attending the Woman's Homa and Foreign Missionary societies' district convention at the Methodist church in Ashland last week from Valley View, were Mrs. R. Lytle. Mrs. E. T. Newbry, Mrs. W. A. Stratton, Mrs. F. Gallatin and Mrs. J. R. Mc Cracken. Mrs. W. A. Stratton, Mrs. E. T. Newbry and Mrs. R. McCrocken attended the Sunday achool Insti tute at the Ashland M. E. church last Wednesday. grand success by all who attended. The program was put on by students from each room and patrons, con sisted of readings, songs, music and plays. The boxes were auctioned on by R. K. Nealon of Table Rock and swelled the high school student body fund by over forty dollars. Twenty Sams Valley Or angers at tended the grange conference held at Central Point Saturday, where in structions were given on agriculture, ihome economics and social problems. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tonn of Lake GRIFFIN CREEK, Oct. 11. (Spl) Cree wer dinner guest of Mr. and Mail Tribune Daily Cross-Word Puzzle Friday the Home Extension unit wilt meet with Mrs. Ollle Conner on Sunset drive. The subject to be taken up at this meeting will be "Buy manshtp," under the leadership of Mrs. Ethel Ouches and Mrs. Cath erine Gay. Robert Mlnear left last week for Corvallis where he entered Oregon State college Mrs O. E. Simmers has leased nor place to Mr. and Mrs. Isaacs, who will take possession as soon as they return from disposing of their farm and equipment In Kansas. Mr, and Mrs. Isaacs spent the summer here camped at the Marlpoa orchard most of the time. Mrs. Ina Huston and daughter Mildred Phillpps, Art Philippe and U. B. Scott left last Tuesday for a two weeks' vacation trip through California. Elder and Mrs. E. H. Curtis, who were camped on the J. B. Meehan nlnre. Durchased a home on Ross Lane and moved there last week R. E, twart and Bob Rookard left Friday for northern California to be none a week J. B. Meehan and Bud Stammen left Thursday with a load of ma terial of the tabernacle from Med ford, which Is being moved to Corvallis. Mr, and Mrs. D. A. Hood have returned home from a few daya va cation spent at Corvallis. Mr. nd Mrs. Henry Mutr and family arrived Friday from eastern Oreuun to mnke their home here with Mrs. Mtilr. Mr. and Mrs. George Pisk motored to northern California Friday to visit friends. They returned home Sunday evening. Mlsa Elizabeth McKay is spending I a few daya In Medford helping to care for her sister-in-law, who Is recuperating at her home from recent operation. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Wolff returned home Friday from a week's vacation spent at Stowart Springs near Weed. Calif. Edison Crandell left September 30 for EaRle Point where he is attend ing high school this winter. Dnle FU-k of Jacksonville Is stay ing with his aunt, Mrs. J.-D. Brown, while his mother Mrs. Peter Pick, la a patient at the Community hospi tal. Leon Brown left Monday morning for Merrill where he has employment in the potato fields. Mr. Crandall and daughters mot ored to Applegate Wednesday where they gathered blackberries. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Brown motorod to Prospect Saturday and back Sun day, spending the night with Mr. and Mrs. Fred N. Cummlngs Jr. Ed Vogel and son Ray, of Jack sonville, were dinner guests Sunday at the Wm. Cherry home. Miss Merlan Hurd Is attending the normal school at Ashland. Pat Harris has Joined the CCC and left Sunday morning for Odell lakj, in Klamath county. Mrs. Leon Brown and small daugh ter are spending this week with her mother, Mrs. Harris, in Medford. Mrs. Glenn 8 purlin, Albert Straus and Glenn Hoist re turned Tuesday from the Lake view district each with a large mule tali deer to his credit. Mrs. Aletta Bigham and daughters mere hostesses to the Ladles' club Thursday afternoon at the Bigham home. The program was answers to roll call by old-time readings and songs. During the business session It was voted to help other orgs titrations in raising funds to buy stage equip ment for the achool auditorium. As yet no severe frost has hit this district and gardens are still pro ductive and green. Miss Malin, temporary county dem onstrator, conducted the first meet ing of Sams Valley extension unit at the school house September 27 tor the beginning of the year's work. The meeting was devoted to the making or the guide pattern. Ten ladles ware present. The next meeting, October 26, will be conducted In the after noon by Mrs. Dick Straus on buy manahlp. Fifty young people slipped In on the newly weds, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Wilson, last Tuesday night, and spent an evening of fun, after mak ing the usual charivari racket. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Korner were surprised to get word from their son. Elmer In Los Angeles advising them of his marriage to a young lady ot that city. Elmer left about four months ago for his former "home town" for a position there. Abe Johnson was wed last week to Miss Rutiser of Butte rails. The cou ple is now residing on Pleasant creek "The Orange In Legislature"; Stat Secretary Bertha Beck. "Why Grangf Go Dormant"; rtte Lecturer Alice Goff, "A Balanced Lecture Program"; State Chairman of Executive Com mittee Oeorge A.. Palmlter, "Orange Co-operative Efforts." A paper pre pared by State Executive Comlttee man Albert Slaughter, was read by Mlsa Gertrude Skowe of the Oregon State college, who also had charge of the singing and recre.i;.onal work; State Chairman of Home Economic Mrs. George A. Palmlter, "Women's Work In the Orange." State -District Deputy Arthur Brown spoke on "Keeping Up Grange Inter eat"; Grange Fire Insurance Director Pattlson handled the subject of fir Insurance; George Corson of the Orange Bulletin spoke on Bulletin ad vertising; Fred A. Ooff, state chair man of the agricultural and market ing committee, told what the agri cultural committees are doing In the marketing line. County Deputy R. K. Nealon told of the progress of the Granges in Jack son county. Grange masters present spoke briefly on Grange spirit. County Agent R. O. Fowler, "Cooperation Be tween County Agents and the Grange.' The morning session was devoted tt officers' conferences. Talks and rec reational exercises occupied the after noon and the evening session was mostly given over to subordinate Orange officers' seating drills. Four teams were entered for contest with the following score: Central Point, 06 1-3; Phoenix, S3 3-3; Eagle Foint, 03; Bell view, 02 1-3. The two scoring highest re ceived 5 first prize and a $2 50 second prize. Three Granges, Cen tral Point. Phoenix and Eagle Point also received prize twr full officers' attendance, prlr.es to consist of ohoice of myrtle wood ballot box, myrtle wood, gavel and block, and a, fine Bible. This meeting will long prove a. valuable Inspiration to Grange wore in Jackson county. E 10 HEAR Foots Creek ACROSS L Crusl and relentless I. Half: oretti t. Female horses 14. Volcanic matter 15. Send out 16. Open 17. Vlgllanos 19. Rieli brqwn color !0. Looks down upon wltb cutitempt IL American soprano n. Cant sidelong glances IX. Pine tres state M. StjtRe players 17. Shows of a certain kind 10. Lona nnrrow opening II. Thin tine silk net . IS. DUpatclied 5- AP l. Japanese COID '"'n Solution of Yesterday's Punls ElNlTl I REpSAT MR k E A o E gJIT "aTdje" MOPED F EE DM? IkE aWB OWjJplI otKmPM?. ill fel6ppT S H A MjiF L E Agl& A TEDiLE ETrP A P, M ElMr O aToIIA g A.M A l lIotsIp e e p e MODE S THA 6SER FOR SALE Equity" lu house. 036 Haven. BOAT TRAILER. Cash Roister A.rld ln& Machine, Typewriter, Boots. Shoes, Huntlng-Plshlng Equipment. 317 North Riverside. FOR SALE Guernsey and Jersey cows, fresh and coming fresh soon; ,15 and up. Cummlnea Poultry Ranch, & miles out Midway road vra pfvt N'lcelv furnished 5-room houee. E'.ectrlc ran:c, water heater, pop; SALE 0ntle saddlo pony, 813 S. Riverside. 133-L. FOR RENT 5-room furnished house, modern, shipshape; lawn, shrub, bery; c'.o In. Also new 3-room furnished house. 30 W. Jackson Tel MILK COW for ss!. 3nd nousa south Howard school. TWO JERSEY heifers, coming fresh In sprlnit. and comlnj 3-year-olu colt. Priced reasonable. Inquire at w. B. Medley's. Kt. 4, Box 159 Medford. FOR RENT 931 Queen Anne Ave, 4- room unfurnished home; basement, furnace, electric ranre, hard0'i floors: s23. plus water. Charles - - " " ' Rov. Realtor; Medlord B:d. Phone FOR SALE 24 ranoiUi and But"" 3c,a I Third nous south city nail Jaci. FOR RENT 108 Park Ave. 4-ro3m furnished home; over.tuf!ed furnl ture. oil heatrola. e'.ectric rarurc; i i cn ...... rvi&r- R R (V. Rea'.tor. Medlord B;1. Phone iSi FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FURN houee, Ai apt. Si jarage. 604 W 10th. Ft'RN house Ai spU tarajs. 604 W 10th 'for RENT H.inix rtirnlhel or unfurnnhed. Brown A; White FOR RENT ROOM - BOARD ROOM. BOARD lit Ni. 0ld.. VSET CAR SALE REDUCED PRICES 1933 Plymouth sedan. 1931 Chevrolet Coupe. 1933 Prd V-S Sedan. 1933 Plymouth Sedan. 1933 De3oto Sedan. 1930 Chevrolet Redan. 1928 Chrysler 62 Sedan. 1929 Chevrolet Coupe. 1939 USii.e 6-paas. Coupe. 1P30 Stutz 8 Redsn. 1P27 Chevrolet Coupe. ARMSTRONG MOTORS tNC 33 No. Riverside. TtL it. KINDERGARTEN apart a Bids Music and dance. Phone 1543 or I23Q.W Ruth Luy Alice Holmback. DOOS examined free. Dr. Stone, 4th and Bauiett. BUSINESS DIRECTORY A Infract! JrKO.N CO. ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title and Title Insurance. The only complete Title System In Jackson County. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstract or Title. Rooms s ani o io. a North Central Ave., upstairs. Rial to Phone 1615-Y. Dentistry. DENTISTRY Dr. I. H. Oots. ?3fl K Main. Mon"y tu l-end. MONEY LOANKD, r art: os. typewriters. e.ecvric rriri?eraw.. wmsnmin ma chines, u'.ms or on anything of resi raiue. CKC.I. JI.MNiS No. b 8. Front 15. itecllne 18. No: Scotch 17. Cnellc 19. I'nrsonsRS tl. Kemlnlns name it. Omitting 14. Entertained (ft. Legal claims II. uonceiteniy eanort 68. Snored Imsge f9 Founded tO. Large ma? of floating Ice St. Copper cola DOWN I. Happy tit wise nerson J. Morbid Afire nled breathing 50. Forcpfl Into t tlnht nlace U. Moving mefhantcaJ part 4. Mark out and mslte known sound I. Patron saint of lawyers 4. Meddlesome fervon who ruetrates a plan I, Thickest f. Arabian chieftain: Tar. T, Cnmarrled woman's title f. Pronoun I. Design mad by Inlaying small pieces 10. The Infernal regions It. Stands for 12. Silkworm 13. Heavenly body H. Row ?i. Money paid for transportation II. Units or distance 14. Donkeys 15. Attendant Id a store It. Inflammatory dlieaee XT. Adhere closely 21. Growing out 29. Place another haa had tt. Prussian : var. 3S. Incident It. State whose capital la St. 1'aul: abbr. 40. Article of Jewelry 41. Pertaining to the lin' provment of His rac 41. Looked nar rowly or curiously 48. Chi nuns dynasty 47. Hard question tl. AHntlc native 41. Uenus of thi roee (0. Oram, ss territory II. flpeed contest SL English achool II. Small dprseeton II. Light touch Lake Creek i i i; la 1 Wi -''fa mmmi f 5o 31 32 ,,, 33 "7 '': ZZS5lZZBSZZZ '' 48 " i m'So '. s' S1 jj jl ""J" o """ " T. Ei 1 .. LAKE CREEK, Oct. It. (Spl) Mrs. Betty Rlmmey of Iowa, has i been vlsltlnd her brother Charles ' 3olfleld, the last week. They had not seen each other for 60 yeata. 1 so are havlDg an enjoyable visit. Mrs. ! Rlmmey wa accompanied by her ton and dauRhter-ln-law Mr. and Mrs Roy Rlmmey. and son. Mr. Rlmmey ' returned to Iowa, leaving hli wife i and mother to visit Indefinitely. I Mrs. Anna Tonn npent several daya visiting Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Peck ! of Medford. I Emma Wahlera o" Dry creek la visiting at the Ed Meyer's homa this week Mr. and Mrs. Bteve Smith and daughtera of Phoenix were Sunday vlMtora of the Hoefft's. I Mrs. Ernest Jonea left for Apple ! gnte where she will keep house for her dnuRhter Mrs. Ivan Davlef, who Is In the Community hospital, Roy Rush of Eugene, accompan- led by two friends, spent several days at the Buss Moore homa while hunting. They returned on Monday with a fine buck. A InrKe number of ladlea from this district and Butta Creek dis trict spent Thursday visiting with Mrs. Jack Tyrell at Dead Indian Soda Springs. Mr. md Mrs. Adolph Peck and. children visited In Medford Tuesday where Mr. peck delivered a load of onions. ! The Hnrtman bridge crew finished ! construction of the bridge on the j Tonn ranch Monday. The bridge If A big Improvement over tha old one and la one of tha atrongeat of Ita kind In Jackson county. ! Mr. and Mra. Louis Young and wn j Fred, of Nampa, Idaho, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wendt of New Pine ' creek, visited several days with rel atives here. Including 'tha WalshVi rtelllelda, and Nusabaum'e. Mrs I Young and Mra, Wendt are Bisters of Mrs. Belfleld and Bill Ntlsabauin. j Among the hunters from here who : have cotne In with game are Leon- ard Bradshaw, Henry and Adolph i Peck. John Bhort. Lloyd and John ' Walsh. Harry Tonn and Verna Mey lers. Two of the larueat bucka were the one killed by Verne Meyers which dressed 174 pounds and that killed ! by Hsrry Tonn which dressed 19 pounds. FOOTS CREEK. Oct. 11. (Spl.) Rev. D. D. Randall ot Medford met with the Sunday achool, October 7 Ha will meet here again on Rally day. October 21. There will be a basket dinner to which the entire community is invited. Mr. and Mrs. Vencll Cerveny re turned home October 8. after a throe weeks' visit with relatives In eastern Oregon. Geo. Lance was In Oranta pass October B. Several ladlea of tha community met at Mra. I. O. Zlerolff'a In tha col ony Monday, and canned several gal lons of tomato Juice to be used by tha Gold HUI health unit In prepar ing hot meals thla winter for the school children of district 117. Geo. Hutchlns la building P. Danga a barn on his new ranch, Mra. Paulina Wahl haa been oon flned to her home tha past week on account of lMneas. Phyllis Millar waa a week-end guest of her cousin, Sybil Walker, In Cold Hill. M. C. Boomallter la recuperating from his recent Illness. W. H. Millar ia adding to front porch to his dwelling. . , 4 W. W. Eddlngton and daughter Mary ot Bams Valley vara - Riviera eallera October T. Tha buymanahlp unit meeting was postponed from October until a latar data whan Mlae Alloa Malln could be here. Thla la an Interesting meeting and all should attend. Mr. and Mra. Geo. Drummond were Roaeburg visitors last week. Tha Orange conference held at Cen tral Point Saturday, October 6, was well attended and greatly enjoyed. Those attending from Live Oak Oraiue were: Mr. and Mra. P. L. Walt, Mrs. Millie Walker, Mr. and Mra. F. Klers oay, Mra. R. L. Miller. Otto Puhrmsn and Mr. and Mra. I. T. Oalllgher. Mr. and Mra. Ollstrap and two chil dren ware visiting friends on the creek Tuesday. Mrs. Ollstrap lived here some 30 yeara ago. and will be re membered as Myrtle Rlttar. Burt Koster of Portland apent a few daya on tha creek, vlaltlng his brothers, Ed, Fred and Oeorge Koster I Peter Zimmerman, Independent candidate for governor of Oregon, will apeak at tha Bellvlew Commu nity club house thla evening, at 8:00 o'clock under ausplcea of the Belt view Orange. Everyone Intereated in hearing Mr. Zimmerman haa been In vited to do so. The Grangers, at their next regu lar meeting, Tueaday, October 16, wiu be entertained by members of tha Phoenix Grange. The program tol- lowa one presented by the local group at Phoenix several weeks ago. Home economlca committee mem bers for tha meeting are Mr, and Mrs, Henry Stenrud, Mr. and Mia, L. H. Pankey, Mr. and Mra. C. A. White, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Edwards, Mra. Alice Pagel, Miss Maria Walker, Mrs. B. J. Parsons and Austin Par sons. f- Sams Valley HAMS VALLEY. Oct. II. IHpl) The program and box aoclal given by tha school Friday night waa voted a Brownsboro BROWNS BORO, Oct. II. (8pl.) I. E. Tucker and Percy Henry, with Mr. Morris or Central Point, left n Sunday for the Klamath and Tule lake country, where they will work In the potatoes for a month. Mrs. Inch, rural school supervisor, visited the school last Thursday. Mrs. H. W. WrlRht attended special meet lug of the Lost Creek unit at the home of Mrs, Jark Tyr. Ill at Dead Indian Soda Springs, on Thursday. Mrs. Mary Moore, Mrs. Kthei Hoefft and Mrs. Amy Orlaeom of Lost creek, were guests of Mrs. L. J. Rohr Wednesday of last week. Fred Pernland of Medford visited his mother, Mrs. Pernland last Fri day. Mr. and Mrs. Barrows spent sev eral days at the Clngca home near EsKle Point last week. Mrs. RltMbeth Oritsom Is a gut of her daughter, Mrs. J. F. Maxfieid. this week. ACT IS REVIEWED WASHINGTON, Oct. II. (AP) Constitutionality of tha railroad pen sion act, described aa tha Roosevelt administration's first major experi ment In aoclal legislation, coma up for review today In tha Dtatrlct of Co lumbia auprema court before Chief Justice Alfred A. Wheat. :- Tha act, which compels tha rall roada to aet aalda funda to care for retired employes, haa bean tha sub ject of a atrenuoua legal assault by 134 of tha natlon'a carrlera, which contend It vlolatea tha commerce clauaa of tha constitution, and de prlvea them of property without due process of law. ASHLAND. Oct. 11. (Bpl.) Tha total Ashland achool budget of e7. 151.75 waa passed at a meeting of tha budget committee at the senior high achool Tuesdoy evening. The new budget calls for a district tsx of sa. 861.75, and la several hundred dol lara lower than tha budget asked lor laat year. Expenses of tha schools were held down by tha board during tha post year, particularly In tha items of sup plies and textbooks. They hoped that by thla economy taxpayera will be encouraged to pay their taxes, In order that tha achoola may continue In their present efficient manner. THE GRANGE (Mr f.Ttniflft Hunk.) One of the moat interesting and In spiring Orange meeting held In Jack son county was the all-day state dlstrlct conference at Central Point Oranne hall, October 6. One hundred ten Jackson conty Orange officers were present, and 330 regular mem bers. The following state and district of ficers were on the program: State Master Ray W. QUI, who spoke on 'S GHOST IS GLIMPSED ON NOME. Alaska (UP) The "ghost ship' Baychlmo, phantom of tha Arc tlo ocean, waa alghted recently by fishermen north of hare. ' Tha vessel, owned by tha Hudaon'a Bay Fur Company, waa abandoned In 1P31. when aha waa crushed In an Ice Jam. Since that time she haa drilled In tha summers, kept afloat by great Icebergs. Sha la aaen from time to time. The Baychlmo atlll carries a partial cargo of low-grade aealsklns, of such poor quality that they were no thought worth taking when tha ahlp waa abandoned. Nearly everything else of value waa removed. Oaa Mali Trlbunt want ads.