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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOUD, OREGON, TUESDAY. OCTOBER 23, 193-f PAGE SEVEN TEIBII-WHAT YOU WANTto'FOR'EASY REFERENCESjS Ik?! Bead every ad on thii pi . . . foo will probably ftno exactly the thing too want CO on) 01 Kll ... X 11 len't ther. edver Um . . . U " pensive, effective RATES Pet word first insertion-. (Minim" -oc daeb addition.) iDMrtlon. mi word . i . ( VltnlmilTP 100) Pel line per month, without copy change .tUft Phone 75 . FOE WANT ADS L08T AND FbUND LOST Gold bridge lower teeth: 2 on right aide. 3 on left: probably on bank of Rogue: 125 reward. Box X, Tribune, or mono i- a - OST Tweed aklrt on North or South .iral Finder rjleaae Dhone 779-1. . ...i. -t-i-- tin hret at Cra. 1AJOI lili-nc terlan theater. Saturday mornmj. Finder please call 925-L. FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Floor sanding machine . Economy Lumber. No, Riverside. FOR EXCHANGE TRADE Model T Ford touring for saddle horse. 114 So. Bartlett. FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 1 lln. Sidney laths cheap. 0. R Horn, Trail, Ore. FOR SALE Mallard duclts. Phone 691-R-3. BUSINESS DIRECTORY FOR SALE OR ' TRADE Oakland coupa In A-l condition. S. B. Hill, Rt. 1, Bos 334, Central Point. FOR EXCHANGE 10 tube Crosley all-electric radio for late model bat tery set. Phone 638-J. FORALEOR"TRADE 3 cows. Tit H. C. Mulr. TRADE 1924 Ford for corn or wheat Write Bos 85, Butte Falls. FOR SALE Dresser with large mirror, two bedroom chairs. Apt. 2 Holly Aptmta., 135 North Holly. Pbone 2M-X. FOR SALE Tokay grapes, Jc. Hartley. 9-F-5. EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 1016 No. Central. Phone 915 Prlcea right. Service guaranteed. HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pack era and movers. Special Uveatock moving equipment. Prlcea t.gnt 819 North Riverside. Phons 1044-X. Wall Paper Cleaning. WAI.L-PAPER CLEANINO, lo par aq ft. Mr. Black. 310 N. Bartlett. FOR SALE No. 1 perfect ecdar shlng- I les, 335 3. Riverside. (QUOTUMS Tolo Griffin Creek FOR SALE OR TRADE For grain or alfalfa hay, 75 head of good breed ing ewea. Call evenings. W. H. urotnerton. urana Hotel. 36x8 truck tire for wood. Tel 1044-X. FOR EXCHANGE 1929 model A Ford aedan and 3 lota In Medford for late model Ford V-8. Tel 407-T EXCHANGE Furn. re-upholstering for lumber, wood, fish poles and reels. Phone 969-R. FOR SALE OR TRADE White Jleo trie sewing machine for light ae dan. Box 638, Tribune. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE . EXCHANGE Small house on good lot Value SJoO.OO, for llgt car. Inquire 145 N. Central. LARGE 8-rooro house In good condi tion. 3 blocka from University Is Eugene, for small house in Medford. Would consider desirable Ashland property. Phone 424-J-2. Medford FOR SALE REAL ESTATE HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT Jack, eon County Building 6c Loan Ass'n. Phone 195. LOST Lady's brown hst. under brim orange. Finder please return to Tribune office. . LOST I f'dog miaaing. call 1516. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Woman for general house work. Must be good cook. Private family. Give references. Address Medford, P. O. Box 1124. WANTED 8mi ATIONS a AND 10 ACRE TRACTS. 810 DOWN. 85 MONTH; on pavement; plenty water, electricity and phone available. Phone 1281, Montgomery. CHOICE Willamette Valley farm: no Irrigation required; excellent tree allt soil; good Improvements: fine location; 10 cattle, 8600-lb. team, 40 tons hay. good farm machinery. Total price 85,000; good terms. See our selective list Oregon farms for sale and trade. 15 North Fir, Medford. 20 ACRES for aale or rent; house, good barn. well, fenced. See Wlckie at Fluhrer'a Bakery. DRY WOOD 80 tiers laurel, 50 fir oio Pennsylvania. UNINCUMBERED middle-aged widow wanta practical nursing or house keeping. Bos 4612. CHILDREN cared for In my home. 840 E. 9th. I HOME FOR SALE Near park. quire 207 So. Ivy. FOR SALE; 10 acres good Irrigated land. O. O. Boggs. WANTED-MI8CELLANEOU8 iivANT TO RENT A 3 to 5-acre farm near Medford and school. See Mr. Wright, Rt. 1, Bos 60-A. WANTED Pasture for 3'0 head mules and horses; also hay to be fed In racks at owner'a ranch. U. S. Forest Service. WANTED 5 or 6 pack burroa. W. Fox, Dlsonvllle, Ore. WANTED Cow for teed and care dur ing winter. Will buy If satisfactory. B. Rogers, .Gen. Del., Medford. WANTED 2nd hand furniture. We buy. sell and trade. Berrfdale I f: Hand Store. 1603 N. Riverside. i!l 286. FOR SALE! Several farma for sale O. C. Boggs. IF 14 EARNING on 12500 Invest men't In two houses on one very large lot In east Medfo'.d Interests you, then write Bos 4621, Mall Tribune. WHEN you think Qi'rea" wUw7thin of Brown Se W! ite. A BARGAIN 'Ay large lot, on Ben nett St.. excellent soil, fruit, nut trees an' berrlea. Will sacrifice on terms cash. Box 56, Tribune. 63 A'iS near Applegate P. O.; 11 A r.clvatlon, free water right; bal ance timber; Improvements. Paul r Erdman. Applegate. Ore. WANTED TO RENT Two room furn ished house In city llmlta of Med ford Must be cheap. Box 308. M! Tribune. FURNITURE re-upholstered. 969-R. Thlbault. Phone JUNK WANTED We pay cash for JUNK BATTERIES AND RADIATORS. ALUMIN JM BRASS. COPPER and Junk of all descriptions. MC-nirnun RARCIAAIN HOUSE 37 No. Grape. Tel. 1062 WANTED Warrant. Redden & Co WANTED Household goods, -toves tools or what have you. Medford Bargain House, 37 N. Grspe St. Tel 1063. FOR "ENT HOUSES TWO. three, four, houses, furnished, water. 812 Summit. FOR RENT Furnished 4-room mod ern house. 410 Hamilton. FOR RENT 931 Queen Anne Ave Four room unfurnished atuceo home, hardwood floors, fireplace plpele hot air furnace. Charles R. Ray, Realtor, Medford Bldg. Phone 303. 8-ROOM furnished houae. 134 S. Ivy. FOR RENT Furnished 5-room bun galow. 511 South Grspe. FOP. RENT. Homea furnished or unfurnished. Brown 82 Whit. FOR RENT APARTMENTS traR RENT Modern furnished apt 125 N. Holly. FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE OR TRADE White Rock breeding cockerels from 8 yeara trapnestlng. O. R. Jackson, Stewart Ave. 3 houses west Orchard Home Drive. PURE Bronze toma. Cockeran's prize stock 85. Jease Nell. Rt. 1, Ashland FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Fresh Jersey cow and heifer calf. Price 825.00. Harry Steele, tbree miles Eaat of Phoenix. FOR SALE Weaner plga. 1130 West 2nd. FOR SALE 2 fresh milk cows. Cum mtngs Poultry Ranch. 6 mi. out Midway Rd. Central Point. FOR SALE Extra good weaner plga. Whitman, Coker Butte ROM. FOR SALE 24 rabbiu and butcbea Third house south city ball Jack- FOR SALE Regiatered Shropshire rams. L. A. Salade, Central Point FOR SALE Jersey cow. Cheap. 830 Bennett. FOR SALE DOGS PETS FOR SALE Shepherd puppies. 840 E. 9th. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Organ on storage Bill FOR SALE Gold H1U FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT Furn. apt Call 1368-W. BACHELOR apartment. 445 8. Front. 1 FOR SALE Chevrolet four passenger club coupe, 1924 model out ariven only twenty three thousand mllea. good condition, five good tlrea. semi balloons, front ahock absorbers. Phone 843 or 258X. FOR RENT ROOM BOARD ROOM. BOARD 153 No. Oakdala. RATES very moderate at 718 B. Mun ATTRACTIVF rooms 404 S Orape FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS GRAND HOTEL announces their low winter rate. Cozy steam-heawd rooms now available. FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms and garage storage at moderate rates oy week or month 325 South Riverside avenue. ROOMS wea furnished, heated Pbone 364-L. FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Ranch on highway; new buildups, small houae; good a-ell spring: 40 acres ready all crop Mrs A L. Reed, one mil south, 1 mile sal Bei.a P. O, USED CAR SALE REDUCED PRICES 1932 Plymouth 8edan. 1931 Chevrolet Coupe. 1933 Ford V-B sedan. 1933 Plymouth Sedan. 1932 DeSoto Sedan 1930 Chevrolet sedan. 1928 Chrysler 62 Sedan. 1929 Chevrolet Coupe. 1929 LaSalle 8-psaa Coup. 1930 8tut? 8 Sedan 1627 Chevrolet Coupe ARMSTRONO MOTORS. INC. 38 No Rlve.-alde. Tel 18. STUDEBAKER SALES te SERVICE South Riverside 1934 Chevrolet l'j ton truck like new - IMS Studebaker aedsn 1225 00 Chevrolet coupe 135 00 "FISHERMEN, learn to tie your own flies, our instruction dook of iu Illustrations teachea you how .'or th small cost of 81.00. Pacific Coast Supply Co., 72 11 Main Street. Oregon City, Oregon." BEAUTIFUL Beige Lapln fur Jacket, aloe 36. Bargain. Camelo Cleaners. 311 W. Main. Phone 1280. FOR SALE Wheat 81.50 hundred. 4 ton hay. near Talent. 837 Pine 3t. Phone 387-J. FOR SALE Gas range; Ruud gaa heater, bed and springs, 2 linoleum rugs, breakfast table and chalra. 132 Vancouver. GET YOUR winter aupply Newtown applea now. Al Vista Co., So. Fir. Oak Grove TOLO, Oct. 33 . ( 3pl ) A new house Is being built on the Klrk land farm to replace the one lost by fire a few week ago. Mr. and Mra. Powell, who lost most of their belonging' In this fire, are living with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Powell, of Central Point. They will return to the farm a soon as the house Is completed. T. A. Muse has leased Tolo Gar dens from Frank Ray for another year. He will move his family there as soon aa the houae ts vacated. Mrs. P. A. Tracy transacted bus! neaa In Medford Wednesday morn ing and spent the afternoon with FOR SALE Boac pears. Just right lor eating -or canning, 50c box. Ala Vista Co., So. Fir. FOR SALE Hammered alfalfa hay. J as. A. Woods, Phone ll-X-41, Eagle Point. FOR SALE Wheat ana oats, SI. 50 100 lbs. Call 704 N. Central after 4 p. m. DRY WOOD Fir, laurel. Tel. 7-2. FOR SALE Solo trumpev. New never been used. Cheap for cash. Box 47?U Tribune. FOR SALE Rebuilt Fordson tractor. cheap for quick sale. Jacksonville Garage. FOR SALE Grapes. J. A. Manke, four miles west of Medford, adjoin ing Clancy Orchard. tf GRAPES and grape Juice for sale. uiarxson vineyard. Phone 510-R-l. FOR SALE Tomatoes, cent and a half a pound. Ted Pish on Anderson Ruad S. W. of Phoenix. OAK QROVE, Oct. 33.-(Spn Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Knlps spent October 31 at Brownsborough visiting J. D. Henry. Mrs. Elton Waldron and Mrs. Fred Sander attended the parent' school at the court house In Medford on October 19. Margaret Harrison of Ashland spent October 31 as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Brockway. The Oak Orove Neighborly club j Mra. J. B. Cox at her home met at the home of Mrs. Roberta on the Jacksonville highway Wed nesday, October 17. Thirteen mem bers were present and plana were made for the coming year. The afternoon was spent In conversation and refreshment were served. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Brewold on the Jack sonville highway, Wednesday, Nov ember 31. on Columbus avenue, Mr. and Mrs. John Bohnert and baby were visitors at the Tracy home Friday, Mlas Dorothy Inmann was In Medford Friday and Saturday to have dental work done. P. A. Tracy and John Green have gone to Gal lee on a hunting ana prospecting trip. T. N. Ha Ren ac companied them to Galir and will Harold Sander of Eugene, spent; go on by foot to look after his October 17 visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sander. Harold la a pilot for the Hobl Airways of Eu gene. He has Just returned from a government timber mapping trip in the Chelan national forest In north ern Washington. This country la one of the most primitive sections in the United States, he stated. He piloted the plane while the camera man photographed one and one half million acrea of timber. It took twenty-five hours of flying time to accomplish the task. The Home Economics club will meet at the home of Mrs. Elton Waldron Friday, October 36, for an all day meeting. A covered dish lunch of salad, aandwlchea, cake and coffee will be served at noon. Ev eryone In the Oak Orove district la requested to come and bring her own table service. mine on Sliver creek. Dick Rlohman la moving cattle onto his winter range here. He and Mrs. Rlcljman will move over from their Evans creek home to thetr cabin on the Swift water Inc., prop erty, about November 1. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nichols will move to the Paul Scherer home as soon aa the Sherers leave for Berkeley. Calif. Mr. Nichols la man ager for the Scherer orchsrda. Joe Smith, now living In Med ford, was a business visitor here, Saturday. Joan, small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Collins, Is attending kin dergarten In Medford. GRAIN SACKS Jackson County rooa io nn, ana uaruett eta. FOR SALE Grapes and grape Juice. ati wie jjea vineyara, ks. i, Med lord FOR SALE Buescher Melody C saxo phone, battery radio. 65 Eastman Kodak postcard size, portable vie trola. 7 golf clubs and bag, house hold appliances, fruit Jars and tools. 622 Cedar. ALL MAKES of washing machines re paired. Flck'a Hardware, 131 West Main. FOR SALE Used sewing machines, all maKes; terms ir desired. All makes rented and repaired. White Sewing Machine Co. 34 N. Bartlett. FOR SALE Sand, gravel, lawn dirt. lertuizer, teaming. Phone 913-J. FOR SALE White sewing machine. Angora raooits. 314 Willamette FOR EXCHANGE 30-30 Carbine val ued at 520 00 for light car. Across from Medford Riding Academy. MISCELLANEOUS BOAT TRAILER, Cash Register A.dd Ing Machine. Typewriter, Boots Shoes, Hunting-Fishing Equipment 317 North Riverside. Sardine Creek SARDINE CREEK, Oct. 33. (Spl.) C. L. Dusenberry of Loom Is, Cal., who haa been visiting friends and relatives here for the past week, returned home Wednesday with E. B. SkeeLs. for whom he has worked for the past 15 months tn California. Raymond Biles and John Wilde have been assisting Ralph Dusenberry In placer mining for the post week. Billy Elhert of Ashland came down Friday to vlalt his grandmother, Mrs. Eva Newton, over the week-end. Mrs. Mildred Wright, who has been quite 111 for the past two weeks, is somewhat Improved at present. Mrs. Earl Croft Is also on the sick list this week. Mrs. Anna potter has been visiting relatives here the past week, prior to leaving Friday for her home In Snohomish, Wash. Mrs. Potter la a sister of Jim and Jack Smith and la well known here. The freshman Initiation In the Gold Hill high school was held In the gym Friday evening, there being a class of 34. Persist PERSIST, Oct. 23. (Spl) Mr. and Mrs. Jess Garber, Mrs. Sam Parker also Mrs. Ervln Hutchison, were transacting business In Medford on October 18. Mildred Young and Viola Zimmer were all day callers at the home of Mrs. Charles Cushman of Trail last Wednesday. George Schermerhorn suffered severe heart attack October IB. He Is a little better at this writing, Frank Jantzer had a slight acci dent October 16. He ran off the grade Just below the H. L. Ash place and nearly overturned his car. He failed to make the turn after crossing the Flat creek bridge. He was uninjured. Charles Ovelman Is 'spending a few days with George Schermerhorn. Dorothy Ash was a dinner gv.e-t at the Parker home Friday, Mrs. Sam Parker has been spend ing several days with Mrs. Ervln Hutchison. Flossie Parker called at the Mat thews cabin the afternoon of Octo ber 17. Harvey Morgan has been doing some extensive burning the past few days. KINDERGARTEN Sparta Bldg Music and dance. Phone 1543 or I356-W Ruth Luy Alloa Holm back. A 50-CENT turkey dinner will be served at First M. B. church. Tues day at 6:30. Good program. Mail Tribune Daily Cross-Word Puzzle GRIFFIN CREEK, Oct. 33. (Bpl) Ladles of the home extension unit met October 13 with Mrs. OlUe Con ner on Sunset Drive. There were fifteen preaent who enjoyed the dis cussion on buying and care of var ious materials, given by Catherine Gay. Lunch was served at noon after which the meeting was ad journed so all ladles could attend the cooking school at tha Crater-tan. Jonas Wold spent th week-end In Portland on business. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson ana daughter Mary, of Sunset Drive left Tuesday for North Bend to enjoy week's vacation. Richard Sturglll, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde SturplU, had his ton sils removed last Monday and was back to school the middle of the week. Mrs. J. D. Brown returned to her home Monday evening after spending several days with her sister, Mrs. Peter Flck, of Jacksonville who is recovering from a recent operation. Mrs. Hanson and sons called on Mrs. J. B. Median Thursday. R. E. Ewart and Bob Rookard returned Wednesday from northern California where they completed some tilo work. Warner Kimball made a business trip to Bcavcrton over the week end. Mrs. W. Kimball and daughter Mrs. Mary Young, were recent vis itors at the J. D. Brown home. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Terbush ot San Gabriel. Cal., Mr. and Mrs. ; Bud Stammon and children Frederick and Mary Ellen, and Eldon Kelllng spent Sunday at the Oscar Helm home In Gold Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ewart of Oak land, Calif., arrived Saturday to spend a two weeks' vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Ewart. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Stammen and children, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Ter bush and Eldon Kelllng, enjoyed a trip to Crater Lako Tuesday. They attended a show In the evening. J. B. Meehan left Tuesday with load of furniture for Corvallls. Union Sunday school Is conduct ed at the upper school house every Sunday morning at ten o'clock. John Casnd Is superintendent and everyone Is welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Tarbush of San Gabriel, Calif., who have been visiting some time all the home of their niece Mrs. Bud Stammen, left Wednesday morning for their home. t N. P. Ohrt ha returned to his home from Crater Lake whr he has bean employed for several months. Herb Thomas of Medford ha spent a week with his brothers, Jam and Robert. Jim Peyton and Xrnt Ernst went pheasant hunting on Toggery BUI Isaac's place last week and got their limit, Mr. and Mr. Ted Smith and chil dren, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Roberts and son, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dirk Vincent. Denies Killing Foots Creek Forest Creek FOR SALE Equity In house. 526 Haven. Call DOGS examined free. Dr. Stone. 4th and Ba.Jett. RADIO SERVICE DON'S RADIO SERVICE Repairs Sales Rectal. 433 E Main St. Phone 668 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Alt s tract JACKSON CO. ABSTRACT CO. Abstract of Title and Title Insurance The only complete Title System In Jackson County. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title. Rooms 3 and 6 No. 31' North Central Ave., upstairs. Rial to. Phone 1615-Y. ACROSS U Ancient capi tal of Ireland I. Alronqulail Indian I 12. Dry and barren 14. iropeis wiu oars li. Mexican rub bur tree 15. Native of an oriental country 17. Play the chief part It. Garden Imp! ment 1. Ingredient of varnish 20. Bachelor of arts: abbr. 11. Three: prcni 23. Destiny 24. Lla u or 28. Forever 30. Scran t 22. Leaf of th paimyra Dllm IS. Lamb's pen 14. Profan ST. Silt 38. God of lov IB. Plant of tha vetch family II. Again: prefix Solution of Yesterday's Puxzl CIORAUTjP t PjL0AF PENlET RA Lp 1n I T A tfgAIC EIS jSfT E E P Af A Ml AjNggjwf ElPpPlg. A 515 IIMjTrWx Iksil a g B RX pG,e lT Tti iNj ATg IEIIlMair e sMtiaver Dentistry. DENTISTRY Dr. I. H. Oov. ?35 E Main. Expert Ulndow Cleaners 1933 Term pi an 8 DeLuxe Sedan 1034 Terra plane 6 Coach Demonstra tor 1834 Hudson 8 Sedan Demonstrator Prices r!?:it for quick aJ. Tude and terms. EAKIN MOTOR CO . So Riverside Phone 542 We'll haul away your Icum. C.'-y Swataxy bexvce. LET OEOHOE DO IT Tel 1172 Houae Cleaning. Floor Waxing On. Money To Lend MONEY LOANKI), radio, typewriter electric relr iterator, washing ma chine, gun or on anything ol real value. CECIL JENNINGS No. 5 S Front. MONEY LOANED on Homes: monthly pavmenUt. Medford Federal sf A Loan Assn . 126 t Main. Tel. 19V MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURa, CARS. ETC Prompt service and le ftst rate W E Thomas. 45 8 Central. State license No. 8 167. Ptlntlni and Panerhsnrlnf I. A. BLISS Painting and psper Hantring Tel 646-W 813 8 Grape 41. Tall and thin 44. Removed moisture 41. Parts of curve 47. Rever fiO. Oolf mound M. Kind of bean t2. Short Jacket 61. Engl Iff) con sonant 14. Balanclne, part of a kit II. DIapatch DOWN 1. Dervtnli'i cone- shaped cap 2. Conmellstlon S. Tears on a earn 4. Render suit able I. Thoi-e to whom money Is owed . Flower 7. Shaep t. Plural ending t. Sell mor than 10. Repfment In the Turkish army 11. Bird of th gull family It. Nostril 17. Bristles 19. Op ere ted 20. Poet II. Wing 23. Brotherly 25. Perfume 27. Note of Guldo'i seal Si. Prevaricator 21. American unl- vcnlty II. Dretnes up smartly 21. Affectedly timid S. Great Like 40. Withers 42. Tardy 43. God of wsr 44. Half: prefix 4. Tropical fruit 47. By way of 41. Unit of weight 4J. Conclude il. Army or navy officer: abbr. REV EVELYN MARSHALL, spiritual , reading (UiJ. lid $ot iii!r.U, I ' ' f 3 Y' Wf t I7 la WM r F 15 ir? ziZi i -M S Jl 24 25 .,,, V. 27 28 2? v 1 dk & 35 3j yyp 3; ' , S$ 7 Is ' w- FOREST CREEK, Oct. 33. (Spl.) Mrs. Ivan Dav!-s returned from the Community hospital, in a, much improved clndltlon. 8h was accom panied by her mother, Mrs. Jones of Lake Creek, who expect to remain here some time. Mrs. John Black and daughter Holly visited Ruch school October 16. A string of six pack mule, In charge of Charlie Knutsen of the Star ranger atatlon, arrived at the Oregon Belle mine, October IS, to begin pack ing the building materials for the emergency fire lookout to th top of Mount Isabell, Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Dorothy of Jack sonville were Sunday guest of Mr and Mr. Arthur Do vies, October 7. Mrs. Arthur Dvlea returned home October 21, after spending seveal days In Jacksonville with her par ent. Mr. and Mr. O. C. Dorothy. On Saturday after non ah waa honor guest at a, charming shower given by her mother. At a meeting held at th school house, October 30, the budget for the year 1934-35 was adopted, and Jack Crump was elected to th school board, to fill th vacancy left by Aaron Ayre. who moved away. There wer 18- voter present. Mary Da vies, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. James Davie, attended the teachers' Institute In Medford, October 10. Mrs. Wulf visited Mrs. Ivan Da Ties end her mother, Mrs, Jones, October 19. Mrs. John Black, Lee Black and Mrs Harry Ayres were visitors at the Aaron Ayrea home In Jacksonville, October 10. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Hill and chil dren, Donald and Lottie Jean, of Phoenix were week-end guests, Octobor 30, or Mrs. Hill's father. Lee Black. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Powell of Med ford spent October 31 with Mr, .nd Ms. Hairy Ayrea. FOOTS GREEK, Oct. 33. (pl.) Rally day wet observed by th Sun day school, October 31. Although several famine could not Attend be cause of th weather, there wer 40 In attendance. Mr. Randall and Miss Howell of Medford were hers and an enjoyabl time waa held. Th assem bly room was redecorated during th past week by It member and U now quit an attractive room. Mrs. Rose Gay of the Colony ha been HI for several days, but 1 lm proving at present. Mr. Emily Mel aelbar, who lived at Roaall for sev eral years, ha also been 111 for eral week at her horn with Mr, Mc- Qullken In Ashland. Mrs. Warner Thorn of San Dleg), haa been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mr. Clare stumbo, for th past week. The school children enjoyed a holt day October 10, a teacher Institute was held In Medford. Cecil Robert of Rogue River was a Riviera- caller October 10. Etta Mae Pre fountain, who U t tending St. Marys academy In Med ford, spent the week-end her with her parent, Mr, and Mr. Ed Pre fountain. Mrs. Rot Tompkins and daughter Lorraine visited Mra. Clay Bile Tues day. The freshmen Initiation was held at Gold Hill Thursday evening, Octo ber 18. Those Initiated from here were Wallace Baling. Donald Skelton, Phylll Miller and Kenneth Ward Other high school atudents of ours who attended were Cleo Hutch Ins. Rowland Miller. Ralph Bile. Marie and Bob Korth. Lester BUlng reutrned to hi work 1 Grave creek October )0, after spending several days her with his family. Mra. Fred Wahl and daughter Joanne and mother, Mr. Roe, of Med ford, visited Mrs. Pauline Wahl Fri day. Several from her attended the dance at Bloody Run, Saturday even ing, October 30. Among them were Mrs. Jesse McDole and sons, Melvln and Irvln, Mr. and Mr. Ben Harri son and Clarence, Mr. and Mrs, Tom Henderson and children, Ethel and Tommy. Friends of Mrs. Frank Tompkins, who Is now living In St. David, 111., will be glad to learn that although she suffered a slight stroke after leav ing here, she la getting along nicely and able to get around. Sixteen member of Uv Oak Grange attended the initiation In; Sams Valley, October 30. Th ftlx new member Initiated were Mr. and Mr. Geo. Hutchlns, Phylll Millar. I Sybil Walker, John Fleming and Char-1 lea Roe. P. Dang was receiving medical treatment tn Medford th past week Wm. King wa a Grants Pass shop per October 16. vyW? V A ra v Tit, 4 h' v 1 Vi 9 Mtt Bruno Richard Hauptmann la shown at h appeared before 8u prm Court Justice Ernest Ham mar In New York and denied h killed th Lindbergh baby or had anything to do with th case. (As sociated Press Photo) immediately for a prolonged visit with, her daughter, Mr. Ivan Davlea of Forest creek. Mrs. Davie la conva lescing from a serious operation. Anderson Creek ANDERSON CREEK, XKt. 33. (Spl) Edward Smith returned borne after apendlng the summer at Lake City. Minn. Jaa. Mays and family apent Fri day in Medford. Mr. and Mra. Prank Marques were in Medford Thursday evening. B. Donlca was in Talent Friday. Mr. Oreen went out to th Talley Saturday. Mrs. J as. Mays called on Mrs. W. P. Shaw of Ashland, Friday. Mr. Hull ha moved a family on his ranch for th winter. Jas. Marques called at Jaa. May's Thursday. t McLeod McLEOD, Oct. 33. (Spl) J. W. Richardson waa pleasantly surprised Friday evening when about 36 neighbor called at his home to help him celebrate his 81st birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Banty and son Harry, of Ashland, Mrs. Allen of Los Ang eles, Mrs. Tush of Nebraska, rela tives of W. D. Coburn, were dinner guests at the Coburn horn Mon dsy. Mrs. A. T Halne visited Mrs. Di"k Vincent Tuesday. Charlea Edmondson and Frank Netherland are moving the shingle mill from McLeod to Butt Falls this week. Mra. N. P. Ohrt attended the ftchcol for parents at Medford Frt day. Friday was a school holiday when Mix Rudd attended Institute. Loral stockmen have brought their cattl horn Lorn the mo uu talus. Lake Creek LAKE CREEK. Oct. 33. (Spl.) About 30 ladlea gathered Thursday at the Orange hall to quilt for Mrs E. E. Meyer. A covered dlh lunch eon wa served at noon, and a plea- nt day wa spent at quilting, with visiting and music. Week-end gueau of Mr. and Mra. C. R. Moore war their daughter, Mis Thelma Moore of Medford. and Mra John Miller of Esgle Point. They apent Sunday afternoon at th Dead Indian eoda springs. Week-end gueatt at the Tonn home were Mia Irma May and John Wilson of Sam Valley. They, with Mr. and Mra. Harry Tonn, motored to th aoda springs Sunday, The Lost Creek Community elub will meet next Thursday with Mra. Maysel Hoefft. Th making and fit ting of pattern to th Individual will be taken tip at thla meeting. Mrs. Orace Crawford and children of Medford and John Miller of Cvile Point were her Sunday to th old home ranch. Mra. Amy Orlaaom la apendlng this week with her parent. Mr. and Mr D. N. Davla on the Qreeneprlng. Mr. H. L. Orlasom expects to leave Friday with relatlvea for a vlalt with her sister, Mrs. William Orlasom and family, at Ooodlng. Idaho. Tho-j ex pectlng to make th trip are Mr. and Mr. Will Nelson and Mra. Aim mim son of Coker Butt and Mr. Illiabetn Orlaaom of Climax. Mr. and Mr. Harry Tonn are pad lm? this week In Sum Valley. Mr. Emm Wahler. who has been staying with Mr. and Mra. E. B. Meyer, 1 vulting at th Tonn home. , Mr,. L. R. Jone expect to leva, E TO BE INSTALLED IN FIRE LOOKOUT BIG APPLEGATE, Oct. 38. (Spl) Tha Applegate district will hava the first lookout In the Rogue River national forest to be equipped wltn radio for transmitting and receiving: messages. The house will be built this fall on Mt. Isabel at the head of Forest creek and Foot creek, Lee Port, district ranger for th Applegate, said. It Is probable that the Medford forestry headquarters will be equipped with a short wave set for communicating with Mt. Isabel, eliminating need for a tele phone line. Ranger Port said that lookouts In Washington and eastern Oregon are using radio with suc cess, providing the range of com munication does not exceed twenty miles. Lumbar, sawed In Portland for tha 80-foot tower on which the house will stand, haa been sent here, and all supplies are being packed wltn mules to th building site, Ross Dickey, forest service construction foreman, and his crew of CCO men will start work Immediately on tha building. A road will be built to the atatlon at a later date. The new lookout will be used only as an emergency station. The general week-end storm, which brought snow on the foot hills, re sulted In the release today of all men on lookout and fire guard duty In th Applegate section. Lookout Include Oeorge Ellis. Whiskey Peak: Leonard Andrews, Mt. Wagner; J. Hoxte, Cinnabar Trail; Alex Schlchtl, Dutchman's Peak: Dean Saltmarsn, Tallowbox; and Robert Lindsay, An derson Butte. Guards Include Met vln Rowden, Sturgls fork: Jess Townsend, Fir Glades; Ervln Lewis, Perk'a Pasture; John Byrne, Llttl Applegate; Hugh Com best. Wagner Gap: Jim Wlnnlngham. Hutton: end W, H. McDantel, Ruch. Other mem bers of the aummer'a force hav included Albert Toung, protective assistant; Jack Crump, fire truck driver: and Cha. Knutsen. packer. With the network of new roads Intersecting th mountainous reg ions, tha forest service recreational program Includes establishment of camp ground In the higher altitude for convenience of vacationist next Hummer. Camps will be located at Chappel Springs and Wrangle Gap, and fire place and tables will ba Included in their equipment. Wr an il Oap will have a hydrant and drinking fountain. With th recrea tional program having priority over other projects, at the present, work will begin soon on th camps. THE GRANGE Lak Creek. Lake Creek Orange Is looking (or ward to an enjoyabl tlm at It next meeting, Friday evening, October 3S. At thl tlm Eagle Point Orang will vlalt here and will present pro gram. All members are urged to b prent to greet th visitor snd to hear th excellent program. It 1 ntlclptd that no one who 1 ac quainted with tha talent and Jolly good fellowahlp of Eagle Point Orange will fall to be preaent. At the laat meeting, chicken pi furnished by Mary Moor nd Ann Tonn waa aerved by th Loat Creek group. In th abaenc of moat of th member of thla group. Mr. Moor umed th reaponetblllty of th aupper, and waa extended ris ing vote of thank by the Orang. Th program was unique In that It waa given during the (upper hour. Partnera for aupper wer chosen by th man guessing on what lady stood before him with only her shoe as guide. Several group sones war sung, beginning with "Th Mor W Oet Together." Riddles. Joke, ques tions and answers, and general round table discission completed th n-ttrtaljunent.