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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. M El) FOUL), OREGON'. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 12. 1934. PAGE FIVE z 1 " 11 1 1 1 Head every ad this Pe ID probably Hno exactly the thins yoo want to DO) Mil ... U 11 isn't thsre. adver tlx . . if m pensive, effective FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR SALE LIVESTOCK PERSONAL FOR RENT Pieasant sleeping room, lb Mistletoe. FOR SALE 9 brood sows with 16 weaner pl$s: 13 shoats. average 100 lbs.; oak wood, tl.50 Clr on ground EDITH MONAHAN READ1NOS DAILY. Orend Hotel. ROOMS Well Mrnlshed. boated ; Phone S84-L. buz'.w on four-wheel trailer. Part ! REV EVELYN MARSHALL, spiritual cash: will take youn heller Lee j reading! dally 810 Bo Kivaraioe. E Beehtoid, first house norm ol n Phoenix schoolhouas. FOR RENT APARTMENT8,; roTTiLEwenti "pig.. 1120 west ana. FOR RENT Faraiahtd apt. 706 So Oakdale. 2 -ROOM apt., 625 N. Riverside. FOR RENT Heated, furnished apart ment; comfortable, private, rtd'o. 618 So. Oa it dale. RATES P., word tun tneectlc (MB additional Insertion. pn word I Minimum too) pet une pet month without oopj change Phone 75 FOB WANT AD3 sue FOR RENT Apt., furnished, and sleeping rooms. 375 So. Central. FOR RENT Desirable furnished apt Hotel Grand. FOR RENT Furnished apt. 345 N. Bartlott. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Floor sanding machine Economy Lumber. No. Riverside. FOR RENT Holly Court. No. 3. Jackson Co. Bldg. & Loan Assn Phone 195. FOR EXCHANGE Wall Paper Cleaning. WAI L-PAPER CLEANINO. lc per sq ft. Mr. Black. 310 N Bartlett. LEGAL NOTICES Notice to rredltora NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that FOR SALE On. team work horses and one saddle horse. Phone 671-J-5 i run oai jersey cow. umip oow NOTICE IS HEREBY uiveti mivi - j o iu rl! Bennett. I the undersigned has-been appointed OregOfl 3110 SOUthem lclll ov me bounty wiurt or jm-jii GAELS AND BRUINS Loriimr mnAVC GRIDIRON PROGRAM War Veteran Knows Controlled Power FOR BALK-MISCELLANEOUS County. Oregon, as the Executrix ot the Last Will and Testament of Id. ward H. Blnns, deceased, and has A..-tf All n.NAn. Vi.wlna .lllml FOR SALE 4-tube all electric Midget ' ,d ,VM ... h4-b, notified radio: also 8-tube battery set HI- j to prtwnt tn, um(i verified In the Way Exchange. So. Phoenix. Phone r ,i,i,w, k i. mr i i-nr. 341-J-3. FOR SALE Ear corn, 1.00 cwt. Tel. 6U-A-3. FOR SALE Shakes, also parts for model T Ford. Olenn narby, Kings Hwy. FOR SALE Red apples and dry 18" stove wood. Fred Virtue. Route 1, Medford. 2 miles west of central Point. lii rffln fc Rnom 10. .Tai'ksnn Coun ty Bank Building. Medford, Oregon, within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice. Dated and first published Nov. 1. 1934 DAISY BINN6. Executrix of the Last will and Testament of Edward H. Blnns. deceased. FOR SALE Cheap. Hotpolnt electric range with hot water switch. 45 Quince. EtiD TD snff .0 ...ihl. h.rll rr ."Vrl spring." mattresses fo. twin beds or i rtJirr'1nnVJ!?1ar da, beds Rt. 1. Box 348. Medford j - .1".," Great saving In price Volney Dixon. 114 No. Riverside. Nat bldg., Medford. Rt LOST AND FOUND LOST If dog missing, call 1516. "VESTTUATIONS FOR SALE OR TRADE cows H C Mtilr. FOR EXCHANGE 1029 model A Ford sedan and 2 lots In Medford for late model rord V-8. Tel 407-Y EXCHANGE Furn. re-upholstering for lumber, wood, fish poles and reels Phone B69-R. .WANTED Work to do with tractor. pQh SALE OR Tradb White ilec V olenn Darby. Olngs Highway. trlc sewl machine for light se- , 1 dan Box 638. Tribune UNINCUMBERED middle-aged widow, wants practical nursing or house- , EXCHANGE REAL keeping. Box 4612 pctatf mi a r 1? UTP.f.P I W AN ""JZZZ- ' FOR EXCHANGE Equity In house able manufacturer. No sel ling Good for 45.00 weekly to right man 1300.00 cash required, secured And returnable. Give phone or address j District supervisor. Box. No. 303'3. care Mall Tribune. FOR SALE Filberts and English wal nuts. 15o lb. Mrs. D. J. Stelner near Howard School. FOR SALE Dry wood, black oak and fir. Phone 71 or 515 Pennsylvania. CONSTIPATION, Intestllnal self-pois oning yields to via ji emulsion, a new and effective bowel hygiene Remarkable result, priced low. Inf free Vlarl Dealer. Mrs. E. H. Hurd 1138 w. loth St.. Medford. FOR SALE Collapsible play pen. go1 condition: real buy. 85 uo. ;04 Newtown. Warrants Called School District No. 91. Warrants Numbered 363 to 439 In clusive. Interest will cease (Nov. 13th. 1934). Present warrants at the Med ford National Bank, Medford. Oregon for payment. J. 8. SMITH. Clerk Diet. No. 91. SONS HOMECOMING DRAWS OLD GRADS FOR EXCHANGE For Medford 4 or 5-room house, a new. modem house and 3 seres clover, close In. good value n .1 p?lmer. Real Estate Broker. J"t:.ii Co Bonk. Main FOR SALE Wheat and oats. 81.50 per ASHLAND. Nov. H (Spl.) Home coming at Southern Oregon Normal and Junior College closed Saturday evening, after one of the most sue. cessful meetings yst held. An un usually large number of old grftdu atea from all parts of the state were nn.,nt. tn n.rtlflnnte In affairs that rwn o.,i,0 vn irnun rorason crowded the week end. which tractor for good team of horses. Phone 417. floor. Phone 311. MALE OR FEMALE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE WANTED Man or woman interestetl : in advertising work tor local hranc.i of agency. Apply C r. McCorkle I M4otel Medford. oetween 8 and 9 p. m.. Wednesday or Thursday ; WHEN you think of leal estate, think of Brown & White. W ANTED-M1SCELLANE0US I W a.NTED To buy or lease orcha-d , or farm. Box 4083. Tribune. I WANTED A Splnnett desk, walnut or mahogany itnisn. ml . $4500 BUYS 20 acres fruit and nuts: good condition and rensonable. Ad- lmprovc,. modern plumbing; 15 J d.-ess Box 3700, T1'"! minutes from Salem. School bus ' T" 2Trv.. ..nunu, to Phone 625-L, Medford. TWO passengers to share expenses to . . . , , STOCK RANCH 280 acres. 80 acres under cultivation 15 acres in alfalfa: house, oarn. fair fencing. Estimated 200.000 ft. pine timber. 2500 cords wood. Total price $4,000: $1100 down payment, balance vpry reasonable: 5 Interest. See Charles A. Wing Agency, Inc., 109 E. Main St. hundred 704 N Central. PIANO BARGAIN Exceptionally good usea pisno. xamous maxe. 185 00 Baldwin Piano Shoppe. FOR SALE Woven wire fencing. 20c rod. Ted Fish. Phoenix. DRY WOOD Fir, laurel Tel. 722 FOR SALE Used brick, south end Cottage 8t bridge Call at a Chll ders, 531 Spencer St. FOR SALE Buescher Melodv O saxo- piione, onciery radio aa Bastman Los Angelea. box aoa 1 for. SALE stock and dairy ranch. 160 acres. 47 cult.. 37 excellent free water right, good Improvements, well located. Farced sale. $3500 Co., Ashland. WANTED To rent comfortable fur- SACRIFICE SALE-9'i-acre tract 4 "..rrn. . i...t two hedrooms under ditch. 4', miles from Med- meiicu uu", v WANTED Load from Los Ant-eles or way points Have van returning about Dec. 1st. Whittle Transfer , Ashland. Phone 1319. WANTED Light steel vault door, about 28 inches wide by 6 feet 9 Inchee In height snlder's Dairy as p-oduoe Co., 28-32 North Bartlett. WANT to lease 20 to 40 acres Bart letts. Good references. Box 40f,3. Tribune. WANTED Indian sidecar. Box 3668. Mall Tribune. GOING to Portland Friday evening Can take passenger to share ex penses. Phone 701-J. WANTED Contract cutting wood with dragsaw. 11.60 per -cord, we have all equipment. Ed Doy'.e. Eagle Point. wiwnr.n Plane close to Medford Pay with $400 contract, payable $5 per month. J. i. renwu. FURNITURE van going south waots load both waya. Phone 83'.. CONVALECENT HOME. Ashland. Ore cares tor Invalids and aged. ford: gcod soil. 2-room house, some outbuildings, cellar. Price so rld'.c. ulously low ashamed to state it. Phone 1380. FOR SALE $4200 Apartment House. Income $50 per month: 3 rooms oc cupied by owner would bring It up to $70. L G. Plckell. 304 East Main. FOR SALE OR TRADE for acreage, section: 180 acres broke, 120 sum mer fallow, 100 fenced for pasture: 40 mites west of Moose Jaw, Sas katchewan. Communicate,. Box 800. Rt 1, Medford. A BARGAIN My large lot, on Ben. nett St., excellent soli, fruit, nut trees and berries Will sacrifice on terms Or cash Box 66, Tribune. 53 ACRES near Applegate P. O.; 11 A cultivation, free water right: bal ance timber: Improvements Pau' Erdmnn Applegate. Oro. HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT Jack son County Building At Loan Ass'o Phone 195. WANTED TO RENT Two room furn ished house id city limits of Med ford Must be cheap Box 808 MU Tribune. FURNITURE re-upholstered. 969-11. Thlbault. Phone JUNK WANTED We pay cash for JUNK BATTF.RIES A N D RADIATORS. ALUMINJM BRASS. COPPER and unk of all descriptions. MEDFORD BAROAAIN HOUSE 27 no Grape. Tel 1063 FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE OR TRADE '37 Cher. coach: '26 Overland 6 tour.: Ford T sedan: 2 trailers HI Way Ex change, So. Phoenix, phone 341-J-8 1931 STUDEBAKER DoLuxe aedsn. 32.000 mlleAge, $400. Inquire at 124 So. Grape. WANTED Warrant. Redden Co WANTED Household goods, -toves tools or what have you. Medford Bargain House. 37 N Grape St. rel i062. . HIOHEST PRIOES paid for fure. hides I nd pelta Medford Bargain House ' 27 No. Grape. " Tel 1002 FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT Furnished duplex. Adults only. 312 So. Central. Key at 240 So. Grape. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR RENT Modern house. Phone FOR SALE - Organ on storage bill FOR SALE 1027 Hudson Custom Brougham $95 00. Eskln Motor So. Hudson Dealer. good used cars' Chrys'er end Plymouth Trade-lna LOW PRICES 19.13 Plymouth Sedan. 10.12 Plymouth Sedan 1932 Plymouth 4 Sedan. 1933 Ford V-8 Sedan 1031 Ford Model A Town fledan like new: Karri-Keen trunk 1929 Ford Model A Town Sedan 11132 DeSoto Sedan. 1929 Chevrolet Coupe. 1927 Chevrolet Sedan. 1928 Pontine Sedan. ARMSTRONG MOTORS. fNC 28 No Riverside. Tel. 18 fornia Play Saturday Stanford Will Get Rose Bowl Bid, Is Expectation eluded the annual noise parade, mid night revtie. banquet, and dance. The midnight revue, given Friday evening, a Southern Oregon tradi tion at homecoming time, was lively performance of various acts ; Bowl by students or the institution, and included tap dancing, piano aolos and duets, t 0 c a 1 numbers and clever skits. At the banquet Saturday evening following, many old graduates re sponded to the toastmaster's call. By Rl'SSKLL J. NEW LAND Associated Press Sports Writer. SAM FRANCISCO, Nov. 12 (AP) Traditional rivalries, three Paolflc coast conference games and encoun ters of Intersections! flavor combine to make this week one of the live liest of the far western football season. St. Mary s Gaels, meeting the uni versity ot California at Los Angeles Bruins today for the eighth time, headline the Armistice celebration gridiron activities, which also Include the Intersectlonal tilt between Wil lamette university of Salem. Ore.. and San Jose 8tte college on the latter's home field. Oregon to Play So. C'al. Conference clashes Saturday will pair off Oregon with Southern Cali fornia. IdaKo against California ana Montana against Oregon State. The leadership of the conference will not be Involved. Of the six. Oregon has the best record, with four wins and one defeat. Stanford, with Washington State, co-leader of the conference race, meets an old time rival In the San Francisco Olympic Club team, mean while pointing for California a week later for the game expected to bring at least a tie for the championship and the bid to represent the west In the New Year's day Rose Bowl classic at Pasadena. Klanfnrd Bowl Cinch, Whether Stanford wins the con ference title or ties with Washington State, It la expected to get the Rose ! f'1 ' " ... - The week will wind up with Sun day's battle between St. Mary'i ann Santa Clara. Coaat conference standings: Op; W L T PU PU I Washington State .... 4 0 0 OB U kit ' " i4vJ!l 1 -3v KfOt l l 1 I.SA.UMM. t : x t ' - ) lyr-r 4 i .T . -W!SMj-: Ls.l..i aiasfrl Karl Fny, cinnuanaer or .vieuiorn Post 15. Anieru-nn I-criuii. ci:T:i":iiig (o irs. urace lmimes, president of the wnmeii's Auxiliary of the Annrlcan Legion l.eo Ijiurln of t"e tillmore Oil company how the principle of "controlled power" applies to a field artillery piece. The photnraih was tnken In the Medford city park with the subject of f omniander Koy's explanation, a captured t.rrmnn cannon. The Legion and Auxlltury are rnthu.htsllcally behind a. program of adequate preparedness and the German artillery gun. secured for this city thrniich' the efforts of Medford Post 1.1, stands as a permanent reminder that this coun try must he ready to defend heri-ell from the greed or ainlilllcin. of Imperialism and other "Isms." TURKEY SHOOT AT Kodak postcard size, portable vie trola 7 golf clubs and bag, house hold appliances, fruit Jars and tools. 823 Cedar. ALL MAKES of washing machines re paired, fides Hardware. 131 west Main. with lively speeches, reminiscent - ot Stanford -4 their days at Southern Oregon, other speakers were Dr. Walter Redferd. president of Southern Oregon. Em mett Marshall, president of the pres ent student group, and graduates ot the Southern Oregon Normal tn the early days. 30 or 40 years ago. n . A summer-long fight to estnb-Ush his exemption from Syracuse. N. Y., DRY WOOD 50 tiers laurel, 60' fir oia Pennsylvania. grain SACKS Jackson County reea uo tn and uartiett ets. FOR SALE Sand, gravel, lawn dirt. ierunzer. teaming. Phone 9ra-J. FOR SALE White aewln machine Angora raDMtt 314 wniAinette FOR EXCHANnE 30-80 Carbine val ued at 130 00 tor light car Across from Medford Riding Academy FOR 8 ALB Solo trumpet Newnever been used Cheap for cash. Boi 4738 Tribune. FOR SALE Apples. Phone 132-L, MISCELLANEOUS MONEY LOANED on anything of vaiue. irecu Jennings. DOOS examined free. Dr. Stone, 4th ana un.biett. BOAT TRAILER, Cash Register A.dd- ing Mftcnine, Typewriter, Boots Shoes. Hunting-Fishing Equipment 317 North Riverside. KINDERGARTEN Sparta Bldg Music and dance Phone IS4S or I250-W Ruth Luy Alice Holmback. parking regulations ended with Dep uty Sheriff Carl Bchwarte getting two suspended sentences and paying a ! fine for leaving his car too long in front of theourt house. Ranks In the navy that corres pond' to the army ranks of major. captain, first lieutenant and second lieutenant, are lieutenant command er, lieutenant, lieutenant junior grade and ensign. Washington - 4 1 Oregon 4 1 California a 1 Idaho S U. C. L. A 1 3 Southern California.. 0 fl Oregon State 0 4' Montana 0 4 Conference gAmes Saturday: Oregon at Southern California. Idaho at California. Montana at Oregon State. a During the fiscal year ending June 30, turnstile records show 77,Gfl7,813 pftAsenRera paid fares at the Times Square subway station in New York City. GUN CLUB SLATED 01 NOVEMBER 25 i il mm if'ft i STUDENT GOLFERS Better clothes for less It will pay you to climb my stairway Klein the Tailor, 138 East Main upstairs Mail Tribune Daily Cross-Word Puzzle BUSINESS CHANCES WILL TRADE Grocery store for late model car. State model. Box 3941, Tribune. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstract. J87-R. FURNISHED houae and garage. W loth. FOR SALE POULTRY .M frh,d or FOR SAI.S Naraasnsetl breeding tur. ,0 White ' Keys. Cora E. Hjflman. Applegate J ATKflON CO. ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title and Title Insurance The only complex rule System Id Jackson County. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstract of Title. Rooms 8 and 6 No. 33 North Central Ave., upstairs. Rlaito Phone IfllS-Y, AC ROB', I. Ri."H 1-.irrl I Staves of offlr 10 Employed II, Row of words II. Funeral oration 11 Nostril n. Philippine Negrito II Severity 19 Operntic sole 10 Divide Into three equal parts SI. Member ot the oldest race In En rope 11 Nlttht bsfnre an event . Province In Rrltlih a.'"'1" II Flowering plant W. Type of llfnmrthll IS. Malst of certain animals 14 Conjunction 15 Sohor II. canton tn 8witorlanfl Solution of Saturday's Puzsls lAIHAlBHrNlClftlElsBslClAlRl P REV I gUS L Ypa AIN O N e Ttm. 1JA SIE ts$t VIE H 6 M EINIC E S8C OlS TIAl ape rjqR MtW TED m i 3 TpeTgu QEpP I I- E P L I AtBe AlRMO I L SET vEp SIT RpTP, E NIC E IB J. A0S1rEJn1a D I NG E ROSffiS WlO RlBrE V T L It. Hindu wnnisn's ram. cut 13. Silkworm . Q j- II. Collens TiAlNlKl 4S. Deeply PAnltent 47 Double tenth 41 Electrified particle 10 One who IT. Wove tngther 61 Venetian Coat three or 67 Part of a rook more strands stove II. Solitmn PertAinln to promise the planet up i.iars irescner- ousiv 41 Nervous twitrhing 43. Wlntrtlke proces! M of a flah 44 ftm of proosrtv do. Ireland 1. Oentte 61. ItAlinn opers 6J Garrlfn implement 14. Additions to hulldlngl R Mftal 41 Killed DOWN 1. Support for bed spring I. Wharf I. Agnlnst: prefix 1 Thoso who annoy I. Moved by love of money I. Diamounlffd 7. Tooth of a irenr wheel I. BxitMlvs love and thought of self Nail ve of Serbia 0 Without wen none ofllcial II. Charneter in "UnWe Tom's Cnbln' II. Relieved tl. One who sx- Amlnea so oounts II. Trtsnntilsr Insets 37. Gives out II Feminine name 10. Ship s crnne 11. Make reuara tion t Tiding II. Bats horn 41 Consisting of separate parts If. Orchestra conductor's sttrk SI Nol-e 41. Caunes to remsber 41 Parts of hand csmerae 4ft VfftrntAhtft II. King Arthur's la nre 4ft Inclines SO. (fallen capital 6i. Wicked fi2 Dropped 61 fletTeatlonai contest fi Spoken r& Similar M Afresh 69 Dsfore Medford Gun club fehooters were i agreeably surprised Sundny morning j when Chester Wood paid hla club a I visit. He gave the boys a fine dem onstration or how to break clay tar gets, smashing 08 out of 100 for high score for the day. He ran the lost 71 straight. At 50 targets Sid Newton was hiph with 60 straight. At the nkeet traps Ous Peret, pro fessional for Peters Cartridge Co , gave a beautiful exhibition by break ing P6 out of 100. Prize winners In the several event were Chester Wood, Sid Nowton, Bill Rates, H. Croisant and 6. G. Menden hall. The Medford Gun club will stage It annual Thnnkftgivlng turkey shoot Nov. 39. Both trapshoottng and rifle shooting are to be featured In addi tion to a number of novel stunts. Turkeys, ducks. gese. chickens, hams, bacon and sugar will be shot for, und shooters will be classified according to their ability. Rooky squads will be given special attention and consideration. The scores at 100 target: Chester Wood . 08 Bill Bates - ......... 08 H. Crolssnt ........ u.... 98 At 60 targets: 8ld Newton ..........- 50 S. G. Mendcnhfll) 49 Geo, Jnntzer . 40 Elmer Wilson 4S Chas, Woods 44 At 96 targets: O. O. Alenderfer M Bd Lamport -..J. 23 T. E. Daniels -.... .... 33 John Tomlln ...,...-................- 33 Lee Watson's City Cleaners took Captain Sanderson's Studebakcr bol era to a cleaning In the Elks lode tournament Friday evening by a mar gin of two g.unca to one. "rwood upended a total of 648 pins '.. lead the match scoring and also U.'. In r ingle game futures with 330. St ii drlin her Banderson 173 146 138 Dr. Paske 149 3'6 182 Murray - 146 167 173 OftUlt 153 134 163 Cttmk 162 13B 108 Handicap u. 123 123 123 CLASSES TO OPEN Totals 805 1103 883 2801 City Cleaners Lee Watson 149 Sherwood 177 Smith 104 York- - ... . 110 Coleman 1.13 Handicap .. 75 1114 141 188 147 181 78 138 330 143 180 183 75 831 90 884 9827 Sam JennlnKS ... Jerry Jerome ... At 80 Skeet: Cleo. Jantzer T. t. Daniels Sam Jennlntts ... At 38 Skeet: Bill Batea Fred Sanders .... Mr. Mitchell .... Jerry Jerome Rex Applegate Harry Steusrt .. Totals .... Adrlenne's Shoe department howl ers took three straight from the Med ford Stationery quintet In their City Bowling league match at the Smoke House, rrlday night. Clancy of the shoemen set the pace with total ol 480. Adrlennet Shoe Dept. Cnrey 171 141 134 436 Clancy 157 170 183 48'J Furnas 183 158 130 441 Lnntls 178 153 143 473 Daws - HO 138 103 480 Totals 778 780 753 3288 Those who have slgnfled their In tentions of entering the Junior and senior high school's golf tournament, which la being sponsored by the Rnmia Vallev rlnh. will hesln lnstruc- f I tlon work thl week. Students at -17 1 Junior high, where about 78 showed Interest, will be ahown the funda mentals of golf on Tuesday, while the 40 Interested students of Senior high will be given the same Instruction on Wednesday. Elimination rounds In the tourna ment proper will be started In the near future, according to Pro Jack Hueston, and Ray Henderson, who Is representing the schools, A team of 43R eight will be selected from the squad 42 of 18 qualifiers, who will engage In 22 Inter-clty competition. If weather . permttA, the preliminary training will be held outside. Medford Ntatlnnery Voting .... Agee Hagen .... Dummy .. Dummy . OS .... 110 ..... 128 ... 140 ..... 140 18 108 129 153 140 140 18 Totals 838 641 686 1060 . 23 . 30 . 43 . 41 .38 . 23 ' . 21 I 31 ! . 30 ' . 30 DONS WIN, 6 TO 0, F Dentistry. DENTISTRY Dr. Main. H. Oova 338 t I'slntliig and fatierhsngihg at. A. BLISS Painting and peper Hanglng Tel 646-W 318 8 Drape Expert Window Cleaners FOR RENT unfurnished Browi FT?t"NTMlern stucco home on J'1! Jacksonville Hwy. Harold H Brown Acency. Tel. 195: alter 0. m'Q LET OEOROE DO IT Tel 1172 House Cleaning noor Waxing Orl. Money To Lend FOR RENT -Franquette. Furnished house, 527 m;iu:s Poultry Ranch. M:dav road FOR RENT ROOM-BOARD RATES rerv moderate at 718 t itun ATTRACTIVE noma 404 S Iripe FO RSALE Mre fat corn fed trrsri Phone 314-Y Mrs A C Walker. MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURs, CARS. ETC Prompt service and le gs! rates. W E. Thomas. 45 9 Central State license No. S 157. PURE Bronze toms 'Corkersn's prize ux-k 45 Jesse Nell. Rt 1, Ashlsn l FOR SALE DOOS PETS , FOR RENT FURNISHED 4 ROOMS FOR SALE Fox Terrier puppies. 314 Cottage. FOR 8 ALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Used sewing mschlnea all makes, terms If desired All makes rented and repaired. White Sewing j Macnine vj n. nnme... "Transfer. EADS TRANSFER STORAO CO Offlce 1016 No Central Phone 815 Prices right. Service guaranteed. FOR RfcNT Nlceif (urnlsned rooms - sna earue ,torae St moderste FOR SALE rates by seek or month. tl South R.tc;:Ui avenue. I 10 ewes, also shelled corn. 91 73 per cwt John U Ntalatl. l'.i.i.c 113. CtLtri; Po:ut. HAWLIY TRANSFER - Expert pack ert and movers Special llvetoe . moving equipment. Prices i,gtit (19 tfortU Riverside, Phone 0t4-i- ' I2 I3 I4 Wm 6 I7 Is f c" I" I'2' 3 n 3!! Zo iT 22 23 -ini llillll wmtmmM 33 34 p,t 35 Zit!L s Se'TTiT' "" 'st Js r r rr- ir- 7 . Mm t? " " ' w rr- "II I M"l 1 II iH I I UNBEATEN PROS E BAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 13. f API The University of San Francisco's j2 i football dons todsy hold another win , j , to their credit a 6 to 0 victory over the Ban Francisco uiympic ciuu. Ray Peterson, the Dons' plunging fullback, slashed through the club's line Just before the end of the third erlod of the fog-shrouded game yes terday and romped 31 yarda for ft touchdown. Blewett's placeklrk was wide. FORTY AND EIGHT Lee Oarlock, chef de Oare of the local 40 et 8 volture. received word Saturday from Klamath Falla that 40 and fl'ere of Medford, Ashland. Grants Pass and Kerby are Invited to attend ft duck and goose feed to be held at Tule lake, Saturday, Nov. 17. The feed, which will be held at T p. m. after a day of duck hunting, i being put on by the Klamath Falla Voyageura, voltur No. 333, and the Invltatlor. was extMJded to cities In the Rogue River va!y by Fred H. Hellbronner, Klamath .het de aare. Among prominent, who expected to attend are Joe Ohamb.:'.ln, stale legion commander, Grand 'hef de Oare Barge Leonard, of Portland, and other grand volture officers. Those planning to attend from this city and a! from Oranta Pass, Ash land, or Kerby are asked to notify Lee Oarlock ao that arrangements may be made for their accommodation. Baseball Head Quits CHICAQO. Nov. 13 (AP flt. Louis, the newest representative In the Na tional Professional Football lesgue. will meet the undefeated but some what hoked Lions Sunday, while the New York OlanU will have an other try at slopping the champion Chicago Bears, the circuit's other un beaten outfit. St. Loula which took over the Cin cinnati franchise, made Its i.sgue bow yesterday by defeating; the Pitts burgh Pirates. 6 to 0. on field goals by Bill Scnn and oene Alford. The Llona scored their ninth straight victory, but were held to a 17 to 13 deci.lon by the Chicago car dinals. Tlit Besrs also won their ninth In a row. beating Boston. 31 to 0. The Olsnu defeated Oreen Bay, 17 to a. to retain the eastern lead. Brooklyn got a 10 to 7 decision over Philadelphia's Eagles.' SPEOIALL'RKElTblNNBR Sundi and Monday st Amy's Place, Jack sonville. Tel. 293. Derby Dances Not Open For Public BUTTE FALLS. Nov. 12. (Spl.) There eeema to he some mlsunder ruindlng as to the dancea at Derby. There are given by the Derby Com munity club for the pleasure of Itt members and their families and the public la not Invited. Bosnia Temblor Ruins Property RELORADt. Yugoslavia, Nov. 13. fAP Severe earthshocka occurrea last night at Tsvnlk. Bosnia, result ing in great properly damage, al- ihonoh no loss of life waa reported. The whole population was terrified, rushing out from houses to camp In the fields until dawn. . . a i - A son of the bartender for whom inhn Mnsefleld. noet laureate of Eng land, once worked In Greenwich Vil lage. New York city, no runs drinking establishment In the ssme Liietghborhood. ) " it : , pa . t.v.;.w John Arnold Heydler, president of the national league lines 191 and connected with the circuit since 1903, resigned because of III health. His resignation It to be come effective Dtctmbtr 1. (Aiio ciattd Prut Photo)