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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDAT. NOVEMBER PAGE FIFTEEN O O WHAT YOU WANT Classified FOR EASY REFERENCE VO U.15KV VO US IIMa Head even a 011 tblf pat J00 Ktl) prubartlj m0 sxactly tba cnint too mot Co on) 01 kU . U 11 lant tbara. drr tlx . ,nE1 Dentin, effective RATES pat ererd lint Insertion tr" additional Insertion. p worts ( minimum IOC) Pat UDe per month wltnout eop) changes Phone 75 FOB WANT ADB 1J6 FOR RENT HOUSES FOR 8ALE DOGS PETS FOR RENT 6-rm. modern (urn. house yoR 8AU5 Fox terrier pupa; reason- and one acre In Berrydale. Ben able. 314 Cottage. Vlmom, old PacUlo highway. -- . ! for SALE Airedale bird dog. 1113 WHY PAY RENT? Exchange your ; N central. luture rent receipt lor a noma oi i your own. Have a home built to your own eatlsfactlon. Small pay ment down; balance like rent. Fred Powers. Builder of Better Homs. Inquire E. Oould. 402 w. Jackson St. UNFURNISHED, newly finished, 4 rooms: hardwood floors, tile. Prig ldalre, electric range. Holly Apta. 13S N. Holly. FOR BALK-MISCELLANEOUS FOK RENT Homes furnished or unfurnished Brown & White FOR RENT APARTMENTS APARTMENTS Clean, fully furnish ed, ground floor: private bath, car age. Adulta only. 344 So. Grape. FOR RENT ROOM BOARD RATES very moderate at lie B. Xud ATTRACTl VF rooms 404 8. Orape. FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Small orchard. Call after 5:00. Phone 950-J-4. LOST AND FOUND LOST If dog missing, call 1616. C WANTED MALE HELP .. ..m inh for man or worn- HAVE, fcl.v-v.... j t-.l-it! Bn with car. mpk" " ! FOR RENT -for leading womon'a magazine, mjsi . JacUOI1 Co have beat character references and ptone m g:ve oouu. "7- BACHELOR CABINS M5 8. Front. FOR RENT Room lx60 adjoining Mall Tribune Job Department, on Grape street Will remodel to suit permanent tenant, pnone to or ap ply at Mall Tribune (newspaper) office. FOR SALE Bura-aaw engine; -h.p. air-cooled gas engine: 3 33x5 trucic tire and wheels; 2 A Ford wheels. IB-Inch; battery radio, also A C midget set; '24 Ford TT truck, ex tra transmission. See Haynes. mile south Phoenix. Phone 341-J-8. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstracts j Mrs. Katie Borln were business visit ors In Medford Tuesday. Mrs. Albert Smith of Miller gulch recently visited friends hera. Norman Flltoroft, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Flltcrolt, left Saturday JACKSON CO. ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title a no for Marahfleld, where he will Join Title Insurance The his father. only complete Title! Mr. and Mrs. Elton Hodgea of Bea System in Jackson County. FOR SALE Portable electric Slng.ir sewing machine. 513 So. King St. SAVE 50 NOW L. A. Tires have not raised In price; 450-31. 8-pIy, 4.30, at Van's Tire Shop, 8th and Riverside. FOR RENT Floor sanding machine Eoonomy Lumber No. Riverside. Holly Bldg Court. No. 3. k Loan Aasn number. Hotel Medford. FOR EXCHANGE ar.d house to be wrecked. 234 East 9th St., Medford. "vANTED A reliable man and wile. FOR TRADE House, can be moved; " - with equipment, to wo '" on shares. Have good turkey ranoh ; with plentv of green feed. Exper.- " er.ced peop'le preferred. Mrs. A. D. Helms. Klamath junction, Ashland. " Oregon. VOR SALE OR TRADE Oat and wheat hay. Isaacs, next to Radio Station. FOR TRADE 2 double beds, good springs, mattresses tol twin beds or day beds. Rt. 1. Box 348, Medford " MAN WANTED A HUSTLER ror tn hnnriln mireat.. jacasou -- , easiest selling articles. Go home with mnnftv In Vur J1. . nnt Wsssrv I FOR EXCHANGE - DUCRCk. uhh"'''""' - I ' Good reputation essential. Write Mr. Close, 617 Stock Exchange Bldg.. j 1929 model' A Ford sedan and 3 lots In Medford for late model ford V-8 Tel 407-Y Portland. Oregon. WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Position ss companion to elderly lady on ranch. Box 498, Mall Tribune. EXCHANGE Furn. re-upholsterlns for lumber, wood, fish poles and reels Phone 969-R. FOh SALE OR TRADE White ileo trie sewing machine for light ee dan Box 638. Tribune. TRAINED NURSE will do practical 'ti nursing. Reliable. Route I, Box 433, Coleman Creek road. , HOUSE CLEANING 35" hour. Ta Leave order at 710 Palm St. v- UNINCUMBERED middle-aged widow '. wants practical nursing or homely- keeping. Box 4613 "WANTED-M18CELLANE0U8 "WANTED Model A Ford or Chevro let coupe of roadster for cash. Must be In good mechanical condition. Box 412, Tribune. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TRADE 16 acres of the choicest land In the valley, w:th eood buildings, 2 miles from Med ford. Must dispose on account of sickness. No Incumbrance. B. J. Palmer. Main Floor Jackson County Bank Bldg. FOR TRADE Apartment house tn Medford for smsll ranch. 234 East 9th St., Medford. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE DRESSMAKING and alterations, 25c i for SALE Must sacrifice Memorial per hour. 330 No. Front. Tel. 837-X. WANTED Young Durham or Tore ford calf to teed. Rt. 1, Box 381. WANTED Good homes for good dogs ;-, Humane Society. ""WANTED Good used piano. Phone - Jacksonville 335. . WANTED Immediate quotation on several truck loads of Christmas trees. A3 N. Riverside. k WANTED Experienced housekeeper i for modern home in country. Posl- Hon permanent If satisfactory. Ref erencea. Call 132-R-2. . WANTED Belt-pulley attachment far - 30 caterpillar. Jonn S. Weeks, Trail. WANTED Placer ground to operate Royalty basis preferred. Fores: - Gkuhtn nt 1 Rv .11. Hill.horn ','- Ore ! HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT Jack- , ' t - son County Building At Loan Ass'o WANTED Manure spreader; gjort Phone 196. park lot. Box No. 501, Tribune 5-ROOM modern house, with furnace, hardwood floors, cement basement, large lot, on paved street, good lo cation; for quick sale, 1800: terms, L. G. Plckell, 204 E. Main. Tel 1580-J. FOR SALE OR RENT 54-acre dairy ranch, stocked and equipped. W W. Hlttle, Rt. 1, Gold Hill. FOR SALE Nice modern home with small acreage In Grants Pass, oi will trade equity for small grocery Address Box 4180. Main Tribune. WHEN you think of teal estate, think of Brown & White. A BARGAIN My large lot, on Bm nett St., excellent soil, fruit, nut trees ano berries Win sacrifice on terms or cash Box 66. Tribune condition. model. J. ford. Answer by price and H. Stanley, Rt. 3, Mcd- W ANTED Good late model car. Must be cheap. J. A. Woods. Eagle Point. WANTED Army officer desires 5 or 6-room furnished house. Reason able rent. Close tn. Box 3709. Tribune. FOR SALE AUT0M0BILE8 FOR SALE '27 Chev. Coach as Is, quick sale. 45. Phone 341-J-3 I FOR SALE '30 Pord sedan, excellent condition. Call at 1116 W. 9th afternoons. WANTED Fence rails and poles. 665-L-2. Tel. 1 rURNITURE van going oulh waats load both ways Phone 332 COSVALECEN1 HOME. Ashland. Or care for invalids and aged. WANTED TO RENT Two room furn ished house lo city limits of Med ford Must be cheap Boi 808 MttU Tribune. FURNITURE re-upholatred. 969-R. Thtbault. Phone JUNK WANTED We pa cajih for JUNK BATTERIES AND RADIATORS. ALUMINJM BRASS. COPPER and Junk rt all descriptions ..i. MEDFORD BAROAAIN HOUSE , 87 No Orape. Tel. 1063 WANTED Warrant. Redden & Co " WANTED -Household .roods, 'torei , , toots or what riavs you Medford ' Bargain House. 37 N 6 rape St- Tel 1062 USED CARS Chrysler and Plymouth Trade-Ina LOW PRICES With 1935 License. ID 34 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan 1933 Plymouth Sedan 1932 Plymouth 4 Sedan. 1934 Chevrolet Towr. 5eUn. 1933 Pord V-8 Sedan 1930 Ford Model A Town Sedan. 1932 DeSoto Sedan. 1929 Chevrolet Coupe. ARMSTRONG MOTORS, INC. 28 No. Riverside. Tel. 18. FOR SALE All the personal prop erty. Including furniture, household ' fixtures, farm implements, ruga, of fice equipment of L. A. Ban Its and Edith R. Bankt. bankrupts; and packing house equipment, packing house fruit washers, conveyor be'.ts. . farm machinery and other personal property of guncrest Orchards, Inc . bankrupt. For information con cernlng furniture and household fixtures of Banks, bankrupts, 'Ait acme may be Inspected at the Med ford Warehouse, and bids received therefor, For Information concerning Sun creat Orchards property, see J. F. Wortman. Phone 9-F-12. This property to be sold at once to the highest bidders for cash. J. F. WORTMAN. Trustee in Bankruptcy for L. A. Banks and Edith R. Banks, and Suncrest Orchards, Bankrupts. AUCTION SALE Saturday. Nov. 24th, at Sale Pavil ion. Will sell Horses, Cattle, Has, Kitchen Range, nearly new; Tables. Chairs, Beds, Dreasera, Dishes. Ho usehold Fu rn l&h 1 nss. SO. ORE. LIVESTOCK AUCTION CO. R. J. Forsyth, A. H. Dudley. 723 McAndrews. 530 Berrydale. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstract of Title. Rooms 3 and 6 No 33 North Central Ave., upstairs Rlalto Phone 1016-Y. Dentistry. DENTISTRY Dr. I. H. Gove. 235 E Main. Painting and Paperhangtng M. A. BLISS Painting and paper Hanging. Tel 646-W 313 S. Grape Expert Window Cleanert LET GEORGE DO IT Tel. 1173 House Cleaning. Floor Waxing. On- Money To Lend MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURV CARS, ETC Prompt service and le gal ratea. W. E. Thomas, 45 8 Central. State lloense No. 8 157. FOR SALE Used sewing machines, all makes; terms If desired- All makes rented and repaired. Whit Sewing Machine Co. 24 N. Bartlett. MONEY LOANED on anything of value. Cecil Jennings. BADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 1015 No. Central. Phone 815 Prices right. Service guaranteed. HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pack era and movers. Special livestock moving equipment. Prices ugnt 619 North Riverside Phone 1044 -X OAK WOOD. $2.50 per tier In 12-tU-r lots, delivered; si.oo tier on grouna. Been told, first house north of North Phoenix school. ORDERS taken for dressed turkeys. Mrs. W. H. Watt. Phone 488-R-2. WHEAT or feed oats, 1.50 cwt.; ground barley and alfalfa hav. 12.50 ton. C A. DeVoe. 3 mlUs west and mile south of Medford. Phone 523-J-2. - GUARANTEED for 10.000 miles nd still half price. 5.00-20. 6-ply. ft6.;0. at Van's Tire Shop, 8th and Riverside. FOR HIGHEST QUALITY pear tre-s. peach, apricot, cherry, apple, al mond, filbert, and walnut tres, roses and shrubs at lowest prices. Phone 851-R-2. or call at W. B Barnum'a, 3 miles south of Medford on hwy. next to Ever Shady Auto Camp. Carlton Nursery, Carlton, Or. FOR SALE All kinds of hardwood; unlimited amount. See E Gould, 402 W. Jackson St. FURS Cash paid for furs, hides, pelts. Johnson Produce Co., 6th and Front Sts. FOR SALE. Baled straw, ermeyer. E. H. Nled- PORTRAITS. Christmas oards. kodak flnshing, very reasonable. E. Hay den Jones, 607 West Second. Phone . 1282-M. Hours 1 lto 7. VERY SPECIAL BUY on a few 8-foot DeLuxe Electric Refrigerators. Dou ble door models with all latest fea tures Buy one on easy terms for the family Christmas present. See John Denlaon at 101 Crater Lake Avenue. FOR SALE Wheat and kanota oats Isaacs, next to Radio Station. FOR 8 ALE Sand and gravel. 50c per yard. Phone 401-j-i. FOR SALE Built well bed davenport breakfast set. Call 310 Vancouver Ave. Wall Paper Cleaning. WAI L-PAPER CLEANING, lo per q ft. Mr. Black 310 N Bartlett. PERSONAL REV EVELYN MARSHALL, spiritual readings dally 315 So Riverside LEGAL NOTICES Warrant Call. Notice la hereby given that School District No. 49, Jackson County war rants No. 13340 to 13522 Inclusive are called for payment. Interest to cease on November 25, 1934. Warrant to be presented for payment at the of fice or thr District cierx. city Han, Medford, Oregon. REBECCA JENSEN.. Clerk School District No. 49 ver Creek were visitors at the James Anderson home recently. Mrs. Fred Combest and grandson. Wayne Combest. left recently for Klamath Falls, where they will make their home for the winter, A fare, well party was given in honor of Mrs. Combest before she left. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Yocum of Med ford were dinner guests at the Qeo. Hilton home Tuesday evening. A number of local Odd Fellows re cently Journeyed to Gold Hill to at tend an Initiation of two local candl dates. Archie Bow. nan and E. Rosa. The Senior Endeavor of the Presby terlan church of Jacksonville won the award for having the largest number attending at the Senior Endeavor con vention In Grants Pass, November 16-18. Mrs. P. J. Flck, who has been very ill at her home here, la Improving nicely. Mrs. Janet Hutchlngs of Ross Lane visiter her mother, Mrs. E. F. Fair king and other relatives here Monday. Friday evening at B o'clock In the Jacksonville gymnasium a one-act play. "Elmer," and another. "Which Came First; the Hen of the Egg?" will be given. The boys' and girls' glee club will also sing. No admis sion will be charged. for several growers of the Eagle Point section, Nov, 22. j Fred Rorden is very proud of his prize Jersey cow which Is now 2 1 years of ae and gave birth to twin heifer calves this week. Wm. Lydlard, Medford merchant, visited here with his mother, Mrs. Margaret D. Lydrlard Tuesday. . Mrs. Geo. Gardner of San Frmicis- J co spent Monday evening and Tues-1 day here with her niece, Mrs. R. E. ' Nealon. E. R. Hull and son Lawrence, now of Martinez. Cal.. were business visit ers here this week. Mr. and Mrs. John Morris were din ner guests of the Frank Hansen's of Roxy Ann. Frldny. Mrs. Ted De Ford and young daughter, Esther Eldora, moved to their new home In Sams Valley last week, after spending several weeks here with Mrs. De Ford's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hunsley. A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Foley of the Modoe orchard. Nov. 15. Elmer Kyle, foreman of the Modoc orchard was a business visitor In Sacramento last week. Mrs. Frank Meyers was given a sur prise "party and handkerchief shower by a large number of her re - .Ives and friends. Nov. 21. the occasion be ing In honor of her birthduy. Courthouse News .Furnished oy the Jackson Count) AtiHtrnct Co, m B Sixth Street i Mnrrliige Licenses Raymond Muyfleld and Ella E. Blackmail. Ivan H. Jones and Mildred Nye. William F. Hlnch and Dorothy M. Flack us. Vernon H. Fowler and Bessie Snook. Bernard LnMae and Eleanor L. Clark. Lemuel E. Mttssle and Ubert En-smlnger. Willow Springs F NEXT WAR IN 1937 LONDON, (UP) A British bank clerk, who aeemeel peculiarly good at arithmetic, haa contrlbutm to a banking Journal the following calcu. latlon demonstrating that Great Brit- aln will be Involved In a war in 1937. Hla calculation runs aa followe: Date of the Afghan War And Ita duration one year... Now trent these figures aa separate Integers and add them 1880 1 1881 1 B Jacksonville WILLOW SPRINGS, Nov. 33. (Spl.) J. W. Eiden entered the Commun ity hospital tn Medford last week for treatment and medical supervision. Mrs. W. B. Hams was honor guest at a luncheon given by Mrs. Sam Anderson last Thursday. Mlas Lee Parker of Klamath Falls spent the week end of Armistice day at her home here, returning to her work Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Btrkhole were dinner guesta Sunday of their son in Medford. Jimmy Vincent, who works for Fluhrer's bakery In Medford, has Just received a gratifying promotion. Mrs. Clyde Richmond, who has been the guest of her daughter and hus band. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kellogg, In Seaside for the past four weeks, re turned home Saturday. She reported a fine time and much Improvement in health. Carl Ramstrom, who haa been at home with a crushed foot, returned ta his work Monday. Miss Vera Davis of Medford spent Date of the ureal wnr..t .uii Add its duration lour years DIVISION OF TEXAS EASY LEGALLY, BUT SEEN FAR DISTANT AUSTIN. Tex. (UP) Division of Texas, btKgeat state In the Union, again Is under lively discussion. Vice President John N. Garner, original advocate of dividing Texas, is allent now, but the West Texas Chamber of Commerce haa presented argu ments, for and against, In Its official publication. Legally the division Is possible and may be accomplished with simplicity, Practically no one expects It with in a quarter of a century at the least. New States Provided When the giant state, four time ' bigger than all New England, was admitted to the Union, there was a provision that new states not exceed ing four may with the consent of Texaa be fashioned out of the ter ritory nnH K nMMtrf fv i4miaain . Present agitation la merely for creation of one new state to be known as "West Texas." As Vice President Garner explains -the situation, this can be done mere- . ly by act of the legislature. The dif ficulty will be to get a majority of the legislature favorable to the di vision. Dividing Line Any dividing line separating the state Into East and West portions naturally have the 100th Meridian rnuptcy of R. L. Wyaut et ux vs. Clalrl " " northern atartlng point. That Wyant et al Poasession of personal 18 the meridian that separates the property. Circuit Court J. W. Copelnnd Yards vs. August E. Miller et al -Lien. L. E. Wllkerson vs. Earl D. Zim merman et al For money. Alaska of Oregon Mines Co. vs. W H. McDowell For money. W. C. Winslow vs. Howard Hill For money. Federal Land Bank vs. H. H. Diet rich et al Foreclosure. Ralph Williams vs. Llla Williams Divorce. John A. White vs. Maud B. White Divorce. R. R. Reter, G. M. Roberts and L. R. Bnker incorporate aa "Pinnacle Credit Corporation"; capital stock, $10,000; principal place of business, Medford, Ore. H. C. Messenger and N, H, Messen ger assume business noma certificate of "Messenger Lumber Co.," Foots Creok. M. N. Hogan assumes business name certificate of "M. N. Hogan & Co,," Medford. Eugene Thorndlke. trustee In bank' lflDO Date of the Boer War 180U Add ita duration three years - g Again treat those figures as separate Integers and add them 1902 1 l 1 Texas panhandle from Oklahoma. Nledermeyer. Inc.. vs Earl H. Fenl Extended through the state the merl et al For determination of Interests, etc. Lotus Tucker vs. Merlin Tucker ; Divorce. Harry Williams vs. George F. Rus sellLien foreclosure. First stale Bank of Eagle Point vs. Noah D, Norcrosa et al Foreclosure. Hnrry Williams vs. Georgo F. Rus sell et al Lien. John Jones vs. Georgo F. Russell et nl Lien. Eldred Williams vs. Georye F. Rus sell Lien. Grace Hankins vs. Orey Hanklns Divorce. State of Oregon vs. Orrcn L. Cham berlain Unlawfully giving alcoholic liquor to rnl.ior. James E. Snelllng vs. Charles F, 2 1 Krause ct nl Foreclosure tax lien. ! R. A. Skinner vs. T. Williams 1014 Chattel lien. dtan strikes the Rio Grande west of Laredo. Used aa a dividing Una It would place only about a third of the area of Texaa In "West Texas." The western territory would have only about 15 members of the Texas house of representatives and three senators or one-tenth, Instead of one-half, of the votes. Sunday with her friend, Frances Par ker. Mrs. M. F. Young and son, Cleo, JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 23. (Spl.) were guest for three days last week Jacksonville Pharmacy reopened No- of relatives In Cottage Orove. -vember 21. The Interior of the store Miss Freida Young who haa been has been remodeled and redecorated ill with chicken pox. returned to and will be under the supervision of i school Monday. Mrs. Harold B. Glllis. Miss Bulah Andrews left recently r for Portland, where she will make ber j I home with an aunt. j Mrs. Julia panker and Mrs. Etta j irttmtt yji d.ii-wj rniis were vieiujrs at the Fred Butcher home from 8unday until Tuesday, Herman Oliver of Trail spent Sun day evening at the B. A. Gaddy home en route to San Diego. Mit Oliver has been spending a short furlough with his parents at Trail and will De assigned on a South American cruise on his arrival In San Diego. G. F. Fendal, who spends each sum mer on the Slsklyous, recently re turned to Jacksonville and will spend the winter with his daughter, Mrs. Lola HI Id ret tl. Mr. and Mrs. Ruel Knowlton and TABLE ROCK. Nov. 23. (Spl.) Table Rock community club will hold Ita annual Thanksgiving sup per at the school house Nov. 28. Ac cording to the chairman of refresh ment committee, Mrs. Frank Meyers, supper will be served at 7 o'clock. Each family Is asked to bring Its own table service. John L. Neaton Is In San Francisco this week where he accompanied a two-car shipment of lambs for mar ket. Bob Sutton, local turkey picker, had a crew of men picking turkeys Table Rock fapSY g LOSE DOMES FOR SALE Wood, all klnd: dry A better wood. City Fuel Office. Lain? Real Estate, IS N. Bartlett. Pnone. 1496. Mail Tribune Daily Cross -Word Puzzle ACROSS 1. Tubes . Food flsh I. Viper Solution of Yesterday's Puule TURKEYS Arm POTJT.TRV DRRSWP-.n and delivered at your reach - Phone ' Idolize 403-J-l. I 13 Mingled nn. . ...s. der and fear FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Horses, cows, farm Imple menu. Jim Woods. Eaarie Point. FOR SALE Cowa. frsah and cnmlrs freeh. H C. Best. Phoenlx-Jackann yule road. FOR SALE Weaner pigs 1130 West 2nd. FOR SALE Jeraey co Cheap MO Bennett. CONSTIPATION, lnteatllnal self-pols-1 It. Unit of wire oning yields to via VI EMULSION, a new and effective bowel hygiene Remarkable results, priced low Inf iree viavi Dealer. Mrs. B. H. Hurd. 1139 W. 10th at, Medford. FOR SALE Used brick. South end Cottage St bridge, oil st s Chll ders, 631 Spencer 8t. ALL MAKES of waahln; machine, re paired Pick's Hardware. 131 West Main. DRY WOOD 50 tlera laurel. 60 fir S1& Pennsylvania. ORAIN SACKS Jackson Count; Feed Co, 4th and Bartlett 8ta. FOR SALE Sand, gravel, lawn dirt, fertilizer, teaming. Phone SU-J FOR SALE White sewing midline Angora ranblta $14 Willamette meanure- ment 15. Funny IC. Risk II Dialect 20. On tha ocean 21. Sound of cattle 23. Hold a session 24. Twist 23. Burden 17. 014 muslcsl In.trumenta 2). By the side of 31. Renders ault- hla I 13. Unit of welfht I J7. Fold or ( circle II. Clumav II. Obstinate I 43 Meadow 44. Drua-ylfldinl plant It. Take for granted 17. Violent storm (9. Silver coins A P I Spfe N I L jgj F O Ell O T i G hTtIlT vp O R A T O R S w A R DEC Rvf.L E WO oIdIs B o yP(f o rtscorTch e nIdJaTUe r PE Ply n A MlojgaH E A D jjg(c1o w y3PJLOk L LJAIWS SlO fCTS U B PE Rlgp A v IMf e 'tR e a aIl e f lTrnia c ebii t uWeIn E LlAII N 5 ElLiLlSl 12. Abstract existence IS. Pronoun II. Kind of fruit it. Perceive visually II. fnaect t7. Put up In Jars again DOWN 1. Moccasin I Artificial larujuace I. Affectedly stately 4. Silkworm I. Religious dunomina- Hons s. Hols 7. la under ob Illation Lair 9. Entertala 10. Failure 11. Fold of eloth 17. Pertalnlna to tha ankle II. Large oU oan 11. Lawless erowc 23. Unity 24. Marry 21 Become 111 21 fixed chnrgee 10. Period of light 32. Controversial 23 Front of the foot 14. City In u.l. glutn 11. Classify lit. Portala 39 Singly 40. Not ao good 43. Ena-ll.h dynasty 41. Arabian seaport It Measure of distance It. reclamation to Character Id "Uncle Tom's Cabin" It Japanese coin FOR EXCHANGE 30-30 Carbine Til ued tt 120 00 for light car Acroea from Medford Riding Academy. FOR SALE Applet. . Phone 132-L MISCELLANEOUS SEE Style Kraft Dreaa Hospital de Sewing School for general altera tion and repair of women's wear. Also dressmaking Instruction. Mra Wade de Rycke. 232 , E. Mala. Tel. 1202. FOR SALE POULTRY HIGHEST PRICES psld for turn hide. R 8ALSW. naTe on,T ,s Br0nz and pelts Med.'ard Bargain House l 27 No drupe Tel 1082 FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RJCrlT Furnutiicd aleeping room Also apt Call 1388-W. : T?OR RENT Ftirnianed sleeping room Call 1368-w Toms left suitable for breeding pur prws, II you are looking for heavy bicsAted. short legged market type birds you will find these herd to equsl Weight from taenty-two to twentv-flve pounds now. A few apM birds among theae H. M Von Stem. T.-i. IS YOUR HEARING IMPAIRED? I have for sale or trade a late model Acouatlcon which has ao benefivd mv hearing that I have no further use for It. T N Kerr. Talent. Ore PURE Bronc to ma Cockeran's pnze stock IS Jeaae Nell Rt 1. Asblanl FOR RENT Ml celt furnished room I ana garage iiorsge si mwiiie BUSINESS CHANCES rstes oj wee or monta. ilt South , OROcrRY STORE will sacrifice If Rt.-a.tit 4,tuj. .1 Uaca t os:t. B?x Mil, TUjoos. KINDERGARTEN Sparta Bldg M'islo and danot Phone I54S or 125S-W Ruth Luy Alloa Hoimback BOAT TRAILER, Cash Register A dd Ing Machine. Typewriter, Boots Shoea Hunting-Fishing Equipment 817 North Riverside. finrfMi Wore Collars BELFAST. Me (UPI Four of nine dogfish caught by Freeman Roberts wore collsra. Rubber bands encircled their nerkt. 1 Y 3 Y l I7 la i!f r Y s 'I Zl 22 .23' iff;24 2f jiT :Jl 33 33 34 : ., Uiititt '' " "', m in, .iti'u.. ii. iii i "ji; 38 J? Ao ',., AX m 43 ':'ff;, '.' Again treat the figures as separate Integers, and add them I01R 1 U 1 Probate Court 4 Estate of Hattle M. Winkle, decea. cd I'rooiiw. - Efltnt of Richard Me Don on gh, de ceased Probate. Date of the next war 1937 6AN ANTONIO. (UP) Matrimo nial hopes of American gypsy glrla now rest in the handB of a United States district court here. When officers arrested GeorRc Costa, leader of a gypsy band, ami discovered 60 gold coin beneath the floorboards of his car, they unwit tingly may have condemned many oi the race to enforced spinster hood, members of the band say. District Attorney W. R. Smith, Jr.. filed suit In the United States dis trict court tor a penalty double the value of the 60 coins. Face value of the collection was estimated at 4H0. but the Intrinsic value will bo de cided by th court. However, more serious than the money Involved, says Costa, la the effeot a loss of gold would hnvo upon the unmarried gypsy girls. The coins were the property of tho single girls of the group, be auserted, and hao been saved by members of th fami lies to provide dowerles for the maidens. Oold dowerles are used by gypsies throughout the world. It was ex plained, and for American gypsi to be forbidden the use of the metal under the gold hoarding laws would be to plar the girls at a vast matri monial disadvantage. Long Mountain LONO MOUNTAIN, Nov. 33. (Spl.) The neighbors are all busy picking turkeys this week. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Harnlsh and fain lly and Abb Layton of ErrIs. Point were Sunday evening guests at the Holman home. Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Kline were Mon day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Walters of Talent. Mr. and Mrs. Nick, Mr. and Mrs. Theron Taylor and son Billy and Mr. and Mrs Wm. Perry, all of Eagle Point were Sunday dinner gursts of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith. Real Estate Trnnsfers Georgo A. Andrews to L. H. Pankey et ux W. D. to 6 acres In DLC 48, Twp. 39 S R. 1 East. Bert C. BoAtwIck et ux to Ada May- ford W. D. to 1 acre oln Seo. '29, Twp. 36 S., R. 4 West. Henry C. Oaley et al to Grace A. Hurt Schubert Q. C. D. to lot on Mountain Ave., Ashland. Grace H. Schubert et ux to Virgil E, Rush et ux W. D. to lot on Moun tain Ave.. ABhlnnd. C. Q. Speaker to Es telle Speaker Q. C. D. to 30 21) acres In Seo. 39, Twp. 36 S., R. 1 West. Nora Bostwlck et vlr to Chester Dolan ot ux W, D. to 3.93 acres in DLC 38, Twp. 86 8., R. 4 West, w. O, Crockor et ux to Gertrude W. Rand Deed to land In eo. 30, Twp. 36 R R. 4 West. L. H. Pankoy et ux to R. L. Walkor ct ux W. D. to lot on Walker Ave., Ashland. R. B. Becson et ux to J. A. Peny et al W. D. to part lot 1, block 1, Barr's Add., Medford. Dclbert Puett et ux to Harry W. Hull W. D. to SWii of NW4. NWV of SWi; of Bee. 5, Twp. 36 8., R. 3 West. Hnrvy W. Hull to H. A. Autry et ux W. D. to SW'4 of NWVi. NW'4 Of BW.1. Soc. 6, Twp. 36 B., R. T West George Craig to David A. Hood "t ux w. D. to part lot B, block 5, Or chard Home A nan. Tracts. Leslie R. Sonatas to Dorothea Hein Q. c. D. to lot In block 3, Cottage Add., Medford. Bcrnlco J. Jennings to Barbara E. Jennings Deed to lot 6, block A, South Pnrk Add. to Medford. Louis Jennings to Bernlce Jennings Deed to lot 6, block 6, South Park Add. to Medford. Mary A. Delaney to Harold O. Wal termlre et ux W. D. to lots 11 and 13, block fl. Carlton Add. to Medford J. L. Rtva et al Homer J. Reed et ux Q C. D. to 6 acres In DLC 97, Twp. 37 6.. R. 3 West Big Pines Lumber Co. to Oeo. W. Dunn Q. C. D. to land In Sec. 11, Twp. 30 8., R. 3 East Learned lin Too Well COLUMBIA. Mo, (UP) Professors of political economy at the Univer sity of Missouri believe their stu dents are learning their lessons all too well. A count of calloM In elec tion of Junior school cheer lenders revealed some 300 mora votes than the number of persons reentered. SAN FRANCISCO (UP) Califor nia, birthplace of a wide assortment of social and economics "cure alls," mulled a new theory recently while the courts, at the request of the Better Business bureau. Investigated the International Institute research administration. The purpose of the organization, It was revealed, la to buy up the world's resources with funds derived from the nlckle-a-day contributions of members. Meetings and other affairs were mysterious; officials were secretive, and the bureau wondered where the money was going:. They asked a grand Jury Investigation. . When Arthur L. Bell, the Insti tute's mysterious "Mr. X" refused to answer questions at the grand Jury Inquisition, he was cited for con tempt. Testimony of Bell, who assertedly addressed Institute meetings, was in troduced during the contempt hear ing. The testimony, as presented to the grand Jury, disclosed Bell receiv ed from "man on a Pullman car" Instructions for achieving the insti tute's alms of ending wars, prevent ing communism and placing every one In Jobs with minimum salaries of $3,000 a year for a four-hour day. Bell said he did not know the man's name. Judge Walter Ferry Johnson said he would rule on the contempt charge late this month. BRITISH 10 BAN OLD RADIO GAGS LONDON. (UP) Time worn gaa and other stale "chestnuts" are goto to be banished from the lher In Great Britain. The British Broadcasting corpora tion haa begun compiling a Joke lib rary In which every wisecrack, gag and humorous story ever told Into a microphone will find Its last resting place. It looks aa If life will become distinctly harder for tlred-out come dians, who will have to turn out an entirely new set of gags. In the future, once a Joke has been Elmer Jensen et ux to J. ii. ttees ex told over the ether, It will be cai-d- W. D. to 6 acres In DLC 07. Twp. 37 8., R. 3 West, TO SCHOOL EACH DAY 8COTT9 MILL. Ore. (UP) Miss Ann Doper, teacher at the Crooked Klnsrer school, is convinced that Lin coln was not the only young Amer ican who was ambitious fur an edu cation. Dally Dick Brown. 10, arrives be fore the final school bell. His home Is tv-ve n m I les from the little red school house. He walks tha 14 miles round trip dully, Mlsa Dooper reported. Pair Fried Imiamlte Taps KM'ltAMKNTO. Cal. (UP Pried dynamite caps will be banned from the menu next time Lorraine Meyer, play at 1) a (laden Ienlt to Ntiident PHILADELPHIA fUP William C Bradbury, Awarthmore collf-un stu dent, was dealt 13 spades In a bridge same here. He bid seven spades. The cards were ao distribute thst hit nine, and her sitter, six, opponents would have been art only two trtrka had they bid seven no trump. 4 Pred Blnff' Purs on d;pUy ;.' Ethel won B. Hoffmanns toni-iirj Indexed, filed and considered dead. There certainly will be bulging tile ot wisecracks under such hdln&s as "Aberdonlans," "mothers In law." "kippers.' "big bad wolf and prob obly "B. B. C." Itaelf. mere win oe some oonsoiauon, however, for radio comedians In tht scheme. The library also will con tain a collection of Jokes which sre ripe for broadcasting. The B. B. C cke sleuths already are preparing to snoop around In all likely quarters where wisecracks might be cracked to add to their collection of hitherto unbroedcast Jokes. These also will be filed for reference and trotted out on appropriate occasions. Canada's Voters Increase OTTAWA. Ont. (UP) Almost I, 000.000 more people will have the right to vote In Canada's next gen eral election, expected to be held next fall, than In the last elections, election officials here report. In the last election, 6,153,000 qualified vot ers were listed. In the next, approxi mately 6.000,000 wlU be listed. The increase means thst six out of every ten Canadians will have a vote. i ind ffsturdiy. housekeping. The little girls played they er rooking a meal. They found a box of dvnamlte raps and plHce.i ihem on the stove to "fry"! tXJNT FORtfET the Presbyterian The resulting explon(on stunned j lsdiea' sale of mince meat, plum pud them, and they were treated for se- dings and cake. Saturday. Maria's vere shock. Orocery,