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Newspaper Page TextBEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKi), OREGON, FRIDAY. DECEMBER U, 1934. PAGE SEVENTEEN Vtt WH AT YOU Wassified FOR EASY REFERENCE BOtuievv 1. RATES Rend every ad on this page. You will probably find ex actly tbe thine you want to buy or Mil. If It Isn't there, advertise . . . t ' s Inexpensive, effective. Per word first Insertion.- (Minimum 25c) Each additional Insertion. per word ...lc (Minimum 10c) Per line per month without copy changes . Phone 75 FOR WANT ADS TOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS IFOR SALE AUTOMOBILES1 BUSINESS DIRECTORY FOR RENT SUITE OF 3 ROOMS. housekeeping and garage. 327 N. Orape fit. FURNISHED sleeping room and apt Call 1388-W. FOR RENT Furnished sleeping room. 375 So. Central. FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooma and garage storage at moderate rates by week or month 32o South Riverside avenue. . USED CAR 6 .Mi Chrysler and Plymouth Trade-lna. With 1935 Uceiue. 1034 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan. 1934 Plymouth DeLuxe Coupe. 1933 Plymouth Sedan. 1932 Plymouth 4 Sedan. 1934 Chevrolet Town Sedan. 1932 DeSoto Sedan. 1929 Chevrolet Coupe. ARMSTRONG MOTORS, INC. 28 No. Riverside. Tel. IB. Dentistry. DENT1STRV-alaln. Dr. 1. H Oove. 236 B Money To Lend FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS MONEY LOANED 50 to 300 tor personal or household purposes on House Furnishings or Autos: also Cars Re-flnanced. Loana clod within 30 minutes, under auper vision of the State Banking Dept. License No. s-157-M-iao. See W. C Thomas, 45 So. Central. FOR RENT ROOM BOARD ' SRSALE7rlP-ood "used"" bl" ! MOIiEY LOANED-Cecll Jennlnga. HA J Ed very moderate at 716 E. ATTRACT! VF room 404 8 Orape FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS BACHELOR CABINS 445 8. Front. FOR RENT Room 10x60 adjoining Mall Tribune Job Department, on Orape street Will remodel to iult permanent tenant. Phone 75 or ap ply at Mall Tribune (newspaper) of-lice. FOR RENT Holly Jacluon Co. Blag. Pbone 195. Court. NO. 3 Se Loan Aasn cycle. Phone 1150-R. FOR SALE Copper carbonate for treating wheat. Monarch Seed Co. FOR SALE Air compressor, mining shovel and tools. Hamilton gold watch and chain. - (John Birming ham estate.) See Frank Perl. FOR SALE Rose bushes at popular prices. Monarch Seed Co. FOR SALE 5 doz. mixed daffodil aud narcissus bulbs. 79c. Sacrifice price. Monarch Seed Co. FOR SALE Morton's smoke salt and sausage seasoning. Monarch Seed Co. FOR SALE OR TRADE 2 34x5 Fire stone truck tires, almost new. or trade for wood. Jake Myers, Central Point. FOR EXCHANGE LOST AND FOUND LOST Blue zipper purse with foun tain pen valued as keepsake. Please return to Grand Hotel Barber shop. FOR TRADE Young Jersey cow truck. Fred Powers, phoenix. LOST Chow dog, black tongue, ward. 301-R-4. FOR EXOHANOE 36-6 truck tl.e; Ford pickup, and fence stretcher, for wood or what have you. Phone 613. LOST Agate Keystone watch charm Reward. Leave at Tribune office. LOST If aog miasms, call 1516 WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Several young men to start Immediate training to service, install and operate Deisel equip ment. Two veara employment serv ice. See Walsh, H otel Holland, Afternoons and evening. MAN WANTED A HU8TLER Tor Jackson county to nandle surest, easiest selling articles. Go borne every evening with money in yur pocket. Experience not necessary rwwi limitation essential Write Mr Close. 617 Stock Exchange Bldg- I Portland. Oregon. FOR TRADE 3 double beds, good springs, mattresses foi twin beds oi day bed. Rt. 1. Box 348. Medford FOR EXCHANGE 1929 model A Ford sedan and 3 lota in Medford for late model Tord V-8 Tel 407-y EXCHANGE Furn. re-upholsterms for lumber, wood, flah po.es and reels. Phone 969-R. FOR SALE Mahogany dining table, 4 chairs. Call 435, daytime. FOR SALE White electric sewing machine; good condition. Tel. 148-X. FOR SALE 2-wheel trailer; condition. Phone 1222-R. g d FOR' SALE Week-end Piano Se, Friday and Saturday, Dec. 14-15: 1 fine used upright, good tone, easy action, 69.00; 3 studio pianos. Uke new, at big savings: 1 player plaro. high grade, beautiful tone, free rolls. Rental terms will handle Free delivery. See at 111 N. Fir St. D C. Durham, agent Cline PUuo CO. FOR SALE Donkey engine. Address Box 3808. Mall Tribune. FOh SALE OR TRADE White Uec trie sewing machine for light se dan Box 638. Trlbuoe.. F0R EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE 40-ACRE California ranch to trade for Oregon ranch. T. C. Hutchens. Rt. 8, Box 73, Fresno, Cal. WANTED SITUATIONS EXCHANGE Wyoming 40 acres, im proved, clear, for equipped pi we around Medford. Will assume. General Service Sta., Bx 155. Talent. WANTED Work on ranch or dairy, by young experienced man; 2000 ( month, board and room. Box 3910, Tribune. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE UNINCUMBERED middle-aged widow wants practical nursing or house keeping. BOX 4612 WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS WANTED To buy light truck or car. Cash. Hurry. 315 So. Riverside. EMPTY furniture van going to Los Angeles wants load both ways. Tel. 615, Hawley Transfer. WANTED 10 to 20 A. pear orchard. Give full details, Ray Tasher, Trenton. Wash. WE PAY up to $2 each for LINCOLN PENNIES over 9 years old: Indian heads, 825. Send dime for buying catalog. Holly wood, Coin Co., Holly wood. California. IF YOU have any real estate for rile or trade, see L. G. Plckell. 204 E. Main. Phone 1580-J. WOULD BUY A. T. 3c T. stock. An swer Box 355, Tribune. WANTED To buy cheap work horse, weight about 1600 lbs. O. H. An drews, Gold Hill. WANTED TO RENT Two room furn lahed house id city limits of Med ford Must be cheap. Box 308 Moll Tribune. FURNITURE re-upholstered. 969-R. Thlbauit. Phone WANTED Household goods. toves tools or what have you. Medford Bargain House. 27 N. Grape St Tel 1063. HIGHEST PRICES paid tor furs, tuaw and pelts Medford Hargaln House 37 No. Grape, rel 1063. JUNK WANTED We pay cash for JUNK BATTER Eb AND RADIATORS. ALUMIN JM BRASS. COPPER and lank rt all de?criptnns MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 .4n Orape Ii lOtiH I - FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT Furnished houee. with oil heat, electric refrigerator, 3 bed rooms. Inquire 303 Qenesee St. Phone 173. FOR RENT Small furnished ho-ise. 135 No. Holly. FOR RENT 5room furnished hoiwe 37 50. Call Harold H. Brown, 195: after 6. 1670. FOR SALE At Rogue River, 3 acres with water: orchard and email house; l blocks from High school: $575 cash, if taken at once. In quire Owing Service Station, Cen tral Point, Ore. IOUSE BAROA1N Combination 6 room atrictly modern late buni low, east side, clear; only 81250 15 N. Fir. Also two ranches for rent. FOR SALE 5 acres, 2 miles out. Will take piano as down paymeat Box 257, Tribune. TOH SALE Bear creek bottom gar den land, close in; also pear or chard. Phone 1524-L. 5 AND 10-AC'RE TRACTS 10 DOWN. $5 MONTH On pavement; plenty water, electricity ana pnone available, pnone 1231. Montgomery, 116 North Riverside. FOR SALE 1 acre, close In; snull house, family orchard, berries, Ls dlno clover; value 8450. Will take light car as part payment. Inquire 145 N. Central. A BARGAIN My large lot, on Ben nett St., excellent soil, fruit, out trees and berries. Will sacrifice on terms or cash. Box 66. Tribune. WHEN you think of teal estate, think of Brown A White. FOR SALE Must sacrifice Memorial park lot. Box No. 501. Tribune HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT Jack son County Building & Loan Aas'n Phone 195. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE "C" Sax; good finish and case, 825 00. Rt. 4, Box 62, Spring brook Subdivision. Don Bum-gardner. FOR SALE Saxapbone. Conn C mel- ody. gold bell, pearl keys, silver In strument Oood as new. Cost 8145 Sell for $60. Matte a dandy Christ mas present. Phone 1473-W. evenings. FOR SALE Useo. sewing machines, all makes; terms it desired. All makes rented and repaired White Sewing Machine Co 24 N Bsrtiett. DRY CORN Bv the hundred or ton 81.40 per hundred, mile jat Voorhlea Crossing. 610-J-6. E. C Corn. FOR SALE Apples, or trade for any thing you have. Phone 132-L. Painting and Pa per hanging M. A. BLISS Painting am Hanging. Tel. 646-W 313 paper-Grape Jacksonville .Prospect Cardinal Elevated Hall Paper Cleaning. WAIJi-PAPER CLEANING lo per Q ft. Mr Black 810 N Bartiett. Expert Window Cltaners LET GEORGE DO II - Tel tin House Cleaning Floor Waxing Ori ental rug cleaning and upholstering BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALE A bargain; garage equip ment. Burton-Rogers battery charg er, electric drill, grease dispenser, automatic tube plate, set Crltch.ey reamers, condenser tester, chain blocks, electric motor and grinder, l1? ton Rex Jack, blacksmith out fit. Would sell equipment, stock and lease or sell building. Box 249. Tribune. FOR SALE: Baled hay. Lofland ranch. Central Polntr WOOD FOR SALE Oak. laurel, pine dry or green coruwoca ana poiss See J. C. Dusenberry. Sams Valley. FOR SALE Closing out my entire stock of bicycles. Schulta Bros., 137 No. Central. FOR SALE Sand and gravel, 50c per ' yard. Phone 401-J-l. DRESS plan. 222 '2 for less by the Style Kraft See Mrs. Wade de Rycke. E Main. Tel. 1202. FOR HIGHEST QUALITY pear trefs. peach, apricot, cherry, apple, al mond, filbert, and walnut treas rosea and shrubs at lowest prices, Phone 851-R-2. or call at W B Barnum's. 3 miles south of Medford on hwy next to Ever Shady Auto Camp Carlton Nursery. Carlton. Or APPLEGATE H. E. UNIT NOT TO ENTER MCE FOR DRAMATIC PRIZE BIG APPLEGATE. Dec. 14. (Spl.) Applegate Home Extension unit, ac tive In dramatics and all other phases of extension service work since Its organization four years ago, will not enter the county dramatics contest next February. It was decided by an unanimous vote of members at a re cent meeting. Difficulty of assemb ling for practice owing to residence of members In widely separated sec tions of the community was given aa chief reason for the decision. However, since the unit Is anxious to participate In some form of dra matics, and the home demonstration agent urges such action, each of two sections of the community will pre sent a one-act play In the spring Participation In the contest by the unit during the last two years has created much Interest by local peo plo In amateur dramatics. Mrs. Lee Port, secretary of the Jackson County Executive commit tee, has been appointed dramatic di rector for the local inlt by Mrs. a. N. Krause, unit chairman. Mrs. Port, Mrs. Fred Offenbacher. and Mrs. Lance Offenbacher attended the dra matic school conducted at Medford recently by Angus Bowmer of the Ashland Normal school. ALL MAKES of washing machines re paired. Ftck'B Hardware, 131 West Main. WHEAT or feed oat 81.50 cwt.: ground barley and alfalfa hay 81250 ton. C. A. DeVoe. 8 mil west and V3 mile south of Medford Phone 823-J-3. FURS Cash paid for furs, hides, pelts Johnson Produce Co.. 6th and Front Bts. PORTRAITS. Christmas cards, kodak flnshing. very reasonable. E Hiy. den Jones. 607 West Second. Phone WB2-M. Houra 11 to 7. TURKEYS AND POULTRY DRESSED and delivered at your reach. Phane 403-J-1. Tig and Kittens Pals UNION. Me (UP) A bnby pig and a kitten a.'e pals here. They eat from the same trough and then crawl Into a little box and sleep together. The strange companionship resulted when James Griffin built a special pen for the little pig. which was not so rugged as other members of Us litter. JACKSONVILLE. Doc. 14. (Spl.) Mr. and Mra. R. R. Chtlds and fam ily of Griffin creek and Mr. and M-s. Robert Chllda of Crescent City, C . spent Sunday afternoon visiting at the Ed Vogel home. Peter Fick wv also a visitor at the Ed Vogel ranch. Mrs. Richard LI m book of Seattle visited friends here recently, enroute to Los Angetea to visit her mother and sister. Mrs. Li m bock was for merly Miss Paulina Grieves of Jack sonville. Mrs. Jack Green and son. Hal Mil ler, spent Sunday at Klamath Pills. Little Miss Helen Storm enter tam ed with a birthday party at her home December 8, honoring her seven h birthday anniversary. Ten guests were present. C. B. Dunning ton left recently for Roaeburg, where he will undergo major operation soon. Mr. and Mrs. BUI Larson of Fort Jones, Cal, called on friends here Sunday. Mrs. Eberhcart of San Francisco Is visiting her mother, Mrs, J. C. Green of Jacksonville. Mr. and Mra. Howard Lewis of the dude ranch at Prospect called oi friends here Monday, Mr. and Mra. H. L. Noblit of Mad ford were visitors at the Chester Pur sell home Monday. Jlmmle and Del ma Eaton have re turned from Cooa Bay and entered school here this week. Mr. and Mra. W. A. Chllders were pleasantly surprised when a group of friends and church members of thi Advent Christian church of Medford gave them a surprise party Friday evening. December 7. Refreshment of cake and coffee were enjoyed. Twen ty guests were present. - Marion Vogel left Friday for Los Angeles, where he has employment. Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Ssnden gave surprise birthday party at their homo December 6. in honor of their a n Gage's birthday anniversary. A lanje number of friends were present. Regular meeting of the Jacksonville P.-T. A. was held December 7. in the high school auditorium. President Lottie Bowman presided over the meeting. A small program was put on by the school children. The Girls' club sang two numbers, entitled "Stars of the Summer" and "Sing to Me Gypsy." The lower grades gave a play of scenes of Indian life. They discussed serving hot lunches to ;he children, but left It up to the com mittee to decide whether to serve hot lunches or not. , Air Express Carried Hot MpaI PORTLAND. Me. (UP) Baked beans, codfish and potatoes, a typi cal New England meal, were cooked here and, still hot, aerved for supper in Portland. Ore., the sarrie night. It was the start of the new air express transportation service between north ern New. England and the Pacific coast. PROSPECT, Dec. 14. (Spl.) De- I cember 8, Mrs. Claude Chapman re- j turned home from the Community i hospital in Medford and la convales cing rapidly. ' Rev. and Mrs. Black of California, who have been guests for the past two months of Rev. Black's daugn;? Mrs. Neely, on the Evergreen ranch, plan to return home la few days. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ulrlch have been guests for some time of Mr. and Mrs Tom Carlton. Mr. Ulrlch and Mrs. Carlton are brother and sister. A good crowd attended the shott ing match at Jim Peyton's Sunday. Oeese, turkeys and chickens were won. If the weather la favorable another shoot will be held next Sunday, De cember 16. Prospect school children are busy preparing a Christmas program. The store and service station at Cascade Qoige have been closed for the winter. An epidemic of very virulent cold a has been making the rounds of nearly every family. Fern Valley Tsre. nnw wwy ww.. I OF Eutenlo Cardinal Pacelll (above) was reported to have been desfg natcd Cardinal Camerlengo by Pope Plua, succeeding the late Cardinal Gasparrl. In the event of the Pope'a dentil the Cardinal Camerlengo ex erclses the supreme functions pend ing the conclava. (Associated Press Photo) 18 Bicycles new and used get bst at Medford Cycle. 23 N. Fir. the FERN VALLEY, Dec. 14 (Spl.) Evalyn Jean Watklns of Medford was hoatoAs at a birthday party December 8. She entertained her guests by taking them to a show then returning to her home on West Second for a: dalpty luncheon of rainbow hues. Her guests were Janet and Judy Fra- Eler. Betty Ann and Janet Marie Shaw. May Clark, Shirley Burleson.) Donna Lee Ross. Ann Drsysdale, June ' Roberts. Patricia and Joyce Marshall.: Cast for the play to be given at the Chrlstnuis program December 22 1 at the school met at Hlgdon's Tues-1 day evening for rehearsal- Joe Kantor has spent the last week at their wood lot on Coleman creek cutting wood. Mr. Wilbur and Lowell Burdette were Medford shoppers Wednesday. The community extends sympathy to R. Lytle In the passing of his mother, Mr. Lytle. December 7. She wan burled at Bonanza, Ore. Miss Valeria Whitney of the Royal Crest orchard was a Medford shopper Tuesday. Helen Kantor Is spending the week with Mr. and Mra. Wm. Kantor at West Phoenix. G. O. Snnden has been appointed as carrier for our mail route, in Mr. Pnyne'a place. The substitute, Mr. Wilson, who has been delivering mall since Mr. Payne's reirement, will be missed as his services have been very much appreciated. Texas Mohair Market Lively 5AJT ANTONIO, Tex. (UP) The west Texas mohair market, stagnant for 14 mouths, opened up when 600, 000 pounds were sold In Uvalde re cently. The lot was sold to Collins it Alkmsn of Bristol, R. I. It brought 20 cents a pound for mohair and 30 cents for kid mohair. Mail Tribune Daily Cross-Word Puzzle RACE OF HUGE HUMANS PREDICTED By EKPERT T SALEM, Dee. H. (AP) Th, pro gram for the 39th annual conven tion of Oregon's county Judges and commlsRloners was announced hera today by J. E. Smith. Marlon county commissioner and secretary of th organization. The convention will meet In Portland December 18 to 20 at the Multnomah county court house. aorernor-elect Charles H. Martin will make the keynote address of the first day and Jceeph R. Carson, Portland mayor, will give the ad dreaa of welcome. E. E. Brodle. chair man of the atate liquor commlasion. will revsw the Knox liquor law la the afternoon. The second day Sam Baldock, atat highway engineer, will give the open ing talk, followed by Elmer R. Goudy, state relief administrator, who will discuss relief conditions In the atat. Ouy Gordon will open the after noon's program with a discussion of the statua of the O. it C. land grant. Ofllcers will also be elected the aecond day. On the final day of the conven tion the Judges and commissioners will meet Jointly with the atate high way t commlasion to take up road matters. .E T LIVES OF MANY WHEN L FLOOR FALLS INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. (UP, A race of physical and mental giants will be descended from the present genera tion. Dr. Russell Hlppcnsteel, baby specialist, predicted here. The isolation of vitamins In foods, the knowledge of their action in pre vention of disease and the general building up of health la the most outstanding development in the care of modern bablrs. he pointed out. "Though It will take more than a few generations to produce them, fu ture men and women will have better general health, finer teeth and will be free from so-called degenerative diseases' said Dr. Hlppensteel. "This advancement will be the dl rect result of Improved methods of obstetricians end pediatricians," he added. Dr. Hippensteel's prediction was substantiated by Dr. A. M. Mender. -hall, also a baby specialist, who aald that while it will ttike yenrs for the improvement in tbe human race to show in the general population, there Is no doubt that the future will brine larger and better results. The length of time necetsary for the Improvement Is difficult to pre dict because It Is not known what percentage of babies are getting not only proper food but adequate care and correct vitamins in satisfactory proportions. Dr. Mcndenhall pointed out. "In my opinion," ho oontinued, "there are relatively few babies re ceiving ail that Is available In proper baby care." GRAIN SACKS Jackson O o u o t J reea uo.t tn and Bartiett tits FOR SALE Band, gravel iawn dirt fertilizer, teaming Pbone 012-J FOR SALOWhite sewing machine Angora rabbits 314 Willamette FOR EXCHANGE 30-80 Carbine val ued at 12000 for light car Aero from Medford Riding Academy FOR SALE POULTRY POR SALE Whit Leghorn pullets Phone 4-F-4. PURE Bronre toms. cockeran'a price atock A Jesse Nell Rt 1. Aahlan-1 FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR R EN T !-room modern ho jm furnished, fireplace and p:ano in quire 326 W 6th St W H Ever-hard VERY MODERN furnished cottages: reasonable price Special rates to single person Valandra Hotel tnd Cottages. Central Point. FOH HKN'l - Home uni'irnmh-d Brown & lurmshrd Whits DRY WOOD Fir. manzanlta. Phone 71 or 513 Pennsylvania. POR' SALE Weaner ptga 2nd POR SALE Jersey Bennett. cow Cheap &30 FOR SALE DOGS PETS FOR SALE Roller Canaries Ideal Christmas presents Mrs Bert Hoot er 202 Haven St FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT 2 -room furnished apt. 40 Quince St. Phone 641-W. 1 POR PENT Furnished apts. ' hov.jiekeeplna; rooms. 618 N. Cv tral. , NEWLY derontM 2-room apt at ilfl W 10th, between 11 and 1 or 5 and 7 p. m. MODERN furnished cottates; reason- j sole price Special rates to s.nc;e person Valandra Hotel and Cot tages. Central Point FOR RENT Apt . 806 W Main. FOR RENT Lrr nd urns ! I furnai , ROLLER CANARIES. Phone 523-J-2. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES OOOD USED CARJ '31 Chrvsler Sdan. '.II BulJ-k Fiedsn. '31 EAex CorVh. "28 Fnrd Poadr '28 B'llrk in. '27 Bulk 8dan. , '26 Dc-ine iVdan. SKINNER S GARACiE 14? So Riverside. Phone 10J. Your Bu.ck-Pontlac Dealer. FOR SALE 1913 Chev DLuxe Sedin: trjnk. wire wheel Svrilioe B R Warren. Boa 24 Paoensi FOR FM.F M"d: T 21 Ford roap 1 Utky tot C44. rL HTJ-J. MISCELLANEOUS LOW PRICED guaranteed Radio 8err. ice. Phone 857-Y BOAT TRAILER. Cash Register A.ad ing Machine. Typewriter, Boots Shoes. Hunting-Pishing Equipment 317 North Riverside. 10 YOUR HEARING IMPAIRED? J have for sale or trade a late modol A co us t icon which has so oenefiud mv nearlng that I nave no furthei use for it I. N Kerr. Talent. Ore ACROSS 1. Genus of the cow 4. Part of a church Iridescent gam Insect Unobstructed miac Weary Congealed wa.er Dwelling place Vessel for brewing a beverage 20. Correlative ef neither !1. Cry of a cat ::. Rents 2. Watch pockets SI Bliarptmng - stons !i. Make lata JO. Past 11. Flat circular pieces II. Character In MPr Oynt" IS. Masculine nim It. Toward the sheltered aid IS. Men who hanrii a boat in. Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle BillTA.RPARA A WOR A 6 A a N ON L I M A 1m E D A L JS X DRE55N I plye L A T E. lilA YA I R. iliH 1EL -VvA N !A D llR A iE RNE5 2Rroie!djv kAVAlDE,WEigfi 40. Place on for transporta tion arala 41. Laid l Malt nvra(e 41 Seasons for uss 49. River In Russia 10- Want rapidly on foot Narrates sraln II. Part of th Weo violently sklaton 39. Action at law It English collev J. Rmov niolstnr DOWN 1. That erhirh ittrarta t. Formerly I. Vessel pro- PIIM by ataara 4. Part 5. Bard a. nitrM call 7. Height I County In Col orado I. Metal fastener 10. Kind of eleo- trio light 11. Confederate general 17. Predict th result of; slang 1!. Footllk part 22. Flowrs 23. Right aide of a vessel 24. Comfort 2b. Cook in a cer tain way 24. Rnultabl 27. Fairy tal monster Elevated stop of ground Valleys Depression b twn moun tain peaks TTnvn Typ of auto- mom i 40. Nevada's hM known city 41. Wtnglik 43 Ro'usft 4: Light touch 44 Rlf 45. Writing Implement Expremfon of rebuk 21. 31 41. LET HANSEN SOLVE YOUR DECOR ATI NO PROBLEMS. Tel. 280-J 510 King. &U4Uf&KUARTEN-paria Bldg M'jslc and dance Phone IMS or 12S0-W Rutb Lut Alice Holraoack BUSINESS DIRECTORY A bsi ract a)AL'h!4tlN CO. A11MIHAC1 CO. Abstracts ot Title and Title Insurance The only eompitte Title System in Jackson County. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts ot Title Koom S and e No U North Central Ave- upstairs Rialto Phone 161S-Y Transfer. EAD8 TRANSFER & HTORAOE CO Office 1015 Ho Central Phone Mo Prices rteht Service guaranteed HAWLEY TRANSR - Expert p'k- J , era ano mover Special livestock moving equipment Price '.uni 613 .Nv;U IL'e:.d. Taoae 0iV 2 3 S Z 7 ( ; ; 8 ? I'O '' :-; 5 . Ui 17 a , ' ', lUJ'li I :'M.lkM .. v. . Zl ', 22 23 24 2S Jo "ii" "Wl 33 34 ls ' ':: !IZZ!lZZZH?LZZIII1 ASHLAND, Dec. 14. (Spl.) Mre. Etina Etta Kerby. wife of Prank Ker. by. died Wednesday night at 10:86 o'clock at the Kerby home on Wag ner creek following a long and e vero illness. She was born February 10, 1800 In this etate and was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Klngery of this city. The past 34 years of her life had 'een spent near Talent la the Wagner Creek district. Surviving are her husband. Frank Kerby; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Klngery; one daughter, Mrs. Ila Williams of Oreenaprlngs moun tain, and two grandchildren. Five slstera: Mrs. Treanle Morgan, Mrs. Ada Churchill of MarshflNd, Mra. Hnr-el Stevens of Central Point, Mrs. Edna Davis, Mrs. Ocle Harvey of Ash land, and three brothers: Arvll Klng ery. Clarence Klngery of San Jose, and Gerald Klngery of Marshfleld, also survive. Funeral services, which are to be held at the Stock chapel in Ashland, have not yet been arranged, due to the absence of several relatives. LIVERPOOL, Deo. 14. (AP) A quick-thinking Janitor was credited today with having averted a major disaster .when a collapsing floor dropped nearly BOO persons Into a terrified mass 14 feet to the floor below. The floor collapsed at St. Clements school while school children and their parents were enjoying a concert cele bra ting the beginning of the Christ mas holidays. Approximately ISO were injured, and 33 of them, mostly wo men and children, were taken to a hospital. Only the presence of mind of the school's Janitor, named Doughty, said officials, prevented a major disaster. When the screaming assemblage was plunged downward In darkness Doughty ran to the basement and cut off the gas supply, eliminating danger of fire and explosion. Rescuers told stories of narrow es cape. A little fellow of eight lay helpless, one foot Jammed" beneath a beam, suffering great pain, but he only murmured, "do hurry, please." Battered and limp, a little girl was removed from the building uncon scious. Her pretty party frock was pathetically stained with her own blood. A boy of 13, his head badly cut, dashed home to report, "mother. X have torn my trousers." The concert hall, on the second floor or the school, was packed with people. The floor suddenly bean to sag and then collapsed In the mid dle. RUCH SEWING CIRCLE HONORS MRS. HODGES BIO APPLEOATE. Dec. 14. t'BpI.) A group of twenty-three women were present at a recent afternoon party given by the Ruch sewing cir cle at which Mrs. Elton Hodges was honor guest. Following presentation of many useful gifts, refreshments were served by Mesdames C. John ston and Chas. Hamilton, assisted by Mrs. Tex Frarler. The club, organized a few month ago with Mra. Leon Offenbacher as president and Mrs, Ivan McDonough as secretary, has assumed quilting aa Its principal Interest, although the making of Christmas gifts has been popular this month. Meetings are held at the Ruch school house, the date of the next meeting to be Jan uary 2nd. fstnlp Trapped Linn OREAT FAILS. Mont. (UP) Want a mountain lion rug for your parlor? It's easy to get one. Jut drag out the old ratnlp. A trap, baited with catnip, fish oil. anise oil end other stents, trapped on near here. Mr Mountain Lion anlffM around, stum- i bled, in'.o t&e U-nyw be a tug. AFTER THIRTY YEARS WESTMINSTER, Muss. (UP) Now that Frank A. Adams, rural mall car rier, has been retired on pension, he can sit by the cracker barrel In the general store and reminisce about: The various types of vehicles he used to carry the mall horse and buggy, bicycle, motorcycle, automo bile, snowmobile, the lelgh used for 111 days during the severe winter of 1018-1019, and the dtiys when he shuffled from mall box to mall box on snownhocs. GETS CONSIDERATION ASHLAND, Dee. 14. (Spl.) An un derpass on the new Siskiyou high way near Wall creek Is being favor ably considered by R. E. Baldock. state highway engineer, according to Mayor Thorton S. Wiley, who con ferred with Baldock In Salem yes terday. It will be recommended as soon aa federal funds are available. Another proposed project will be the paving of the new highway from the city limits of Ashland, giving the citizens of Bellvlew district a ma terial benefit. Governor a Kentucky Colonel CONCORD, N, H. (UP) A Ken tucky colonel will govern the state of New Hampshire. Governor -elect H. Styles Bridges received commission from Governor Ruby Laffoon of Ken tucky which stated that he had been made an aide-de-camp to the chief executive of Kentucky. Use Mall Tribune want ads SANTA CLAUS WITH HER SACK . im a t- ... sr ... "Twy. - 1 s b d v life 41V V?4 "4' i 3 " - L. ft XT S. , "a- fc ,V - " ey V.I Ins Adrian, Hollywood film actr.sa. glvaa hsr Imprtaslon of 81. Nichols, dislribul.no gifts all about th, land Christmas day. Anyhow, ha make, a cut looking plctura, Aocltt Pti PhotoX -