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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 26. 1934. PAGE SEVEN I Vtt I li UV fanor1 SULL WHAT YOU MXMassified FOR EASY REFERENCE VVAtiVUU vo iiuuy BOU.R.QVV fl RATE Rend every art on Hill pnge. You will probable find ex actly the thins you want to buy or sell. If It Isn't there, adtcrtlse . . It's lliexpellslTi', effective. s Pet word first Insertion Sc (Minimum 35c) Each additional Insertion. per word - Ic (Minimum 10c) Per line per month without copy changes S1.33 Phone 7 FOR WANT ADS FOR EXCHANGE FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS FOR ntAUc i dOUOle OtiCU. g(XKl spring- mntrt-wei foj twin bed oi FOR SALE-Dellcious apples, cheap, day oeda Rt I. floi 348 Medford Creclc orchard. POR EXCHAN(iK 1029 model A Ford sedan and 3 tots in Med for u for late mode) ford V-8 Tel 407- V FOR SALE 5 do, mixed daffodil and narcissus bulbs, 79c. Sacrifice price Monarch Seed Co. EXCHANGE Furn. (or lumner wood, reels Phone 989-R. re-uphJMstrmi( ! fish poie and j FOh SALE OR TRADE White lit" trie sewing machine tor light dan Box 638. Tribune FOR SALE Copper carbonate lor treating wheat. Monarch Seed Co j ALL MAKES or washing machines re- pairea rics s tiara ware, lai west Main. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS LOST AND FOUND LOST Car battery on Applegate roaa. Saturday. Reward. Leave at M;ill Tribune office. FOR SALE: Saxaphone. Conn C mel ody, sold bell, pearl keys, silver in strument Good as new. Cost $145 Sell for $60 Make a dandy Chr-st-maa present. .Phone 1473-W, evenings. WHEAT or FEED OATS $150 C U mixed barley and alf.ilfa hay. Ill ton. C. A. DeVoe. 2 n-ties west end H mile south of Med ford. Phone 523-J-2. th? Ccuniy of Jackson. State of Ore gon, to-wit: Beginning at a point 220 feci Southeasterly from the Southwest corner of Block four (4) of the Town (now City) of Medford, Ore gon, on a line running from said JBouthwcst corner of said Block four (41 Southeasterly purallel with Ap ple Street, and from said beginning point continuing on the same course 35 de 30 mm. Eat 140 feet; thence North 64 deg. 30 mtty West, 59 feet, more or less, to the west line of Riverside Avenue; thence North a Ions the West line at Riverside Avenue 19 deg. 30 mln West MS I BEAOLE. Dec. 26. (Spl.) Leo 7-12 feet; thence South 54 deg. 30 i Martin Is horns from the Evans creek mm. west iuu teei more or less, to ccc to suend the Christmas holidays. (pUNTYBHIEFS Beagle and reserving therefrom 55 feet "in I Catherine Bennett Is home from width across the northwest end of i tne hospital In Bedford where she FOR SALE REAL ESTATE 40 ACRE FARM. 2 miles from Ash land, Bellvlew District, good land, free water right, stock and ma chinery, will sell at low price. WAREHOUSE LOT on South Central, sacrifice sale. LOT across the street from Dr. Sleeter's home. Price. $175. PALMER AGENCY. Jackson County Bank Bldg. Main Floor. Tel. 311 FURS Cash paid tor furs, hides, pelts Johnson Produce Co.. 8th and Front r Sts. ORA1N SACKS Jackson Oouot? Feed Co.. 4th and Bartlett Sts FOR SALE -Sand, gravel lawn dirt j fertilizer teaming Phone fllii-J FOR SALE White sewing macnin I Angara raootts 314 Willamette 1 the above described premises, here tofore sold to W M Smith. Dated this 18th dav of December. 1934. WALTER J QLMSCHEID. Sheriff of Jackson Countv, Oregon By HOWARD OAULT, Deputy. was treated for pneumonia, Walter Frey of Lake Creek spent I the week end visiting his aunt, Mrs. Bischoff and family. The neighborhood enjoyed a dance Friday evening at the Beagle hall. A good time and good music was en Joyed by every one. Estell coller spent Friday and Sat urday at the James Martin home Phoenix FOR EXCHANGE 80-30 Carbine al- estate of Paul A. smith, deceased. ued at $20 00 for light car Across I have filed In this Court, my final ao Notice. In the County Court of the State of Oregon in and for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of Paul A. Smith, Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that I. Allen then went to Portland to spend the R. Smith, as administrator of the : holidays with his children and mo- from Medford Riding Academy MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE OR TRADE Large lot, clear; some buildings: near grade j -jcw PKiCED guaranteed Radio Serv ants Jllgn btliwia, rvmuioiiii fins for city property with or without buildings. Address Box 174. Tribune ice. Phone 857-Y. count as administrator of the estate of said deceased. The -hearing of some has been fixed by the Court for Saturday, the 26th dy of January. 1935. at 10:00 o'clock a. m. of said day at the courtroom of said Court in the Courthouse at Medford, Ore ther, Mr. Coller is In the Evans Creek CCC camp. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. DeArmond wa visiting relatives and friends here the latter part of the week. They re turned to their home at Flounce Rock Friday evening. Buster Case and Laurence Sander- A BARGAIN Mv large lot, on Ban nett St., excellent soil, fruit, nut trees and berries Will sacrifice on terms or cash Box 68. Tribune. WHEN you think of teal estate, think of Brown & White. LOST If QOp missing, call 15 WANTED MALE HELP MAN WANTED - A HUSTLER for Jackson county to nandle surest. mu-iml sellinc articles. Go home every evening with money m your- pocket. Experience noi necwjry Good reputation essential Write Mr Close. 617 stock Exchange Bldg. Portland. Oregon. FOH SALE: Must sacrifice Memorial park lot. Box No. 501. Tribune HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT Jaci son County Building & Loan Ass n Phone 195. FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES BOAT TRAILER. Cash Register A.do ing Machine. Typewriter, Boot Shoes. Hunting-Fishing Equipment 317 North Rlverslae. Igon. All persons interested in said I man enjoyed the party given at the IS YOUR HEARING IMPAIRED? 1 have for sale or trade a late modol Acoustlcon which bas so benefited my hearing that l have no furthei use for it. T N Kerr. Talent. Ore KINDERGARTEN -rSparia Bldg M'isic and dance Phone 1545 or 1256-W Ruth Luy Alice Hoimnack estate arc notified then and there to appear and show cause, if anv thev have, why the said account should not be settled and allowed. Dated this 26th day of December, 1934. ALLEN R. SMITH. Administrator of the Estate of Paul A. Smith. Deceased. BUSINESS CHANCES j FOR SALE 1932 DeLuxe V-8 Fgrd coupe. UOOO ruDDer. a-i meensn leat condition. 1935 license. Cash Only. Box 162. Tribune. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Girl for housework and care of children. Phono 7B5-M. WANTED Girl for general house work for two. Room, board. Box 3974. Tribune. tiT A wtTJ KTTTT A TTrtKS UNINCUMBERED middle-aged widow wants practical nursing or House keeping BOX 4612 WANTED--MISCELLANE0US WANTED Model T F:rd coupe or roadster: cah. Box 715, care Mail Tribune. WANT TO BUY 50 or 75 head sheep. E. E. Tucker, Brownsboro, Ore. LATE MODEL TRADE-INS ON '35 MODEL DODGE fc PLYMOUTH AUTOMOBILES 34 Model Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan fully equipped, very small mileage, beautiful gun mctnl finish. '33 Model Plymouth Tudor, new rubber, driven li'tle, looks and runs like new. ' '32 Model Ford DeLuxe Sedan with trunk d heater, runs f'ne. 32 Model Chevrolet 3pc. Sedan, many extras, completely over hauled. All priced to sell quick. Full price for your car In trade and easy terms. PIERCE ALLEN MOTOR CO.. INC. 112 South Riverside. Phone 150 WANTED For cash, used 2-horwe grain drill. State pr.ct in letter to S. Curtis, Kcrby, Ore. WANTED 10-to 20 A. prar orchnrd. Give full details. Ray Tosher. Tre ton. Wash. GOOD USED CARS '34 Studebaker Sedan '32 Plymouth Sedan. 30 Chevrolet Roadster "31 Chrysler tiedan '31 Bnlck Sedan. 31 E.ssex Coach. '28 Ford Roadster '28 Bulck Sedan. 27 Bulck Sedan. '26 Docile Sedan. SKINNERS OARAGE 143 So Riverside. Phone 103. Your Bulck-Pontiac Dealer. EMPTY furniture van going to Los Angeles wants load both ways. Tel. 815, Hawley Transfer. WANTED TO RENT Two room turti- ished house in city limits of Med ford Must be cheap Box 308 Mui Tribune FOR .SALE Light Studebaker Sedan Tel. 431-J. FURNITURE re-upholstered 969-R Thibault ?hnne WAN'TEU Household goods, tove:- tools or what have you Medford Bargain House. 37 N Grape St Tel 1062 HIGHEST PRICES paid tor furs, hide and pelts Medford tiargaln House 27 No Orape Tel 1063 JUNK WANTED Wo pay cash for JUNK BATTERIES AND RADIATORS ALUMINUM BRASS COPPER and lunk it all descriptions MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 An Grape Tel tOfte FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT After Dec. 27. partly furnished 8-room houv at 315 South Riverside. $20 per rmnth. including garage, water paid. Call at prop erty for Inspection or 326 &ouh Riverside for owner. FOR SALE Model A and T F---rd Sedans. S'hults Bros, 137 No:th Central. GOOD USED CARS LOW PRICES 1935 License 1930 Ford Model a Tudor Sedan. 1931 Model A Sedan. 1934 Chevrolet Town Sedan. 1634 Plymouth Sedan 1933 PIvmouth 2-door Sedan. 1932 DeSoto Sedan. 1929 Chevrolet Coupe. 1934 Plymouth DeLuxe Coupe.' 1932 Plymouth Sedan. Also several older models. . Open Evenli.(?s. ARMSTRONO MOTORS. INC. 38 No. Riverside. Tel. 18 V-8 FORD VICTORIA 1033. Will sacrifice $500.00 equity for $200.00 or will trade for light car. Flcht ner's Garage. FOR SALE POULTRY VERY MODERN furnished cottages: reasonable price Special rates to single person Valar.dra Hotel md Cottages. Central Point. POR RENT Homes nirnisru-d oi unfurnished Brown White FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT AptS 334 Apple POR RENT Large and small furnish ed apartments 7ufl So Oakdale FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT Furnished sleeping room 375 So Central POR RENT Nicely furnished rooms tnd garage atorse at moderate rates by week or month J2a South Riferside avenue FOR SALE Pure Bronze turkey toms and hens for breeding 20c la Parrlsh stock. Free 'if any disease Adoll Schulz. Beagle. Ore. FOR SALE 5 Rhode Island Rr5 cockerels, quality stock, Sunny field strain, blood tested Cum mlncs Poultry RancA. 5 miles out Midway road. SACRIFICE SALE Rhxle Island ed cockerels. $i.50 eah Fine for roasters or breeders Mrs. R. E Carley, Phone 314-W PURE Bronze toma Cockeran's pnzt stork $5 Jesse Neil Rt 1. Ash lan I FOR SALE DOGS PETS FOR SALE Lumber mill located on Elk creek. Inquire Neff As Fronn mayer, Cooley Theater B.dg., Men-ford. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstracts Ml KSON CO. AllS'l It ACT CO. Abstracts of Title mo Title Insurance The only complete Title System in Jackson County MEDF0RD WOMAN HURT IN CRASH riinr mniium J yiLLL niuTWrU (Continued from page one) MURRAY ABSTRAC'l CO. Abstract Of Title Rooms 8 and 6 No 3 North Central Ave., upstairs Rial to Phone 1H16-Y Dentlstr). DENTISTRY Dr Main. 1. H. Gove ?35 E Wall Paper Cleaning WAIL-PAPEH CLEANING 1c per ft Mr Black 310 N Bartlett Expert Window CJennera LET GEORGE DO 11 - lei ilia House Cleaning Flooi Waxing On ental ni? cleaning and upholstcrlug Money To Lend Modoc Orchard Thursday evening, Miss Adams of Central Point Is staying at the Edler home for a while. Mac Edler who has been quite sick Is able to be around again. Geo. Brome Is in Medford doing carpenter work. Francis Bennett ts out again after a severo attack of flu. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hlnes are re modeling the interior of their home. Reese Creek REESE CREEK. Dec. 26. Spl.) A (large crowd charlvaried Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pettegrew, December 14. T. Gunderman Is able to be up again after several days of Illness at the noma of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Robertson. Mr. Wnllv Xfnrrlfton returned home unidentified car cut In front of the ' December 13 from Medford Sacred Deathrnf-e car. forcing the latter to Heart hospital. skid of f the road. As the enr turned onto prank Rallton and family are Its side. Miss Oswald waa thrown hnlf I .pending a month's vacation on the through the side windows and pinned I MONEY LOANED - 50 to ti00 tot personal or household purposes on House Furnishings ' or Autos; tlso Cars Re-flnanced Loans cloo within 30 minutes, undet super vision of the State Banking Dept License No S-157-M-160 Set W Thomas. 43 So Central MONEY LOANED Cocll Jennings Palming and Paperhanelng M. A. BLISS Painting and paper Hanging re I 610-W 313 8 drape LET HANSEN SOLVE YOUR DECOR ATING PROBLEMS. Tel. 389-J 419 - King. BADS TRANSFER SI STOKAOE JO Otflce 1015 No Central Phone "16 Prices right Service guaranteed HAWLEY rRANSPTCR Expert pat li ens and movers Special livestock moving equipment Prices .Rnt 619 North Riverside. Phone 61ft LEGAL NOTICES Shareholders .Meeting First Federal S. & L. A'n. The regular annual meeting of chare holders of First tederffl Saving and Loan Association oi Medford will be held at two o'clock P M . January 5th. 1935. at 27 North Holly Street. Medford. Oregon. FRED L. HEATif. President. R. F KYLE. Secretary. under the car. Deathrage, only slightly bruised by the accident, succeeded In holding Miss Oswald's head above a foot of water In which she was lying but was unable to extricate her until af ter he had hailed passersby who righted the car. Riding in the front sent, the In jured woman was thrown through the window of the Ford without re ceiving cuts from the glass. Dr. Stearns said. Three other auto accidents have been reported to city police over the week end, resulting in two arrests for reckless driving a.nd one slight injury. F. E. Ellff, 33, of the U. S. forest service, was fined $50 In city court Monday afternoon, after figuring in an accident at 5:30 p. m. Saturday In which the government tmek he was driving collided with a car driven by Mrs. Laura Marx of this city, at an intersection of Main and Holly streets Monday. The truck waa dam aged to a considerable extent. John C. Mann. 63. of Contra! Point, a native ot Kansas, Mr. Hobbs of Riverside. Calif., has bought the home of W. B. Straud on the Crater Lake highway. Marie J. Kemp of Oakland, Calif., ts spending the Christmas holidays with her mother. Mrs. W. E. Pulton. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hummel are In Eugene looking over a new stock c' turkeys. Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Natwlck left Saturday morning. December 22, for a holiday trip to Napa and San Francisco. taken into city court Monday, where Judge Curry sentenced him to $28 fine and suspended his driver's 11 cense for 60 days. His car figured in an accident at 8:45 Saturday night In which he ran Into a parked car on Vancouver avenue, listed at the city police station as belonging to Clifford Hendrlckson of Valley View. Mrs. F, J. Watson, 64. of 101 West ern street, received bruises In at accident on Friday afternoon, ac cording to police reports. In which cars driven by her husband and by Bill Hcllyrr of this city collided at was also Main and Columbus streets. STATE POLICE AND SHERIFF DP UP Mail Tribune Daily Cross Word Puzzle ROLLER CANARIES Phone 523-J-2 FOR SALE LIVESTOCK ' DRY WOOD Fir. manzamta. Phone 71 or 515 Pennsylvania. FOR SALE Jersey cow Cheap Bennett ak PATES ver mc to -rate nt 718 B -!- FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS ATTRACTIVE r ioms 404 S Jrctpe j POR SALE Pear wood. Tel 744-X FOR KENT-MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Room 18x00 adjoin.ti MsJl Tribune Jsb Jepirtmcnt in 0"pe treet Will re mod! to 'Jit permanent tenant Pncne 75 or ap ly st MU Tr.b-ine I r,e v pe: ) oi flee FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE Notice of Sheriff's 8ale. Bv virtue of an execution in fore closure duly Issued out of and under! the seal of the Circuit Court of he ! State of Oregon, in and for the I County of Jackson, to me dl . rected and dated on the 21st i day of November. 1034. In a I certain action therein, wherein Jane Kent as Plaintiff, recovered Judgment j against Charles E. Gates and Leah Oates. n us bond and wife; Oeorge E i Oates and Dora Gates, husband and wife; C E Swallow, H Hutton-snd 830 , William Lain, the Defendants, for I the sum of Five Thousand Five Hun- 1 Idred ($5.500 00) Dollars, together with j Interest thereon st the rate of 6. i per annum from rcemoer 26. 19M j with coats and disourseijnts taxed at Twenty-seven and 25-100 ($27 251 i Dollars, ind the further sum of Fur ! Hundred and no-IOO (140000) Dot- j FOR SALE OR TR DE Apples. 25c j lars. as attorney's Tees, which Judff I to 60 at ranch. Old No. Pacific ment was enrolled and docketed in j I Hwy. Phone 258-J. ithe Clerk's office of a:d Court in said county on t:.e imn aay or novcmoT 1934 i Notice Is hereby given that, pursu-, ant to the termn of the said enecu- , tion. I will on the 19 n day of Jan- j uary. 1915. st 10:00 o'clock e m. I at the front door of the Courihouv in the city of Medfoid rn Jarktt , County. Oregon, offer or wile i-.fl will sell st public auction for ?.n 1 to the hlghent olddrr. to satisfy vd Judgment, together with the ctwu of this saie, lublect to redemption ACROSS 1 Natural fflft T. The way the tree appear II. The way we should Teel at Christ mas 14. The way w are irhen wa are 1 Down 15. 8 y m bo I for sodium IS. Btroui; or valiant IS. The present era: abbr. 19. Pronoun 21. These are In many hornet t this sea son . T.ilo 21. The wsv they s:iy Christ mas In France ID. Swamp Wild plum 17. Th color of the ZL AcroF !t. Thfta have 'nung many ilmoi of Chrinma. (0. B nrontzii.ie II. Old plecs of cloth IJ Bondman 'A. alu'.e of lyrle and amilory 8olutlon of Saturday's Puzzle O A RgjjA MAT I iRA PIP I fffjC "l PI A L jMEjN QPMffML I PlTlOQ COLLJABOPAIORS KOAAPlTOlME SIP, U. NiY EllMESp BnodMale sip M I D MT MjP RES5ED O D Z POOR 5 AGO 37. una side cLa book lear X8, Automobile 4L Some ot us like this at Christmas 12. What w did to the Christmas dinner 43. Black bird S. Metal 4. That man 47 fonclunlons 49. football posi tion: shr. 3. Laundry machine 4. What we frs- q linn fly visit hsfors Christmas 5. The Christmas tree lights have many of then DOWN L One of the main fune. tlont of to morrow t. K1;Xlnt sneaker I. Tou and I 4. Finish I. Tumultuous dlr onler 1 Worthless coating or covfirine J. Deadly white 5. Waaors 9. Deposit 10. Near II. Fanatle (3. Swirls 17. Turn to the right 29. That which percolates 31. PoltBhed and refined 24. Dftpart Flies h1e; 21. American humorist 29. Reform: oroflx 32. Turkish cavalrrmeo 33. Hidden IS. Hard worksr 3. Proprietors IS, Th!SA mad o candy often hang on thi 51 Across 39. Topas hum mln bird 4ft, Remnant 42. fral 44. Roman omperor 4T. Santa Claui drnses In this 4. Sun 51. Perform . N.,j nitr 10 TONS baled hay. $12 per ton. Would, consider Rixxl cows in ex chun ire. J. E Leigh, Etigle Point. Butte Falls Rd. FOR SALE Morton- usage sei8on;rnj Co FOR SALE Rise hushes at i prices Monerch Seed Co moke s-slt nd Monarch Sed popuiir FOR P.M-K OR T?tAr"-:lft0 ac wst"r: for part nt- eo csr tr'Kk lor dovr: pi :n :.. -m. vin balance. irK 78, Mr Tno'iit. msni-s. terms if dpsired All mmnes ' - V1 " ' 7 t ana inter?ft mm me nx-n ar;pnonif Chsries E Ostes nd Isxh Oeea. n Ji be nd and wife: Gore E O.ite n1 Dortj Gate;, husband anti wife, C Swallow. H H itv.n nd WlKiaui Lain, had on the 2f-h dftv of Jit::- '.iJ8. or nj are ;n and t.,e ' A .u'.ji d-T.ed proriy, sitasted U rn!d ani repaired White Sewing Msrhine Co 24 N Barilett -. R n A I N 3 outdoor Clothing B rpewrir G If Clubt S ft ti'. B r. . t;d." G in. B.mV. M-v,.-rs t-fwrunj; Gooos. 317 Hwiu p p 14 15 6 y,Yj 5 Vj 0 I VZ ZZSZZ z 5 HZ I Jf si To 'feil Jl WW; w'-V-t 'udiL 37 ITT 35 3f Uo ZTt - y; -wa So 51 rr JT 'n''- PHOENIX. Dec. 26. (SpU Friends and neighbors of the late A. H. Fiahc -. who was called to rest last Saturday evening, wish to extend their heart felt sympathy to the family and rela tives In their deep bereavement, Mrs. Lillian Coleman returned Sju day morning from Linden. Cal, where she has enjoyed a month's visit with rer sister and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Ouy Bishop motored to San Francisco Friday, on a bust nee strip. Mrs. B. Stand If fe and daughtea and her mother, Mrs. C. M. Turp n. 5 re motoring to Sacramento Wednes day for a five-day visit with Mrs.1 Stancllffe's sister. i Miss Elva Caster spent Thursday nUht at the V. R. Halli-raft home. The young people of Phoenix sur prised Wendell Parrlck. who Is o leave from the N. 3. nr.vy station at San Diego, with a pa.ly at the Biuo Flower lodge Thursday night. Members of the Chitdtlan Endeavor group of the Phoenix Presbyterian church went caroling Sunday even ing, after which they went to the S. Lester Newbry home, where they wore pleasantly surprised. The town of Phoenix presented it citizenry with a timely Christines gift In the form of much-needtd sidewalk Improvements. The annual Christmas, party given by husbands resulted in a very en joyable evening. Presents were d i tributd from a beautifully decorated Christmas tree and the remainder oi the evening was spent in cards, vith prizes going to Ralph Wilcox, high man's bridge score: Mrbel QiiAckei. bush, high ladies bridge score; Fred Dougherty, high man's 600 score, and Bertha Coblelgh, hlqh ladles' flno score. Next regular meeting will be January 10. Grade school pupil celebrated a Christmas party Friday with play put on by the upper shades. Candy and presents were distiibuted to eL. The high school enjoved a program presented by the G'.rK league. af:r which presents were exchanged. Mis Wayne Ooff. a member of the hlph school faculty, who is resigning, re ceived a farewell gift from the Girls' league. The Juveniles of the Neighbors of Woodcraft held their annual Christ mas party at the Orarge hall, cele brating with a program, candy and presents. The program consisted o a aolo, "Star of the Eiat " by Mabel Hardlsty; piano solo, Marlts. Furvj; recitation, Jlmmie Chi Id era. Ashland; violin duets by Bobby and Wilbur Hallcraft; violin selection by the Barbershlp Trio: reading. Carol Daugherty: recitation, Beverly Sun cliff: piano solo. Fredono Dougherty, recitation, Betty Dougherty: play, "Christmas Story," with Marie Puny, Patricia Furry, Mabel Hardlsty. Bishop children, Lola June Coblelgh, and vocal acoompanment by Arthur Har dlsty and Mrs. Geo. Ca-penter. Sana Olaus passed out popcorn balls, candy and presents. December 21, the North Phoen x school pupils, under direction of Mr? Lei a Bonham, presented a Christ ma, program. Ladles' Aid of the Prosbyterian church sponsored ft very successful old-fashioned literary society debate, pie social, pie eating contest and p e auction Friday night. C. Pickel had charge of the auction. Robert Woods, prominent young member of the P. H. 8. faculty, has been sporting a brand new sedan. He motored to his home In McMlnnvlile. Ore., to spend the Christmas holidays, Eldred Colver, principal of the Gold Beach grade schools, is visiting hi parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. O Colver. during the holidays. Mrs, Kathryn Denser, who ts to direct the one-act play to compel: in the annual contra, at CorvalUv under sponsorship of the recreation division of O. S. 0., u selecting her cast. Joe Hartley of The Dalles, Ore., ' visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hartley, over the Christmas hoH. days. The Christmas Sunday school pro gram was presented Sunday evening at the Presbyterian ehuren. The pro gram consisted of eone by the chil dren's vested choir, pr.msry depart ment and congregation, end a play "A White Christmas," In which tin following took part: Jean Harp Naomi Montgomery, Addle Bolr, Ma rion White, Jim Newlln. John Barker Ed DeVrles, Junior Way Miss Harriet White dlrecd the play, and Ml Elaine DeVrlea waa In charge of the program. Candy bags were district ed to all tne Sunday eo.'tool children and the small visitors. Berthold Hearn. Mia Barba-a He am and Robert Copper of Poit land are Christmas gue-.t at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andre v Hearn. ON CHRISTMAS EVE (Continued irom Page One) GLAD TO BE FREE OF niinment of the accused in Justice court la scheduled for this afternoon. The authorities claim that liquor was sold by the glass. In most of the raided places. The arrests came after the filing of complaints, and Investigation by agents of the state liquor commission over the past three weeks. The officials also stated that most of those arrested ChrUtmas Eve eame under the head of "old of fenders." The Christmas Eve raids were ataged with considerable care, accord ing to the sheriff's office, and after 1 resort operators had been lulled into a false sence of security. They had prepared for the holiday business. when the raids were conducted simul taneously, and as a complete sur prise. Officials stated that in the "Midnight- Club'' a number of young people were present, but no action wns taken against them. None of the patrons were under age, as far as the raiders could determine at the time. The district attorney's of fice said today that a number of the patrons would be called as witnesses. .Member Mst Seized. At the "Midnight Club" a "mem bership list" was seized, with a long list of names of Medford and Jack son county residents. The "member Ah in list" la being held as evidence. None of the names wete made public Slieriff Olmscheid said some of them "were a surprise. Practically all of the evidence of sale of liquor was gathered by State Liquor commission investigators who have been In the city and county for the past month. The local ac tivity Is said to be part of a state wide clean-up of Illicit liquor re sort that have been operating with- it the regular beer and liquor licenses. - . Two women resident of the city were detained by officials for ques tioning following the raids. The authorities aay that patrons were present In all the raided spots, but business was not as "Ilvel,. as usual." NEW YORK. Dec. 26 . f AP Isobel Steele, dark haired Hollywood girl who was held four months In Moabtt prison In Berlin by nazl political police, returned to the United State today on the liner President Harding "too nervous to tell of my experi ences." "I'm ao nervous,' she exclaimed, "I can't possibly tell you what hap pened to me." "Yes." added the representative of a periodical who met her on the boat, "she is on the verge of nervou hysteria. Don't ask her any ques tions." Before leaving her third class cabin, however, she gave her opinion of the experience which befell her after she was arrested for alleged espion age and held Incommunicado In Moa- blt prison. Formal documentary charges were never presented in the case, which was concluded when the American consular authorities ef fected lux release. I have been four months In prison and I am plenty glad to get home," she said while waiting nervously to disembark. Meteorological Report December 26. 1934. Forecasts Medford and vicinity: Cloudy, with occasional light rain tonight and Thursday. Not much change in tem perature. Oregon: Generally cloudy, occa sional light rain In west portion to night and Thursday and snow or rain and colder in enst portion tonight. 166 DEATHS LISTED IN AUTO . ACCIDENTS (Continued irom page one.) Local Imtn. Temperature a year ago today : Highest, 42; lowest, 86, Total monthly precipitation, 2.3 Inches, Deficiency for the month, .61 Inch Total precipitation since Septem ber 1, 1034, 8.06 Inches. Exceaa for the season 1.28 Inches. Relative humidity at fl p.m. yes terday 83 oer cent: 5 a. m. today. 04 per cent. Tomorrow: Sunrise, 7:38 ft. m.; sun set, 4:46 p.m. OhservutlmiH Taken at 5 1 HO Meridian Time. TTTT7IT - it 1 :i a r ,i f j Boise ...... Boston Chicago .. - Denver . H Eureka ........ ! Helens. Los Angeles MEDFORD ........ New York Omnha ..... Phoenix Porttsnd Reno Roseurg Suit Laks ............ San Francisco Seattle Hpoksiie- Walla Walla Washington, D.O. 48 38 38 38 94 48 .... -8 .... 80 43 81 40 34 80 -I m 40 48 42 40 38 .... 43 44 34 48 43 .... 40 38 23 44 42 T Cloudy .04 Cloudy Clear Cloudy .30 Rain .06 Cloudy Clear .14 Rain T Rain Clear Clear .38 Cloudy Clear .38 Rain Clear Cloudy .83 P. Cdy. .10 Cloudy Cloudy .10 Rain DUCK HUNTING 1 j T0I0 i 1 TOLO, Dec. 26 (Hpl.) George and Jo Takoa of Medford who u-.ed to go to school here attended the Christmas program Friday night, Mr. and Mrs. Noble Robinson are III with Influenza. Mrs. Thelma Weathammer and lit tle daughter visited with Mrs. Dick Richmond Sunday, Mia Dorothy Inmann, with her slater, Mrs. Edyth Bahnert, attended the funeral of Murl Hasa, Jr. Johnny Bohnert end Edward In mann are hauling hay from the Dean Owens' place. Have a group photograph made by Shangle while you are all home for the holidays. Use Ma.l Ttloune want ad. SEASON ENDED Duck hunting season came to a close on Sunday, rnd was considered by local aportsmen as one of the lightest seasons In recent years, al though during the first several weeks many birds were brought back to Medford, with report that In neigh boring marsh and lake area duck and geese were numerous. It Is believed by leading sportsmen that more Interest was taken this year In hunting upland game birds than migratory waterfowl, and If Ore gon figures are comparable to fig ure recently Issued from Califor nia , more licensee were Issued for upland game birds than for water fowl by percentage approximating ten to one. Despite the fact that huntsmen seemed to take only occasional trips into the bird -populated Ktaru'h area and nearer hunting grounds, t total or nearly 400 federal duck hunting stamps were sold at the Medford postofflce. U uaU Tribune waul ad. burned fatally at San Diego, Calif., and a farmer perished In the same manner near Madison, Minn. At Al bany, N. Y., a woman waa asphyxtat d while preparing her Christmas breakfast, and an Albany man was burned to death In his shack, A blare In New York City which started from ft short circuit In ft Christmas tree lighting system caused Injuries to four persons. Three rcrs hurt In an explosion and fire In a Newport, R. I., tenement, and three others were Injured In a fire which destroyed their home at Beldlng, Mich. - Deaths By Gunplay Gunplay was responsible for sev eral deaths. A South Carolina farmer was accidentally killed by ft shotgun In the hands ot his fifteen-year-old daughter. A prowler was shot to death In Chicago, Rex Pyle. owner of a Jewelry store In Chicago was shot and killed In the home of Fred Fein er. An 11-year-old boy was acciden tally killed at Shreveport, La., by ft rifle he received for a Christmas gift. Louislnna also reported a fatal stab bing. One man was shot to death at Evnrta, Ky. Alabama gun fight ac counted for three deaths. A bank robber was slain in Nebraska. Fatal hunting accident were reported from Mississippi and Missouri. Discovery of the body of Mrs. Lor etta Wilson. In a thicket at Port Jef ferson, N. Y., and the death of Rene Rata, six month old. who waa strangled to death In hla Little Rock. Ark., home when his sleeping suit twisted about his neck, were among the tragedies reported. Sylvia Stredman, 18, of Preston Idaho, was drowned when her car skidded on an icy highway and over turned In a shallow stream. Two young girls were drowned when they broke through the Ice on the Blue river near Crete, Neb. Leroy Maple, 17, of Brownsville, Pa., ft farmer boy, gave his own life In saving two bo from drowning while skating. Two persons were drowned In Ohio, More than ft dosen persons chow Christmas to end their Uvea. In the nation'! metropolis eight persona killed themselves. One of them left a note on which was written: "Merry Christmas." MEET SCHEDULED A Joint meeting of the American Legion pouts from Kerby. Orants Pass, Medford and Ashland will be held In Aahland at the Civic club house December 28 at 8 p. m wTien State Department Commander Joe Chamberlln will be present. All auxiliary unit of each poet will also attend the meeting a the department auxiliary president, Mrs. Cecelia Ounn, will be present. The auxiliary unit will hold ft district conference meeting at 3 p. m. on that day. On the program of the night meet ing will be an outline of the depart j n.eht of Oregon officers' program ar ranged lor the coming year. WILL FETE MOTHERS Olrl Scouts of troop 3. Berry da1, meet at the Howard school eve7 Tuesday at 4 o'clock Mrs. O. ft. Bengtson ts captain, and Alleen Le tham and Dorothy Bulges are 11 Hi tenants. The troop las planned ft Christmas party for their tnothe.. They sold candy at the Howard echo si program Friday night, the proceed polug to the troop fur.ds. j Verna Mae Strayer attended its I last meeting, after a long abMine j from the troop. The evcrae at ten. 1 i ance of the troop 1 JO This tr.-p J hs the hUnest percentage of V I tendance In Medford.