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MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFOliU, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27. 1934. PAGE SEVEN VU. l-UV 4 vwuiviiiit 1 Vj 8 SULU WHAT YOU WAOT Classified FOR EASY REFERENC.eJB VO m 1 1 Rend every nd on this page. Vou will probably find ex nctly the thin; you want to buy or iell. It It Isn't there, advertise . It's Inexpensive, effective. Fer word first Insertion (Minimum 2.ic) Each additional Insertion. per word (Minimum 10c) Per line per month without copy changes .,, 1 " Phone 75 TOR WANT ADS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR KENT Large and small turn la ti ed apartment 7uo So u mid we FOR EXCHANGE POB TBAUe 3 douoie beds, gooa spring, ma ureases foi twm oeds oj da; oeda R. 1. Boi 348 MtdtQ-d POH EXCHANUE 1929 model A Ford sedan and 3 lota ID Meof-.tra for late model ford V-B Tel 407-Y EXCHANGE Furn. re-upholstering for lumber ' wood, (lab poles and reels Phone 96D-R. FOh SALE OH I'HiDB White ileo trie sewing machine (or light so dan Boi 63B. Tribune MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Singer sewing machine: also lot In Eimle Point to exchange tor room rent or what have you. Phone 583-X. j ALL MAKES ot washing machines re- j paired Flck's Hardware. 131 West j Main. i WHEAT or PEED OATS $1.50 C vt.. mixed barley and alfalfa bay, HI ton. C. A. DeVoe, 3 at lies west and mile south of Modfcrd. Phone uas-j-a. " FURS. Cash paid for furi hides, pelts Ctohnson Produce Co.. 6th and From fits. O RAIN SACKS Jackson Count? Feed Co.. 4th and Bartlett Sts FOR SALE Saxaphone. Conn C mel ody, gold oell. pearl keys, silver in strument Good aa new. . Cost 146 Sell for $60. Make a dandy Christ mas present, phone 1473-W, evon-lngs. FOR SALE-7 White sewing machine Angora rabbits 414 Willamette FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOB SALE OR TRADE 160 acta, , water; for part take good car or truck for down p:vment: g$?d terms on balance. Box 3978. MaL Tribune. FOR EXCHANGE 30-30 Carbine val ued at 120 00 for light car Across from Med ford Riding Academy MISCELLANEOUS LOW PRICED guaranteed Radio Serv ice Phone 857-Y. BOA1 TRAILER, Cash Register .'..do ing Machine. Typewriter. Boots Shoes Hunting-Fishing Equipment 31? North Riverside. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE j LOST AWD ruunu I $10 REWARD for retura"of"tIre taken from car at 605 So. Newtown. LOST Male Scotch terrier. Finder Phone M4-J. iWT Small hrown alligator PUrse containing valuao'es. if found re turn to 131 W. Main. Reward. WANTED Oood homes for 2 Aus- trallan shepherd and collie pups; 3 shepherd stock dogs. Humane Society. FOUND Silk scarf. Owner may have same by calling at Tribune and paying for ad. LOST Car battery on Applegate roid. Saturday. Reward. Leave at Mall Tribune office. FOR SALE OR TRADE Large lot, clear: some buildings; near grade and high schools. Klamath Falls. tnr ltv nrdtie-t.v with or without I buildings. Address Box 174. Tribune A BAKUA1N My large lot, on Ben nett St., excellent soil, fruit, nut trees ano berries Win sacrifice oo terma or cash Box 56. Tribune WHKN you think ot teal estate, thins ol Brown White. FOR SALE Must sacrifice Memorial park toi box no sui. xciouuo HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT Jack son County Building & Loan Ass o Phone 196. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES LOST If oop missing, call 1516 MAN WANTED - A HUSTLER for Jackson county to nandle surest, easiest selling articles Oo home every evening with money In your pocket Experience not necessary Oood reputation essential Write Mr Close. 61? Stock Exchange Blag Portland. Oregon. j GOOD USED CARS , '34 Studebakcr Sedan I '32 Plymouth Sedan. 30 Chevrolet Roadster 31 Chrysler Sedan. '31 Bulck Sedan. '31 Essex Coach. . '28 Ford Roadster. '28 Bulck Sedan. '27 Bulck Sedan. , '26 Dodge Sedan. SKINNER'S GAHAQt 143 So. Riverside. Phnne 102. Your Bulck-Pontlac Dealer. FOR SALE Light Studebaker Sedan Tel. 431-J. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Woman for housework. Stay home nights. Phone 933. WANTED SITUATIONS UNINCUMBERED midoie-aged widow wants practical nursing or House keeping Box 4613 WANTD-MISCELLANEOUS WE PAY up to 2 each for LINCOLN PENNIES over 9 years old; Indian Heads, 825. Send dime for buying catalog. Hollywood Coin Co.. Holly wood, Col. FOR SALE Model A and T Fv.rd Sedans. Schults Bros, 137 No:th Central. GOOD USED CARS LOW PRICES 1935 LICENSE 1930 Ford Moae. A Tuaor Sedan. 1931 .Model A Sedan. 1934 Chevrolet Town Sedan. 1S34 Plymouth Sedan 1933 Plymouth 3-door Sedan. 1932 DeSoto Sedan. 1929 Chevrolet Coupo. 1934 Plymouth DeLuxe Coupe. 1932 Plymouth Sedan. Alao several older models. Open Evenings. ARMSTRONQ MOTORS. INO. 38 No. Riverside. Tel. 18. WANTED Empty van truck going to Los An geiee soon. Would like load or part load household goods. See us for rates. Phone 833 F. E, SAMSON CO.. Medford, Ore. WANTED Model T Ford coupe or roadster; cash. Box 715, care Mall Tribune. '-8 FORD VICTORIA 1933. Will sacrifice $500.00 equity for 8200.00 or will tii.de for light car. Ficht ner'a Garage. FOR SALE POULTRY WANT TO BUY 50 or 75 h-d sheep. E. E. Tucker, Brownsboro, Ore. WANTED For cash, used 3-horys grain drill. State pr.ee In letter to S. Curtis, Kerby, One. WANTED 10 to 20 A. ppar orchard. Olvo full details. Ray Tasher, Tte ton. Wash. EMPTY furniture van going to Los Angeles wants load both ways. 11. 615. Hawley Transfer. WANTED TO RENT Two room furn tehed house tn city limits of Bed ford Must be cheap Box 108 Mali Tribune. FURNITURE re-upholstered ?hone 969-R. i'hlbault. WANTED Household goods. "toves tools or what have you Medford Bargain House 27 N Orape 3t lei 1062 HIGHEST PRICES paid for furs, hide and pelts Medford tiargaln House 37 No Orape Pel 1063 JUNK WANTED Wa pay cash for JUNK BATTERIES) AND RADIATORS ALUM1NJM BRASS. COPPER and funk if H descriptions MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 An Grape Tel lOM FOR RENT-HOUSES FOR SALE: Pure Bronze turkey tome and nena for breeding. 20c lb Parrlsh stock. Free -jf any disease Adolf Schulz, Beagle. Ore. FOR SALE "TTihodc Island RaJ cockerels, quality nock. Sunny field strain, blood tested Cum mlngs Poultry Ranch., 6 miles out Midway rood. IS YOUR HEARING IMPAIRED? I have foi sale ot trade a late modo'. Acoustlcon whith has so benefit my hearing thtt I have no turtbei use for it. T N Kerr. Talent. Ore KINDERGARTEN Sparta Stag M-1S! ana aance rnone i40 or 125B-W Ruth buy Alice Hoimoack BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALE Lumber mill located on Elk creek. Inquire Neff Se Froim mayer, Cooley Theater Bldg., Meri-ford. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstracts J KHUN CO. ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts ol Title nu Title Insurance The only complete Title System in Jackson County MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts Ot Title Rooms 3 and 6 No 3 North Coiitrui Ave., upstair Rlalto Phone 1615-Y UentlstT). DENTISTRY Dr Main. H. Gove 935 E Wall Paper cleaning WAI l-PA HER CLEAN IMi, 1c per q ft Mr Black 310 N Bartlett Expert Window ClMiner LET OEUKGE DO 11 Tel 11 Vd . House Cleaning Floot WaxlnR On ental rug cleaning and upholstering Money To Lend Safety of Your Investment In the MtitlFOnn FEDERAL SAVING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 120 E. Main St. Insured tip to $oft00 by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation, Washington, D. C. MONEY LOANED HJiTloeaubtor personal or household purposes on House Furnishings or Autos; tlso Cars Re-financed Loans clotvo within 30 minutes, under super vision of the State Banking Dept. License No S-157-M-160 See W. E Thomas. 43 So Central SAMS VALLEY, Dec. 27. (Spl.) J Mrs. Jack Korner. Mrs. Oleo McDon ough and Mrs. Rose Crawford were hostesses to members of the Ladles' club at the annual Christmas party at the school house. December 30. After a short business session a pro gram was rendered pertaining to Christmas. The tables for the occa sion were tastefully decorated In Ore gon evergreen and Christmas fes toons. Dainty handmade favors and place cards enhanced the attractiveness of the setting. After enjoying refresh ments, gifts exchanged by the mem bers were opened and admired. The members declared the meeting to have been one of the most pleasant of the year. The Christmas program given by the school was well attended. The num bers given Included a pageant by the primary room, directed by M'ss Erma May; one-act play by tho high school, directed by Ml&s Eleanor CoombcJs; a dialogue from Mrs. East's upper grades, and readings, songs and short plays by all grades. Candy furnished by funds from the Ladles' club. Grange, student body, teachers and Individuals, was distributed to the children. . Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tonn were din ner guests of Mr. Tonn's mother, Mrs. Anna Tonn. at Lake Creek, Christmas. School will reopen January 2. The teachers are spending their vacations a: their respective homes. Mr. and Mri. Empey at Salem. Mrs. East at Medford. Misses Coombs and May at Ash land. A number of citizens. Including children and adults, are suffering from what la believed to be the old la grippe. J. B. Fisher's brother Andrew pass ed away at Phoenix Saturday even ing and was laid away at that place Monday. The John Hoist family enjoyed a family reunion at home during the holidays. Mr. Hoist arrived from his government poet at Seneca, after which his daughter, Mrs. Ernest Hol- lenbeck, with her husband and son Delano, arrived from Washington. Later, his son Ray, wife and young John, Jr.. Joined them from Grants Pass. There was also present Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hoist. Mr. EUls and Glenn Garrett spent Christmas day with friends In Grants Pass. W. W. Edlngton la spending the holidays with his daughter, Mrs. Lee Newton at Turlock, Cal. A. B. Collett, principal of the Wil liams school, Is visiting friends here over the holidays. About 16 young people charl varied Mr. and Mrsi Earl Blgham last week and spent a delightful evening. The health association will meet at the home of Mrs. J. L. Frlnk Friday afternoon. Sams Valley Eagle Point tertalned at the ranch Christmas eve Christmas day at the home of Mr. and for Mr. and Mrs. Al Mlttlesteadt, Mr. Mrs. Harvey Walters of Talent. j and Mrs. B. A. Clark. M'. and Mr. Odla Swearlnger of Drain, Ore., Is W. E. Danes, Mr. and Mrs. H C. ShDrt visiting bis sister, Mrs. Charley Pet- PUKE Bronze toms Cockersn'e pnzt stock es Jesse Nell Rt 1. Ashlan l FOR SALE DOGS PETS ROLLER CANARIES. Phone 523-J -2 FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 60 feeder lamba, 4'40. Ed Smith, Ruch. Phone Jackson ville 9-P-23. DRV WOOD Pir. manzanlta. ak Phone 71 or 616 Pennsylvania. FOR SALE Jersey cow Cheap 830 Bennett FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE rear wood. Tel 744-X. 10 TONS baled hay. tl2 per ton. Would consider good cow in ex change. J. E. Leigh. Eagle Point. Butte Falls Rd. MONEY LOANED Cecil Jennings NURSERY STOCK FOR HIGHEST QUALITY pear trees, peach, apricot, cherry, apple, al mond, filbert, and walnut trees, roses and shrubs at lowest prices. Phone B51-R-2, or call at W. B. Barhum's, 3 miles south of Medford on hwy. nexS to Ever Shady Auto Camp. Carlton Nursery, Carlton, Or. Paint Ins and PaprrhniuEtne. Tricycles get them repaired or jamted for Xmaa. Medford Cycle 23 N Fir. Use Mall Trloune want ada. EAGLE POINT, Dec. 27. (Spl. ) The play. "The Tree," put on at the Grange hall Thursday evening, spon sored by the student body, was very well attended. Thirty-seven members and gvest of the Civic club had a very enjoyable Christmas party Thursday afternoon at Brown's hall, each one receiving a gift, and & no-hostess luncheon was served at 4 o'clock. Bill and Frances Myers attended the achool program put on at Browns boro Friday evening. Frances spent the night with Mildred Hansen. Mrs. Hannaford and daughter, Mrs. Mary Weldman, left Sunday morning to spend a few daya rith Mr. Hanna ford, who Is receiving treatment at the Veterans' hospital in Roseburg. They expect to be gone about a week. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Charley of Brownsboro were making Christmas calls on their friends Tuesday. Everyone will be sorry to know that Grandma Clngcnde la gradually growing weaker irom her recent stroke. Mesdames Bertha Young and Rita Myers attended a surprise given MUa Alice Malln by the county extension committee at the courthouse. Friday at 11:30 a. m. The party then pro ceeded to the Hotel Medford for luncheon, the table being decorated with a lovely holly wreath and rod tapers. At the close of the lunch eon. Mis Alive Harley, honorary mem ber, presented a beautiful fountain pen to Miss MaJin, who left for her home in Gladstone for the holidays. Saturday afternoon, after which ahe will return to Corvallla for her fin ishing year at the college. Mrs. Effle Blrdseye of Rogue River waa the only member not present. Other members besides those already mentioned are Mesdames Susie Mairst, Maude Port, Bertha Glasgow and Mabel Thornton. Miss Malln will be greatly missed as she made many friends while In the A few met at the Orange hall Frl day evening to read over the play, "Bread," which will be entered in the county dramatic contest. Mr a. Lulu Taylor is director. Forty-one persons attended Sunday school last Sunday, and It la hoped this large an attendance will be had every Sunday. A short program was put on by the children, after which they enjoyed their usual treat. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Strayer and family of Howard district spent Christmas day with the C. E. Myers family. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Esch entertained Mrs. Frances Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Ousterhout and family and Mrs. Eliza Farrow at Christmaa din ner. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Dlnsmore of Fortuna have been visiting her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Coy, over the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Young of Fortuna accompanied them for a visit with the George Brown family at Brownsboro. Tom Coy expects to return to California with them. Mr. and Mxa. Clarence Davlea an- and Jim Waters, at a covered dish supper, after whloh gifts were ex changed and cards were enjoyed. Extension unit la sponsoring a play "The Adc!eacent Young." to be given the latter part of January. Further particular will be given later Mrs. John Phillips spent Monday and Tuesday with her mother. Mrs. IS. L. Watson of Medford. Mr. Phillips spent Tuesday with tnem. Brownsboro BROWNSBOR, Dec. 37. ( Spl . ) The following Christmas program was given at the schoolhouae Friday even- i lng: Song, "Up on the Housetop," achool; recitation. Welcome, Barbara Tucker; recitation, "The Boy and His Stomach," Elmer Blass; pantomime, ! "Hark, the Herald Angela Sing," Lor raine Blast, Lois Wright, Barbara Tucker; "Spirit of Christmas." school; recitations, Robert Tucker and Wal ter Strahn; "Santa Buys a New Suit," Lola and Billy Wright; "Abie Eats," Gerald Hansen, Mildred and Bruce Hansen; sole, Gerald Hansen: Message of Christmas, Lola Wright; recitation, "So Was I," Billy Wright; recitation. Robert Baker; pantomime, "Silent Night," Mildred Hansen, Lola Wright and Gerald Hansen. At the close of the program Santa appeared with gifts and oandy for alt, and those present spent a pleasant evening. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Monla, who have been living at Hilt. Cal., for some time, have moved to Medford. They visited at the Monla home Sun day. Sunday guests at the J. D. Henry home were : Mr. and Mrs. Percy Henry and children, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson of Medford, Mr, and Mrs. Vorman of Klamath Falls, Carl Stock ford and Roland Thompson. Miss Sarah Swalm of Landor, Wyo , la the guent of her brother, Wm. Swalm. At the close of Sunday school a short Christmas program waa given and a tree, candy and gifts enjoyed by the children. The W. M. Hansen family moved lart week into their house, recently built, and Mr. and Mra. irvln nar rows have moved Into the house va cated by the Hansen family, Christmas guests at the rown home are: Mr. and Mrs. Donald Young of Fortuna, Cal., Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dal lalre of Eugene and Mr. and Mrj. Wayne Wakefield of Roseburg. tigrew, Mr. and Mrs. Wallaos Dlnsmore of ' Eureka, Calif., who Is spending aev- i eral days at the home of Mr. and . Mrs. Sam Coy of Eagle Point, and j also Mrs. Sam Coy and son Sammy. ! were Saturday evening callers at the 1 W. R. Holman home. Miss Mar oris Davis and Jimmy Mc Alpine, both of Klamath Falls and Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Short of this district, spent Christmas eve at the Wilbur Davles home In Eagle Point. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stanley and fam ily of Brownsboro, spent Christmas day at the M. L. Pruett home. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Young enter tained Christmas day with a dinner at their home, Mr. and Mrs. Wes Chlldreth, Peter Simons, Abb Layton and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Harnlsh and iamlly. all of Eagle Point, and Pearle Stowell of this district. Mr. and Mrs. George Stowell enter tained Mr, and Mrs, Elsworth Stowell and daughters and Delbert Mongold, Christmaa day. Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Nat wick and son Tommy, are spending their Christ mas vacation in California. Mr. and Mrs. Charl ay Pettlgrew en tertained Christmaa day, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bets, Ethel Ewen and Fred Pettlgrew. all of Eagle Point. Afternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. Robert LaRogue of Eagle Point. Courthouse News .furuiaueo oy the Jackson count) abstract Co. 131 C Sixth Street Wagner Creek Marriage Licenses. Arthur L. Curry and Jo-nhlne Car ter. Charles H. Moulton and Ruth 1 Knopp. Charles A. Crump and Lucille Nel son. James Stewart and Maude X. Wilson. Roy Boga and LeVln Cheney. Oeorge Cabler and Mary Neal. Jamee A. Price and Myrtle H. Tyr rell. Alva Super and Elizabeth Charley. Alton M. Anderson and Agu L. Colver. Lor.is e. Baker and Mildred M. Bowden, Olllui J. Fleener and Dorothy Rus sell. Byron parlln and Virginia Starlln. Charles R. Chapman and Lena L. Chamberlain. Foots Creek Mail Tribune Daily Cross Word Puzzle M. A. BLISS Painting and paper Hanging Tel 646-W 313 8 Ora:ie LET HANSEN SOLVE YOUR DECO. ATING PROBLEMS, Tel. 289-J. 519 King. EAD8 TRANSFER & STORAGE JO Office 1016 No Central Phone ?16 Prices right Service guaranteed. HAWLEY THANSFKR expert pacK ers and mover Special livestock moving equipment Prices i.gnt 619 North Riverside. Phone 615 FOR SALE Morton's smoke salt and sa usage seasoning Monarch 5?ed Co. FOR RENT After Dec 97. partly furnished 8-room hom at 315 South Riverside. 20 per rm-nth. including g.irage. water paid. Call at prop erty for inspection or 325 Soii'h Riverside for owner FOR SALE Rose bushes at popular 1 prices Monarch Seed Co. FOR SALE Usea sewing machines all maizes, terms if desired All makes rented and repaired White Sewini? Mnrh.ne Co 24 N Bartlett FOR RENT Home iiirnibd Ot unfurnished Brown A White FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT Furnished sleeping room 375 So Central FOR RENT Nicelf furnished room and garage toraie at moderate rates oy week ot month iia outb Riverside avenue RATES ttt omoerste st 71fl K M .n ATTRACT. V noma 4 S rpe FOR KENT- MISCELLANEOUS FOR P. EST Room iGt0 adjoin. rn? Mall Tnnune J r -pr' mDt jn G-tpe tret W:! -'nixlfi to J" permanent tenant Pnont 7& oj ip p.y it Mali Tr.b-jnt eirtaper) o! floe. hAROAINS Outdoor Clothing Boots. Slioes, Typewriter G ,'lf Clubs. Sad dles Buy. sell, trad.?. Gum, Bouts, Motors. Sporting Goods 317 NotUi Riverside. FOR SALE Overstuffed, bed, sprln. , mat'.rtw. haby's bed. orran. heater, t wicker nvkcr, 5rw).(vi Incubator for 15. brooder. AM at a sacrlfic. I -'-mud brown hcune eit j!de of S. D A Arademy, jAck-sonvlile-Phoe-! nit highway. PIANO BXROA1NS OoM nvd piano, 10 00 One rcpoa i nr.MM hunsMw upright: 2 slightly 't used Btbv Grands at special close O'lt pr:oes. B.id-vln Piano fihoppe. FOR SALE Delicious apple, cheap, j Bear Creek Orchard FOR SALE. 5 dox mixed daffodil jd ' n-ei.ii(i mtltw. 79c Sv.i.lae i,rlce Mansrrh Sed Co ' FOR SALE - Copper oarbonnte for treating wlieat Monarch 8ed "o , for SALE- cii -i?ei 'awn lirt i fertile: tm;ti4 Poon rili-J. RESEMBLE- REST MOSCOW. Dec. 27 (API Professor L. J. Pines and a group of specialists at the Bthkhtereff brain Institute to day exploded the theory that brains of backward peoples are essentially different from those of more ad vanced races. The scientists announced the re suit of their investigation following a study of the brains of BOO person. Including these of varlovu race as well a those of 100 outstanding Indi vidual. Prof wor Pine :d varlai Ions J n brain found In one ra are alo tret In othr and the scientist could not tll from the structure of the brnin to what rre (he person be longed. Even in the brain of gifted per son, the scientists a!d, were found features common to those of persons of Inferior mental development. ACROSS Orten Moun tain stato One who cuts' wool from sheep Imaginary Hue on th tiiirth's surface Unfriendly lwurf Ho by auromobll Copied Largs Slackens tn peed of Feminine name Typa measure Thing: law Convenes Near Kinlnent Nourished Winged Print where a leaf or l-rnnch diverge from in stem Sin Cover with cloth FUa.Klr Newly gat tiered CoUl (lithe Affectedly uny HiDiiant sounu Qo'ldflA of pence Children! game Wit ne.stns; c'miii of writ Solution of Yesterday's Purxla t. Change the date 19. Not so wild 22. Color S3. Gaze It. (laving con fldence II. Cut at random 31. Name 22. Title of i DlOlWlElR SAIPLIaT2TE j R E HiilS E A T E0 N A H D O U G H T V A D KJ 0 EL i F E NTH S L PIE gTr" e e nhtjbp pet s HPA Ytrag A G WZ2 IlkA y FMER AT O PAGE ClARS Kl Q W ate Hr a ve slpr I N H ll El N AJU E Jr L E I D U C E ITR O M E R 5 TO R E StClOrLOlR S 10. Siberian river ' 6L Mountain rang In Wyoming SI. Doleful -4. And: French f5. Pen point S7. On t th head of an offlc 51. Rodent M, Homan rotd l Heaped Renown 61. Pertaining t letnnun Bright-colored hird , Rubber " , Thou whs hretth hsMly Id leep BrI DOWN 1. Flowering plant S. Tim at which th sun CrosBf th 15 Aero t. Step of a ladder 4. Small rug , Division of I.tbi: abbr. I. Province of modern rirec 7. Jogging ffalt Propped 9, Crowd 10, Plural ending 11. PhiHppin navg il. Miuur monk 14. Insect that licit lh juice of plant U. Bitter vtck 17. Remove moisture 1 11. Revoka a legacy 6. Denis mist 41. One who claimed ts ' be a child of th King of Slon 41. Judg 4fc. Artificial waterway 4ft. Vessel pro pelled br team 4(. Ooki of a cr to, In brd 41. Bracing medicinal 4. Hull or (1. South Ameri can animal II Typa of auto-mobile. in. 13 Tha Greek S fig. flecur hi. Fury 41. Oriental ship cap taia fll Distant II. Symbol for neon 7. NgaHv Al. at III Hrk Miry Unr. CLEVELAND f UP) W. B. Davis, 84, founder and pn-ldent of a r10 neer nothing company rwre which near ht name, l: '."rally 'punches" a time clo'-k dally t hu store, de pit hi b b k f 1 fja 17 V V' V 3 m ;izzzzzi zzzzz ;7 n "jftf- -rg- - g 5Z. UL. . mm. uaai . 41 ,.,5 si g3T ZZ!!LZ""lZZ FOOTS CREEK. Dei. 37, (Spl.) The Sunday school gi ve a very en joyable Christmas program December 33. Forty-seven were present and treats were given to all the children. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Booms liter and son Lee of Grants Pasa reutrned to their home December 30, having spent Christmas with bis patents, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Boomsllter. Word was received here of the death of Mrs. Mary Mattls at Salem the first of the week. Mrs. Mattls was a pioneer of the creek, leaving t here about four years ago, Besides many friends, she leaves two children, Al bert Mattls and Mrs. Anna Stevens of Rogue River. Ralph Biles, David Blrdseye, Ken neth Ward and Rowland Miller at tended the moving picture show at Rogue River Thursday evening. The picture was put on by Live Oax Orange. . Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lance and daughter Ruth of Gold Hill visited th ,W. H. Millers December 30. Barbara Skelton and a schoolmate, of Laramie, Wyo.. arrived home De cember 30, to spend the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, L. R. Skel ton. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Miller and Row land and Phyllis enjoyed Christmas dinner with her slater. Mrs. Millie Walker in Oold Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Lance were dinner guest of her mother. Mra. Stead In Rogue River. December 2d. Nick Struve of Medford was visit ing friends here December 38. Etta Mas Pre fountain returned home December 33 from St. Mary's academy in Medford, to spend the holidays at home. John Mills of Los Gatos, Cal., ar rived the last of the week to spend hit vacation with Donald Skelton, Roy Cameron of Sawyer's Bar, Cal-, and his daughters, Mnrjorle and Ar lene Cameron, of Ashland spent Christmas day at the Blrdseye home. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mller are spend ing several days with their daughter, Mrs. Walt Melaener and family at G lend ale. Mrs. Bertha Foyer ar-d grand daughter, Alice Boltng, have been 111 the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Olsh and two children of Rogue River were Sunday evening guests of the Roy Tompkins family. Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Koster and Ed Koster pnt Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Lou Ling pen at Oold Mill. Mr. and Mrs. Ohas. McMerrlck had as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Donald Reams and children of Grants Pass. WAGNER CREEK. Dec. 37. (Spl) Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Waloh and chil dren of Eagle Point spent Christmas with Fred Combs and family. Mr. and Mr. Walter Fosa and her mother. Mrs. Twogood, visited Mr. and Mrs. Welborn Beeson of Ashland on December 35, Mr. and Mr. Ed Robinson enter tained Mr. and Mrs Ormle Goddard of Wagner Creek, Mr. and Mr. Ted Send man of Eagle Point and Mr. and Mrs. Culver and son of Phoenix, over Christmas. , Mrs. Hensley of Klamath Falls vU Ited the Wm. Clemens family on De cember 33. Mrs. Ella Abbott entertained Mr. and Mrs. Frank Branchl and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Abbott of Medford De cember 3A. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Beeson enter tained Mr. and Mrs. B. Roberts of Aahland, Mrs. Orln Wells, and MisJ Edna Beeson and daughter of Med ford. December 36. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lynch, M. and Mrs. Curtis McGrew and daughter Jean, spent Christmas with Mr. and Mr. A. B Chapman of Nel! creek. Mr. and Mm. Sawyer entertained Mr. and Mrs. Hendricks of Ashland, and Oliver Lovelady of Bonanza, Ore., over Christmas. Mrs. Powers and daughter Eleanor, spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Bailey of Anderson creek. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Richardson of Salem visited the Henry Slagle family December 30. Howard Work and famlry spent Christmas with his mother, Mrs. Mary Work, of Talent. Wagner Creek school gave th!r an nual Christmas program December 31. Everyone enjoyed the program and community tree, presents, candy and nuts which followed. Oliver Lovelady Is spending the holidays with hi grandmother Mrs I. T. Sawyer. Circuit Court. Wltham Super Service vs. Villa Hayes; chattel iien. Rogue River Chevrolet, Inc. vs. F. E. Nosier; chattel Uen. State of Oregon vs. Joseph L. Casey: unlawfully selling Intoxicating liquor. Lucy Grlssom vs. Everett Grisaom ot al; to reform deeds. R. E. Rlchman et ux vs. Edson Moore et al; foreclosure. State Industrial Aocldent Commis sion vs. Mckinley S. Gentry; for money. State Industrial Accident Commis sion vs. Annabar Mountain Mining Co.; for money. Frank Edwards vs. Mannls Nelson et al; to quiet title. Benefit Savings & Loan Association r. J. D. Taylor et al; foreclosure. Portland Mortgage Co. vs. J. H. Newton et al; foreclosure. Ida M, Renker vs. George Renker; certificate of levy. Jacob Bjontegard vs. Pacific Lum ber & Shalerles, Inc.; for receivership. Farmers St Fruitgrowers Bank vs. Daisy Blnna et al; foreclosure. H. R. Morris vs. Albert Anderson; chattel lien. The Federal Land Bank of Spokana 1. Lehl R. Hardman et al: fore closure. Poultry Producers of Central Cali fornia vs. R. Brantley; for money. State of Oregon vs. Hamilton Maf nell; forgery. E. E. Mathews vs. Mrs. T. T. Cham berlain st al; for restraining order. K. D. Lamo vs. J. P. Julian et ux; for money. ( E. D. Lamb vs. J. P. Julian et ux; attachment OakG rove Long Mountain LONO MOUNTAIN, Dm. S7. (Bpl) Mrs. Alice Nichols of this district and Charl7 Pettla-r.w of Bal Point wra marrlM a.rral wska ,go In Trska. Calif. Henry Holman la spending several daya visiting hla grandmotner, Mrs. Ella Holman of Ashland. Mlsa Marjorl Davis and Jimmy MrAlplne, both of Klamath Palis, an spending severaJ Chrtatms vacation daya visiting Mr. and Mr.. H. C. Short. Mr. and Mra. 'W. R. Holman and family enjoyed Christmas day with a turkey dinner at the home of M:. HI, Holman of Ashland Mr. and Mr.. Rosa Kiln aoent OAK OROVE. Deo. 37. (Spl.) Mony compliments have been heard for the beautiful pageant given by the puplla of tha Oak Orove school ,'Jecember 31. Much credit la given Mrs. Mlnnlo Guy, musical director. 'riiere waa a chonia constating of the four upper grades which formed a processional and aang many of the beautiful Christmas songs aa the Bethlehem scenes were acted on the stae. The pageantry waa made more Impressive by the very fine lighting effect worked out by Mr. Neff, the principal. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Call are spend. Ing the holtdaya with Mr, and Mrs. Pennington on Jacksonville high way. Mra. Oall la the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pennington. The two small children of Mr. and Mrs. Jsmes Brown are recovering from a recent Illness. Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Mtnear enter tained the following guests at Christ maa dinner: Mr. and Mra. Carl En sela and children of Coqullle and Mr. Peter and Edgar Ensela and Mlas Nora Ensela and Mr.. Emma Mar grlnter of Grenada, Cal. Mr. and Mra. Plneo are spending the holidays In Spokane with their daughter. Mrs. McColough and their son, Mr. and Mra. W. H. Roberta apent Christmas with Mrs. Roberta' sister and brotlier-ln-law, Mr. and Mra. Ayrea, In Jacksonville. Mr. and Mrs. Hoey were Christmas guest, of Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Brill. Elton Waldron and children are spending the holidaya In San Fran cisco, Mr. and Mra. Lundy of Jackson ville highway had Chrlstmss dinner with Mr. and Mr.. Norrla Oils. Mr. and Mrs. Klrkpatrlck enter tair M Mm. Henry Currle of Medford and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Penson and family of Keno. Ore., December it. Mr. and Mrs. Lundy entertained Mr. and Mrs. Klrkpatrlck Christmaa eve. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sander enter tained Mr. Younger and hla son, Rufua, and daughter Margarets, on Christmas day. Mlsa Alberta Knlpa apent Christmas with her perei.ts, Mr. and Mra. Will Knlps. Alberta la a nurae at St. Vin cent's hmpltal In Oakland. Mr. Klrkpatrlck reports he haa a stray dog at hla place on Jackson ville highway. The collar has a tag Mith thii number fltO. A. A A WEAK UEVTEH CLOTHES Suit s and O'coate to messure. Ill St us Klein the Tailor Unaletea Real Estate Transfers. John E. Johnson to Clara E, John eon: W. D, NEV4 See. 10 Tp. 40 8. R. 1 W. James O. Walker to John 0. Paul, sen; W. D, land In DLC 87 Tp. 39 8. R. 1 E. W, Oarleton Janea et ux to E. Fay Woolsey; W. D. lot on Capitol HIU, Medford. Sheriff to LaVon Zundell; sheriffs deed lot 13 PH. 7, imperial Addition, Medford. Aamuel L. M arson et ux to Veronica P. Moyer: W. D. 9.66 acres In DLC 60 Tp. 87 8. R. 2 W. J, c. Brown et al to Ear; Latimer et ux: W. D. 3.78 aorea In DLO 79 TP. 87 8. R. 3 W. E. B. Hanley et ux to Mary Hanley: Q. O. D. lota In Hanley Subdivision In 8eo. 7 Tp. 37 8. R. 1 W. Anna Mltchel to C. H. Modrell ux: W. D. lot In Stewart Acres Sub dlvls.on, 6 scree. Ellna V. VanWlnkie to Oeorge A. Baker; W. D. E. 17 acres of Lot Sec. 36 Tp. 38 8. R. 1 W. Dowd Jefrera et vlr to Port Invest ment Co.; S. W. D. lot In Phlpps Re serve, Medford. Edwsrd 8. Stlnson to J. W. Ander son: W. D. lot In Medford, In See. 36 Tp. 37 8. R. 3 W. Eleanor H. Ames et vlr to Lottie O. Montgomery; W. D. lot In Block i. Sunrise Home Park Addition to Med ford. Etta O. Miller et vlr to Lucy L. Wsylett; W. D. W. '(, acre of Lot 36, Holman Addition, Jacksonville, Ralph Conn et ux to W, H. Oar retson et ux; W. D. lot 6 Beo. 1 Tp. 87 8. R. 3 W. Ether M. Sanderson et vlr to Floyd H. Hart et ux; W. D. land In DLO S3 Tp. 37 S. R. 3 W. GERMAN STAGE LEADER IS CLAIMED BY -,DEATH MEININQEN. Oermany. Dec. 37. (API Max Orube. 80, one of tha greatest figures ot the pre-war Oer man stage, died here today. Ke waa manager of the famous Melnlngen theater In Its heydey and manager for U year, of the Royal theater In Berlin. Through hla ef forts Dusseldorf wsa ralaed to a cen ter of theatrlca, art. NORTH DAKOTA TO SEAT MOODIE AS GOVERNOR BISCMMARK, N. D , Dec. 37. (AP) The state supr.me court today as sured inauguration of Oovernor-elect Thomas H. Mood! when It vacated an order preventing Issuance to him of a certificate of election. IRENE DUNNE TO STAR IN NEXT 'SHOW BOAT HOLLYWOOD, Cel.. Dec. 37. (AP) When the second talkie version of "Show Boat" goes Into production early next year, Irene Dunne, who crested th role on the atage, will ba In the lead. Charles Wlnnlger. with Miss Dunne In the Zlegfeld show, will play opposite her. Universal Studio announced today. Woman Culs Wood at 16. WAYNE, Me. (UP) Despite her 79 years. Uarl Bumhsm Is a pretty apry woman. She cuts wood, c.ts water from a spring and carries home her own groceries from the village two mllea away. Only recently, alia pulled and threshed a half acre of httnl
