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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1934. PAGE ELEVEN il VI) I WHAT YOU WANT Classified FOR EASY REFERENCE; ( WA.fctVUD 1-0 I borrow ! Illl) WXKYI;& BORROW Bend every nd on this page. You will probably find ei ctly the thing you want to buy or ael). It It Isn't there, advertise . . It's inexpensive, effective. EATES per word first Insert. oa. , .... (M)nlmum 23c) Each additional Insertion, pr word (Minimum 10c) per line per month without copy chang;-! - $ 1.23 7 FOR WANT ADS FOB EXCHANGE FOR EXCHANGE 1&39 model A Ford sMltin and 2 low in Medford tor lata model Fowl V-8. Tel. 4U7-Y. FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS EXCHANGE Purn. re-upholstarlng for lumber, wood, fUh poles ana reels, phone B69-R. FOR SALE OR TRADE White elec tric sewing machine (or light se- dan. Box 838, Tribune. FOR SALE Alfalfa bay. Tel. 353-R-... FOR SALE Klnoald garden tractor, or will trade for cheap car. Shell Service, 6th and Front. FOR EXCHANGED 30-30 Carbine val ued, at $20.00 lor light car. Acrosa from Medford Riding Academy. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE! Saxaphone, Conn O mel ody, gold bell, pearl keys, sliver in strument Good as new. Coat (145 Sell or 60. Make a dandy Christ mas present. Phone 1473. evenings. FOR SALE Delicious apples, cheap. Bear Creek Orchard. FOR SALE S dots, mixed daffodil aim narcissus bulbs. 79o. Sacrifice price Monarch Seed Co. '. -.'1 1 I Trail Applegate FOR SALE Copper carbonate tor APPLEGATE. Dec. 38. (Spl.) Mr. treating wheat. Monarch Seed Co core Crump of Eugene la visiting relatives on Applegate and at Med Ifold. She motored to Forest creek FURS Cash paid for furs, hides, pelts. Johnson Produce Co., 6th aud Front Sts. TRAIL. Dec. 38 (Spl.) Mr. mnd Mrs. Ed Vaussen and son and daugh ter returned to their home In Eugene after spending several daya here at DRAIN SACKS Jackson County Feed Co., 4th and Bartlett Btl. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TRADE 160 ao-es, water; for part take good car or truck for down p.vvinent; gird terms on balance. Box 3978, Mat, Tribune. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE BEST BUY IN JACKSON COUNTY 16 acres, 3'. 2 ml. out on gravelled road; good soil; fenced and oroas fenced with woven wire; city water: partly Irrigated; fair houue, 3 large poultry houses; beautiful location; ,900. L. O. Plckell, 204 E. Main. Phone 1580-J. FOR SALE White sevlng machine. Angora rabbit. 314 Willamette. FOR SALE Singer aewlng machine; alao lot In Eagle Point to exchange for room rent or what have you. Phone 682-X. ALL MAKES or washing machines re paired Pick's Hardware. 131. West Main. last Wednesday to spend several days the home of Mrs. Vaussen'a enter. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack : Mrs. Eva Segessman, WHEAT or FEED OATS 1.50 cvt.. mixed barley and a.f.UIa bay. Ill ton. C. A. DeVoe. 2 ii'tiee west and 'i mile south of Medford. Phone 523-J-2, MISCELLANEOUS LOST AND .FOUND PICKED UP Gold Hill, Dec. 34, black female dog; black collar one Inch wide, 14 brass buttons. Call Hu mane Society. LOST If dog missing, call 1516. I A BARGAIN My large lot. on Ben 1 nett St., excellent soil, fruit, nut trees and berries. Will sacrifice on . terms or cash. Box 56. Tribune. WHEN you think of real estate, think of Brown 6c White, J FOR SALE Must sacrifice Memorial park lot. Box No. 501. Tribune, 10 REWARD for return of tire taken , HOUSES FOR SALE OR BENTJack- from car at 605 60. Newtown. son County Building dc Loan Aas'n. rnone 193. WANTED MALE HELP MAN WANTED A HUSl'LEH ror Jackson county to handle surest, easiest selling articles. Oo tio-.ne every evening with money In Four Docket Experience not necessary Good reputation essential Write Mr Close. 617 Stock Exchange Bldg Portland. Oregon. FOR SALE OR TRADE Large lot. clear; some buildings: near grade and high schools. Klamath Falls for city property with or without buildings. Address Box 174, Tribune WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Unincumbered housekeep er. Must be good cook. Small family. Reasonable wages. Steady position. Call 1323-1,. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES MODEL A 1930 Ford DeLuxa Sedan; good condition; $350 cash. Call at 138 Almond St. WANTED Woman for general house work In country. References re quired. 510-J-3. Mrs. Harder. FOR SALE 1932 Plymouth 4-door sedan. Motor completely recondi tioned, new battery; upholstery and paint In fine condition. A reel buy. Call 829-L. WANTED Woman for housework Stay homo nights. Phone 933. WANTED SITUATIONS WOMAN with 5 years' experience In motherless home wishes house keeping. Phono 861-J. W ANTF.D-MISCELLAN EOUS OOOD USED CARS '34 Studebaker Sedan 32 Plymouth Sedan. '30 Chevrolet Roadster '31 Chrysler Sedan. '31 Bulck Sedan. '31 Essex Coach. v '28 Ford Roadster '28 Bulck Sedan 37 Bulck Sedan. '26 Dodge Sedan. SKINNER'S OARAQE 143 So. Riverside. Phone 102. Your Buick-PontUo Dealer. BOAT TRAILER, Cash Register. Add ing Machine, Typewriter, Boots, Shoes. Hunting-Fishing Equipment. 317 North Riverside. KINDERGARTEN Sparta Bldg. Mu sic and dance. Phone 1545 or 1256 W. Ruth Luy Alice Holmback. LOW PRICED guaranteed Radio Serv- loe. Phone 857-Y. IS YOUR HEAR1NQ IMPAIRED? have foi sale or trade a late modoi Acoustlcon which nas so benefit. mv hearing that 1 have no furtbel use for it r N Kerr Talent. Ore BUSINESS CUANCES FOR SALE Lumber mill located on Elk creek. Inquire Neff & Froim mayer. Cooley Theater Bldg., Mefl-ford. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Ahsirarts JAC kMIM CO, ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title .no Title Insurance The only complete Title System In Jackson County MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title. Rooms 3 and 5. No. 32 North Central Ave., upstairs. FURNITURE re-upholstered. 969-R. Thlbault. WANTED Household goods, stoves tools or what have you. Medford Bargain House, 27 N. Orape St. Tel. 10G2. WANTED Transportation for three to Marshfield. Share expenses. Phone 364-X. WE PAY up to 2 each for LINCOLN PENNIES over 9 years old; Indian Heads. (25. Send dime for buying catalog. Hollywood Coin Co., Holly wood. Cel. WANTED Empty van truck going to Los An geles 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. WANT TO BUY 50 or 75 head sheep. E. E. Tucker. Brownsooro, Ore. WANTED For cash, used 3-horse - grain drill, state pr:celn letter to S. Curtis, 'Kerby, Ore. WANTED 10 to 20 A. pear orchard. Qive full details. Ray Tasher, Tre ton. Wash. FOR SALE Light Studebaker Sedan Tel. 431-J. FOR SALE Mode! A and T Ford Sedans. Schulta Bros, 137 No.'tb Central. GOOD USED CARS LOW PRICES 1935 LICENSE 1030 Ford Moaei A Tuaor Sedan. 1931 Model A Sedan. 1934 Chevrolet Town Sedan. 1934 Plymouth Sedan 1933 Plymouth 2 -door Sedan. 1932 DeSoto Sedan. 1929 Chevrolet Coupe. 1934 Plymouth DeLuxe Coupe. -1932 Plymouth Sedan. Also several older models. Open Evenli.gs. ARMSTRONG MOTORS. INC. 38 No. Riverside. Tel. 18. V-8 FORD VICTORIA 1933. Will sacrifice $500.00 equity tor $200.00 or will trade for light car. Ftcht ner's Oarage. FOR SALE POULTRY PURE Bro: ze toms. Cockeran's prize stock 95. Tesse Nell. Rt. 1, Ashland. EMPTY furniture van goim? to Los I Angeles wants load both ways, ret 815. Hawley Transfer. HIGHEST PRICES paid for furs, hides and pelts. Medford Bargain House, 27 N. Grape. Tel 1062. JUNK WANTED We pay canh rot JUNK BA ITEKlEb AND RADI A TOH8 ALUMINJM BRASS COPPER and unk M all SeflcriDfiuns MEDFOKD BARGAIN HOUSE 27 .-Jo Clrapo Tel iOCM FOR RENT HOUSES FOR KENT Homes iurnlstitd unfurnished Brown & White FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms and garage (torage at moderate raes by week or month. 825 South Riverside avenue. FOR SALE Pure Bronw turkey toms and hens for breeding. 20a lb Parrlsh stock. Free of any disease Adolf SchulB, Beagle. Ore. FOR SALE 5 Rhode Island 03 cockerels, quality stock. Sunny field strain, blood tested. Cum mlngs Poultry Rancia. 5 miles out Midway road. FOR SALE DOGS PETS ROLLER CANARIES. Phone 523-J-2 Safety of Your Investment In the MEDFORD FEDERAL SAVING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 126 E. Main St. '.sured up to $5000 by the Federal Savings and Loan, Insurance Corporation!, Washington, D. C. Crump. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hartley and son. Walter, motored to Medford Christmas day to visit Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Dale. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Hart ley of Maltn also were dinner guestt. there. Mrs. Ellis Hartley is a daugh ter of the Dales. Mrs. Dora Salt marsh spent several days, including Christmas, at the ! home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Saltmarsh , near Medford. Roger Dunnlngton of Jacksonville Is spending his Christmas vacation at the home of his uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Dunnlngton on Little Applegnte. Carl Ayers. teacher of the Little Applegate school, left Monday for Portland to spend Christmas vaca tion. He will resume his teaching January 3. About sixty people were enter tained Christmas night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crump on Little Applegate. The evening was spent In dancing to music furnished by Bill and George Pursel. Refresh ments were served at midnight. Applegate friends of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Phlnney were grieved to hear of the death of their little daughter. Grace, which occurred Christmas day at their home In Medford. The Phlnneya have resided In the Apple gate district for several years and have many friends who extend their deepest sympathy to the bereaved family. Mr. Phlnney is now living In this community, while Mrs. Phln ney lives at Medford and sends the children to school. Mr. and Mrs. Martam Worthlngton and daughter, Diana, of Ban Fran cisco, are spending Christmas vaca tion here at the heme of Mrs. Worth - ington's parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Klelnhammer. M-j. Esther Young and daughter. Marelyn of Ashland, are also spending several days at the Klelnhammer home. Mrs. Hattle Logan of Jacksonville spent several days visiting at the home of her brother and sister-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. A. Oil son on little Applegate. Josephine, Frances and Virginia Ganet of Medford spent Christmas here at the home of their mother, Mrs. BUI Davis. Dentlstr). DENTISTRY Dr. I. H. Gove, 326 S. Main. Expert Window Cleaners. The Christmas program given at the church Sunday by the Sunday school waa well attended. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Swingle spent the Christ tiu holidays In Portland with their daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McHugh. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Tucker are spending a few weeks with their daughter. Mrs Henry Flock, and fam ily at Yreka, Cal. C. Morgan spent Christmas In Med ford. Denny Zlmmerley and his sister, Mrs. Bertha Evans, returned to their home at Hood River Christmas day after spending a few days with their mother, Mrs. Jan Zlmmerley, here. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Watson and son, Carroll, are spending the week at Roseburg. guests of Mrs. Watson's sister. Mrs. Wash Hughes. Mrs. Harry Merrlman and sons, Roy Lee and Guy. spent Christmas day at the home of Mrs. Merrlmana sister, Mrs. Frank Hammond, at Willow Springs. Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Hutchison and little daughter, Shirley, of Klamath Falls spent the week end and Christ mas with his parents here. Mr. and Mrs. Eamey Segessman had as guests on Christmas day Mr. and Mrs. Durkey and children of Med ford and their house guests, the Vaua- sens. of Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Park Nomer and daughters, Joy and Elewlse. of Grants Pass were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Hutchison December 32, Mesdames Eva Segessman, Alma Merrlman. Minnie Blaess, Lena Fltz- slmmons and Jennie Hutchison at tended the Home Economics club De cember 26 at the home of Mrs. Julia Davles at Eagle Point. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Blaess and son, Bobbie, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bates oi Medford on Christmas day, Mr. and Mrs. Wl liner Ragsdale and children, Arland nd Mnrle, were din ner guests at V a home of his father. Jess Ragadale, Christmas day. itors at the home of Martha Mitchell 1 Tuesday. Rev. and Mrs. H. H. Young and children of Medford were C inner guests at the Ruel Knowlton home Christmas day. Del ma and Jim ml Katon, who re cently returned here from Powers, Ore., re-entered school here last week. Mrs. Clinton Smith entertained members of the Jacksonville Health society with a covered dish luncheon Tuesday of last week. Miss Maxlne Chllders gave a birth day party at her home here Decem ber IS, the day marking her tenth birthday anniversary. Ten guests were present, Ed Vogel, Mrs. Louise Moore and two children, Gearge and Grade, and Melva Anderson were dinner guests at the Fred Butcher home Christmas. Ray Vogel spent the day at the home of his mother, Mrs. Mattle Vogel, on Orlffln Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Kay Crumley of Butte Falls vis ted relatives In Jacksonville Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Thurman of Grants Pass and Mrs. Janet Hatch ings of Ros Lane were dinner guests at the home of their mother, Mrs. E. F. Falrking and brother, Walter Whit ney, Christmas day. Ladles Aid society held Its annual Christmas party In the Presbyterian church parlor December 30. A cov ered dish luncheon was served. A surprise party wi given In honor of Genre Van Galder'a birthday an nlversary at the home of his parents Saturday night. Dancing was en Joyed and refreshments were served at midnight. John R. Knight has returned home from a Medford hospital, whore he was taken last week seriously til. Mrs. Axel Benson has been 111, day. too. Sim Morse called on Letn Hughes Christmas morning. He was accom panied by hli brother, Ranee, and brother-in-law, Mr. McCollum, both of Klamath Falls, who were his Christmas guests. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DeWtt and family are moving from here to their new place on the Pacific highway Just south of the fair grounds. Ray ward's cousin, Lee Sutton, of Klamath county was visiting at the Ward home the first of the week. Ernest Lee Beer spent last week with his aunt, Mrs. Marshall. The Rodgers children stayed with Mrs. Pearl Kantor last week before their mother and fcaby brother re turned from the hospUM. Mrs, Kan tor and family are In town with them this week. BUI Hammersley cams home Fri day from the Blalr-Hammersley mint to spend Christmas. Jas. Cook and Mrs. Opal Weite of Medford were Christmas day guusta of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Centers and family. Gold Hdl Sardine Creek GOLD HILL, Dec. 28 (Spl) Mr,. O. W. Martin returned to her home liere Sunday after some time spent In Medford where she was under the care of a doctor. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bton and daughter Nettle, spent Christmas at Myrtle Point, guests of Mr. and mm. Wardrlp. Mrs. Cells Edler spent Christmas with home folks at Beagle. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lewis and family were guesta of Mr. and Mrs. C. Mus- ty and family In Central Point on Christmas day. There are quite a number here, suf fering from colds and the flu. Among them are Beth coy, Mrs. wiious Mar tin, Mrs. Lulu Davis. Cleo OUchrlst, and Mrs. Lucy Mee. OF PORTLAND KILLER SALEM, Ore., Dec. 38. (AP) Com mutation from life sentence for sec ond degrve murder to 15 years was granted Walter Flnke by Governor Julius L. Meier here today. Finks, when IS years of age, waa committed to the state penitentiary September 14, 1930, for the murder of his playmate, the son of M. T. Beems of Portland. The victim's father concurred in urging commu tation of sentence. SARDINE CREEK, Dec. 38. (Spl.) Ed Shipley spent the Chrlstmaa holidays with relatives In Medford , returning home Wednesday. I There waa a very good attend ance at the Christmas tree and pro gram given at the Alderbrook school house Sunday evening. A fine pro gram was rendered by the pupils, assisted by several of the high school pupils of the district. The children received gilts from their teacher. Mrs. Irene Johnson, of oranges and a fancy lunch box for each filled with candy, nuts and popcorn. Word has been received of the birth of a seven-pound son to Mr. pnd Mrs. Donald Harmon at Grnnts Pans. Mrs. Harmon was formerly Ruth Stnr:.s, granddaughter of Mrs. Eva Newton. Sams Val!ey Jacksonville vntltt of Meeting. In the Matter of the Creation and Organization oi w lng District of Jackson County, NoUnTla hereby given thst on th I5th day of December. A. D. 1934, a petition signed by twenty or more freeholders residing within the terri tory which is proposed to be Included within the graalng "Istrlot herelu after described, was duly filed In tn office of the County Clerk of Jaokson County, Oregon, within which County said proposed Oraalng District la lo oated, asking for the formation of the said proposed Orszlng District to be known as the Pit View Orating District, of Jackson County, Oregon, the boundaries of said propored Dls-t-i. h.i. riMu.rtbed In said petition Mrs. OUchrlst of Kugene has been M follows: Commencing at tna mruiTO. ner of Section Six, In Twp. SB B- spendlng the holiday season here visiting her sons Cleo and Jesse a,.w ..i,,.. .. I .. i .. Ar iiu Willamette Mer- miaa ociun diiii.ii .kuiwu w. i nnu.. . - " -- . Christmas with her parents, Mr. and , idian In Jackson county, urn, running wwuw kfvh v.. ----idian line S mile; noe East 1 mllo. thence North mne, more or lees, to LUtle ButU Creek; thence follow ing alon said Little Butte Creek in - i(Vtatriv direction to where Cascade Locks spent Christmas with Lick creek empties Into said Little Mrs. Wright's mother, Mrs. Susie coy. Butte creek in oection o, in Mr. Wright returned home Wednes- Township and Range; t,othot Mrs. Tom Smith, Miss Alice Walton of Jacksonville spent Christmas at the Hammersley home In this city. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wright of day morning but Mrs. Wright re mained for a longer visit. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Steel man of Portland spent the holidays with Mr. Steelman's mother, Mrs. Winona Steel man. Mrs. Lola Reed of Medford spent Christmas with her mother, Mrs. Susie Coy and her children Billy and Butty Reed. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Ross and chil dren of Ashland were Christmas day Ilene Gale motored to Medford guests of Mr. Rosa' parents. Mr. and LET GEORGE DO IT Tel. 1173. House cleaning, floor waxing, ori ental rug cleaning & upholstering. Money To Lend MONEY LOANED 50 to $300 for personal or household purposes on House Furnishings or Autos; also Cars Re-financed. Loans closed within 30 minutes, under super vision of the State Banking Dept. License No. S-167-M-160. See W. E. Thomas, 45 So. Central. MONEY LOANED Cecil Jennings. NURSERY STOCK SAMS VALLEY, Dec. 28 (Spl.) A pleasing entertainment was given at the school house Sunday afternoon by members of the Medford Baptist Sunday school. The choir, composed of men and women, furnished the singing for the scenes and Kenneth Raymond accompanied on the piano. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Dodge and children of Medford were dinner guests at the O. T. Wilson home Christmas day. Use Mall Tribune want ads. JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 38. (Spl.) The annual Jacksonville school pro gram and Christmas tree was enjoyed by a large crowd at the school gym nasium Friday evening. After the splendid program Iurnlshed by the teachers and school children, sacks of candy, nuts and oranges were passed out to all the children of the community. A Christmas cantata was presented by members of the Presbyterian church choir at the church Decem ber 33. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Nobllt of Med ford visited -at the Chester Pursell horns Sunday. Members of the Jacksonville Grange took charge of the Grange program at the Applegate hall recently, Mrs. Frances Bare and daughters, Jean and Betty, of Medford were vis- Mail Tribune Daily Cross Word Puzzle FOR HIGHEST QUALITY pear trees, peach, apricot, cherry, apple, al mond, filbert, and walnut trew, rosea and shrubs at lowest prices, ; Phone 891-R-a. or call at w. B. : Barhum's, 3 miles south of Medford 1 on hwy. next to Ever Shady Auio I Camp. Carlton Nursery. Carlton, Or. Painting & Paperhanglng LET HANSEN SOLVE YOUR DECOR- ATINO PROBLEMS. Tel 289-J. 519 King. M. A. BLISS Painting ot papcrheng Ing. Tel. 648-W. 313 So. Orape. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Jersey cow. cheap. 630 Bennett. DRY WOOD Fir, menzanlt. Phone 71 or 615 Pennsylvania. FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Used sewing mschlnesall makes: terms If desired. All makes rented and repaired, white Sewing Machine Co. 24 N. Birtlett. FOR SALE Sand, gravel, lawn dirt, fertiliser, teaming. Phon, 913-J. FOR . RENT Heated sleeping room: close in. lis So. Ivy. FOR RENT Furnished sleeping room 375 So Central. RATES itrt mioerate st JIB K il-in ATTRACTIVE noma 4(14 9 'Ir.pe FOR KENT-MISCELLANEOUS FOK KENT Room I9i0 ad)oln:n Mall Trtnune Jsb Jepjrtment jn O-ape .treet Will remodel to ,'Jlt FOR SALE Pear wood. Tel 744-X. 10 TONS baled hay. ,13 per ton. Would consider good cows in e changeJ. E. Leigh. Eagle Point. Butte Falls Rd. FOR SALE Morton's smoke salt and sausage seasoning Monarch Ved Co FOR SALE Rose bur.hes St popular prices. Monarch 8el Co bAROAINS Outdoor Clothlrar Boots. Shoes. Typewriter, O.lf Clubs, Sid dies Biiv. sell, trade Ouns. Bouts. Motws. Sportlag Oooc 317 Nitlh Riverside. EAD8 TRANSFER tc STORAGE CO. Office 1015 No. Central, phone 315. Prices right. Service guaranteed. HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pack ers and movers. Special livestock moving equipment. Prices right. 619 North Riverside. Phone 616. Wall Paper Cleaning. WALL-PAPER CLEANINO. lc per sq. It. Mr. Blsck. 810 N. Bartlett. ROSEBURG SHIPS CAULIFLOWER CAR ACROSS 1. Reiiuest 4. Pronoun I Cry of the crow 12. Constellation 13. Want! lightly M. Ventilate 15 tn.mares 17. Pious or righteous 19. Precious tton 20. Make well 21. Gem 23 Lnlarf ed 3 So mar It be 27. Deadl) JJ. Note or ths scalt I. Went Vrn 30. Changs 31. Dcusert 33. While 33. Avarice 31. Beared It. Mutely mansions IT. A'llra 3S. Wiles 39. Large st.ttentB 40. Proof of Leing elsswhre 43. Salad plant 4.V Favorite 41 Backbone of an animal 41. Cut down (9. Lar&Mt rlvr in Srollnni! 10. Branches of a race or tribe Solution of Yesterday's Paxils VER1M.:01N1TK3SHEA1RE1R1 EQUATOBI H CST I L E R U N T i"M0jTO RZA P E D B I R E TjA RDSEvX IJnMr ES IE.E ZiAI nTotie dWhe osaA" late AhTi lMe RlRgTD RlA P E 5 Hiia rIaie. r eTs h sjAjk t P. iMc o y ffi H SJS I RE N Egg tTASITESTE (SB jTE T OlN ij 5 A DjET n f bPTa nag c rrat T E P I LIE pp FAME TE TAIN i cgF A M A G E R elRlAlsleiRTsiaslfiolRfflRls 51. Watch nar rowiy DOWN 1. Malt bevcrosa 3. Japanese coin S. Knelt and tniicli.il onn's for, heail to th. ground 4. Judicial h.arlnf s. Rise of ground 4. Ab.trsot xl.tencs T. Has being I. Steady or uniform I. Ullltary stud.nt 10. B, tit. matter llh 11. Contorted 14. Bealn II. Pertalnln ts th, moutb to. Quoted il. Medicinal plant 91. a.nus of tlckllk Ins.ots Jl. Tropical fruits 14. Old Indian tribe 14 Acts 17. Runs away hastily 10. Thick IHlh . wst.rproof ov.rshots 11. Tsk, fnr granted 11. Distinctive dress 14. Contemptuou, nam. for A child 14. Leymn col- Isctlvely 17. Is ovarfond of 19. Crooked 40. Likely 1. M widow l Part of th. mouth II. Bashful or modest 44. flhe.p i;. That man Saturday with her slstor, Mrs. Raw lelgh Oatton of Grants Pass, where ithey spent the day shopping and visiting their mother Mrs. Robert Oal,. Wlllard Croft of the D. B. navy. stationed at San Diego, Is spending Christmas week stt his home here, after being away nearly a year. His furlough expires December 30. Mr. and Mrs. P. L, Walt were Christmas dinner guesta of Mr,. Mil lie Walker of Oold HIU. Lorena Eelfrtdge who has spent the past two years with her aunt, Mrs. Eva Newton, has gone to Med ford to stay with Mrs, Ida Wharton, during Mrs. .Newton's absence In Portland. Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Fieri, had as Chrlstmaa guests Mi. and Mrs. Fmnk Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. John Simpson and Mr. Catlett of Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Croft enter tained at Chrlstmaa dinner Mr. and Mrs. William Campbell and son. Mark, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Krause and son. Charles Ross of Riverside, and their son, Wlllard Croft of San Diego. Mr. and Mrs. John Smith had as Chrlstmaa guests Mrs, Smith's mother, Mrs. Ella Bingham, her sis ter, Mrs. Rita Kendall, and daugh ters, Merle and Hanel of Gold Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Kendall and two children of Thompson creek. t Elzle Ring, on, of the twin aona of Mr. and Mrs. George Ring, has been In a local hospital (or the past four weeks with typhoid fever, but la Improved enough now. He ex pects to be able to come home the last of this week. ROSEBURO. Ore.. Dec. 28 ( API The first carload of cauliflower for shipment by rell from this district waa loaded In Roseburg Thursday and Is moving today for northwest delivery. Small shipments have been moving by truck for the past few weeks to Portlsnd and Seattle msr-1 ket. The strsln now being shipped I Is of sn early maturing variety, and j permanent tenant Phone 75 or ap- FOR SALE Overstuffed, bed. spring ply at Mall Tribune i newspaper) oi-fice FOR EXCHANGE TRADE Chevrolet truck for HgM Cir. S. R. Hughes. Trail. Ore FOR TRADE 3 double hefts, food sprlnes. mattresses for tin bed o: aaj oeda. Rt. 1, Box 148, Metilord. the bulk of the crr,o wui not be ma- K.hv. hpd. orrn. heater, iurea umu leu in reoru.r, or ., wicker rocker, soo-eog incubator for In March. 16 brooder. All at a sacrifice. ! Weather conditions have been Ideal Second brown house east side of S. for a large yield and excellent qual D A Academy, JackaonTllle-Phoe- i ity. The crop, however, la smaller nix highway. than Ian year and Is not expected Clood awl piano 460 "" One repos- AAA WEAK BETTER CLOTHKS J ' r i3 tr r r r ia py rp mi H!I ""!" T7T """ "" !W" "mm nn 2 22 23 24 2S '' '. m ....V. 1,,1,1 UiUii w " fjJ3 j 35 3 I ' Wrft jw ujLu aattw i .w :.'JnJ. ,i iiiUi. .iUidm Ao 41 W,42 43 4 45 $7 .,4 M : 5o ' ' 51 Fern Valley FERN VALLEY, Dec. 38. (Spl.) The school children enjoyed their tree Frldsy afternoon. In the evening program was given. Eacn presentation waa announced by humorous little darky boy. The first number was by the first grade, a cheery merry Christ mas to ail. All characters of th, pro gram were msde up to represent ne groes. The lower grades ssng "Jingle Bells" in a new way. "Sweet Lul laby," a lullaby to naby brother, was sung by Patricia Marshall and Doro thy Kantor. "Sleepy Head." another song, was given by th lower grades with Oeorge Schllnaog acting "Sleepy Head." "Away In a Manger" was beautifully sung by Ruth and Nor man Williams, Beverly Malona and Ernest Lytle. Th meeting of th, minstrels waa a true minstrel show with songs Jokes and dancing. Ruth Williams a a boy. Tlvlll Ferns as Tophy, tsp dano ed. The other characters were taken by the upper grade,. A negro wed ding was given by a number of th sdults. Louis and Prances Marahal! played uid ssng several negro spirituals. After the program th crowd was Invited to Lowden's for a dance, at which everyon, hsd a very good time A Chrlstmss gathering was enjoyed Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hens- ler. Gueata Included Mr. snd Mrs. Archie Ferns and family. Charles Ferns and family. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Ferns snd family. Orendma Ferns and Mrs. R. L. Ferns and family. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kantor spent Christmas dsy with Mrs. Kantor's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Steele. Quite a number of people have been III with the flu the p"t week Mr. Lem Hughes has been 111 In bed for several daya. Mlas Anna Kantor a a, unabl, to go to work Wadnes. Mrs. W. A. Ross. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stone and daughter Netty enU talncd Deo. 26 for Mr. and Mra. Ernest Wardrlp and daughter Wanlta of Granta Pass. Mr. and Mrs. Merrltt Merrlman spent ChrlBtmas with Mrs. Merrl man's mothor, Mrs. Matilda Cole of Grants Pass, Wednesdny evening being social and birthday night, after the bust nesa session the members were 'Invit ed to the ooy home where they were entertained by Mlas Bertha coy and Mrs. Maude Coy Robinson. A delight ful evening waa enjoyed by Mrs. Harry Oteelman of Portland, Mrs, Clifford Wright of Cascade Locks, Mrs. Lo.'a Reed of Medford, Mr,. Mary Chlsholm, Mrs. Geo. Dorman, Mrs, T. Z. Smith, Mrs. Susie Coy, Miss Bertha Coy, Mrs. Maude Robinson, Seth Coy and Billy and Beth Reed. Past Noble Grand club held their Chrlstmaa party Dec. 20 at the home of Mrs, chns. Kell, Presents were ex changed by Amethyst friends and drawing of new names for their Ame thyst friends for th ensuing year wore part of the program. Refresh ments were served late in th after noon to Mesdamea Earl Moor, Chas. Carter, Frank Carter, R. B, Cook, Lawrrence Whltsett, Eber Davis, Floyd Lance, Wm. Ferguson, Tom Hender son. Bud Force, Oeo. Horf, Geo, Ham mersley, Wm. Reed, Wm. Hlttie, Wil bur Mnrtln, Geo. Dorman and the hostess, Mrs, Kell, .. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gray and children Charles and Jo Logan are here from eaatern Oregon to spend the holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. chas. Gray and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kell. Marshall Orny I horn from th University of Oregon and Mis Aletha Gray of Medford Is home (or th hol! daya with their parents, Mr, and Mrs. Chns. Gray. Mrs. Lee Cook who has been 111 for some time is quit poorly again. Mr. and Mrs. Jo Woodcock and son Lyle were Chrlatmaa guests of relatives In Grant Pass. Mrs. Hattle Ersktne of Auburn, Cnllf., spent th last ten days here visiting friends snd relatives. While here sh disposed of her property In the Meadows snd In Medford. The grade school program on Fri day waa enjoyed by quit a few peo ple. After the program school waa closed until January 8. Some of th teachers remained In Gold Hill and some left to be with relative. Mr. Cook, Mlas Paulsen and Mi x Smith went to Portland, Mrs. Pen to Med ford and Mlsa Mitchell and Mrs, Pen dleton to Ashlend. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Puhl want to Sacrsinento, Calif., to spend the Chrlstmss holidays with their daugh ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Avena and son Monty. M. C. Sunday school held their Chrlstmaa program at the church Dec. as. Th program constated of songs, accitatlons and a pageant, "The Manger Babe." After th pro gram Santa Claua arrived with a treat of candy, nut and orange for all the children. The I. O. O. P. had their Christ mas tree on Christmas eva In their hsll. A large crowd waa present to hear the program and see Cant claus deliver th treat of candy, nuta and oranges. Doug Cameron who la working at Sswyers Bar, Calif., apent Christmas here with his wlf and children, Mr, and Mrs. Dlslmlnl and chil dren Rosa and Guy went to Port land Saturday to spend the Chrlst maa holiday, with relatives. Mr. and Mra. Cha. Boyer and son i Floyd are spending th holiday. In Portland. i across said Uttl, Butts Creek. ,4 mile, more or less to the highway known as tho Lake Creek Road aa said road Is now established, isia out ana uwu, thence following along th said Lak nrM.tr Road in a general aoutheasterly direction to wher said road erosae. Llttl Butt Creek in tn Bournes, quarter of Section 19 In Township 38 South. Range a East of the W. M.; theno following along aaia ijivi,.. Butt Preek one-half mile more or leas to wher earn mergea Into th North Fork and south Fork of Little. nutt croak, thence along the said South Fork of Uttl Butte Creek to where the miln eanai ot ino ford Irrigation District crosses said croek In the Northoast quarter of Section ao, TWp. 38 B. R. 3 East of the W. M., thenoe Northerly alonst aald canal one mil, more or leu., to. wher aald canal 1 diverted from the North Fork of Little Butte Creek in Section ao. said Township and Range; thenc following along th said North Fork of Little Butt Creek In a gen era! Southeaaterly direction to when mid creek Intersects the Township line between Townships 88 and 37, Range 8 East, at or near the south east corner of Section 33 In Town ship 38 South, Range 3 Esst of th W. M said point being also upon the West boundary line of the Rogiw River National Forest as now laid out and established upon th ground: thence following along saia oounaary line of th said Rogue River National Forest, throughout It entire lengin. nd course between th said South- east corner of said Section 3a, Town ship 38 S. R. 3 East, aa atorosam, ui the Southeast corner ot Section 34. In Township 34 S. R. a East of th W. M., being a distance of about 40 miles along th lln of the said Na tional Forest: tiienc South a miles; thenc West 1 mil; thenc North, about three-fourths of a mile to th main tin of th P. es E. R. R. in Section 8, Township 83 8. R. 3 East of th W. M.: theno following along the main lln of th aald P. At E. R. R. In a westerly dlreotlon to where said ma'n lln of th, aald railroad cut and Intersect the Willamette Mer idian' near th wost quarter corner of Section 18, Township 38 8. R. 1 .; theno South, along said Meridian lln thre and a half mile, more or less, to the place ot beginning, a first herein shove set rorth. Notlo is further given thst th Grazing Board of Jackson county.) Oregon ha heretofore been duly no tified In person of the filing ot said Petition. Notlc Is furthr given thst th County Judge of th state of Oregon, in and for the County of Jackson, has set Friday th 11th day of Janu ary, A. D. 1038, at ten o'clock ,. m. aa the time, and th courtroom of said Court, In the courinoua id Medford, Oregon, ss the place for th holding of a meeting of th Grazing Board of Jackson County, Oregon, and the Petitioner who algned said Petition, and all other persons who may be In any manner Interested In the formation of said District, or opposed to such formstlon, at which said time and place any and all of such persons sre hereby directed to appear and ahow cause If any they have why atich district ehould not be so formed, as la provided for t'.n- der the provisions of Chapter 278 of the 1D33 Session Laws ot th Stat of Oregon. This notlhs Is given and served pursuant to an order of tho Honor able tarl B. Day, Judiie of the county Court of th state of Oregon, for Jackson County, and ex-offlcio chair man of the Grazing Board of Jackson County, Oregon, duly made and en tered on th 36tn day of December, 1834. to which order reference la here by made. In witness whereof, I hav hereun to set my hand and affixed th seal of the County Court of Jackson Conn ty. Oregon, this 28th day of December, IBM. O. R. CARTER, (SEAL) County Clerk of Jackson Coiin. y, Oregon. NOTICE Is hereby given that Walter Johnson Is no longer employed with th Klamnth Falls .Marble e Ciranlte Works, and ne are In no way responsible for Ms bills. Klamath Falls Marble snd GraniU Works By Mrs. fieorr flrliil.