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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNTS, MEDFOKD, OREGON. SUNDAY. AUGUST 25. 15)35 PAGE ELEVEN VVAlsLVUD U.UKV Bead every ad on this pate. You will probably find ex actly the thlni yon want to buy or aeU. II It Isn't there, advertise. 1 1 ' i Inexpensive, effective. RATES Pec word first Insertion (Minimum 25c) lack additional Insertion, per word ..... . c (Minimum 10c) rer Una per month without eopr changes W- Phone 75 TOE WANT ADS . LOST AND FOUND LOST pocket book containing silver ana 4 aeyo iiu tuiu puiM. cut blem. Return to 216 Haven. LOST Leather-bound fish basket with zipper. Reward. 70J Park. Phone 23. LOST If dog missing, call Iblt WANTED MALE HELP MEN wanted for Rawlelgh Routes of 800 families. Reliable hustler should start earning 35 weekly and In crease rapidly. Write today. Raw lelgh, Dept. ORH-1S4-B, Oakland, Oallf. ' RELIABLE men 4 women wanter to service regular customer on McNess Routes. Make up to $12 a day. No experience or capital required. Write Mr. Thomas, 428 Third St., Oak land, Calif. WANTED Box makers. Independent Packing Co. Phoenix. MALE AND FEMALE WANTED Phoenix high school girl to work for room and board be ginning Sept. 1st. Mrs. Malmgren, Phoenix, Ore. WANTED 5000 persons. Join own your home club. Stop paying rent. AGENTS WANTED. Call at ranch mile west of Phoenix, Oregon. H. SOHERMERHORN. WANTED Ambitious people to turn present idle hours into busy pay days through business training. Day or Evening and Home Study Cours- es In Junior and Senior work. Fall A term opens September 16. Medford Business College. OWN. WANTED FEI" LE HELP $15 WEEKLY and your own dresees FREE for demonstrating new au tumn Fashion Frocks. No canvass ing. No Investment. Write fully. Give size and color preference. Fashion Frocks, Dept. T-6629, Cin cinnati, O. ADDRESSING Mailing, circulars at home for mall dealers. Earn $13 weekly. Experience unnecessary. Stamp brings particulars. Wilson Co., Long Beach. Calif. WAITRESS wanted. Experienced, at J. N. Cafe. So. Front St. WANTED Housekeeper any age for three. Prof. E. Engelhardt, Rt. S, Box 20. WANTED Woman for general house work. References .required. Call 510-J-3. WANTED Girl for general house work. Winter Job. Phone 267-R. Call evenings 129 Granite, Ashland. WANTED SITUATIONS WILL care for children afternoon or evenings. References. Tel. 289-R. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 10 acres or more Improved close to Medford, for 10 acres im proved near Grants Pass. Value $4,500. Write J. O. Brubaker, Real Estate broker. Grants Pass, Oregon. WANTED By teacher. September 1, board and room In private' family. Box No. 6181, Mail Tribune. WANTED By September 1, small heated furnished apartment. Box No. 6182. Mall Tribune. WANTED To rent modern furnished or unfurnished house, 3 bedrooms by responsible people, or will ex change high class country home with special advantages, lor ecnooi year. Box 6091, Tribune. $ WANTED To rent or run on shares, quipped dairy ranch. Write Box 6079. Tribune. WANTED 4 room modern house, Permanent renter. Phone 1061. WANTED To rent, permanent amall apartment or room with kitchen ette, puone 434. HAVE small load household goods In Medford and want moved to Seattle by truck returning north. Box 62jO. Tribune. EMPTY furniture ran going to Los Angeles, wanta load for there or way points. Phone 615, Hawley Transler. WANTED Small furnished house close la win py mtu a uiuiibn tut ultable place Write Box 681. Mall Tribune. WANTED We pay oaan for house-hold goods furniture and note We also buy metals QMes. pelts wool and nvj hair MEDFORD BARHAIN HOUSE 97 N drape St Phone i02 WANTS! Heifer eelw Writ RUOJ obuUt 0atp, Orogusu WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Beet cattle, veal, lambs, and pastue J. J. Osenbrugge. FOE EENT HOUSES RENT Furnished bungalow. 109 W. Main. FOR RENT Furnished 4-room mod ern house. Also 2-room house. 410Vi Hamilton, NEW 4 room furn. bungalow for 2 or 3 adults. Responsible tenanta only. 25.00 per month. Light and fuel paid. Box 6108, Tribune. FOR RENT room furnished house, garage, 821 No. Central. Call 728. Charles A. Wing Agency. Inc. FOR RENT 8-rm house, large grounds. 1 block lrom highway In Phoenix. Call 6-F-3. FOR RENT Attractively furnished six room house, two bathrooms, furnace. Frlgldalre, electric range, lawn and flowers. Call 1524-J. - FOR RENT nomas furnished or unfurnished Brown & white FOE EENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT 2 downtown apts., very reasonable. Phone 107. FOR RENT Large cool apt. radio and sleeping porch. 518 So. Oakdale. FOE RENT APARTMENTS FURNISHED APARTMENT Small furnished apartment- available to day. Low rent. Apply Mall Tribune office. FOR RENT Apt. 806 West Main. FOR RENT A roomy 4-room suite In Beautiful Holly Apartments. Completely furnished. Frlgldalre, electric ranges everything for com fort. Quiet. Second door north of poatoffloe. Call 1307-R for appoint ment. FOE EENT FUENISHED E00MS FOR RENT Room, close In. Phone 280. FOR RENT Large room, hot & cold water, shower. 20 So. Fir. PLEASANT room for one or 2 gentle men. 236 S. OaKdale. FOR RENT Furnished 5 large rooms completely furnished, close In. $35.00, water paid.' Permanent ten ants only. TENGWALD AGENCY, 125 West Main Street. FOR RENT Attractive room, separ ate entrance for gentleman. 222 No. Oakdale. FOR RENT Pleasant sleeping room. 19 Mistletoe. FURNISHED rooms and apte. $10 to $15. 325 E. Jackson. ATTRACTIVE rooms 404 S Grape FOE RENT ROOM BOARD BOARD and room; private family, de sirable place, reasonable price. 344 N. Central. RATES reasonable at 716 E Main FOB RENT MISCELLANEOUS TO LEASE OR RENT At $180.00 by - year or $20.00 a month, 6 room - house with sleeping porch, water paid. 328 3. Hamilton. Phone 216. FOR RENT Centrally located serv ice station In Medford on gallon age basts. Box 6154, Tribune. GREEN PASTURE for rent. Herbert, Rt. 4. FOR RENT Floor sander. For Sale Tree props, tree prop hooks. Econ omy Lbr. Co.. Phone 594. FOR RENT Business location room 18x50 Will remodel to suit tenant Apply Mall Tribune. FOR EXCHANGE ESTATE -REAL TRADE Three city lota, clear, for car. P. O. Box 829. VERY desirable town property locat ed in rich section San Joaquin val- ley trade for property in or near Medford. Will assume. Give descrip tion. P. O. Box 2fi2. Medford. FOR SALE EEAL ESTATE SELL OR EXCHANGE MODERN eight room house, four lots, two corner lots, frontage on three streets. Beautiful shade trees. In business district. Ideally located for Super Service Sta. or Hotel apartment house. Will consider small modem house In Medford or modern country home close in. Ad dress Box 13, Mall Tribune. FOR SALE 5 room house, newly re finished. On oavement. $2350.00. Attractive terms. 4 room and sleeping porch on pa red street. $1500.00 cash. 80 A., buildings, 35 A under Ir rigation." $4100.00. 3.8 A. on paved highway. Mod ern 6 room house. Very desirable property. B37WJ.00. See the Tengwald Agency, for some attractive buys in real estate. 125 west Main St. Phone 093 A-l STOCK RANCH 200 ACRE3, 70 acres of good free soil, free Irrigation, 170 acres fenced. 10 acres in alfalfa. 5 room modern house, 3 barns, fully equipped. 0 head milk cows, 3 horses. 10 head younger stock. Splendid outrange, Total price $9,000 some terms. ALSO Good suburban home with two acres to trade for city property. CHARLES A. WINO AGENCY. INC, 109 E. Main Phone 728 FOR SALE By owner 0 room strictly modern house, basement, furnace beautiful lawn, trees and shrubbery. Double gara?e. Owner leaving town. uia west Main. Pnone 290-w. NEW house, 5 rooms, new garage, VA A. grounds, poultry house and run. 40 bearing fruit trees, well, term to right party. Phone 193, Jackson nile or write Box 33. TOR SALE 502 Park, five room home with partly finished upstairs- Hard wood floors, fireplace, lot 1 20x1 58 near Senior hiifn school Grants Pa&s owner desires quick sa'.e. Charles R. Rsy. Realtor, Medford Bidf. Phone 303. FOE SALE EEAL ESTATE SISKIYOU HEIQHT3 NEW HOME Automatic oil heat, 6 rooms, bath, 3 rma. extra large; fine view, cement basement, floored unfinished attic. Priced below cost. No trade-in. Open dally 2-5 p. m. 1619 East Main St. FOR SALE OR TRADE Modern five- room house, close in. Easy to fin ance. Box 22, Mall Tribune. HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT Jackaun County Bunding at Loan Ass'q- Phone 195- FOR SALE A beautiful 7-room mod ern home on East aide practically new to be sold soon at a sacrifice. Choice lawn and shrubbery. 52 acres Bear Creek soli, 5-room house, large barn and good out buildings. All under cultivation ex cept 10 A. pasture, 18 A. alfalfa. A bargain at (5000.00. Easy terms. 64 acres on highway. Choice soil, new 3-room house. Irrigated. Barn and henhouse. Price H475.00. 500 down. bal. eioo.00 year. Might trade for house in Medford. 400. acre stock ranch. 350 A. farmed, 85 A. alfalfa, 97 A. irriga ted. 2 sets buildings. This Is good productive land. Prioe $14,000.00. Terms. B. J. PALMER Real Estate Broker New location, space in Palmer Music Store. Phone 788 2, 5 AND 10TO 280-ACriE RANCHES Good buildings, plenty water. Sev eral desirable city and suburban homes TWO MODERN AUTO CAMP GROUNDS. 600 feet on Ro gue river highway: all equipped, store, gas station, cabins furnished: good fishing. ROBERTS. Realtor. 720 W. Second. HAVE several high-class home prop erties In Gold Hill. Central Point Medford. Ashland, foi sals on rent al basis or trade for Portland pruD erty- Big reduction for cash See . or write E- N. Stldd, 40 Oranlte Ashland. Ore. WHEN you think of real estate think oi Brown & White. 100 ACRES, well Improved, stocked and equipped, close to Meedford: some oash or Income property. Bal ance long time, low Interest. C. A DeVoe, 523-J-2. EXCHANGE 320 acres In Southern Alberta, Canada between Dyden and Careat. Will trade for acreage near Medford or house and lot in town. Address M. E. Gustafson, Star Route, Medford. Ore. FOR SALE 80 acre stock ranch, 69 In cultivation, Irrigated. Small house, 8 cows, team, 200 chickens. Farm machinery, near range, $8000.00. Would take small lmprov- . ed farm near Medford or Ashland part payment. A. R. Turner, Harper. Oregon. FOR SALE OR TRADE 40 A. ranch Improved New 5 rm house E Ferg. Rt. 3, box 57. Eagle Point. Ore. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1928 Marmon sport sedan. Good condition, $150.00. 1158 Court St. PONTIAC Sedan hod best of care, original finish, like new, small mileage. Priced for quick sale. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth FOR HIRE Heavy 4-wheel trailer suitable for hauling fruit. 39 Soutn Grape. '29 CHEV. truck, dual axels, good stake bed. A buy. Skinner's oarage. 143 so. Riverside. Phone 102. Bulck Pontlac. FOR SALE 1930 Dodge roadster body. Engine and parts. Call 349-Y. FOR SALE Practically new four wheel ton trailer. Built on Ford ' Model A chassis. Has automatic brake. Used only to move In. In quire House of Mystery. CLOVERLEAF SERVICE STATION . 602 S. Riverside Gllmore Llonhead Motor Oil, 19c qt. Gilmore East, oil, 49c gal. Gllmore West. oil. 32c a gal. Bring your container. FOR SALE Graham truck. Will take part wood or iabor. Phone 1352-w 1213 W. Ninth. FOR SALE Ford V-8 DeLuxe Phae ton: radio, air-wheels. 208 Van couver Ave. FOR SALE Hudson sedan with car tent and camp outfit. $150 00 cash Phone 957 or 832-R. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Jersey cow. Fresh soon. Yearling heifer. Cheap for quick sale. 7 ml. out on Griffin Creek. Matheny. WEANER pigs for sale. Call evenings C. H. Andrews. Gold Hill. FOR SALE Fresh Jersey cow. Phone 1352-W. F. A. Pelfley, 1218 W. 9th. FOR SALE weaner pigs. Luke Jen nings, Beagle. FOR SALE Child's riding pony. In quire Fsrmers Se Fruitgrowers Bank. FOR SALE POULTRY AND EOGS FOR SALE Colored fryers, cabbage and cucumbers. Phone 831-R. FOR SALE DOGS PETS FOR SALE Fine black end white msle Australian shepherd. Resson sble. Call 8-F-3. FOR SALE -Boston toy terrier, 4 mo. old. 724 W. 11th. COCKER SPANIEL puppies and dogs and roller canaries. Mrs. Jack Thrasher. Jacksonville. Phone 173 FOR 8ALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Crawford peaches at Ol son's. Close to Wlng'a Orchard. FOR SALE Tuscan cllne peaches. O. B. Morrow. Phone 1S24-L.' FOR SALE! 1 upright piano. 1 library lame. 3 dressers, kitcnen table, can B3S X. Mais. - FOR SALE Good used baby b:;7. ( Inquire US Almond. j FOR SALE Heavy canvas cover 20i 24. Can be seen 510 No. Bartlett. ( TOMATOES- 1 lc lb. 2 ml. west on Jacksonville Hwy. B. K. Ford. FOE SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Italian prunes. Phone 7-F-H after 9:00 p. m. ELBERTA5 Ready for canning. O. E- Rose. FOR SALE Fruit Jars, new trailer. $12.50. 5 xt. mantle mirror. 333 a. Holly. Apt. 4. FOR SALE OR TRADE Good trailer and davenport. Take part hard wood. 541 Austin St. TIRES 5.00x19. $6.60, 6 month un conditional guarantee. Firestone Tires. 25 off of list. Take advant age of these prices nowl Cloverleai TUSCAN, Cling and Champion peaches. Dolph Phlpps, Crater Lake Highway. TUSCAN cling peaches. Glelm Ranch. Talent. qRAVENSTEINQ and Maiden Blush apples. Choice of three cows. Whippet Coupe, conditioned. Air Motor (wind mill). Oak roll top desk. Grass rig. Two Medford business lots 00x100 Sell or trade. GBO. L. TREICHLER Phone 153 Central Point CHRISTMAS CARDS Big commis sions selling personal greetings, embossed stationery samples free. 21-folder assortment. Humorous, etching. Everyday. Gift wrapping boxes. Bonuses. Experience unneces sary. Wallace Brown, 417K, South Hill St., Los Angeles, Cal, HAVE 70UR Ola Washer repaired 1 Keasonaoie prices Pick a Hardware 20.000 sacks on hand. No. l'a and 2's. See us before you buy. Med ford Bargain House. FOR SALE Used sacks. Across street from Montgomery Ward's. HAVE new wringer rolls Installed In your old washer. Any make avail able. Bargain prices this month only. Picks' Hardware, FOR SALE Radio, piano, mattress. etc. First house east of tank. Cen tral Point. FOR SALE areveneteiij apples. Tel 7-F-4. DAMSON plums, 4c, 2 ml. west on Jacksonville Hwy. B. E. Ford. TOMATOES 1 cent lb. Also peppers, cantaloupes and potatoes. Blanken- ship, ml. west Central Point. FOR SALE Rebuilt second-hand ag ricultural Implements at 39 South Grape. Call and see what ws have. FOR SALE Beautiful furniture. Tel. 1851. FOR SALE Dining room set. elec tric range, Ice box. library table, rockers. 608 So. Oakdale. FOR SALE One Eureka, good con dition, all attachments. -Reasonable. Phone 746-Y. FOR SALE Peaches, mile So. of Whlto school. Griffin Creek. Henry Huklll. Phone 857-W. PEACHES Not irrigated. Elbertas. clings. Come early. Victor Teasltore, Eagle Point. Phone 34-X-10. ALMOST new beautiful walnut ex tension dining room table with six chairs. Sell for price. Call a-8 p. m. 1619 E. Main St. FOR SALE Baby buggy, davenport table, lamps, other furniture. Bar gains. 103 Clark St. FOR SALE Three 8-ft osk showcases. (25.00 each. COBt, new, tSO.OO each. Cases are reflnlshed and In excel lent condition. Trowbridge Cabinet Works. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS Formed Hard Questions Moved with a mechanical oar Great spirit of the Indians Work Took too much food Open strife Legislative bodies Angry Greenland settlement Wanders tluote surr Make lace Sounds Cherry color Shops Female saint: ahbr. Possessed Seize eagerly OiiDose Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle A PP0SEClQlQjg5 i. A J MO R MfA R P O N R E D E 0 I R T n OG 12&12Ma ijMLA n t o EVOT E He O 0 G E EWE R SHMOP'l SEA HllCAftETH LOTPA JR R L .!lulDL E 1 A R l A seIn1nIetMt1h1e1sI's 81. Ball and fare well S3. Iridescent 64. Silkworm 65. Desert train 57. Verse of two measures . Cabinet for brfc-a-brae 60. Common to both sexes tU Become less severe 8t Musical studies Resembling a certain sort of rock Utility Storlee Head Accumulate Sweet secre tion Of a certain shrub Mil"79 l Tz 'w 35 P53 imp r pP-lIi-lPl JZTWL 3S st Wi 58 WZZZ 9 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Flat top desk with chair practically new, very reasonably priced. Phone 1637-J evening. FOR SALE Ha. ground alfalfa, oau, sudan. Helen Herbert, Rt. 4. FOR SALE Peaches; not Irrigated, Carney Orchard, Black well hill, be tween Central Point and Gold Hill. FOR SALE Tuscan cling peache and nectarines. Apples and crab, apples. Bagley Orchards, Talent. FOR SALE Bradshaw plums, 2c lb , ripe apples. 60c box. Bring boxes. Nealon Ranch, Central Point. Phone 11-XX-l, TOMATOES 1 cent per pound. Cal houn ranch, 1 mile southwest of Phoenix. MISCELLANEOUS PERMANENTS at Prevost's Shop, $1.45, cor. Oakdals at 10th. Ph. 727. BUSINESS CHANCES GOOD going lunch room. Reason for selling. Write Box 6097, Tribune. EDUCATIONAL SPANISH LESSONS at 116 Laurel. 25c In class. 50c private. PERSONAL REV. NELLIE L. VrNCBNT Spiritual consultations. Tel. 389-R. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstract. JACKSON CO. AKSTRAL'l CO. Abstracts 01 title and due insurance roe mly complete ntle System in Jackson County. MURRAY ABSTRACT OO Abstracts 01 ntie Rooms 8 and . Mo. S North Central Are., upstairs, Expert Window Cleaners. LEI OEOROB DO IT rel II 19 House cleaning (loot waxing ori ental rug eiaamng and upnutstenng Money to Lend MONEY LOANED 50 to 1300 for persona) or household purposes on House Furnishings or Autos; also Cars Refinanced. Loans closed within 30 minutes. License No. 8 157. See W. E. Thomas, 45 So. Cen tral. IMano and Guitar instruction. FRED AWJN HAJUH1 lyncher If Piano and Steel Uultar Song writ ing service Studio ill Ube-tJ Bunding. Medford Ore Transfer. TRUCKING AND STORAGE LOOM. and long distance naming Furni ture moving, ato Reasonable rates Tel. B33 F Z Samson Co HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pack, era and mover Special livestock moving squipment. Prices right 619 North Riverside Pnon 616 BADS TRANSFER 4t STORAflE OO -Office 1015 No Central Phone 818 Prices right Service guaranteed Income Shares Maryland Funding: bid 16.77: asked 18.14. Quarterly Inc. shares, bid 1.87; asked 1.61. Ose Mall Tribune want ada. Cross-Word Puzzle 11. ftevolves 12. Soft leathers 14. Signify 15. Ilel Iff I cue musical composition! 10. Topaa hum rning bird Zt. Hairy 25. Hearty 27. Little song 2f. Drowned bread 21. Dry 33. Article 28. Club'Shaped 27. Pertaining to the side 32. Kind 39. Jwell 40. Showered mixed rain and snow 41. Earthly 42. Bar on a type setting machine 44. Salt 44, Steeple 42. Separate 42. Shoot from ambush St. Baking com part men' S3. Send forth CS. Qror old SS. Old French coin DOWN 1. Not so fast t. Small mosH- like plain 3. tTsuaJ 4. By 6. Epochs 8. Restrain 7. Covers with a hard surface t. Units 9. Title of a baronet 10. Light bunting, like fabrlo Astoria Ao Ho and ft bottle of rum! Plenty of doubloons for the IMnites' hen, fun renter of the Astoria Regatta, to he held August 30 and 31. September 1 and S, are assured now that a treasure chest hits been unearthf In the shadow of the wreck of the old Peter Iredale on Clatsop Bench. Members of the Astoria Gyro club, which sponsors the Pirates' Den, are shown above In gleeful mood with their treasure. Four days of thrill lng outboard, motorhoat, sailboat, flshboat tug and whaleboat races, together with ft host of other water show features, will be offered regatta spectators, In addition to four nights of real fun. Society and Clubs Mrs. Wilson Returns From Extended Tour And Convention Visit Mrs. Ida M. Wilson, Juvenlls dir ector In Medford (or ths Degree at Honor Protective association, re turned the first of the week from an extended tour of the mlddlewest. following a visit to the national Degree of Honor convention at Bt. Paul, Minn., June 34 to 27. Mrs. Wilson was given the trip as an award for writing Insurance for the association In Medford. A perfect convention, with every state In the union represented In wonderful programs and delightful visits In the mlddlewest and in Canada, waa the way Mrs. Wilson described the tour. She was accom panlsd back to Medford by her daughter, Mrs. Norman Oall of Rose- burg, who was a visitor hero a few days during the past week. Bho was honored at a party given by the Misses Barbara and Laura Drury, and was a dinner guest Tuesday of Mrs. George Bateman. After attending the convention, Mrs. Wilson visited In Ely, Minn., with her son David H and fam ily, and at Orookston, Minn., with her mother, Mrs, H. H. Muller. The trip Included visit at Hlbblng. Minn., where she said she visited the country's best high school, at Grand Rapids, Mich,, and to Lake Burnslde . for delightful boating and fishing trips. The party then drove to tne International Falls, and Into Can ada, returning to Minnesota by way of Bt. Paul and Lake Superior, where the drive bordered the lake for ISO miles. The return trip was made by way of Olacler national park, the Can adian Rockies, Banff and Lake Louise, and Vancouver, B. C, whence Mrs. Wilson sailed to Seattle. Be fore returning to OreRon, she was guest In Seattle for two weeks oi her sister-in-law, Mrs. Jesse Downcn and family. Ra,mey-Hr!f(Tt Weddlnr Event Here of Past Week William T. Ramey and Marie Hel fert were married in thla city Au gust 31, leaving on a wedding trip to Minnesota. They will return af ter several week to make their home here. Mrs. W. J. Looker Has Guest From North Mrs. M. J, Piatt of Centralla, Wn has been vlaltlng In Medford dur ing the week with her sister, Mrs. W. J. Looker, of 604 West Fourth street. She will return home Mon day. Miss Mary Foster Complimented Monday Miss Laura Drury entertained last Monday evening with a surprise party at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Allen B. Drury on South Oakdole avenue In honor of Mlaa Mary Poster, teacher at the valley school, the occasion being her birthday. Guests Frequent Kee Home During "ummer Visits Here The home of the R. Ree'a on South King street has been the scene of many delightful occasions this summer, with vlslU from sev eral guests. Among those recently to leave are Mrs. Bee's mother, Mrs. Jesns VanOmmen and granddaugh ter, Mrs. Florence Alsberge, whose homes are In Sen Jose. Mrs. Ree'a sisters, Mrs. Belle Mootheart and daughter, Patty, and the Rev, Nellie L. Vincent, are re maining indefinitely In Medford. During the visits the guests have enjoyed many Informal parties, ons of the most enjoyable being a supper dance at the Chateau du Compte. Thi guest, have also enjoyed many drives through the valley, vlaitina such points of Interest as the Ore gon Caves, the House of Mystery. Crater lake and many picnic spots along ths Rogue river. The group said they think the climate ahd scenery here la unsurpassed. Pirates Find Treasure California Visitors Stay With Hanbys Mr. and Mrs. Floyd G. Thayer of Los Angeles and Miss Cleta BUlhelmer and George McCord of Pasadena were gueata of Mr. and Mrs, A. J. Hanpy the fore part of the week. They visited various points of In terest, Including a trip to Crater Lake. Oregon Caves, and a plcnto In the Ashland Llthlan Park. Mr. and Mrs. Thayer have visited here before and are delighted with the beautiful scen ery. They left Wednesday for Seattle and Canada, going by the Roosevelt hlKhway to Portland and up the Co lumbia highway to Seattle, They will return to Los Angeles by boat. Gore Pupils To Give Recital on Thursday Following a demonstration of mod ern class piano instruction for be ginners Thursday at 0 a. m., at the Bnldwtn Piano Shop, a short recital will be given by' pupils of Mrs. E, E. Gore. The public Is invited. Fred Ficks Among Recent Vacationists Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Flck and daugh ter. Virginia, are among the late summer vacationists returning last week from nn extended trip through California. n route .they visited Vo- semlte nations) park, where Miss Flck met several friends. The family also, visited friends and relatives lu San ' Francisco, Los Angeles and the fair at San Diego, traveling aa far south as Aqua Callente. They report the fair Interesting and onjoyed fine scenery, having taken the Inland route down and the coast highway returning. ' ' , F. O. It. Auxiliary Will cm a lnnce Friday Ladles' Auxiliary of the F.O.E. are giving a dance Friday night, August 30, at the "Oaks Pavilion." Free lunch will be served. All ladles are requested to bring cake and sand wlches, LnFoe Club Will Meet on Wednesday '' La Foe club of the Eagles will hold their regular social meeting Wednes day afternoon, Aug. 28 In the Eagles hall with Mesdamea Thurston, War ner and Myera in charge. The after noon will be spent In sewing for the bazaar, - Alt members are -urged to attend. Group Leave to Attend Wedding In University City Miss Ernestine Ollstrap, Robert Ollstrap and Wlllard Eberhart, ot Ashland, left yesterday afternoon to attend the Byrne-Wheeler wedding which took place In Eugene last night. They will return to Medford this evening. Krnest GlUtrnps Iliive (luents at Dinner Wednesday Mr. . and Mrs. Ernest R. Ollstrap of 35 Geneva street, entertained t dinner Wednesdsy evening for Mr, and Mrs. Oene Eberhart, and WIN lard Eberhart, of Ashland and At torney and Mrs. Windsor Calkins oi Eugene. The Calkins are returning Iroine from a two week's vacation in California. Church Missionary Society Has Meeting Members of the Missionary society of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, met at the church Tuesday afternoon for their usual social pro gram which wss In charge of Mrs. Bills. The ladles discussed work of the missionaries among the Koreans. A playlet on the life and Influence of the young girls at Ewha college was presented by Misses Virginia Goodman, Betty Delalre, Alma Igo, Cherry and Luclle Seller. Mary Igo, Mrs. Albright and Mrs. Bills. Mrs. Patterson represented Mrs. Velma Maynor, Methodist conference mis sionary at Ewha college. Refreshments were served by committee following the Interesting and Instructive program. NEW YORK DAY BY DAY. By O. O. Mclntyrc NEW YORK, Aug. 2-4. Manhattam seems to have no professional nigh owls since Ben De Casseres became domesticated by marriage and Jamea Huneker slipped over the horizon. X 1 There are, c course, royster lng a t a y-outa, But mostly col lege boys on ths) loose, gambler, ohlaelers.' sundry pick thanks. But none of the jubilant who loved nigh for Its grandeur alone. The good fellows of the stein song whose many-ringed Ublea were the forums of phllosophlo da bate, earnest pleadings for cauwa all ,sploed with cultured nonsenaa. For those of us who love after- dark It's a sad omission., Thinkers hava surrendered night to despollers, the gangster, footpad and badger-worker. Once the forlorn midnight Magdalen with the aoftnesa of daybreak in her eyes Inspired our fleeting compassion. Now the tpa haa become a hard-?bltten. Imperti nent hussy Inspiring only our has tening atep. In the metropolitan vastnesa t know not a single nocturnal nteha that Is not shrieking of Jazs or roam ing with undraped ladles. Not a sano tuary without Its hatsnatohlng Tir wina or chalr-puller-uppera whisper ing of "sure things." Not a spot whara one may drop In and relax Into 4 rosy dawn. No Jack's, no Joe's.- ' Indeed I sometimes become alarris ed over the scum that aeema to con geal conversation that once had such, a dazzle and unwinking brightness- A lssrtltude has crept In, a sort of all gone hopelessness that nothing mat ters. A man may extend himself lm verbsl brllllanclea to drive home a point and be rewarded with a yawn ing "So what?" All the forward llttla lunching groups that used to flourish, around town have wilted, vanished. It does not ' matter what one say, what one does, when one goes 'to bed or gets up. The aim la to whlla the time. r Among the pieces where noon-houy palaver used to be in constant spoti the old Clarldge grill had no rival, and has none now. The excess of chat ter and laughter often halted tha sidewalk passera by. There were tha Oeorge M. Cohen table, the Wlltle Collier table. The Nat Goodwin tabla and so on. I think It was Leonard Merrick on his visit who thought 1 "livelier at noontime than Maxtm'a at midnight." I once saw a waiter with a well-filled tray, caught In tha backwash of a Joke while passing ft table, turn and rush for tha pantry entrance where ha appeared to hav collapsed with an opera boiffe crash. Cater-oornered at the Autor. too, waa an airy Irresponsibility at lunch eon time. Lunchers called across tha room to arrivals. No one was sacro sanct in the rough bandlnage ttit flew from table to table. Once I heard Belasco twigged for his trick Jam-pot collar and there being nothing to do he smiled. Broadway waa then swollen with delightful ego. Producers often had press agenta In pairs. Tha world's supply of superiority com plex waa cached between the Clrcla and Herald Square. No actor consid ered himself merely good. He knew he was groat. And who can say he waa not? For Indeed many of those boast era are now In Hollywood enjoying a luxury they never dreamed. X hava heard real artlatlo merit coexist with the sort of narcissliufl peculiar to tha stage. The vainest players are almost Invariably those occupying tha tar dressing rooms. And telling tha pro- ducer to go Jump in tha lake! - OLASGOW, Mont. (UP) An . atf mall letter mailed here coat Its sender 930 recently. The letter, a bid from, a contracting firm, was sent by spe cial plana from here to connect wit . an aastbound plant at Miles City.