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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SEVEN WHAT YOU Wkm.&midWR!W'MP E RE N C Mi VCAttVUC E.UY RIlKY MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUXE, MEDFOKD, OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST 26, 1935. IWfcKVGD I TO A BORROW PIS Bead avery 4 on this pe. voo will probably find -actly tha thine yon want to bny or aeU. U It Isn't there, advertise. 1 1 ' Ineipenslve, effective. RATES rat word flrtt Insertion ., (Mlnlmnm 35c) (ach additional Insertion. per word Minimum lOcl Per Una per month without copy channel Phone 75 FOE WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST Black Scottle Saturday eve ning. Reward. Phone 320 or 1473-M. Howard LeCrerc. LOST Wallet. $1.00 bill; check lor $12.91. LeRoy Smith. Keep bill, check to owner, Suncrest Orchard, Talent. LOST Ijea'.iier-bound fish basket with ilpper. Reward. 702 Park. Phone 33. kOdT 11 dog missing, call llll WANTED MALE HELP 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. CaU at ranch mile west of Phoenix, Oregon. H. SCHElwarKJiu . WANTED Ambltloua people to turn present Idle hours Into busy pay davs through business training. Day or Evening and Home Study Coura es In Junior and Senior work. Fall term opens September 16. Medford Business College. OWN. - WANTED FEI" LE HELP WAITRESS wanted. Experienced, at j. N. Cafe. 8o. Front St. WANTED Housekeeper any age lor three. Prof. E. Engelhardt, Rt. 8, Box 20. WANTED SITUATIONS WILL care for children afternoon or evenings. References. Tel. 389-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 September 1. small heated furnished apartment. Box No. 6183. 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, for school year. Box 6091, Tribune. WANTED To rent or run on shares, equipped dairy ranch. Write Box 6079. Tribune. HAVE small load household goods In Medford and want moved to Seattle by truck returning north. Box 6250. Tribune. EMPTY furniture van going to Los Angeles, wants load for there or way points. Phone 615. Hawley Transfer. WANTED Small furnished house close in will pay $20 a month tor suitable place Write Box 681. Mall Tribune. WANTED We pay own foi bousehuio goods furniture and stoves Wt also ouy metal, bides, pelt wool and ma Dair MEDPORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N Grape St Phone 1083 WANTED Heller oalvea Write Ruoy Bohulz ?eag:e Oregon WANTED Beel cattle, veal, lambs. and pastue J J Osenorugge FOR RENT HOUSES FOR SALE Modern 6-room Inquire 936 N. Central. FOR RENT Modem 8-rm. furnish, ed house, $35. Call at Service Sta. tton, 6th and Fir. RENT Furnished bungalow. 109 W. Main. FOR RENT Furnished 4-room mod ern houae. Also 2 -room house. 4i0 Hamilton. NEW 4 room fum. bungalow for 3 or 3 adults. Responsible tenants only. $35.00 per month. Light and fuel paid, box eiuti. moune. FOR RENT 8-rm house, large grounds. 1 block trom highway m Phoenix, csn e-r-3. FOR REN1 domes furnished jt unfurnlaled Browo A White FOR RENT APARTMENTS FURNISHED APARTMENT Small furnished anartment available to day. Low rent AtiIv Mill Tribune office. 1 TOR RENT Apt. bOt Wet aUio. FOB RENT APARTMENTS I FOR RENT 8 -room I urn. apt. 315 N. j Bartlett. POR RENT Large cool apt, radio and ! sleeping porch. MB So, Oakdale. ! FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT Room, close In. Phone 380. FOR RENT Large room, hot & oold water, shower. 30 So. Fir. PLEASANT room for one or 3 gentler men. 33S S. Oakdale. FOR RENT Attractive room, separ ate entrance tor gentleman. 333 No. Oakdale. POR RENT Pleasant aleeplng room. 19 Mistletoe. ATTRACTIVE rooms 404 S Orepa FOR RENT ROOM BOARD HATES reasonable at 716 K alaln FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS TO LEASE OR RENT At $180.00 by year or. $20.00 a month, 6 room Hritfe ilMnlnir nnrrh. water paid. 328 S. Hamilton. Phone 316. GREEN PASTURE for rent. Herbert. Rt. 4. Helen FOB RENT Floor sander. For Ssle Tree props, tree prop hooks. Econ omy Lbr. Co.. Phona 59. FOR RENT Business location worn 16x50 Will remodel to suit tenant Apply Mall Tribune. FOR EXCHANGE WILL TRADE Almost new $320 gae range and automatic heater for good car. 636 Pennsylvania. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE 320 acres In Southern Alberta, Canada between Oyen and Cereal. WlU trade for acreage near Medford or house and lot In town. Address M. E. Gustafson, Star Route. Medford, Ore. TRADE Three city lots, 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 262, Medford, FOR SALE REAL 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 Suner Service Sta. or Hotel apartment house. ' Will consider small modern house In Medford or modern country home close In. Ad dress Box 13. Mall inoune. A-l STOCK RANCH 300 ACRES. 70 acres of good free so!! free Irrigation, 170 acres fencea, tu acres In alfalfa. 8 room modern house, 3 barns, fully equipped. 9 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 8 ALE By owner 6 room strictly modern house, basement, xurnace beautiful lawn, treea and ahrubbery. Double garage. Owner leaving town 1318 West Main. Phone 290-W. HOUSES FOR SALS OR RENT Jackson County Bunding ar Loin Ass n Phone 196 3, 6 AND 10 TO 280-ACKE 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 rurnlsned: good fishing. ROBERTS. Realtor 720 W Second. HAVE several htgh-claas home prop erties in oold Hill, central foint Medford, Ashland, toi sale on rent, al basla or trade tor Portland prop erty Big reduction for cash, see or write E N. Btldd. 40 Granite Ashland. Ore. WHEN vou think ot real estate thir.k 'of. Brown ft White 100 ACRES, well improved, atocked and equipped, close to Meedford; some cash or Income property. Bal ance long time, low Interest. C. A OeVoe. 523-J -2. FOR SALE OR TRADE M A. ranch. Improved New 5 rm house E Ferg. Rt. 3. Box 97. Eagle Point. Ore FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES '30 BUICK 6. rumble seat coupe, 4 new tlree. looks fine. Priced below msrket. Eakln Motor Co., Hudson Dealer. HUDSON Sedan looks snd runs like new. A steal for only 1 125 00. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth FOR 8 ALE 1928 Marmon sport sedan. Oood condition, 1150.00. 1158 Court St. PONTIAC Sedan had 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 Orape. '29 CHEV. truck, dusl aels. good stake bed. A buy. Skinner's Garage. 143 So. Riverside. Phone 102. Bulck Ponttac. FOR SALE 1930 Dodge roadster body. Engine and parts. Call 349-Y. FOR SALl Graham truck Will take part wood or labor. Phone 1352-W 1313 W. Ninth. FOR S.MjB Hudson sedan with car tent and camp outfit 9150 00 cash Phone 957 or B32-R. POR SALE LIVESTOCK WEANER pis for sale. Call evenings: j C H. Andrews. Oold Hill. POR SALE Fre;':i Jfrwy "ox P'none , 1352-W. 7. A. Peffic), 1213 W. 9til. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK POR SALE Weaner pigs. Luke Jen nings. Beagle. quire Farmers & Prultgrowera Bank. FOR SALE Child's riding pony. In- FOR SALE DOGS PETS FOR SALE Fine black and white male Australian shepherd. Reason able. Call 6-F-3. COCKER SPANIEL puppies and dogs and roller canaries. Mra. Jack Thrasher. Jacksonville. Phone 173 FOR SALE POULTRY AND EGGS FOR SALE Colored fryers. cabDage and cucumbers. Phone 951-R. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Blue Damson plums. Portland Ave. FOR SALE I have a few used pianos which I will sell lor balance due on the contract. Easy terms. B. J. Palmer, Real Estate Broker, new lo cation, space lu Palmer Music atore. Tel. 788. FOR SALE Thta week is the time to place your order tor those large J. H Hale peocnee lor canning, deliv ered to your home. B. J. Palmer, Real Estate Broker, new location, space In Palmer Mulc store. Tel. 788. FOR sale; Body fir, Pennsylvania Ave. hardwood. 615 FOR SALE Crawford peaches at Ol son's. Close to Wing's Orchard. FOR SALE Tuscan cling peaches. O B. Morrow. Phone 1524-L. B'OR SALE 1 upright piano. 1 library table, 3 dressers, kltcheu table, call 838 E. Main. FOR SALE Good used baby buggy. Inquire 116 Almond. TOMATOES I ',40 lb. 2 ml. west on Jacksonville Hwy. B. E. Ford. FOR SALE Italian prunes. 7-F-14 after 8:00 p. m. ELBERTAS Ready for canning. C. E. Rose. TUSCAN cling peaches. Glelm Ranch, Talent. ORAVENSTEINS and Maiden Blush apples. Choice of three cows. Whippet Coupe, conditioned. ; Air Motor (wind mill). Oak roll top desk. Grass rig. Two Medlord business lots 60x100. Sell or trade. GEO. L. TRBICHLER Phone 153 - Central Point CHRISTMAS CARDS Big commis sions selling personal greetings, embossed stationerysamples free. 21-folder assortment. Humorous, etching. Everyday. Gift wrapping boxes. Bonuses. Experience unneces ssry. Wallace Brown, 417K, Soutn Hill St., Los Angeles, Cal. HAVE VUUH Ola Wasnei repaired i Reasonable prices Pick's Hardware SACKS 1's and 20.U00 sacks on hand. No. 2's. See us before you buy. Med, rora uargain 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. Flcka' Hardware. FOR SALE Radio, piano, mattress, etc. First house east of tank. Cen tral Point. FOR SALE Gravensteln apples. 7-F-4. DAMSON plums. 4c. 2 mi. west on Jacksonville Hwy. B. E. Ford TOMATOES 1 cent lb. Also peppers, cantaloupes and potatoes. Blankea ahip, ml. west Central Point. FOR SALE Rebuilt second-hand ag ricultural Implements at 39 South Grape. Call and see what ws have. POR SALE Beautiful furniture. Tel. 1651. FOR SALE Dining room set, elec tric range. Ice box. library table, rockera. 608 So. Oakdale. FOR SALE! One Eureka, good con dition, all attachments. Reasonable. Phone 746-Y. FOR SALE Peaches, mile So of White school. Griffin Creek. Henry Huklll. Phone 857-W. PEACHES Not Irrigated. Elbertas, clings. Come early. Victor Tesaltdre, Eagle Point. Phone 34-X-10. FOR SALE Three 8-ft oak showcases, 825.00 each. Coat, new, 180 00 each. Cases are reflnlshed and in excel lent condition. Trowbridge Cabinet Works. FOR SALE Flat top desk with chair practically new. very reasonably priced. Phone 1637-J evenings. FOR SALE! Hay. ground alfalfa, oats, sudan. Helen Herbert. Rt. 4. FOR SALE Peaches; not Irrigated Carney Orchard. Blackwell hill. be. tween central Point and Oold Hill, 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 rsnch. 1 mile southwest of Phoenix. MISCELLANEOUS PERMANENTS at Prevosts Shop. 1 45. cor. Onkdale at 10th. Ph. 727 BUSINESS CHANCES GOOD going lunch room. Reason for selling, write Box 6097. Tribune. EDUCATIONAL SPANISH LESSONS at 119 25c In class. 50c private. PERSONAL REV. NELLIE L. VINCENT Spiritual! consultations. Tel. 289 -R. Vlto Tamulls. young Yankee pitch- , er. throws and bats baseball left handed, but plavs billiards and ping pong right-handed. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstracts. JACKSON CO. ABsTHACl CO. Abstracts ot rule ana rule insurance The inly complete ntle System in Jackson County. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of ntle. Room a s-na a. no o North Central Ave. upstairs Expert Window Cleaner. LEI OEOKOE DO 11 Tel 1113 House cleaning floor waxing ori ental rug cleaning and upholstering Money to Lend MONEY LOANED $50 to $300 for personal or household purposes on House Purnl6hlngs or Autoa; also Cars Refinanced. Loans closed within 30 minutes. License No. S 157. See W. E. Thorns. 45 So. Can. trsl. Piano and Guitar Instruction. FRED ALTON HAiam rescuer ol Piano and Steel Guitar 8ung writ ing service Studio J18 Ube'tj Bunding. Medford Ore Transfer. TRUCKING AND STORAOaV LOCAL and long distance hauling Furni ture moving, etc Reasonable rates fel 833 P E Samson Co HAWLEY 1'RANSFER Expert paoa ers and movent Special livestock moving equipment Prices right 619 North Riverside Phone 615 EADS TRANSFER STOKAUhi CO -Office 1016 No Central Phone 313 Prices right Service guaranteed LEGAL NOTICES Notice of Final Settlement In the county court of the stats of Orewon In and for Jackson Comity. In the Matter of the Estate of Daniel E. Green, sometimes known as D. E. Green, deceased. Notice Is hereby given that I. OUle Green, administratrix ot the estate of Daniel E. Green, sometimes known as D. E. Green, deceased, have renderad and presented to the Court In the above entitled cause, for settlement, my Final Account of my administra tion of said estate, and mat iuesaay, the 10th day of September, 1935. at 10:00 o'clock A. M. In the courtroom of said court in the courthouse at Medford, Jackson County, Oregon, have been appointed as the time and place for settlement of said account. at which time and place any person interested In said estate may appear and file exceptions to the said ac count and contest the same. OLL1E GREEN Administratrix. Boggs At Boggs, Attorneys. NoUce to Creditors. In the County court of the State ot Oregon in and for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of Robert C. Rueschaw. Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned was on the 26th day of July. 1935, appointed Administrator with Will annexed ot the estate of Robert C. Rueschaw. deceased, by order of the County Court, of Jack son County, Oregon. All persons hav ing claims against said estate are re quired to present same, duly vert fled, at the office of Boggs and 83gs, Jackson County Bank Building. Med ford. Oregon, within six months from the date of the first publication which Is made on July 29th. 1935 O. O. BOOOS. Administrator with the Will Annexed. Aged Workers preferred SPRINGFIELD. Mass. (UP) Does a man lose his efficiency after he has readied 40? Thomas Heathecote, re tired engineer, built a cottage. He wouldn't hire any man under 55, and had a carpenter, 71, and ft bricklayer, 76. Use Mai) tribune want ads Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS 1. Pouch 4. Gush 8. Be under ob- II nation It. Bowing Im plement 13. Moleskin coloi 14. Benm of light 15. Defend 17. Clamor 19. Stop 20. Walking stick 21. Reject with disdain t3. Cylindrical and hollow 19. Manner IT. Rlnglffs 23. Proceed 39. Devour 30. Untrue Jl. Cry of th crow S3. ArtleU 13. Thlcic 14. Glut !5. Round room 17. Writing material 15. Vigorous and spirited It. Carry on 10. Unit ot work Solution of Saturday's Puztta SH A PEDpjPOlSERlS LEV E R EpfM A N I TOU ope rateIqVe'ra T E WARp E NMA T ETfijM A P ET AH Mr otv e sjcji t e R J-Q -LP ilK TlTON ES ggcjEjR I S WW 5 TjORE 5j WZffis t e h ad jpf 1 L U T C HjR ESI SjM SLATYj UTS E t A L ES PAT eMaIm A S S fflZ E RIP A vFpoiP A L I SI EM RTT 5.ARAVA N D JM E T Eg IIASRe1e pjce ne rTeTlIe" n TKgjgjzE ItIuIdIeTs 48. River In Switzerland and Franc 48. Deposit 49. Tiny BO. mitchtd 6U Exist DOWN L Soak tin 12. Bang 15. Part of a eurva I. SwIm rlvar 1 i3 r r 7 p o r a o It75 ' WT p H ; M .. (au. audi- 2l m H3 f 1 35 & m3? M5?IZZZS!LZZZI15 40 41 ' 42. 43 t m IIlZZZISZZZ 41 iSo M ss 'Boy Hobo's' Turn to As CTC Is Started in By Dudley Ron CLYDE, Calif. AP)Bojr who re cently were part of the nation's de- preeslon-fed floating population are displaying and developing unauspect ed talents under the curriculum of the Citizens' Training Corps here, first unit In what Is hoped to be ft part of the federal youth program. Practical and mechanical, musical. dramatic, athletic, artistic and even Intellectual abilities are revealing themselves under the stimulus of this transient youths' school here, staff members working under Dr. George O. Smith, corps director, are finding. Publish Weekly Newspaper Within a few weeks after the or ganisation of the corps, whose facili ties are still incomplete, the 300 boys were putting out their own weekly newspaper, staging their own shows even putting on skits in the theatre of ft neighboring town organizing their own athletic contests and plan ning for dances. "I'd rather teach these youngsters than any I have ever tried," J. R. Clifford, instructor in Journalism and history, commented. The "project" method Is mainly used, with practical training along vocational lines In addition to citi zenship courses. Gliders Built In aeronautics, for Instance, two gliders and an old airplane haw been obtained from government service sources to provide laboratory work for the boys. They will tear them down and rebuild them. One of the gliders has been tested for actual flight use, and Doctor Smith said he planned that each qualified youth should complete a three-minute glider flight before fin ishing the course. The same procedure la being fol lowed with gas engines. In seaman ship a fishing boat la being used to provide actual cruising experience. Plenty of Kecrentlon Several athletic stars have already cropped up In sports staged under the direction of Richard Worden, former Griffin Creek GRIFFIN CREEK, Aug. 26. (Bpl.) Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Wilson ol Sams Valley spent Sunday at the Wllber Klme home. Recent callers at the McKay homo were Mrs. Lillian Gray of Los Ange les, and Mrs. Sadie Walker of Fargo, N. D. Recent callers at the E. Hurd home were Mr. and Mrs. William Allan and son and daughter, who were touring the coait. Mr. Allen Is Mayor of Ames, Iowa, former home of the Hurds. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Ireland ot Los Angeles have been vlaltlng hore at the home of her brother, Rupert Snyder. While here they all enjoyed a trip to Crater Lake. Mrs. Warner Klmbsll and daugh ter, Mrs. Albert Young, entertained at the Kimball home on Kings high way August 15, honoring Mrs. Allen Cameron with a shower, at which time she received many lovely gifts. Cross-Word Puzzle. I. Bay window 10. Had being 11. Complement of a hook 1. Revolve 18. llurden 20. Imprecation 21. Daub 22. Musical !n- itrumtnt 21. City tn Oklahoma 24. Child's marble 25. Oareman 'il. Confectionery 30. Swordsmen 31. First magnl tude star about 40 light yeara distant 83. Double 34. Kind of dry granulated starch Armistice Peeled I. Outdoor gam 4. Drinking mug b. Agreement 6. Not at horn 7. To a hlghsr point I. Capable of being held or defended 37. 39. 40. Diminish Part of the mouth Uetalllftroue 41. rock il. Intimidate 43. Spike of corn 44. Color 47. That toy t1 U 1 T i S4'.v4J V, ft Ml i In the buck ground are some of the boys taken from transient shelters nnl enrolled In the CltieenV Training corps, a new type of sehiMtl, oper ated with federal funds at Clyde, Cullforttla. In the fort-ground, one of the youths taking the six-mouth course Is seen working over copy for the corps' weekly newspaper. Stanford football player who Is physl-. cal Instructor. Outside of the regularly super- vised curriculum, the corps members are given ample opportunity for In- formal recreation and "passes" for the evening or over ft weekend. 1 After an enjoyable evening Ice cream and cake were served. About twenty guests enjoyed the evening, i A 7-pound boy waa born to Mr. and Mrs. Allen Doty August 33. Mrs. Doty was Miss Marie Ouches before her marriage. Mother and son are getting along fine. Mr. and Mrs. James Lemon of Cottage Grove visited recently with their granddaughter, Mrs. Donald Broun. While here all enjoyed a picnic and swimming party on the Applegate. Miss Lorraine Olllman spent the past week with Cella Stearns. The school house Is being cleaned now In readiness tor school which starts Tuesday, September 3. Chil dren should come prepared to stay all day. f STEHlLINO, Au. 36. (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith of Medford v tailed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Arpan Aug. 30. Dan Pierce and family of Thomp son creek visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Dutton, Aug. 33. D. Ford MoCormlck of Medford was i visitor at the Sterling Mine, Aug. 33. Glenn Beard motored to Phoenix Aug. 18. Mrs. It. Nelaon who haa been 111 for some time la much better. Wallace Dutton and family of Med ford visited on Sterling creek, Aug 17. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Knapps are happy parents of a baby girl. Mr. and Mrs. Knappa are making their home at Phoenix at this time. Albert Nelson who haa been em ployed In the woods at Klamath Palls la at home for a few days, Sams Valley SAMS VALLEY, Aug. 39. (Spl.) After many weeka of auffering Jamea MoFadden paaaed away Thuraday Af ter a lingering lllnena. Several mem ber, of the family arrived from north ern and eaatern Oregon and were at the bedside when death occurred. The body waa ahlpped back i't the old home at Itedmond for burial Mr. Mc Padden had made lils heme In this district the past 8 yeara and was well known for his usual happy disposi tion and cheerful greetlnga. Hla faith ful devoted wife has the sympathy of the neighborhood In her sorrow. All merchants and business men of the valley, who advertised on the Sams Valley dropurtaln are cordial ly Invited to attend the banquet giv en In their honor by the grangers at the school house Wednesday evening. Mra. O. R. Tresham recently return ed from several daya visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. W. DePord of Sliver Lake. Mrs. Tresham 4tat.es that a few day. after her return Sliver Lake experienced a killing frost thai deprived the gardnera of almost all growing vegetables. Mr. and Mrs. C. Blckerstaff, who own a farm here, arrived from Port land last week and are enjoying a va cation on their ranch and among friends In tha valley. Tho Bicker- staff, left here two years ago to ac cpt a position Dear Portland. KEEP. COOL and ENJOY meali and I fountain tervtoa at tha What Not I New air conditioner. Sterling Education California 4K r &s!r Bugle calls regulate each day's pro- gram: starting with first call at 6:15 a. m., mesa at 7 a. m., drill at 7:45, school sessions from 8:30 to 11:80, mess at noon, school again from 1 to 3:30 p. m., retreat at 6:65 followed by mess again and taps at 10 p. m. Galloping Rider Carried Hot News For J'ville Extra Publication of an extra after welting three days to receive the news by horseback sounds Incred ible In this day ot high speed news agenclea, yet Emll Brltt. pioneer resident of Jacksonville, Is In pos session of such a papnr. A diminu tive sheet measuring three and a half by four and a half Inches, the extra bears the following ac count of 76 years flt?o: The Xrminel EXTRA Jacksonville, Monday, Septem ber 19, 4 p. M. By Telegraph Death of Senator Broderlck Yreka, Sept. 17. 18S9. By telegraph from San Fran olaoo, September 19th, 11 o' clock, A. M., to Yreka office: D. O. Broderlck died at twenty minutes past nine o' clock thla morning. There Is considerable ex oliment In town In regard to duel. Judga Terry It In Sacra mento. Since the nearest telegraph of fice waa located at Yreka. the measuge was brought oy horse back to Col. T'Voult, editor of The Sentlnental at Jacksonville, the town's first newspaper. Tho two men fought over a po litical issue, Mr. Brltt said, Brod erlck being a republican and Ter ry a democrat. Broderlck'a friends said that Terry took unfair ad vantage In the duel, which occur red near San Francisco. Mention of the fight was made In an ar ticle on early day events In Cali fornia published In the San Fran cisco Call Bulletin a few months sgo. EDISON, JR., DIES I AILMENT SPRrNOFIELD. Mass., Aug. 36. (AP) Thomaa A. Edison Jr., eldest son of tha late Inventor, died In hotel here yesterday of coronary thrombosis. He was 59 years old. With hla chauffeur and W. H. Htld ebrand. vice president and traffic manager of the Thomas A. Edison company, Edison was returning to his home at East Orange, N. J.. after a visit at the summer home ot hla half brother, Charles Edison, at Lake Bunapee, N. H. The three registered at the hotel Friday night. A ahort time later he suffered a heart attack. Death oc curred at 3 a. m. yesterday. Edison waa head of the research engineering department In the Thom aa A. Edison company'a plant at East Orange, N. J. He was one of three children of his father's first mar riage, to the late Mary Still well. , Truck Driver Held For Death of Lad ROSEBURO, Ore.. Aug. 30 (API Qeorge Thomas, 36, waa under arrest today on a charge of Involuntary manslaughter following a coroner'a Jury verdict yesterday that he waa responsible for his creamery truck accident In which Jack Harding, Jr. 16. waa killed. Harding was the son of Mr. and Mra. J. A. Harding. pro prletors of the Umpqua hotel here. Phone 643 We'll haul away your refuse. City Sanitary Service. AIR MAIL SCHEDULES FROM MEDFORD AM-11. Trip 6. (Closing time, 11:40 P H. at Medfordl Lt. 12:15 A.M. Medford. Ar. 2:30 A M. Oakland. Cal. 8 2:55 A.M. San Francisco, s 4:15 A.M. Fresno, Cal.s 6:08 A.M. Bakeraf Icid, Cal. 8 6:50 A.M. Los Angeles, Cal.S 7:24 A.M. San Diego, Cal.S Principal eastern points reached vl AMP at Los Angeles, Calif. Lv. 9:40 AM. Los Angeles. Cal.S Ar. 2:45 P.M. Albuquerque, N. M. 8 8 25 P.M. Kansas City, Mo. S 10:30 P M. St. Louis. Mo. s 11:50 P.M. Indianapolis, Ind.S 6:00 AM. Chicago. Ill.N 1:18 AM. Columbus, O.N 8:33 A.M. Pittsburg. Pa. N 5:10 A.M. Washington, D.C.J 5:19 A.M. Philadelphia. Pa. N 8:00 A.M. New York, N.Y.N 8:30 AM. Hartford, Conn.N 9:15 A.M. Boston. Mass. N 11:00 A.M. Washington. D.C.N 2:15 P.M. Charleston, S.C.N 3:35 P.M. Jacksonville. Fla. N 8:00 P.M. Miami, Fla. N AM-11, Trip S. (Closing time. 4:55 A.M. Medford) Lv. 6:30 A.M. Medford. AT. 7:05 A.M. Portland. S 8:03 A M. Tacoma, Wash. S 8:35 A.M. Seattle, Wash. S 3:00 P.M. Seattle, Wash. S 3:85 P M. Spokane. Wash. 5 Lr. Ar. 7:05 P.M. Butte, Mont.S 8:35 P.M. Billings. Mont.S 11:40 P.M. Blsmarck-Mandan, If. Dak.S 3:05 A.M. Fargo, N. D.N 3:40 A.M. Minneapolis, Mlnn.aT 8:86 A.M. St. Paul, Minn. N Ar. " 5:46 A.M. Milwaukee, wis. N " 6:30 A.M. Chicago, llt.N " 11:48 A.M. Cleveland, O.N " 3:17 P.M. New York. N.Y.N " 4:55 PM. Washington, D.C.N AM-11. Trip 1 (Closing time. 1:33 P.M. Medford) Lv. 3:07 P.M. Medford. Ar. 3:43 P.M. Portland. 8 " 4 :45 P.M. Tacoma, Wash. S " :07 P.M. Seattle, Wash. 8 AM-11, Trip 3. (Closing time, 10:30 A.M. at Medford) Lv. 11:05 A.M. Medford. Arr. 1 :00 P.M. Sacramento, Cal. s " 1:35 P.M. Oakland, Cal. 8 M 3:00 P.M. San Francisco, Cal.S " 4:17 P.M. Los Angeles, Cal.S Principal eastern points reached via AMF at Loa Angeles, Calif., with con nection, from all points reached. Lv. 6:00 P.M. Los Angeles. Cal.s Ar. 3:35 A M. Kansas City, Mo.N " 8:45 A.M. Chicago, HI. N " 1:30 P.M. Cincinnati, O.N " 9:43 A.M. Plttaburg, Pa.N " 11:10 A.M. Washington, D.C.N " 11:38 A.M. New York, N.Y.N Southern route via AMF Loa Ange les, Calif. Ar. 4:17 P.M. Loa Angeles. Cal.s Lv. 7:00 P.M. Los Angeles. Cal. a Ar. 9:33 PJI. Phoenix, Ariz. 8 " 11:42 P.M. Tucson, Arlr.s " 3:03 A.M. Bt Paso, Tex. N " 7:34 A.M. Ft Worth, Tex. N " 9:65 AM. Houston, Tex. N " 11:35 A.M. San Antonio. Tex. N " 1 :30 P.M. Brownsville, Tex. N " 8:33 A.M. Dallas, Tex. N " 11:13 A.M. Memphis, Tenn. N " 13:35 P.M. Nashville, Tenn. N " 3:18 P.M. Louisville, Ky.N " 3:06 P.M. Cincinnati, O.N " 5:15 P.M.Columbus, Ohio. N " 6:11 PM. Cleveland. Ohio. N 11:31 A.M. Shreveport, La. N " 3:04 P.M. Jackson, Miss. N " 7:00 P.M. New Orleans. La. N " 8:14 PJil. Meridian, Mlas.N " 4:40 PM. Birmingham. Ala. N " 6:10 P.M. Atlanta, Qa.N AM-11, Trip 30, Dally, Kxcept Sunday and Holidays. (Closing time, 6:45 PM. at Medford) Lv. 6:30 PJU. Medford. Ar. 8:35 P.M. Oakland, Calif. S " 9 :00 P.M. San Francisco, Cal. Principal eaatern points reached via. Oakland, Calif,, with connections from all points reached. Lv. 10:40 P.M. Ar. 3:35 A.M. " 11:65 A.M. " 1:03 P.M. " 3:43 P.M. " 7:39 P.M. " 7:44 P.M. " 8:45 P.M. " 6:48 P.M. " 7:36 P.M. " 8:06 P.M. " 9:35 P.M. " 9:45 P.M. " 13:35 A.M. " 3:40 A.M. M 8:35 A.M. " 6:00 A.M. ' 9:17 PJU. " 9:18 A.M. Neb.N oils. Minn. If , Mlnn.N Detroit, Mlch.N Jacksonville. Fla. 3 Miami, Fla. 3 New York, N Y N Note: S flame day. N Next day. 3 Third day. ICKES RULES 'FRISCO VIOLATES POWER LAW WASHINGTON , Aug. 2 (AP ' Secretary Ickea ruled today that tha city of San Francisco waa violating the Raker act by selling power from the Hetch-Hetcby dam to the Pacific O as and Light company. Declaring be came to this conclus ion "with reluctance." Ickea said then were two waya for the city to finance building Its own distribution system: either by holding a referen dum to sponsor a general bond Issue, or by amending It charter to per mit lasuanoe of bonds secured aolely by the distribution system. Tli case had been before the In terior department in one form or an other for the last 13 years. Oregon Weather. Pair and continued warm tonight and Tuesday: but becoming unset tled iou'.'Test portion; moderate winds, mostly easterly, oft the coast.