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page mm Vv.'A.UlVl WA.U.VU0 I Vv'kKVUO SIeLL. UttfctV v -rT1ir T i TiiY TiT T r -1 ..ii --r "l7iir-i'--Jm-'--l--r 1 n .mm BfrrTfT'fO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOIiD, OREGON. "WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2. 1935. pjyr-Tr; ii liUV Read every ad on tils page. Vou wl probably find e actly the thing yoo want U boy or sell. If It Isn't there, advertise. t ' Inexpensive. effective. RATES rer word first Insertion (Minimum 15c) Each additional Insertion. per word (Minimum 10c) rer line per month without copy changes Phone 75 FOE WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST 6.20 balloon truck tire on J'vllle Hwy. Return to 515 Penn. . Ave. LOST Pair horn-rimmed glasses, brown case. Leave at Tribune office. LOST Between postofflce and court house, small leather purse contain ing currency. Return to Mrs. tTurn baugh, care courthouse. LOST Collie dog. ..Answers to name of "Dollie." Call St. Mary's Acad emy. Reward. LOST Diamond dinner ring, Satur day night. Reward. Tel. 1430-J-2. LOST 4 keys tied on string. Please phone 203. FOUND Boy's blue wool sweater. Owner may have by Identifying ' same and paying for adv. Tribune . office. LOST Man's black leather purse on South Riverside. Reward. O. C. Cracraft. Phoenix, Ore. LOST Flshlna: rod and reel between Doddln Falls and Dodge bridge via Oold Hill. Liberal reward. Slater Johnston, near Dodge bridge. LOST Diamond ring. Reword. In quire Tribune office. LOST If dog Is missing, calU616, WANTED MALE HELP EXPERIENCED sheep herder: give age; If single or married. Box 4394, Tribune. MEN WANTED Diesel minded, me cbalncally Inclined, now being se leceted to train for opportunities In this field. See Mr. J. S. Bamett. 727 So. Central. MALE AND FEMALE WANTED All who enjoy a gl nome cooked chicken dinner to come to the Cathollo Parish Hall Tuea. eve. Serving from 5 to 7:30. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED 3 women: one. general housework; one assist In milk de pot. Call at 523 E. Main, mornings or evenings after 6:00.. WANTED High school girl to assist with housework. Experience nec essary. Mrs. H. 8. Deuel, 1100 So. Oakdale. WANTED To buy wheel chair. Must be In good condition. Red Cross. WANTED Experienced middle-aged waitress. Diamond Cafe. WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Reliable woman wishes work by hour. Phone evenlnga around 6. 437-X. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS CLOSED car going to Olympla or Se attle Friday ;ejroom for four; help pay expenses. References exchang ed. Address Box 4308, Tribune. WANTED To buy like rent, home with small acreage, close to Med ford. Box 4372, Tribune. WANTED Work horse. Write N. E. Judy, Rt. 1, Mcdford. WANTED A mahogany or walnut of fice desk. Call 109. TRANSPORTATION wanted to Port land Thursday, by gentleman: share expenses. Phone 522-M. WILL PAY CASH for '34 or '33 model car or equity. Tel. 1298. LADY desires transportation to Chi cago; share expenses. Box 4279. Tribune. EMPTY FURNITTJKE VAN returning from Tacoma. Washington Oct. 7. rants load from there or way points. Phone 815. Hawley Transfer WANTED Used furniture, tools, etc Berrydale 2nd Hand Store. IB03 No Riverside. Phone 268. WX PAY up to ts.oo for nv-n's used suits Will H. Wilson. 32 No Front St. WANTED Men's used suits and shoes. 318 E Msln St. Used Ward robe Shop. WANTED We pay cash for household goods, furniture and stoves. We also buy metals, hides, pel's, wool and mo hair. MEDFORD BAROAIN HOUSE. 27 N. Drape St. Phone 1062. WANTED Heifers calves. Write Ruby SV-hulz. Beagle. Oregon. WANTED Beef cattle. vee,l. lambs, and pasture. J. J Osenbrug. FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT 725 Alder, furnished. 17 50 month, water paid. Mrs. F Tioe. i FOR EE NT HOUSES FOR RENT email 4-room house. 3 miles from Prospect: modem. Tel. 24-R. or write Mr. S. 8. Welch, 828 N. Central, Medford. FOR RENT 5-room modern house; 30. Call 335 8. Riverside. FOR RENT Newly decorated 4 -room suite in beautiful Holly Apartmenta Frlgldatre, electrlo range, bullt-lns. Warm, quiet and refined. Secorid door north of postofflce. Call 1397-R for appointment. SMALL furnished house, 13 8. Ivy. FOR RENT 3-room house No. 838 E. Jackson. Apply to W. H. Lydlard. FOR RENT 5-room furnished house, near schools, close In. 805 W. 10th. Ask for Patrick. FOR RENT Modern 3-room furn. house. 1140 W. 9th. FOR RENT 829 W. 11th 8t $25.00 per month. 722 Dakota, e30.00 per month. Call Jackson Co. Blag and Loan Association. 195. FOR RENT Modern furnished 4- bedroom home on East Main St., opposite Olenn Oak Court, $50.00 montn. can itw. FOR RENT OR SALE Our home on Jacksonville Hwy. Dr. B. W. Hoff man. Phone 662. FOR RENT Homes furnished or unfurnished. Brown & White. FOB RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Furnished apt.: steam heat. Frlgldatre, hot water and gar age. 503 8. Holly St. FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS ' HEATED furnished room. 812 So. Oakdole. ATTRACTIVE rooms, 404 8. Grape. FOR RENT ROOM BOARD ROOM and BOARD In beautiful home, every convenience. 344 No. Central, RATES reasonable at 716 B. Main. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Ranch. Outside range. Grain hay for sale. Moore. 6 ml. out of Jacksonville on Ruch Hwy. BACHELOR APIS, 445 So. Front. FOR RENT Business location, room 16x50. Will remodel to suit tenant. Apply Mall Tribune. FOR EXCHANGE FOR SALE OR TRADE Sahrples cream separator, 2 8-months-old heifers, dipping vat. 2-bottom Oliver disc tractor plow. Want good light two-wheel trailer; must be built low; also feeder hogs. Lewis smltn Talent. TRADE Columbia Qraphonola, fine oak cabinet In good condition, large selection of records, for wood. 37 Tripp St. after 6 p. m. FOR SALE OR TRADE About 60 chickens. Will trade for milk cow pay difference. 531 Effle St. Call evenings. y FOR EXCHANGE ESTATE -REAL FOR SALE OR TRADE 30 ceres good land, fenced; 13 acres in cultlra- .. iivin,. r.T-.na Prlr BAO. Will take' team of work horses or tractor and macmnery aown payment.. u quire Mrs. H. S. Lynch, Talent. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 160 acres timber, some ninii- tv tjnm or late sedan or pickup for part. Rachel Perry. Sam vaney. por hale Almost new 6 room mod ern home In Medford. Price (2850.00. $850 down. Balance siu.uu monthly. Inquire 404 Berrydale Ave. after o p. m. WHEN you think of real estate think of Brown 4 wmie. nvM? S4T.U nn trade, Mv aultv In modern home, ft mile from city limits. Tel. oao-u. FOR SALE Modern new 5-room home. 4 acres: lartre chicken house 3 miles out. Small down payment. Terms on balance. Box 424. Mall Tribune. FOR SALE Federal Land Bank farms. Convenient terms. Call Warren Patterson. Central Point, or write C. A. Barnes, 1163 Oak St.. Eugene. Oregon. EAST SIDE home, double plumbing. hard wood floors, fireplace. line Isrge grounds, with fruit and shade; priced at a sacrifice for quick sale; 700 will nanaie, dm a nee oi vd-jw easv oavmenta at 6. Nice 4-room modern houe with ff&raae: newly finished inside and out; HflOO, only 9160 down balance easy payments at 7 per cent int. 6-Room stucco in excellent condi tion, oaved street, nice lot. shade, 12500, only $250 down and balance easy terms. BROWN A WHITE. Realtors. 104 W. Main. BOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT Jackson County Building Lon Ass'n Phone 10ft HAVE severs! high-class home prop erties in Oold HUl. Central foim Medford. Ashlsnd fot sale on rent al basis or trade for Portland or.P erty. Big reduction for cash bee or writ E n Btiaa. to ursruie Ashland. Ore. 100 ACRES well improved, storked and eouloDed. close to Meedrord; tome cash or income property Bal snce long time, low interest o a DeVoe. 623-J-3 FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Purebred Ramboullett rams. Oolpb Phlpps. Crater Lake highway. FOR SALE One dandy Jersey htlfer and any -old ceu, also one pureorea Shropshire ram, or will trade. John u Neaion. Central Point. FOR SALE Two milk cows. Can be seen at Rt. . Eagle Point. CUr ence Webb. FOR SALE -S Jersey Heifers, a caivw. a dilry cowa. hay and Pasture. I B. Uao. Afpiniaiw, Or. I FOR SALE-LIVESTOCK GOOD milk cow. Box 385 Rosa Lane, !i mile from J'vllle highway. FOR SALE Souno gantie horse suitable for women or ehlldren 203 Mountain Ave. Ashland. Ore 2nd house below S P. track. FOE SALE AUTOMOBILES CHEVROLET Panel Delivery. A-l con dition. Priced for qulcq sale. Walt for the 1934 Dodge and Plymouth, here soon. PIERCE ALLEN MOTOR CO. USED CAR SALS BIO REDUCTIONS One 1933 Plymouth 4-door Sedan: aldemounts and extras. 1933 Plymouth Sedan: 5 wheels. 1931 Ford 8 Victoria Coupe. 1930 Ford "A" 2-door Sedan. 1934 Plymouth Coupe DeLuxe. 1928 LaSalle Sedan. 1934 Panel Delivery. 1928 Oldsmoblle Roadster. 1931 Harley Motorcycle. LANOE MOTOR CO. (Formerly Armstrong Motors.) 38 N. Riverside. Phone 18. FOR SALE By owner, 1934 Plymouth coupe. Bargain ii soia mis ween. inquire 38 no. Riverside, xei. la. DODGE, leather upholstered sedan six good tires, tip-top shape. $85.00. Eakln Motor Co.. Hudson dealer. 1929 CHEV. coach with Karl-Keen trunk. Special at 9195.00. Eakln Mo tor Co., Hudson dealer. . HUDSON Sedan, fine condition, very cheap. Call 957 or 832 -R. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE Used piano, good practice piano s4a.QU. b. j. paimer. Tel. ion FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE 24 Barred Rock hens and pullets: 8 thorobred white Minorca pullets. Tel. 869-M or inquire last house lefthand side of Lozler Lane, FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Bed springs and mattress and bureau, lies w. 8th. PETITE prunes 75a hundred. Leo Young, Columbus Ave. off Stewart, Tel. 10nF-13. HOUSEHOLD goods, range, dresser, an tique couch, canned rruit, neater. 305 Portland Ave. FOR SALE Furniture and furnish ings, practically new. Walnut bed room suite, living room suite, rugs, occasional tables, pictures, books numerous other articles, priced for quick sale. 128 So. Pioneer, Ashland. NEW CHEVROLET PARTS Piston and Pins, complete .95 Piston Rings, compression... - .08 Piston Rings, oil - 15 Many other items at give away prices. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. FOR SALE WOOD RANGES 1 Toledo, range, with warming oven, colled, reconditioned, 625.00. 1 Universal wood range, warmer, In good condition, $20.00. 1 Colonial Jr.. semi enamel, all steel top, colled, $32.50. 1 Nearly new Home Comfort, full enamel; to be sold for half of the original price. 1 Home Comfort, full enamel, $60. 1 Small, Wonder range, full en amel, colled, steel top, $30.00. CALIFORNIA ORGEON POWER CO. FOR SALE Late peaches, not irri gated. Carney Orchard. Blackwell HUl, between Central Point and Gold Hill. FOR SALE Heating stovo, pipe and damper, $2.00. 723 McAndrews, PEACHES. PLUMS, l'c lb; grapes 2c lb. Huklll, ft mile south white Griffin Creek school. FOR SALE SLECTRIO RANOES 1 Full auto. West., 3 units, semi enamel, $30.00. 1 Reconditioned Hotpolnt, aeml enamel, 920.00. I Monarch, full enamel, with 18" oven and broiler, four units, $60.00. 1 Universal, 3 units, large size oven, $20.00. 1 Standard, 4 units, large oven, semi enamel, $20.00. CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER CO. FOR SALE Beautiful Inlaid linoleum and heatrola, all In good condition. duo so. Riverside, evenings. FOR SALE Grapes for Juice and Jelly. 3o lb. Phone 855 -U GRAPES Concords and Thompson Seedless. Tel. 869-M or Inquire last nouse lertnand side or Lozler Lane. FRUIT HAULERS Petite prunes for sale cneap. Phone 431-J. FOR SALE Ground alfalfa, $12 ton; also farm Implements. Helen Her bert, Rt. 4. WE HAVE one "Breese Burnoll" cir culating heater and one "Superfex" oil-burning heater, large size, new. cost $125 00; sell $65.00 each. Box 4309, Tribune. FOR SALE Range, cheap. Austin's Fruit Stand, 2 miles south of Ash' land, Pacific highway. FOR SALE Petite prunes. J. W, Shirley, 211 Vancouver. FOR SALE Delicious apples. M. F Young, Willow Springs road, Cen tral point. Ore. FOR SALE Red fryers, milk and corn fed. Chss. Nehss in lane off second curve of Buckshot hill road. FOR SALE Couch, heater, carpet, ft replace screen. Phone 407-Y. 415 Edwards. FOR SALE Italian and Petite prunes. Phone 7-F-14 FOR SALE Ptpe. mill and mine ma chinery. 1617 N. Riverside. CUCUMBERS Mrs. Doe. 1700 Prune St. FOR SALE O rapes. J. A. Manke. 3 miles east of Jacksonville, adjoin ing former Clancy orchard. BUY nice large apples now at Walnut mere, or pick yourself. Severs! va rieties, low prices. B. E. Foss. Talent. FOR SALE Alfalfa bay In field; I'.O per ton. Alloa Hanley Rancb. FOR SALE Electric raruge. like new Eads Tratufer. 1015 No. Central. FOR BALE All :Dd. of apples. Tel. UJ-U FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS PRUNES 1c lb., you pick 'era. lic lb. picked. TOMATOES No, l'S 10 lb. DAMSON PLUMS-8tf lb. We Deliver. B. E. FORD. 3 miles west on J'vllle highway. Phone 731-R. FOR SALE Grapes and grape juice. Mrs. Mary s. Clsrkson. Ross Lane Phone 510-R-l. APPLES Delicious. Bennetts and others varieties. Gebhard's. Central Point. H mile north Bear Creek bridge. MISCELLANEOUS WIN 83.250.00 Can you make 5 three-letter words using the letters In the word "Par amount"? Rush your answer to G. F. Stay ton, Dept. Dl. Des Moines, Iowa, and you will get opportunity to Win $2,250.00. 9 REWARD for ' return of Golden Cocker Spaniel pup, 5 months old; answers to name of Sonny. Phone 787 or see Sheriff Syd I. Brown. HAVE YOUR old washer repaired. Reasonable prices. Flck'a Hardware. 8T. MARK'S GUILD Rummage Sale. Saturday. Sept. 28. next to Strang's Drug Store. Clothing, dishes, many useful articles. LADIES, LOOK I Have your sewing machine looked at and adjusted It is FREE. Singer Sewing Machine Co... 3 No. Bartlett or Phone 782 CLASSICAL and popular piano les sons. Apollo Plsno Studio. 316 E Main. HATTIE REAME3 WHITE. Teacher of Piano. High school credits given Studio 220 Laurel. Phone 449-M. HAVE new wringer rolls Installed In your old washer. Any make avail able. Bargrl'n prices this month only. Flck's Hardware. BUSINESS CHANCES WANTED Partner In shingle mill. I have 6,000,000 feet of sugar pins. Box 4224, Tribune. FOR RENT Going service station and cabin site on main highway In Medford. This Is a paying business and a good opportunity for in dividual or family with aoproxl mately $600 Please write P O. Box 1074. Medford. If interested. ' BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON COUNTY . ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title and 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. Expert Window Cleaners. LET GEORGE DO IT Tel. 1172. House cleaning, 'floor waxing, ori ental rug cleaning and upholstering. Piano and Qui rat Instruction. FRED ALTON HAJGHT Classical and modern piano instruction. MEL CHORD for every one. The only method that never (ails. Studio. 318 Liberty Bldg.. Medford, Ore. Transfer. TRUCKING AND STORAGE Local and long distance hauling, furni ture moving, etc. Reasonable rates. Tel. 833. F. E. Samson Co. HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pack ers and movers. Special livestock moving equipment. Prices right. 619 North Riverside. Phone 615. EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO Office 1015 No. Central, phone 315. Prices right. Service guaranteed. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS 1. Afr.ib (. Boi 9. Locomotlvs driver's aheltar IX Famous traln- sr of rac. hones It. Italian river 14. Cereal grass IS Crackle IT Anger . 18 Hackneyed It. ayptlan solar disk to. Inhahliant of: sums tt Bllal 14. Title of Mohammed zs. lame beU 37. Karrastln 1 Lively dancw 13 Deep fforg. X4. Animated II Princely Ital ian family ST. Hardeo II Allow 40. Spike of com 41. Entangle. 48. Rink 41 Yale 41 Went back to SO Flowed II Unclme Solution of Yesterday't Puzzle VII SQP.mT R U EA LIP1S IjNtr H US I A S Mggj R A R E 1 Itobad g eMcIAIdJe t Ll5toPNE E jjAR Mj S O pJoiN 0 SjAGEpTflN AiNp U BMfIr OjWiAlR Dlj L OlTMf AB L gS'H O I Els' u t aihms l aindm"ajnn a mm r eTdMa parItaic t fK OlvyjAlR olsE AjRYlE TIaM. ETfpfo A MT RIEJE Og OjE 5TAP ElKWTl. K PjL ANREM ET5T AfB L E SjElRlEliiEluWRMglRirsts St. Sea flchtlni force It. Unit of work S4. Chinees eecret society II. Body lolnt DOWN I. Part of a ourvs t. And not 3. Female eheep ' I2 3 K W I6 17 I a WMl ' 'o I" ' III m HHHa 20 22p23 mm W 5t , 27 ZS 2f jjr Jl tl HI 33 , 1 34 35 1Z aaI 5 JWMi 5 Ii57 if"3 i I I I I . , I I I LJ I I ' BUSINESS DIRECTORY Money to Lend MONEY LOANED 50 to 300 for personal or household purposes on House Furnishings or Autos; also Cars Reflnunced. Loans closed within 30 minutes. License No. S 157. See W. E. Thomas, 45 So. Cen tral. LEGAL NOTICES Notice for rtibllratlun. Department of the Interior. U. S. Land Office at Rose burg. Oregon, August 28th, 1935. Notice is hereby given that Stephen F. Smith of Talent, Oregon, who, on October 30th. 1930. made Homestead entry Serial No. 019314, for SW'4 SV i. Section 21, Township 38 S., Range 1 W., Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of Intention to make final three-year proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Victor A. Tengwftld, U. 8. Commis sioner, at Medford, Oregon, on the 8th day of October, 1&35. nmimant names as witnesses: H. H, Corliss. Eric Wold. Kenneth Mosser, Robert Mosser, all of Talent. Ore. ROBERT E. CRAWFORD. Acting Register. City Treasurer's Notice of Bond Pai)ieut. Notice Is hereby given that there will be funds on hand November 1, 1935. for the redemption of tht fol lowing improvement bonds: CITY OF MEDFORD IMPROVEMENT BONDS Series No. S, dated May 1, 1931. Nos. 1 to .17 Inclusive. Interest on above bonds will cease after November 1, 1935. GUS H. SAMUELS, Treasurer of the City of Medford, Oregon. City Warrants Called for Payment. Notice Is hereby given that there are funds on hand for the redemp tion of all Warrants Issued on the General Fund of the City of Medford, Interest to cease after October 4, 1935. Dated this 2nd day of October, 1935. GUS H. SAMUELS, City Treasurer. City Treasurer's Notice of Bond . Payment. Notice la hereby given that there will be funds on hand November 1st, 1935, for the redemption of the fol lowing Improvement bonds: CITY OF MEDFORD IMPROVEMENT BONDS Series No. 4. dated May 1, 1931. Nos. 1 to 68 Inclusive. Interest on above bonds will cease after November 1, 1935. GUS H. SAMUELS. Treasurer of the City of Medford, Oregon. ROSEBURG LEADER LY ROSEBURG, Ore., Oct. a. (P) A, O. (Bert) Sutherland, 65. for many years prominently identified with Roseburg and Douglas county finan cial circles, died suddenly at his home here last night as the result of a heart aliment. He was born January 18, 1870, at Palatine, 111., where he became train ed In accounting'. In 1802 he accom panied a group of Chicago sportsmen to Oregon on a hunting trip, and de cided to remain in Douglas county making his home here for the past 43 years. At the time of his death he was president of the Umpqua Savings and Loan company. Mr. Sutherland was a member of the Masonic and Elks lodges. He is survived by his wife, former ly Mrs. Jean B. Pitts, to whom he was married here, October 30, 1936, Phone 042 We'll naul away your refuse City Sanitary Service. Cross-Word Puzzle 11. Part of the verb "to bar" 16. Slaacullna nam II. Living 30. Complement of bam 31. Cleansing agent 31 Joining ths oolors 34. Collection al facte XI. Trtangulay til sets 38. Commanding 81. Architectural pier 10. Ogle 33. Fruit etona 35. Football team 39. It Is: contr. 41. Nothing more the n 4t. vVlngllks 43. Characteristic fruit of the jrourd fam- 44. Part of a obaln 4H Decay 47. r.lghf brown 48. Night bffore sn event 41. Color Cried Ala.ter of satire One who talks . Idly Poker terra fish eicgs Find fnult Northernmost fiolnt of the Kle of II an 10! Gold Hill OOLD HILL, Oct. 3. (Spl.) The Methodist Epworth league had a welner roast on Oalla creek on Fri day evening. The young people en Joyed games, stunts and Jokes, be sides roasting welners and marsh mallows. Those enjoying the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Olenn Phillips. Evelyn end Vemlce Martin. Mildred and Lucille Smith. Sybil Walker, Syl via Croft, Virginia Shoemaker, Lor raine Force. Jack Martin, Robert Mul lln, Herbert Neudel, Donald Cotton and Quy Dlslmlnl. Misses June Moore. Louise Smith and Astl and Delta walker of the Southern Oregon Normal school, vlalt ed home folks over tne week-end. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Davis of Salem, formerly of this city, were renewing old acquaintances here Friday. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Drake were Sun day visitors at Wolf Creek, taking dinner with the Norton family, and also visiting the Lances and Meunlers. Mr. end Mrs. Jas. Chlsholm left last week for a two weeks' camping trip tn the Meadows. Wm. Pomeroy and lamlly left Tues day for Washington. They have been camped for some time on Kanea creek. Mrs. Atvln Ouldl returned last week from San Franolsoo, where she has been receiving treatment for her eyes, Mrs. Ruby Mayfleld and family moved last week Into the Ross house back of the schoolhouse. Ed Bolt fell from a scaffold last week, bruiting himself quite badly and hurting his right side, but break ing no bones. He is still confined to his home, but hopes to be out soon. Miss Augusta Hackbarth of Sacra ment and Mrs. A. Irving Rlvett and daughter Leora, left Wednesday for their homes, having visited for sev eral days with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cen ters and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wllmer Bailey have reutrned from Sawyer, Bar, Cal., where Mr. Bailey has been working. Miss Gladys Smith had dental work done In Medford Saturday and visited over Sunday with her sister. Miss Zelda Smith. R. E. Blankenburg, local editor, had the misfortune to fall Into a cellar while playing outdoor games at a party Saturday night. He received painful bruises which confined blm to hla home several days, but will .not Interfere with the printing of the paper on Thursday. Dr. and Mrs. L. D. Inskeep were callers tn this city Saturday. Harold Otst of Hamilton Field, Cel., was a week-end visitor In this city. Dr. Sleeter was a professional oaller tn this city Sunday evening. Sams Valley SAMS VALLEY, Oct. 3. (Spl.) The Sams Valley high school student body will give a box social at the school auditorium Thursday night, to ralno funds for the organisation. A good program will precede the auctioning of the baskets furnished by the ladles. Mrs. Aletta Blgham and daughters Ruth, Grace and Mrs. Lela Smith or Table Rock, recently returned from a visit with friends and relatives in Reedsport, North Bend and Drain. Orange meets Saturday night. A good program has been planned by the lecturer. The newly organised Juvenile Orsnge will also meet, and all members and those desiring to be come members, are requested to M present. Those heeding suoessful hunting trips from this district were Elwood Abbott, Paul Schulz, Unas. Hutcnl son snd O. T. Wilson. The deer were killed In the Evans valley. Rock creek and Blue canyon dlatrlcts. Among deer hunting stories la one told of the hunt John Jones and Steve Wilson made In tho Blue can yon district, where they sat so long awaiting the eight of a buck, they forgot What mission they were on until the gradual dtsspearance of a big buck from their sight brought them to realize they had started on a hunt. The community reception honoring the newly married couple, Prof, and Mra. A. B. Collett, was attended by friends from Table Rock, Beagle. Rogue River, and this district. After a short program furnlahed by Mrs. Maud Orant, Mrs, O. T. Wilson, Mra. E. M. Empey and 13 men and women featuring a play, a shower was given the bridegroom which Included many useful and attractive gift. A frlend- ahlp quilt In which the members of the Ladles' club and other frlenda had each embroidered a block was presented to the brlae and a maga zlne rack from members of the Soma Valley alumni was presented the groom. Miss Ruth Blgnam, fn charge of gamea, kept everyone entertained un til refreshments of cookies and punch were served. Mr. snd Mrs. A. B. Col lett expressed sincere appreciation of the unanimous expression or friend ship shown them by friends with whom they have associated for many years. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Fisher of Cen tral Point, who recently returned from an extended visit with their son Bill and family In New York, were calling on friends in this district lately. THE GRANGE Talent Orange. Talent Orange win hold boosters' night meeting Thursday night In their hall at S:30. There will be a program and social hour and refresh ments. All farmers and orchardlsts are Invited. Come and find out what the Orange can do for the rural People. Antelope ANTELOPE. Oct. a. (Spl.) Mr. and Mra. John Greb are spending a few dsya at Butte Falls with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Predenberg. Antelope Literary club will meet October 11. A toz social will be held. The women are asked to bring the boxes and the men the purses. Mr. and Mra. Jock Wood and chil dren were In Medford shopping, Sep tember as. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hstlett and Ben Oswald visited Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Rlgga, September 38. Mr, and Mrs. James McDowell mov ed back to the ranch, September 37, They have been living In Medford for a while, working In the fruit. Mrs, Dottle Dutton and Mra. B. K. Rlggs called on Mrs. Bob Lindsay, September 37. Betty Phillips started to school tn Medford September 30. She has been 111 and unable to attend school so for this term. Mr. end Mrs. Wilbur Davles have bought an 80-acre ranch In the An telope dlatrtct. Everyone Is glad to welcome them Into the neighborhood. Three new pupils entered the Antl och school September 33. This makes a total of 3a pupils. Apple picking will start around October 7, near Antelope. Anderson Creek ANDERSON CREEK, Ovt. 3. (Spl.) Everyone was sorry to hear of the death of Elmer Centers. He had been residing on Anderson creek for 13 years, and will be greatly missed by all hla friends. Mr. and Mrs. James McDowell were tn Ashland Sunday, Miss Ruth Mays was shopping In Medford Saturday. Allen Clark, accompanied by Miss Margaret McDowell and James Mc Dowell, was In Medford Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Dish of Phoenix coll ed at the Mays home Sunday even ing. Mrs. James McDowell spent Monday with Mrs. Ben Clark of Talent. Steve Lunak la hauling wood to Ashland this week. Mr. and Mrs. Green were In Ash land Tuesday. Mr. Brown returned from South Dakota, after spending three months there. He i-ald It was terribly dry there again this year. Miss Margaret McDowell spent Sun day afternoon with Ruth Mays. Mr. Romlnger and son Harold of Tslent were up on the creek Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marquess spent Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Brown. TENEiWTlE SUSPECTS HELD CHICAGO, Oct. S. (fl) Nln per sons were In cuitody today In con nection with fc tenement fire which killed 10 peraons, Including six chil dren, early yeaterday, Marshal V. Kearney, aalatant atate'e attorney, Mid Frank Vltale, owner of a grocery on the tint floor of the building, had confessed promising at. arsonist 1100 to set the firs. Seven of the other eight. Oapt. Nor ton of the Maxwell street police sta tion announced, had made state ments, The exception, he said, was Joseph Dl Chlarle, 31, allst Mateo, hoc used by the others of being the "torch." The motive, Kearney said VI tale ad mitted, was the collection of 13,000 Insurance. "I didn't expect such a bla fire,' Captain Norton said Viuic told him, ruefully. OLYMPIA, Oct. 9. The state liquor board Tuesday opened Its new fiscal year with reduced prices on several brands of liquor, a different system of collecting the 10 per cent sslea tax and an alternate plan for use of liquor In licensed clubs. Price reductions approved by the board In session yesterday ranged be tween five and 20 per cent, affeotlng some of the board's rm brands of gin and Scotch wnisky, several popu lar brands of whisky snd a few popu lar wines. Chairman Luther E. Gregory sold the new set-up will enable It to offer older qualities In Its regular stocks of whisky without Increasing prices. A single price. Including the to per cent sales tax. will he quoted The tsi wss added to the retail price when the Item was sold under the former system. GRAVE CREEK DREDGE OPERATION STARTED CI RAVE CREEK, Oct. 1. (8pl.) After a summer spent In construction work, the dredge near Grave Creek, built by the Rogue River Oold com pany, began operations Isst week Three shift are employed, keeping the work going continuously. Eugene Reed of Lelsnd spent sev eral dsy, along Grave creek, opening up the channel to allow the water, which 1 still at low ebb, to flow more freely to the dredge. Vat Moll Jttbun nut SOA. WASHINGTON CUTS PRICES ON LIQUOR Meteorological Report October , 103J. Forecasts. Medford and vicinity: Increasing cloudiness with showers tonight anci Thursday: cooler Thursday. Oregon: Increasing cloudiness to night and Thuraday;- showers west portion: cooler In Interior west por tion Thursday. Local Data. Temperature a year ago today! Highest, S3; lowest, 44. Total monthly precipitation, trace. Deficiency for the month. .03 Inch. Total precipitation since September 1, 193S, 0.38 inch. Deficiency for th season, 0.39 Inch. Relative humidity at p. m. yes terday, 17; a, m. today, 48. Sunrise tomorrow, 8:10 a. m. Sunset tomorrow, fi:fl0 p. m. Observations Taken at 5 a. nu mo Meridian Time. II T TT "f 01x1 s i? ;i ? r f1 f I Boise - Boston Chicago . Clear Cloudy Clear ' Cloudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy Clear P.Cldf Cloudy Clear , 08 , 56 . 80 . 68 43 50 50 48 62 67 46 44 74 60 Denver ... Eureka Helena 80 Lea Angeles .,,.., 66 MEDFORD 93 New York 72 Omaha 64 Phoenix - 98 Portland 82 Reno 74 Roseburg 94 Salt Lake 82 San Francisco...... 70 Seattle 74 Spokane .............. 84 Walla Walla - 83 Washington, D O. 74 Clear P. Cldy Clear Clear Clear Clear BOY TAUGHT FLAG EMBLEM OF.DEVH! LYNN, Mass., Qct. 2. (AP) Carle ton Nichols, Sr., who traces his anoea try to the Nlpmuo Indians of Maine, and Edward H. James, of Puritan descent, must answer In court, Oct. t, two charges arising from their refusal and the refusal of Nichols' smalt eoa, to salute the American flag. The men, who went to a Lynn school Monday to explain the Uglous grounds upon which eight year old Carle ton Nichols, Jr., refused to salute the flag, were arrested after they had declined to Join In the class flag saluting ceremony and refused t leave the school. k The boy, whose family belongs to religious sect known as Jehovah's Witnesses, objected to saluting the flag as an "emblem of the devil." He quoted biblical passages to show that all worldly domains are a part of the) dominion of the devil. Nichols and James face charges of disturbing a school in session and of trespass in a public building after being ordered to leave. PLAN TO DEPORT WASHINGTON. Oct. 2. (AP) Im migration officials said today the la bor department has do power to can eel an order for the deportation of Anna Sage, who brought about th fall of Bandit John DUUnger. Melvin Purvis, former chief of the Chicago section of the federal bureau of 'Investigation, said In Chicago he had( promised to Intercede for the woman In an effort to prevent her deportation to Rumania. This prom ise assertedly was made tn return for her aid In locating the gunman. Officials who declined to be quote by name, said the labor department would have the power to stay a de portation, but not to cancel the order once It was entered. Such a stay was granted while the department of Justice still needed Mrs. Sage. PEAR AND APPLE PAKlB. j-ct. 4. (AP) A normal quota on Imports of American peart and apples for the quarter begin ning Tuesday seemed assured when the total of all permitted Imports of those fruits was announced 16,000 metric tons, the same as for the corresponding period of 1934. The American share has not yea been announced. It was flied 0839 tons for the last quarter of 1934. Prance's effort to divert more trade to her colonies was evidenced oj the allotment of 250 tons of apples and pears to Algeria. MOUNTAIN FEUD KILLER CAPTURED NEAR SCENE AUBURN, Cel., Oct, 1.0P) JobB 0. Weaver, who It was reported to Sheriff Elmer H. Oum, shot and killed Berry Kesterson snd wounded another man In a mountain feud, was cap tured this morning on the bank of the American river, only JOO yard away tram the scene of the shooting yesterday. "KICKERNICK" Undergarments that fit al ' . Sihslwja a. Mjflmaoas. QUOTAS NORMAL V
