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PAGE NINE WHAT YOU WANT Classified FOR EASY RE FE R.E N C E VVAU.Mil) TO CBtiV Ytt rjotiatf.' 12.UY MEDFOIID MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD. OREGON, SUNDAY, NOVErEER 24, 1935. Bead every ad on this page. Vou wlU probably find e actlj the thing you want to boy or sell. It It Isn't there, advertise. It's Inexpensive, effective. Per word first Insertion (Minimum 23c) Each additional Insertion, sr word -In (Minimum 10c) Per line per month wtthont ' copy changes ., , , .H.tt 75 FOB WANT AD3 LOST AND FOUND FOUND Fur mlttn at Talent, Nov. I. Write Rt. 1. Box 100. Talent. LOST About November 8th between Grants Pass an Yreka one Ford truck wheel and tire. Finder please notify Yrcka Seed and Grain Co., ' Yreka. Calif. Reward. j LOST On 4th St.. keys In black con- talner. Return to Clcmcnta Auto Pans. Reward offered. LOST Between upper Sams Valley and Medford. a 32x3.50 spare tire and rim. Notify C. T. Biru;man, 119 Washington St., Phone 364-X. Re ward. LOST If aog is missing. calll518. WANTED MALE HELP DIESEL We want to Interview relia ble men, mechanically inclined to start Immediate training, In this vicinity to install, service, opomte DIESEL ENGINES. Tools furnished. Write today. Schoeck Diesel Train ing Division. Box 7480, Tribune. MALE AND FEMALE WANTED Demonstrators for Charm Cosmetics. No experience neces sary. Apply Box 7049, Mall Tribune, WANTED FEMALE HELP wantrd Capable, happy young wo man over 18. housework and assist with children. Good home anu wages. Phone 930-W. " WANTED Girl for general house, work. No children. Phone 1147-H. ADDRESS envelopes for Mall dealers. Earn $10 to $20 weekly. Experience unnecessary. Stamp brings particu lars. Wilson Co., Long Beach. Calif. POSITION OPEN Married or single woman, showing stunning new Winter dresses. $15 weekly and your own dresses free. No canvassing, ex perience unnecessary. Send dress size. Fashion Frocks, Dept. X-5992, Cincinnati. Ohio. WANTED SITUATIONS DESIRABLE young lady wants to be companion and helper to elderly lady. Box 7475. Tribune. wishes office work. E'jjht years ex- I perlence; references. Box 7G4B. Man Tribune. WANTED Typing, by competent typ ist. Box 7989, Tribune. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Small, used, power corn shelter. Benjamin Ellis. Applegase. WANTED Good dining set with buf fet: also bed. 395-X. WANTED Good tractor. SUM make, size and price. Box 8000, Tribune. WANTED 1-Inch pipe or larger, lor Irrlgotlon. Glenn Darby. King's highway. Rt. 1. WANTED Will pay cash tor good Jersev or Guernsey springer hellers. Carly'le Ntwlck. Eafile Point. WANTED Typewriter. Must be good condition. Tel 1150-L. WANTED Cleat, out your attu. ' garage and easement of all old fur niture, cook stoves, heaters, stove pipe, fruit Jars, etc Give us a sll NEW DEAL FURN EXCHANGE No 413 Saat Main WANTED Cook stoves, heaters, bed springs, mattresses, day-beds, sani tary couches and cots - or what have vou- We pav cash n exchange NEW DEAL FURN EXCHANGE 423 E. Main St. WANTED BtTTfJja FURS FURS Highest cash price paid for raw fure Complete line of traps on sale. MEDFORD BARGAIN nuuoc 37-aa No Grape St. Medtord. WANTED We pay eaetj 'or household goods furniture and stoves We also buy meui! hides pelts wool .no mo hair MEDPOKD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N Orape St Pbone 1083. WANTED Used furniture tools doors windows Berrydale 2nd 11 ind Store 1603 No Riverside Tel 260 FUP-MTURE WANTED Tl Key's Sec ond Hand Store. 112 No Front. WAITED - Beef csttle veal lambs and pssture J J Oncnru,T FOR RENT-HOUSES FOR RENT room hour f urnished J no. or unfurnished. !23 In'.Mre , -.i ! s P-h nlione . , ' M" J 4.12 -W. FOR RF.NT S-rorn r:v:clern h.ri'e 5, Tnn.itr 315 Medljrd BiU. or T: 1443. FOE EE NT HOUSES FOR RENT 4-room furnished houoe. Inquire 30S So. oaitaaie. FOB RENT Modern 6-room furnish ed house. Phone 281. FOR RENT 5-room nouse. Plckell. 204 East Mam. FOR RENT Homes furnished or unfurnished. Brown a Wnlt. FOR RENT Holly Court No. 3., cor 4th and Holly 6 rooms. Prlgidslre. oil burner, electric stove. 30 per month. Call 105. FOE EENT EOOM BOAED ROOM, board and garage for two gentlemen; very reasonable; close In. 232 South Grape. BOARD AND ROOM, rates reasonable at 716 E. Main. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Holly Court No. S. (30. Furnished with elec. range, Frigid aire and oil heater only. 829 West 11th. 35. Electric range. 300 Edwards St. $15.00. Call Jackson Co. Bldg & loan As sociation 195 or after 5 phone, 1147-W. FOR RENT 8-room furnished apart ment; adults. 40 Quince St. Tel, 641-W. FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-Downstairs bedroom, sep arato entrance, heated, adjoining bathroom. 132 Almond St. CLEAN attractive rooms; reasonable. 410 8. Newtown. PLEASANT room; separate entrance; heated. 320 N. Oakdale. FOR RENT Heated furnished room. 512 South Oakdale Avenue. FOR RENT Sleeping room, moderate rate. 325 South Riverside. ATTRACTIVE rooms 404 8 Grape FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT 50 acres, on shares. Inq, Blaekwell Hill Service station FOE EXCHANGE FOR EXCHANGE Lady's fur-trim-n od brown coat, size 40. In good condition, to exchange for two average-sized dressed turkeys. Call 325 So. Riverside. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE wtt.t. trade eaultv In new modern 8- room house In Klamath Falls, for acreage. Value $iooo. wnat nave you. Genet Randall, 521 Jefferson, Klamath Falls, Ore. GOOD house and lot or 40 acres Im proved land, trade for late model . truck or car. ua m. mum. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE SIX ROOM mod. house and acre omnnd. half under chicken fence chicken house and barn, on J'vllle Highway. Close in. Sacrifice price, terms. See S. H. Hawk. Bur Route Box 30. FOR SALE 93 acres, 15 acres under Eaale Point irrigation, part good bottom land. Improvements oonalat of 4 room house, barn and other outbuildings. $2500. Terms. W. J. Warner. Phone 195. COMPLETELY FURNISHED SUBURBAN 1V4 Acres, Irrigated, wonderful soil, close to schools; 4-room modern home, completely furnished. Includ ing Kelvlnator. radio and china; milk cow, chickens, rabblta. hoy, equipment and tools Included. Ready to move Into. Wonderful value at $3,000.00. Some terms. CHARLES A. WINO AGENCY, INC. 109 E. Main St.. Medford, Ore. HOMESEEKER'S SNAP 10-acre poui. try ranch, with modern house and poultry houses. Only 2200. In quire 503 South Grape. FOR SALE Equity In Ford V8 Coupe, model 1934 de luxe (3 windows), low mileage, air wheels. Will trade for light roadster. Call at 714 Dakota. I HAVE client wanting to purchase home In Medford with two bed rooms, on good street. To repair and pay out In monthly payment. What have you? Forced sale, 400 A, rich black Rogue River valley land, 50 A. choice alfalfa. 35 A. pasture and the rest corn or grain land; 60 A. Irrl. - gated; one 8 and one 5-room houses. 3 barns, 3 springs. 2 wells. 314 miles from town. Price until Dec. 1, '35. only (33 an acre. This la some bar gain: act quick. 4-Room and bath. 1 acre land, garage; 'i mile west Phoenix; 23 fruit trees, good shade; going at 9800: part cash. 4 Acre choice land, new 4-room house, modern, furnished: good out buildings; 1 mile Medford; a cow and chickens; variety fruit and , nuts. Price $3500 cash. This an attractive home. B. J. PALMER. Real Estate Broker. Space in Palmer Music Str. FOR SALE OR RENT 1 re, 3 -room house, garage, bam. Inquire 124 Lincoln. 100 ACHES well improved stocked and equipped, close to Meedford: some oasb or income property B&l anoe long time tow Interest O A DeVoe. 623-J -3 WHEN you think ol real estate thin of Brown St White FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES USED CAR VALUE3 AT STUDEBAKERS 1034 Chevrolet Pickup 1933 Pord V-8 Coupe S'.uobakT Bix Sd&u. new rubber, in fine ship.. $200 00 1P30 Ford Coupe 185.00 lf23 FPd Tudor 175 00 Trsex 3-door - 125 00 D A DMze 4 door Sedsn SANDERSON MOTOR CO. Open Evenings and Sunday - -- - t -33 FORD Sport Coupe; overhauled cannot be told from new. A b gun st asuj.on. PIERCE ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dod-e and Plymouth. FOB 8 ALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1931 Chevrolet coupe, ex cellent condition, all Gnesee. USED CARS See us. We hsve all makes at prices that are right. WALTER W. ABBEI. 1NU. 123 S. Riverside. Phone 303 OOOD USED CARS Low Finance Rates. Low Prices 1934 Dodge DeLuxe Sedan. 1035 Dodge Sedan. 1935 Dodge Pickup. 1933 Plymouth Sedsn 1931 Chrysler 8 Sedan 1930 Ford Sedan 1929 Ford Town Sedan 1933 Chevrolet Sedan 1933 Plymouth Coupe 1934 Chrysler Airflow Also a number of other real bar gains. LANOE MOTOR CO. Csed Car Lot, 6th & Bartlett 38 North Riverside HUDSON Sedan fine condition very cheap Call 957 or 333-R FOR SALE -LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 8 yr. old aaddle horse. (35.00. II yr. old mare, saddlo or work, $25.00. 1 set heavy work har ness, $25.00. Ray Potter. Phone 697-J-2. FOR SALE Gentle saddle mare. Call 12-F-22. FOR SALE Rabbits. 8 does. 24 young. 3 double hutches. Cheap. J, B. Trlbble. Jacksonville, P. O. FOR SALE OR TRADE Cows, fresh and coming fresh; work horses. Would take in some plowing. L'all at 517 Edwards. FOR SALE Baby calvea. Dairy. VonDyke FOR SALE Young Jersey cow. 285. FOR SALE Weaner pigs. Fern Valley road. FOR SALE Span of mare mules; weight about 1200 lbs; 7 and 8 years old. P. D. Lofland, Central Point. FOR SALEl 9 beef cows at Sandox ranch, above Trail. FOR SALE Pure-bred Hereford bulls, also car load high grade Ouernsey heifers Theron Jones., Murphy, Ore Phone Provolt. FOR SALE Team of horses and har ness; welRht about 30C0 lbs.. Team mules and harness, wagon and two 12-lnch plows Whltsett Bros.. 1 mile above Provolt. FOR SALE Bay gelding about 1200 lbs. C. A. DeVoe. 623-J-3. FOR SALE POULTRY FULL blooded - R. I. Red cockerels. Outside stock. W. J. Lawson, R-. 3, Box 52, Medford. FOR SALE DOGS PETB ROLLER Canaries. Call 533-J-a. SHEPHERD puppies for saleM8 East Main. FOR SALE 0 black Raccoons, beet offer takes them Rainbow Gibson. Weasku Inn. Grants Pass. Orogon- COCKER Spaniel puppies and Roller canaries. Thrasher's. Jacksonville Tel. 173. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS ' FOR SALE House doors and one gang plow. 22 South Fir St. APPLES 25c op at ranch. Old Pacific Highway will deliver. Also New towns 45c at Ala Vlata Packing House. O. V. Myers. Tel. 258-J. FOR SALE Small National cash reg ister, 1C tO 90. B OW1 uu Feed Store, Grants Pass, Ore. FOR SALE Dining set, beds, dressers, -oil heater, rockers, etc. 847 West 2nd. FOR SALE I. Miller ladles blue street shoes. Sizes 6 triple A. Worn three times. Phone 339. FOR SALE Medium sued fur ooat and neckpleoe. Electric percolator. 33-t W. 4th. RED APPLES, 50c and 75c box. Bring boxes. 701 W. 11th. FOR SALE Standard sugar pine shakes. Inquire at 408 Benson St. FOR SALE Electrolux. like new: wal nut dining table, large heater. 603 So. Riverside or Tel. 744-Y. ONE used Ford son tractor. ' Super Service Station. Lewis THANKSOIVINO special: Bulk wine, pint, 35c. Sherry. Tokay. Muscatel. Port. Angelica. BEVERAOE 8HOP, 208 E. 8th St. We deliver. Tel. 581. FOR SALE Beauty parlor oqutpment. See Oeorge Lounder, Mistletoe Sid ing, or write Ashland. Ore.. Gen. Del, KLAMATH alfalfa hay, baled. Phone 729-R. APPLES C grade Newtown .39 box Cull Spitz .35 box Ex. fancy Delicious, loose 100 box Fancy Delicious, loose - 75 box Ex. fey. Wlnesaps. loos . .75 box Fsncy Wlneaaps. loose .60 box Fancy SpltK -76 box PINNACLE PACKING CO Plant No. 4 Uth and Front FOR SAUC Corn on cob 1 'C per lb.; ahelled l"c lb H. C Maury. Jacksonville-Centra Point Road. FOR SALE Almonds 20c lb., walnuts 18c lb Prunes 6c lb. Phone 539-J-l Mrs. D. W. Luke. FOR SALE Cheap. 3 3-wheel trailers Medford Poultry and ETg Co. APPLES We deliver. Tel 132-L. APPLES Several varletlea Gebh&rd's. ''a mile northeast centnl PsJnt. FOR SALE Baled oat hay and feed wheat C A. DeVoe 623-J-2 FOR SALE OR TRADE .77 L. rifle for wardrobe trunk. Hit W 2nd before S. FOR SALE Or a pes J A Manke 3 miles east of Jacksonville, adjoin ing former Clancy orchard FOR SALE Buzr.-saw. 729 Welch. DRIVEWAY MAITRIAL 3 of I rock at II 40 per yard dell??red I Batemaa. P&on 15.4-S or FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FINE Red Spltzenourg and Newtown apples for sale at Ala Vista Packing House. 327 So Ft! St. MISCELLANEOUS ANNOUNCEMENT We are ready for business In our new location corner 8. Fir anil 8th St. MED FORD PIPE AND MACHINERY COMPANY. LEARN to play popular nlano. radio style. Vern Rea. Chicago pianist. For appointment call studio. Bald win Piano Shoppe. ANNOUNCEMENT We are ready for business in our new location corner s. Fir and 3th St MEDFORD PIPE AND MACHINERY COMPANY. PERSONAL 3IFTED PSYCHIC gives advice on all affairs of life. 903 No. Riverside. ROOFING ROOFING Let us Inspect your root before the rainy season Thla ser vice is free Call 270 Rogue Rivet Roofing Co. BUSINESS CHANCES $7000 APARTMENT only $4000. All rented. $105 monthly $1500 down balance $25 monthly. Phone own er. 1388. BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts ol ntle ana Title Insurance l'ae only complete I I 1 1 e System in jaexson County. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title Rooms 3 and 5. No 3J North Central Ave. upstairs Bxnert window Cleaners. LE7I GEORGE DO n Tel 1172 House cleaning (tool waxing ori ental rug cleaning and upholstering Nursery Stock FOR HIGHEST QUALITY pear trees peach, apricot, cherry. Apple, al mond, filbert, and walnut trees roses, oerrlea. grapes, and shrubs at Bargain Prices Phone 851-R-2 or call at W. B Barnum's. 3 miles south of Mediord on highway next to Ever Slutdy auto camp. Carlton Nursery. Carlton. Oregon. Money to Lend MONEY LOANED $50 to $300 tot personal 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 Con tra! Transfer. EAD8 TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 1015 No Central Phone 315 Prices right Service guaranteed TRUCKING AND STORAGE - Local and long distance hauling furni ture moving eto Reasonable rates Tel - 833 F B Samson Co. HAWLEY TRANSFER - Expert pack ers and movers Special livestock moving equipment prices "Ight 619 North Riverside Pbone 615. Greece King Depnrl, BRINDISI, Italy. Nov. 23. (AP) King George of Greece started back for hla long-vacant throne today aboard the Greek cruiser Hell!. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS I. Idle talk 4. Forward 9. Kind of snow shoe II. Masculine name 13. Meaning 14. Came to rest 15. Regular grout inga of accents 17. Enroiinterf 19. lOpochs Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle ABE OUWUO V R E CblUEjCTjl QNIS h Hn IJa nJeTa r u. r n AlTfeTtetoEl.lE LIE saigfcBElLl AEGOaSlIIIFiH A R EITJR O G RESlSJJq N A L O E iR UMMllR OT 20. Certain 21. Uygune it1 2. The Greek I 27. Pay's march Z'j lioman tyrsm 30. Aim 33. Notions li. Orooy In the renter 35. Part of certain muflcai Instrument . 37. Defles 39. Short for a man's nama 40, Counselor 42. EarlleM form of the violin 44. City In Fortu gnl 4fi. Be concerned 49. Public lodging house S. Skipped play fully 51. One of tha nails of a windmill 03. Covered with water 54. Biblical priest 65. Marry E9. Small hollows . produced by heating 5T. Chl(lrsnrs m. m 12 Ip J HI 14- IS 'ii W S Hl;f nn xt 22 2 ZS p . !i.lr '', To 43 ' VtVirl ''' i U 47 ,,; 46 44 So ,. Mlt. Mfll- Si o. - 52 S3 f34, SS LEGAL NOTICES Warrant Call Notice is hereby given that School District No. 49. Jackson County war rants No. 15225 to No. 15440 inclus ive are called for payment. Interest to cease on November 25. 1033. war rants to be presented for payment at the office of the District Clerk, city Hall, Medford. Oregon. .REBECCA JENSEN. Clerk School Pittrlct No. 49. Call for Warrants Notice Is hereby given that there are funds on hand for the redemption of warrants No. 60 to 68. Inclusive. drawn on School District No. 18. In terest ceases November 25. 1935. Pay able at First National Bank, Medford, Oregon. S. M. DAVIS. Clerk School District No. 18. Mrs. V. T. Handsaker, 19. of 2 Ber rydale avenue, was reported 111 with infantile paralysis yesterday. Her home, outside the city limits In the Berrydale section, was quarantined Mrs. Handsaker has been sick for several days and the ailment was diagnosed yesterday as polio myelitis. Paralysis was present In the right leg, attending physicians said. Helena Earthquake Score Over 1000 HELENA. Mont., Nov. 23. (AP) Helena's earthquake score passed i thousand today, but the five over night shocks produced no new dam age. The first of the perceptible new tremors was felt at 11:27 o'clock last night. Weather bureau records show ed other Jars at 3:00 a. m., 3:58, 4:07 and 6:09. The most severe tremor was at 3 a. m.. and was described as of mod erate Intensity. It lasted two seconds. The quake total stood at 1004. in cluding tremors "perceptible to hu man feeling." since last October 18, (Continued From Page One ) The results, however, were not satisfactory,' and the Incident Is not likely to be repented. News dispatches have greatly heightened Interest among politic ians here In the candidacy of a Re publican congressional ncmlneo In Michigan. He has been established as something of an Idol here In view of reports that he favors the Towt.s end plan to pay the aged 200 a month, cash payment of the bonus, also a balanced budget and sound money. There la a wide feeling on the Inside that he may be the man Washington has been looking for one who can pay off everybody and yet balance the budget and main tain the Integrity of government credit. Cross - Word Puzzle I. Object 9. Coverings for the arms 10. Out.lt II. Pronoun 18. luck for hang ing clothes 11. Land of which Tara was the capital 20. Clip 21. Form of musical com position 22. Formed a row L'.'t. Harpoon 24. Obliterate 25. Science or art of resHODlng SI. Polflonoui snake ai. Faithful. 33. CelflMWU beings 18. Plupga Into water 18. Withered 41. Dinner course 43. Kin t cap 45. Llit of actors In a Play 48 Turn to the left 4T. Be under obli gation 41 Metal con tainer 49, Old musical note HO. Burrow 63, You and I OOWN 1. Kind of fish S. Remnant of combustion S, Jiirked 4. Urltlalt pro tectorate In Africa I. FoMs over and SflWl I. Abstract x- l fence 1. Symbol for arsenic WOMAN STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS BIG GRANTS PASS TEAM IN ID, 19-0 (Continued from page Pour) like rain. In attempting to drop kick he fumbled the ball, recovered, and threw a wide pass to Lewis, who caught It a few inches out or bounds. Medford's final score came in the last quarter, when the Tigers took the ball on the Caveman 45 after a Grants Pass player had touched Smith's punt and Medford had re covered. Bayilss went into the line for two yards, Lewis made three more at right tackle. Bayilss went to the 37 on a reverse and made six more on the same play, and Lewis went around right end for a first down. With the ball on the 35 yard line. "Smithereens" Smith ram med Into the line, and was appar ently stopped by two tacklers. He shook both men off. however, and reversing his field plowed his way down to the eight-yard line, and then picked up five more on a reverse. Root went over on the next play on a reverse, and Smith's drop kick was blocked. Despite the handicap of playing on a muddy field away from home. acalnst heavier opposition, the smoothlv clicking Black Tornado turned In a remarkable performance with fast blockers bowling over the Grants Pas defense continually The effect of outstanding work by the coaching stsff Rhone out all day. as Medford piled up an Imposing yardage margin. Grants Pass, although outplayed, put up one of the atiffest battles the Tigers have confronted thla sea son, with their line charging hard and trying valiantly to stop the yardage avalanche. In Lannlng, full back. Grants Paaa presented a bril liant passer, whose bullet passes were a constant menace. As a bail carrier, Lannlng stood head and shoulders above bis team mate. Medford amassed 10 first downs. ss compared to only six for the Cavemen, and attempted eight passes. completing four, and one waa inter cepted. Orants Pass attempted 13 passes, and completed five, and one was Intercepted. The Medford starting lineup was: Kunzman and Fraley, ends; Blair and Banto, tackles; Baker and Dick inson, guards: Stocks, center: B. Ettlnger, quarter: Smith and Lewis. halves and Sakralda, full. Substitutes were: Grow, Townsend, Pennington. Offord, Stewart, Root. Maruyama. Bayilss, Gtllnaky and Henry. Stocks, 1 8-year-old center, playing his first year of football, waa the "iron man" of the game, placing every minute. THE GRANGE Upper Rngue (J ran fee ! Upper Rogue Orange Home Boo- ! nomlcs club met Nov. 13 with Sister Segesfiman, 11 members and five vlsl- 1 tors present. Business meeting- waa held informally, final arrangements being made for the harvest festival. A great deal of fun was had In the afternoon practicing for tha kitchen band, and a circus was also held with each member representing what they had drawn on slips at the previous meeting. The next meeting was sched uled to be held with Slater Maud Dltsworth. The Harvest Festival Nov. 18 was a success In every way, having cleared $63. Much praise waa given tha fancy work. Thanks are extended to the many who helped make thla affair a success. Upper Rogue Orange met Nov. 91. Lecture hour waa held first, with Copoo showing colored pictures of beautiful spots around the Rogue River valley. Twelve candidate were given the first and second degree. Further plans were made for tha In stallation of officers to be held Dec. 31 with Eagle Point and Lake Creek Invited. Plana were also announced by the ways and means committee for a balloon dance to be given Nov. 27 at Rogue Elk. Everyone la cordi ally Invited. Brother and Slater Perry of Eagle Point were present and gave few brief interesting remarks of the national Orange they attended in Sacramento. Sister Lula Taylor was also preaent. Our many Orange brothers and sitters will always be cordially welcomed to any of our meetings on the first and third Thursdays. Fg On Moll Line. LA GRANDE, Ore., Nov. 33. (AP) Two United Air liners one east bound and one west bound stopped at the La Qrande airport today. After transfers of mall the ships continued on their way. Foggy condi tions over Pendleton caused the ships to set down here. "Al" RUes"to Power, NEW YORK, Nov. 23. (AP) The New York Dally News awerted to day that former Oovernor Alfred E Smith has become "head man" or New York Cltv's municipal politics as a result of the death of Bernard S. Peutsch, aldermanlc president. Mrtlmn KorlallU Hlaln. VFRA CRUZ, Mexico, Nov. 23. f AP) Press d I spatchea aald today Hermellnda Rendon, a teacher in the village of Chautsmlngo, Vera Crur, was mutilated and killed by a group of men for teaching socialist education. Eaxlra leotroruted ST. A'lTHONY. Idaho. Nov. 33. iVPiTwo htMts American e-atglra fought a duel to the death but didn't hurt each other. It waa the spot they chose for the flirht a hitfh vo!tge now" ltne. Their f!a.pp!n wlnga touched a swond wire, completing the circuit and their Uvea, HELL NAME OF PERSON IT IN CRIME MEMPHIS, Tenn.. Not. 23. (AP) Federal Judge John D. Martin held today that a newspaper la "quasi privileged" in quoting police officers in the Investigation of a crime, In an opinion dismissing a $15,000 libel suit brought against the Memphla Commercial Appeal. The paper was sued on an article published last April which quoted an officer aa saying police wore seeking a man for questioning in connection with the death of a transient. The plaintiff charged he had no connection with the crime and had been damaged as a result of the published story. "The article Itself," Judge Martin said, "was quasi privileged In that It was the quotation of a police officer In the performance of his duty in Investigating a crime. It is not libelous for newspapers to print the news of a police investigation of murder or any other crime." He said that newspapers also might, and should, publish the names of persons police were seed ing in connection with crime so long as they did not wrongfully Impute the .crime to the person sought. ON FLAG SALUTE EVERETT. Nov. 33. tP) County superintendent of schools Clifford Carpenter said today two parents have ajtreed not to forbid their chil dren to salute the United States flag, as the case of three Silver Lake srsde school girls neared the Monday "dead, line." The parent H. B. Wade, an auto mobile salesman, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Simmons would not promise, however, ne said, to direct the chil dren to.salute the flag. Sharp Quake Shakes Santa Ana, No Loss SANTA ANA, Gal., Nov. 33. (AP) A sham earthquake shock waa felt here at 4:15 p, m. today. The most pronounced In recent months, It lasted four or live sec onds. No damage waa reported. Ambush Shots Laid To Denver Suspects DENVER, Colo., NOV. 23. (UP) Max Schwarta wealthy real estate broker, waa shot end wounded ser iously tonight when he was am bushed In front of an apartment house he owns. Schwarta, who last August waa held up and robbed of 30. 000 worth of gema and securities, was ahot In the hip and stomach. Police ia Schwarta mumbled the names of Blind Joe' Pannelll, 38. and Ern est LaVcrgne, 36, as he waa being taken to the hospital operating room, Pannelll and L Vergne have been objects of a nationwide search in connection with the Schwarta rob bery. They are accused of being the men who robbed the Denver real estate man last August. ITnderwnrtd King Slain. WASHINGTON. NOV. 23. (API The man who waa called "Mayor" ol Waahlngton'a underworld Eddie Kll leen waa shot twice through the back and killed today In a house at nearby Brookmont, Md. Franre-Teuton Peace, PARIS, Nov. 38. ( AP) Diplo matic circles aald tonight the possi bility of a three-cornered arms agree ment as a step toward a Franco German understanding has been dis cusaed by French and British diplo mat with Relchsfuehrer Hitler. Hood River Dfrtlcatlon. HOOD RIVER, Ore., Nov. 33. (AP) Hood River will dedicate Ha new 950.000 postofftoe November 28. Con gressmsn Walter M. Pierce of La Orande will speak. More Hospital Beds. THE DALLES, Ore., Nov. 33. (AP) State Treasurer Rufus Holman ad vocated an extension of the Eastern Oregon State Tuberculosis hospital here to provide an additional iw beds. Relief Park Ends PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 33 (AP) The Newberg relief cannery complet ed lta 103S pack with 81,000 tins of fruit, meat and vegetables. The Mc Mlnnvllle and Sheridan plants closed early this month. Lady Cashier Free PORTLAND. Ore., Nov. 33. (AP) Miss Nona Hoyt, charged with embez zling $3207 from the First National bank at Hsrrlsburg, where she was assistant cashier, was free today on 11000 bond. Votinleer for Prints PORTLAND. Ore., Nov. 33, (AP) More than 100 persons voluntarily submitted their fingerprints here for permanent record at Washington. D. C, Sidney C. Payne, Portland police Bertlllon expert, said today. The ser vice Is free. Banks Aid Home Loans PORTLAND. Ore., Nov. 33. (AP) Oregon financial Institutions have loaned 92.620.357 for home modern ization. Jamleson Parker, state direc tor of the federal housing administra tion, said today. PARENTS NEUTRAL CRATER ATTRACTS WEEK END THRONG OF SKI DEVOTEES Inquiries received about weather conditions at the United States forest service and national park service of fices In the federal building yester day Indicated that a large number of winter sports enthusiasts planned to spend the week end at Crater Lake. Tlie forest service Informed Inquir ers that there was not enough snow at Union Creek for skiing and It was assumed that those who hnd planned going there would Join the trek to Crater Lake. The forest service has provided to ski slide at Union Creek but yesterday It was reported tha there was only a thin laver of snow In shady areas. There waa suffllent snow at Crater Lake, however, there being 30 Inches at park headquarters and 38 Inchea at the rim. While no ski slides have been provided as yet, park officials said there were numerous hills around the lake that provided natural run. ways. Considerable Interest has been shown In wnlter sports since It be- unown mat highways to Crater Lake would be kept open this year. The Rogue Snowmen, the Klamath Palls Ski club and the Crater Lake Ski club of Forth Klamath are work ing In unison to arrange a series of week-end sports carnivals at the lake this winter. The Roguo Snowmen will hold their first formal meeting of the season at the Jackson County chamber of Com merce at 7:30 tomorrow night and anyone Interested In winter sport Is Invited to attend. PERSIST, Nov. 23. Spl.) Visitor In town from Persist Tuesday were, A. D. Moore and Hnrvev Moron n of the Mountain Lumber Co. Elk Creek school la dismissed half an hour earlier now for the winter season, as the little Olson children don't get home until dark, other wise. Mildred Miller stopped cooking for the Mountain Lumber Co., and returned to her home on Rogue river November 14, to attend to some business matters 'there. Harvey Morgan spent the week end In Medford visiting hla father. Mrs. Glenn Howard la on the slcic list, having a very bad cold. Friends hope she will make a speedy re covery. Mrs. Peggy Proctor called on friends Saturday afternoon In Med ford. 1 V. K. Peteraon called on Mildre Child re th November 18. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Proctor enter tained the D. E. Hutchisons Sunday. After enjoying a dellctoua dinner, the evening was spent playing cards Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Chlldreth had as dinner guests Tuesday evening Harvey Morgan and Mr. and Mrs, Forrest Sinclair. The D. B, Hutchi sons arrived after dinner and for the remainder of the evening, the Slnclalra entertained with muste. Mrs. Sinclair played the piano and Mr. Sinclair the vlolm. Mrs. A. D. Moore, who haa not been feeling very well, Is much bet ter at this writing and friends hope she will continue so. Mrs. 8 tti rg is. who also haa been quite 111, is some better and haa th whole community's sympathy, aa she haa been 111 so long. Harvey Morgan delivered a large timber In Eagle Point Friday. It ! to be used as a land leveler. Willow Springs WILLOW SPRINOS, Nov. 33 (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Richmond, of Los Angeles, who have been guests of relatives here for the past month, left for their home last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Stark return ed from Roseburg Saturday and were guests over the week end of Mrs. Stark's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Ram strom. The Starks left Sunday eve ning for Klamath Falls, where Mr. Stark, who Is employed by the Stan dard Oil Co., will act as relief man here the next two weeks. Mrs. Lyle and Mrs. Anderson, of Monroe, Ore., were house guests at the O. 8. Blackford home, last week. The ladies were enroute home after a visit In southern California. Mr. and Mrs. Cell Clements left here several weeks ago for Helena, Mont., near which city Mr. Clements has charge of gold dredge. J. W, Blrkhols and A. V. Carlson are doing some needed repair work at the Willow Springs school house. The Bible Study class met with Mrs. flam Anderson Wednesday after noon. They have a large clasa now, as a number of Tolo ladles have Joined. Mrs. Frank Allen and little son. of Medford, have been visiting Mrs. Allen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyds Richmond. They returned to the city Friday. Frances Parker entertained Mlaa Xmwm Hails n irf'nMl ailnna. Ida Sunday night. Invitations are out for the annual Thanksgiving dinner at the J. W. Eld en home. EY-pnnlh Royalty VMU SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 21. f Don Juan of Borbon, son of former King Alfonso of Spain, passed through here enroute to Hollywood. - -Work on Traps LA GRANDE. Ore., Nov. 23. 7PV Work Is underway on elx trans for th Oregon Stat trapahoot next June, Dr. O. L. BlgRfra, president of the La Grande gun club aald today. Persist l
