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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SEVEN WHAT YOU.WANT Bassified FOR EASY REFERENCE VKAtiVUD MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD, OREGON, MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1935, Ii U-UV ; 1 SULU IIIHIIIIIM r 1-11111 II AVb- - BoticiftwH m Read every ad on tbls past- Yo wl" probably (Ind es ctlr the thing jon want to buy or kU. If It Isn't there, advertise. 1 1 ' i Inexpensive, effective. RATES tat word first Insertion (Minimum 25c) sen additional Insertion, Mr word (Minimum 10c) Par Una per month without opy change! tl.2 Phone 75 TOR WANT ADS LOST AND FOOND LOST Canvas truck cover on Ross Lane. Reward. Tlrr.her Products Co. LOST False teeth. Box 7415, Trib une. LOST Pair horn-rlmmed olfocal glasses. Reward. Return to H. L. ' Ford, 801 W. Main. Tel. 371-X. j LOST Brown leather zipper purse at ' Junior High carnival. Contents val- i uable only to owner. Reward. Tel. ! 34-R. J LOST Fur-lined glove after Thurs- I day matinee Craterlan. Please leave at theatre or Tribune. LOST Ii aog is mibtnng. cslU51d WANTED MALE HELP RELIABLE MEN NEEDED For young and rapidly growing Indus try offering attractive opportuni ties. Men selected must have good character, fair education, be me chanically Inclined and willing to train in spare time to qualify. Write fully giving age. experience, present occupation. Phone, Utilities Eng. Inst. Box 7402 MH1 Tribune. WANTED An experienced orchard pruner. R. V. Beall. Beall Lane. WANTED FEMALE HELP eral housework, town references re quired. Box 7382. Tribune. LADIES to sell personal item. Good pay. Write Box 7220, Tribune. WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED By experienced woman, practical nursing or housekeeping or care of children. Bent of refer ences. Phone 395-W. MAN, 35, wants Job on ranch more for good home than wages Good references. Write Harry Dawes, Etar Route. Jacksonville. YOUNG LADY wants housework; rea sonable wages In good home. Box 7376. Tribune. WANTED Day work. Mrs. Huson. Phone 1345-M. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS PASSENGER share expense Los An geles. Leaving Dec. 18 to 22. Box 7733. WANTED Baby bed and buggy good condition. Tel 1125. WANTED Bide disc plow for l'tardson tractor. Lewis Super Service Sta tion. WANTED Stiver or plated soup tureen. Call 1453-J-l. WANTED Second-hand barbed wire. Phone 258-W. WANTED A 15-months bull; prefer Guernsey or Swiss. D. R. Smith, Box 127. Rt. 1. Talent. Tel. S73-J-2. Ashland. WANTED Good drag-saw and buzz saw. Will trade milk cows, to freshen soon, for same. W. D. Mor gan, Trail, Ore. WANTED We pay cash ror household goods furniture and stoves We also ouy metals, niaes pelts wool na mo hair MEDPORD BAROA1N HOUSE 27 N Grape St Pbone 1082 WANTED Good used furniture, ranges, cook stores. Hoi brook and Ohxn. Phone 547, 112 East 6th St. WANTED Old toys, at once for rc . conditioning and Christmas dtstrl i button through cooperation of Meci " ford Firemen and Lady Lions. Please leave at Fire Department. WANTED To buy a few voting breed ing ewes. Call up or see V. J. Phlllppl. Hotel Grand. Medford. WANTED - Beet cattle veal lamos and pasture J J Cen Drur,t(t WANTED Cleat out your attl3. garage and basement of all old fur niture, cook stoves narrs stove pipe fruit Jars etc Oive us a 'all NEW DEAL FURN EXCHANGE No 413 Sast Main WANTED Cook stoves, heaters bed springs, m Ureases day-beds, sani tary couches and cots or wb.it have von- We psv cash ? exfhine NEW DEAL FURN EXCHANGE 423 E Ma!D St. WANTED FURS FURS FUSS Highest cash price paid for raw furs Complete line of trans jn s MEDFORD BARGAIN HOI.SB 27-29 No Grape St Medford FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS ABOUT 50 acres lar.d for rnt. Inquire B..vrkwi HiU Service S.aUoa. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT HOUSES SMALL lurnlshtd house. Frlsldalre. Inquire 128 So. drape. FOR BENT 1211 West Mils St. i Elht room unfurnlsnaa home. hardwotxl floors, Ilreplace. hotwater furnace. CharlM K. ttay. Keairar, Medfurd Bldg. Phone 302. FOR RENT 6-room modern, well furntshed house, 3 acres, garden space, fruit trees, plenty shade trees, chicken houses; mile city limits. (35. Phone 314-X. i FOR RENT Six room house '.-cshly papeied and painted throughout, 331 Ivy St., phone Ashland, 618-J FURNISHED house for rent, Includes electric range, oil heater, and piano, new furniture. Phone 443-L or In quire at 338 West Holly. FURNISHED house. 134 8. Ivy. FOR RENT Holly Court No. 3 furn ished with electric range, oil heater. Frl'lUnlre. only $30 water furnished. 722 Dakota. 831 West 12th. 205 Tripp. Phone 195 1147-W after 6 p. m. MODERN, newly decorated. 4-room cottaee: range, garages: $8. Maple and 8th, Central Point. FOR RENT Modern 7-room unfur nished home. Phone 723. ATTRACTIVE, modern, furnished 6 room house. $35.00. Phone 281. FOR RENT 4-room furnished house. Inquire 305 So. Oakdale. FOR RENT Homes furnished or unfurnished Brown di Whlla. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FURNISHED apt. 114 Almond. 3-ROOM modirn furnished apt.; gar- age. 1109 W. 11th. FOR RENT Apt. 331 Apple. FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS CLEAN attractive rooms: reasonable 410 S Newtown. ATTRACTIVE rooms 404 8 Grape FOR RENT ROOM BOARD BOARD and room, 836 W. 4th. Phone 832-J. BOARD AND KOOM, ratea reasonable at 716 . Main FOR EXCHANGE I WILL TRADE oil burning heater for good wood circulator. Inquire 131 I W. Main. i 80 ACREs meadow land, Wadena Co.. I M 1 nncsota for Med ford . or coast property. 320 Mary St. FOR EXCHANGE Good family Jersey cow with 4-month-old heifer calf, for davenport and chair. Box 7213. Tribune. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE TRADE Equity in desirable east aid residence for Copco or Jackson Co. B. & L. stock. Box 7414. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE a m 1 Acre under Irrigation, Nl ihu within 1 mile of city , limits; 4-room new, modern, double -constructed home; garage, good barn. House alone would cost more than total sale prlco of 1750. Terms. CHARLES A. WING AGENCY. rNC. 109 E. Main St. Phone 728. FOR SALE OR RENT 7 -acre estab lished poultry ranch, baby chick business and equipment. See own er or write Cummlngs Poultry Ranch, 5 miles out Midway road. Central Point, Rt. 1. 100 ACRES weU improved, stocked and equipped, close to Meed ford; some oasb or income proper,? Ba) ance long time low lnte,jt. O A DeVoe. 623-J-3 WHEN you think of real estate think of Brown & White. FOR 8 ALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Dods?e eedan, $80; Dodge pickup, 945. Garage, Jackson and Central. GOOD USED CARS See us about our new Low Finance Rates and Special Christmas Prices. 1934 Dodge DeLuxe Sedan. 1035 Dodge Sedan. 1935 Dodge Pickup. 1933 Plymouth Sedan. 1031 Chrysler 8 Sedan. 1930 Ford Sedan. 1929 Ford Town Sedan. 1933 Chevrolet DeLuxe Sedan. 1933 Plymouth Coupe. 1934 Chrysler Airtlow. 1929 Bulck Sedan. 1930 Bulck Coupe Also a number of other real bar gains. LANGE MOTOR CO. Used Car Lot. 6t,i and Bartlett. 38 Nor.h Riverside. HUDSON Sedan fine condition very , cheap Csll 957 or 832-R FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE -3 white ro-k cockerels. Tel. 353-J-I. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Young Hereford bull, service a-e. W. W. Larg. Williams. Oregon. FOR SALE Werner p'-gs. B L Dodge, p.ione 505-J. FOR SALE Two lame teams In quire for Edwards or Wright, at store. Williams, Ore. FOFi SALE 2 lar,z thoroughbred p . land China brood smvs. ?0 and MV aio nearl? ne.v 9-h.p Diesel eiijir.c. f3!",o. 2'j mtletj up E"ans cm'. Wm. F. Jones, Rt. I. Rogue River. Ore. FOR SALE T3m of horses and har- e - . e !.: M a nni t 300 I Ds Teem mules tnd narness w?fpn and two 12-lnch p'ows Whltsett Bros.. 1 mile atwe Provoit. FOR SALE DOGS PETS t EDIOP.FKD roller eanani. Priced ri,? !t Finneys. Jackson?!". ROUXa CAi-.ea. Call lii-i-i. MUSICAL IN STROM ENT8 BEAUTIFUL H625.G0 GRAND PIANO world famous make; less than two years old; looks like new. To be sacrificed for 1)75.00. The world's finest Christmas gift. See this In strument at once, at the BALDWIN PIANO SHOPPE. FOR SALE Piano, 25 if taken at once. C. C. Chapman home. Berry dale Ave. FOR 8ALE MISCELLANEOUS SPENCER Corsetiere. Tel U34-L or write 1501 N. Riverside. FARMERS ATTENTION Poultry and Dairy Feed of all kinds at very reasonable prices. H&e Creek district. A. Kavin's Ranon, in back of Scott Boyer'a. Will accept livestock of all kinds In exchange for feed. BAZAAR and Cooked Food Sale by Women's Assn. of First Christian church at Sparta Bid?. Sat., Dec. 14. REAL SILK for Caristmas. Order be fore Dec. 14. Grace Smith 998-R-Southern Oregon representative. FOR SALE Delicious apples. Phone 7-F-12. Wm. Frideger, Stewart Ave. SLIGHTLY USED WESTINGHOUSE Electric Range, 3 units. t50. A used Universal electric range. 3 units. 20. Phone 168, California Oregon Power Co. WRINGER rolls installed in any make of washer at reasonable prices dur ing this month. Fick's Hardware, phone 300. USED MONARCH ELECTRIC RANGE. 4 units, large oven. $60. A very good buy. Used Westing house Electric Range. 3 unltB, (35. Phone 168, California Oregon Power Co. FOR SALE OR TRADE for wood range gas stove with trash burner. 614 West 13th. FOR SALE CHEAP Good Newtown culls, bring your own containers. Rogue River Co., No. Central. FOR SALE Dry wood. Tel. 921-X. FOR SALE Used electric washing machine, good condition. Leaving city. Phone 1150-L. LEAVE ORDERS for Christmas wreaths and trees, 240 S. Riverside. DRY laurel wood for sale or trado for light oar. Phone 376-X. GOOD Newtown culls, washed, 20o a box. Registered Ostralorp oockerels, Rhode Island Red pullets. W. H. Watt. Phone 468-R-2. USED enamelled Home Comfort range, latest model; reasonable price. In quire at Ends Transfer and Storage Co.. 1015 N. Central. RED and green appres 25o and up. 701 W. Uth. KIDDIE KAR, tennis racket, two unit electric plate. 518 Haven St. BUY your wife a binger Electric Sew ing Machine ttie most useful Xmns glftl Small down payment and easy terms. Singer tewlng Machine Co.. 3 No. Bartlett St. BARGAINS In children's coats and dresses, also large size overcoats and suits for men. Let the Used Wardrobe Shop sell your good used clothes. 518 E Main. XPPLES We deliver. Tel 132-L. FOR SALE Baled oat hay and feed wheat C A. DeVoe 523-J-2. FOR SALE OR TRADE .32 L. rifle for wardrobe trunk. 419 W. 2nd before 3. DRIVEWAY MATERIAL 8 Sizes of rock at 11.50 per yard, delivered Bate man Phone 1534-Y or v)12-J FINE Red Spltzenburg and Newtown apples for sale at Ala Vista Packing House. 327 So Fir SC ROOFING ROOFING Let us inspect your roof before the rainy season This ser vice is free Call 270 Rogue Rivet Roofing Co. EDUCATIONAL SPANISH. FRENCH LESSONS low r&tea. J. C. Hunter, 345 N. Qrape. Phone 1213-J. BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON COIINTT ABSTRACT CO. Abstract 01 litis and Title Insurance. Tne only complete Title System in Jackson County. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstract ot Title Room, 8 and 6 No 83 North Central Ave. upstaira. Eipert Window Cleaners. LET OEOROE DO n - Tel. 1173 House cleaning floor wailng. ori ental rug cleaning and upholstering Nursery stock FOR HIGHEST QUALITY pear trees, peach, apricot, cherry, apple, al mond, riloert. and walnut trees, roses, berries, grapes, and shruo at Bargain Prices Phone B61-R-3 or call it W B Barnum's. 3 miles south oi Medlord on highway nest to Ever Shdy auto camp. Carltjn Nursery Carlton. Oregon. Money to Lend MONEY LOANED 50 to tJOO for personal or household purposes on House Furnishluss or Autos; also Cars Refinanced Loans closed within 30 minutes License No. 8 197 Se E Thomas. It So Cen tral Transfer. CADS TRANSFER STORAGE CO. Office 1016 No Central Phone 318 prtr eijnt Hernoe guaranteed. TRUCKING AND STORAGE - Looaj and long dii anoe nsuling furni ture moving etc Keasunsol rates Tel 833 F B Samsoa Co HAWLEY TRANSFER - Expert pack T9 and movers Special tl vesfcl moving equipment Prises "igbt 819 North Riverside Phone 813 GUNSMITH Repairs Mr all males at g ias, 6n Bros., 22 . tj, LEGAL NOTICES No. B-20894 In Banttruptrv Notice r First Meeting of Creditors In the District Coart of the United States for the District of Otegon. In the Matter of Alfred F. Mcusel. Bankrupt. To th? creditors of Alfred F. Meu sel, of the City ! Medford. In the County of Jackson and District afore said. Bankrupt: Notice la hereby given that on the 3rd day of December. 1935, the ss'.d Alfred F Meusel was duly adjudicated bankrupt: and that the first meeting of his creditors will be held In the office of the Referee, Med lord Center Building, Medford. Oregon, on the 18th day of December, 1935. at 3:rt0 o'clock In the afternoon, at which time and place the said creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a Trustee, examine the bankrupt, and transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting. HARRY C SKYRMAN. Referee In Bankruptcy. December 6th, 1935. Notice of Final Settlement In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate Of Nora C rand all Harris, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned has filed his final account in the above entitled matter, and the above entitled Court has fixed the Uth day of January, 1936, at the hour of 10:00 A. M. In the County Court room In the Courthouse in Medford, Oregon, as the time and place for hearing objections to said final ac count, and for the settlement there of. W. H. CRANDALL. Administrator of the Estate of Nora Orandall Harris. Notice to Creditors In the County Court of the State of Oregon In and for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Partnership Es tate of Paul Wesley Taylor, Deceas ed and John R. Bier ma. The undersigned havug been ap pointed Administrator of the partner ship estate of Paul Wesley Taylor, De ceased, and John R. Blerma, notice Is hereby given to all persons having claims against said Estate to present them to the undersigned at the office of Boggs & Bo?gs. Lawyers. Jackson County Bank Building. Medford, Ore son, within six months from the date of this notice, which Is November 18. 1935. JOHN R. BIERMA. Administrator of the Partnership Estate of Paul Wesley Taylor, De ceased, and John R. Blerma.' - Notice of Sheriffs Sule. By virtue of an execution In fore, closure duly issued out of and under tho seal of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, In and for the Coun ty of Jackson, to me directed and dated on the 20th day of November, 1935, In a certain suit therein, where in Sarah Gartner as plaintiff recov ered a Judgment against Laura J. Aim ing, the defendant, for the sum of 800.00, together with Interest there on from March 25th, 1935, at the rate of 8 per annum until paid, and for the further sum of (80.00 attorney's fees and the costs and disbursements of this suit taxed In the sum of 17,30, which Judgment was enrolled and docketed In the Clerk's office of said Court on the 20th day of No vember, 1935. Notice Is hereby given that, pursu ant to the terms of said execution, I will, on the 28th day of December.. 1935. at 10 o'clock a. m., at the front door of the Courthouse in the City of Medford, Jackson County, Oregon offer for sale and will sell at public auction according to law for cash to the hurhest bidder, subleet to redemn- ! tlon as provided by law, for the pur pose or satisfying said judgment to gether with the costs or this sale, all of the right, title and Interest that the said defendant, Laura J. Aiming had on the 26th day oi July, 1934. In and to the following descrio- ra real estate, situated in tne ccunty of Jackson, State of Oregon, to-wlt: Lot numbered Seven (7) and the North Half of Lot numbered Eight Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS 1. Placed In cipher f. Implement Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle for S TlOlAlT SjjfP L E AsjE TA N DEt i R E A S.O N am! daisies fflUVf tAilSIEMiTORE iLkAN!HADP.ER RELI TlSTO KERS liATOPiEVHP 6ATHERSE NATE 2ki5i.i. Its X a & iPASSEM0 RR SilCOUR SESPA LULORmo REGO N. P 1E MeIEeHs E C OjNlD Kiercing olea t. Automobile it. Or dor of am phibians in eluding the frog and the toad IS. By way of 14. Japanese cash 1ft. Part of a blossom is. Added numbers It Body of land surrounded by water 20. Converse 31. Clock In the form of a ship 21. Person ad dressed 34. American poet 35. Musical work 27. Send payment 29. Larue shore bird 1L Derived from fatty or oily sub stances tl. Once more 27. Compound of sodium 41, Rubbish: slang B6. 43. Statute 44. Medicinal plant 57. 4ft. Chide vhemently 47. Periodic wind 1. of Asia 49. Book of the 3. Bible I. St. Compass point 4. &3. Title of Mohammad I. 84. Rub nut 4. 65. Permit II. Division of a Doem ts miz if . Mll I I I I. iLiiidt , , , 2? 3o f:3l 3? 33 34 tfc IfjLt L, lrTW, Ul ,;: ZIS 4l f ; " 1 BHtb7 1 1 i (8) In Block Four (41 In the Orig inal Town mow City! -.1 Medford. Jackson County. Oregon Dated this 31st day of November. 1035. SYD I. BROWN, Sheriff of Jackson County. Oregon By HOWARD OAULT. Deputy. FEEDING, CLOTHING OP NAVAL RECRUIT One of the most interesting, as well as the most necessary of the activities of a U. S. naval training station is that which has to do with the clothing and subsisting of re cruits and other personnel received for training. While various service schools are maintained there for ad vanced training of men who have been at sea with the fleet, recruit training constitutes the station's pri mary mission: and the proper feed ing and clothing of the recruits. The supply officer of the station Issues to each man an outfit of clothing, which Is given each recruit upon entering the service. This out- tit consists of everything from under wear on out to an overcoat, hats, shoes and bedding. A stock of approximately 6100.000 worth of clothing Is kept at the train ing station to meet clothing needs of the men. Having been outfitted, the recruit is Interested In what he will receive to take the place of those good meals "mother used to make." Tills feature of his well being Is administered by the comlssary department of the sta tion. As recruits are growing boys, a well-balanced nutritious and ade quate ration Is the most important consideration in their development. The navy department buys only the best food products the market affords and maintains cooking and baking schools to insure the most efficient handling of these products. The fact that recruits gain from five to ten pounds during 12 weeks of training, and that the "sick ad mission rate" for these men Is excep tionally low, would Indicate that their bodily needs are matters of the most careful consideration by the navy. Anyone desiring more and detailed Information on the above subject, or any questions concerning the naval service, may obtain same by writing to or calling at the U. S. Navy Re cruiting Station, Post of floe Building, Medford, Oregon, GRANTS PASS LEADER IN AUTO REGISTRATION GRANTS PASS, Dec. 9. (SpU Of the 49 registration offices In Oregon, Grants Pass again heads the top of the list with 20.8 per cent of the entire registrations made in this city duilng the year to December 1. Grants Pass led the seven high of fices In the state for the year with 20,873 out of state cars gaining ad mittance to the state from the local office. Others following were: Ashland - .....13.924 Brookings 7,411 Portland 8.391 Arlington - - 8,350 Klamath Falls 4,191 Medford . . 3,582 WHEEL GOODS Everything that rolls at prices that will sitrprle you Sims Bros., 23 N. Fir. Cross-Word Puzzle T. Air In motion 1. Kind of resin 9. Substance used as Jewelry 10. Whits poplar 11. Dangerous 17. Inflammation of the ear it. Large artery tU The present time 22. Top ornament of a spire 24. Free 26. Lists of can didates Zl. Country house 30. Kolf 32. Wild animal 33. Mountain In Creto 34. Cry of the crow 31. Conciliatory 38. "Ship of the desert" S. SInply 40. Composition for nine 43. Domesilrated 4S. Philippine knife 44. Outer covering of a wheel 41. Rowing Imple ment M. Peer Oynl's mother II. Pronoun Hugs mythical h"rd Restrain DOWN Cover the top of First number Oidlcnt Historical periods Play . Broad thoroughfare Lake Creek LAKE CREEK, De. 9. (Spl.) Mr. and Mra. William Hotfft entertained a party of friends and neighbors at their home here Saturday night. Among those present were Kenneth Kamberg of Central Point. Helen Stelnsog and Mary Height of Phoe nii; Elva McKinnls, Naomi Smith. Mrs. J. Argraves, Mrs. Orval Blair of Jacksonville, Mrs. Maude Lockwood of Central Point: Mr. and Mrs. Orval Vandorfy, Mr. and Mrs. Al Austin ot Ashland; Mr. and Mra. Cartvrlght, Marlens Cartwrlght. Lyle Hoefft of Medford: Mr. and Mra. Roy Orlgsby. Donald, Richard and Charlotte Orlgs by. Clyde, Donald and Joyce Ortsscm, Mr. and Mrs. Patton and son, Har old, of Lake Creek. Those who enjoyed the hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Ragsdale Thanksgiving day were Marvin Rags dale and daughter, Sharon, of Kirk; Mr. and Mis. Hay Rngsdale and two children, Butte Pulls; Mr. and Mra. Ivan Davtea and two children. Forest Creek: Mrs. E. R. Jones. B. B. Meyer and H. G. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Russ Moore motored to Central Point lot Thanksgiving dinner with Mra. Moore'a brother. Tom Pankey. and family. Mrs. Thclma Moore of Medford Joined her parents at the Pankey home. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Prey were agreeably surprised to liear of their marriage one day last week, and all Join in wishing them many years of happiness. Mrs. Prey was formerly Miss Beatrice Gar dener. Victor Oardener, who is employed at Kirk. Klamath county, spent Thanksgiving with home folks. Mr. and Mrs. William Hoefft and daughter, Edith, and son. Mark, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tonn and Mrs. Roy Orlgsby and children were dinner guests Tuesday evening at the Tonn home. R. A. Pech of Medford Is visiting his sons. A. L. and H. E. Pech, and families. Mr. and Mrs O. O. Day and son, Orln, left last week for Seattle, where they expect to spond the winter. Everett Doty, who has been working at Phoenix for some time, returned home Friday. The Lost Creek Community club met Tuesday at the Tonn home with Mrs. Vevla Orlgsby and Mra. Amy OrlRsom as hostesses. About twenty ladles were present, snd Mrs. Mack aalster several In completing their guide patterns. She also showed sev eral patterns of wool embroidery and drawn work. In which the ladles were very much Interested. 4 Foots Creek FOOTS CREEK. Dec. . (Spl.) Thanksgiving dinner guests In Qol.1 Hill wera Mr. and Mrs. Clay Biles, Robert. Mas snd Bonnlejean Biles, Mr. and Mrs. Oeorgs Koster, snd Ed Koster, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Ross: Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Miller, Phyllis and Junior Miller, at Mra. Millie Walker's. Mrs. Effle Blrdseys and sons. Olenn snd David, and Bobble Cameron, were Thankegivlnff guests of Mr. and Mrs Victor Blrdaeye at Meadowbrook farm, near Phoenix. Mr. and Mra. Booms Iter and Mrs. Beth Powers had ss guests Mr. snd Mrs. Nelson Boomsllter and son, of Grants Pass. Ray Blllng. of Medford, called on Clyde Martin Monday evening. He and John Biles snd son hsd spent Me day at Oraves Creek. Fred Koster, Clyde Martin, Ed Kos ter snd Prank Irish were business visitors In Oranta P.iss last week. Louis Drulf left Dec. a for Los An geles, where he will visit friends for the next ten days. Mr. and Mrs. W. H Miller, of Orsnts Pass, were visitors here Dec. 2. Joe Woodcock, who underwent a major operation at the Oeneral hos pital In Grants Psss the last of the week, Is In a serious eondltton. Sardine Creek SARDINE CREEK, Dec- (Bpl.) Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Walt were Thanks giving dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Flene. Mrs. Arthur Du sen berry and baby daughter, Shirley Ann, returned home last week from the Community hos pital in Medford and are both doing fine. Mr, and Mrs. CaJ Diisen berry and son, Donald, of Loom la. Calif., who spent Thanksgiving week visiting rel atives here and In Oold Hill, returned home last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Flene were busi ness visitors In Medford Thursday. The children of the families of John Smith, and Mrs. Rita Kendall, who have been having the measles, are all convalescing now. Mrs. S. A. Duaenberry. who spent six weeks In Portland, visiting her mother, Mrs. Eva Newton, and sis ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. R. Sutherland, returned home last week, and reports her mother ts slowly Improving from a paralytic stroke, suffered last Apr)). Prnfesnor PitSM-s EUGENE. Ore,, Dec Q.vDr. Timothy Cloran, 67. profewoT of ro mance laniruagea and member of the university faculty for 30 years, died Sunday after an Illness of less than a week. Since he came to the univer sity in 1908 he never rrlsred a cljsa until hi laat Illness. WlrTDOW GLASS We sell window glais and will replsc your broken windows reasonably Trowmidge Cab inet Works. Um .WaU niDim wain i Williams Creek WILLIAMS CREEK. Deo. 9 (Spl.) The Townsend club put on a clever play at their last meeting, depicting times during the Hoover admlnlstra tlon In the first ret. with the players frantically looking for work and being forced to accept relief. The second and third acta showed times during tne Roosevelt administration and again times after the passing of the Townsend plan. The play was written uy local residents, many of the play ers writing their own tinea Mr. Em ma Spsrlln played head of the relief office: Mrs. Minnie Romlne. mother of a lange family seek'.ng work: Mrs. Bertha Lemmon. a widow, mother of nine children seeking relief: Emery Butts, expert milker. !rho could milk 50 cown per hour, also seeking work: Banks Ncwcomb. representaMve of em ployment agenclea; Lester Soarlln. married man: Clarence Coon, working man: John Mullen, policeman: Jack Lovel, worker; Chester Boat, an old miner: Harold and Roy Boat, seeking employment: Ralph Couple, persist ently seeking wcrk and going to Mtck till he pot It: Bill Pixley, Democratic party man: Austin Cougle. Republican party man; Alfrea Larimore. Uncle Sam: Mra. Harry Couple, old lady on way to the poor house: George S pari In, Dr. Townsend; Vlc Sparlln and Mar lon Miller, his finance. The Williams Grange elected offi cers at the last business meeting. A. O. Edwards, re-elected master: Gene Helnrman. overatft-r; Mra. J. A. Vomer was elected treasurer; Mrs. A. D. Gray. lecturer: A. D. Gray, m toward; Prank Miller, chaplain: Prank WrUht, secretary; Austin Cougll. s.tt.iiit steward; Harry Sorrels, gate keeper: Mra. J. A. Boat, Ceres; Mrs. Frank M. Miller, Pomona; Mrs. Iva Edwards. Flora; Arllna Sorrels, lady assistant steward: Harry Sorrels. LudA'ig Kolnn man and Billy Carl, executlvo com mittee. Mr. and ?.Ira. J. M. Lloyd, of San Bernardino, have been visitlnr their parents, Mr. and Mra. C. W. Roberta. Mr. Lloyd left Monday for San Fran cisco. Mrs. Lloyd and children will remain for a longer visit. Mr. and Mrs. Fay Bristol, of Pro volt, left the first of the week for Chloago and other eastern points to visit till after the holidays. Curtis Mo f fit and daughter, of Peta luma. Calif., are visiting at the Joe Boat home. Mr, Mofflt Is a brother of Mra. Boat. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Hansen, Jr., are visiting at the home of Mrs. Hansen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Swenrin- gati. Lloyd Warner's ear was damned when It upaot at the curve at the Powells Creek bridge recently. Neither Lloyd nor Willard Sargent, who was riding with him, waa hurt and they were able to drive the oar home af ter mending 4 flat tlrea. The Warner car was on the main highway and a truck from the llmo quarry was cross ing the bridge when the two drivers saw each other but too late to avoid the collision. Warner drove his car as far up the steep side aa possible when It upset. Roy Williams naa built a now garage and woodshed. Lester Hill Is modcrn lElng hi house and installing bath room fixtures. Hla father Is assisting In the work. ' Louis Pence, of Grants Paas, has enrolled In the Williams high school for the rest of the term. He U stay ing at the home of hla uncle, George Cougle. Work on the addition to tho Wil liams high school building la progress ing nicely. The forms are all set and they expect to begin pouring the con crete Tuesday. It was voted to erect the long-needed gymnasium In the spring If railroad money Is available. Basketball playing Is now carried on In the grange hall, a dutai.ee of a quarter of a mil from the school. Also, the building has the wrong di mensions, being both too narrow and too low. The high school girls are to have a basketball team this yeur. The employee of the Lime Products Co. have organised a team also. Nlok Smith waa elected captain and Jim Plnnlger, business manager. Any team wishing to book games trs ask ed to get In touch, with Mr. Plnnlgar .it the lime plant, Mr. and Mra. George McClnin. of Phoenix, spent Thcnkaglvlng at the O. W. Roberta home. O Corrle ha purchased the ISO acre timber tract of land from L. Brill which formerly belonged to Jack Wlaecarver. The two Jackson brothers are now cutting wood there. L. An derson, who had been working for Mr. Corrle, left for his home In Boise. Beginning last week, there wjII be only one half hour noon lunch period no that school may be dismissed earlier In the afternoon. The new science equipment for the high school arrived last week. A large encyclopedia also ha been orde-ed and will arrive In a few day. Tho en rollment of entir ecnool numbers 119. Mr. Lester Sutton, who recently underwent an operation at Kltmath Falls, la recovering nicely. Al). Mr. Cleve Wilson, who had her appendix te moved, 1 con v a tearing at the home of friends in Oranta Pas. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mansfield were here from Jacksonville, where Mrs. Mansfield ha been employed at the Jacksonville Sanitarium for ome time, and Mr. Mansfield 1 employed by a mining company. Ante'ope AWTILOPC, Dee. . (Spl) Mrs. Cal Spencer of the Ala Vista orchard, returned from Canada, whtre ihe hsd spent the past two month with her daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Oreb pent Thanksgiving at Butte Falls. - Mrs. Wilbur, Krlckjwn apent Tnsnks auvuAtf in Portland wltb her biubaad. Fights Secession Gen. 8ung Chert-Yuan (above), overlord of Hopeh-Charar, ordered troop to Tungchow to suppresa the autonomy movement there, ac cording to Peipinc reports, which drew a warning from the Japanese military that encroachment on tha demilitarized zone would not be tolerated. (Associated Press Photo) Meteorological Reporl Dec. 0. 1930 Fnreensta x Medford nd vicinity: Unsettled with occasional rain tonight and Tuesday. Slightly warmer tonight. Oregon: Unsettled: occasional inln west and rain or snow northeast por tion tonight and Tuesday. Slightly warmer south and east portion to night. Local Tnta ' Temperature a year ago today: Highest Al; lowest 34. Total monthly precipitation 1.19 Inches. Excess for the month 0.12 Inches. Total precipitation since September 1, 1035. 4.31 Inches. Deficiency for the season 0.83 inches. Relative humidity at S p. m. yester day 83 per cent; A a. m. "today, 100 per cent. Tomorrow: Sunrise, 7:28 . nv; sun set, 4.40 p. m. Observations Taken at A a. m., lid Meridian Time. Boise . 36 38 T. Rain Boston 44 98 .01 Eftln Ohlcsgo 46 33 T. Cloudy Denver 48 28 Clo'ldy Eureka 63 44 cloudy Helena 44 88 Cloudy Los Angeles 68 60 Clear MEDFORD 60 31 . Cloudy New York 40 40 '.14 Rain Omaha 64 30 .... Clear Phoenix .... 88 38 Clear Portland 80 44 .01 Cloudy Reno 60 34 . Cloudy Roseburg . 68 36 .... Cloudy Salt Lake 48 38 T. Cloudy San Francisco 63 48 T. Foggy Seattle -.. 63 46 .01 Cloudy Spokane 40 86 Cloudy Walla Walla 63 38 .... Cloudy Washington. D.C. 63 60 .33 Rala Mr. and Mrs. Fred Duttoa enter tained at a dinner Thanksg Ting day. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Harnlsh and family, of Eagle Point; Sam Harnlsh and Mrs. Rice, also of Esgle Point. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bighorn and daughters spent Thanksgiving day with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kneeland, of Medford, Antelope Literary club wll meet Dec. 13. A good program Is being ar ranged. The ladles are asked to bring sandwiches. Mr. snd Mrs. Harve Stanby had as guests Thanksgiving day Mr. and Mrs. Roy Aahpole and son, and Mr. and Mra. John Rader. of Eagle Point. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Culbertson and Daughter apent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs Jim Culbertson, of Central Point. The Lsdles' Social club wilt meet as the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace McDowell Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. 8. W. Baize and sons, Dick and Jsmes, of Medford: Mr. snd Mrs. Tom Hallett, of Antelooe: Mr. snd Mrs. Bob Balse were dinner guests ot Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Rtggs Thsnks jivlng dsy. The many friends of Jim Owens of near Medford and Mrs. B. F. Fieden berg, of Butte Falla (mothor of Mra. John C. Orel)) were saddened at their sudden deaths Dc. 8. The eympathy of the Antelope district I extended to th bereaved families. Mrs. Henry Owens Is very 111 at her home. All hope for s speedy recovery. Misses Beth snd Verna entertained the Sundsy school classes of Reesa Creek snd Antelope Nor. 39. Thosa who attended from Antelope were: Marie Wood. Hfteel and Annabella Rliigs, Airnets Day. Alice Allen, snd Mesdamas Ruby Rlggs and Sigma Day. A good time was had by all. Trees To Hollywood arwriCRTON, Ore. Dee. g.ivjv Christmas trees of this ares, are go ing to Hollywood. However the 400 trees which were shipped to Holly wood the psst week were to bring Christmas cheer snd were not head ed for screen tests. Old Hotel Doomed HOOD RIVER. Ore.. Dee. sWffV- The Mount Hood houil, one of tha landmarks of ths nld-CoIumbls area, will be rased within 60 days under sn order of ths city council. W. Hoo ford built It In 1883 and Robert Rand purchased It later. Phone 843 We'l. haul away youi feuts. City Baal tau Sctrlos.