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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MF.DFOUl). OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1933 TACE NTNTE WHAT VOX) WANT Classified FOR EASY REFERENCE fcl -UV ; ffiW tl-MV i Bead every id on this paje. vou will probably rind ex actly the tiling yon want to buy or sell. It It Isn't there, advertise. It's Inexpensive, effective. RATES ter word first Insertion (Minimum tsc) Each additional Insertion, cr word Minimum 10c) Per Una per montb wlthoat aopy change, -, ll.Z. Phone 75 FOR WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND Notice. Taken up. Hereford steer. R. C. Benson, Old Pacific highway. STRAYED To my place on the Rivi era Plantation, mile from Foots Creek station, one red bull with horns, left ear trimmed, white tip on end of tall, brend on right hip. . Owner may have animal by paying for feed and cost of ad. I. G. Neevel. LOF IJ aog i7msnircan 1 5 1 6 WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Live man In Medford; no ; selling; good 50 weekly up to right , man. Experience unnecessary; $150 investment required; secured and returnable. Call personally. Mr. j Beery, Hotel Medford. j WANTED Man for orchard and gen- ' era. work. Steady job; good wages. Write P. O. Box 2, phoenix. WANTED FEMALE HELP j WANTED Middle -aged Science lady ! lor companion. Brunson'a .Service Station. Rt. 2. Box 115. j WANTED SITUATIONS ! MIDDLE-AGED lady with son 9 years, wants housekeeping for lone gen-, tleman. Write Ruth Ross, Grnnta , Pass, Ore., Gen. Del. j WANTED Work by man on dairy or orchard. Good "With ' horses arid : cattle. Garfield Jorgenson, care Oregon Orchard, Rt. 1, Box 458, Medford. j WANTED Work in home by capable j ycung woman, good cook. Box , 7022. Tribune. I - - i W ANTED--MISCELLANEOUS j WANTED Housework, middle-aged I womun. Phone 473-X. WANTED At once, doll buggy, good j condition. Phone 585. DRESSMAKING. DESIGNING 25 j years' experience in tailoring and x, gown - making, alterations. Mrs. cad well, 122' Almond. WANTED We pay cash toi nuuaenoid goods furniture and stove We uleo ouy metals nicies pelts wool ana mo hair MEDFORD BAKOA1N HOUSE. 37 N Orape St Phone 10(13. WANTTCD Good used furniture, range?, cook stoves. Holbrook and Ohxn. Phone 547. 112 East 6th ttt.- WANTED - Beef cattle veal lamos and pasture J J oseuoruKe j WANTED Cleai out your attis garage ano casement ol sll old fur niture, cook stoves heaters stove pipe fruit jars etc Give us a rail NEW DEAL FURN EXCHANGE No 413 Sast Main WANTED Cook stoves, beaters bed springs mattresses day-oeds sani tary couches and cots ot what have you We pay cash st exchange NEW DEAL FURN EXCHANGE 423 E Main St. " WANTED FURS FURS FURS Highest cash price paid for raw furs Complete line ol traps jh sale. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37-29 No Grape St Medford FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT 1 house $30.00. 1 house j $15.00. Call 33a S Riverside. FOR RENT Furnisned house, $35 Call 121-R. FOR RENT 829 West 11th 825 00 Elec. range and circulating heater. 109 S Orange $30 00 Areola n eating. 24 Washington 820 00 Phone 195; evenings 1147-W. FolpRENT 6 -room modern furnish ed house, close In. Phjne 457-J. FOR RENT 6 -room mortem well furnished house. 3 acres garden space fruit trees, plenty shade trees, chicken houses: U mile city limits. 35 Phone 314-X. FOR RENT Hotiy Court No. 3 funi Hhed with electric rarve Oil ivv.tei Frlidnlre only. $30 water furnls.ied 722 Dakota 831 West 12th 205 mpp Phone 195 1147-w after 5 p m. FOR RENT Modern 7-r-iom unfur nished home Phone 723 FOR WEN1 hme fumisied at unfurnished Brown Whue FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS CLEAN attractive rooms; 410 8 Newtown reaarnaaie ATTRACTIVE room. 404 3 Orape. FOR RENT AVARTMENT8 2 DUPLEX lurnlhed 4 -room apt.; garage. Phone 1586-Y or 1335-X. FURNISHED apartment . with private bath. 321 Apple. CLEAN furnished apartment. 317 W. 2nd. FOR RENT Furnished apartment. Duroll Court. Phone 879-X lor ap pointment. 3-ROOM furnished aoartment; garage; adults 315 No. Bartlctt. FURNISHED 3-room apt., ground i floor; adult. 124 King. FOR RENT Apartments. 334 Apple. 4 R and bath; Frig., tile kitchen, hot water, steam heat, garbage serv. and gar. Adulu. Available Deo. 20 603 8. Holly St. 3-ROOM modern furnished apt.; gar age. U09 w nth. FOR RENT ROOM BOARD BOARD and room. 636 W. 4tb. Phone 833-J. BOARD AND ROOM, rates reasonable at 71S E Main FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT 2 -room furn'shed cabin Tor one or two people. 7.60; vi:t not paid. C. A. DeVoe. Tel 333-J-2. FOR EXCHANGE TRADE Good truck for sedan car. W. W. Beardsley. Jacksonville. FOR EXCHANGE ESTATE -REAL THADE Equity In desirable east side residence for Copco or Jackson Co B St L stock Box 7414. FOR SALE - REAL ESTATE FOR SALE A beautiiurly situated modern home In the Western Foot hills: garage, pump house, chicken house; all in finest condition; 22 acres of land. There are peaches, pears, apricots, cherries, plums, figs, walnuts, berries. Beautiful shnde and shrubbery. Bargain price. $6000. BROWN & WHITE, REALTORS. BUILDING LOT3 with paving, side walk, curblnir. sewer ana water paid up in full, for $250 each. Close to schools. Brown White, Realtors. FORTY acres In artlslan belt, Arizona, for small place in Oregon. Frank Hastings, Gold Hill. FOR SALE, TRADE. OR LEASE Five acres, clcse in, well improved. 402 West Jackson Street. FOR SALE A FARM THAT WILL PAY OUT 180 acres dairy and grain ranch, dork productive soil. Talent irrigation 27 acres olfalfa; all . fenced and cross-fenced with woven wire. 7 room house, water pressure, elec tricity. Barn, 66x108. 1000 bushel ' granary made of flooring. On mail and cream routes and school bus line. A wonderful buy for $5500. L. G. Plckell. 204 East Main. 20 ACRES, cultivated. 4-room house. barn.Jaiyje chicken house, 5 acres free water. $1500; terms. Sheley. 402 E. Main. 100 A('KE3 well improved staked and equipped close to Meed ford some oanh or inenme property Ba a no lone time low interest 0 A DeVoe 623-J-2 WHEN vou think of real estate think of Brown White FOR SALE DOGS PET8 PEDIGREED roller canaries. Prloed right Flnneys. Jacksonville. ROLLER Canaries Call 523-J-2 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE Piano. $25 If taken at once C C. Chapman home. Berry dale Ave. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE S-cyUnder pickup Uuct and 5 -room house. J. V. Bradley, 408 Boardman. 1934 1933 DeSoto Airflow Sedan. Chev. DeLuxe 4-dnor Sedan. 6 wheels and Karl-Keen trunk. 1930 Plymouth 4 -door Sedan. 1930 Pontiac 4-door Sedan. 1929 Chev. 2-door Sedan. 1929 Pontiac 2-door Sedan. 1928 Whippet 4 2-door dedan. 1&29 Model A Coupe. 1930 Model A Truck; duals, MEAD MOTOR CO. 16 South Fir. FOR SALE '29 model A. Ford road ster 1003 Sailing. FOR SALE; 11935 Chev. Sedan. 1300 miles. A swell deal. 132 8. Riv erside. NEW 1936 Chevrolet Standard Sedan, $505 00; terms. W. O. Chapman, 202 Haven St.. cor. Holly. USED CAR BARGAINS 34 Pontiac 4-door Tour Sedan. '34 Butck 2-door Tour Sedan. '33 Bulrk Vict Coupe. '32 SfJde. Conv. Coupe '32 Dode Sedan. "31 sex Sedan. '31 Hudson Sedan. '30 ontloc Sedan. '31 Chev 2-door Seoun. '29 B-iick Sedan SKINNER'S GARAOE BUICK PONTIAO. GOOD USED CARS ;Se us about our new Low Finance Rntr? and Special Christmas Prices. 19.15 Dod,?e Touring Sdan. 1913 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan. 1931 Chrysler 8 Sedan. 1931 Ford Victoria Coupe. 1P33 Plymouth DeLuxe Coupe. . 1934 Chrysler A.rllcw. 1-529 Bulck DeLuxe Sedan. 1930 Bulck Coupe. 1930 Chrvsler 66 Sedan. 19?0 Chevrolet Sedan. 1934 Ford DeLuxe 8 Sedan. Ao a number o other reil bargains LANGR MOTOR CO. CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Used Or Lot. 6th and Bartlett. 38 Nrth Riverside. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE FtPAh cow.- First hou e.ist County Workshop on Barnett FOR SALE B-led wild ot hav. $12. , t-n. l.o .? a::i!f. and oat hay. $10 ' ton. It. C. Jtr.r:i. Oli PotlLc I highway. Phme 48-X. FOR SALE. LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Feeder pigs. W. A. Mc Dowell, Rt. 3, east of Eagle Point. FOR SALE Two exceptional Jersey heifers. 133 8. Riverside. FOR SALE 3 brood so wa will farrow In April. i ml. S. Phoenix on Pa cific Highway. B. R. Warren. FOR SALE A fine lot of weaner pigs. $5 a head. Also a lot of good apple wood. All you want. Any size you want It at 97 a cord, delivered. E. W. Birchfteld. Route 1. Box 54, Just off Beell Lane on the south. FOB SALE Team of horses and har ness; weight about 3000 lbs Team mules and narness wagon and two 12-lnch plows Wnltaett Bros.. 1 mile above Pro volt. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE DeVry motion picture camera, cheap. 344 ao. central. FOR SALE Medium size heater, 10. 613 So. Ivy Bt. FOR SALE Westing house sunlamp, like new. 915. 718 Sherman St. FOR SALE Com loe and D'AaJou pears, packed or in lugs. Very reas onably priced. Ala Vista Packing House. FOR APPLES Call O. V. Myers. Tel 258-J. on old Pacific highway. Will deliver 3 or more boxes. SELL OR TRADE for GUNS, $1600 sheepskin - lined horse hide coat. $8.50; $12 00 electrle heater. $3 50; 14-ft. cedar , boat, $15.00: saddle. $9.00; traps. $2.60 doz. Bouts, shoes, outdoor clothing. Low price. 317 North Riverside. 40 TIERS dry laurel and manzanlta wood, $1.75 tier. L. Gray. Ruch. FOR Christmas trees and wreaths, see Bert Johnston, corner 6th and Bart lett, across from Monarch Seed Store. Best trees In town. Open day and nignt. FOR SALE Stock trailer. 21x700 heavy duty tires. Phone 498-R. FOR SALE One two-cow stock trail er. Leo Young. Tel 10-F-13. BUY HERE AND SAVE Davenports. Studio Couches, Simmons Springs. Simmons Beds, Mattreses, good used furniture. HOLBROOK & OHRN In Old Fire ha 11 Bldg on 6th. Phone 647. 112 E. 6th St. FOR SALE 50 tons of alfalfa and grain hay. J' E. Clemens, Hlilcreet road. Box 155. FOR SALE: Almonds Just as they come from the orunard delivered in Medford at 8c pound. Phone 7H8. FOR SALE Jonathan apples, best cooking and eating apples. Ala Vis ta Packing House. LOGGER wreaths, greens and trees 147 so. central. Alice R. cummings. FOR SALE Delicious apples. Phone FOR SALE Diamond ring, Philco ra dio, ornce desk, lady a small coat, Xmas trees 248 Beatty FOR SALE Good cabinet radio, 7 tubes, 913. Also 40-lb. feather bed, $12. 215 Cottage St. FOR SALE Cook stove, linine table sewing machine. No. 1, Riverside Apts. BALED oat hay, ground hay; loose oat ana annua hay; also ieed wheat C. A. DeVoe. Phone 523-J-2. GOOD Newtown culls, washed. 20c box Registered Ostralorp jkerels Rhode Island Red pullets. W. H Watt. Phone 408-R-2. SPENCER Corsetlere Tel 1334-L or write 1501 N Riverside - RED and green appies 25o nd up ui w ntn. WRINGER rolls instilled In any make or wasner at reasonable prices dur lne tills month. Flck's Hardware phono 300. BARGAINS In children's costs and dresses, also large size overcoats and suits for men Let the Used Wardrobe Shop sell your good used clothes. 516 E Main. APPLES We deliver Tel 132-L. FOR SALE OR TRADE .22 L rifle for wardrobe trunk. 419 W 2nd before 8 DRIVEWAY MATERIAL 3 llzes Of rock at $1 50 per yard delivered Bateman Phone 1534-y ot tfia-J FINE Red Spltzenburg and Newtown apples for sale at Aln Vlata Packing House 327 So Fir St. MISCELLANEOUS EXPERIENCED. Dressmaking. Tailor ing. 122', Almond St. BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKMHN COUNTY ABSTRACT CO Abstracts ot title ana Title Insurance The only complete Title system in jaexson County. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts ot Title Rooms 8 and 6 No 32 North Central Ave. upstaira Money to Lend MONEY LOANED - $50 to $3C0 for personal or Household pu.-puaes on House PurntahihKf or Autos; also Cars Refinanced Los os ciona within 30 minutes License No 8 157 Set w B r nomas 45 So Cen tral expert Window Cleaners. LET GEORGE DO 11 Tel 1172 House cleaning floor waxing ori en il rug cleaning and upnolstering E ADS TRANSFER & STORAGE OO Office 1016 No Central Phone 316 Prices runt Service guaranteed rKlJCKlNO AND STORAGE - Local and ions distance n tiling Tumi ture moving etc Kainaol rate Tel 833 P B StmsoQ Co H A WI.EY tkanhfeh - Expert pact erf and mivr 3ocil lifer.icit m vina eq npment Pricef 'iDt ' 619 Norm Rivemue. Phane 615. ROOFING ROOFINO Let ut inspect your rooi before the rainy season This ser vice is free Call 270 Rogue Rival Roofing Co. LEGAL NOTICES Nolle to Creditor. In the County Court of the State of Oregon, lor jaexson rounty. In the Matter of the Estate of Sidney Sumpter Smith, sometlm known as S Sumpter Smith, as Sumpter S. Smith, and as S S. Smith, deceased. The undersigned" has been bv the County Court of Jackson County. Oregon, appointed executrix of the estate of Sidney Sumpter Smith, sometimes known as S. - Sumpter Smith, as Sumpter S. Smith, and as S S. Smith, deceased, and has quail- ned. The creditors of and all persons having claims Biealnst said deceased are hereby notified to present the same, vermea as required oy law, within six months after the first publication hereof, to the under signed, at the otlfce of her attorney. Glenn O Taylor, Federal Bldg.. Med ford. Oregon. Dated and first published. Novem ber 31, 1935. KITTIE I. SMITH, Executrix oi Said Estate. Summons for Puhllcntion, No. 6231-E. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon in and for the County c The Federal Land Bank of Spokane, a corporation, Plaintiff, vs. Owen T Wilson nnd Margaret A. Wilson, husband and' wife; Nancy B. Oilman and Bert B Gllmm, wife and husband; Justin L. W.lson. di vorcee; David C. Wilson and Flossie Wilson, husband and wife; Jennie S. Cook son and Plea H. Cookson wife and husband: Charles D. Wil son and Ruth Wilson, husband and wife; the Unknown Heirs of 'Vivid O. Wilson, deceased; Jackson Coun ty, a municipal corporation: Med ford National Farm Loin Associa tion, a corporation: and also all other persons or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest In the real instate described In the complaint herein. Defendants To Nancy B. Oilman and Lert B. Oilman, wife and husband; Justin L. Wilson, divorcee; Jennie S. Cookson nnd Pleas H. Cockson. wife and hus band: Charles D. Wilson and Ruth Wilson, husband and wife; the un known heirs of David C. Wll3n. de ceased; also all other persons or par ties unknown claiming- any right, i title estate. Hen or interest in the teal estate described in the complaint herein, of the above named defend ants: In the name of the State of Oregon. ' you. and each of you, are hereby re-j quired to appear and answer the com-1 plain filed against you in the above! entitled suit on or before the 2nd d.y! of January. 1936. said date belrui the lost day of f ur weeks from the date of the first publication of this sum mons, and said period of four weeks being the time prescribed for publi cation hereof, and if you fall to ap pear and answer said comolalnt for want thereof, the plaintiff win apply to the Court for the relief demanded In It complaint, to-wit: For a decree of this Court ordering that the sum of 310.00. beln? the par. value of 62 shares of stork tn The Federal Land Bank of Spokane, pledged to the Medford National Farm Loan Association as additional secur ity for the loan made by the ptalntlff herein, be applied to the payment ol the amount secured by plaintiffs mortgage; and that the plaintiff have Judgment against the defendants. Owen T. Wilson and Medford National Farm Loan Association, a corporation, and against each of them, for the balance then remaining unpaid on said Indebtedness, to-wit: The sum of 7104.02. with interest on M1H1.88 thereof at the rate of 5 ner an num from September 12, 1D35. until Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS l Neither vepctnble nor mineral T. Sea In the antarctic 11. Pronoun It. Form of Instrumental composition 15. Smooth IC. Room In harem 17. Inquired the cost of 18. Money pnfd for transporta tion 19. Writing Implement 20. Chess pieces 21. Looking over or about 35. Feminine name 28. Ekr drink 21. Before 27. FrRKmer.f left at a meat; arehalo 28. Large bundle 50. Vehlclen on runners 14. City in Okla homa Humbles 17. ARririiitural Implement 51. 8ho Intchet 39 Fnhiilous bird 10. South American river Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle TADMROSAM k A jj G U O fflij B O D EjD c HOOSEp ileH gTEE pOLLOWS TIP E SlF I L L YHE H A DgSlU L L Vm? E N ilfeALL YPEN D liH0LYi80TT0M a m j t yMc o t t a g e. oMeIdMeIyIeIsIInIeIt 43 . Tennis point won by a anrvlc stroke Town In Hawaii Improve Invite Adversary (leverage Leaf of the palmyra palm Take solid food Conjunction fjod of war Crunhlng or grinding Gutdo'B highest nots 'I2 I3 I4 5 b MP I8 I? ' WM" a '3 '7 w W L. S (ML H3? H; 4JW L..iU 1W1 'iiiui lll lii II , m 1 I paid, and with Interest on $2789.53 thereof at the rate of p per annum from September 13, 1935, until paid, and for the further sum of 1350 00, , or such other sum as the Court may I adjudge reasonable as attorney's Ices herein, together with plaintiff s costs and disbursements; that the mort- j gage described In plaintiff's comp'.slnt. be foreclosed and the morijiiixcd prtmlses as described In the com-1 plaint and again described as follows. to-wl: The North Half of the Northwest Quarter and the Southwest Quar ter of the Northwest Quarter of Section Six. Township "hlrty-six i South, Range Two West of the Wil-' lamette Merlalan. and the North Half of the Northeast Quarter of Section One. Township Thirty-six South of Range Three West of the Willamette Meridian, cor twining 199.63 acres, according to the U. B. Government Survey thereof, situ ated In Jackson County, State of Oregon, . be sold in one parcel In the manner prescribed by the laws of the State of Oregon and the practice of this Court: that the proceeds thereof be applied towards the payment of ulaln tlff's decree, costs and accruing costs; that at said sale plaintiff be permit ted to become a purchaser; that plain tiff have a deficiency Judgment against the defendants, Owen T. Wil son and Medford National Farm Iotn Association, a corporation, and Against each of them, for any portion of said decree remaining unpaid; that the de fendants above named, and each and all of them, be foreclosed and arred of alt right, title, claim or Interest in the premises described In nlatn tiff's mortgage, except the rla,hi of redemption allowed by law. and that plaintiff have such other and further relief as Is meet and equitable. This summons Is published by or der of the Hon. H. D. Not ton. Jude of the First Judicial District of Ore gon, made and entered in said Court and cause on the 4th day of Decem ber, 1935. prescribing that this sum mons be served by publication there of once each week for four successive and consecutive weeks in the Med ford Mall Tribune, a dally newspaper published in Jackson county. Oregon. The date of the first puollcatlon of this summons la December 5th, 1935, and the date of the last publication of this summons will be January 2nd. 1936 T. W. MILES, Postofflce jAddress: Medford. Oregon. E. O. PRE3TBYE. Poa toff Ice A dress: 610 MMn Avenue, 0 Spokane. Washington. Attorneys for "Ulntlff. Ask Development Port Of Siuslaw EUGENE, Dee. 19. (AP) Stressing the advantage to Industry and busi ness generally resulting from devel opment of the port of Siuslaw and emphasizing the belief that the de velopment and maintenance were properly government matters, cltleenB of Eugene and the coast yesterday presented briefs on this development at the hearing conducted In Florence by the U. S. army engineers. Col. Milo P. Fox, chief engineer, presided at the hearing. Weather Northern California:' Fair tonight nnd Friday, but with seme cloudi ness extreme south portion; frosts tonight; gentle to moderate north erly wind off the coast. Oregon: Fair tonight and Friday with local valley fogs; no change In temperature; moderate easterly wind off the const, Free Holly SEATTLE, Wash., Dec. 19. (AP) Mr. and Mrs. Andrew E. Sater keep two large boxes of holly near the sidewalk on their front lawn, with a slirn inviting "Take some." Cross-Word Puzzle 8. Boy 7. Safe r treats 8, City In Portugal , t. Work for 10. Expronsea contempt 1L. American UidlRt 18. bltillcit! ttrdta 13. lUauui.-'.td 21. Cornfor'.id 22. Shrill bxrn 23 Abhor 24. Decree mib. Rich man 28. Reef 89 Uahcrlng to a chnlr 81. Worked out I dotal) 13. Eanlly managed 88. BcandliiHVla&ft 36. Pay out 41. Noun's vassal 44. Portent 46. Window abov a door 49. Pleasure boats 63. In that place 65. Winged 68. Men who handle a train 67. Scarce 6R. Hingis thing 69. Freen-wnter porpoise. 0 Other A3. Animal's foot 4. Old form of rhre 85. Conrluds mm 61. 82. 63. $5 Went swiftly Domestic fowls River crnnolng Nebraska Silkworm 8et of three Behind a vefsel Damp Sewed Joint Kemoved un wanted plants DOWN Viper Anrl not Matchless Staves of offlee Egyptian solar disk Eagle Point EAGLE POINT. Dec. 19. (Spl.) A Christmas program will be given In the church by the Sunday school on the evening of Sunday at B o'clock. The program will consist ot carols, tableaux and recitations. All are cor dially invited to attend. , Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stanley passed through Eagle Point Wednesday with a load ot 300 dressed turkeys, to Med ford, to be shipped to the San Fran cisco markets. A Townsend club was organized In Eagle Point and held the first meet ing In the Oasis hall Monday night. There was an election of officers and plans made for future meetings. The next meeting will be held the night of December 30, and all members and those Interested are urged to attend. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ferren of Ash land called on Mr. and Mra. Orvllle Henderson last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Young were din ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Perry last Sunday evening. Frank Rhoades was attending to business In Eagle Point Tuesday. Miss Marjorte Poling of Phoenix spent last Saturday and Sunday ns a guest ot the Misses Minnie and Flor ence Putman. Mrs. Carlyle Natwick of the Long Mountain district was a business caller in Eagle Point Monday. Mrs. Orvllle Henderson received a letter from Los Angeles Wednesday morning which told ot an automobile accident In which her daughter, Muriel, suffered several severe bruises and cuts about the head and face which necessitated her being In a hospital for three days. At the pres ent she is Just able to be up a little with aid. She waa riding with her father-tn-law. Tony McClelland, when their car was struck by another car traveling on the same side ot the road, causing the accident which hap pened so suddenly that neither one of them seem to know Just how or what happened, as both occupants of the McClelland car were knocked un conscious. Mr. McClelland sustained a compound fracture of the seventh vertebrae and la In a cast, besides being badly bruised and shocked. It will be remembered by some that he had another accident this fall In which his wife sustained a broken back and has been In a cast ever since, but who la getting along nlo;ly and wilt soon be able to be up with the aid of a steel brace. Mra. Guy Bishop of Antelope, daughter or Mr. McClelland, went down to be with her father for a while. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Perry, Grace Hol man and Lucille Coy attended a play given by the Sam Valley Grange at the school house Wednesday evening. Beagle BEABLE, Dec. 19 (Spl.) Mrs. Ar thur Hena and son, Billy, and little Mlsa Miiry Vlrirtnla Walt of Medford visited with Mrs. A. B. Williams on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Satar and daughter. Dervn. Jeanne, of Medford spsnt Baturdny visiting at the Ban derson home. Mrs. B. D. Stalling and daughter. Claudlne; It. R. Beegmlller and daughter, Mnrle: Mrs. James Martin nnd sons, Lorlng and Merrill, were Christmas shaping In Medford Mon day. Mr. and Mrs. Husbands of Medford spent Saturday at the Ray U Bowen home. J. H. Williams waa a Sunday dinner guest In Medford at the home of Mrs Arthur Hess. Pupils of Sams Valley school In this district get a wetk- holiday beginning next week. Kenneth Stlnson and Milton San derson from near Medford spent Bun- day at the Sanderson home. Merrill Martin, last year graduate has again entered school at Sams Valley and Is taking a post-graduate course. Donald Orant spent Sunday upon upper Table Rock and brought back a Christmas tree for the orant nome drandna nines returned last Wed nesday from Bandon, Ore., where he spent ten days visiting with his son and family. He said the weather was bright and sunshiny whlla he was there, but rained all the way on his trip back home. The school will have the Chrlatmas tree Friday svcnlng. Next week will be a vacation for the children. Griffin Creek GRIFFIN CREEK. Dee. lB.(8pl.) The Home Extension unit met De cember 18 at the home of Mrs. Wm. Cherry. Leaders for the day's work were Mrs. E. E. Cook and Mrs. Oeorge Fisk, who demonstrated making candy There were approximately thirty ia dies who enloyed the day. Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Adams and family have left to make their home In southern California. Mrs. J. D. Brown, who underwent an operation at the Community hos pital December 10. Is getting along nicely and is expected to be home before Christmas. Miss Marlon Kurd left for Alameda, Cel.. where she has work. 8he ex pects to return some time In March Quest at the J. D. Brown home Sundav. honoring Lillian Brown's birthday, were Mr. and Mrs. Leon Brown and daughter. Vivian, of For. est Creek' and Mrs. Donald Brown and daughter. Sonla. Mrs. Durham recently returned from Klamath Falls, where she had been visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Cameron, WHEEL aoODB -- Evervthlrui tint tells at pri es 'hat wlli surprUe you Sims Bros., 23 N. Fir. Big Applegate BIO APPLEGATE. Dec 19. (pl.) Wm. Ludwig. upper grade teacher at the Applegate school, accompanied by his son Curtis, will leave during the week-end for Long Beach. Cul.. to spend the Christmas vacation with relatives. Mrs. Ludwlg and son Har old left for Long Beach a short time ago. A recent wedding of interest to lo?al friends was that of Tom Lovel of this community and Mra. May Ev erett of Medford. which occurred late last week. Mr. and Mrs. Lovel are making their home In the Griffin creek district. Mrs. Helen Caster ot the Commun ity hospital at Medford, accompanied by her daughter, spent the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kubll. Elmer Hedberg of Medford is spend ing several days at his ranch in this community. Mr. and Mrs. Hale Wheeler of Med ford spent Sunday with relatives here. Lewis Thompson of Medford also was business visitor in the community Wednesday. Mrs. Ivan McDonough, substituting at the Ruch school during the Illness of Mrs Opal Mooter, is preparing Christmas program to be presented Friday evening. All schools of the community will present programs during the week-end. which also will Include the usual gift exchange and social. Mr. Johnson of the forestry office at Medford was at the Star ranger station Monday and Tuesday, check ing property. Mr. Sunderman, land scape artist from the Medford for estry headquarters, also was at the ranker station Wednesday, planting evergreen obtained from coast emo tions. Elmer Lewis of Crescent Mills, Cal., arrived here last week to bo with his mother, Mrs. Newton Lewis, who suf fered a paralytic stroke. Mra. Lewis Is receiving treatment at the Jack sonville 'sanitarium, and Is somewhat improved. Mrs. Opal Mooter and little son ex pect to leave this week tor Portland where they will spend the holiday period with relatives. Members of the Ruch sewing circle were scheduled to entertain their hus bands with a chicken dinner at the schoolhouse Wednesday evening. The condition of Mrs. Truman Lewis. Ill at her home here for the last two weeks, remains serious. Mrs. Lewis la suffering from complications following measles. Central Point CENTRAL PvTiNT, Deo. 19. (Spl.) Open house will be observed at tha home of Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Dun can Sunday afternoon in recognition ot their golden wooding anniversary, to which the public Is Invited. Hours from a to ft. Jock Smith, who Is attending school at Benson Polytechnic, Portland, will arrive Sunday via plan to spend the holiday vacation with horn folks and friends. The annual Christmas party of the Golden Link Bible olasa of the First Christian church was held In the church parlors Friday, Following a business session conducted by the class presldonv Mrs. E. E. Scott, a fine program on the Christmas theme, interspersed with the singing of Christmas carols, was led by Mrs. Lois Young. A beautiful Christmas tree with mementos for for all lent an attractive air to the other decora tions. Delicious refreshments were served by a special committee. Forty- five ladles were hi attendance. THE GRANGE Lake Creek Grange Next meeting of Lake Creek Grange will be December 27, when the retir ing officers will give their annual re ports. The chairs were occupied by the newly elected officers at the last meeting with Tom Stanley In the master's station. Lecturer Mabel Brown presented an entertaining pro gram, some numbers of which follow: Group singing of Christmas carols, reading on origin of Christmas by Claus Charley, readings from Bible on Christmas by Ella Meyer, con struction of centerpiece for table by Myrtle Charley, games and relays which furnished much amusement. A hobo lunch, brought by each lady In a paper sack, was sold to each gentleman for ft cents. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Tonn were wel come gue i from Sams Valley Grange Frances Tonn s assistance at the piano was greatly appreciated. Central Point Grange Cen tral Pol n t O ra n go meets Frl -day evening In regular session .with the newly-lnstslled officers In th chairs. Several very Important matters of business are to come up, and every member Is urged to attend the meet ing, which will begin at 8 o'clock sharp. A very Interesting lecture program consisting of two abort plays will be put on by the young people of the orange. The Horns Economics club will serve refreshments, Jacksonville Orange Jacksonville Grange met December 13 for monthly business meeting, all new officers presiding. The new master, F. A. Honspetsr, appointed his committees for the new year. The Orange voted to no. enter thtf play contest this year. t Henry Conger reported for the sg rlruiiuraf committee, and Chester Wcftdt reported for the Grange Co- Meteorological Report December 19, 1038 Forecasts Medford and vicinity: Fair tonight and Friday, with fog. No change la temperature. Oregon : Fair tonight and Friday, with local valley fogs; no change la temperature. Temperature a yaer ago today: Highest. 43; lowest, 30. Total monthly precipitation. 2.41 inches: excess for the month. .58 of an Inch. Total precipitation since September l, 1935, 6.80 inches; defi ciency for the season, ,39 of an Inch. Relative humidity at S p. m. yes terday, 65 per cent; ft a. m. today, 100 per cent. Sunrise tomorrow. 7:35 a. m. Sunset tomorrow, 4:42 p. m. Observation Taken at S A. M. l'-'inii Meridian Time to u, a S j p r fi fg Boise 30 14 Clear Boston 30 36 .... Cloudy Chicago 30 26 .01 Snow Denver 48 32 .. clear Eureka 58 36 . Clear Holono . 28 12 Clear Los Angeles 76 52 P. Cdy. MEDFORD 63 24 . Clear New York 30 33 T. . Cloudy Omaha ... 44 23 T. Cloudy Phoenix . . 70 .42 . Clsar P.ortland 44 34 P. Cdy. Reno 30 14 . Clear Roseburg 34 30 Poggy Salt Luke City .... 34 14 Clear San Francisco .... 60 .44 . Clear Spokane ... 32 18 ,, Fogy Walla Walla 26 34 cloudy Washington, D.C. 46 38 . n Cloudy operative. Lew Conger waa reported as very 111 with the moaslss. tJext meeting will be a social even ing on December 27. The lecturer. Henry Nledermoyer, asks eaoh on to bring a 10 cent gift for the tree. There will be a program and treats for all. The charter was draped tor Clan Dew. During the lecture hour which fol lowed refreshments In the dlnlna; room. C. A. Myers gave a very Inter esting account of his and Mrs, Myers' visit to the National orange In Sac ramento. FOUND NOLGUILTY BISMARCK, N. D Dee. 10. 0T) A federal court Jury today acquitted former oovernor William Langer and two other former North Dakota of ficials of conspiracy charges. Freed with Linger were R, A. Kin zcr, former relief secretary, and Frank Voptel, former state highway com missioner. They wore charged with conspiracy to obstruct federal relief legislation by soliciting political con tributions from workers paid with federal relief and highway funds, Oscar Srlckson, publisher of th Leader, for support of which the con tributions allegedi) were sought, waa freed two days ago on a directed ver dict. The Jury received the case late yes terday. No Yule Pardons Declares Martin SALEM, Ore., Dec. 19. (AP) Pris oners who mignt expect pardons or paroles as Christmas presents from Governor Martin are doomed to dls apointment. Asked If he would grant any such gifts to inmates of the state pent tentlary, Governor Martin countered I "Do governors usually do that? Well, there will be none In Oregon, If such be the practice, this governor will not adhere. Emphatically there will be no pardons Issued by me." 'ey PLAIN-SPOKEH PETE an honest han's word is worth more than a pjascal' afhdavit You can take our word for It . We render specialized auto elec trical and Ignition service on all make cars at very reasonable rntes. Completely equipped shop stock of nfrirlnl part highly skilled Ignition special)!. (HoTARy PUBLIC f