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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TirrRTEEJN CHl WH ATYOU WANT Classified FOR EASY REFERENCE; ( Vtt 1M TO IIUY borrow MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOUD. OREGON. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1935. Bead every d Hill paee. You will probably find -sctly tbe thing yob want to boy or kU. If It Un't there, advertise. It'a Inexpensive, effective. RATES ret word first Insertion It (Minimum I9c) Each additional insertion. per word ' (Minimum 10c) rar Una per month wttbont aopy changes Phone 75 FOR WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST Brown furllned driving gloves. Leave at Lewla Super Service. Re ward. LOST Child's blue blazer back of Washington school. Reward. Return to 908 W. 10th. FOUND Watch. Call at 814 W. 2nd. STRAYED To my place on the Rivi era Plantation, 14 mile from Foots Creek station, one red bull with horns, left ear trimmeo, wnie ui! on end of tall, brand on right hip..! Owner may have animal Dy paying for feed and cost of ad. I. G. Neevel. LOST If aog IB mibsing. calll616. MALE ANT) FEMALE WANTED A first class, un!e, dinner cook with references. Box X, Trib une. MAN OR WOMAN Wanted to suoply customers with fa mous Watklns ProJucts In Ashland. No Investment. Business establish ed, earninga average 29 weekly, pay starts immediately. Write J. R. Wat kins Co., 4514 Holll Street, Oak land, California. - WANTED FEMALE HELP SCREEN tests under flood lights without charge to promising appll- t cants. Box 7184. -lTlDune. WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Man for orchard and gen eral work. Steady Job: good wages. Write P. O. Box 2, Phoenix. WANTED -MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Two Buckeye brooders, 600 or 1000 chick capacity. E. V. Hollfleld, Old Stage Road. SrrrTvTTaTtvwlshXTto buy gaso- PB IAI?.7"n nfvh. Prefer- I ablv lLTht weight. P. P. Phelps. Box I 4, Ruch. HIGHEST eastern prices for carloads broke or range horses, mules and oolts. Fred Chandler Horse and Mule Market, Charlton, Iowa. IRONING done, 4c lb.; shirts, 6c; rough dry wash, 4c lb. 325 S. Ivy. DKrNOr)ESlGN IN O - 25 years' experience in tailoring and gown - making, alterations. Mrs. Cad well. 122 Almond. WANTED Wo pay cash tor Household goods furniture end stove We lso ouy metals niaes pel. wool snci mo hair MEDFORD BAROA1N HOUSE 37 M Orape St Phone 102 WANTED Good used furniture, range cook stoves Holbrook and Ohrn. Phone 647. 112 East 6th St. WANTED - Beef cattle veal lamos and pasture J J Osenorugg WANTED Cleat out your attla. garage and basement of all old fur niture cook stoves heaters stove pipe fruit jars etc Give us a call NEW DEAL PURN EXCHANGE No 413 Sast Main WANTED Cook stoves. heaters bed springs mattresses day-oeds sani tary couches and cots or what have you- We pay cash exchange NEW DEAL FURN EXCHANGE 423 E Main St- WANTED FURS FURS PURS Highest cash price paid for raw "furs Complete line of traps on flle. MEDFORD BAROATN HOUSE 27-29 No Grape St Medford FOR RENT ROUSES FOR RENT Nicely furnished 5-room house, garnse. 103 Mutletoe. In " quire 1133 Wet 9th. FOR RENT Modern 6 -room house on Old Stae Road. Will be vacant about January 15. phone Mrs. R. A. Skinner. 510-R-3. FOR RENT 4 -room house, close In, 22 50. water paid. Inquire Box "6, Berrydale Ave. FOR RENT Three rotm hcr.iv. bath, partly furnished, garage. 933 Dakota St. FURNISHED hoiue. 134 8. Iry- SMALL fumislwd house, new paint, paprr, linoleum. Call et 321 Apple. FOR RENT 16 S Newtown. 4 -room part;v fu:n:.-hed duplex: hardwood fl-r. f;rerla-e. oil hevro. i. elec tric rarue. Friidalre. roll -sway bed.! 3'" IncliKlinj xiter. Chrle R 1 Rrt-,-. Ros'.tor. Medford Bldg. Tel. 332. j KOR RENT Fnrni'hf-d hou.se In t ccur'ry: nrxl:n c vive nit-r.'.f. B-ir-, ??:n rH:b tv.rty I:7:".t:rn 3rd i K ,: south Vpper GMLn Creek) X.l. t FOP r.F'v'T t-M:m f-crashed house, j FOB RENT H0Q8ES FOR RENT Holly Court, No. 9, com pletely furnished; Holly Court No. 3; with atovea and Frlgldalre only. 723 Dakota. 34 Washington. 305 Tripp Call 195; after 9. 1147-W. FURNISHED house, 4 rooms, bath antt screen porch, 1129 W. Main. 20. C. A. DeVoe, 523-J-2. FOR RENT Furntsned Call 131-R. bouse, 39 FOR RENT 6-room modern furnish ed bouse, close In. Pbjne 457-J. TOiTrENT HoilSrcourt No. 3 furn ished with electric range on neoiei. Prlgtdelre only. $30 water furnished 722 Dakota. 831 West 12th. 205 Tripp. Phono 195 1147-W after 5 p.-m. FOR RENT Modern 7-room unfur nished home. Phone 728. FOR RENT -unfurnished Homes furnished ox Brawn a White FOR RENT APARTMENTS CLEAN furnished apartment. 317 W 2nd. FOR RENT Furnished apartment, Durell Court. Phone 879-X for ap polntment. FOR RENT Furnished 3-rootn apart ment, private Datn. steeping poreii Adults. 912 S. Oakdale. 3-ROOM furnished apartment; garage; adults 315 No. Bartlctt. FURNISHED 3-room apt., floor; adults. 124 King. ground FOR RENT Apartments. 334 Apple. FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS , FOR RENT Comfortable i rooms at 133 Almond St. Bleeping WARM, attractive rm, private hme; reasonable. Phone 1577-X. FOR RENT Large front room, close m; nui. uuu wiu ,.... 20 So. Fir. CLEAN attractive rooms: reasonable 410 S Newtown. ATTRACTIVE rooms 404 8 Grape FOR RENT ROOM BOARD BOARD AND KOOM. rates reasonable at 718 E Main FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT 2 -room furnished cabin for one or two people. 7.50; va:-.r not paid. C. A. DeVoe. Tel. 323-J-3. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE TRADE Equity In desirable oast side residence for Copco or jacason w B. & L stock. Box 7414. FOR SALE - REAL ESTATE FOR SALE On Rogue River, beoutl ful log-sided cabin of four rooms and large screened poroh, lias ten foot fireplace and Is completely furn ished; also new fourteen foot cedar boat: has 210 foot frontage on river by 300 feet deep. FLAHARTY REAL TY CO. 311 Medford Bldg., phone 164. 2 DESIRABLE lots Siskiyou Memorial Park. 70 (If taken at once). Regu- lar price 50 each. Phone 440-L. FOR SALE 11 -room apt. house, one block from City Park. Total price $1400; terms $200 cash, balance $16 per month, 6. ALSO a real stock ranch In northern California; paid up water right, 100 acres cultivated, alfalfa, buildings. Price $7000. See or phone Clarence Pierce. FOR SALE: Income property, close In. Phone 955-J. FOR SALE acre close to city lim its; 4 -room house, henhouse, gar age, good shade and fruit trees; $800 if taken at once. Very easy terms. 5 Acres, clone to town; good build ings; easy terms: going at $1,200. This Is a bargain. B. J. PALMER Space in Palmer Piano Store. FOR SALE A beautifully situated modern home In the Western Foot hills; garage, pump house, chicken housft; all In finest condition; 22 acres of land. There are peaches, pears, apricots, cherries, plums, figs, walnuts, berries. Beautiful shade and shrubbery. Bargain price, $6000. BROWN & WHITE. REALTORS. BUILDING LOTS with paving, side walk, curbing, sewer and watr paid up In full, for $250 each. Close to schools. Brown te White. Realtors. FOR SALE A FARM THAT WILL PAY OUT 180 acres dairy and grain ranch, dark productive soil. Talent Irrigation 27 acres alfalfa; all fenced and cross-fenced with woren wire. 7 room house, water pressure, elec tricity. Barn. 68x108. 1000 bushel granary made of flooring. On mall and cream routes and school bus line. A wonderful buy for $5500. L. G. Plckell. 204 East Main. 100 ACRES well improved sucked and equipped close to Meed ford, tome oaab ot income property Sal ince long tie lew Interest O A DeVoe S23-J-3 WHEN you think of real estate think of Brown ft Whit FOR SALB AUTOHOlILfi 1933 PONTIAC standard coupe. Like new. priced low for quick sale SKINNER S OARAGE. FOR SALE Eqilltv in 1923 Durant. $20; balance about 15. Inquire at Mead Motor Co. FOR SALE 1934 DeLuxe Dodw Busi ness Coupe: fine condition. 192 Dodee D. R. Sedan. These mrs priced to wil bTore Christmas. LANGE MOTOR CO. 38 N. Riverside. Tal. 18. THESE ARE OOOD We have some of the best values In Used Car you ever saw. In sedans, emipes. plrkups. in all the best mRs. Cor.,e In and see them. Trades and terms. Your Sturiebkr Dealer. SANDERSON MOTOR CO. PTP F(TP A-.'!ivlr nVV.in -ruck "d 5-room house. J. V. Bradley. 408 Boardnian. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES GOOD USED CARS See us about our new Low Finance Rates and Special Christmas rrlces 1935 Dodge Touring Sedan. 1933 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan. 1931 Chrysler 8 Sedan. 1931 Ford Victoria Coupe. 1933 Plymouth beLuxe Coupe. 1934 Chrysler Airflow. 1929 Bulck DeLuxe Sedan. 1930 Bulck Coupe. 1930 Chrysler 66 Sedan. 1930 Chevrolet Sedan. 1934 Pord DeLuxe 8 Sedan. Also a number of other real bargains. LANOE MOTOR CO. CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Used Car Lot. 6th and Bartlett. 38 North Riverside. FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE Plymouth Rock capons, 10 lb. No. I'a. Mays Ranch, Talent. FOR SALE Turkeys, 437-J. 23o lb. Call FOR SALE DOGS PETS COOKER SPANIEL puppies; Ideal Christmas gift; Holier canaries. Thrasher's, Jacksonville. Tel. 173. FEDIOREED roller canariea. Priced right. Flnneya. Jacksonville. ROLLER Canaries Call 933-J-3. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Weaner plga. Oeorge A. Kerby. Wagner Creek. FOR SALE Sow and 3 pigs. 8 weeks old. Cows. Riviera Plantation, Gold Hill. FOR SALE Gentle work mare, 1300 lbs. 998 Oak St., Ashland, ore. FOR SALE Good Jersey mlli cow, 4 years old. Rt. 1, Box ni, orcnoro Home Drive. H. Graham. FOR SALE Fresh cow. First house east County Workshop on earneu. road. FOR SALE Baled wild oat hay, 12 ton. Loose allaira and cat nay. iu ton. R. C. Benson. Old Pacific highway. Phone 498-X. j FOR SALE Feeder pigs. W. A. Mc Dowell, Rt. 3, east ol Eagle Point. FOR SALE A fine lot or weaner pigs. 95 a head. Also a lot of good apple wood. All you want. Any size you want It at 7 a cord, delivered. E. W. Blrchfield, Route 1, Box 54, Just off Be-all Lane on the south. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE: Hay. Dora E. Smith, An derson Road, 1 mile west of Talent school. FOR SALE Howe wagon and truck scale. Monarcn seed sc sroea uo. FOR SALE Majestic car radio, per fect shape, will sell right, R. a. Miksohe. Phone 260. ADDRESS CARDS, spare timo, good pay. Easy, dignified work. Stamped axiaressea envelope d rings aeuuis. Dept. 78 ZABEL INSURANCE, Ar lington, Calif. IDEAL Christmas Gifts for bird lovers. Beautiful canaries, trained singers. Mess Bird Avairoy. 316 N. Central. FOR SALE One 5-4 bottom tractor plow. Hlllcrest Orchard. SAVE on CHRISTMAS GIFTS that will please all the family FISHING, HUNTING, CAMP . EQUIPMENT; boots, shoes, outdoor 'clothing. Good qunllty. low prices. NO FOOiviN. Cliff's Sport Shop, 317 North River side. FOR SALE Delicious apples. 50 cents & lug. Phone 314-Y. Walker. FOR SALE B-flat Conn armored clarinet, de luxe model. Cct $175; $60 takes It. 510 Bessie St. FOR SALE Trunk, 2 pairs boots. 610 so. arape. XMAS PIANO BARGAINS Nugent Practice. $49; S;hirmer upright, $75; Starr Studio upright, regular price $375, like new, special $163; P. S Wick Player, a real bargain, $145. Rental terms. Free delivery. CLINE PIANO CO. Warerooms, 111 No. Fir St, USED Hotpcint electric range, 4 burner, 18-1 rich oven, automatic control, white enamel, $45. A number more of used electric ranges at a very low figure. Call 168, calif. Ore. Power Co. FOR SALE Shakes, $9 thousand. Ouy Moore, Butte Falls. FOR SALE Dry laurel wood. Phone 378-X. SALE Dill pickles. 3c gallon. Bring . container. 325 S- Ivy. FOR SALE Rex gas water hoater. Tel. 380. WALNUTS Extra large bleached Fmnquettea. 10c lb: medium, 14c. Hlnderer's. - Ross Lane. Old Stage road, near Weat Side school. FOR SALE Large Ball machine, quire 949 Murray St. n In- TICKET for sale to Los Angeles. 849-Y. REBUILT tractors and Implements at 39 8n, Orape. Bargain prices. FOR SALE Roasting cklcltens. Tel. 951-R. GET those big tine walnuts. 13!4e lb Webster Ranch, Old 8t.ge roa4 Fancy cracked nuts. 31c. W. W Hartley. 1 FOR SALE DeVnr motion plctume camera, cheap. 344 So. Central. FOR SALB Comics and D'AnJou pears, packea or In lugs. Very reas onably pnc4. Ala Vista Packing House. FOR APPLES Call O. V Myers. Tel 358-J. on old Pacific highway. Will deliver 3 or mors boxes. FOR Christmas trees and wreaths, see ftVrt Johnston, corner 6th and Bart lctt. across from Monarch Swd Store. Beat tre- In town. Open day and night. FOR SAtf.E One two-cow stock trail, sr. Leo Young. Tel I0-F-13. BUY HERE AND SAVE Davenports studio Couches Simmons Springs. Summons Beds. Mattreses. good ued furniture. HOLBROOK OHRN In Old Fireball Bldg on 6th. Phone 547 113 E th St. . - . . SPENCER Corvtlere T1 j34-L or writs laoi ft. Kiversic. FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Jonathan apples, beat cooking and eating apples. Ala Via- ta Packing House. FOR SALE Diamond ring. Phlloo ra dio, oflloe desk, lady a small coat. Xmas trees 248 Beatty FOR SALE Good cabinet radio, 7 1 tubes. $13. ALso 40-lb. leather bed, 13. 215 Ootttgft St. BALED oat hay, ground hay: loose oat and eJfalla hay; also feed wheat. ; C. A. DeVoe. Phone 523 -J -2. OOOD Newtown culls, washed. 33c a box. Registered Ostralorp jockerels. Rhode Island Red pullet. W. H Watt. Phone 468-R-3. RED and green appies 25o -ind up 701 W. 11th. WRINGER rolls installed In any make of washer at reasonable prices dur ing this month. Fick'a Hardware phone 300. 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. APPLES We deliver. Tel 132-L, DRIVEWAY MATERIAL 3 tzes Ol rock at SI 50 pei yard, delivered Bateman Phone 1534- Y or .J12-J FINE Red Spltzenburg and Newtown apples for sale at Ala Vista Packing House 32? So Pit St. ROOFING ROOFING Let us inspect your rool before the rainy season This ser vice is tree Call 270. Rogue Rlvei Roofing Co. MISCELLANEOUS FREE To every lady entering our store be lore Christmas a souvenir, Sims Bros., 23 N. Fir. EXPERIENCED. Dressmaking, Tailor ing. 122 y3 Almond St. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstracts. JACKSON I'll! NTV AHSTKAC'T CO. . Abstracts 01 l'ltle ano Title Insuranoe The only complete I I 1 1 e System in Jackson County. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstract ol Title Rooms 8 and 6 No 83 North Central Ave. upstairs Money to Lend MONEY LOANED ISO to 13(10 tol personal m household purpvMies on House Furnishings or Autos: alac Cars Kefman.wd Lotos closeo within 30 minutes License No 8 157 See W E Thomas 45 So Can tral Expert ivindim Cleaners. LEI OEOKOE DO II - Tel 1173 House cleaning Moot waxing on enuil rug cleaning and upholstering EA1J8 THANSFER A STORAGE OO Office 1016 No Central Phune 316 Prices right Service guaranteed rUIIKimTAND STORAGE - Luoai and long distance nstiling turn! ture moving etc Hesaonable rates Pel 833 F B Samson Co HAWLEY TRANSFER - Expert pack ere snd movers Special livestock moving equipment Prices -ight 819 North Riverside Ph'ine Jt& WHEEL GOODS - Everything that rolls at prices hat will surprise you Sims Bros. 33 N Fir. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS I. Pointed tool 4. Ior float 8. Coinpetvnt 12. Mottled ap pearance In mahogany 18. Land mcasur 14 Shallow re centaela IS. Figure of ftpceeb 17. Melody 18. n.tl claim IB. Thick rich meat or fish . nouns: variant 20. Sober 23. lie In contact wl(h ZS. Timid animal 26. Catch Rlffht of 27. Interrogative pronoun 10. Thouehl Solution of Yesterday'! Puula ;CAIBMMTIAJ R EEiSTAM I N A BE5.o iiloNf 2 OBO E !A LE L ESS IOOANENSTHi 0 w N LEMr 9-5 ili iilS TEER S iiC RjO a RLkll s pash sip SN E SgAPPL EBB s p a t t e Ml a mieTd E E NU RcIevERY tIrieIaihaIeIrIi e 12. Excuse for non- !.,, in court Ah. Strlkei gently English law 4A. Hdvii KAlritnr 84. ExfstfMl effect 35. Nocturnal BO. Trouble animal 61. Bdlhle aeameM 17. Working agree- 52. Outfit ment S3. DavIta for 38. Manual digit holdln ihoea w. ioans a vessel In nhape 41, Covering for the feet K4. Writn 66. Small barrel 7r- gr1 Wm W " 'ill .-lH,., Law!., I To '', ' sasaasa BBBsa saw - ':X': i sbbij BSBMSS aavsvp M1 I sBK MBSsaala S3 64 -m SS Society and Clubs Bv JANKT WRAY SMITH Club -Lodge Announcements Chrysanthemum Circle. Monday evening, members and ! children of the Chrysanthemum Cir cle wlU gather for a Christmas tree party at 7 o'clock. The regular business meeting will be followed by "Advance Night." Pocahontas Lodge. Past Pocahontas' will have charge of the meeting of Pocahontas lodge Friday evening. The attendance prize will bo awarded at this time, and a social card party will follow the business session. Today at 3:30 chil dren of the Pocahontas and Redmen lodges will be entertained with a Christmas program which has been arranged by Esther Dooms. Haiel Anderson, Wllma Hayea and Ed Schackel. Daughters of Veterans. Daughters of Union Veterans ol the Civil War will hold the regular meeting Monday evening at 8 o'clock In the Armory. A full attendance la requested. P. E. O. Chapter H, P. E. O., will meet for Christmas session December 26 at the home of Mrs. A. W. Pipes. Mrs J. C. Love Is assistant hostess, ano Mrs. Harry Young has charge of the program. Members are requested to bring with them a thimble, needle and thread. Wednesday Study Club "The Motives and Results of the Crusades" was the subject of a paper rend by Mrs. N. T. Hodgea at the Wednesday Study club's meeting on December 18. With pictures illustrat ing the subject and a map showing the geographical boundaries of that time and the different routes taken by the crusaders. Mrs. Hodges pre sented a comprehensive view of po litical and social life during the Mid dle Ages. The underlying motives of these expeditions to the HOiy uina and their lasting Influence mads a fascinating story. Harold Lamas' "Iron Men and Saints" and "The Middle Agca" by Monroo were used for reference. Mrs. Laura West's talk on "Modern Palestine" was an enlightening review of t-he political status of Palestine at the present time, the problems en countered in the effort to establish harmony among peoples of such dif ferent typos and ideals and the com mercial and economic conditions. Mrs. West's remarks were made espe cially Interesting by her personal ex perience of a visit to Palestine a few yeara ago. To atudents of this sub ject, "In the Steps of the Master," by H. V. Morton was recommended. The prealdent, Mrs. B. O. Harding, presided at the meeting, which Is the last one of the current year. The next meotlng is scheduled for Janu ary IS. Mrs. Louis Brown was a guest of the club. rot Hose ens! Wear miy NOLUB at HilKai , Ethelwvn B Hottmsna Cross-Word Puzzle 10. Tall and thin 11. Complement of hooka 18. Pore lien 19. Purrhsnea 20. Display 21. Bark of a tree uil for ma Icing cloth 32. Greek phlloao Dtier 84. flnndfr no cesnlhle 20. Biblical country 28. Conceal 29. Units 31. Old Krencb coin 33. Meaner 36. Compel 39. State In Ger many 40. Dene 41. Iavt gaiter 42. Nn turn I covr- ln of the hrnd 44. Dnnh 4(1. Chart 47. Larue flat boat used on western American rlvera 4ft. Bind 43. Wrice on DOWN 1. Limb 2. Sorrow 3. (tent 4. Fast 6. Pain 6. Karei 7. Thrice: rl 8. Garret 9. fimnll brnnchei of treea cut ofT Wh-t the Girl Scouts Are Doing The G!rl Scout troops ar doing their bit In spreading Christmas cheer by arranging Christmas bas kets. Chrlstmaa parties, and caroling. Olrls of Troop 3 are busy this week rehearsing Chrlstmsa carols. Next Monday they will go to sing carois at the Sacred Heart hospital, singing seven of their more familiar songs, which they hope wilt be enjoyed. They are also preparing a whole Christmas dinner for a needy family. Troop 4 Is giving a party at Scout headquart 1 1 Saturday afternoon for a group of 20 children. Troop 6 la preparing Christmas bas kets for distribution and Troop 7 hae arranged to go caroling. Troop 5. at its last meeting, made gift boxes by covering old boxes with gay colored paper. A new troop made lta appearance Thursday afternoon when eight girls of the west aide were Invested with their Scout pins. The Investiture ceremony was impressively given with Mra. Edward Leach, the new captain, presenting the pins. Mlas Jeanette Gore will be their new lieutenant. This troop will bo oalled Troop 0 and will meet at the West Side school house. The following girls were In vested: Beverly Leach. Leila McOraw, Margery Dotson, Dorothy Oontry. Ma bel Tyrrol, Norma Pllntcroft. Ruth Freeland and Mllly Ralna. D. A. R. News In a letter to the principals ot high schools In Oregon, announcing the plan oj the D. A. B. gooa cin zenshlp pilgrimage to Washington next April, O. A. Howard. Salem, superintendent of public Instruc tion, states as follows; "To visit our capital city la an experience so In teresting and so valuable in every way that I am sure you will want to give your fullest co-operation to thla plan." Mrs. Mark V. Weatherford of Al bany, atats regent of Oregon Society, Daughters of the American Revolu tion, announces that the pilgrimage la creating great Interest In high schools where the plan has been submitted by the local chapter re gents. The winner will be chosen on excellence In the highest qualities of good citizenship and not upon popularity, it being understood that the girl is expected to make pass ing grades In all studies. Mra. Wea thcrlord believes that the plan will create on interest In ths students striving to measure up to the fine qualities of real American citizen ship. The contest for selecting the win ner is now being conducted In the four-year senior high schools In Oregon In cities where there are D. A. R. chaptors established. Rules of the contest, approved by Mrs. Ruth Bryan Owen, honorary ohair man, Mra. William A. Becker, presi dent general, general chairman, and the state committee are as follows: Candidates must be students ot the senior classes only. The student body shall select by highest vote three girls, and the faculty shall select one of the three aa best representing all require' mcnts and certify name to the state superlntendtnt of public Instruction through the principal or superintend dent. Final selection of the winner shall bs made by lot under ths super vision of the stats superintendent at a ceremony in which a committee of D. A. R. members and any other nersons especially desired by the state superintendent and ths stats regent, shall partlclpata. Ths name of ths final winner thus seisctea by lot shnll bs certified to tbs state regent, D. A. R., by ths state super. Intendent of publlo Instruction. The three girls voted on by eacn student body shall bs selected In the order In which they ars believed to qualify as excelling in the follow ing qualities: Dependability Punctuality, truth fulness, loyalty and self-control. Service Co-operation, courtesy and respect for proper authority and rights of others. Lesdershlp Imagination, commanu of the good will, and respect of others, and the bent to lead. Patriotism Interest and pride in family, school, community and na tion, and willingness to sacrincs self for them. The girl making the pilgrimage Is not to bs penalized for absence from school during the time re quired for the trip, and must havo written consent of her parents or guardian to accept the trip If se lected, and abide by all require ments. Lincoln's birthday has been sug gested as an approprlats day for announcing the nams of the win ning girl of each high school, ane Washington's blrthsey for announc ing ths staae wlanex. The Ntlonal Society, Baugfctems of the American revolution, will bear all expense of transportation to WashlnKton and return and all expense Incurred durlnsj ths four dsys given over to sW(ht-seelai. Oregon's girl will leave April 17, ac companied by the state regent, or other delegate to continental con gress, which opens April 20, and will be formally Introduced to the audience of nearly four thousand members, U. 8. senators and repre sentatives from all states, snd other distinguished guests, assembled In ths D. A. R. auditorium for the opening session of the congress, snd presented with good citizenship medal of special design. While in Washington, ths pilgrims from the 4B states and the District i of Columbia will stay at ths Msr 1 Unique hotel, under the chaperon- age of Mrs. C. J. Bullock and her I able asslstanta. This plan was originated by Mrs. Ruth Bryan Owen about two years ago and Is being enthusiastically adopted by high schools and D. A. R. chapters generally. Through the co-operation of the dean of girls. Mlas Maurlne Carroll, with the regent of Crater Lake chapter. Mrs. P. J. Newman, the plan will be followed in the Med ford high school. Visits Parents . Over Holldava. Miss Pauline Rogers, student at the Post Secretarial school In 8a n Francisco, arrived In Medford yes terday to spend Christmas with her parents. Mr. and Mra. Frank Rogers. Vancouver Guest Visiting Sister. Holiday - visitors to the city In clude Mrs. E. J, Jamleson of Van couver, B. 0 who Is a guest of her sister, Mra. J, S. Lundy, at. the Lundy home on Jacksonville high way. Miss Rose Here ' ' For Family Visit. . , Arriving Saturday morning from Eugene was Mlas Jean Rose, who will spend the next two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Rose and her sister, Mrs. Jack Caldwell. Jacksonville JACKSONVILLE, Dec, 31. (Spl.) Mra. Katie Sparks left for Los Ange les December 18 to spend Christmas with her daughter, Mra. Melvln Fields. . , The seventh and eighth grade basketball game with Medford Junior high, which was to have been played yesterday afternoon, was postponed until later during the holidays, Mrs. Helen Culcy and Alfrled and John Coke left this morning for Alpaugh, Calif., to spend the holi days with their mother, Mrs. L. Coke. Mr. and Mra. Chester Tunnel were honor guests at a dinner party at the A. T. Boone home last night. High school pupils and friends were guests during the evening. Mrs. pony oreavea Llmbackcr. of Seattle called on friends here De cember 10, on her return trip from los Angelos. Troop 39,' Jacksonville Boy Scouts, sre looking . forward to an evening or fun and fellowship Monday, De cember S3, when their annual Chrlat- ma. frr"o will be enjoyed. There win be a Christmas tree with pressnt for every scout, who has done his good turn. Pupils are today marking their last day of school before ths holi days with gaily decorated trees and exchange of gifts. The vacation will be shorter this year . than usual Scout Master, Earl- White, a nounces that several boys from this troop have registered for .winter camp near Crnter Lake. The boys are anticipating skiing, sleighing, and other winter sports and - wlfl have arrangements completed to leave December aa. Those making the trip ars Harold White,- Frederic Metcger, Ansel Ounter, Dage Sander, Oall Lusk. The play, "Here Comes Charlie,' given at the local gymnasium De. cember 17, drew a large attendance and was thoroughly enjoyed by those present. The director snd senior class are to be congratulated on lta success. It Is reported that 80 children from the vicinity of Jacksonville will be guests at the Dates and Lydlard banquet to bs given in Medford. Arrongements are being mads for the school bus to trans, port ths children. Dcrthea Rexroad entertained I few friends last night with a scav enger hunt, followed by dsnclng snd csrds at her home. Jacksonville high school glee clubs and the grada children WlU present a Christmas cantata "Redeemer or the World" at the gymnaatum to night. The P.-T. A. will ses that Santa la present with a treat for each child. B. B, BeeKman arrived December 15, !" srnd Christmas here with his sister, Mlas Carrie Beckman A Christmas program will be given by the children of the Sun day school and Junior Endeavor ol the Presbyterian ohurch Sunday morning, December 31. An evening musical service will be given by the church choir. Eastern Star met last night for a Christmas party and to Initiate their new member, Mayor Wesley Hartman. New Tillamook Pastor TILLAMOOK. Ore., Dec. 31. (AP) The Rev. Rex Dallas assumed charge of the First Christian church here Hs moved his family from Albany where hs was pastor of ths Chrlstlsn church for 10 years. - - School Hotrar Rolls Honor roll for the MNiford Junior High Seheob) semester 1. secorsj six weeles ineluses: 7B ffirnrt ; Afl MHMs A . A B SB Aj. Fairs . Colbsugk. LIots Harwood, Nola .... Tengwala. Natalia .. .. Hunck, OeralAlne Wilson, Joanne brown. Margaret Ann Davlea, Nancy Knudson. Jean .... Mead, Josephine . Morrow, Nsney itynnlng, DelRoy Smedlsy, Helen . Tsylor, Jim Plstt. Lelghton -. Dow. Merlin ......... Forsythe, Bobble Ot Olemens, Oeraldlne - Ltaugherty. Burton lesslor, Hazel - - 9 GIRL SCOUT HMDS WILL CONFER WITH L Miss Marguerite Twohy, of ths national Girl Scout staff. New York, will be in Medford December 37 and 38 to hold a two-day conference with members of the local council, leaders snd troop committee mem bers. Miss Twohy has been a member of the staff since 1029. and has had unusually varied experience. As local director In Manhattan in 1933-S4, she helped to put through the plan of reorganization now In effect In that city. Previously she directed Clin Scouting in the cactus region, which Includes Kew Mexico. Arizona, Texas and Oklahoma. While there, ahe did much work with Indian troops, and was given the name of "8ta-dlt-ga-da-gu." which means "blossom." by the Bluebird troop at Pawnee, Oklahoma. A feature of ths Girl Scout pro gram which naturally appeals to. s woman of Mlas Twohy's wide experi ence Is the ease with which It can be adapted to the needa of any girl. wnatever her background and en vironment. In rural areas. Miss Twohy claims, olrl Scouting often supplies tne extra-curricular pro gram which the schools cannot af ford. In metropolitan areas, it serves the equally essential purpose of taking ths children out Into ths open. Miss Twohy studied at ths Uni versity of Washington. New York University, and the New York school of social work. She was for a time asalstant director of Greenwich House, the famous West Side settle ment house in lower New York. and has been a worker In the rec reational field also In Hoqulam, Wash., Chicago, Buffalo, New York and Bridgeport, Conn. The program of the two-day con ference is aa follows: runny, urvdiiucr S. 10:00' a.m. General meeting of the ' local council and troop committee members. 13:00 1:30 p.m. Badge and Awards com mittee. 3:00 p.m. Camp committee. 7:30 p.m. Leadera' Association meeting. Snturdn.v, December 28. 10:00 a.m. Publicity committee. 1:00 a.m. Personnel and Training committee. 1 :30 p. m. Meeting for new cap tains. 8:00 p.mSpeclal appointments. THE GRANGE Phoenix Orange. Horns Economics club of Phoe nix -Orsnge met Wednesday for art all-day meeting with covered dish luncheon at noon. There were 1 members and 4 visitors present. During the afternoon a business meeting was held and gifts ex changed,' Among Items of business was the) setting aside of December 37 for cleaning day, an all-day affair with, covered dish, luncheon at noon. All- members of the grangs, men or women, are urged to be on hand that day, and assist In cleaning ths hall. Election of officers was held, with the following results: President, Mrs, Ada Bell, who Is chairman of ths home economics committee of the, Orange; secretary, Mrs. Lois Still well: treasurer, Mrs, C. A. Knudson. Next meeting of the club will be on the third Wednesday in Janu. arr, when the "Polyannaa'! will b revealed, and new names chosen tor the coming year. Attention of grange members I called to ths fact that there will be no grange meeting next week, as the regular meeting night is Christmas eve. Noxt meeting will be the second Tuesday in January. . Lightship Rammed BOSTON, Mass., Dec. 31. (AP) Ths Boston lightship, six miles east of the Boston lighthouse, was struck by the British freighter Seven Seas Spray today. Warrant Call Notice is hereby given that School District No. 49. Jackson Ownty war rants No. 16441 to No. 19641 Inclusive are callrd for payment. Interest to) cease on December 34. 1939. 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