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Newspaper Page TextPAGE NINE IVMTTOUAVANTteMFOR EASY REFERENCE j Vv'AK.VUO P- 1 1 v Li Vtt LUK.V ilEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD, OREGON", SUNDAY. JANUARY 12, 193G. I SELL Bead etery ad this pate. oo will probablj find -sctly the tning yon want to boy or sell. If It Isn't there, advertise. 1 1 ' Inexpensive, effective. RATES Per word rirrt Insertion . (Minimum 15c) lub additional Insertion, per word (Mlnlmnm 10c) Per Una per month without opr changes 1M Phone 75 FOR WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND - i L03T Oarved, gold brooch. Valued t tor Bentlment only. Reward. Box . . 4145. Tribune. iOST Brown suitcase, between Ash- j land and Meuioru, coiuamiuB ; ladies' and children's clothes. Re-, ward. Box 4273. Tribune. LOST Brindle cow, Guernsey-Jersey; freshen In February. J. EUestad, Central Point. LOST If aog is missing. ca!11618. WANTED FEMALE HELP LADY WANTED for local coffee route. Earnings up to $32.50 a week. I , send everything; no money risk. Automobile given producer. Albert Mills, 43 Monmouth, Cincinnati, O. EARN up to 30 a thousand address ing envelopes mailing circulars for advertisers Experience unnecessary. Write for free particulars. Wilson Company, Long Beach, Calif. SPECIAL work for women up to 815 weekly and your own dresses free of , " any cost, representing Fashion . Frocks. No investment. No canvass- i lng. Send size. Fashion rrocxs, uepi. N. 1944, Cincinnati, Ohio. I ""-"r w" ""'' to board and room: quiet, comiort- able home, close in (no children).! Inquire 327 N. Oakdale. Phone 946-L after 11:30 a. m. WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Mining partner experlenc- j r ed in quartz and placer. Box 4284, . Tribune. . I MAN or woman wanura vu -l..- tomers with famous Watklns Pro-; ducts In Ashland. No investment. Business established, earnings Av erage 825 weekly, pay starts imme diately. White J. R. Watklns Co., 4616 Hollls St., Oakland, Cam. j WArrrED-Experlenoed vuloanizer and tire man. uive age ana exyrr.cuw, etc. in first letter. All correspond ence strictly confidential. Box 4153, Mall Tribune. WILL personally Interview men will ing to wo.-k hard to qualify for good-paying positions in refrigera tion and Air conditioning business. Prefer men wth fair education, me chanically Inclined, now employed, willing to devote some spare time to preliminary training to become ' Installation and service experts. Write fully, giving sge, phone, pres ent occupation. Utilities Eng. Inst., Box 4277 c,o Mall Tribune. MAGIC gas Increases mileage 35-50. Used by Bus Companies. Harmless, guaranteed. Approved by automo tive engineers. Amazing sales rec ords. Free Radio advertising. Agent's name on cans Particulars, proof free. 5 MAOIC GAS BUILDING, Alexandria, Ont., Canada. MAN to handle vending machine route, Medford and surrounding towns, part or full time. No sell ing. Permanent; 30 weekly: 250 cash required: secured. When re plying state you have oash avail able. For Interview, write Box 4256. Tribune. MALE AND FEMALE ADDRESS CARDS, spare time, good pay. Easy dignified work. Stamped addressed envelope brlnga details. Dept. 78. Zabel Insurance, Arling ton. Calif. WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Contract tree pulling. Ore gon California Trucking Co.. phone 1174. HIGHEST corn-belt prices for oar loads broke or range horses, mules and colts. Fred Chandler Horse and Mule Market, Charlton, Iowa. POSITION wanted aa housekeeper or cook. Take full charge. Referencea. Phone 1533-Y. SINGLE MAN, age 43, Box 4138. Tribune. needs woTk. PRACTICAL NURMK. companion, de sires position. Local references Tel. S95-W. WANTED -MISCELLANEOUS WANTED TO RENT Acreage, with good buildings. Close In. Phone 10-F-I3 before Monday. WANTED Milk cow, 80 pullete. Rt. 1. Box 143. Central Point. MOTHER and child wlh transporta tion to Reno. lJevtde. Box 4354. Tribune. WANTED TO 3UV 30 feet used or- Gharri mry h AUtO B?U7 Shop. W A NTED Used hog fencing. Call 1305. WANTED Bird. roam, home f-f widow or mall family. Can ooy 120 M:dd-ged tnsa. Write Box 4317, Tribone, WANTED-MTS0ELLANE0U3 WANTED We par oaab toi household goods (ursltur and stoves We also buy metala. hides pelu wool and no hair MEDFORD BAROA1N HOUSE 97 N Orpe 8t Phone 1083. WANTED Cool stores, heaters, bed springs mattresses day-oeda, sani tary oouches and oou or what have you- We pay cash or exchange NEW DEAL PURN EX 'JEAN OE 413 B. Main St. I WAN rED Beet cattle veal, lamoa an J pasture. J. 4 oeenorugg. WANTED FURS FURS FURS Highest caah price paid (or raw tun Complete line ot traps on sale. MED FORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37-39 No drape 8t. uedford. FOR RENT BOUSES FIVE ROOM modern house, well fu-jlahed, fireplace, hardwood floors. Must rent at once. Owner leaving. Reasonable. 707 w. Jackson. PROPOSITION Country home furn ished, garden, chickens, fuel, lights, etc. Board owner. Essential to state If employed, number family, etc. Monthly tenure. Address Mall Trib une, Box 4281. FOR RENT 8-room house, completely renewed and remodeled Inside; close In. Tel. 865-Ii. FOR RENT 5-room furnished house; electric range, oil heater, piano; good location. Available Jan. 15. Inquire 338 w. Holly, cor. of Oak. I FOR RENT House on North River side. Tel. 878-x. FOR RENT New 4-room house, close In. Phone 477-J. twa u-wf i.Nui-i turn hniuv: elec- t1c rarige, refrigerator, oil heater; parage: adults. Phone 848-Y. 6-ROOM furnished, 3 or 8 bedrooms, i Close In. Phone 1433-J. FOR RENT 8-room modern furnish ed house, close In. Phone 457-J. FOR RENT Mod ern 7-room unfur nished home. Phone 738 FOR RENT unfurnished homes furnished Brown at White FOR RENT 5-room furnished house, close In. 830, water paid. Inquire 148 S. Ivy. FOR RENT ROOM BOARD WILL room, board and care for elder ly people In my home. Quiet, com fortable. Box 4130, Tribune. BOARD Home-cooked meals served in prlvtae home Reasonable rates Near business district. 23 N. Orange St. Phone 1473-X. BOABD AND koom rates reasonable at 718 B Main .r nenn. A u . DO-M CMTB run ftCiiij. nrnniMBH. 4-ROOM apt. at. heat, Frlgldalre, hot j water, garage. 603 S. Holly. ; FOR RENT Apartment; no children. I 716 Welch. APARTMENT for rent, 916 West 10th St. FOR RENT Furnished apartment. jjj Holly. Phone B79-X, FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS BOARD at Corner Inn, Jfj':.? el!t FOR RENT 3 housekeeping room. Call 349-L evenings. 611 S. Oak dale. ROOM with home conveniences, close In; reasonable. Inquire 238 8. HoUy. ROOM. 153 N. OaidM. ATTRACTIVE rooms 404 8 Grape FOR EXCHANGE for sale OR TRADE Used cabinet Phonograph: trade for work. 608 8. Riverside. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE TO TRADE 640 acres. Moffat Co Colorado for land near Medford. L. K. Canon, Lay, Colo. FOR SALE OR TRADE Improved. stocked and equipped 70 A. on high way 99, near Eugene, Ore. Inquire 606 Beatty St., Medford. FOR SALE OR TRADE Income prop erty. clos In. Phone 955-J. FOR SALE - REAL ESTATE A HOME BARGAIN Located In a splendid R9 1 fill residential district near Waal WW high, school and grade school, all Davlng assessments paid lovely yard and shrubs. Large liv ing room with modern built-in kitchen. 3 cheerful bedroom and ilassed-ln sleeping porch. Hard wood floors throughout. Listed ex cluslvely with us for 2100.00 with 1000 down, balance to suit respon sible parties. ARE YOU CONTEMPLATING BUILDING? If so It will pay you well V C n fl to see these two lovely 9 O U U iota o. corner In Siskiyou Heights. Total price for Immediate sale ajoo.00 with all assessments said. CHARLES A. WHO AGENCY. INC. 109 E. Main St. Phone 728 FOR SALE 3 acre, well, shade, rich soil. Pacific hwy. River frontsge. sunken gardens, site for 3. or 8 homes, or camp ground. Swimming pool, partly furnished. No restrict ions on property, no water rights to pa. Across from town of Rogue R.ver. Warreta Molnsen Union 76 Station. Rogue River, Ore., general delivery. FOR SALE SsTliloe 40 acre ran?e. House barn and gra?. plenty of timber. 1200 cosh. S16'i Summit. FOR SALE 8 acres, good improve ments, food rlw of vslley. Also, 3 acres, new house close in. ft. Gould. 403 West Jackson Street. 100 ACHES well improved tturksd and equipped elose to Meed ford tome oasb ji income property Bai trine mn time low wwren 0 Dev. 628-J- FOR SALE Dandy 4-room modern home, nlre shade ??ood outbuiM- iljy A rr tvn lor smoo caia BKOWfl & WHITE, Reoitcn. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 8 A. with 4-room house, electrtolty, large chicken house. Tel. 10-F-12. FULLY equipped dairy farm with FINE DAIRY HERD, headed by reg istered Jersey male. Strictly mod ern home. 3 barns, etc., team and all farming tools, milking machine, power separator; hog tight fenced and cross-fenced; under present own. ershlp for 26 years; no incumbrance. Now priced to sell. BROWN WHITE, Realtors. CITY LOTS on pavement, absolutely clear title, priced from also up. Also unimproved lots close to schools, from (60 up. BROWN & WHITE, Realtors. FOR SALE Large and small ranches, city and suburban nomes. pear or chards. Everything In real estate bargains. ROBERTS. Realtor, 730 W. 2nd. FOR SALE A beautiful little home In the western foothills for 41500. Only $300 down payment. BROWN & WHITE, Realtor. A CONSERVATIVE buy, 13 acres, splendid location, fine soil, Irri gated and in alfalfa; modern home; 3.000. terms. Also, 34 acres, Irri gated, Hopkins ditch; near Medford Will sell or trade for smaller acre age. Also, house and lot In Med ford. 250. L. Q. PICKELL. 304 S. Main. Tel. 1580-J. LEAVING; STATE Make olfer for 2.000 equity, 7-apt. furnished house, modern, fully rented. Full price 3.4O0. On highway In town Terms, by owner. Box 4418. Tribune HOUSES for sale or rent, evenings 1147-W. Tel. 195. WHEN you think ol real estate think ot Brown at White FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES THE New Year Valuea In USED CARS are at Sanderson Motor Co. au kinds of makes and models. Fords. Butcks. Chevrolets. studobakers. etc.. In coupes, sedans and trucks. Also pick-ups priced to sell. Start the new year right by going to the right place for your used car STUDEBAKER SALES & SERVICE. So. Riverside. Medford. "30 CHEVROLET Sedan: had wonder ful care; looks and runs like new. Bee this one, only 8275.00. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth. GOOD USED CARS With .936 License. BUY NOW and BUY CHEAP 1934 Dodge DeLuxe Coupe. 1933 Chevrolet Coupe; radio and heater. 1933 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan. 1933 Plymouth Coupe. 1934 Chrysler Airflow. 1931 Chrysler 68 Sedan. 1934 Ford V-8 Sedan. 1933 Plymouth 4 Coupe. 1929 DeSoto Roadster. 1929 DeSoto Sedan. 1931 r-hrysler 8 DeLuxo Sedan. 1934 Terraplane DeLuxe Sedan. Also a number of other real bar gains. LANGS MOTOR CO. Chrysler-Plyr-outh Dealer. Used Car Lot. 6th and Bartlett. 38 No. Riverside. FOR SALE POULTRY BOOK ORDERS for Early Hatching NOW. Sweeney Poultry Ranch, Route No. 3, Uox 114, Medford. 16 SPECIAL mated B. W. D. tested Rhode Island Red pullets laying Bullock's cor. McAndrewa Rd. and Rosa Lane. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK POR8ALE Alii goat, fresh two weeks. Female kid. one Jersey Guernsey heifer 10 mos. old. Small cream separator, churn and 5 gal. milk can, IV, tons 3rd cutting al falfa. T. P. Buck, Central Point or phone 138. FOR BALI; One gelding seven yrs., one more 8 yrs. In foal 13S0 lbs. each. Rush place, Thompson Creek, FOR SALE 4 good work horses. Howard. Ross Lane. Roy ANNOUNCEMENT Auction sale of purebred Hereford and Shorthorn bulls, at the Sale Pavilion. Jan IB So. Oregon Livestock Auction Co Col. A. H. Dudley. Auctioneer. FOR SALE DOGS PETS FOR SALE Thoroughbred Australian puppies. Phone 16-F-1B. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Good, etralght 3x4's. 1.50 per 100 ft. M. W. Maxwell, Marshal of Talent. FOR SALE High pressure boiler with 33 H. P twin cylinder steam engine mounted, fine condition. Central point Cheese Factory. MAN'S dark suit, size 80, like new. 833 NO. Hol.y, Apt. 4. BU Y--8EJ Jv EXCHANGE Guns, Bo fits. Motors, Sport Equip ment. Caah Registers, Watches, Small Radios. Bargains Cedar boat 13.60, trailer 12, golf clubs half- price. 817 North Riverside. FOR SALE Baby bUBfrv. Tel. UW-L. Call 500 South Newtown. NEW extra heavy J30-gal. hot water tank and stove with colls; also has electric heater with thermostat and all connections, 150-lb. guaranteed worklrur pressure. A barealn. Bart- let, St. Barb: Shop, 17 No. Bartlett. 96c SPECIALS Men's Overcoats. Rain Coats. Macklnaws. Jackets. Jumpers and Dress Coats at 05c each. W1J1 H. Wilson. 33 No. Front St. FLOOR LAMP. rvg. dishes, electric henter. etw 333 N. HoUy, Apt. No. 4. Call Sunday. FOR SALE Apple wood, 13-inch. 160 tier ttt orchard or 83 60 tier delivers In load lots; 16-Inch 25c tier higher. Phone 1306-or 4&8-R-S ONE iron safe. 1 lame automobile tent. 608 W. 4th or Phone 632 -R BARLEY 423 per ton. H. E. Conger Phone 31-F-ll. Jacksonville. KR SALE Hay and grain: hay loose, baled or chopped; whett, barley and oats whole or ground. Phone 856-J-3. Victor Buraeii. FOR SALE 35 T concentrating tablt, Al condition; ststlcnsnr Stude. en tflne. fuel ol. UacMnent. dev 25 h p ; rafnnr)lr Inquire J. W U-jhtt WoU Cmk, Ore. FOR 8ALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Pure sterilized grape juice. The Dell Vineyard, Rt. 3, Medford. NEWTOWN apples, wrapped and pack ed or face and fill; large elzes. A real buy. Newtowns 15c per lug. Bring your own oontalners. Phone 828. American Fruit Orowers, Inc.. 313 So. Fir, Medford. Ore. FOR SALE Trailer. 48 Myers Court. Bargain. Call before 9 a. m. FOR SALE New and used building materials. Lee Williams. 1520 N. Rlv. FOR APPLES pi.one 258-J. APPLES Fancy Delicious, packed, largo size, per box .sua Fancy Delicious, good size. Newtowns. good size, per lug... , Bring Containers BEAR CREEK ORCHARDS DRIVEWAY MATERIAL S sizes ot rock at It. so per yard, delivered Bateman Phone 1534-Y or t)12-J BALED oat hay. ground hay; loose oat and alfalfa hay; also feed wheat O. A. DeVoe Phone 523-J-3. FOR 8ALBV-Dry body wood. 615, Hawley'a Transfer. APPLES We deliver Tel 132-L. BUSINESS CHANCES SERVIC1! STATION on highway. Tel. 744-X. BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of rule ana rule IDSuranos The only complete Title 3 y a t e m in j season County. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts ot rule Booms 8 and 6 No. 82 North Central Ave. upstairs. Expert Window Cleaner. LET OEOKI1E DO IT rel 1172 House cleaning floot waxing orl sntal rug cleaning and upholstering Transfer. REINKINO TRANSFER CO Long distance hauling. Furniture, cattle anything. Ill N Fir. Phone 1033 C. Stuart. BADS TRANSFER St STORAGE OO -Office 1015 No Central Phone 816 Prices right Servioe guaranteed TRUCKING AND STORACIS Local and long distance hauling furni ture moving eta Resstinatile rates Tel 833 P B Samson Co HAWLEY TRANSFER - Expert pack ers snd movers Special hvest.ics moving equipment Prices -lghi 610 North Riverside Phone 615 Money to Lend MONEY LOANED - I5U to a(,'0 fol personal or household purposes on House Furnishings or Autos: alsc Cars Kefinsmd Losns closed within 30 minutes License No 8 157 See W E Thomas 45 So Cen tral ROOFING ROOFINO Let us inspect your roof before the rainy season This ser vice is free Call 370 Rogue Rlvel Roofing Co. 4 Closed cars represent S8.8 per cent of all the passenger automo biles produced In the United States and Canada. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L mpresnes wttb a aetiss of i grandeur I 8. Short sleeps 8. Contemptible person 18. Hypocritical talk (8. Oriental nurse 14. Capltnl of Urntll 16. Speaking without preparation 18. Old Indian tribe It. One of the rtputed rounders of 10. Caul. one 18. Pen tan fairy 23. Skill 14. Twlut and turn around 87. Single things 30. Harvest 83, Brosd sticeti abbr. 18. Rati bird 24. Couple 15. Strong taste 87. Waterfall: Scotch 88. First name of Solution of Yesterday's Punts 5 MAIMER SIP AD)EfBMT5 i owaIcab I in s e a SjC A D J 0 L U SM CRONY biE v i d u e t f loats ?B ETSl DR AN COCOAlTH ElO r y pA M ARE 0 L A jgj A UTSO ApLE R I nIkC0 V EITjOM I T 6 O TIP UDE W A L l N ET OiNiUAM E N ll REDES A WIA K E NjQ RE SgA SI A B A R E W R OTP EJL L t R V ElKiME RSllOGLE. TlElDlsTlylLlElRGlAlLlA 48. Previous ds- liberation as to action 10. Transgretstoa 6L Characteristic fruit of the gourd family S3. Anglo-Saxon slave 61. Superlative end ins in American Klrnarranher K4. Anil teni 40. Amid suffli 42. Directed 81. Wound with a 44. Biblical char- pointed acter weapon 1 2 13 4 Wf r I7 a m9 0 " ' II ll is b '7 29 21 jML It11 30 3Z 33 WW II IP ?lZZZ i i i , ,y-yr mm . i.. XUii L m if33 LEGAL NOTICES County Treasurer's Call for tleneral County Fund Warrants State of Oregon, County of Jack son, as. Notice Is hereby given that there are funds on hand for the redempt ion, of all warrants drawn on tne General Fund of Jackson County, that were registered during the month of November, 1934. Interest on the above oalled warrants, ceases on this the 11th day of January, 1936. Dated at Medford, Oregon, January, 11, 1938. A. C. WALKER. Treasurer ot Jackson County, Ore. INSTALL KIWANIS T( Recently elected officer of the Kiwanls club will be Installed at the weekly meeting -luncheon at the Hotel Medford tomorrow with Everett Paber in charge of the ceremony. Officers to be InstnUed are J. H. Fletcher, president: Mr. Paber, Im mediate past president; Dr. C. H. Paske, vice-president; George T. Prey, treasurer, and Carl Y. Teng wald, secretary. Directors to be Installed are Mr. Paber. R. W. Frame, A. 8. Roaen baum, J. C. Reynolds. Otto Frohn mayer, E. J. Blokland and W. E Thomas. Mr. Fletcher Is to announce com mittee appointments for the year Immediately after the Installation. The club has been asked by the Oregon Manufacturers' association to adopt a resolution favoring employ ment of an Oregon architect for the new state capltol, the meeting an nouncement said. Obituary Mrs. Earl, Hewitt Ethel Matilda Hewitt, wife ot Earl Hewitt, and resident of Kings high way, passed away at a local hospital at an early hour Saturday, after a short Illness. Mrs. Hewitt waa born at Council Bluffs, Iowa, March 30, 1688, where shs lived 34 years and where she waa united In marriage to Mr. Hewitt on January 1, 1013. She was a woman ot flnb Christian character, a loving mother, and will be missed by a host of friends. Bhe leaves to mourn her departure her husband, Earl, and three children: Elizabeth, Phyllis and Richard Hew itt, all at home: her mother, Mrs. Florence Winter; two sisters, Mrs. Phyllis KMpp and Mrs. Almeta Rey nold, ot Council Bluffs, Iowa. A member of the Presbyterian church of Medford. Funeral arrangementa and services will be announced through the Perl Funeral home upon the arrival of her mother. Mrs. Florence Winter, from Council Bluffs, Iowa, Hohart C. Daley Funeral services for the late Ho- bart Cornellua Daley, 18-year-old son of Mr. and Mra. John P. Daley, ot 533 South Holly, have been changed and will be held at the Perl Funeral home Monday at 1:30 Instead of 3 o'clock as previously stated. Dour. Sr. Returns NEWARK, N. J.. Jan. 11. (UP) Douglas Fairbanks, motion picture star and producer, left here by air plane today for Los Angeles. He waa accompanied only by his valet. Cross-Word Puzzle 10. Member ot an Indigenous Japnntas race iU Canine animals 16. Fall to hit IT. Ciphers 80. Throadi running lengthwise of a fabric 11. Region 32. Bevsraa end of a haromsi head 18. Support for plaster 18. Pulpy fruit 88. The Emerald Isle 19 Rendered vocal mualo 81. Preface or introduction 86. Festival 89. Skilled 4 leuj.uree 43. Part of a church 48. Flower 44. Smoking ?yicf Short Jacket 41. Scotch rlvsr 48. South American Indian 48. Bird's beak DOWN card with ons a pot t, Orow 8. Amusement 4. Btvcre 8, Usck of the neck 8. Book of the Bible f. Perfect golf 8. Kntlllh count 8, One skilled In the aclentlflo study of erlms WIND,. RAIN L CALIFORNIA: 2 DIE, FLOODS FORECAST BAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 11. AP) Sheets of rain swept over Cali fornia today, causing at least two deaths, bolstering lagging precipi tation totals and swelling streams to threatening proportions. Fireman Herman Oustafson, B8. was scalded to death when an engine of the California Western Railroad and Navigation Co. plunged through storm weakened tracks near Fort Bragg. The swollen Noyo river had undermined the tracks. Walter Marvin, 63. Alameda, was killed by an automobile, the driver of which was blinded by the rain. In the San Francisco bay area strong winds crashed plate glass windows, blow down trees, disrupted power lines and tore several yachts from moorings while basements were flooded. The Sierra Nevada mountains were swept with snow and rain. The Sacramento river near Colusa reached the 22 -foot level, pouring over the Colusa and Moulton weirs, 12 . miles apart, Fnrmers patrolled weakened levees between Colusa and Princeton. Snow in the northern part of the state diminished under the wetting while in the Yoeemlte district addl tlonal snow fell. While the storm which hit central and northern California late yester day moved In on southern Cali fornia, another was en route from the north and the state was sched uled for an additional drenching late tomorrow. JAPAN WILL TRY TO E TOKYO. Jan. 13 (Sunday) (;p) Japan decided today to try concilia tion before walking out of the Lon don conference and dooming continu ation of naval limitation. High officials of the navy and for eln offices, meeting In a vital late nlflht session, decided to Instruct the delegation in London to follow such a course. The Japanese will be told to avoid a direct vote on the common upper limit principle and to continue talks with other delegations. Thus far Japan has firmly demand ed parity with the United States and Qrent Britain and Insisted that this condition be met before the confer ence proceed. These instructions are subject to cabinet approval before they are dtS' patched to London. A special session of the cabinet was called for 1 p, today to act on them. Admiral Asa ml Nagano, head of the Japanese delegation, had cabled the government for Instructions as to whether he should withdraw from the conference which, meanwhile, sus pended its sessions until Monday. AT Word was received Saturday of the death of Quy Nyswaner, at hla home In Hebo, Ore., on Friday. Mr. Nys- waner will be remembered by old- time residents of the Phoenix dis trict where his family were pioneers. Bcsldos his wlfo, and two children Donald and Audrey Ann, he leaves a brother, Riley Nyawaner. of Chllo quln, and two sisters, Mrs. Carl P. Otto, Stockton, Calif., and Mrs. Jes sie Whorton, Elko, Nev. Mr, Nyswaner was a member of tho American Legion, having sedn front-line action in Prance during the World war. He was employed &y the state highway department. Funeral arrangements havs not been completed. New WPA Executive Starts Work Here The Medford WPA office now has department procurement officer, who will co-ordinate the ordering of all materials and auppllea for the southern Oregon district. The new enecutlve Is William Pranawa or Marahfleld. He Is now at the WPA office In city hall. All purchases for this district will clear through Portland as formerly It was explained, but with pro curement officer here to devote all his time to this particular task the work will be expedited. An.wera Legion Criticism EUGENE, Ore., Jan. 11. (API The American Legion Is "the great stabilization force of the 30th een tury," state Legion Commander Oeorge Koehn told the Eugene Charn ber of commerce. He assailed the statement that the Legion waa "pub- lie enemy number I." aaeertedly made here recently by Lucy Norton head of the history department of the Oswego Normal srhnol, New York Columbia Channel Better PORTLAND, Ore.. Jan. II. (API Colonel Mllo P. Pox, district army engineer here, said today channel conditions at the mouth of the Col umbla river are Improving atesdl!; with the resumption of the scouring procew by the river Itself, made pos- ible by rtstoratlon of the Jetty. south Local and Leaves for South Wilfred Clark of Central Point was to leave today for Los Angeles to visit relatives. Oil Man Here D. 6. Horwood of the Union Oil company transacted business In Medford Friday, returning that evening to his home in Portland. Returns From Klamath Miss Mad eline Snider was back at her duties as WPA district supervisor yesterday after a 3-day visit in Klamath Falls. Here Friday O. W. Central!, offi cial with the Southern Pacific rail road, returned to San Francisco Fri day evening after conferring with lo cal officials. Completes Trip Frank Collins re sumed his duties as WPA assistant supervisor here yesterday following a field trip to Coos and Douglas coun ties. He was away several days. Sherwoods Back Dr. and Mrs. R Sherwood are expected to return this evening from Los Angeles where the doctor has been taking special work for the past two weeks. Joins Shop Staff Miss Helen Spray arrived In Medford last week from the north to accept a position at Bow man's beauty shop. She operated her own beauty parlor for a number of years. " Bark From Trip Oeorge F. Whlt worth, BOW engineer with Crater lake national park service, was back at his office here yesterday following a field trip to the Lava Beds national monument In California. Business Visitor Lowell J. Arov strong, traveling freight and passen ger agent for the Atchison. Topeka Santa Fe railroad, returned Friday night to his headquarters in Port land after transacting business here. Here For Funeral Mr. and Mrs. Clifford O. Hatfield of Seattle or rived hero Friday to atfod the fu neral this afternoon of Mr. Hatfield's mother, Mrs. Lewis L. Hatfield of Central Point who died Thursday morning of a heart ailment. . Confer Here Two WPA executives from Portland conferred the past week with local officials at city hall They were Ivan E. Oaks, assistant di rector of the project department, and Kenneth B. Wall, assistant director of the labor department. Honored on Birthday Relatives of John T. Eads entertained with a party Friday evening at his home, 131 Cra ter Lake avenue In honor of his 88th birthday. John W. Eads. a grandson, entertained the group with an eve ning of magic Of titers Transferred Capt. Wallace O. Dlttemore. commander of Camp Tula Lake, and Lieut. Alfred Hopkins of Camp Oregon Caves have been transferred to the Vancouver barracks COO district In Washington. They will leave this week for their new posts. MUSSOLINI PUTS NEXT DIPLOMATIC E UP TO L N. ROME, Jan. 11. (AP) Premier Mussolini put the next mora In the diplomatic Impasse surrounding the Ethiopian war up to the. League oi Nations today by postponing a meet ing of his fascist grand council from January 18 to February 1. Bv that time tha league council, which meet January 30, presumably will have decided whether to apply oil embargo against Italy, ll Duce then can act with his noundl on any developments. Italy, through authoritative sources, scoffed at the suggestion an nil em bargo would halt the war, but warn ed tha proposal should not be re vived. ' Heavy Ethiopian losses were said to have been Inflicted by Italians In a fierce battle described In an official communique here. The engagement took place yes terday when fasclata attacked Ethio pians around the confluence of the Oabat and Oheva rivers. The com munique said th enemy retreated with the Italian In pursuit. Three Italian officers and three native soldiers were killed, th an nouncement aald, adding that "avia tion waa active along the entire front." - ANCHORAOE, Alaska, Jan. 11 (AP) Strict quarantine of five c let fever and two smallpox eases at Palmer. Matamuka oolony center, tonight apparently had halted spread of th diseases. The day passed with nn additions) caaea being discovered, health author ities at Pslmer said. Worker living In a bunkhouse where the smallpox cases developed were vaccinated. Dr. Carl C. Albrecht. oolony phy sician, ordered the Matanuska vallry aolonlsu to remain there unless thiy submitted to vaccination or had been vaccinated before. Cholera Claims 411 RATNAOIRI, India. Jan. 11. (AP) Forty-five persons were reported today to have died the last ten dayi I from an epidemic of cholera at Dab boll, 3 mile from bar. ALASKA PIONEERS IN QUARANTINE Personal From Ashland O. H. Yeo of Ash land called on friends and bualneaa men In this city Friday. ... In Ashland Medford visitors in Ashlsnd Thursday Included Mrs. Mary Mathews and David Wheeler. ... Wilson Away B. M. Wilson left by train Friday evening for Portland where he will make a abort bualneaa visit. ... Clark In Ashland Leland Clark, Medford representative of the Ore gon Mutual Insurance company trans acted usinea in Ashland Thursday. ... Shop Here Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Richardson ot Central Point wen among shoppers In Medford yester day. ... Business Caller T. R. Suter. rep resentative of the Firestone Tire and Rubber company la this city was a business caller In Ashland Friday. ... Miss Richard Visits Mlsa Edna Richard, home economist for tha- California Oregon Power company. vlalted In Ashland Friday. . From Ga.quet Lieut. Henry A. Barrla and Mrs. Barrta wen In Med ford during the past week to trans act business and call on friends, Lieut. Barrla la on duty at the CCO camp at Oasquet near Patrick's Creek Inn where hie family resides. ... From North Dakota M. L. Ander son of Warwick and Do mi's Lake, North Dakota, la spending a few daya in Medrord en routa to San Diego. Cal. Weather In North Dakota this winter has been extremely cold, tf said. ... Leaves for Vacation Mra. Ida Craves of the Oraterlan beauty shop left .yesterday morning for a few weeks' vacation lr. southern Califor nia, sue will visit friends snd rela tives In San Francisco. San Diego an4 Los Angeles. ... Mrs. Mention Bark Mrs. Vera Mer- shon returned yesterday morning from California following a two weeks' vacation, while away she was tha ' guest of her son and daughter-in- law Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Mershon. In San Francisco, and ot friends In Los Angeles. . . , Reported - Recovering Friends rt Mrs. Leonard Ray. who recently un derwent a aeries H major operation at Sacred Heart hospital, will be glad to near that hospital attaches report her aa out ot danger, although aha will not be able to receive visitors until the latter part of the week. . . . Sewing Project Begun Tha WPA sewing project waa underway at the county courthouse auditorium yester day with about 80 women employed. Under this project tha women maca olothea that are turned over to tha Jackson county relief committee for distribution among Indigent families, WPA furnishing the materlala and la bor. MEET DEFERRED Th Southern Oregon Bar asso ciation dinner-meeting scheduled for last night at th Hotel Medford was cancelled In respect to Circuit Judge Harry D. Norton whoa wife dlsd Friday morning. Justice of th stat supreme court were to have been guests of the association. It was understood th Jurists would be Invited to tb next meeting. 4 WILLIAMS CREEK, Jan. 11. (Spl.) Because of the hard rains that fell last week and this, several places are flooded. The Cresons foot-log was washed out, tha foot bridge at th Hammon place moved down stream. stringers of the brldg across east William Creek on the Sorrel plao were washed out, mining ditches washed out in several places and th basement ot the grange hall filled with water to a depth ot several feet. Also an unusual hard wind did con siderable damage In the valley up rooting tree and blowing down fences. A barn was blown down on the Elder place killing a horse and crippling a cow. The garage on th Joe Vamer place was moved on It foundation. . SEMI-ANNUAL SALE Now In progress KTHELWTN B HOFFMANN. POULTRY RANCH It ACRE. 8-room house, partly fur nl.hed. 3 modern brooder house, automatic oil burning brooder stoves, all equipment needed for 1000 turks or MflO chirk. Plenty shade and water, on stat highway, 23 miles from Medford. The buildings and equipment COST 8000 and r almost new et yon ran buy the complete outfit, IS acre land Imlnded - FOR ONLY $750 On terms of H down, balance semi-annual Installments. Will IM consider used eonps or sedan In part payment. see Mr. snd Mrs. Nelson, owners, on premises. Halt rails Highway, near Derby Chool.