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Newspaper Page Text11 faW tM rami Alias -KiiW.-y 'I MEDFORD MAIL TRD3IJ3TE, MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, JANUARY 13, 1936. PAGE SEVEN TO knur vo JMY i I SfeLU , I 'as Pi Bead erery ad em thli page. Sou will probably find ex actly 111 thlnt you want I bar or kU. If It Unl there, advertise. 1 1 ' inexpensive, effective. RATES For word tint Insertion r (Minimum 15c) acn additional Insertion, s er word U (Minimum 10c) Per Una per month without opy change . W- Phone 75 FOE WANT ADS LOST AND FOCND LOST Carved, gold brooch. Valued for sentiment only. . Reward. Box 4145. Tribune. LOST Brindle cow. ouernsey-Jersey; freshen In February. J. Ellestad, Central Point. f LOST If dog la mibdlng. calUSld. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED One or two elderly ladle to board and room; quiet, comfort able home, close In (no children). Inquire 327 N. Oskdale. Phone 846-L after 11:30 a. m. ; WANTED MALE HELP WAKTED Mining partner experienc ed In quartz ant olocer. Box 4284, Tribune. WANTEDExperlenced vulconlzer and tire man. Olve age and experience, etc. In first letter. All correspond ence strictly confidential. Box 41B3, Mall Tribune. WILL personally Interview men will ing to work 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 tlmo to preliminary training to become Installation and service experts. Write fully, giving age, phone, pres ent occupation, utilities Eng. inst. Box 4277 co Marl-'lTlbune.- r-. MAN to handle vending machine route, Medford and surrounding towns, part or full time. No sell ing. Permanent; 830 weekly; $250 cash required; secured. When rs Dlvlne state you have cash avail able. Pot Interview, write Box 4266. Tribune. WANTED SIT0ATI0N8 WANTED Contract tree pulling. Ore gon California Trucking Co., pnone 1174. SINGLE MAN, age 43, needs work. Box 4136, Tribune. PRACTICAL NURBK, companion, de sires position. Local references. Tel. S95-W. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Bv responsible couple, small modern furnished house. Box 4169, Tribune. WANTED TO LEASE A farm, 3 to 6 years suitable for diversified farm ing. Cash rent. J. E. Rexroad, Jack sonville, Oregon. MOTHER and child wish transporta tion to Reno, Nevada. Box 4254, Tribune. WANTED TO BUT 80 feet used or chard spray hose. Auto Beauty Shop. WANTED We pay eash for household foods furniture and stoves We also buy metals, bides pelts wool and mo hair MEDFORD BARGAIN HOU8B 27 N Orape St Pbone 1062. WANTED Cook stoves, heater, bed springs, mattresses dsy-beds. sani tary couches and cot or what have you- We pay cash or exchange. . NEW DEAL PURN EXOHANOB 423 S- Main St. WANTED - Beel cattle real, lambs and pasture J J Oaenorugji. WANItp FURS FUR FURS Highest cub price paid tor raw furs Complete line of traps on aale. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSI 27-29 No Orape St. Medford FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Clean, comfortable apart, ments. Ressonable. 103 Bast 11th. FOR RENT One in furnished apart ment, kitchen, breakfast room, liv ing room with wall bed. sleeping porch, hardwood floors, electric re frigerator, hot and cold water furn ished. Price 127.50. See Charles A. Wing Agency Inc. FOR RENTUnfurnished apartment close In. living room, bedroom, kit chen and bath, electric stove, re- - frlgerator anC oh Hestrola. Hot and told water furnished. 127 .50' Charles A. Wing A?er.cy. Inc. FOR RENT Apartment; no children. 7 Welch. APARTMENT for rent, 918 West 10th at. FOR rent Furnished spirt merit. US N. Holly. Phon 879-X. . FOB RENT ROOM-BOARD BOARD Home-cooked meals served In prlvu home Ressonable rates Nr business district 23 N. Orange St Phon 14.3-X. BOARD .nd KOOla, rate reasonable , FOR SALE True.. Ttsde wood or Wi st 718 I Main. dot. Phone 1352-W 1218 W. 8 La. FOB RENT BOUSES FOR RENT Furnished duplex apart ment. 218 N. Peach. Inquire 633 Austin. FIVE-ROOM modern bouse, well furnished, fireplace, hardwood floors. Must rent st onoe. Owner . leaving. Reasonable. 707 W. Jackson. FOR RENT fi-room house, completely renewed and remodeled Inside; close In. Tel. B66-L. FOR RENT House on North River side. Tel. 870-X. FOR RENT New 4-room house, close In. Phone 477-J. FOR RENT 4-room turn, house; elec trio range, refrigerator, oil heater; garage; adult. Pbone 846-Y. 6-ROOM furnished, a or 8 bedroom. Close In. Phone 1432-J, FOR RENT 4-room modern furnish ed house, close In. Phone 457-J. FOR RENT Moaern 7-room unfur nished home. Phone 728. FOR RENT Homes furnished or unfurnished Brown a Whit FOR RENT 5 -room furnished house, close In, 130. water paid. Inquire 146 S. Ivy. FOB RENT FURNISHED ROOMS ROOM AND BOARD at Corner Inn, 204 So. Central. FOR RENT 3 housekeeping rooms. Call 349-L evenings. 611 S. Oak dale. ROOM with home conveniences, close In; reasonable. Inquire 238 S. Holly. ROOM. 163 N. Oakda,e. ATTRACTIVE rooms 404 8 Qrap FOR EXCHANGE FOR SALE o TRADE For hogs, Ohrysler sedan, good condition, 500 chick brooder. 1704 N. River side. FOR SALE OR TRADE Used cabinet phonograph: trade for work. 808 S. Riverside. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE . 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, cloa In. Pbone 955-J. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE A HOME BARGAIN . Located In a splendid "KV 1 fill residential district near tV(UW nlgh school and grade school, all paving assessments paid, lovelv yard and shrubs. Large liv ing room with modern built-in kitchen, 2 cheerful bedrooms and glassed-in sleeping porch. Hard wood floors throughout. Listed ex clusively with us for 821OO.O0 with 81000 down, balance to suit respon sible parties. ARE YOU CONTEMPLATING BUILDING? If so It will pay you well SRilM to see these, two lovely tVUWU lot ov corner In Siskiyou Heights. Totsl price for Immediate aale 8500.00 with all assessment paid. , CHARLES A. WING AOENCY. INC. 109 E. Main St. Pbone 728 FOR SALE 8 acre, good improve ment, good view of valley. A'eo. 2 acres, new house close In. s. Gould, 402 West Jarkson Street. 100 ACRES well improved, stocked and equipped, eluse to Meedford: some cash or Income property Bal anoe long time low Interest 0 A DeVoe. 633-J -2 FOR SALE Dandy 4-room modern home, nice ansae, good outbuild ings. A real bagaln for 81000 cash. BROWN 8c WHITE, Realtor. - 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 mschlne, power separator; bog tight fenced and cross-fenced; under present own. ershlp for 28 years; no incumbrance. Now priced to aell. BROWN A WHITE, Realtors. CITY LOTS on pavement, absolutely clear title, priced from 8160 up. Also unimproved lota close to schools, from 860 up. BROWN 8c WHITE. Realtor. FOR SALE Large and small ranches, city and suburban homes, pear or chards. Everything In real estate bargains. ROBERTS, Realtor, 720 W. 2nd. FOR SALE A beautiful little home In the western foothills for 61600. Only 6300 down payment. BROWN & WHITE, Realtors. LEAVING STAVE Make offer for 62.000 equity. 7-apt. furnished L house, modern, fully rented. Full pnoe ej.vw. ud ojgnwny in town Terms, by owner. Box 4416. Tribune HOUSES for salt or rent. Tel. 188 evenings 1147-W. WHEN you think of real stat think of Brown Whit. FOR SALE POULTRY BOOK ORDERS for Early Hatching NOW. Sweeney Poultry Ranch, Rout No. 1, Sox 114, Medford. FOR 8ALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE MUX goat, fresh two weeks. Female kid, one Jersey Ouernsey helfe 10 mo, old. Smsll cream separator, churn and 6 gal. milk can. I'i tons 3rd cutting el fslfs. T F. Buck. Central Point or phone 126. FOR SALE On gelding seven yrt one -nre 8 yra. In foal 1260 lbs. each. Rush plac. Thompson Creek. ANNOUNCEMENT Auction sale of purebred Hereford and Shorthorn bulls, at the Sals Peiillon. Jan 18 So. Oregon tJ restock Auction Co Col. A. H. Dudley, Auctioneer. FOR 8ALE DOOS PETS FOR SACK Thoroughbred Australian puppte Phon I8-F-16. FOB 8ALE -AUTOMO- FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES "33 PLYMOUTH 4-door DeLui' sedsn. Red Head motor, small mile-;. A beauty and at a bargain price. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth THE New Year Values In USED CARS are at Sanderson Motor Co. All kinds of makes and models. Fords, ' Bulck. Chevrolet. Studebakers. etc.. In coupes, sedan and truck. Also pick-up priced to cell. Start the new year right by going to the right place for your used car STUDEBAKER SALES & SERVICE. So. Riverside. Medford. GOOD USED CARS With ,936 License. BUY NOW and BUY CHEAP 1934 Dodge DeLuxe Coupe. 1033 Chevrolet Coupe; radio and heater. 1933 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan. 1933 Plymouth Coupe. . 1934 Chrysler Airflow. 1931 Chrysler 68 Sedan. 1934 Ford V-8 Sedan. 1932 Plymouth 4 Coupe. 1929 DeSoto Roadster. 1929 DeSoto Sedan.. 1931 rrirysler 8 DeLuxe Sedan. 1934 Terraplane DeLuxe Sedam Also a number of other real bar gains. LANGE MOTOR CO. Ohryaler-Plyr-outh Dealer. Used Car Lot, 6th and Bartlett. "38 No. Riverside. FOR BALE MISCELLANEOUS BALED alfalfa hay grain and feels. Roguedale Store, north end Shady Cove bridge. Crater Lake highway. FOR SALE One double bed, springs, mattress; one dresser, one crib and mattress. Call mornings, 20 Glen Oak court. FOR SALE High pressure boiler with 23 H. P twin cylinder steam engine mounted, fine condition. Central Point Cheese Factory. BUY SET jL EXCHANGE Guns, Boat. Motors. Sport Equip ment. Cash Registers. Watches. Small Radios. Bargains Cedar boat 612.50, trailer 612, golf clubs half price. 317 North Riverside. NEW extra heavy 30-gal. hot water tank and stove with colls; also has electric heater with thermostat and all connections, 150-lb. guaranteed working pressure. A bargain. Bart let St. Barbe: Shop, 17 No. Bartlett. FOR SALE Apple wood. 12-lnch, 61.50 tier at orchard or 62.50 tier delivered in load lots; 16-lnch 26c tier higher. Phone 1265 or 468-R-3 ONE Iron safe. 1 large automobile tent. 606 W. 4th or Phone 832 -R. s-OR SALE Hay and grain; hay loose, baled or chopped; wheat, barley and oats whole or ground. Phone 356-J-3. Victor Bursell. FOR SALE 25 T. concentrating table. Al condition; stationary stude. en gine, fuel ol, attachment, dev. 25 h. p.; reasonable. Inquire J. W. Light. Wolf Creek. Ore. NEWTOWN apples, wrapped and pack ed or face and fill; large sizes. A real buy. Newtowns 15c per lug. Bring your own oontalners. phone 926. American Fruit Growers, Inc. 213 So. Fir, Medford. ore. FOR SALE Trailer. 48 Myers Court. Bargain, call before a. m. FOR SALE New and used building materials. Lee Williams, 1520 N. Rlv. FOR APPLES pnon 258-J. APPLES Fancy Delicious, packed, large size, per box ai or Fancy Delicious, good size, per lug, , .75 Newtowns. good size, per lug .36 Bring Containers BEAR CREEK ORCHARDS DRIVEWAY MATERIAL - 8 sizes of rock at 61.50 per yard delivered Bateman Phone 1634-T or 912-J BALED oat hay. ground hay; loose oat and alfalfa hay: also feed wheat 0. A. DeVoe Phone 623-J-2. FOR SALE Dry body wood. Pbone 610. Hawley's Transfer. APPLES W deliver Tel 132-L. BUSINESS CHANCES INSIDE FACTS COMPLETE confidential Information now available If you desire to operate coin-controlled machine. Steady cash Income,, exceptional net profits. First clsas references and 6500 cash required. A 49-year old. 810,000,000 concern finances 85 of your equipment. Writ us at once. Address Box 4177, Tribune. SERtraou STATION on highway. Tel. 744-Y. BUSINESS DIRECTORY MKH!N COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. Abstract of Title and ritl Insuranoa. The only oomplete Title system in jac.uoo county, v MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstract of Title. Room 8 and 8 No 82 North central Ave. upstair. Expert Window Cleaner. LET GEO RGB DO IT Tel. 1172 House cleaning, floor waxing, ori ental rug cleaning and upholstering Transfer. REINKINO TRANSFER CO Long distance hauling. Furniture, cattle anything. Ill N Fir. Phon 1033 C. Stuart. BADS TRANSFER 8TOKAOE OO Office 1016 No Central Phone 816 Price right Service guaranteed. TRUCKINO AND STORAGE Local and long distanot hauling furni ture moving etc Reasonable rate Tel 833 F ft Samson Co RAWLEY TRANSFER - Expert pack er and mover Special uvastock moving quipment Price -lgbt 619 Nona Riverside Phon 616 ROOFING ROOFING Ltt a laspt.fi your roof before the rainy seasot! This ear nee Is free Call 370 Fogu Rivet Roof in Oo Us Mall Trlbun want ads. BUSINESS DIRECTOR? Money to Lend MONEY LOANED 650 to 6300 (01 personal ot household purpose on House Furnishings or Autos; also cars Refinanced Loans closed within 30 minute License No. S 167. See W B rooms. 45 So. Cen tral LEGAL NOTICES Notice. In the County court of the Stat of Oregon, for Jackson County. In the Ma iter of the Estate of Math ilda B. Harris. Deceased. Notloe I hereby given that the undersigned has been -duly appointed Executor of tho Estate of the above named Deceased, ana has qualified as such; all parties having any claim against said estate are hereby noti fied and required to present same, duly verified sa by law required at tno once or r. j. Newman, Attorney for said Estate. In the Palm Build ing, Medford. Oregon, within alx months from the date of the first publication or thin notice. Dated en published thl 23rd way ui ueoomoer, A. u. ivaa. RUSSELL L. HARRIS, Executor with the Will Annexed ot the Estate of Mathilda E. Hams. Deceased. Notice In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of Charles Davis, Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned has been duly appointed by the Judge of the County court of the State of Oregon, for Jackson County, as Administratrix of the estate- of Charles Davis the above named de cedent, and has qualified as such ad ministratrix. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to pre sent same, duly verified aa by law re quired, to the said Administratrix at the office of F. J. Newman. Attorney for said Estate, in the Palm Building In Medford, Oregon, within alx months from the date of the first publication of this notice. Dated st Medford. Oregon, and first published, this 16th day of December. A. D.. 1935. GEORGIA M. DAVIS, Administratrix of the estate of Charles Davis. Deceased. Notice to Creditors. Notice Is hereby given that E. J. Hall was on the 30th day of Novem ber, 1935, duly appointed Adminis trator of the Estate of George P. Hall, sometimes known as a. F. Hall, and aometlmes known a Geo. F. Hall, Deceased, by order of the County Court of Jackson County, Oregon. All persons having claims against aaid Estate are required to present them verified In the manner provided by law. to the undersigned Administra tor at the office of George Codding in the Courthouse at Medford. Ore gon, within six months from Decem ber 30th, 1935, the date of the first publication of thl Notloe. E. J. HALL, Administrator. GEORGE CODDING, Attorney for Administrator. Address; Courthouse, Medford, Oregon. . The Weather' Northern California: Partly eloudv tonight and Tuesday, with occasional rain In extreme north coast and snow tonight over high northern mountains; no change in tempera ture;' fresh south to west wind off coast. Oregon: Unsettled tonight and Tuesday; occasional rain In west por tion; slightly colder In extreme east portion tonight; moderate west wind off coast, backing to south by Tuoe day and Increasing. s Nine Die In Fire LONDON. Jsn. IS. AP) Eight children and their mother, Mrs. Sarah Alice Tyrer, 40, perished to day when fire destroyed their miner's cottage at Tyldesley, Lancashire Adam Tyrer, the father was the only survivor. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS U Minute particle f. Bark of a tree uaed In male . Ing cloth , Conform to the shape 11 Rail bird It. Of the mouth 14. Swiss canton 16. Sharp 15. Behavior IS. Selz 10. Languish 11. Lose by put ting In an un r6collsrt6 place M. Scandinavian navigator 19. Mad a pre Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle AWESfff7A CAN f A A M E XTEgP O E R1E S WARN Sjp a axis L U REAP A V PA I RT A iNOAHl A JM 0 i P PRE ME D I S1NP E P eisIttIe if liminary wager 17. Take llherttes 10. Long narrow 44. Pertaining to or fixed by weight 4ft At thai llm met IL Waits matur bO. Unit of work li Statute 61. Wicked Snarled (t Heroine of 1 U. Grapa conserve "Cavallerla . Performs Rustlcana" It M- Oriental ship 10. Indigo plant captain it, Old Indian 14. Optic) glass tribe It Shrill bark 1 2 3 4 Ilk5 s"75" l-iiZ 1 j 2' 22 25 "WiW, -M li5r if35 jiM iiMi. am. , hi itiiji 53 8 -M:.s (ountyRriefs Phoenix PHOENIX, Jan. 13. (Spl) The ways and means committee or the Presbyterian Ladles' Aid ts spon soring a bake sale at the Phoenix Mercantile company, January 18. All members who have not been con tacted by the committee, please bring contributions to the store Sat urday morning. Home Extension Unit will hold their regular meeting at the church parlors at 10 a. m. January 17. A covered dish luncheon will be served at one o'clock. The subject will oe "Buymanshlp of Shoes and Care of Feet," under the leadership of Mabel O. Mack. Every lady In the com munity is cordially Invited to attend Six students escaped serious in- Jury In an auto accident near Jack sonville Friday evening on the way to a basketball game at Jacksonville. Among them were Miss Leila Oliver. Dorothy Davis, Vernon Young and Russell Weir, the latter Doing taken to the hospital with four broken ribs. Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Caster were business visitors In Portland last week. V The HI Knapp family moved to Sams Valley Sunday . where Mr. Knapp has accepted a position with the Von Hoevenberg orchard. Mllo Furry and family returned Saturday from Ivanhoe, Calif. Contrary to last week's announce ment, a special business meeting of the Thursday club will be held at the Engle hall January 16. The cov ered dish luncheon planned will be held January 23. Public Installation of officers of Oak Circle No. 24a will be held at the Orange hall January 16. A cov ered dish dinner will be served at 6:30 p. m. for the members and their families. The Installation will begin at 8:00 p. m. with the public Invited, followed by program and trancing. The following new officers will be Installed : Mabel Stan cliff, past-guardian neighbor; Hazel Bishop, guardian neighbor; Nettle Hallcraft. advisor; Marie Furry, magician; Elva Caster, attendant; Telltha Plckel. captain of guards; Ida Bishop, Inner sentinel; Olive Floyd, outer sentinel; Inea Hayse, flag bearer; Bertha Cob lelgh, Roeell Watt, Elva Briscoe, managers; Enid Caster, banker; Lil lian Coleman, clerk (beginning her twenty-second successive year In this position); Dorothy Loiter, musician, V, R. Hallcraft, correspondent, Maude Daugherty, installing officer; Naomi Montgomery, first assistant Installing officer; Gertrude Hard 1 sty. second assistant installing officer; Leona Olllnakl, .third assistant in stalling officer; Nettle Hallcraft, senior guardian. Henry Hallgren, Everett, Wash., arrived by bus Thursday morning to visit his uncle, Fred E. Hallgren, and Mrs. Hallgren. 1 1 New Type Relief Asked By Farmer ORANGEBURG), S. 0., Jan. 13. P) Rep. Fulmer (D., 8. C), has a re quest for a new kind of farm relief. A man wanted to borrow 9200 to finance courtship of an attractive widow with a farm. The prospective bridegroom toA Fulmer he was sure a year on the farm would be sufficient to make enough to pay back the loan. Cross-Word Puzzle I. Mountain railway 10, Metal IL Fatigue IT, Oanus of the honaybte (9. Interweave m twlnt to gether 31. Market 12. Viesh -Wtttar porpoise H, RolA.lve po sitions it. Renew 27. Legume H. Dull finish 'i9. Fmale ahcep U. Keep bach foi future use 15. Precious metal IT. Enormoualy 19. Pouwlnllon timbers 40. Imitator iU Character In "A Doll's Mouse" It. Water felling from clouds 4 ft. Pi ah 47. Garden Imple ment 41. Old doth meaaure 41. Ooze p s nc ?n y RIZJ ! R E M PERI EON E H S O N6L AMO E LES T AT I gps nHst s ooNvn t. Reuuaat 1. I'fdal digit I. ldetal as H comes from tha mine 4. Ironing ma chine L The presanl day f. Ood of war 7. CnAAm t. BVg Williams Creek WILUAMS CREEK, Jsn. 13. (Spl I Henry W. Miller snd Dr. W. A Moslcr of Grant Pass spoke at the meeting of the William Townaend club Jsn. 3. Two tableaux represent ing the shepherds wstohlng their flocks, also the m&gl presenting their gift to the Christ child, All aooom panled by the soft carols of unseen singers were presented by members of the ladles club. Election of officers scheduled for the evening was post- oned to next meeting. Jan.. 17. to which eaoh lady Is asked to bring covered dish. Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Darnlelle and children have moved from the San ders' place to the Methodist par sonage on the Taylor Hartley place. Rev. E. Badger, 83. passed away Jan. a. at his hom near Provolt from heart trouble. He Is survived by his wife and one daughter, Mrs. H. T. Lewman of Provolt. Rev. Badger was a pioneer preacher of the Church of Christ. He oro&sed the plains with his parents In an ox wagon In 1853. Interment was In the Missouri Flat cemetery Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. dene Helnzman are still in Oakland, Calif., where Mr. Heinzman has employment for two months or more. Last meeting of Williams Orange was a social with pot luck supper followed by cards. The grange was Invited to the Applegate Orange for Installation of officers Jan. 10. Mrs. Charles Vencll was appointed chair man of the Hame Economics com mittee and Harry Sorrel of the agri cultural committee by Worthy Mas ter A. O. Edwards before he left for the veterans hospital at Roseburg Other committees will be appointed on his return In about three weeks. O. W. Roberts caught a bobcat in a trap last week which measured some 3' feet. The Snider creamery of Modfoid which bought out the Oold Seal creamery, also of Medford, Is rear ranging the routes. Raleigh Holmes will drive a truck to Williams on Thursday of each week to collect cream. Melvln Wright who hau had this route for several years, will have a route up Union creek and to Pros, pect. Bill Lemmon has been helping Mr. Varner finish up his atore building Two gas pumps have been Installed. Mrs. J. M. Loyd and two small sons left Monday for Selah, Wash., to visit her sister, Mrs. L. E. Purdln Mr. Loyd, who had spent the holi days here with his family at tht O. W. Roberta horn returned to San Francisco Tuesday, . Williams Ladles' club met at the home of Mrs. Oeorge Spsrlln cn Thursday. At the close of the pro giam a tissue, paper trimmed snip loaded with Icicles and present was brought In. Presents wers distributed and opened. These were .hs presents exchanged among the member. New Y-ara resolutions were written and placed on the trays on which re freshments were served, later to be read by those receiving them. Kleo tlon of officers will be held st the next meeting, which will be at the Harry Sorrels horn with Mrs, Ven cll hostess. O. W. Robert assisted A. Hoffman, who recently purchased trs Ber Banks place, In preparing a building In which to Install some hcovy ma chinery. Mr. Hoffman Is i ehoemaxer by trade and has contracted with the CCC for shoe work and repairing. Mr. and Mrs. Don Hedgepetb and family moved Into their new home Christmas eve. -Stearl and Bernlce Vahrenwald of Grants Pa attended the Christina program at the hall Monday night Bernice stayed over for a visit st the Charley Holland home. Stanley Bparlln, son of Mr, and Mrs. Bob Bpallln of Klamath Falls visited his grandparents, Mrs. Ira Spsrlln and Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Hartley, here during the holidays. The A. L. Blodgett home was the scene of merry psrty Saturday when Sunday school member and their friends spent the evening play ing games. Cake snd cocoa were served. About 39 were present. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Sutton and daughter Carmellta, of Klamath Palls, spent Christmas at the W. a. Flxley home. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Richardson of Tacoma spent Christmas with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Rlchsrd son. and other relatives of Provolt. The two children of Mr. and Mr Ray William of provolt hare whoop ing cough. ' Mr. B. H. Edward of Los Angeles spent the holiday t th H. H Deemer horn at th Provolt store. Wanda and Linden Topping ate confined to their horn with whoop ing cough. Jack Sparlln returned to hi work at Redding, Calif., after spending Chrlstmss at the horn of his par. cnu, Mr. and Mr. Oeorge Spsrlln. Jack la manager of th furniture de partment of Montgomery Ward at Redding. Mr. OeraM Mornlngsur 'returned to her horn st Conco, Calif., after rendlnf Christmas here with her parent. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mes senger. Mr. snd Mrs. Ry Loflsnd arc spendlr month' vacation with Mrs. Loflsnd', Bister, Mrs. Prsuk Long at OJol, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Richardson are staying In th home during their abssno. Mr, Deemer damaged his new ear when he skidded in th loose gravtl at th Kelly Hbermn pise. Mr. end Mrs. Dale Olnn srs now in their new horn by th Provolt school house. Work on th garage for th Orants Pasa school nua on th asm corner I progressing. They have veil drill ed also. Oeve Holbrook, who ha , been working In California, ts now at the home ot his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Holbrook. Forest Creek FOREST CREEK. Jan. IS. (Spl.) Mrs. Ivan Davle underwent a minor operation at the community hospital In Medford January 4. Mrs. John Black attended the meeting of the Applegate home ex tension unit at the Applegate school house January T. Miss 8ussn Davle wa confined to her home, with the measles during the latter part of th Christmas vacation, but recovered In time to return Jan. 8 to Ashland, where she Is a student at 8. O. N. S. Mrs. Oeorge Fearc and Mrs. Jack Crump were Medford visitors Jan. 7. The R. O. Oray family moved away last week. It was not learned where they will make their new home. With the beginning of th new term hot lunches are being served tho children of Forest Creek school through th cooperation of the teacher. Mrs. O'Byrne. and the par ent and patrons ot the school. All the women of the community are Invited to a potluck luncheon at the home of Mrs. John Black Wed nesday, January 18. The purpose of the meeting Is to organize a school Improvement group. 4 Anderson Creek ANDERSON CREEK, Jsn. 13. (Spl.) An enjoyable New Tear'a party was given at the Brown home. Mrs. Jsmes McDowell u quit 111 with the flu. Edward Smith spent Sunday In Phoenix. Mrs. E. Mays and Mrs. Belle Cen ters called on Mrs, James McDowell Tuesday. R. E. Green wa out to th val ley Monday. . Delbert Clark and family apent Tuesday evening at the Brown home. F. M. . Centers was In Medford Friday on business. Miss Fay Wlthersll of Medford has been spending a few dsys with Miss Margaret McDowell here. Steve Lunak was out to the valley Wednesday. Frank Casey returned to Roseburg 8undsy after spending the holidays here. . THE GRANGE Phoenix Orange The Phoenix Orange will meet at the hall Tuesday night, January 14, at 8:00 o'clock. Committees for the ensuing year ..will b named by the master. An entertaining, interesting and educational program la being plan ned by the lecturer, Mrs. AI Floyd. Each lady 1 reminded to bring a lunch In paper bag for two and men are to buy th same for 18 cents. Th proceeds are to b given to the lecturer for expenses In nsr work In putting on program. As thl I the first meeting since December 10, all members are asked to be on hand ts start th new year with good attendance and Inter-eat.- Live Oak Orange Live Oak Orange obligated two new members, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smith of Rogue River, January 8. Mrs. Hall had an interesting lec turer's program, both educational and amusing. Orao Weir's resignation was accepted a, lecturer and Mary Smith elected to fill th, vacancy. Reports for the past year were given by secretary, treasurer, chap lain and home economic chairman. Each family wa presented with calendar giving day of all Orange meetings In the county. At th next meeting, January 30, each lady la to bring lunch for two In a paper nag. The H. B. O. club will meat at Lcla Muny'a Thursdays afternoon. Janu ary 16, Bellvlew Orange, Bellvlew Orange met January 7. During the business meeting Worthy Msster Edwin Dunn appointed the following stsndlng committees: Flnsnce, Mrs. Wsde Wellls. Mrs. S. A. Arnold and Mm. Chuter Applegate: relief, Mlas Msrle and Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Psnkey; home economic, Mr,. Rosco Applegste, Mrs. S. A. Arnold and Mrs. X. Desdmond: agriculture, Henry Clerk. Olen Inlow, Jack Williams and Archie Klncsld; legislative, L. D. Meservey. Jackson Ouyger, Ernest Rogers: way and means, Mrs. wai ter Hash. F. S. Carter. Shelby Wil cox: pianist, Mrs. Walter Longstreth; song lesder, Mr. R- C Bell: pub licity, Mrs. J. . Oowland. Arrangement wr mad for a turkey dinner, to b served Jsnusry 33, at which th merchant who advertised In th Orng bulletin will b guest of th Orange. A program and other entertainment will be feature of th vnlng. Three member were received In the first and . second degree. Hospitality commute, to srv at th nxt meeting January 31 i Mr. and Mrs. R.' I. Bell. Mr. and Mr. Lester DeShsxer, Mr. and Mr. I. (. Deadmond, Mr, and Mr. John Osult, Floyd Clark. Following th business meeting tht lecturer, Mr. Edwin Dunn, nounced th following program: Oroup atnglng of familiar ong. New Tear', resolutions by mem bers, New Tsar's resolution for the Orange, by Master O, I. Dunn: group of New Tear' verses, by Mrs. Clara Ktncald, Mrs. Alice Oowland and Mrs. Addl Pankey: letter writ ten In 1980 by Mr. Nell Dunn to Mlas Allen Inlow, telling of the ac tivities of th different members; reading, Henry Carter. Mora than 43,000.000 acre of Nebraska farm and ranch land have been mapped by government oll scientist. IN ARMOR SUITS ON BATTLE SITE VENICE (UP) Skeletons fully arrayed In medieval armor have been found In excavations In this region, all In a perfect state of preservation. Workera engaged on excavation for the new great canal which I now under construction not far from her In the picturesque district surround ing Stra, came across what undoubt edly must have been the scene of a great battle In the days of the an cient Venetian Republic. Ou of the many skeleton la armor was found to have a aword till between the rib. Presumably th man fell In battle and ha lain undisturbed all these centuries. Quantities of ancient weapons and armor also were found, together with beautifully modeled vase whloh, when the centuries old dirt hsd been washed away, were found to be painted by hand with design and figures, th color being perfectly preserved. Meteorological Report Jnnuary 13, 1938 Medford and vicinity: Unsettled with occasional rain tonight and Tuesday. Not much change In tem perature. Oregon: Unsettled tonight and Tuesday. Occasional rain In wen portion. Slightly colder In extreme east portion tonight. Temperature a year ago today: Highest 33; lowest 30. Total monthly precipitation 4.41 Inches. Excess for the month 3.38 lnchea. t Total precipitation since Septem ber 1, 1036, 11.41 Inches. Excess for the season 9.77 Inches. , Relative' humidity at S p. m. yes terday 81 percent; 8 a. m. today 109 percent. Tomorrow: Sunrise 7:37 a. m, Sunset 8:04 p. m. urn Boise , h , ... 48 Boston 43 Chicago 48 Denver - 48 Eureka -, 63 Helena 43 Los Angelas . 74 43 T Rain 83 T Ck' jdy 33 T P. Cdy. 88 Cloudy Cloudy 38 Cloudy 83 P. Cdy. 43 .83 Rain 88 Cloudy Cloudy 40 p. Cdy. 44 Cloudy 38 T P. Cdy. P. Cdy. 83 T Cloudy Cloudy 43 .88 Cloudy 88 .48 Cloudy Cloudy 88 Clear MEDFORD New York Omaha Phoenix . Portland . Reno Roseburg HHMH Salt Lake Ban Franolsco.M Seattle Spokane walla Wall 84 Washington, D.O. SO National Guard Notes very member of the National Ouard unit stationed in Medford 1 expected to keep Saturday eve ning, January 18, open, so as to at tend the dance sponsored by the En listed Men' club at the Applegate Orange hall. Transportation I being arranged by the committee In charge. Full particular Tuesday night at drill. We are glad to not th lnterost being shown by th young men in and around Medford toward th National Ouard. A number of appli cation have been received the pael week. There are stilt few opening In Company A to be filled. See Cap tain Carl Y. Tengwald at hi office, 136 West Main street or Sgt. George F. Llndley at th Armory, Heedquartera Company ftd battal ion, 188th Infantry, report th fol lowing enlistment: Vern S. Smith. Headquarters company be trans ferred two men to the Inactive sta tus: Sgt. Alton B. Llndley and Corp. Frank L. Robert. Non-eommlsaloned officer ' school Is being held on Thuradtv nliht now, being changed Irom Monday nlgnt. A marked Increase In attendance I noted. A great deal of Interest 1 be ing shown In th lecture given by Ma, Walter W. Abbey, and all of th enlisted personel 1 urged to at tend. Lt. Bruc W. Moffatt made bust nes trip to Portland over th week end. Headquarter company ha just finished remodeling Its supply room. Th ways and mean committee headed by Private Ralph D. Smith ays It 1 going to b om danos at Applegate on th 18th, and w know that when Ralph lays o It will be to. At least who wants to argue with him. If you don't want th provo detail after you Tuesday night, you bad better be at drill, because tho boy get tblr man. Th Rocks, historical plantation at EuUwvllle. S. 0., will b de stroyed when the section ts Inun dated by th Santee-Cooper power project of th federal government. Columbia bav designed entirely new color schemes for their 1838 utotnobll license plate. Th tallest specimen of petrified tre yet found In Oklahoma. 33 feet In length, will be assembled for geological exhibit at th University of Oklahoma. It waa found near Ad. t