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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRTBUXE. MEDFORD, OREGON, TTEDXESDAT, .TAXTJARY 15. 1936. PAOE SEVEN TO IttttAY VO BOCattta y- OUY 3 Bead very ed ra ttali page. Ion will probably find et actly the thing yon want te boy or Mil. It It Int there, advertise. 1 1 ' a Inexpensive, effective. RATES rar word flrrt Insertion sc (Minimum 25c) lach additional lnsertioa, ner word la Minimum lOcl Per Una per month wlthont aopy changes . $IM Phone 75 FOB WANT AOS L0STANJDF0UND LOST Gold lavaller with blue atone pendant. Return to Tribune office. Reward. LOST Female Boston bull pup. Tel. 530. Rewaru. 1 r)ST Brindle cow, auernsey-Jeraey; freshen In February. J. Ellestad, Central Point. LOST If oog is miMlnfV ca)H516 WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Experienced young woman. Housework and assist with children. Board, room and wages. References required. Phone 939-W. WANTED Reliable elderly woman for general housework, for lady living alone In country. Box 4190. Tribune. WANTED MALE HELP SALESMAN WANTED by Portland wholesale hardware house to sell our line as side line In Rogue river valley and Klamath Falls territory. Commission. Write George H. Graves Saleia, Oregon. WANTED Mlnlmr partner experienc ed In quartz and placer. Box 4284, Tribune, MAM 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 stale " you have cash avail able. For Interview , write Box 4256. Tribune. ' I: WANTED SITUATIONS MAN with family wants steady work at livable wa,je: all around handy man mechanically, steam, carpen ter, paint, drive truck. Would con sider Janitor Job. Resident of Med- tora paet nine yeara. cox tow, Tribune. WANTED Contract tree pulling. Ore gon California Trucking Co., phone 1174. W ANTED --MISCELLANEOUS WANTED To buy dairy cows for California market. C. 0. Hoover, Phone 437-R. EMPTY furniture van going to Los Angeles Saturday, wants load for there or way points. Phone 615, Hawley Transfer. WANTED Basa viol and piano accor dion.. Must be cheap. Box 4302. Tribune. WANTED Used furniture, ranges, I heaters, tools, fruit Jars, etc. Hol I brook Furniture Co., In old Fire Hall Bldg, 112 E. 6th. Tel. 647. WANTED Disc for Fordson tractor. L R, cars Mall Tribune, WANTED We pay cash toi nousenold goods furniture and stoves We also buy metals hides pelta wool and mo hair MEDFORD BAROA1N HOOSB 27 N Grape St Phone 1062. WANTED Oook stoves, heaters, bed springs, mattresses day-oeda. earn ' tary oouchea and oota or what have you- We pay cash at exchange NEW DEAL FURN EXCHANGE 423 E Main St. WANTED - Beef cattle veal. lamM and pasture. J. J Osenbrugge. WANTED FURS FURS FURS Highest cash price paid for raw fun Complete-line of traps on aale. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27-29 No Grape St Merttnrd FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT 717 West 14th; Holly Court No. 3. corner 4th and North Holiy; 419 West second. Also other desirable homes. Phone 195 or evenings, 1147-W. FOR RENT 5 room modern furnish ed house, close In. fire plaoe. haM ood floor, oil burner, garage. Oojd furniture. $30.00 a month. Tel. 788. B. J. palnv r. FOR RENT 8-roon. house, completely renewed and remodeled Inside; close In. Tel. 853-L. FOR RENT Houee on North Rl vet aide. Tel. 879-X. FOR RENT New 4-room bouse, close In. Phone 477-J. FOR RENT 4-room turn house: elec tric rarue, refrigerator, oil heater; garage; adults. Phone 846-Y. 8-FOOM furnished. 1 or 8 bedrooms Close in Phone 1432-J. FOR RENT 8-room modern furnish ed house close in Pinna 457-J FOR SENT M'tocrn '-Morn unfur jjiie Phone 728 "i0,1 h-u7redU . J ""aitoea. Brows Wall. i FOE RENT HOUSES FOR RENT S-room turniehed house, close In, 130. water paid. Inquire 146 S. Ivy FOR RENT APARTMENTS FURNISHED APT. Heat, hot water and garage, S35 00; vacant alter the 20th. Berben Apta., 10 Quince 8t. 5 -ROOM partly furnished apartment, 810. 830 Bennett. TWO housekeeping rooms, furnished. 319 N. Grape. FOR RENT 2 and S rooms furnished apartment; garage; adults. 604 w. 10th. i FOR RENT Apartment; no children. 716 Welch. APARTMENT tor rent. Old West 10th St. FOR RENT Furnished apartment. 329 N Holly. Phone 879-X. FOR RENT ROOM BOARD BOART Home-cooked meala served In prlvtse home. Reasonable rates. Near business district. 23 N. Orange St. Phone 1473-X. at 716 B Main BOARD AND KOOM rate reasonable FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS ROOM with home conveniences, close In: reasonable. Inquire 238 S. Holly. ROOM. 153 N. Oakdad. VTTRACTlVB noma 404 B Orspe FOR EXCHANGE WANTED to trade 9-year-old saddle mare and Jersey helfel, 2-year-old past, to freshen In May. lor true, gentle work horse or mare, 1350 or Detter. write or see J. r. sawyer, Rt. 1, Box 87, Talent, Or. FOR TRADE Late model electric re frigerator, large size and Hawaiian guitar for poultry or cows. A. M. Hon. Route 1, Box 41 1. FOR SALE o" TRADE For hogs, Chrysler aedan. good condition, 500-chlck brooder. 207 south Riv erside. FOR SALE OR TRADE Used cabinet phonograph; trade for wood. 608 S. Riverside. FOR EXCHANGE ESTATE -REAL FOR RENT OR TRADE Modern fur- i nlshed 5-room bungalow. 109 West I Main. ; WILL EXCHANGE equity In 106-acre i dairy ranch for city property, hi. I 1, Box 395. ! FOR SALE OR TRADE Income prop- ' ... .1... I- DUn. ! FOR SALE - REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Small, completely fur nished house, 2 bedrooms, close in, for $1200. See D. T. Lawton, 321 Apple. - FOR SALE 1 acres, 6 room house and other buildings, furnished: some fruit and berries. See owner 520 Terrace stree., Ashland. Ore. 100 ACHES well improved stocked and equipped. cuae to aieedford. some cash oi Income property Bat - ance long time low Interest O A DeVoe. 623-J -2 FOR SALE Dandy 4-room modern nome. nice anane, good outouua lngs. A real bagaln for $1000 cash. BROWN & WHITE. Realtors. FULLY equipped dairy farm with FINE DAIRY HERD, headed by reg istered Jersey male, otnctiy mod ern home, 8 barns, etc., team and all farming tools, milking machine, power separator; nog iigm icncea and cross-fenced; under present own. erahlp for 26 years; no incumbrance. Now priced to sell. BROWN & WHITE, Realtors. CITY LOTS on pavement, absolutely clesr title, priced from $150 up. Also unimproved lota close to schools, from $60 up BROWN as WHITE, Realtors. FOR SALE A beautiful little home In the western foothills for $1500. Only $300 down payment. BROWN & WHITE, Realtors. LEAVING STATE Make offer for $2,000 equity, 7-apt. furnished house, modern, fully rented. Full price $3,400. On highway In town. Terms, by owner. Box 4416. Tribune. HOUSES for sale or rent. Tel. 198 tvenlnga 1147-W. WHEN you think of real aetata think of Brown at Whit FOR 8 ALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 2 fresh cows. Bert Stan cllffe. Phoenix. i YOUNG cows freshen In April. Fred Powers, Applegate, Ore. ANNOUNCEMENT Auction aale of Surebred Hereford and shorthorn ulls. at the Sale Pavilion, Jan 18. ' So. Oregon Livestock Auction Co Col A H Dunlev. Auctioneer FOR SALE DOGS PET8 FOR 8 ALE Thorough bred Australian puppl-s Phone 16-F-15 . FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES PRICED TO SELL One "30 Pontiac sedan, one '30 Chevrolet pickup: excellent ahnpe. Inquire Apt, 26, Riverside Apta. FOR SALE Truck. Trade wood or la bor. Phone 1352-w iai3 w. tn. GOOD USED CARS With .936 Lienae. BUY NOW ana BUY CHEAP 1934 Dodge DeLuxe Coupe. 1933 Chevrolet Coupe: radio and heater. 1PSS Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan. lsi Plymouth Coupe. 1934 Chrysler Airflow. 1931 Chrvtler 86 Sedan. 1934 Ford V-8 8dsn. 1932 Plvmouth 4 Coupe. 1929 DeSoto Roadster. 1939 DeSoto Sedan. 1931 fhrysler 8 DeLuit Seden. 1914 Terraplsna DeLuxe Sedsn. Also number of other real bar gains. LANOI MOTOR CO. Chrvaler-Plyr-outh Dealer. Used Car Lot, 6th and Bartletl. 38 No Riverside. 8PE.NCER CORSETI6K. Tel. 1434-1 FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE 180 White Minorca pul lets and last year's hens, 81.00 each at 333 Laurel St., Ashland, ore V. O. Mllburn. BOOK ORDERS for Early Hatching NOW. Sweeney Poultry Ranch. Route No. 2. Box 114. Medford. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Phllco cabinet radio. 7 tubes, good condition, 815.00. 826 park Ave. FOR SALE Fairbanks-Morse electric pump, bed davenport, Singer sewing machine. Universal range. Call 437-J, or address Ht. 4. Box 68-A. FARMERS. ATTENTION. Rebuilt, second-hand farm Imple ments, tractors, etc., for sale at oar. gain prices at 3& South Orape. Med ford. Call and see what we have. FOR SALE Royal, portable type writer, practically new; 30 cash. Phone 1618-J. FOR SALE Household goods, stock. chickens and tools. Old stage roaa, Mrs. Frank Tompkins. FOR SALE Wood, woodsawlng and fertilizer, pnone ooa-j. LATE TYPE, practically new, SOO-egg electric Incubator, 817.50. 200 W. Jackson. FOR SALE Ford 16x6.00 wheels, hubs, tires, tubes, ball and socket trailer hitch, tankj. pumps, gasoline stove. All new. Substantial discount. 129 N. Riverside. FOR SALE Baleu grain hay. L. A. Salade. Phone 184. Central Point. FOR SALE A number of thoroughly re-condltloned re-patnted Electric Refrigerators. $45.00 and up. Leon ard Electric Co. 309 E. Main, FOR SALE Hlen pressure boiler with 23 H. P twin cylinder steam engine mounted, fine condition. Central Point Cheese Factory. FOR SALE Apple wood, 12-lnch. $1.50 tier at orchard or $2.50 tier delivered In load lota; 16-tnch 25c tier higher. Phone 1265 or 468-R-3 ONE Iron safe, 1 large automobile tent. 608 W 4tn or Phone 832-K. rOR SALE Hay and grain; hay loose, baled or chopped: wheat, barley and oats whole or ground. Phone 355-J-3. Victor Bursell. NEWTOWN apples, wrapped and pack. ed or face and fill; large sizes. A real buy. Newtowns 15c per lug Bring your own containers. Phone 926 American Prult Growers, Inc.. 213 So. Fir, Medford, Ore. FOR SALE New and used building materials. Lee Williams. 1520 N. Rlv. FOR APPLES pnone 258-J." APPLES Fancy Delicious, packed, large alze. per box $1-25 Fancy Delicious, good alze. per lug Newtowns. good size, per lug. .25 Bring containera BEAR CREEK ORCHARDS DRIVEWAY MATERIAL - 8 llzea of rock at $1.60 pet yard delivered Bateman Phone 1534-Y or rfl2-J FOR SALE Dry body wood. 616, Hawley's Transfer. APPLES We deliver rel 133-L MISCELLANEOUS IF YOUR basement Is filling with water, Case Auto Wrecking will pump It out or furnish equipment. Prices reasonable. Phone 780. POPULAR piano harmony and tricky breaks taught In a new, easy way. For Information call 616. EAST SIDE BEAUTY SALONFeatur lng Nu-Ray Machlneless Permanent Waves. $5. Also special Two $3 or $5 Permanents for the price of one. 610 East Main. Tel. 688. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstracts. JACKHON COUNTY ABSTRACT CO Abstracts of rule and Title Insurance The only oomplete Title System la jackaon County. h MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title. Rooms 8 and 6 No 89 North Central Ave, upst.aira expert Window Cleaners. LET GEO ROE DO n Tel. 1172 House cleaning floor waxing, ori ental nig cVanlng and uphnlaterlTm Income Tax Reports Prepared. INCOME TAX Federal and atete re turns prepared. See Earl Foy, Room 11, Jackaon County Bank Bldg. Phone 796. Money to Lend MONEY LOANED $60 to $300 for personal or household purpuaes on House Furnishings or Autos: also Car Refinanced L o a o s closed within 30 minutes License No. ft. 157. See W E Thomas 48 So Cen tral Transfer. REINKINO TRANSFER CO Long distance hauling. Furniture, cattle anything. Ill N Fir. Phone 1033 C. Stuart. EAD8 TRANSFER at STORAGE OO Offloe 1015 No Central PhonSI8 Prtoea right Samoa guaranteed TRUCKING AND STORAGE Local and long distance hauling rural, ture moving etc. Reasonable rates Tel 833 F Samson Oo HAWLEY TRANSFER - Expert pack ers and movers Special livestock moving equipment Prices ight aio Noh Rive-M Phnne ai5 ROOFING ROOFING Let us Inspect your roof before the rainy season Tola ser vice Is free Cell 270 Rogue Rival R'vif'n Co OREGON CITY, Ore . Jan. 18. (IP) Hemphill, Pen ton & Campbell, Inc, was low bidder on $170,000 bond to finance the Oregon City school dis trict's portion ot the new $350,000 high srhool. Junior high and Barclay school bul'.d:ng projects Net Inter est will average 108 percent, Foots Creek FOOTS OREEK. Jan. lfi. (SpD Rev. Cwle of Lake Creole held Mrvtces at the Sunday school, January 13, and waa a dinner gueat at the C. W. St umbo home. He apent the night with Ray Gauny&w, returning home January 13. Mrs. Waring Thome of San Diego, Cal.. la visiting her parents, Mr. and Mra. C. W. Stum bo, for several weeks. Etta Mae and Josephine Perfoun taln have returned to the St. Mary's academy In Medford after spending their vacation vlth their parents here. Medford visitors last week were Mr. Boomsllter, Mr. Thompson and Mrs. R, Ii. Miller. Junior Miller and his aunt. Mrs. Anna Myers, have returned from a week's vacation spent at Vallejo and San Francisco. Ed and George K aster are confined to their home with the measles. Sev eral other families In the community have them. Fred Koster of Blrdseye creek la working at the Lance mine while his brother Is si ok. Ray Gaunyaw, Mr. Thompson and Frank Irish were business visitors In Grants Pass , January 10. Henry Miller of Grants Pass visited with his son and family January 13. His wife, who has toeen quite 111 with a cold, Is better. , Roy Cameron of Sawyer's' Bar visit ed with his son Bobby at the home of Mrs. Effle Blrdseye January 11. OFT SALEM, Jan. 18. (AP) Governor Martin tcday revoked the condi tional pardon of Reuben A. Kimball and ordered his return to the state penitentiary to complete a 10-year sentence. KJmball was sentenced to that term from Multnomah county March 4, 1929, on a conviction for assault and robbery with a dangeroua wea pon. He was granted a conditional pardon June 16. 1933, by Governor Meter. His pardon waa revoked for violation of the terms of hla re lease, The governor alao revoked the con ditional pardon of Hammond Bailey of Klamath county for the same reason. He was received at the Peni tentiary June 14, 1933, to serve five years for robbery by force. Ha re ceived a conditional pardon June 4, 1934. MoMINNVILLE, Ore., Jan. 18. P) A sound program of development fir agriculture will be sought at Yam hill county's two-day frm economics conference starting here January 24, George Fullenwlder of Carlton, gen eral chairman, said today. BUCKINGHAM'S Ice Cream. Candy and Party Specials. The Crest. i36 So Central. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS Eloquent speaker Restrains by fesr Vtlvet or vet- vetJIke fabrlo Muddy or turbid Outside: prefix Vegetable Lose one's footing Accomplish Artificial language Jumbled type Man's great adversary Worthless dog Psrtslnlng to man m Command to a cat Central part Rub out Long nth Dwelling S laces lit Sin Working agreement Act of going down Brings Into belnc Contained Hear legally Myself Crotchety persoo Sorrow Pertaining to a lobe Wholly absorbed Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle PP Op? I N MA T SHE A RJE rTE HEM I MO A PM A ER j N MfiO A"5 0OfsmLETffl It Heroine of "A Doll's House" ti. Ooddess Of peace BS. Devoured ST, Acquires by labor t. None god 6. One Indefi nitely 80. Palm Illy 01, Snye further 2. Female sheep 14. American Indian 15. Endleee duration II. Brings into line TO. Prepare for public pre sentation Tl. Ruler 2 I3 I4 I5 I6 WM? I6 I I" a '3 4 II""!" II '7 ZTWlTlW 1 IIlI" 1 IfLZI i lIll!L I? II 1 38 V AO ?p 42 13 SHII"!lIHII 4 H7 aaaa aaaiva. aaaasa tmrnm. iUtiid. .aBna- -,sjaam -Sanaa- nyajsy mmm i . aai ';,' ,, wm wm tmmam ZT bit t7 f f 1 1 I 1 Gold HOI GOLD HILL, Jan. 15. (Spl.) Mra. Mary Chlsholm returned the flnit of the week from San Francisco, where she spent the holidays with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Blankenburg were business visitors In Grants Pass Friday. Arthur Dunford of Little Apple- gate is making his home with Mr. and Mrs. i-cn Wise and attendtng school here. Mr. and Jrs. Erwln Watklns of Mrs. Watklns' parents, Mr. and Mrs. 8. K. Baren, on Black well Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnson spent Thursday and Friday with Mrs. John son's mother, Mrs. Daisy Gilchrist. Their home Is In Mnlln, Ore. Mrs. Minnie Byerly Is visiting with her aunt, Mrs. Baldwin, In Medford while recuperating from a tonsil op eration. Hugh Miller of Stockton, Cal., spent the week end visiting at the home of his brother-in-law, Earl Moore, and family. Ernest Ross was an Ashland visitor the first of the week. C. M. Wright of Bonneville visited here over night Monday, returning Tuesday with Mrs. Wright, who had spent the holidays with relatives. Mrs. Esther Smith of Medford vis ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Van Houten with her son, Larry, on Tues day. Dan Chandler of Glendale visited with relatives here last week. - Mrs. Glenva Kegg and children left Monday for Burns to be near Mr. Kegg, who Is with the CCC. George Dorman, who has been quite 111, is slowly Improving, but Is still under the doctor's care. Mrs. Melvln Sargent was pleasantly surprised on her birthday, January S, when a few of her friends came In to help her celebrate the occasion. Those enjoying the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bailey, Robt. Ken- naston, Mrs. Evalyn Walker and Mr. and Mrs, Sargent. The P. N Q.'s met on Thursday at the home of Mrs. W. W. Hlttle on the Old Stage road. There were 14 members present to enjoy the after noon. Next meeting will be with Mrs. George Dorman, January 23. Wednesday, January 7, the W. R. C. held an all-day meeting. Potluck lunch was served at noon, followed by Installation of officers, Mrs. Ella Patrick being Installing officer. Of fleers for the ensuing term are: Presl dent, Daisy Paul; vice-president, Car rie Drake: Junior vice-president, Wl nonee Steelman; secretary, Madge Dorman; treasurer, Rose Gay; con ductress, Bessie Henderson; assistant conductress, Ethel Henderson: guard. Bertha Gaibralth; patriotic Instruc tor, Ada Cook; press correspondent, Dal By Paul; musician, Lovey Tyler; first color bearer, Lucy Desmlnl: sec ond color bearer, Ella Patrick; third color bearer, Mrs. McNabb; fourth color bearer, Mrs. Kreus. The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs held Installation Wednesday enenlng, Jan uary 6. in the I. O. O. F. hall. Deputy District Grand Master Ed Vincent and Cross-Word Puzzle 11. Lays away 19. State SI. Dance step 16. Oenus of tht maple tree II. Celestial body II. Mother 50. Closing meas ures of a musical composition II Garden Implement II. Terminate 51. Shout 1 II. Form S9, Small coin 40. AnhriaJ of the doer family 41. Void 41. iMuea forth 41. Calmest 41. lacerated 47. Mouth of a volcano 41. Raving a flat breastbone 4. Defeats 10. Animated 11. Metalliferous rock II. Eiist 14. Lowest point 17. feminine name II. Metric land IPS DOWN L Above Z, Resort or application for btlp S. High: muilcaj 4. Day of the week: abbr. I. Plant known as live forever 5. kTem il ruff 7. About I. Roman re- IlRlOUS virgin t. Splendor 10. Destroy utterly 11. High moun- tsln II. Ourselves 11. Bear mass 14. Character In , "The faerls Queens" II. Espreialon of Inquiry 47. Pronoun 19. At an Inner point District Deputy President Bessla rra denburg of central Point were the Installing officers. A large crowd, some from Jacksonville ana quits a number from Central Point, witnessed the Installation of the offlcera for the ensuing term. I. O. O. F. offl cera: Noble grand, D. R. Hendrlck son; Ties grand. Norman Bailey: sec retary. Tony Ross: treasurer, W H. Ferguson: warden, Oeo. Haff; conduc tor. W. W. Hlttle: ou'Jlde guard, T. J. Weat: Inside guard, Warren Cop pock: R. 8. to N. O . Paul Thompson: L. S. to N. O., H. D. Force; R. 8. 8., R. K. Cook; L. 8., H. A. Horten: R. 8. to V. O., J. A. Clement: L. 8. to V. Q., Ernest Lyman; chaplain, Earl F. Moore. Rebekah officers: Noble grand, Nettle Stone; vice grand, Delia Kelt: secretary, Ethel Martin; treas urer, Lucy Mee: warden, Evelyn Thompson: conductor, Alta Clement: Inside guard, Irens Henderson; out side guard, Pearl Ferguson; R. 8. to N. O., Madge Dorman; L. 8. to N. Q., Mary chlsholm: R, 8. to V. O., Tiny Ham: L. 8. to V. O., Rena Davis; chsplaln, Ada Cook. ' . . THE GRANGE Lake Creek Orange. Lake Creek Orange enjoyed a large attndanoa and a very pleasant even ing at Its meeting January 10. Members were pleased ' to have as guests Mr. and Mrs. Bmmett Nealon and Mr. and Mrs. John Holta of Sama Valley Orange. County Deputy Nea lon was asked to explain the Orange contest, sponsored by Pomona Orange, which he did. enoouraglng the local Orange to take part for advancement of the order. Eldred Charley waa obligated tn the first and second degrees, by County Deputy Nealon, and declared a mem ber of Lake Creek Orange, It waa announced that the county club leader expects to hold meeting to discuss club work soon, exact date to bo announced later. Claua Charley gave an Interesting legislative committee report, touching on the bills to be voted on at the special election. Leoturer Mable Brown announced that the home economic committee la planning a play, to be given at some future date. The following program waa present. ed by the lecturer: Assembly song; clever oglnlnal poem, by George Brown; music appreciation, vocal ae lectlona, by Mable Brown, Myrtle Charley, Irene Charley, Floyd Charley, Wallace Ragsdale, with Helen Brown at the piano, and biography of the composer, Stephen Foster, by Ellyn Charley; talk on the railroad situa tion aa compared with the farm situ ation of today, by Reed Charley; ad dress by Emmet Nealon on measures to be voted on at the coming election and various other Item ot interest: vocal solo by Floyd Charley, accom panied by Helen Brown; gamea and old-fashioned dance directed by Em ma Messal; talk by John Holtz, an nouncing plana for a carnival by Sams Valley Orange, to help ralae funds for a new hall; brief remarks by both Mrs. Nealon and Mrs. Holts. Central Point Orange. Central Point Orange will meet January IT at o'clock. Team num ber two la In the lead by a small margin In the attendance contest. All members are urged to attend and help their respective sides. A short program will Include: Reading (original), V. A. Davis; song. Roberta Pankey; reading, Mrs. Carle; reading (comical), Eva Smith; whistling solo, Bruce Powell, accom panied by Patty. The worthy master wm have charge of the rest of the lecture hour, whloh he will use for practice of certain Dart of the rltuallat.. .ark. We hope to be perfect In all our work by the time set to be Judged for th ritual latlo contest being sponsored by Po mona Grange Central Point Orange haa entered the annual county-wide play contest again. They have selected "The Blue Teapot" aa the play to be presented. It Is a charming folk play of Amer ican Ufa. Mrs. Victor Bursell, direc tor, haa selected a splendid cast: Miss Janice Hesaelgrave, Robert Sparks, J. Sanford Richardson and Mrs. Faye. Rltaslnger. Mrs, Rltulnger will be remembered a playing the part of the little old Scotch lady In last year's play so eflclently. The play la progressing nicely, and a splendid evening's entertainment la promised all who attend this perform, anoa February I. at 8 p. m In the Central Point Orange hall. CANTON STUDENTS E HONOKONO, Jan. 18. (AP) A roll call of Canton students today disclosed six missing following th'i anti-Japanese disorders Monday, si- though the government denied any of the demonstrators were killed. Foreigner,' accounta of the trouble said student assemblies were broken up by truck loads of plain elothea men, bearing national Salvation Army bannera, who used pistols to quell the demonstrations. One girl waa taken to a hospital In a dying condition, NANKINO. Jan. 18. (AP) China's university students, vho have been condemning the central national gov ernment and shouting thst China ehsould fight Jspr.nese penetration, received a blunt reply today from O'nrallsalmo Chlr.ng Kai-Shek: "If you want to fight, Join the army." AVIl.LA, M' Jan. !S lyp)James B. Henrr aari he haa a sow that has borne 80 p'gs In five litters during the last 2 months. Three Utters had IT pl,a, one 14 and one IS. The fr.'deral bureau of plant In dustry reports that only alx of IB swrles of trees tested Ip the region of the Orrat Plains shelterbelt main- tatned aatlaractory stands over a pa- rlod of years. Meteorological Report January 18, 193S Forecasts Medford and vicinity: Unsettled with occasional rain tonight and Thursday; little ehange In tempera, ture. ,.-Oregon: Unsettled with occaalonal rain tonight and Thursday; little cnange in temperature. Temperature .a year ago today Highest, 41; lowest, 30, Total monthly precipitation, 8.68 inches: excess for the month, 4.21 Inches. Total precipitation since Sep tember 1, 1046. 13D5 Inches; excess for the season, 8 88 Inches. Relative humidity at 8 p. m. yes. terday, ST per cent; 8 a. m. today. juu per cent. Sunrise tomorrow, T:38 a. m." Sunset tomorrow, 8:08 p. m. n tan a S om ?5 Boise, 44 38 .34 Cloudy Boston 88 38 .... Cloudy Chicago 4S 28 . cloudy Denver ...-. 80 Eureka .... 88 80 1.28 Rain Helena 30 34 T. P.Cdy. Los Angeles 84 48 .... Foggy MEDFORD 40 ST .80 P.Cdy. New York 44 .. ... Omaha .,. 84 4 T. Snow Phoenix TO 43 ... Cloudy Portland P3 44 .44 P.Cdy. Reno - 84 44 T. P.Cdy. Roseburg H m. 64 Salt Lake City 43 38 .30 Cloudy San Francisco ... 88 88 .14 Cloudy Seattle .................. 48 42 1.02 Rain Spokane .............. 38 38 .08 Cloudy Walla Walla SO 40 .01 Clear Washington. D O. 48 84 .03 Rain COURT HOUSE NEWS Furnished by the Jackson County tbatraet Co.. 131 E. Sixth Street Marriage Licenses Clyde A. Ouchea and Fern Colter. Franklin H. George and Laura E Harper. Russell Griffith and Lucille Mo Gee, Paul A. Davis and Violet Austin. Erlo C. Westergren and eLtha E. Bard well. Circuit Court Everett Phllpo, vs. B. F. McManana For money. Kathleen M. Govs vs. John E. Gove, Divorce. Everett Phllpoe vs. B. F. McManana Attachment. Ida M. Ranker vs. Oeorge Ranker. Attachment. ' Gladys B. Oonder vs. Claud A. Con der. Divorce. State of Oregon by World War Vet erans' State Aid Commission vs. Al den B. Powell et al. Foreclosure. robata Court Estate of Ida K. Lambert, form. erly Ida E. Kenworthy, deceased, probate. Real Estate Transfers City of Medford to Oerald A. Cot-tlngham-W. D. to lots IT and 18, block , Queen Anne Addition to Medford. Sheriff to Gladys W. Johnsons- Sheriff deed to lota 11, 13, 13, 14, 10 and 30, Nlckeil Plata Add. to Ashland. Olive Tlebelt et vlr to William 0. Rcnle. W. D. to lot 8, block A, Miekel at Payne Add. to Ashland. Sheriff to Federsl Land Bank of Spokane. Sheriff deed to SW'4 of awvt or sec. ai E4 of z of Sao, S, Twp. 38 8., R. 1 West. W, J. Hees et ux to w. O. Thomp son W. D. to part lot 1, blojck 1, Barr'a Add. to Medford. Bernlce E. Young et vlr to J. R. Winn et ux. W. D. to lota 8. P and 10, Eagle Point Meadows, Sec. 84, Twp, 88 8., R. 1 West. Marie Wells to Leona Wataon et al Q. O. D. to S', ot lot 7, block 3, Cottage Home Add.; east 80 feet of lot 3, block 8, Riverside Sub., Med ford; NK of NE'i cf Sec, 8, Twp. 41 8, R. 3 East. Harold L. Wellr, ! Leone Watson et al. Q. C. D. to 814 of lot 7. block 3, Cottage Home, Add.; east 00 feet of lot 8, block 'S. Rlverslsde Sub. Med ford: HV, of WEli of See. 8. Twp. 41 8., R. 3 Eart. Amel'.a F. Toft to Lena M. Johns ton, W. Tl, to east 38 feet of lot 3. W'4 of lot 8. block 8, Jacksonville. Amy Harding to Emma M. Jones. W. D, to land In Rlverdale Tracte, Twp. 48 8., R. 4 West. Frr.nk Arnold et ux to Olive L. Lonj. Q. 0. D. to SE',i of Nwy4; 8W14 of NE'.i NEVi of 8W',i; NW4 of BE!', of See 12, Twp. 38 8, R. 8 West. Wm. Barnea Smith to James Virtue. Deed to land In Sec. 8, Twp. 87 6., R. 3 West. Hattle L. Rankin to Herbert J. Ber rlan at ux W. D. to lot In City of Medford, description 1T0 deeds, page 888. W. M. Green et ux to Cecil W. Stout et ux. W. D. to 32 acres in DLO 4T. Twp. 88 8., R. West. W. R. Zlmmerlee et ux to John 8. King et ux. Q. C. D. to land In Sec. 10, Twp. 94 8., R. 1 West. Weather. Northern California: Generally un settled tonight and Thursday; occa sional rain In extreme north and probably In central portion: little change In temperature; moderate to fresh southwest wind off the eoast. Oregon) Unsettled with occaalonal rain tonight and Thursday; little ehange In temperature; strong south west w:nd off coast, with local galea backing to southeast by Thursday. Court Rebuked. COLFAX. Jan. 16. (AP) A stinging rebuke of the supreme court for "usurpation of the veto power" was written on the records of the Whit man county farmers' msaa meeting to protest the AAA decision. 4 Die Mall Tribune tnl ads. I OKLAHOMA CITY. Jan. 18. (JPf A. proposal that America's farmers control their own marketing Instead of being "subject to the orders at the government" waa advanced today by Theodore Roosevelt, Jr. The son of the former Republican president told the Oklahoma Young Republlcana' convention here last night "enabling laws should be pass ed federally and In the state pro viding machinery by which farmers can organise In groups according to what they produce." Lars to make effective the deal, elona of "an agreed upon large per centage of the farmers" should be Included, he suggested, "whereby the organized movement would be able to check the selling of produce In such dlsordsrly fashion aa to break the whole market." The government should lend Its aid In simplifying distribution and eliminating the spread resulting from uneconomical transportation and a multitude of middlemen." he aald. Colonel Roosevelt described Secre tary Wallace, sponsor of the Intall dated AAA, aa "a sincere man" but "ap unbalanced fanatic," and waa ap plauded when he referred to President Roosevelt as "my fifth cousin about to be removed." -4 TO OPEN NEW OFFICES FEB. 1ST RBUDINO, Cel., Jan. 18. (8pl.) Establishment of new offlcee for the Shaata-Caacade Wonderland asaocla ' tlon was announced from Redding headquarters this week by T. L. Stan ley, general- manager, who has Just resigned from the position of secre-tary-mansirer of the tj-h i ....-. v. of commerce, where he. haa held both positions tor the psat five years. This move was recommended by the regional council for the organization last August and approved by t'.te board or directors In session at Hed Bluff in October. The new ottlcee are expected to open February 1. The new quarters will provide general office, meeting room, private offices and work rooms for the Won derland new service, membership de partment and other work of the aaso olatlon of nine counties. Shortly following the opening of the new offices, Stanley will make a tour of the wonderland, spending several days In each county, meeting With Officials, anrf mnnrMnv checking on wvk under way. DISMISS ISRAEL SUIT FOR LIBEL SALBM, Jan. IS. (fl The state auprcme court Tuesday dismissed the 70.000 alleged libel case against the new Telegram Publishing company, la an opinion written by Chief Justice J. U. Campbell. The original eult was brought by Mark M. Israel aa an outgrowth ot the Investigation of the W. Frank Akin murder case. Akin waa killed while acting aa special Investigator for the port of Portland. The Multnomah circuit eourt held with the defendant publishing com pany, but upon petition Judge Hall 8, Ltuk granted a new trial. Today supreme oourt opinion was on Judge Lusk'a order granting a new trial. The later order waa reversed and the circuit court's original opinion for the defendant reinstated, thereby dl. missing the suit. mti m-miir i lu-i'i oi mm ON EIRSTJEGREE VANCOUVER, Wash., Jan. IS (AP) Olenn Stringer, formerly of Medford and until recently an Inmate at Ore gon Mate prison, was arraigned on first degree murder charge here to day for the killing of Herbert Copies, Who was shot to death and robbed March 10, 1034. Stringer waa Jointly accused with Ralph Tremalne also of Medford, still sought in the Pacific northwest. Superior Judge Oeorge B. Simpson declined to accept a plea until an attorney had been appointed for Stringer. Caples. a tobacco and candy sales man, waa killed as he returned to hla home here after having made col tactions on hla route. ALL PASSENGERS SAFE WHEN STEAMER SINKS LtMA, Peru, Jan. 18 iVP) The National radio reported today that all passtngrB had been aaved from th Chilean ateamer Cautln. aground on Loboa da Tlerra taiand off th northern Peruvian coast. Another report to National radio aald the -hip had foundered at I a. m. There waa no other Informa tion to the crew. SPOKANS, Jan. 1 (AP) A demand tor eubatttuta for th AAA within "conatltutlonaj limitations' waa on It way to Secretary of Agriculture Wiltaoe today for the directors of the. HxUx Paciilo Orv!a Qrovera, ixo.