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Newspaper Page TextMTTDFOTCD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OHEfiOS. FRTDAY, JANUARY 31. 1936. PAGE FIFTEEN .4 It 3 V Read every ad on thla page, you will probably find exactly the thlnga you have been looking for or a aale or trade for unused artlclea you may have. Search "your attic or tore-room you may find many thlnga othera are seek ing and be able to realize Im mediate cash. If what you want lent hero, advertise for it Tribune Classified ada are inexpensive effective 1 Peri word flrat Insertion ...3c (Minimum 35c) Each additional insertion, per word ..lo (Minimum 10c) Per line per month without copy changes :.81.35 Phone 75 FOR WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST Gold lavauel with blue stone pendant. Return to Tribune office Reward. LOST If aog is mining calllSie WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Housekeeper In country heme: one mw Interested m Lome than wapwi Box 1586. Mall Tribune. WANTED Housekeeper for small family In hian1: room, board and $15 per nimtb. Write Box 1582 Mall Tribune MALE AND FEMALE WANTED Man and wife to work on ranch. C. J. Haas, Central Polnt. WANTED SITUATIONS PAY 4s night aervlce carpenter work Lee Williams. 1620. N. Riverside. WANTED Day work. Phone 1345-M. . Mrs. Huson. WANTED-MIS0ELLANEOUS DRIVING to S'.n Francisco Sunday. Want passengers to enare expenses. Ptone 480-J. WANTED SOUTHERN B'JI.-DINO c LOAN ASS'N stock and saving passbooks. Will pay 100 cents on the dollar. Bring yoiu stoor certificates and passbooks CHARLES A WINU AQENCX, INO. 109 E Main Phone 728 Medford, Ore. WANTED Used furniture, ranges, heaters, tools fruit Jars, etc. Hol brook Furniture Co.. m old Fire Hall Bldg, 112 E 6th. Tel. 647. WANTED We pay cash rbi Household guuas furniture and stoves We also ou metals bides pelts wool ana mo hair MEUFORD BARdAIN HOUSE 27 N Orape St Pbone 1062 WANTED Disc for Fordson tractor L it. care Mall Tribune. . - WANTED Cook stoves, beaters bed springs, mattresses day-oeds. sani tary couches and oots or what have you- We pay cash or exchange NEW DEAL FURN EX OH AN OE 423 E Main St WANTED FURS FURS FURS Highest cash price paid tor raw tun Complete line 01 traps an sale MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27-29 No Orape St Medtord FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT 6-room furnished house, (25; water paid.- Inquire 1216 Locust St. UNFURNISHED house, 4 rooms, both and screened porch, at 1510 West Main, 617. 60: water not paid. C. A. DeVoe, 523-J-3. - NEARLY NEW, newly reconditioned house; adults. 202 Portland Ave. See J. W. Shirley at Cupp's Furni ture. FURNISHED house. 137 Tripp. 8 NIC4 modern cotrege. partly fur nished 8tr and Maple. Central Point. FOR RENT 4-room turn bouse: elec tric range wtrlwrator oil heater; garage: adults Phone 846-Y FOR RENT 6-room modern furnish ed house close In Phone 457-J FOR RENT -'inf'trnlhert Homes Mmiaried ol RrnwT vmiir FOR RENT APARTMENTS rort RENT Apartments: hot water ?34 Apple. FOR REtfT C.esL -housekeeping ruoms. Price reasonable. 310 N. Bartletl FOR RENT 2-room apt. 40 Quince St Ptvine 641-W APT for rent. No children. 716 Welch. APARTMENT for rent 916 West 10th St FOR RENT , MISCELLANEOUS FOH RENT-8 -an"lw ranging from 2UQ to 64-) acres C J. Haas. Cen tral Point 10-ACRE farm; S-'v-wtt house, barn, ar.d Imnle-rentt Tslent Cafe. Tal ent. Ore. FOR RENT Furnished cabin; hot and coid water, garage; adults. 953 FOR RENT-BOARD ROOM BOARD AND HOOi rates reasonable $1 71ft ft. MaiO, FOR RENT BOARD ROOM ROOM & BOARD Home cooked meals. (25 per month. 303 N. Holly Tel. 1026. BOARD Home-cooked meals served in prtvtae home Reasonable rates Near business district 23 N. Orange 8t Phone UfS-X. FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS ATTRACTIVE ROOM, 211 Cottage. FOB RENT Large front sleeping room. 225 Cottage. FURNISHED modern steam heat, outsldo entrance garage. Phone 1586-Y. mtkactivb rooms 404 8 CI rape FOR EXCHANGE TRADE Wood for EngUah White Leg horn hens, hay and heavy milker. S. S. Moore, Rogue River. TRADE Milk cow for gentle horse, blocky, 1200 lbs. Henry Croucher, Rt. 2, Box 39, DeBarr Ave. FOR EXCHANGE ESTATE -REAL FOR SALE OR TRADE Income prop erty clos in Phone 955-J FOR SALE REAL ESTATE ANOTHER REAL BUY Well Improved 6 acres near Medford, with 4 acres in full bearing fruit; 6-room home. Total price 62250.00; 1,000.00 down, balance on terms to suit responsible buyer. ALSO Real speculation In this 10 acres located Inside city limits of Med ford within 2 blooks of city school, streets on three sides, water, aewer available. Price only 6200.00 per acre for Immediate sale. Terms. CHARLE3 A WING AGENCY. INC. (Exclusive Agents.) FOR SALE 20 acres. 18 acres under ditch, 6-room house, barn, chicken house, cows, horses, chiokens, breed ing turkeys, family orchard, grapes; fenced; electricity; 4 miles south Meoford. Bargain. Owner, Box 1315. Tribune. FOR SALE Cozy, modern home on east side, fireplace, paved street, close In. $2600. Terms, L. G. Pick ell, 204 E. Main. IF you are wanting to buy or sell real estate see L. a. Flckell. 204 E. Main. HOUSES for sale or rent evenings 1147-W. Tel. 196 WHEN .you think of real estate think of Brown at White FOR SALE Fine suburban borne properties that will suit you m size and price. Also Medford homes at prices and on term to Interest any. one In the market BROWN & WHITE. Realtors. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES '34 FORD V-8 DeLuxe Coupe; cannot be told from new. Bargain price only 6485.00. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. - - Dodge and Plymouth. FOR SALE OR TRADE 1 -ton truck 704 Beatty St. NO USEIj CAR Is as good as new, but we bave tie Best Used Car Values In lown 1!31 rtco royal Coupe...... $250.00 1634 Jhryier A-rtVw Sedan, , 1-35 jr.ryer 6 Sedan 1E34 Jliev,--Iet Sedan, radio and heate 1934 Jhevrolet Pickup ' U'30 jv.rd Cou-w 6175.00 Studebakei Sedans. . 685 to 6125 00 Nash sedJ ... 6 69.60 SANDBI'SON MCTOR CO. StudbaKei 8a:ri and Service. GOOD USED CPS Chrysler, Plymouth Trade-ins. The Best Cars for the Least Money. 1934 Chrysler Airflow Sedan new car guarantee. Two 1933 Plymouth Sedans. 1934 Dodge DeLuxe Coupe. 1934 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan. 1931 Chrysler 6 Sedan. 1934 Ford V-8 Sedan. 1929 DeSoto Roadster. 1929 DeSoto Sedan. 1933 Chrysler Royal 8 Sedan. 1034 Terraplane Sedan. We have a number of 36, '37 and '38 models at your own price. LANGE MOTOR CO. Chrysler Dealer Plymouth Used car lot 6th & Bartlett 1977 Oldsmolle 9 coach. In good hape. Bargain for $50 cash. Call or i FOR SALE POULTRY AND EGGS HANSON and Hollywood W. L. chicks, heavy laying strains; large, vigorous chicks 9c; Rocks and Reds 10c. Send for catalog. Jenks Hatchery, Tan gent, Ore. FOR SALE One 60-egg Petaluma incubator, 30 Black Minorca year ling hens, 3 cockerels. 806 S. Cen tral. CALL Dreasler's Square Deal Hatchery for chicks and hatching. 1107 E. Main. Tel. 1560-Y. CARLEY POULTRY FARM Pedigreed Leghorns, R. I. Reds, Hatching Eggs, Baby Chicks. HIGH GRADE CHICKS from blood tcntod stock; purebred Hanson strain; McRay R. I. Reds; Dryden Barred Rocks; beat obtainable. Talent Hatchery, V4 mile south of Talent. FOR SALE tt fresa cowa; aU. New town ppa- Cm! after ft p. m. Bert 8.an,ljffe, Phwnli. FOR SALE Brown Leghorn pullets and cockerels, unrelated for breed ers. Also Muscovy ducka, 1U ml. N W. Central Point. P. D, Lofland. WANTED C"tom hatching chick en duika, turkeys e-z:a Cummihga Poultry Ranch, ft mile out Mid way Rojd. Central Point R. 1. oTr?TOM R.'TCHrNO Booking ord ers for $wkM e7t only fcega day oid -md B wn-k old poults Winston Hatchery. P O Box 866. pAeburg Ore BOOK Tout OrVr. No for Hatch Inn Sweeney Poultry Farm tHbode U-nd Ro Cockerels 'or tale. oj9 Dor 114 Medforo FOH S.VLR Hatching egg. 50c foi ! 15 Ne Howard achoo.. Us. O. X I - ataioer, stout 2. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR. SALE Guernsey cow. Howell, Loeler Lane. FOR flALaVGentle horse, weight 1300 lbs., 940. cm It 10. FOR SALE 4 Jersey -Guernsey sprln- r he If ere. Cheeter Wendt. FOR SALE Guernsey bull. B. F. Redpath, 4 miles out enter uie .ligbway. FOR SALE Milk cow to be fresh soon. Fifth house south of Beau Lane on Old Stage road. O. L. Stafford. FOR SALE Team mares, 8 and 3 Tears )ld. weif'jt 1250; one mare '350; 4 gemngi 1400; 1 mare end 1 gliding i '00. B. I Dodenhoff, Merrill, Or. FOH SALE Sow ard 6 pigs. Applegnte store Inquire POS SALE?- hu-see; weight 1300 IP0Q lbs.; alt gertle. J. E. Whit Utch. Klajxata Full. Rt. 3. 18 miles V.Uth B.. F. FOR SALE 30 pu rebus! ewes. Salade. Central Point U A. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS GOOD used ba-by buggy for sale, $d, 326 W. Jackson. FOR SALE Living room, bedroom and dining room seta. tiis summit. AUCTION SALE at Pavilion Saturday, February lat. Poultry, tools include, lng carpenter and millwright tools; lots of good furniture; usual run of livestock. Southern Oregon Live stock Auction Co. Col. A. H. Dud ley, Auctioneer. OOMICE PEARS Put up In half boxes, 30 to 50 pears per box, large sizes suitable for gtft shipments or home use, $1.00 to $1.25. Medford Ice and Storage Co. Phone 364. FOR SALE Feed grinder, fan mill. 4-horse 3 -cycle gas engine, 3 -tube radio, good 8x10 rug, 35 Rhode Isl and pullets. Al's Trading Post, Jack sonville highway and Loader lane. BARLEY Ben beardless, lc lb. Z. E. Foes, Talent. FOR SALE $150 Jackson Co. Bldg. fc Loan stock at 30 discount. F. L. Blore, 30 W. Jackson St. FOR SALE PhUri radio baby crib and high j.halr. e04 . Main. FOR SALE lOOO-'Mek coal.- brooder, wu-iis p.ivsi,jr Kwiuvw yv- irator, $U G I Robinson. Ross Lane, 3rd houstt to left off Jaok- : wnvllle highway j PO3 SALE 600 gallon gas storage tank, like new Leslie Plumbing. ON PI 17 Delavftl power separator. I Malsbory ite-111jr. milk cooler,' Empire ra. klne nutket 1000-chlk coal o roofer. A- L Seabrooke, mile east i abie K-ck store. RATIO AC DC Flmerron portable, 5 tubes. InW.c veneer finish.' 103 West 3Ld. FO'l SALE Furniture for 6-room house. Pbone 63 or call at 1009 fcutb Oakaale - FOR SALE Baled alfalfa bay $14 ton, 2nd and third cutting, p. D. Lof land. Central Point. FOR SALE 3-wheel car trailer, en closed, large enough for house trailer. No. 66 Merrick's Camp. .'OR SALE -Double beo springs and mattress, or wM- t-ade for single l-ed. Phon 763-R FOR SALE One Thirty Caterpillar. rat model, reasonable price One Fordson . cheap Several used sprayers priced to move. Hubbard Wray. Hi Y Chopped mqulre Brlttsans Store, Eagle Point. TYPEWRITERS Bterma 116 N. Cen tral. Phone 383. STEEL safe 31x33x36. $30.00. McCull- ton. 31' N Riverside. KOR SALE Wheat barley, oats, corn, 1-3-3 cutting alfalfa Henry Nled ermeyer I'hone Jacksonville 854. FOR SALE Baled oat hay ground alfalfa and oat hay loose alfalfa hay. fat hogs, springer heifers. C A. DeVoe. Phone 623-J-3. FOR SALE Good clean alfalfa hay first and third crops, at Oakteign Farm. 3 miles north of Central Point on Pacific highway. Call 883. Otto Bohnert. pOR SALE Hay and grain: hay loose, baled or chopped; wheat, barley and oats whole or ground. Phone 855-J-3. Victor Bursell. NEWTOWN apples, wrapped and pack ed or face an J fill; large sizes. A reaj ouy. Newtowns 16c per lug Bring your own containers Phone fl36 American Fruit Growers, Inc.. 313 so. Fir. Medford. Ore FOR SALE New and used building utvi.er.sUB uee Williams. 100 BJ hit DRIVEWAY MATERIAL 8 flee Of rocs at $100 per yard delivered Bateman Phone 1534-Y or 13-J APPLP.S We deliver T1 13L MISCELLANEOUS EXPERT Radio Repair Service at rea on able prices. Flok's Hardware. Phone 300 ALL MAKES of Washers Repaired at bargain prices this mnth only Estlmsts ven FREE Pick's Hard ware Phone 300 BUSINESS DIRECTORY JAf'KrtON COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. Abitrscu oi ntle ana Title Insurance The only complete 1 1 1 1 e a s i e m u jacisoo County. MURRAY ABSTRAC1 CO. A&ttraCU of ntle Rooms ft and $ No 83 North Central a upirs Expert Window Cleaners. LET GEO ROE DO IT Tsl 1173 Rouse cleaning Moot waxing on ROOFING HOOFTNO Let ut inspect four roof before the rainy seasot This eer tee is free Call 870. Rogue air 0 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Money to Lend MONEY LOANED - $50 to ft3C0 toi personal ot household purposes ud House Purnisntugt or Autos; alac Cars Refinanced Loans closeo within 80 mmutas Ucenw No fl 157 See W B rhomaa 45 So Cen tral Income lax Report Prepared. INCOME TAX Federal and state re turns prepared. See Earl Foy. Room 11, Jackson County Bank Bldtf Phone 790. Transfer.. REINKINQ TRANSFER CO Long distance hauling. Furniture, cattle anything. Ill N Fir. Phone 1033 0. Stuart. BADS rKANSFEH & STORAGE OO -Offloe 1016 No Central Phone 316 Prices right Sernoe guaranteed rRUCKiNG AND STOKAUS Looai and long distance hauling CurnJ ture moving etc Reasunable rales rel 833 F B Samson Co HAWLEY TRANSFER - Expert pack ers and movers Special livestock moving equipment Prices "ight ft IP North Rivernlde Pbon !S LEGAL NOTICES Administrator's Final Notice. In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of Wm. V. Gibbon. Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned administrator of the ea tate of Wm. V. Gibbon, deceased, nas filed in the County Court of Oregon for Jackson County, his duly veri fied final account, and stri court has set Saturday, February 1, 1936, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of said day In the court room of said court, in Medford, Jackson County. Oregon, as the time and place for the hearing of said final account. All persons in terested are hereby notified to make or file their objections, If any they have, to said account with said court on or before said time. GUS NEWBURY, , Administrator of the Estate of Wm. V. Gibbon. Deceased. Notice to Creditors. hn the Cou.it y Court of the State f uregon jKson county. In the Matter if the Estate of Dick Bradley, Deceased Notice Is hereby given that the County Court for the State of Oregon. zor jacKfton county has appointed the undersigned executrix of the o- iatt oi uict Hraa.ey deceased All persona having claims against raid estate ere required to present vhem with proper vouchers within six months from ttm date at '.ho office of Pote J Ntff, 303 Cooley Theatre Bu'UUng. Medford, Oregon. Dated: January 34 1936 MAUDF M BRADLEY, Ewnurlx o' the Estate of Dick Bradley, Deceased. Not'ce to Creditors. In the County urt of the State of Oregon Jackson County. In the Mattnt A the Rhtate of Joseph P Gussets Deceased Notice Is hereby given that the County Cou-t of the State of Oregon, lor jacKoon county has appointed the undersigned . administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Joseph P. OrtsBfitt deceased. All persons having claims against said estate ar required to present mem wun pper voucnera witnin six months from this date to Porter J. Neff. 303 Ooley Theatre Building, Medford, On-gor.. Dated jan;iar- 24, 1936. PORTER J. NEFF, Admlnlstiator with Will Annexed. Children Miss Dog Onlde CHESTER, Pa. (UP) Mickey, the school children's watch dog, is dead. For 13 years, the shepherd, born without a pedigree, acted as an escort for pupils crossing a street near their school. Old age caused Mickey's death. BUCKINGHAM'S Ice Cream. Candy and Party Specials. Tba Crest. 436 So central ' Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Sflparate 8. Sticky stuff 9. Small explosion 11 Forbidden . 13. Rowing Implement 14. Addition to a building IB. Carefully wrought out 17. East Indian plant 11 Indolence 19. Affected with love or amorous fancy SO. Type measures SI Institute ltral pro ceedings I. Bpeedlly 26. Percolate 37. Sinew 21 Legislative body II. Compound ethers 14. Small tower In. Large knife 17. Wild flower 19. Rtnmeiie coin IL Beverage 11 Hoarfrost Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle do s lAlLlAlRlM AP AF ItIoIrJ IEIG1GE 4S. Small Islands 45. Kil.t (6. Palliate or excuse 60. Chess piece fil. Contend K2. Arrangement 1,3. Knack 64. Orgnn of hearing IS. Peruses ' TT 4 M I7 18 W7 ig r 'I m lilllii 45 M 47 W 4? 'A too NTTBRIEFS Fern Valley FERN VALLEY, Jan. 31. (Spl.) There continues to be measles and more measles, Jimmy and Billy Da vis, Leonard Ferns and Mr. Kan tor are the latest cases, Sprullla are still In quarantine. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Long have mov ed from the DeWlt place to an or chard on the Crater Lake highway. In celebration of his 55th birthday, a party of friends surprised Lem Hughes Tuesday evenln. They were: Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts and daughter, Lula; Mr. and Mrs. George McClaln and Mr. and Mrs. Charles McClaln of Phoenix: Mr. and Mrs. Er nest Beer and Ernest Lee of Medford; Dr. and Mrs. Frank Roberta, Misses Pauline Roberts and Betty Faulk of Qrlfflu Creek; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mar shall and daughters; Mr. and Mrs. Axel Benson; T. R. Hughes, and the hostess, Mrs. L. H. Hughes. Helen Kantor Is staying with Mrs. Wm, Kantor until she recovers from the measles. Anna Kantor has moved to Med ford for the winter. Mrs. Challson of Grants Pass spent the post week with Mrs. A. Benson Other guests at the Benson horns the past week were: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anderson and daughter, Rhea, and Mr. and Mrs. Cadson of Medford. Ante'ope ANTELOPE, Jan. 81. (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lindsay attended a din ner party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Briggs near Eagle Point Janu ary 16. Mr. and Mrs. Cal Spencer. Mrs. Chelsea Sheridan, Mrs. Ruby Rlggs and Mrs. John Beck visited Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bradshaw 'January 16. Mr. and Mrs. James McDowell vis ited Mr. and Mrs. WJlford Jack of Reese Creek January 10. Several pupils from the Antelope school were on the honor roll this past six weeks. They were as fol lows: Barney Rlggs. Barbara Culbert Ron, Evelyn Culbertson, Marvin Wood, Mary Allen, Jack Stelle, Betty Jean White, Duane Burton, Jean Beck, An nabelle Rlggs'and Alice Allen. All of the pupils are doing fine work this year, according to reports. Every one was sorry to learn of the sudden death of Mrs. S. C. Godlove of Medford. The sympathy of the dis trict is extended to the bereaved family. Antelope Literary club will meet February 14. A good program Is be ing prepared. Two plays are to be given. They are ::"Mall Order Wise" and "The Rest Cure." Everyone Is In vited. Darrel Stanly and Marine Yorton tok part In the operetta given at the Medford high school January 37 and 28. Marine was In the glee club and Darrel played second violin In the or chestra. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace McDowell, Mr. and Mrs, James McDowell and Mrs. Bob Lindsay were In Medford shop ping January 28. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hatlett enter tained at a dinner party January 38. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. 8. W. Baize and son, James, of Medford, and Mr. and Mrs.- B. K. Rlggs and chlllren of Antelope. Several men from Antelope are cleaning the Irrigating ditches In preparation for spring Irrigating. 1 - I Use Mall Tribune want ada Cross-Word Puzzle 10. Pertaining to oil. 11. Table dish 16. Kind of plana 19. Places 20. English letter 21. Borri 22. Opinion 24. Paid publle notices 18, Stop momen tarily 11 Stinging weed 20. Attempt SI Female sand plpsr 31 Ocean 85. Church festival ST. Stag ptay it. Frame for dry lng clothes 40. Singing voice 43. Kind of flower 44. Certain 46. Night preced lng an event 47. City m Oklahoma 41 Spread loonelr 49. Bitter vetch DOWN 1. Devoured 2. Crony 1 Arabian garment 4. Steal 5. Implements 6. Small beard 7. Imprecation 9. Native metal 9. Lasting AlFlTpj A R R E AiE 6 O C R UPL E S ATggE L S E B L UlfjF E R IS jB A Sl l N HCIAfCHlE T RIAIRIEI ISTEM B Jacksonville JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 31. (Spl) Sixteen members and guests were present at the annual birthday din ner given at the Presbyterian church by the missionary society, January 16. The boolt, "The Jew and the World Ferment," by Basil Matthews, was reviewed during the study hour. Gall Lusk entertained a number of hts friends Sunday evening at his home on Oregon street. A large crowd attended the Orange dance at the old court house here last Saturday evening. Refreshments were served during the evening and prizes given In the spot dance and prize waltz, this last being awarded to Mrs. Myrtle Arnold and partner. Reverend Jones Is recovering this week from an attack, of flu, The Jacksonville Royal Neighbors held their annual Installation of new officers January 13, with Anne Mc Outre end Hazel White installing of ficers. Those present taking office were: oracle, Luella Dunnlngton; vice-oracle. Maude Hardy; chancellor, Anna Coleman; recorder. Thelma Mclntlre; receiver, Catharine Wendt; managers, Dorra Dorothy, Anne Mc Gulre; flag- bearer, Lola Mclntlre; outer sentinel, Mrs. Mcrrifield; in ner sentinel, Violet Wilson. Next Tuesday afternoon a meeting will be held to Initiate the new members, Ruth Kent and Agatha Wyatt, Dr. and Mrs. Harold O ill is have moved from the former Miller prop ertyt to take up residence with "Auntie" McCully. C. W. Culy. of upper Applegate. has been visiting here for the past few days. Dorothy Wlnnlngham, small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wln nlngham, sustained a broken collar bone when she fell at her home re cently. Mrs. Hill, of Rogue River, Is spend ing this week with her daughter. Mrs. Mclntlre. Ray Hunsaker's seventh and eighth grade team Journeyed to Con tral Point last evening, where they took another game from the grade team there. The tally stood U-2 at the end of the first half, with Jack sonville on the long end of the score. Johnson, center, was high point man for Jacksonville with six points, while Metzger, forward, was second with five points, McQlnty scoring the other two. The final tally was Jacksonville 13, Central Point 6. The boys will play the Toy Bull dogs from Medford Junior high to- night at the gym. Williams Crees will also play here tonight, mixing with the Jacksonville town team, while the high school first and sec ond strings have a game scheduled for tomorrow night. About 17 Junior and senior ffin- deavor members attended the Young People's Missionary conference In Ashland Sunday. Many Interesting and worth while talks were given, among which that of Dr. D' Del Is on missionary work In the East Indies was especially enjoyed. Mrs. Katie Sparks returned from Los Angeles last week, where she spent several weeks with her daugh ter, Mrs. Fields. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Collins, of Salem, called on friends here Sunday. Mrs. Helen Culy, of Medford, was a dinner guest or Mr. and Mrs. (3 O. Sanden, January 17. Dr. James Thomson, of Seattle, was the guest speaker at the Sun day morning service of the Presby terian church. Dr. Thomson, life long friend of Reverend and Mrs. Jones, Is executive secretary for the boards of the Presbyterian enure n In the Northwest. George Merrltt, Alice Hoefa and Miss McCully called on John Per noll, of Applegate, Monday, and re port him to be greatly Improved. . Mrs. Lem Wilson, formerly of Jacksonville, was In town yesterday on business. Ray Coleman, Henry "Niedermeyer, Ed Garner ond Vivien Beech went on a fishing trip last week-end to Gold Ray dam but did not have much luck, with the exception of Mr. Niedermeyer, who caught five steelhead. , , Anderson Creek ANDERSON CREEK, Jan. 31. (Spl.) Raymond Brownrlgg of Phoenix called at the Mays home Monday. Mrs. Leo Field and son were In Medford Wedneeday. Edward Smith spent Sunday In Portland with friends. Mrs. Essie Mays and daughter. Ruth, were Sunday guests at the Mc Dowell home. Mr. and Mrs. James McDowell were In Medford Thursday, p. M. Centers, Mrs. Belle Centers, Mrs. Mays and daughter and Edward Smith ward In Medford Bsturdsy. Lelghton McDowell called at the Clark home In Talent Wednesday evening. Harry Hull was up to his wood ranch Thuraray morning. Allen Clark called on his brother. Dedbert, and family Thursday even ing. Willow Springs WILLOW SPRINOS. Jan. si (Spl.) The regular monthly meeting of the Willow Springs Thursday club will be held February 0 at the home of Mrs. W. K Parker. Miss Rose Jones will ssslst with the program. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Deuwe were dinner guests Friday evening at the J. W Elrten home. J. W. Blrkholz, who has been III for the past week. Is slowly Improv ing. aV. B. Zimmerman tod ton have Just completed a large hen house. The Zimmermans plan to Increase 1 their flocks. On January 23 the Willow Springs Thursday club entertained with a handkerchief shower In honor of Mrs Frank Thompklns at the Clyde Rich mond home. There were 16 ladles present, Including the honor guest and her sister, Mrs. Luta, of Newberg. Last Saturday, Mrs. Frank Thomp klns accompanied her slater. Mrs. Luts, to her home In Newberg. Mrs. Thompklns has been In poor health for some time and will remain with her sister until she regains her strength. 4 . Talent TALENT, Jan. 81. (Spl.) Funeral services for Mrs. Manning, who pass ed away at her home in Talent Wed nesday, will be held Saturday after- non at a:30, at the M. E. church, Rev. Temple will conduct the services. The variety program sponsored by the P.-T. A., given In the school auditorium Tuesday night, was pre seated to a packed house. The pro gram was arranged and supervised by Vera Montgomery. The program wis given as follows: Dublin Jig, Compflre Glrla; School Days, Miss Bradley and Miss Cham fers; "The Grasshopper Song," Betty and Helen Richardson; the MldnlW quartet, Earl Richardson, John Chll ders, Howard Works and Spud Shaf fer; Shuffling Sam, Barllne Wl throw; play, 'The Hitching Post," a burlesque mock wedding, Abigail Mumps, maid of honor, Mrs. C. Long; Mrs. Stout, the bride's mother, Mrs. W. Maxwell; Edwin Stout, the bride's father, Ray Schumacher; Lester DuFunny, best man, Frank Den ham; Parson Parsnip, preacher, Vlo Mason; Mrs. Thump, pianist. Miss Marie Mitchell; the bride, Don Maygard; the groom, by Ltllle Burnett; Willie, the bride's son, Harry Wlthrow; flower glrla and pages. Virginia Garvin, LaVelle Mason. Hilda Marty, Barbara Terr ill, Lor In Works end Wendell Works. Byron and Frank Works furnished the music throughout the program. The Skeeter brothers, who were at Lei and during the winter, have moved back to Talent. Mrs. J. Lewis of San Francisco came home Monday to the with her mother, Mrs. Crawford, who fell and injured herself last Wednesday. Mrs. Craw ford Is In a critical condition. Her. son Mose of Tulle Lake, came Friday but returned home because of Illness In his family. " 1 .' Mrs, Foster and Mrs. B. Montgomr ery of Phoenix were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. Montgomery Thurs day. Mr. and Mrs. N. Ashcraft attended a party at Ashland Thursday evening. Horry Wlthrow has been quite 111 with appendicitis. City councilman met Wednesday night to clear details Incident to starting work on the sewer. Mr. snd Mrs. H. Noggle, Lester Nog gle and Earl Richardson spent Sun day visiting friends In Applegate, Mr. and Mrs. Nogglo have purchased new Ford V-8. The play cast of the Talent Orange play was entertained by the Eagle Point Grange Wednesday evening at Eagle Point. Friday night the Jacksonville high school plays Talent here. The Talent team has been working on a different defense system in order to reduce op ponents scoring., . Applegate APPLEGATE, Jan. 31. (Special) Chrlstena Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Baker of Medford spent Sunday here at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Jones, Mrs. Oraoe Heokman and daughter. Ena Grace, of Modoo Point arrived here last Friday to spend some time visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Buck. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Klelnhammar motored to Wagner Creek Sunday to visit with Mrs. Klelnhammer's sister. Mrs. Lelle Lynch. Sunday guests at the horns of Mrs. Mary Purcel Included her grand daughter, Miss Eleanor Sylvia, Win- dell Backua of Grants Pass and Mrs. Edna Purcel of Medford, Mr, and Mrs. Short of Ashlsnd were Sunday gupets at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R, S. Burchard. Those present from ths Applogate who attended the card party given at th eGlrls' Community club st Med' ford lsst Saturday night, sponsored by ths county executive committee, Included Mrs. L. 0. Port and daugh ter, Prances; Lance Offenbacher, Mr. and Mrs. Sid Hansoen, Mist Eleanor Maul and Mist Maud Pool. The Little Applegate Sewing club met last Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrt. Dora Saltmarsb with 12 members present. Mrs. Lloyd Hans come, who moved near central Point last fall, also waa present. Mrs. Hans. gome, who has kept In touch with the meetings although aha hss been unable to attend before, was glad to see her old friends and enjoyed the Applegate sunshine. The next club meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Ethel- West February 13. The horns of Mr. and Mrt. Charlie Hamilton waa the scene of a much enjoyed birthday dlnntr last Wed nesdsy In honor of Mrs. Lucille Smith. The birthday cake contained a button, which Indicated present must come from tht one who ate the piece of caks with tht button In Mrs. Harltn Cantrall waa tht one who received tht button. Those present vere Mr. tnd Mrt. Harlln Cantrall Ed Saltmarth, Mrs. Margaret Frailer Boyd Hamilton, Mr. and Mra. Charlie Hamilton and tht honor guest, Mrs. Lucille Smith. Sunday dinner guests at tht homt of Mr. tnd Mrs. Throckmorton In' eluded Mr. and Mrt. Will Hanson and Erma Thomas of Medford. They were vlsiwd In the afternoon by their granddaughter and her huaband, Mr and Mrt. Laurence Luy. of Eagle Point. LONDON (UP) Britain's ntweut fighting airplane It slngle-aeatei capable of traveling at 360 miles an hour while the pilot flret stream of 4,800 machine-gun bull.u mlii utt. OF IN. DIRE REPORT LONDON (UP)A prophecy hu been matte by experts ihat Britain's population may fall to one-tenth of its present site in the next hundred years. This Is foreshadowed In a report Just issued by the Royal Economic so clety. The Inquiry on which the re port Is based has been conducted by Dr. Enid Charles of the department of aocial biology in the University of London. Ths present low birth rate will be gin to cause social dislocation long before a hundred yeara has past, says Dr. Charles. If no new social sgencles Intervene to raise it. Britain will be come largely a nation of old-age pen sioners. Schools will be empty, and the number of men and women of marriageable age will fall drastically. While at the end of the hundred years the population will have fallen from around about 40,000,000 to 4, 000.000, by the end of 80 years It will have fallen to abount 38,000,000. Taking the next 30 years Dr. Charles aaya that although no con siderable decline In total numbers need be expected, "a marked fall In the total numbers of the school age population and a marked rise In the total number of persons of 60 years of age and over will occur., In the next 30 years the school population will fall by nearly one- half. In the same period the number of pensioners (00 years of age and over) will Increase by nearly one half. As an Increasing section of ths population consists of people over the sge at which they may have children. the birth rate will suffer. Dr. Charles estimates thst In as years from now the birth rate will fell to six per 1000 of the population with the death rate at 14 per .1000. i i THE GRANGE Jacksonville Orange. Regular teml - monthly business meeting of .the Jacksonville grange on Friday waa well attended. Appli cations for membership were pre sented by May Stewart, Blanche and Bernadlne Arnold. Mra. Meecham reported good at tendance at the meeting of tht home economics Wednesday wltn Florence Severance. Ora Niedermeyer Invited the olub to meet at ner home next. . Three visitors were present, Ted Sims of Central Point Grange . and Mrs. Elizabeth Fraser and son ' Charles, of Eagle Point Grange. Each visitor gave brief talks. Leoturer Henry Niedermeyer pre- aented tht following numbera: vlo lln solo, Frankle Sllva; readlnga, Mrt. . . Marsh; 0. A. Myers apokt on . tht three Initiative measures to be voted , on at the special eleatlon. . It waa requested that all ononis members having muato belonging to Mrs. McDonough, please, hand to Florence Olfford. Hot doga and coffee were served by Mr. and Mrt. Conger, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Niedermeyer and Mr; and Mr. Frsnk Henspeter. The dance Saturday waa well at tended and a decided success The master reports tht following -' committees for thlt year: . Agriculture: A. E. Brockaway, Henry Conger, Otto Niedermeyer, Legislative: 0. A. Meters, George Flsk, Carl Niedermeyer. Educational! Nellie Niedermeyer. . Gertrude Martin, Pay Peters. Wayt and means: Mr. and Mrt. W. W. Hartley, Emma Conger, X. A. Pew, Mr, and Mrs, Henry Niedermeyer, . Mr. and Mra. A. E. Brockaway. Entertainment: Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wendt, Florence Severance, W. 8. ' Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. Prank Sllva. ' Reception: Myrtle Arnold. Mr. and Mra. S. H. Jonea, Anna Wendt, Erma Niedermeyer. Recreational: Doris Conger, Flor ence Olfford, Margaret Edent, Lewi, ; Conger, Herbert Olfford. Relief: Edna Jones, Llona Cougar,, Mrs. 0. A. Meyers, Leora Nieder meyer. Home Economics: Mrt. H. . O. Meecham, Lula Saulsberry. Insurance agent: Lula Saulsberry Press agent: Myrtle Arnold. f , Pear Market Yesterday NEW YORK, Jan. 80. ( AP-USDA) Pear auction: Two cars pears ar rived, threa Oregon, two Washington unloaded; four cars on track. Oregon D'AnJous, 670 boxes extra fsnoy, 43 10 3.80, average 3.35: 770 boxes, fsncy 1M)3.60, average 233. Cornice 606 boxes extra fancy, (140 0 3.03, average 81.09: 104 boxes fancy 1.76 1.00. average tl.83. Bote, 436 boxes extra fancy, 63.80 3.70, average 63o8; 130 boxes fancy 3.30!3.8S, average 13.48. Nellie, 730 bnxes extra fancy, 3.36 a 3.61, average 33.48. Tire Marker llewarded Nashua. N. H. (UP) An unknown friend of Policeman William Ana--nost, whose duty It It to mark the tires of automobiles that are parked overtime, has sent him m practical gift. It's a large, fanclly wrapped box of ehalk. Post lime Yields Potatoes WHARTON. Tel. (UP) County Judge John Norrta dug 30 pounds of tweet potatoes from around a fence pott In tht yard of hit homt here. Tht vlnt grew from crtck la the top of the post. kumm tale Feb 1st at 43 So. Central, sp.', so-d d Crater lata onattf. 0, A eV I A