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Newspaper Page Textflf EDFORD MAIL TKTBUXR MEDFORD. ORF,nONT. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 12. 1936. PAflF SEVEN i Mm Read very ad on tbu page Vou will probably find exactly the thing you have been looking for or a aale or trade for unuaed artlclea you may hart. Search your attic or store-room you may find many thlnga othera are seek lng and be able to realize Im mediate cash. If what you want lnt here, advertlae for It Tribune Claesltled ada are Inexpensive effective 1 I RATES Per word first Insertion (Minimum 35c) Each additional insertion, per word lo I Minimum 10c) Per Una per month without copy changes - $1.25 Phone 75 FOR WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND VxT -If aog tb mibaing calllSia WANT EDu-FEM ALE HELP WANTED-AVoman for general house work. 80 434, Tribune. WANTED Experienced practice! nurse, capable of WKing cnarge 01 home. Box 13B4. i Tribune. MALE AND FEMALE PARTY to aell canaries at home on , commission. Bon j04.Trlbune. j WANTED MALE HELP j WANTED Mlddle-.ged elderly man. who understanda sheep. Rt. 1, Box 308, Central Point. WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Child to care ior In my home, daytime. Reasonable. 408 King. HOUSEKEEPING or practical nursing. Phone 488-Jt. j DAY 4t mgnt service carpenter work j Lee wullame. 1320 N. RIverenii. -! WANTED Day work. Mrs. Buson Phone 1345-M WANTED--MISCELLANEOUS WANTED TO BUY Old glass goblets, ! 350, Tribune. w.Nwn nfflr ripple flllnc cabinet. desk chair. Monarch Seed Co. JUNK- -JUNK WANTED CASH PAID for Inner tubes, lo per lb. up. Rags, cotton and wool, up to 3o per lb. Scrap Iron, small or large lots; also all other metals of all deceptions. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE fl No. Grape. phone 1063. WANTED BIDS ou 30 squares of No. 1. V. O. heart Sugar Pine, Cedar and Redwood, S2 shingles. 60 ft. galvanized hip aaddle. 120 ft. galvanized valley tin. 133 ft. galvanized ridge roll. 100 lbs. galvanized shingle nails. Delivered at First Christian Church. WANTED To lease ranch. Write de talla. Boi 1429, Tribune. HAVE BUYER for good well Improved suburban home with email acreage Come In and list your property. The Real Estate Exchange 18 N. Bartlett. Phone 1496. WANTED SOUTHERN BMI..D1NO At LOAN ASS'N stock and saving passbooks. Will pay 100 cents on the dollar Bring yon stocr certificates and passbooks CHARLES A WlrtO AGENCY. ITIU. 109 B Main Pbone 133 Medford. Ore. WANTED Used furniture, ranges, heaters tools fruit jars, etc Hoi brook Furniture Co. in old Fire Hall Bldg. 112 B. 6th. Tel. 647. WANTED We pay cash roi household guuai furniture end stoves We also buy met!, hides pelta wool na mo hair MEDFORD BAHOA1N HOUSE 37 N Orap at Pbone 1033 WANTED Cook stoves, heaters bed springs, msttresses day-beds, sani tary couches and outs or what have you- We pay cash or exchange NEW DEAL PURN EXOHANOE 433 B Main St WANTED PURS FURS FURS Highest cash price paid for raw furs Complete line of traps on sale MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27-39 No Orap St Medfnrrl FOR RENT-HOUSES FOR RENT 6-room house at 1122 East Main. Clean and modern;' about half furnished; nice shad. large lot. Rent $25.00, water paid. W. I. Thomas, 45 So. Central. FOR RENT To responsible party, 5- room house; bath, screened porch, j wood ranee. S rims: clean; mi won - able. Phone 117-X. Inquire 909 No Central. FOR RENT Attractive 6 -room house, near high school, $10. Newly redecorated 6-room house on east aide, $16. Other houses at $12.60 and up. Inquire 136 I. Main. SMALL furnished house at 329 N Bartlett. Call at 321 Apple. FOR RENT 6-room furnished house.' $35. water paid Inquire 1216 Locust FOR RENT Very attractive furnish ed bouse: studio window. m-:d-airs, oil beet. etc. '18 So. Oakdaie FOR RENT $35 inter paid. SEMI- BUNGALOW. 527 8 Hollf St. A GOOD HOME Two bedrooms down-1 se:n. laree room upstair. .VICE SHADE. Phone 1379 or 917 RENT 6-ruum m d-rn twrnib 1 s4 00 use, olgte Ul 467-J. FOR RENT HOUSES 4-HOOM furnished house for rent. electric range. Inquire 303 South Oakdaie. UNFURNISHED house. 4 rooms, bath and screened porch, at 1610 West Main, 17.50; water not paid. 0. A DeVoe. S23-J-2. rOH KKN'l Home furnished or unfurnished Brown 6s White FOR REST 4 -room furnished home with sleeping porch, good district, paved street, near grade and Junior high schools, rent .30.00. Also 2 room furnished house, 1 block from grade school, s.15.00. CHARLES A. WINO AGENCY., INC. Phone 723. 109 B. Main St. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR .RENT Apartment, 33 Apple. FURNISHED APTS. Phone 879-X. FOR RENT Apartment furnished: shower, steam heat, hot and cold water furnished. Mall Tribune of fice. BACHELOR apartment. 445 8. Front FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS TTRAOTlVE rooms 404 S drape FOR RENT BOARD ROOM BOARD AND ROOM, rates reasonable at 716 E Main ROOM & BOARD Home cooked meals, S25 per month. 303 N. Holly BOARD Home-cooked meals served In prlvtae home Reasonable rates Near business district 33 N. Orange St Phone 143-X FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT 'cO acres, 9 acres Irrigat ed; house, outbuildings. Lester Mesaal, Lake Creek, Ore. FOR EXCHANGE WANTED To trade lumber lor dairy cow. Write Wallace Ragsdale, Lake Creek. WANTED To trade lu-ton Graham truck for light oar. Call 3-F-22. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TRADE Income prop erty. clos in Phone 965-J FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOB SALE 4-room modern house. 1 acre ground, barn, poultry house, garage, on Lozler Lane; $1385 full price; 9525 down, balance $13 monthly. R. S. Roland, Phoenix. """FARM BUYERS ATTENTION! 24 Acres, one mile from Talent on county road, 17 acres alfalfa, 6 acres clover pasture, all Irrigated; good cottage, barn, two chicken houses, garage, gralnary, good well, all fenc ed.' Price 3 00. 00; 10 down, -10 per year with 5 Interest. The Real Estate Exchange, 19 N. Bartlett St. Phone 1496. 20 ACRES, cultivated, close In, fine 4 room house, barn, large chicken house, 5A .free water. Price 81500; terms. Sheley Agency 1 mile north of city limits, Pacific Hwyi 280 ACRES, Sams Valley, one mile from school; 83 acres alfalfa, 107 acres pasture, 60 acres timber. 40 acres wood lot; house, barn, three chicken houses, woodshed, spring water. Price $3600; 10 down, 10 per year with 5 interest. The Real Estate Exchange, 10 N. Bartlett St. Pbone 1496. . FOR SALE Non-resident owned Im proved 4 5 -acre estate on Urlffln ' creek: 14 acres In orchard; at price recommended by neighbors. D. 5. Boggs, Administrator. FOR SALE By owner, 24 acres; cher ries, pears, alfalfa; extra good builrt lnis. Priced to sell. Box 350, Mall Tribune. FOR SALE 4 acre, modern house, outbuildings, pasture, fruit, berries, irrigated. A snap. $1200; terms. Also Rogue river frontage with or without cabins. Everything In real estate. Roberts, 720 2nd. Phone 1528-J. FOR SALE Big lot, 5 rooms, $500. P. O. Box 941. FOR SALE li acres 4-room plaster ed house breakfast nook bath fire place cement foundation a cozy well built home garage and woodshed, poultry house 20x20, cement floor. Price $1950.00. Compare this with other places you have looked ovr. L. Q. PICK ELL, Exclusive Agent, 204 East Main. FOR SALE. jtiASE OR TRADE 40 acre ranch sub-lrridated, good house and barn. Box 366, Tribune FOR SALE By owner, 10 to 80 -acre tracts, irrigated Bear creek bottom and, 4 mile from Medford; excel lent for gardening. Phone 1624-L. 18 AOKCS DEAR CREEK BOTTOM SOIL PACIFIC HIOHWAY FRONTAOE (ft ft ft A A 7 room moarn house. IS h 1) II U b"n- chicken house, fsm- lly orchard, automatic water system, electric lights: stock ed and equipped: 6 cows. 4 heifers, team, 100 chickens. This Is a real sacrifice, business reasons demand ing that owner sell. CHARLES A. WINO AGENCY, INC. 109 E. Main St. Medford. Ore FOR SALE 3 acres. Irrlgsted. 1V miles from city limits; 4-room house, cow barn, double parage, chicken house, 1 A. in bluegrnss and Lidino clover; school, electric ity, mall J 11 very, good road: cow and chickens go with place for $1,000. See or phone Clarence Pierce. Medford. . HOUSES for set or rent T1 196 evenings 1147-W. WHEN you trunk of real estate think o! Brown ft White FOR SALE 2 lots. 6 houses: terms or cash. Priced to sell. Call J. C. Rt. 4. Box 9. FOR SALE Three acrea cm Lof.ler Lane close to highway. Improved with modern house, garage, etc. Big rinet ivumoer company. 40 ACRES with nice new bouse to trade for home in Medford Mostly in crop a i:ne turxev rftnen. BROWN & WHITE. Realtors ' BKM-TTrUL Ptiburban nome with fine dlvenified orchard; $6000; Mrrna. BROWN & WH.'.TX,' Realtor.. I FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES 31 CHEVROLET Sedan, perfect every war. original finish like new. Only $345.00. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth. 3 -ROOM house-car on truck. Rear of 922 N. Central. UOOD USED CAHS Chrysler, Plymouth Trade-Ins. The Best Cars for the Least Money. 1934 Chrysler Airflow Sedan new car guarantee. Two 1933 Plymouth Bed ana. 1934 Dodge DeLuxe Coupe. 1934 PI v mouth DeLuxe Sedan. 1931 Chrvslcr 3 Sedan. 1934 Ford V-8 Sedan. 1929 DeSoto Roadster. 1920 DeSoto Sedan. 1933 Chrysler Royal 8 Sedan. 1934 Terraplane Sedan. We have a number of 36. "37 and H8 models at your own prtoa. LANGE MOTOR CO. Chrysler Dealer Plymouth Used car lot 6th & Bartlett FOR SALE DOGS PETS SHEPHERD puppies for Ml. 518 East Main St. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK ONE span gentle horses, 1200 lbs. each, eu. f none iiu. FOR SALE Weaner and feeder pigs; 3 brood sows. E. T. Ross," Gold Hill. FAMILY COW Fresh In April. Phone FOR SALE POULTRY AND EGGS FOR SALE Turkey Toms, also dress ed turkeys. Phone 132-L. FOR SALl Black Minorca hatching e&rs, 60c setting; also two black Minorca roosters. W. K. Meadowa. 1 miles north on Old Pacific Hwy. FOR SALE White Jersey Giant hatching eggs. Call afternoon and evenings. James Baughman. Route 1. Box 394-A. Central Point, Oregon. FOR SALE Baby chicks, all breeda. Right prices. Monarch Seed and Feed Co. mm CAR LEY POULTRY FARM Pedigreed Leghorns. R. 1. Reds. Hatching Egga. Baby Chicks. RHODE ISLAND RED hatching eggs 50c setting: $3 hundred. Mrs. Frank James. Rt. 2, DeBarr Ave. UU9TOM rLvTCHrNO Booking ord ers for s'lkev eg only Eggs day old 4Dd 8 week old poults. Winston Hatchery. P. O. Box 966. Rjseburg Ore FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS STEEL SAFE 21x22x26, $30.00. Mc Cuiston, 317 N. Riverside. FOR SALE Majestic car radio priced very low; good condition. Tel. 260. OLOSINO-OUT SPECIALS on our White Elephant Table: Eight-day clock $3.76 Six-dollar pearls 1.00 26 Pc. genuine Rogers sllver......l5.00 Many other bargains. 15 N. Fir St. The Book Nook. FOR SALE Fine quality seed grains. Henry Nledermeyer, 1 mile north of Jacksonville on Old Stage road. Phone Jacksonville 354. FOR SALE Grain and alfalfa hay. Cox Ranch. FOR SALE Bean Super-Giant spray pump. Phone 7-F-14. FOR SALE Baled oats and vetch hay. Phone 7-F-14. HIGHEST market prices paid for Junk, me to Is. rags, inner tubes. So. Ore. Junk Co.. 404 Stewart Ave. ' AUREAL BUY Large size Ex. Fancy Cornice In lugs . ..$ 1 .00 Newtown apples in lugs , M .16 Bring your own .ontalners. AMERICAN FRUIT GROWERS, INC. 313 So. Fir St. Medford, Ore. -Phone 926. TIRES A few new tires (by private party), sizes 17, 18, 20 and 21. Prloed below wholesale. Phone 744-Y. FOR SALE Library table, dressers, dressing table, highboy, breakfast set, miscellaneous furniture, garden tools, phone 652 or call at 1009 South Oakdaie. APPLES Washed Newtowns for sale. Very low prices. Myron Root Ware house. FOR SALE Alfalfa hay. R. V. Beall, Beall Lane. FOR SALE Baled grain hay and hammered alfalfa. L. A. Salads. Central Point. i FOR SALE Electric Incubators from 50 to 400 capacity. Roy Stanley, Eagle Point. FOR SALE No. 1 quality first cut ting alfaira hay, baled, $11 per ton. Phone 396, Jacksonville. John H. Hueners. FOR 8 ALB Two electric brooders. 421 Ear hart St. WOOD Dry laurel and fir. 310-X. FOR SALE Haancnen seed barley. E A. Parker. xk mile south of phoenix FOR SALE Dry, old growth fir tnd hardwood. F'hont 547. FOR SALE Recleaned field seeds, grain and the "done" to treat seed before planting. Monsrch Seed St Feeo Co POR SALE Super phosphate, sulfate of ammonia, sheep gusno. gypsum. Right prices. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. FOP, SALE Liquid ltm-sulphur. Oet our prices. Monarch Seed and Feed Co. COM1CE PEARS - Put up In half boxea. SO to 60 pears per box. large atses lultai'e for (ft shipments or horns use. $1 00 to $126 MM ford Ice ana fl to race Co. Phone 264. FOR SALE Crown feeds; land plas ter; Aero Superphosphste; Case farm machinery Finiey Implement Co.. central Point. TYPEWRi'l ERS Bierma 118 N. Cen tral Phne 282 POR 8.U E Bsieo oaf hay ground aifelfs tnJ sat nar loose alfilfa 'isy C A. DeVoe. Phone 523-J-3. APLto W d4Ura. tu 1U-U BUSINESS CHANCES CASH TALKS Service station, grocery and lunch, with living quarters, on Pacific Hwy. Doing good business. Must sell at once. $600 cash. Can give some terms if aesired. Address P. O. Box 640. OPPORTUNITY for someone with small capital to become established In first-class tourist camp, partly complete, at Bsndon-bv-the-Sca . Inquire JOHN DORNATH tc SONS. NATURELAND HOME, Bandon. Ore. MISCELLANEOUS IT COSTS No Extra to hare your auto greased by a mechanic. Phone 1388. Frees- Oarage, 801 N. Centrnl. BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT CO . 01 tracts or rule and rule insurance The only complete litis System m Jackson County. MURRAV ABSTRACT CO. A 0s tract of Title Rooms 8 and 6 No 82 North Central Ave, upstairs Income Tax Reports Prepared. INCOME TAX Federal and state re turns prepared. See Earl Foy. Room 11, Jtu-kson County Bank ldg Phone 796 Money to Lend MONEY LOANED - $60 to $300 Col personal or household purposes on House Furnishings or Autos; also Cars Refinanced Lotos closeo within 60 minutes License No. S 157 See W E Thomaa 45 So Cen tre I Transfer. EADS TRANSFER & STOUAOB CO. orfice 1016 No Central Phone 31b Prices right Service guaranteed 1'HUCKJNO ANDCSTORAOE Local and iung distance hauling funu ture moving etc KeAainble rates Pel 833 PS Samson Co HAW LEY TRANSFER - Expert peck ers and movers Special uvea toes moving equipment Prices -lght 610 North RtverMrte Phone 615 SEATTLE. Wn.. Feb. 12. (AP) The long-sought bunco man with the southern accent and hta partner are at It again. The two struck up an acquaintance last night at a stage depot with Rob ert McCay, Medford, Ore. They be gan matching coins. When they got through, McCay re ported to the police, they left with' his $36. Robert McCay, 33, son of Mr. and Mra. O. E. McCay of the Lone Pine school district, left Monday morn ing by bus for Seattle, where he in tended taking a boat for Alaska, ad venturing and vlRltlng relatives. He has lived with his parents In this dis trict for three yeara, and has several relatives and many friends In and around this city. Famed Model I Hp. PARIS, Feb. 13. (AP) Jeanne Valerie Laneau, 76, the model for the famous Fremlet statue of Jean of Arc in the Place des Pyramides. was burled today. The statue was made In 1874 when the model Was only 14 years old. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS Fass through a Srrifi of eyelets Literary fracrr.ents Jogglnif gait On Short for a n-an's nam Merchandise '.nvn he Her Past Mm. ill Inland Additional Grinds to gether Power of vision Hotel Score at bass ball Lamb's pen nn me Fiber plant f t the prsssnt day Tally: eolloq. Negative Rent rtr ling Wrinkled Turning ma chine Damage Tilt Burn Money exchange premium Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle lAlLlTlrCllBQl 1 T L I E PoHeOpTA D O p rie PLXllkD2.I.fc S AliSC ALDfe AN ay!imbrownea nedoaorestes C H AA lD E SiR E ROW I NGiROSEAL 61. Mohammed's mi M. City in Nevada ((. Heverne end of a hammer head tH, Substance un4 In making toap IT. Purposes DOWN 1. Old musical instrument 2 3 4 5 6 7 a 1 IQ II 73 6 i'7 Hill !iZZ"ZiIi iitJ 3 32 ;j33 34 23" 3T4T "ZZZ ; '-iff, 73 1 53 111 ' ' 1 1 e'"'1 I I I (OUNTY snderson Creek ANDERSON CREEK, Feb. 13. (Spl) Frank Casey spent the week end at his home on the creek. Mr. Casey is much Improved In health Mrs. F. J. Marquess spent Tues day afternoon with friends. Every one was pleased to learn that Mr. Marquess la Improving fast, but will be In the hospital some time. James MscDowell's sister from California is spending a few days at the MacDowell home. Edward Smith and Ray Brown rigg spent Saturday evening in Medford. F. M. Centers, Miss Ruth Mays and Mrs. Belle Centers were In Medford Saturday. Miss Bon Nell Jones called on Miss Ruth Mays Sunday afternoon. Dinner guests at the Mays home Sunday were F. M, Centers, F. U Casey and Mrs. Belle Centers. Edward Smith spent Sunday at Phoenix. Marlon Centers spent Sat urday night with his sister, Mrs. Essie Mays. Mrs, Delbert Clark called on Mrs. Olenn Brown Monday. Mr, Fields and family moved away Monday. 4 Ante'ope ANTELOPE. FVb. 13 (Spl) Mra. Erlckaon. teacher lor the Antelope school. Is giving a Valentine party at th. school February 14. The mothers are Invited to attend. John and Harold Oreb are work ing on the Antelope orchard. Mrs. Helen Culbertson haa been nursing her mother, Mra. tjiura Pierce, of Medford. who has been 111. Mrs. Culbertson became ill and had to return home February 8. Death haa struck again In our midst and taken a loved one from us. Mr. John Rader passed away Sunday morning about 8:00 o'clock. Mr. Fader was loved by all who knew him and will be sadly r.ilased by a host of friends and relatives. The sympathy of the community la extended to the bereaved fam ilies. Paul Prince of Medford and Mra. Vlda 8teele of Antelope were mar ried February 4. Everyone wishes much happiness. Mr. and Mrs. Dale stokes of the Antelope orchard and Henry Nelson attended the meeting February at the Antelope school house. Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Rlgga and children of Antelope and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Carmon and children or Medford were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Baize of the Mer idian orchard. Mr. and Mrs. James McDowell are the proud parents of a six-pound girl, born February 4. Everyone Is getting their brooder houses and yards cleaned In prep aration for turkey hatching In the near future. Those on the sick list at present are Mrs. Pearl Yorton and three children. Teddle, Bryon and Marine, and Mrs. Helen Culbertson. Mrs. Wilbur Erlckaon. Mrs. Wins low, Mr. Neugart and Mrs. Msdsllne Barrett of Eagle Point spent tne week-end at Portland. They report a nice time and had lovely weather all the way up and back. Cross-Word Puzzle 10. Wreath bear ing a knight's fT'St 11. Fnglinh river 19. Air: comb. form il. Exclamation 23. Center of the solar pVkt! 21. CoiiK-ald wnlf r II. Correlative of neither 21, Make longer 29. Masculine name 10. Some 22. Male figure used n a supporting column 38. Small rug 24. Keeper of th' rnmels of Israel II Neatly Sit. Kxlsti 40. Any of a elate of chemical elements 41. Mother-of- pearl 42. Fellow 42, Fury 44. Great Lake 48. Style of pen manship 47. flod of love 50. Crusted dish I. Tip or pent I. That which is held 4. Ventlbule I. Philippine lavage 6. Small mug or cup T. Amid I. Moved with turning motion t. Overhasty Briefs Tolo TOLO. Pb. 12 (Spl.) Ths Leslie ! Davis family who moved from this district a few weeks ago have re entered their daughter. Esther, In Tolo school. George Wright, who became 111 Fri day, drove his car Into Medford Sat urday for medlca.1 aid. He waa hur ried to the Sacred Heart hospital for an appendix operation. Ralph Rawson and Mrs. Rawscn and children of Gold Ray spent Sun day with the Ben Dawson family in Steamboat district. Mr. and Mrs. T. A- Muse and Alva, Glen and Mary were dinner guests at the Jtm Jones borne In Willow Springs district Sunday. The young folks attended a show at Medford In the evening. Edward Inmann was one of five candidates taking the first and sec ond degrees in Central Point Grange Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson and Brtyth, of Central Point, spent Sun day at their ranch home here. Mary Muse returned to school Monday after an absence of two weeks on account of measles. Alton Whetstone and Edward In mann with a party of Central Point ycung folks. Misses Carol Furry, Dor othy Powell and Roberta Pankey, also Richard ewett, made a trip to Crater Lake Sunday. After a picnic lunch eon they returned to Union Creek to ski and watch the snow sports of numerous parties gathered ther, Mra Melbourn Williams of Grants Pass came over Moaday. She will spend a week with her sister, Mrs. Johnny Bohnert, of Central Point. Mra. Bohnert haa Just returned from Medford with little Johnnie Dor en. 4 Foots Creek FOOTS CREEK, Feb. 13. (Spl) A number in the community at tended the moving pictures given by Rev. Randall at the Tom Hend erson home February 6. The basket dinner given by the members of the Sunday school. Sunday was enjoyed by a large crowd. The men of the school erect ed a new sign over the driveway gate. Jim Dean of Gal Ice creek and his mother, Mrs, Dean, of Oranta Pass, called at the George and Mar lon Lance homes February 7. Mrs Dean also enjoyed a visit wltn Mrs. Stead , Mrs. Marlon Lance's mother. Mrs, Dean and Mrs. Stead were girlhood friends and they are both now in their seventy -fourth year, Henry Miller and Leslie Bailey were business visitors on the right fork of the creek, February 8, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Maples and son, who have been living In the Carr place for the past year, moved to Gold Hill last week to reside. Bert Sargent. Mr. Edwards, of Gold Hill, and Mr. Cunningham, of Evana creek, are cutting and haul ing wood at the Charles McMerrlcR place. Clyde Martin spent February 0 at Blrdseye creek. Mr. and Mrs. O. Zterolf of the "colony" are leaving thti week to make their home at Cottage Grove. Mr. Zierolff has been one of the directors of the Gold Hill irrigation district. Mr. and Mrs. Zierolff will be greatly missed, both In a busi ness and social way. Mrs. Roy Tompkins and children. LorTBine and Loretts., were calling on friends here Sunday. Glenn and David Blrdseye are re covering from an attack of the measles. Mrs. Pierre Dauga has been 111 with a cold the past week, but la much Improved, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cook and dfnuihter, Alice, were Riviera visitors Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Guetslaff and son Fredrick, entertained several neighbors and friends Monday eve ning. Music and song were enjoyed throughout the evening. Thoae en Joying the occasion were: Mr. and Mrs. John Mace of Medford; Mr. and Mrs. Ted Guetftlaff; Miss Anna Ouet7,laff and the Misses Margaret Ward and Florence Henderson, of Anhland; Mrs. Pauline Wahl; Mr and Mrs, Frank Elliott and son, Donald: Mrs. Lusctn; Mrs, Bert Boweia. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Miller snd daughter, PhvHfft. Mr. and Mrs: Morgan, of Wash ington, are spending dome time here with their daughter and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Baxter, at the Riviera camp. e Eagle Point EAGLE POINT, Feb. 13 (Spl) It is with deepest regrets end sym pathy we chronicle the death of uiift of our oldest and most esteemed neighbors and friends, John B Rader, who passed away at his home in Ek) Point last Sunday morn ing at the age of 74 years, after an Illness from which he had suf fered for more than a year. He was a man of high moral courage and integrity and leaves a boat of friends who will miss him greatly, ben idee his wife, two daughters, two grandsons and several other relatives. Sincere wishes are ex tended the family that time may deal kindly with them In their be reavement. Mr. and Mra. Robert La Rocque of Merrill, were calling on friend In Eagle Point and vicinity last Sunday. Frank Brown, who baa been con fined t- his home with an attack ot rheumetiim for the past two weeks, is improving now, and waa Mescal Kep.,, February la, 1038 Forccvftt Mvdford and vicinity: Occasional rain tonight and Thur&day. Little change In temperature. Oregon: Occaalonal rain wast and anow in eaat portion tonight and Thursday. Little change In tempera ture. Temperature . year ago today: Hlgheat, 43: loweat, 93. Total monthly precipitation, 3 of an Inch: deitclenary lor the month. .68 of an Inch. Total precipitation since September 1. 1935, 13.93 Inches Exceu deficiency (or th. season 3.78 lnche. Relative humidity at ft p. m. yeater day. 78 per oent: ft a. m. today, 98 per cent. Sunrise tomorrow, 7:09 a. m. 8unaet tomorrow, 0:41 p. m. Observation, Taken at ft A. M., 120th Meridian lime orn Boise Boston Chicago Denver Eureka Helena 60 .13 -18 T. 84 .98 39 .04 13 .... 3 .01 48 .03 38 .68 44 .34 44 M 33 .04 S4.1.S3 86 14 16 M 4 .... Rain Snow Cloudy Cloudy Clear Snow P. Cdy Rain Rata Cloudy Cloudy P. Cdy. Cloudy Cloudy Snow Clear Los Angelea M. MEDFORD ... New York; Omaha Phoenix Portland Reno Roscburg . Salt Lake city San Prandaco Seattle 36 4 64 34 44 .. fto 86 69 46 33 ... 18 O. 34 8pokan. Walla Walla Washington, D. abl. to drlv. to Medford on bual nea. last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Perry left Tuesday morning for Eugene to at tend th. Townaend convention for the election of congressional board member being held there today. . The meeting ol the Townaend Club or Eagle Point, which waa held In the Orange hall Monday evening, drew a large crowd and proved to be a moat satisfactory as well aa . very plesaant evening There are twenty-one new members enrolled. A good talk, good muslo, furnished by "Dad" Whaley with his bones and two sons. Jess and Wayne, of Derby, with dancing and refreshments, constituted the pro gram. Among those from other places were Rev. Ray Garland and K. I. Bailor, of Talent, speakera. Mr. and Mra. O. D. Clay, ct Med(ord;; Mr. and Mrs. John Holts, of same Valley, and several from Derby, Trail and Medford. THE GRANGE Gold Hill Ctraiijre Regular session of Gold Hill Orange was held February 0. The following committees for the year were ap pointed by Muter B. 0. Flene: Recreation: Mrs. C. E. Oray, Mrs. J. W. Pish, P. X. Krause. , Entertainment: Mra W. H. Fergu son, Mrs. Soren Chrlstensen, C. B. Oray. Music: Mrs. Margery Pent, J. W. Fish, F. N. Tygert. Education : Miss Joyce Handley, Mra. Dennis McOuIre, Dennis Me an ire. Among the Oold Hill Grangers at tending the pie social and bazaar at Rogue River Orange February 7 were Mr. and Mra. E. C. Flene, W. O. Hawes, Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Tygart. Mra. F W. Rlchter, Mrs. J. W. Fish. Miss Nina Croft and Miss Joyce Handley. Many Oold Hill Orangere attended the dance at Sams Valley February 8 and reported a very enjoyable even ing. February 0 a Orange chicken din ner was held at the local hall. The women upheld their established repu tation as cooks, while the men showed their appreciation by bring ing along their usual appetttea. The program following the dinner con sisted of a reading, by Edith Hawes: mock wedding, with Mrs. J. W. Fish ana the bride, Margery pena as the groom and Mrs, Millie Walker as min ister. At the close of the osremony. Mrs. f. W. Rlchter, as the bride's father, appeared with a enotgun. which frightened away the groom, the bride then going home with her father. This stunt had been given at the M. E. club, and caused so much merriment that It waa repeated for the benefit of the members who had not seen It. The afternoon ended with some group songs led by Mrs. Margery Pena. TVA DELAY ITS WASHINGTON. Peb. 13. (AP) TVA haa broken s record. It waa marked down today aa the "naw d.al" test case which has taken the longeat time for the supreme court to de cide. Nest Monday will be the earliest the Dine Justices can announce their ruling on the question whether the Tennessee Vall.y power program la oonatltutlonal. That will be 39 days after the caae was argued. Other new deal cases have required from 30 to 84 days. When the Justices disappointed a crowded court room for the third consecutive "decision day" Monday, speculation Increased that clean within the court was delaying dec! elon on thle administration "yard stick" for the power industry." Oirisl "Mlmiy" Perfume I, as fresh as eprlnej. Young. Drug Store, Main ana Central. 38 34 .. Cloud; 33 14 .... Clear ..... 10 6 .03 Snow ..-13 . 60 SQUABBLE QrfflJ MONTHS PROGRAM TO FOUNDERS DAY Annually during the month of Fcbrusry, branches of the Parent Teacher association throughout the nation observe Pounder'a Day, dedi cating ceremonies to both national and local founders. The thirty-ninth anniversary of the founding of the National Congress of Mothers will be observed February 17 by Parent Teacher people all over the land. while other ceremonlea and events will be observed by local branohes throughout the month. Pounder's Day la set aside In re membrance of Alice McLellan Blrney and Phoebe A. Hearst, foundera of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers. Medford local associations plans a schedule of observance of Pounder's Day at different dates, so that conflict may be avoided, the entire month being set aside for that purpose. This year will especially commem orate the late Mary drlnnell Meara, whose husband, Dr. David Meara, re ceived one of the Invitations to the first congress In Wsshlngton. His wife attended the meeting and for the next thirty-nine years devoted her time, thought and strength to the work. Programs and datea for the local observances will be announced later. E BRINGS PROTEST By EDDY GILMORE Associated Press Staff Writer WASHINGTON, Peb. 13. (AP) Rep resentative Josh Lee, bachelor of arts, doctor of laws and Oklahoma Demo crat, took exception today to an antl love code prescribed for college stu dents here. "Since Adam and Eve," be explain ed, "everything's been changing ex cept love. It's the one thing you can not legislate Into new-fangled ways." When six boys and six girls who refer to on eanother as "my heavy" began to fatl down In their marks at American unlveralty. Dean George B. Woods felt something should be done. He announced these rules: 1. Not to alt together In automo bile. 3. Not to sit at the same table Is the library, 8. Not to be together afternoons except Friday, Saturday and Sunday. 4. No off-campus dates except week ends. , "I hate to think of the result. said Representative Lee, who waa for merly . profeaaor of Oklahoma univer sity. "The bolsheviks once Issued a law against smallpox. What happened? Praotlcally everyone began contract ing. It. That's th. way It goes." He deplored the fact that the Amer ican unlveralty levers' marks had fall en, but he did think their whole hearted devotion waa a good angn. "There waa a campua couple down at our school," he said, "?ho war. Just aa much In love aa anyone, only they didn't know It. They were try ing to be blaae about It." The boy, be explained, sent a note to the girl. "Did I aak you to marry me last night?" he asked. "I told someone -'i marry them," the girl replied; "was It you?' Representative Lee concluded hie observatlona aa . school teacher and a leglalator with "and my advice to Dean Woodee la forget the code. It', unconstitutional, anyhow." OF FEBRUARY 12-22 SALEM. Feb. 12. (AP) Observ ance of the period between Febru ary 12 and 31, birthday anniver saries of Abraham Lincoln ana George Washington, aa both nat ional Americanism and national de fense periods wss pointed out today by Govsrnor Martin In two proo lamatlona. Th. former observance, the gov ernor stated, the United States Jun ior Chamber of Commerce, elded by other organisations and groups, hope to center "thoughtful stten tlon of our citizenry upon the bssie fundamental, of our government. This Is a program to which all real Americana, Irrespective of creed or color or political partisanship, may properly subscribe.' Helstlve to national defense per iod the governor said: "The people of Oregon have particular Interest In the problem of nstlonal defense from the stand point of adequate protection for the great Columbia and Willamette" river basins. "Special attention should be turn ed to the support of the program to obtain adequate naval and mili tary defense units at Tongue Point naval base and around th. mouth of the river which offers the msln water level route from th. Paclflo ocean to the Interior of this na tion, and which would enable an enemy to atrike at the fundamental fsod sources of the country.1 0s Mall Tribune want ada,