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Newspaper Page TextPAGE NINE 9 rETT'OT?T MATL TRTBTTNT,. rEPFCVRT), OKEGOy. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22. 1935. fc-e-2JJ il3 wmBtBBOtB ) Seed every M on tnu page You will probably find exactly Kb things jcru ban been looking tor or sale or Tads (or unused articles you may Bat. Search ioui attlo 01 store-room you tnaj Una many things otbere are seek ing and CM able to realize lm mediate caeh. It what you want isnt Here. advertise tor it TrlBuns Classified ads are Inexpensive effective I RATES ret word flrat Insertion . (Minimum 36o) Caen additional uuertlon. pet word i Minimum lOol per Una per month without copy ehange ., I-35 Phone 75 FOR WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND FOUND Keys. Call Tribune. Pay lor I adv. LOST If dog mlMlng. call 1618. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Girl for housework. Go home nights. Anyone employed In fruit may apply now for future per manent position. 20 Olen Oak Ct.. Phone X147-J. WANTED Olrl to help with house work. Phone 1147-M. EXPERIENCED waitress, also girl to do rooms and work extra In dining room. Wolf Creek Tavern, Wolf Creek, Ore. . WANTED Capable woman for gen eral housework, $35.00; Mrs. B, R: Elliott. Phone 110. WANTED Experienced waitress, tray experience. Del Rogue Hotel, Grants Pass, Ore. WANTED Young woman for house work and care of children. 25 per month. Olve references. Box 5505. Tribune. WANTED Woman for general uouae- work. Phone 74 WANTED MALE HELP WANT man with bean thresher thresh dry blue lako beans. Cum min;! Oardens. Phone 403-M. WANTF.D Driver to Couer d'Alene, Ida. Expenses and transportation. Inquire Hl-Way Exchange, l mire south Phoenix. . . ' WANTED Boys to sell newspapers afternoons, rtppiy am" ,,u,ic. MALE AND FEMALE WANTED 20 experienced pear pick ers to pick by box. 203 Vancouver Phone 101 6-L. WANTED--M1SCELLANE0US WANTED Sheep, alfalfa ground and range. Box 5738, Mall Tribune. WANTED Fordson side disc plow. Harry B. Christiansen, Rogue River. Ore. WANTED Party with some money to operate placer mine. Have all equip ment; lots of water; work year around. Money secured. Box 5404. Tribune. WANTED Laundry, men"a or family. Mrs. Huson. Phone 1345-M. HIGHEST PRICES paid for furniture and household goods. Phone 1082. WANTED Will pay top prices for good used furniture, ranges, heat ers, etc. HOLBROOK 4: ANDREWS Fire Hall Bldg. 8th St.-Front. Tel 547 WANTED Top prlcea paid for used furniture tools, etc. Berrydalt 2no Hand Store 1803 N Riverside lei 388. - WANTED Veal, pork, fat and feeder cattle. See J. J. Osenbrugge, 132 S. Riverside. WANTED Lamb wool See the Med ford Bargain Bouse. 27 No. Grape WANTED You to look at my bar gains, almost new clothing for all the family 818 E Main JUNK Highest prices paid fol brass radiators, copper storage ba.tenes aluminum and other metal Scrap iron small or large lot, pipe ana machinery wool anc cot ton rags, lnnfl bUbes Our price will Interest you. Bides. Pelt. Wool Mohslr Household joodi. furniture stoves bought or sold. ME'JKORD BARGAIN HOUSE WANT TO BUY Some good young b.-eedlng ewes. V J Pnllippt Hotel Grand Medford. FOR RENT RCOM BOARD BOARD 85 week. Including laundry. 1003 West Msln. FOR RENT Rooms and board, rea sonable. 320 E Main St.. Medford. BOARD AND ROOM fot two tiusinesa men or worn! Nice rom, (.re place oath room pr'vnte ntrnce good tneais. Inquire 823 So. Jak- di pmn q4.vx FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR PENT Large heitd room ir. private family. Walking distance, phone 875-Y. 714 West loth. FOR RENT Furnished bedroom downstairs. 311 So. Oakdale. FOR RFNT Hcatrd furnWiPd room Mrs. W. F. Campbell. 804 E. Main FOR PENT Plea-Ant front room downstairs, to adults only. 0.6 W lOtti. HFATED room, private home (or bu ' tnes peopl. 1 On cit-neva. ATTRACT IV JL rocms, 4o4 fr. Grape, FOE RENT-HOUSES FOR RENT Furn. 6-room house, also 4-room apt. Tel. 833-Y. FOR RENT 6-room, modem, fur nished bouse, close In. 335 8. Riv erside. Phone 467-J. FOR RENT APARTMENTS BACHELOR'S quarters. 134 So. Ivy. FURN. APTS. 110 Almond atreet. FOR RENT Furnished 3 and 3-room apartments. Adults. 604 West 10th. FURNISHED lower apartment; adults. 343 N. Bartlett. FOR RENT 3 nicely furnished apt with electric conveniences In quire 300 So OakdaJe. : APT. FOR RENT Frlgldalre. heat overstuffed, private bath, cloee in 808 W. Main. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Fine business room. Best lighted block. Apply P. F. Bank. FOR RENT store room. Inquire at Bartlett's. 43 bo. Central. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE or TRADE 380 acres wood land, body fir and laurel. 11 milts from Medford. Qood roads. Tel. 649-R. FOR TRADE Property In Grants Pass or close In for late model car . and good house trailer. White Sam uel H. Smith. Gen. Del, Grants Pass or inquire 1 block east of Cash Grocery. TRADE Mndel T Ford pickup for buzz wood saw. Box 6734 Tribune. WANT Small farm or dairy tot Med ford income. Box 8590. Tribune. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE By owner, on account of age. 175 Acre Dairy. Irrigated; 40 acrea free water right; 30 cows and 30 head of young stock, horses and hogs. Fully equipped with machin ery. Running artesian water In the house, 100 ft. barn full of hay and silo full. Taxes and overhead very low. Capacity of place 100 head of cowa. Located on the beautiful Rogue River. Address. Box 101, Route No. 1, Central Point, Oregon. FOR SALE or RENT 8 A. small buildings, 1V4 mile on Blddle Road. Inquire 143 4th St., Ashland. 4-ROOM house wtti bath, corner lot, on Rose Ave. Price 675. Very easy terms. L. O. Flckell, 204 Eaat Main Tel. 365. FOR SALE Ranches, houses, orch ards, stores, by E. R. Fuller Real Estate Agency. 1803 W. Main. FOR SALE Beautiful 4-room bungs low, well furnished ready to move In, -located on two large lot. Alao acreage tracts close In with city water. H. G, Wilson, 7 Chestnut St. Phone 1584. I FOR SALE House, garage, lawn, I shrubs, fruit trees. 8300 cash, 3rd house on Albert St. oft Prune. WHY? - . ' A PAYING PROPOSITION j No. 1 $0300 70 aorea In clover and alfalfa. Irrigated, abundance wa ater. New bungalow. 4 rooma, bath. city water in nouse. barge new barn. Net Income from this place over 82500 this year. I believe this to be. the best paying 70 acre ranch in Jackson County. No. 2 83100 6-room modern house. Hardwood floors throughout. Large lot. Shade, garage. Immediate pos session. Owner here to sell. 8300 cash, 6 Interest. Balance like rent. Best buy in Medford. J. C. BARNES Phone I137-Y 20 K. Pesch St. NEWLY furnished modern house. Close In. Sacrifice 81500 8500 down, balance like rent. 2i ACRES. 350 ft. river frontage, good bf idlngs, house partly furn ished, 1 acre alfalfa. Irrigated. 81300, half down, balance $120 year. Sev eral city and suburban homes, ' ranches. ROBERTS. REALTOR 720 W. 2nd WHY PAY HIGHER AND HIGHER RENT? 4 Large Rooms. 1005 N. Central, $1800. 7 Rooms, 320 S. Ivy, $2100. 4 Rooms, 707 Oak, $1350. Each place has been completely re finished Inside and out and la In fine shape. Terms: 10 down, bal ance like rent. This is your chance to Own Your Own Home and also participate In the real estate boom which la Just starting. See W. E. THOMAS 45 So. Central . FOR SALE 40 acre on Applegate; deeded water right for 17- .acrea. Price $400.00, jr will trade for late model car. TcL 234-R-l. ONE ACRE, amsll house, Jackson ville. 2d Franquette Walnut trees. Price $850.00. One-half down; bal ance easv. BROWN h WHITE Clinton Spencer, Real Estate Mgr. FOR SALE 20 acres, 13V4 acres Un gated; 8-room house, electricity, garage, chicken house, family or chard. Priced for quick sale. Rt. 1. Box 470. WHEN you think -f real eat ate think Ol BROWN & WHITE. HOUSES for sate or rent. ackaoo County Blug. Loan Ase'n. 5 AND 10-acre tracts, $10 down, $6 month, on pavement; electricity, water; 10 miles N. W. Medford. 10 to 80 acres. $50 down. $10 month, on pa'ement; electricity, water; S ml. N Grants Pans. MONTGOMERY. Owner. Jck)on Hotel. Medford. FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE OR TRADE Red pullets and Togrpnburg nanny. Whitney, W'Mif 1. Box 33 PERSONAL PALMIST AND CLAIRVOYANT MADAM AVON. Palmist and Clair voyant, plvfs truthful advice on all a Hairs of life, tells your past, pres ent and future. If In doubt ta to what st?p to take, consult Madam Avon today; tomorrow may be too late. Good advice. In time, save mnnv worries and many dollars iiiL-J(iL'!in!i Kuaranteed. Read in ke rUiiy Hnur 10 a. m. to 9 p. m Located at Rainbow Auto Camp. i.ti no, Riverside, cabin Z. FOR BALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1920 Ford truck. $75.00. J R, Anflnson, Rt. 1, Box 413, Med lord. 1932 P. B. Plymouth 4 -door sedan, original paint perfect condition. Guaranteed. $880. i . PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. 113 S. Riverside 1936 DODGE (Black) coupe, traveled ! - 14.500 mllea, fine condition. Urgent i sale. Must sell for cash. Box 5737. Tribune. j FOR SALE OR TRADE for light te- ! dan, '39 model A Ford truck. Com : pound, large rack. Value $75. 606 Clark. . FOR 6 ALE Equity In 1936 Chevrolet pickup or trade for light sedan. 603 Clark atreet. FOR SALE 1928 Whippet sedan or trade for larger sedan. Love's Gar age. 1704 No. Riverside. FOR SALELIVESTOCK FOR SAXE Jersey cow, young and a good dairy cow. Cheap if taken at once. 4' miles north Eagle Point. Otto Ruaho. 1300 LBS. work horses for sale or trade for pows or heifers. Tarns for sale. Tom Neely, Columbus off of Stewart, WEANER PIOS FOR SALE Frank Strawn, Crater Lake highway at Reese Creek. FOR SALE Boar, or trade for sow. 1704 No. Riverside. WORK HORSE FOR SALE. 1ft miles west upper Griffin Creek school. Vera Ouches. FOR BALE 335 choice quality feeder pigs. Phone 403-J-l. No calls Sun day. CLOSING-OUT SALE Farm and gar den tools, household furniture, breakfast set, pressure cooked can ned fruit and vegetables. Gould's. 1 mile south of Talent, on highway. Tel. Ashland 871-R-l. 1 PUREBRED saddle horse, one 5 galted saddle horse, will work; one 1300-lb. work mare. Sam Rtgel. Grants Pass, Rt. 3, box 800. Steel head Lodge, or call at Gravlln Feed Barn. BUT OR SELL Hogs and pigs. Rout 4. Boi 133 Spring at. rel 4.7-M FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS - FOR SALE Italian and prunes. Phone 7-F-14. FOR SALE Heating stove, will take 16-ln. wood. SIB No. Bartlett. FOR SALE -Vetch and oat hay, $10 ton. E. H. Rom. Rosa Lane. TWO-HORSE grain drill. Also 1400 lb. work horse, W. E- Mann, mile N. 4 'Corner Station ca S-tldway Road. FOR SALE Oats and vetch seed. mixed, for cover crops. Price reas onable. Oregon Orchard, phone 488-J-l. FOR SALE OR TRADE Delicious, Spltzenburg and Newtown apples. Orchard run; bring containers, Joe Kantor, Route 4, box 337. MODEL D, 1500 watt Kohler auto matic electric power and light plant. Complete with 05 gal. stor age tank. First class condition Priced for Immediate sale at $376 Call at Carburetor and Electric Service, No. Oth and 0 streets, Grants Pass, Ore. Phone 137. 30-06 WINCHESTER Carbine, Model 1895. with 80 rounds ammunition and belt. Don Elliot, Box 147, How ard avenue. FOR SALE Wood truck or trade for car. Love's Garage, 1704 N. River side. JONATHAN apples, finest quality, for sale. Ala Vista Packing House. FOR SALE Sweet Spanish onions, $1.35 cwt. N. of Central Point, back of Willow Springs Service Sta tion, w. P. Grimes. FOR SALE Good Jonathan apples, 75o lug. Orchard Park Farms. FOR SALE Dry fir and hardwood. Price right. 515 Pennsylvania Ave. or Phone 622-J. Call after 5 p. m. FOR SALE Wedgewood Shellene gas stove, gas water heater, 0 lights with pipe; Da Laval milking pump and engine; 8-tn. Burr grinder; stock saddle and gasoline Maytag washer. J. H. Stanley, Medford, Rt. 8, Box 130. FOR SALE Baled straw, 30c per bale. Phone 533-J-4. Otto Nledermeyer FOR BALE Cheap, I634-T. fill dirt. Tel. FOR BALE Baby buggy. Ideal Court. FOR SALE Grapes now ripe. J A Manke, 4 mllea west of Medford. ALL KINDS of wood. Good and dry. Tel. 634-X. FOR SALE Hopper for sawdust burner with baffle piste. Almost new Bargain Cai at Mall IYlbune FOR SALE Bated good alfalfa and itraw. D R Smith, across from Taient school. Phone Ashland 373-J-l, PETITE PRUNES lc lb on TM Leo Young. Columbui Ave. off Stewart. FOR SALE Apples Tel 132-L BUSINESS CHANCES OAS Station on highway, lunch, beer, candy, tobaccos, trade for Model A Ford -Roadster or sell cheap. Other business forces sals. Box 5750, Tribune. WANTED Silent partner with money for rich mine property In Calif. P. O. Box 713. FOR SALE Pat's Second Hand Store and property. 1506 Prune St. WILL PAY up to $1,000 caah for good business or Invest that sum with personal service. 13 years business In selling experience. Box 5737 Tribune. MI80ELLAKEOD8 A BETTER REBOKE JOB at a saTtnll rrfea' Oarage. 601 No. Cntral. ROOPINO BrlriK your roof trembles to us. 016 roofs repaired, new roofs ppurc. r.nco prfxiucts. taerson I Pain. tH Daa. 0,n M 'J Ul. c;j;rvg' tim for Too Late to CUa-I ail Ada l 1:30 p. na. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstracts, JACKSON COUNTY AHSTKACT CO. TITI.B INSUKANCt AHSTKACTS ESCROW MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstract of nue. Rooms 3 aod o, No. 33 North Central Ave., upstairs. Chiropractor E. M. NELSON, Otj.ropractor N. O. M Service, 1213 W 10t1 Expert Window Cleaners. LET GEORGE DO IT rel 1173 House cleaning, floor waxing, on ental rug Cleaning and upnolsterlnn Piano Instruction FRED ALTON HaIGHT Tesclior ol Piano. Accredited Teacher. MeK cord Modern 1'iano Meibod. dtu dlo. 318 Liberty Bullying. The rashlnn ehop. THE FASHION SHOP SOU i D. tf Nat'! Bank Building UressmaKing Myrtle Andrews Phone 1181 New location. Money to Lend MONKY LOANED ON AUTOS, LIVESTOCK FVRNITUKE, KNDOI1SKD NOTES. ETC. Wa want to supply your money needs wltbout red tape or delay SEE W. E. THOMAS . MGR. MEDPORD'S OLDEST AND LARGEST PERSONAL FINANCE COMPANY 4ft so Central. Ground Floor Craterlan rneater Bldg Lie No S-167-M-1BO Pbone 139 DIAMOND I.OANH Prompt and courteous service . MEIIFOKD FINANt'B CO. Over Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank Phone 7B8 Lie No S-3UU Transfer. HAWLEY TRANSFER - Expert paca era and movers Special livestock moving equipment Prices Ngnt 619 Norm Riverside Phone 616 EAOS TRANSFER s STORAGE CO. Office 36 So Fir Phone 316 Price right serrtce guaranteed REINKING TRANSFER CO Long distance naullng Furniture cattle anything 111 N Fir. Phone 1033 - O Stuart. - TRUCKING AND STORAGE - Local and long distance naullng. furni. ture moving etc Reasonable rates Tel 833 F E Snnisun Co LEGAL NOTICES J , 2 -2 1503 1' Bs-hr""tc"' Notice of First MeetliiK ot "creditor In the District Court of the United States for the District of Oregon In the Matter of: Marvin Ester Blaylock, bankrupt. To the creditors of Mnrvln Ester Blaylock, of the City of Medford, in the County of Jackson and District aforesaid, Bankrupt: Notice Is hereby given that on the 10th day of September, 103(1, the said Mnrvln Ester Blaylock was duly adjudicated bankrupt; and that the first meeting of his creditors will be held In the office of the Referee, Medford Center Building, Medford. Oregon, on the 3nd day of October, 1036, at 10:00 o'clock in the fore noon, at which time and place the said creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a Trustee, examlno the Bankrupt, and transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting, HARRY C. SKYRMAN, Referee in Bankruptcy. September 31st, 1938. Notice or Finn! settlement. In the County Court of the state ol Oregon, for Jackson county. In the Matter of the Estate of Wil Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS I. Flexible T. Drenched 15. Fourth year col I eg. stu dent 14. Flourish 16. Shout 15. Anprer IS. Alack IS. Weep 20. Fruit of the oak tree 21. Poem 23. That fellow 24. Sideways 26. Son of Jurist) 27. Draw forth 29. Myself 20. Repose 22. Thrice: prefix 33. Northern bird 34. Mimic 36. KlnK of Bashan 35. Harpoon 4L Expression of Inquiry 42. Nobleman 45. Compass point 46. Action at law 48. Cm is 43. South Ameri can river SO. Presently fi2. Number S3. Among 64. harden fruit 56. Call for a repe tition 61, Snapping BS. Searcher Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle oFpIIM a l a EJfAlEElg NE SMS 0 R EfS ONE C A ROUP 0 N SWZ R5T W$mO FMC E N T I M E StTIE RElgCTiV O -M t a "ITrMt ERETE kEizlN O N E S 6 IE N 0 E"S E MO 0i gRRETSlT I M E X-lXAlfAIIiEL 5TE D AETt E A RE RG WADEiSER ePRIETE DOWN 1. Mythological fsrsonifloa. Ion of the soul t. Cast sidelong glances I. Within 4. Trouble 5. Ancient Errp tlan city t. Unit of poor - at bridge T. English novelist p 3 14 ? U, . 7 a w 0 I 2 fiiiil:ziii a HI7 irpf SW- : m w 28 W W30 31 TMi' ---. n iMyit.t ..j I,, '. 11 W9Mn - wm 1tttMt-ftM W"T ; '''W. iOiU ,,.,,, fl So SI W.'S H &T t IFst 1 I 1 II MUM I I 1 I liam Mason Colvlg, sometimes known aa William M. Colvig, de ceased. The undersigned has filed In the County Court of Jackson County Oregon, the final account of her ad' ministration of the estate of William Mason Colvig. sometimes known as William M. Colvig, oeceased. and sam Court has fixed Thursday. September ,14th, 1936. at the hour of 10:00 a. m. of said day.' at the courtroom of said Court at the Court House in Med lord, Jackson County, Oregon, as the time and place for the hearing of objections to said final account and for the settlement of said estate. All persons Interested in said estate are hereby notified and required to make or file their objections to s&la final account, tf any they have, on or before the time aforesaid fixed for the hearing and settlement thereof Date of tills notice and of the flrat publication thereof is August 25 tU 1036. MARY O. WARNER. Executrix, of the Estate of William Mason Colvig. slmetimes known aa William M. Colvig, deceased, OLENN O. TAYLOR, Attorney. Notice To Contractors Medford, Oregon, September 31, 1938. Notice of Bids Notice is hereby given -that bids are now called for the grading, curb ing, and paving on South Holly Street from the end of the present pave ment to the South , line of lot 10, block 5. South Park Addition. The plana and specifications can be seen at the office of the City Recorder In the City Hall at the corner of Fifth and Central Avenue, Medford, Oregon. - The City Council will receive seal ed proposals therefor, and the pro posals will be opened In the Council Chamber of the City Hall on Tues day evening, October 6, at 7:30 p. m. Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check or bid bond of not less than five percent (6) of the amount of the bid. The right Is re served to reject any or all proposals, to accept the proposal submitted by any bidder, and to waive technical defects, as the Interest of the City mny require. CITY COUNCIL. By: Geo. W. Porter, Mayor. By: M. L. Alford, Recorder. Reese Creek REESE CREEK, Sept. 33. (Spl.) Our school la Drogrcaslng very nicely under the present staff of teachers. W. H. Vimont and Eulia Minter. The first meeting of the Home and school circle will be Friday afternoon, Sep tember 25 at the school house, In connection with the school. All patrona and friends of the school are Invited to be present. Mr. and Mrs. H. Ball returned home September 16 from Salem where they enjoyed a visit to the state fair. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Humphrey were shopping in Medftrd September 16. They are getting along fine with the new house they are building. Hollls Martin pent September 30 with home folks, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Martin. Hollia Is employed by Ross Kline at hla home. Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Merrltt and children, Janet and Jimmy, were din ner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. John Still, at Shady Cove. Mrs. Still and Mr. Morrltt, ar slater and brother. H. H. Powell was home from the Lava Beds camp for the week end, where he had charge of the all-day m eating at the Reese creek church. A farewell dinner was given for Charles Cummona and Thomas Shea rln, who are leaving soon for Denver, Colo., to attend Bible school. They will drive. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Humphrey moved down from Derby September 18 to their home on Reese oreek. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cowden visit ed their daughter v ftnd son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ragsdale and Cross-Word Puzzle II. lute whose capital is Ralelghi ebbr. 24. Having ths sharp taste of unripe fruit 21. Burst forth violently St. American Indian tl. Piece out St. On the ocean 24. Charge wltb va II. Crystalline . chemical substance It. Eloquent . speaker 37. Having left 39. Aim high 40. Elocutionist 43 Kxlst 44. Baseball teami 47. Body of an anlmai 41. Malayan ner vous malady by a de sire to kill 1. Wandering Hindu I. Exclamation I, Southern con tellatfon 10. Short for a metric mea sure of dis tance 11. Avoids by artifice It. Arid region 17. Wandr 20. New Testa ment spell ing of A. her an. Playing (5. Symbol r rard f for tellurium 17. Compass point two children. In Medford September 30. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hatfield of Ash land were overnight guests at the W. R. Lamb home Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis of Butte Palls highway were also calling at the Lamb home Friday. Mr. Evenslcer la gathering the corn crop of Jack Grow this week. Tom Grow Is helping with the work. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Lamb visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Lamb Saturday evening. Reese Creek Is very well represented at Eagle Point high school. There are 16 students from here this year, 11 of whom are beginning their first year. Our Sunday school at the school bouse was very well attended Sunday morning. Several from Eagle Point were present. Mr. Stllle preached In the evening, after tho young people's meeting, which was helpful to all present. 1 Pear Market Yesterday NEW YORK, Sept. 31. (AP-U. S. Dept. Agr.) Pear auctions: 31 cars arrived: 20 California. 13 Oregon, 4 Washington unloaded. 30 on track. Oregon Bartletta 1,710 boxes extra fancy 3.15-2.80, average 3.46: 4.487 boxes fancy, 1.82-2.70, average 2.35; Washington Bartletta 730 boxes, extra fancy, 3.00-10, average 2.07; Flemish, 1,057 extra fancy, 1.46-1.70, average 1.66; 391 boxes fancy, 1.60-1.69, aver age 1.66; California Bartlett 6,237 boxes, 1.70-3.86, average) 3.66. CHICAGO, Sept. 21. (AP-U. S. Dept. Agr.) Pear auctions: 0 cars California, 2 Washington, 10 Oregon arrived; 20 on track, 11 sold. Cali fornia Bartletta, 4.166 boxes 2.36-3.10, average 2.66; Oregon Bartletta, 2,068 boxea extra fancy 2.10-60, average 3.36; 83 special boxes, 2.30-40, average 3.33; Washington 1306 boxes extra fancy, 3.05-35, average 3.16: 44 boxes fency, 1.95-2.05, average 1.99. The Grange Central Point Grange. Central Point Grange met Septem ber 18 with a very fine attendance. District Deputy Nealon and wife were visitors. Team No. 3 won In the at tendance) contest for the) third quar ter. At the next regular meeting Octo ber 3, team No. 1 will have an im portant announcement to make. Alt officers am requested to be at the Grange Hall Wednesday evening, Sep tember 38 for drill practice. Plans are going ahead for the Booster night program on the evening of September 30. Home Economics club meets Wednesday, September 33 at the home of Mrs. Olaf Olson, Applegate Grange No, 76fl will hold Its rrgular meeting Friday night, Sept. 25. A pot-luck supper at 7:00 o'clock sharp has been arranged by the H. K, O. All members are asked to bring a weil-filled basket and own table service. Be on time, COUNTY SCHOOL HEAD VISITS TOLO BOARD TOLO, Sept. 32. (Spl.) County School Superintendent C. R. Bow-man and Mrs. Bowman were Invited guests at 4 school board meeting Thuraday night. Mr. Bowman explained the new budget law now In effect In first and second grade districts. They praised this district for the well kept and attractive school building. Tolo school board baa prepared an Itemised statement of expenditures to be presented to the voters early In October. KNOX CLAIMS WEST SWINGING TO G. 0. P. LOS ANGELES, Sept. Q2.Co) Prank Knox, Republican vice presi dential nominee, claimed "every state east of ths Mississippi and north of the Ohio' today in a statement that said ha found west coast states swing ing to his party. "This election can and will be won by the Republican party," was ths conclusion Knox said he drew from his campaign tour through 19 states SWEDISH CABINET SEES RESIGNATION INDICATED STOCKHOLM, Swedtn, Sept. 39 Axel Pehruon, Agrarian premlsr of Sweden for three months, announced today his cabinet would realgn Wed neaday following Roclal-Democrat vic tories In Sunday's chamber election, Pehrason took office after the So cialist government of Premier Peral bln Haosaon resigned on June IS, fol lowing It defeat of an old-age pen sion bill In ths riksdag. Trash Injury ratal ROBEBURO, Ore., Sept, 32 (AP) Benjamin E. Bridge, 58, resident of Winston, died at a local hospital Sunday as the result of head Injuries suffered late Saturday night when hla car want off a highway fill fol lowing a collision with an auto driven by Rex Cornellua, 30, of Co qullle. W Ife Best Hunter ROSEBURO, Ore., B-pt. 33. (AP) Mrs. Paul Dempsey leads the field In the deer hunting derby In the Ten mile district where she resides. About It I. m. Sunday ahe bagged a big four-point. Mr. Dempsey was also successful In getting a deer, but his was a forked horn, leaving him well bested by his wife. BAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 33 (API Thirteen desths attributed to traf fic accidents In the Eej;. Bay area and southern California wero reported over the week-end. Ose Util Tribune vast ad. Meteorological Report September 33, 1036. Forecasts Medford and vicinity: Fair to night and Wednesday, not much change In temperature. Oregon: Pair tonight and Wed nesday but cloudy or foggy near coast. Cooler In Interior of northwest por tion tonight. Tomperature a year ago today: Highest, 83; lowest. S3. Total monthly precipitation, 035 Inch: excess for the month, .06 Inch. Total precipitation since September l, 1036, 0.3S Inch; excess ror the sea son, .06 Inch. Relative humidity at 6 p. m. yes terday, 13 per cent; 9 a. m. today, 60 per cent. Sunrise tomorrow, 0:59 a. m. Sunset tomorrow, 6:07 p. in. Observations Ttikcn at 0 a. m 130 Meridian Time. si w r s SI S c Boise Boston ..., Chicago Denver . 90 64 64 60 . 76 63 . 84 64 Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Foggy Eureka Helena Los Angelos MEDFORD New York Omaha Phoenix Portland .... Reno . Roreburg ...... 3alt Lake City 3an Francisco Seattle Spokane Walla Walla Washington. DO. 80 64 94 49 76 84 90 64 98 68 83 68 88 S3 93 SO 84 46 63 64 72 08 83 63 90 68 88 66 Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Cloudy P.Cdy. Clear Cloudy COURT HOUSE NEWS Furnished by the Jackson (luntj Abstrsct Co.. 131 B Sixth 9treet Marriage Licenses George I. Brown and Zelda Smith, Murl J. Boren and Eileen Grow. E. Lewis Marshall and Leldy M Fraaer. Clyde Evans and Juanlta Besoaln. Charlea Mcaonagle and Margarot Van Horn. Frank T. Hussong and Doris Holm berg. Doran Mose and Anna M. Moadows Lawrence B. Sandorson and Qoldle Arnold, Circuit Court C. S. Stuart files certificate of as sumed business name as "Btuart'a Trucking Service," cancelling assum ed name of "Relnklng Trucking Co,," Medford, Geo, T. Prey, liquidating agent for Medford National Bonk et al vs. Ruth O. Brolly et al; to ratify acts of trus tee, etc. Ann J. Andrews vs, Alta Nnyior; foreclosure. Viola 8. Jenkins vs. Frank B. Jenk ins; divorce. Mesd Motor Co. vs. Lee B. Hamil ton; chattel Hen. . ' j Mary Pyle vs. Harry D. Pyle; di vorce. Home Ownere" Loan Corporation rs. Fred Brandt et al; foreclosure. Rschel O. Ssuers vs. Elmer A. Sauers; dlvoroe. Real Estate Transfers Oeorgo Hoffman to George E. Hoff man. WD. Land In Sec. 4, Twp. 89 S. R. 4 W. W, Oeser to Jennie BullockDeed. Land on Palm Ave, In Ashland, John B. Kirk et in to R. B. Ham mond et ux. WD. Lot 6 In DLO 43. Twp. 98 8. R. 1 W. W. M. Also Lot 1 DLO 43, Twp. 98 S. R. 1 W. The Northwestern Co. to Clarence B. Evana et ux.WD. Land In Blk 9, Ex tension of Siskiyou Heights Add. to Medford. Elds F. Anderson et al to Clara En gle. WD. W'i Lot 6, Blk. 3, Ashland. Nye O. Bristol et ux to C. 8. Bristol WD. Southerly half of Lot 3, Blk. 44, Ashland. Fred L. Putnam et ux to A. 8. Claw son. QCD. Lot 7, Blk. 45. Summit Add. to Ashland. Mary Hornby et vlr to O. O. Hull WD. Land In DLO 41, Twp. 38 S. R. 3 W. W. M. Elmer N. Chllders et ux to B. R Elliott. WD. 14 Int. In land E- Main and Riverside, Medford. Stella Wilson et vlr to Roy M. Wil son et ux. WD. Land in Sec. 8, Twp 39 8. R. 1 E. W. M. Francis H. Parrlsh et ux to J. 8 Meehan et ux. QCD. Lot 13, North Unit, of Berkeley Orchards. Rosa D. Hansen et vlr to T. M Kurtz et ux. WD. Lots 10, 11, 13, Blk 65, Medford. Fern E. Whiteside to Ward E. Whiteside et ux. WD. A Int. In Lots 16. 17 and 18, Blk. 43, Medford. Charlea Edward Ward to Lawronce F. Martin. WD. Land In Seo. 29, Twp 86 S. R. 4 West. Betty Erlckson et al to E. W. Erlck son. WD. S',4 of BE. NE of BE, SB of NB Sec 84, Twp. 36 8. R. 3 East. Torrence T. Judy to Flora E. Barnes WD. 1 acre, being Lot 33, Howard Park, unrecorded. Flora E. Barnes at vlr to W. A. Mc Cord et ux.WD. 1 acre, being Lot 33. Howard Park, unrecorded. W. H. Wheeler et ux to Mlddleton F. Stewart et ux. WD. 9 acres In Sec 2S. Two. 36 8. R. 8 Weat. Frank F. Bennett to Robert E. Lee et ux. WD. Land In Seo. 20, Twp. 37 S. R. 3 West, SALEM, Sept. 33. (API The state board of control, co-operating with the city of Portland, reopened the move today to collect taxes and as sessments agalnat the three-story Mulkey building In portlsnd which wss benuesthed the state upon death of Marshall Armstrong, the sole heir, who has a life-tenancy In the prop erty. OF I The followlne tabulated f the work done here bv ths fiaivitjnn Army for the 13 months ended Au gust 30 was Issued today by Capt. a. nuueng uurnam, commanding offi cer: special relief iThintiii. Christmas and summer outings): Fsmllles fed ioa Children glvon toys , 37s Mothers giving outings 31 Children given outings .... 89 Total Individuals helped ...80 Family relief supplies given: Tiers of wood 1 Pieces of furniture Qarmonts ssa Falra of shoes . 71 Number of families helDed with; Fuel or light Orocorles (exclusive of Chrlstmaat 90 Oarments or shoes 77 Rent . , , ( Furniture or bedding , j Medical or dental aid 1 Tra:iaportatlon ,., , 1 Cash or loans of cash 3 Other help , ,, jj Total number families fflvan relinr iss Total number Individuals helped..483 Translenv relief supplies given: Meals , ,. 144 Beds ,,. , , 7g4 Garments .. 143 Pairs of shoes 30 Blankote. or quilts . 9 Number of transients helped with: Meals ..... 60 Beds ... R7ft Oarments and or shoes 64 caah or loans of cssh 7 Transportation ..... 9 Other help . , ,, . 4 Total number of transients ilven relief, 713. , Total number all persona alven re lief, 3000. Tots) value of all relief lives. 10og.94. Relief cases Interviewed ..1601 Home visits made am Applicants for employment 90 Jobs found .. 33 CRATER LAKE NATIONAL PARK, Ore. (Spl.) Indications that Crater Lake waa once 40 feet deeper than It is at the present are shown IB early result of recent reseerch car rled on by Gordon Heggeness, mem ber of the park ranger-naturalist staff, On the slopes of Wlrard Island, ap proximately 40 feet above the lake, he collected a quantity of material that revealed the presence of dia toms when placed under a micro scope. Inasmuoh as ' diatoms are formed exclusively In water thelff presence where found Is regarded e evidence that Crater Lake waters one had a much higher shoreline pos sibly 600 to 600 years ago. The present lake level remain fairly constant from year to year, fluctuating three to four feet be tween winter and summer seasons due to sdded prectpltatlon followed by a decrease of water caused by evaporation and seopsge through tht cratsr walls. The depth of tbe lak Is now slightly under 2000 feet, but msny visitors, until otherwise In formed, believe the bottom baa never been found. CAPITOL BID CALL DUE ABOUT OGT. 1 SALEM, Sept. 33. (AP) Bids oa construction of the new Oregon state capltol, under one contract, will be called for about October 1, J. A Ma Lean, chairman of the state capltol reconstruction commission, said her todsy. McLean said tbe next session of the commission would be held In Port land, probably September 39 at which time the final details of the plane will be cons.dered. The architectural plans submitted by Trowbridge ft Livingston, srut Francis Keslly, associated architect, of New York, were characterlnd by McLean aa "perfect." He sdded he believed the public of Oregon would be well satisfied with them. McLesn with Dr. E. O. Dal ton f St. Holens, member of the commis sion, were here today to Inspect the work of exovatln and clearing the site for the new Building. THE MONTH'S RELIEF PAYMENTS $1,224,549 SALEM, Sept. 33. (AP) Relief payments cleared through the stale tressurer's department here durtnf June, July and August sggregsted 11,334,349.63, socordlne! to s finan cial ststemei.t prepared by Rufua O. Holmsn, state treasurer today. Payments for June totalled 1433, 348 76 and those for July 9404.397.31. The August payments were 9384,741. 89. Payment included those for Wind ssslstance, old age assistance, I tats and federal publlo assists nee. county public assistance and state emergeney relief administration. WINDOW OLA 88 We Ml) window itisss and will replace yout oroiea winduws reasonably. Trow bridge Cea Inet Work, F-t