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Newspaper Page TextArEDFOTIT) MATL TRTBTTNE, METVFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 1. 193S. page nine i l i t id r 1 1 Read every aa on this page You win probably find exactly the thlnge you have been looting (or or a sale 01 trade tor unused article! you may nave Search your attic or etore-room - you may tlnd many things othera are seek ing and oe able to realize im mediate cash U what you want lent here advertlae lor It Tnouoe u i aiw 1 1 1 txi bub w .""-"' RATES per word drat insertion-, (Minimum 350) Each additional insertion. nr word c , Minimum lOo) per line per month without oopy change Phone 75 FOR WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND ' LOST Boy's glasses, metal frame. Call 419-w. Reward. LOST Sunday night, man's brown suit coat, between Relnklng Trans- . . da ..Hula Raa'nM. Re- ,. lur nuu jc, j v . --- il , turn to Retaking Transfer. Tel. ' a. 332. LOST--If dog missing, call 1616 WANTED FEMALE HELP j WANTED Experienced waitress. Dla I mond Calo. WANTED MALE HELP i OPENING for young man, high school ' or college graduate, having good scholastic record, who la Interested In retail merchandising, oppor tunity to advance with national organization. Apply J. J. Newberry Co. WANTED Salesman with car. ply 1020 Court St. AP- WANTED Boys to sell newspapers 1 afternoons. Apply Mall Tribune. WANTED SITUATIONS FIRST-CLASS cook wishes position In i restaurant or home. Reliable; can I give reference. Minnie Schroeder. I phone mornings, 334-R-3. MIDDLEAGED woman wants work In motneriess nomo ur wwiwub .. small family. Good cook. Referen ces. Box 372, Tribune. i t inv nHha tn rrmnnaa uDartment T . tnr rnntJll Of nuuise hi ujvi.tta.'6 W- Bpmvmeu. wv ..,, ' -I i-i-N- WANTED Typing work to be done in my home or at office. Inez Miller 316 Bessie Street. Medlord. ' WANTED -MlSUlSLLAntuuua WANTED TO BUY for cash, from one to five acres. What have you? 328 Edwards. WILL PAY CASH for light used car In good condition no dealers. Medford Rt. 1,-Box 184. Phone 639-J-5, evenings. WANTED Second-hand flat top packing trunk, cheap; good condi tion. Box 187, Tribune. TEACHER to coach student in ste nography. Box 336. Tribune. WANTED Set of heavy work harness and 4-wheel trailer. Clyde Balder ston. Box 20-B, Appiegate. WANTED Room and board for 3-year-old child and mother. Mother employed. Call at 211 West Jack son. LAUNDRY wanted, 1400 West Sun set Ave. WANTED Cletrao or tractor; for sale 3 horses, louu ana iow iw. fire-killed stumpage. Phone 307. Jacksonville. Henry Manklns. WANTED Orchestra to play Satur day night at Dutch Mill, Klamath junction. WANTED Large brooder atove. Tel 14-P-23. WANTED 250 frame customers let us irame your purtrmio. . uuu - M.S0 . . Call at the Kennell Ellis Studio for a persona selection. WANTED Laundry, men's or family Mrs Huaon. phone 1345-M. WANTED Will pay top prices for gOUQ IUIUIVUIB. aeB. ers. etc Fire Hall Bldg 6th Bt.-Front Tel 647 JUNK Highest prices paid toi brass radiators, copper storage oa.tenai aluminum and other metaie - Scrap Iron small or large iota pipe ano machinery wool ano cot ton raga inner .ubee Ou) prices win Interest you Htdea Pelts. Wool Mohair Household .roods, furniture stoves oouitbt or sold. MEJPORD BAHOAIN HOUSE WANTED Lamb wool Bee the Med ford Bargain House 27 No Grape ' WANTED You to look at my bar galna almost new clothing for el the family 518 E Main HIGHEST PRICES paid for furniture and household goods, prions iuo. WANT TO BUY Some good young breeding eives V J PnlUppi Hotel urana Mrnutra FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FURNISHED Mm, steam heated.l or people, via . iuio. iuj. oiu-k NICE ROOM for rent. 718 So Oakdale FOR BENT Pleint front room downstairs, to adults only. 316 W 10th. HEATED room private home for bus. Inese people 105 oeneva ITBACUVa, room. 404 s. Grape. FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT 8 -room stucco bouse, garage; available Oct. 6th. 818 Bo. Riverside. Phone 1313-J. FOR SALE 6-room house, modern, newly painted. Inquire Monarch Grocery, 1603 W. Main. FOR RENT 4-room partly furnished bouse on Thomas road, $15.00. Key at Dark's Grocery. UNFURNISHED house, 1337 N. River side. FOR RENT ROOM BOARD WANTED Middle-aged man to room and board; heated room; $26.00. 414 B. Riverside. ROOM and board. Reasonable rates. 325 West 8tb. FOR RENT Rooms and board, rea sonable 3?.0 E Main St. Med ford FOR RENT APARTMENTB FOR RENT Furnished 2 and 8-rooro apartments. 616 N. Central. FOR RENT Modem furnished apart ment, 016 East Main, Call Butler at 195 or 1147-W. FOR RENT Bachelor apartment, and rooms. 414 S. Riverside. FURN. ,APTa. 116 Aimond street. FURNISHED lower apartment; adults 346 N. Bartlett. FOR RENT 3 nicely furnished apt with eleotrlc oonvenlencea In quire 306 So Oakdale. - APT FOR RENT - Frlgldalre heat overstuffed private bath. Close in 806 W Main. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR LEASE 18 acrea pears, 20 acrea farm land. Box 182, Tribune. GOOD RANCH for lease. Inquire Mrs. Mary Helms, 7 mllos south of Ashland at Klamath Junction. FOR RENT Uj store room. Inquire at Bartletrs, 42 tso. uentrai. FOR EXCHANGE FOR SALE OR TRADF Team mares. 3 and 7 ycara. 610-J-o. E. c. uorn. 5-ROOM house. Central Point, trade for pickup. 610-J-6. E. c. com. TRADE Span of mares, 3200 lbs., for good light car. Orval Chlldreth, Ross Lane. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE or TRAUE 280 acres wood land, body fir and laurel. 11 mllee from Medford. Good road a Tei 649-R. WANT Small (arm or dairy lot Med ford income Box 8580, Itlbune. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 4-rcom modern house, newly decorated; good outbulldlnga; nicely located. A cozy home near high and grade schools. A real bargain. $1200. L. G. PICKELL, 204 E. Main. FOR SALE Modern home, 218 West Clark. ATTENTION RANCH BUYERS 74 Acres, 48 under Irrigation, 13 acres alfalfa, 34 acres clover, ramuy or chard; 3-room house, barn, chicken houses, woodshed, garage, machine shed, 10 cows, 6 heifers. 1 bull; equipment; about 30 tons of hay All goes for $3676; $1500 down. FOWLER & UPP 44 North Riverside. FOR SALE or would lease thirteen acres, 6-room modern house. Also mountain ranch close in. Emma Moore, Vi ml. 8. of Talent on high way. 1 ACRES. 4-room house, store room, sleeping porch; a chicken houses; good bricked well, Bear creek bottom loam, part alfalfa, 1 miles from Central Point $75 down. $11 month, which includes int. and taxes. Bal. $625. Write P. O. Box 780, Medford. FOR BALE 8 room house, on paved street, furnished, $1,960. $850 cash Call owner, 1619-J or 673-J. FULLY Improved and reconditioned seven acres for sale or ' trade for Portland property. Phone 1266 Med ford or E. N. Stldd, Ashland Hotel. Vi ACRES, 4-room bouae, store room, sleeping porch; 2 chicken houses, good bricked well. Bear creek loam, part alfalfa, lu, miles irom central roini. a'o aown, an month which . Includes Int. and taxes. Bal. $625. Write P. O. Box Box 780. Medford. FOR SALE By Owner, three-room modern home. East side. $300 down and $17 per month on balance ' Including lntereat. Price $900 on terms. $760 cash. Call at 118 Wil lamette Ave. 6 AND 10 ACrtB tracts Only $10 down, $5 month. Mostly fine level soli, on pavement. Water and eleo- tncity. 60 TO 60 ACRE tracts Mostly level fine soil, on pavement. Electricity, water. $50 down, $10 month, neat G. Pass. Montgomery, owner, Jack son Hotel, Medford. FOR SALE 5 -room modem house - In Ashland. Trees; near park; five minutes walk from post office $875 00, $250 00 down, or one week 618 So. Oakdale. WHEN you thins Jf real estate think of BROWN si WHITS!. HOUSls for aale or rent, jaekaon Co'iT'ty Blug At Loan A8an. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Milk cows at Pearce ranch, Thompson creek. FOR SALE Plga and laying pullets Phone 403-J-l. FOR SALE Nice, suckling colt. J. L ronton, latent. LARGE horse or exchange for small team or tractor. Tel. 258-J. CLOSING-OUT SALE Pann 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 371-R-l. FOR 8ALE POULTRY FOR SALE Colored pullet fryera drewd. Telephone 3-F-31, or Mn Llttlefield, Phoenix. FOR SALE Reasonable. Hansen leg horns and Austrawhlte pullets. 6i mo. Some la-lng now. Overstocked H. W. Crocker, Buckshot road, Rt. 4, Box 90, FOB SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE My equity In '36 Ford coupe; leaa than muea. I'au after 6 p. m.. Apt. 7, Durell Court, N. HoUy. FOR SALE We have the following Chevrolet demonstrators lor sale at a great discount; 1 Frosty Green Master Sport Se dan. 9 Gun Metal Sport Sedans (Mas ter). 1 willow Green Sport Sedan (Mas ter 1. 1 Town Sedan (3-door with trunk) (Master). 1 Standard Sport Sedan, Tan. These cars are all equipped with radios and accessories, and will carry a new car guarantee. Here la a chance to buy a car with the first year's depreciation taken. ROGUE RIVER CHEV., INC. Sparta Bldg. USED CAR CLEAN-UP SALE LATE MODELS EASY TERMS 1933 Chrysler 8. 6-pessenger coupe 1933 Chrysler 6 sedan. 1935 Plymouth Deluxe sedan. 1933 Chevrolet Deluxe sedan, 1934 V-8 sedan. 1933 Chevrolet coupe. 1931 Ford sedan. 1930 Hudson sedan. A good selection of others to choose from. LANGE MOTOR CAR CO. 38 N. Riverside. Tel. 18. FOR SALE 1936 Chrysler and Ply mouth demonstrators. Save up to $300. Lange Motor Oar Co., 38 N Riverside. Tel. 18. FOR SALE 193. P. B. Plymouth coupe. Call 1122 No. Central. FOR SALE DOUS PETS WIRE-HAIR puppies very reasonable. Also Scottle and Pekingese, 2 miles south on nignway. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Blue Club seed wheat. Kanota oats, baled grain hay, loose vetch and oat hay, one 4-year-old sorrel mare, weight 1640 lbs., work lng. Vilas Ranch. Tel. 301-R-l. FOR SALE Boy's bicycle, tiouble bar. - good condition; also size folding steel oen. pnone mai-x. FOR SALE Creator pop corn ma chine, cost $540, sell for $100 caan If taken at once, Appjy 419 East Main. PAIR of DeLuxe bed springs, double coll; 25-year guarantee, cau at 718 Alder after 6 o'clock. FOR SALE One pair riding boots. waits onoe anop. DELICIOUS apples, o grade and culls Ala viata racKing nouae. RUMMAGE SALE by Degree of Honoi Saturday, 15 South Front. Anyone having articles call 1564 or 1323-L CANTERBURY BELLS and Iris, 25c clump. 717 Oak St. FOR SALE Linoleums, rockers, occa atonal chair, davenport set, coffee table, radios. Everything a house, hold needs. 106 S. Grape. FOR SALE Small cash register, good condition; priced right. Tel. 223. TOMATOES for ealo. Bring boxes and pick, 200 lug, t. j rarsona. rnoenix. FOR SALE Ripe Snow applea, 66c box. Sgobel of Day, south Fir, FOR SALE Apples, Winter Banana and Delicious, Jonathans, new- towns. Near Lem Hughea. Fern Valley, will Gentry. CHRISTMA8 IS COMING Don't wor ry about gifts twelve photographs ptease twelve rrienaa. uur Am as Specials are now on. Call 829, the Kennel Ellis studio. APPLES Gebbard'a. Central Point, Vj mile north Bear creek nrioge. FOR SALE OR TRADE Delicious Spltzenberg and Newtown apples Not over 35c box. Orchard mo Bring containers. Joe Kantor, Route 4, Box 237. BENNETT applea. Picked or windfalls. O. V. Myers. Tel. 258-J. PRICES 8LA8HED on 1936 home radios to maks room for our new 1937 line. Quantity limited. Fire stone Auto Supply ds Servloe store. 9th and Riverside, Medford. Ore. FOR SALE Nice tomatoes. Wc 109 lbs. You pick and bring boxes. Calhoun Ranch, 1 mile 5. W. of Phoenix. FOR BALE Mimeograph, automatic feed, $70. 93 Alias St., Aahland FOR SALE STARK'S DELICIOUS RED APPLES. $140 par box. SOOBEL DAY South Fir ROOFINO All kinds done by men of experience. Call Webb it Carlon. 370. GLASS All kinds replaced. We call and deliver. No extra charge. Call Webb A Carlon. 370. FOR SALE Cheap, fill dirt. Tel 1634-Y. FOR SALE Grapes now ripe. J A Manke, 4 miles west of Medford FOR 8ALE Hopper for sawdust burner with baffle plate. Almost new Bargain Car. at Mall Itlbune FOR SALE Baied good alfalfa ano straw. D R gmlth. across from Talent school. Phone Ashland 373-J-l. FOR SALE Apples Tel 132-L PERSONAL PALMIST AND CLAIRVOYANT Madam Avon. Palmist end Clair voyant, gives truthful advice on all affairs of life. Telia your past, present, and future. If in doubt aa to what step to take consult Madam Avon today; tomor row may oe too late. Good advice In time, saves many worries and many dollars. Satisfaction guaran teed Readings dally. .hours 10 A. M to 9 P. M. Located at Rlnbow Auto Camp. 1746 No. Riverside, cabin i ROOFINO COMPLETE ROOFINO SERVICE Compoaition. Shingles and Built-up roofa. Phone 640. Free estimate Easv monthly payments. ROOUl RIVER ROOFING CO., 133 West Main. ROOFINO Brinr your roof trouble? to us uia roois repaired, new route applied Psbco products Ekerson Pint snd Root Store, 38 4. Bart ) leu. fbon 343. BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALE Small going business In Medford. S160 cash. Good location Write owner, P. O. Box 656, for appointment. . BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Lunch room doing an excellent busi ness; win sen or trade for amau Medford home. THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE No. 7 N. Bartlett. Phone 1406. FOR SALE Pool hall, doing good ousiness. s. K. ruuer, rteai estate Agency, 1803 W. Main. FOR LEASE Reasonable terms, ser vice station opposite Pine Cone. Phone 952, Medford, for informa tion. LEASE Whole Interest In service station on Crater Lake Hwy.; for aale to right party. If Interested, write P. O. Box 1074, Medford. MISCELLANEOUS WILL MOUNT your game specimens maae your niaea into beautiful rugs, at prices you can afford A. F Adams, scientific taxidermist. 145 No. Ivy St. out of the high rent district. LADIES Bring your fur coats and rura tor reservicmg. at reasonable prices. Mrs. A. F. Adams. 145 No Ivy St. PAINT Your House. $16.00 to $95.00 Tinting, papering $2 60 to $8 00 per room. Labor and material com plete. Call Webb and Carlon. 270 A BETTER REBUKE JOB at a saving rTees- parage. 601 No central. BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. TITLE INSURANCE AU.HTIIACTS ESCROW MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. -Abstract of Title Rooma 8 and o. No 82 North Central Ave. upstairs. Chiropractor : M NELSON Chiropractor N. O M Service 1212 W t0f Piano Instruction FRED ALTON HjvIUHT reseller of Piano Accredited Teacher Mel- oord Modern viano Motbnd. dtu dip. H18 Liberty Hullling. Money to Lend MONEY LOANED ON AUTOS. LIVESTOCK FUBNITl HB. ENDORSED NO I ts ETC We want to supply your money needs witnout red tape or delay. Ktt W E THOMAS MGR. MEDFOKD'8 OLDEST AND LARGEST PERSONAL FINANCE COMPANY 46 So Central. Grouna Floor Craterlao Theater Bldg Lie No S-167-M-IUU Phone 139 DIAMOND LOANS Prompt and courteous service MKIIIDHI) FINANCE CO. Over Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank Phone 7B8 Lie No 8-aiKi 1'ransrer HAW LEY TRANSFER - Expert pack ers and movers Special livestock moving equipment Prices right 619 North Riverside Phone 616 EAD8 rR AN 8 PER St STORAGE CO. Office 16 So Fir Phone SI6 Priest right Service guaranteed REIN KINO TRANSFER CO Long distance oauling Furniture cattle anything. Ill N Fir Phone 103 O Stuart TRUCKING AND STORAGE - Local and long distance hauling, furni ture moving etc Reasonable rates Tel 633 F B Samson Co Mail Tribune Daily L Watering place 4, Cast Indian boiled butter T. Alarm whlsUs 11. Nocturnal animals found In Madagascar 14. Oen us of the oat Is. Lng narrow piece 15. Italian coin IS. Like 1J. Slender 10. Piece of pasteboard IL Ostrlchllke bird 28. Fish eggs' 23. Temple: arc halo . Si. Partially burned car bon 11. One Indefinitely SC. Bartered for money 17. Extra part 2S. Business house !. Boft groan 30. Sudden mis giving or faint heart ed neis IS. Condiment it. College degree 15, Frail. -water mussel IS. Too Solution of Saturday's Puzzle TIttlEEIlIGIARA A R QjU S EM j F M A L NOgFApffToLELBl M trailsIhuman e ST. Legal action SR. Manner SB. Course of eating 40. Afternoon functions 41. Exists 42. Renown 41. Maxim 44. Science or art of exact reasoning it. Prime minister 41. Breathe loudly In sleep Z IP w f lf jf 3' il W.tt 34 - .'Mi 1 Ml 4i m 42 43 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Expert tvinduw Cleaners, LET GEORGE DO IT Tel 1173 House cleaning, floor waxing ori eptal rug oleanlng and upholstering The raahion ?bup. THE FASHION SHOP 308 0 . 8 Nat'l Bank Bunding Dressmaking Myrtle Andrews Phone 1181 New locstion LEGAL NOTICES Notice In the County Court of the State of utegoa, in ana ior me uounty 01 Jackson. In the Matter of the Estate of Elizabeth Talbot Toman, deceased Notice Is Herebv Olven that the undersigned has filed In the above entitled Court and matter, his First and Final Account and Report, a executor of the last will and testa ment of Elizabeth Talbot Tomlln, de ceased, and bis petition for settle ment thereof, and October 29th, 1936. at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M.. at the court room of the above entitled Court, has been fixed as the time and place for settlement of said ao oount; and notice la hereby given tnat any and an persons having oo Sections thereto, are hereby required to file the same with the said Court on or before e.ald time. junn n. iVMiiint Executor of the last will and testa ment or Elizabeth Talbot Tomlln deceased. P. P. PARREMi. Attorney for Executor Notice of Final Settlement. In the County Court of the State of Oregon, in and for the County of Jackson. In the Matter of the Estate of Prue M. Piatt, deceased. Notice Is hereby given, that the unaemgnea nas lueu nu nrst ana Pinal Account as executor of the es tate of Prue M. Piatt, deceased. In the County Court of Jackson County, Oregon, and that said Court has ap pointed Friday, the 9th day of Octo ber, 1036, at the hour of ten o'clock In the forenoon of said day as the lime, ana me courc room oi asm County Court In the Court House Id the City of Medford, Oregon, as the place for hearing objections to said First and Final Account, the settle ment therof, and the distribution of said estate. All persons Interested are hereby notified to appear at aald time and place to snow cause, if any tnere d why said First and Final Account should not be approved by the court. said estate he decreed to be fully settled, a decree made for the dis tribution of said estate to the person entitled thereto, and said exeoutor discharged from his trust. Dated and firs, published the 10th day of September, less. H. P. PLATT, Executor of the Estate of Prue M Piatt, deceased Ante'ope ANTELOPE, Oct. l(Spi.) Those attending the Pendleton round-up from Antelope were Fred Dutton, Art Kent, Harve Stanley and Jerry 'Bel lows. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Davles and children, Mr. and Mrs, Wallace Mo- Dow, all of Antelope, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ball attended the fair at Salem. They all report it a success, Mrs. Ina Stanley will on ter tain the Ladles' Social club, October 21, Mr. and Mrs. John O. Greb spent September 20 at Butte Falls with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Frodenberg. Mr, and Mrs. Dale Stoakea, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nelson, Carl Nelson and Mr. Pretwell returned Sunday from a week spent hunting. Mesdames Alva and Mary McDowell entortalned with a party in honor of Mrs. Vivian Allen and Mrs. Evelyn Burke, September 23. Refreshments were sorved to the following ladles; Meiulames Martha Smith, Betty Stelle, Cross Word Puzzle T. Semiprecious stone S. The herb I. Note of the scale 10. Captivate 1L Having a large nose IS. Owm Bootes ' 17. Anger 50. Serene tU Pertaining to the dawn IS. Shape 24. Small quarrel 29. Fodder pit ST. Composition for one 51. Basaar It. Upright pole aboard ship 10. Bobwhltee 31. Agreement 32. Drowsy S3. Implement for mixing 14. Separate and distribute Into classes SI. Direct a weapon 17. Nerve networks 39. Kind of fish 40. Mountain In Massachu setts 41. liver green tree 41. Cry of a eat 4b, Proceed 4T. Sun god 41. Ateer wild SO. Knack DOWN L Treatise ex plaining the Hindu scrip tures t. Large serpent S. Nest of a bird of prey i Swlndleri slang S. That man S. Body of land surrounded by water Ruby Rl&gs, Dorothy Lindsay, Mar garet Hatlett, Myrna Big ham. In a Stanley, Mary McDowell, Alva Mc Dowell, Evelyn Burke and Vivian Alien. Mrs. Jack Wood was taken seriously 111 September 96 and rushed to Med ford for medical attention. It Is hoped that she will soon recover. Mr. and Mrs, Bob Baize and chil dren visited Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Rlggs September 28. Mr. and Mrs, Harve Stanley ami Mr. and Mrs. Joe Arena are having electricity installed. It la hoped that everyone will soon have electricity in their homes. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blgham and daugh. ter Clara Mae and Mrs. Elbert Blgham and children attended the fair at arante Pass Saturday. Hazel Rlggs, Alice Allen, Annabel le Rlggs and Newton Allen attended a show In Medford September 27. Mr. and Mrs, Carl Von der Hellen raised some very fine banana squash on their ranch near Antelope. PROSPECT, Oct. I. (Spl.) The Prospect Townaend club held Its reg ular meeting Saturday night at Nel son Nye'a. Plans for erecting a build ing In the near future were discussed, but nothing definitely decided. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bean left last week to spend the winter near Klam ath Falls. Mrs. Edna Hutchinson has rented the Bean cabin for the winter and la boarding two high school boys. The main mill building at the Jant- aer sawmill burned to the ground about noon Sunday. All the houses and other bulldlnga were saved. Mr. Jantzer la planning to rebuild at once. Mrs. Price Is spending two weeks at the Ludo orleve home. Chsrles Manning and Ray Schull each shot a nice buck the opening day of the bunting season. Manning was hunting with Ludo Orleve and Schull with David Neville and Jeff Rlohey. The Prospect P.-T. A. met Septem ber 34 In the Prospect gymnasium The officers: Mrs. Heston Orleve, president; Mrs. Roy Peterman, vice, president; Mrs. Holr.gang, secretary, and Mrs. Rose Kelley, treasurer, serv ing refreshments at the close of the meeting. The teacnars Invited those present to Inspeot their rooms and the work of the pupils. The next P . T. A. meeting will be held at 8 o'clock October 38, and will be a kitchen shower to furnish the P.-r A. witch en from which the school lunches are served. All Interested are Invit ed to attend. Nelson Nye la still mining near Eerby, Ore. Mra. Etta Robertson and daughter Louise of Medford were 1 week-end guests of Mra, Katie Orleve Mr. and Mrs. George Janteer spent Sunday at Yroka, Oal. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hollenbeck have returned from hunting and vlalttng friends In eastern Oregon, Mr, and Mra, Oharles Manning and Ludo Orleve were shopping and at tending to business matters In Med ford Monday, Eagle Point BAOLE POINT, Oct. 1. (Bpl.) Mra. Ina Stanley and mother, Mra Emma Hador, were last Sunday vis itors at the Wm. Holman home. The new poetofflce building which was erected near Brown's store was opened for business last Saturday. Mr. and Mra. Wm. Perry returned the latter part of last week from their trip to the Yellowstone park and other points of lntereat. They enjoyed the trip but said they were happy to be home again. The body of tbe late Daniel Pat rick of Eagle Point, who passed away at Ashland last Saturday morning after a brief Illness, was started on the last Journey to Osage, Iowa, Mon day, for Interment from the J. P. Dodge & Sans' funeral parlora In Aah land. A sister Is living In Ossge, Iowa, a brother In Huntington, Mo., and another sister In Oakland, Cal. Little la known about him before he came to Eagle Point severs! yesrs sgo, but while living bars he has done carpenter work and waa well liked by all who knew him. His age was In tbe early sixties. Roy Stanley delivered a truck load of beef cattle to the Lumsn Bros. In Medford Monday morning of thla week. Ray Barnlsh, son Karl and Orvllle Henderson ware called out laat Sun day night to Bandon to help fight the terrible foreat fire which was raging In that locality. The fire which did so much dam. age in the Lost creek area laat Sun' day la well under control, Is the re port at this time, for which all are truly thankful. Mr. and Mra. Charles Elliott of Medford were callera in Engle point laat Saturday. Miss Gladys Nichols returned to Medford Bundsy evening after spend lng the week-end with hei mother. Mra. Eva Nichols. Mr. and Mrs. John Norrts of Jack aonvllle and Mr. and Mrs. John WU flay and daughter Jane of Eugene were callera at the Henderson home one dsy lsst week. Miss Margy Nichols waa a last week end guest of Miss Dorothy Vestal of Reese creek. Deepest sympathy of the entire community Is extended to Ollff Hick son snd family In the loss of his father, Jsrk HK-kson, lovingly known as "Dad." who passed away at the Bacred Heart hospital In Medford Monday night. He had a host of warm frlenda and will be greatly missed. Building contract In Florida for the first seven roontna of i3S totaiea Mi, mi, ooo. Popcorn la becoming an Important crop in the lower Rio Orande valley of Texas. Ablathar waa a Hebrew high priest la the time of David. Prospect Ye Poets Corner HERE'S TO MEDFORD Discontented? Don't like homer Itchy feet that want to roamf These were once my symptoms, too I've returned from trav'llng through sixteen thousand miles or more Olaclar land to troplo ahnre Desert sand and blistering sun, Where snakes and glla monsters run; Tropic palm and dripping heat. Where hot Atlantic breakers beat; Cltlea towering black and foggy; Dank awamps, musty and boggy; Skeetera, 'gators, poison lizards, Hurricanes and blinding bllraarda: Mt. McKlnley towering high. Etcned against an Icy sky; Olaclers, Icebergs, frozen sea (Thanks, no frosted nose for me). Ah, there's no romance now you know In nvukluk, malemute and anow (I'll admit thla may be so When It's not sixty-two below). Romance In the tropics, too, White baked sand, sktoa so blue, palms against a moonlit sky, Sluggish streama where 'gators Ho lt all sounds pretty hard to beat (When you're not sweltering In the heat). Too hot, too cold, too high, too low Something wrong where'er you go. And water? Say, such awful stuff Alkali, hot, nasty, rough. And smells? All you couldn't wish: New Orleans' market to Alaska'a fish Let poots sing of distant clime Olve me Medlord every time. Here the water'a sparkling pure, Not one hardship to endure. Here you find the ideal spot Not too cold and not too hot. Dashing streama snd leaping trout Paradise beyond all doubt. Now. when I feel that yen to roam, I'll read a book and stay at home. V. W. When Wedding Hells Are Mlcnt (To the Newly-wed) Just accept this as a token Of a friendship that's unbroken: For it's written by the man who really knows What It means to take a wife. And be henpecked all your life: And enoh week will find you broke from buyln' clothes. When you're through with all that spoon In', And you're over honey-moonln': And the weddln bells have lost their golden charm When ynu'ro almost driven frantic With s set of howlin' twins upon your arm. Oh, the goln' now. Is easy, And the path la cool and breesy; And tt looks like perfect bliss for evermore v But you mustn't be forgettln.' When those babies start to fretthY You must leave your cosy bed to walk , the floor. Now, It seems like milk and honey, Bins, It isn't quite so funny When you find that two oan't live as ehesp as one. Yes, they call It matrimony, When the thing Is all bologna; But Just go ahesd don't let mo spoil your fun. Elroy W. Anderson, 433 Benson Street, Medford, Ore. Meteorological Report October I, 1039 Forecasts Medford and vicinity: Fair tonight and Friday: little change In temper ature. Oregon: Fair tonight and Friday but fogs on coast and Friday morn ing in western valleys. Little change In temperature. v Temperature year ago today: Highest, 93; lowest. 43. Total monthly precipitation, 0.3S lncbi deficiency for the month, 0.03 Inch. Total precipitation since Sep tember 1, mas, 0.83 inch! defi61enoy for the sesson, 0.IT Inch. Relative humidity at 6 p. m. yea terday, 37 per cent; A . m, today. 7ft per cent. Sunrise tomorrow, 8:09 s. m. Sunset tomorrow, 8:01 p. m. Observations Taken at 8 a. m ltO Meridian Time. CITY Ohaervatlons Taken st 8 A. M 120tli Meridian Time Boise rp w ED f! M 78 48 .. Clear 88 80 1.33 Rain 68 48 .10 Clear 80 40 T. Rain 83 48 .... Foggy 43 83 T. Clear 78 63 Cloudy 81 43 ... Clear 88 60 1.84 Cloudy 73 68 Clear 90 04 M Clear 63 63 Cloudy 78 48 Clear 84 43 Foggy 78 43 Clear 83 64 Cloudy 68 63 T. Cloudy 66 48 Clear 78 60 Clear 68 84 1.44 Cloudy Boston . Chicago Denvor . Eureka Helena Calipers are Instruments for mess tiring the dlemeter or thickness of small objects. A snake at LaFayette, Ala., climbed a light post and helped Itself to the Insecta flying around the light bulb Kentucky officials say 446 Insur ance companies sre licensed In thst state. The Mexican army baa established an air patrol at Pledras Negrss, op posite Eagle Paaa, Tea. The dog's-head butterfly has an al most exact likeness of a dog on each front wing. Los Angeles MEDFORD - New York Omaha . Phoenix Portland Reno Rosehurg Lalt Lake City San Francisco Seattle Bpokane Walla Walla Washington, D.C. LITERARY DIGEST POLL MISLEADING Most Voters in Mail Poll Are Prosperous Few of Poor Heard From 'Outs' Also First to Send in Ballots Early returaa from th r Digest presidential noli am and can aerloualy mlsleid both Re publican and Democratic manage ment, Elmo B. Roper, Jr., New York market analyst, declares In an article "Forecasting Election Returns," pub lished today In the Review of Ha vlewa. A discussion of "straw vote' methods, the article concludes that the result, obtained by the Ameri can Institute of Publlo Opinion, cur rently ravonng President Roosevelt, are more dependable at the preeent time. Doubts regarding the represents, ttve character of early returns from the Digest poll arise from the fol lowing facts, the author says: 1. The poll la conducted entirely by mall. The largest number of re turaa from a mall poll wually comes from prosperous people; 47 percent of well-to-do people, accustomed to receiving and replying to mall, have been known to answer mall polls when only three percent of the def initely poor families have expressed an opinion. To offset thla weakness personal calls on people In lower eco nomical levels must be made, a. First returns from mall polls on political queatlona come from peo ple with violent foellugs, The "throw the rascal out" bloo are the moat prompt. The "outs" are always the moat vocal, Thus It la normal ei pectancy In the present poll that the Republicans would be more prompt In returning ballots. Mr. Roper points out that "say msil survey which does not consider the economlo levols of Its respond ents Is spt to be unreliable because It reflects an undue percentage of the opinions of the prosperous. IB addition, accuracy requires a close atatlstlcal balance between all other pertinent factors such as the propor tions living In large cities, small cities, small towns, and on (arms; the proportlona of men and women; the relative members In various age groupa; and factors varying by geo graphic areas." According to Mr. Roper, the Amer ican Institute of Publlo Opinion poll Is apparently making an earnest ef fort to get returns from a cross see- . tlon of the varying eoonomlo levels, and from the young and old alike. This poll, he says, "relies on mailed ballots to get returns from people In upper Income tnd age brackets, but has found It necessary, In order to preserve the balance, to get re turns from people In the lower In come brackets and from young peo ple by means of personal Interviews. "It Is Interesting to note," ood tlnues Mr. Roper, "that the mall bal lots coming from upper Income level, and older people show a preference for Landon, but the majority far ' Roosevelt among the poorer people) and the young people Is so strong thst the results of the poll as a whole ahow Roosevelt well In front. This conflicts sharply with early Literary Digest returns." Because of scientific sampling methods, Mr. Roper believes that the aurvey being made by Fortune Maga zine la apt to be acourate in fore- -casting popular vote. Since not all statea are covered, however, he does not believe that it will necessarily be reliable In forecasting the elec toral vote. ' Mr. Roper Is a member of the firm of Oherlngton si Roper, New York Otty, market analysta and merchan dising consultanta. High School News by STUDENT REPORTERS By Pfggy Heter First Dramatic club meeting of the year waa held at school the fifth period Tuesday with last yesrs offi cers presiding. Originally the meet ing was called for election of officers but a motion waa carried that the election be postponed until after the new members had been admitted. The tryouts will be held Tuesday, Oc tober 6, after school. The debate team for the lnterschoo debate was appointed and It consists or Nile areon, GrAce Turnqulat. Helen Thomp son and Corrlne Harwood, Card of Thanks. We wish to express our sincere ap preciation for tbe aympathy and kind ness ahown us by our friends during our recent bereavement: also for the beautiful floral offerings. Mr. and Mra. t. F. Bingham. window OLABS We sell window glass and will replace your broken wli.dows ressonably Trowbridge cab inet Works. Direct Reduction LOANS ON HOMES In Medford District Reasonable lntereat FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN AMN. OF MEDFORD 27 No. HOLLY St.