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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOTJD MATL TRTBUXE. rEDFOKD. OTCEOOy. MONDAY.' OCTOBET? 5. 1SC6. PAGE SEVEN. IIl)iOi3 I 4 Bead every aa on cms page You wlU probably find exact? me things you nave oeen looking tor 01 a tale 01 trade tor unused articles you ma; nave Search your attic 01 itore-room - irou maj Ilnd nianj things others are seek ing end t able to realize Im mediate cash If what you want Isnt here, advertise tor ltTrlbune Classified ads arc lnexF1"1 effective I RATES Per word (lrst insertion- (Minimum 36c) Each additional Inaertlon. ner word i Minimum 10c) per line per month without copy ohanges e1-35 Phone 75 FOR WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST--11 dog miming, call i16. WANTED FEMALE HELP miuTTn alrl for General house' .rk. Retcrenccs required. Call . 1194-W. WANTED Experienced girl or middle-aged woman to help care for two baDies ana uo u&nv Call at 521 Spencer. WANTED A cook and wultress. man and wne preicm-u. nvt ra... ...... WANTED MALE HELP WANTED competent young man for farm work good wages. Perman ent employment If satisfactory. Telephone o-vt WANTED Experienced orchard man - to manage a 30-acre pear orchard. Orchard fully equipped. Comfort .. . ...ti,i r-nii mo aoie uumo iui v.... WANTED Two sets of woodcutters married men preferred, to cut 12 IIJOH Ml HU pt r ',. , saws and tools furnished. Will give contract on auv onu. Also wonted, cordwood and hard wood cutters. R. V. Gardner, Colo man crock, Rt. 1, Medford. WANTED BoyB to sell newspaper? nitemoons. ftppiy am" inuum. MALE AND FEMALE WANTED Experienced former and wife lor larKO rancn. i-rvier with turkev raising experience Salary and percont ol profits. Box 265, Tribune. WANTED Apple pickers at the Frlnk orcnara. mono out-.. WANTED SITUATIONS PHILIPPINO boy desires position as cook and house boy. Good refer ences. Phone 808-W. WANTED Light housekeeping by mlddleagcd lady. Small family. Mary Walker, Talent. EXPERIENCED bookkeeper and typ ist, college graduate, desires posi tion. References. - Write Box 318 Mali Tribune. WANTED-M1SGELLANEOUS WANTED TO RENT Unfurnished house with 3 or more bedrooms by Oct. 15th. Box 285. Tribune. WANTED Transportation to South Dakota or near, around Oct. 8th to 12th. Will drive or pay part ex penses. Phone 10-F-13. WANTED Flat-top office desk. Phone l. 810W. WANTED To buy house. Would pay up to 2500. Box 318. Tribune. WANTgood dairy cow. 4 yeara old Must be good milker and abortion tested. Box 312. Tribune EMPTY furniture van Rolng to San Francisco, Oct. lOlh. wants load for there or way points. Phone 615 Hawley Ttantfer. RELIABLE driver goln? to Fresno Cal.. about Oct. -7: return about week. Take two passengers; share expenses, phone 1C32. W NTED Small place, some ground, irr!c,atd: Improvement optional Must be reasonable. State locate and price. Box 159. Tribune. WANTED Minimi property, placer preferred. Give locution and pries Must be reasonable. Box 160 Tribune. WANTED Laundry, men's or family Mrs. Huson. Phone I345-M. WANTED Will Py top prices to! good used furniture, ranges, neai ers. etc nm nnfinK ANDKEWS Fire Hall Bldg 6th St.-Front Tel 647 JUNK Highest prices paid fol brass radiators, copper storage oa-torles aluminum and other metai Scrap iron small or isrgt lots pipe am. marhlnrry wool ant cot ton raps innr iube Our prices will interest you eh,. b-i, uirwu Mohnlr Houtenoid cods furniture stoves oouer.t or sold. ME'OKORD BARGAIN HOUSE WANTED Lamb wool See the Med ford Bargain House. 27 No Urape tt'ANTETVrtl, tO lOOk St D3V OS!- gams almost new clothing fm all the family sih a ninu HIGHEST PRICES P'ld for furniture ar.d nousenou gooos. n. w- WANT IO BUY some eood young b.-eeem ewes V J Prullppi Hoto Orsrifl Mt-dt'.ta FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RFT.'T Modern 5-r'O.Ti furnish ed ?.o. 1019 Q.'.crn Anne. FOP. RENT 4-room hoil'e 'i acre on Waba'h Ave. Call il w. o.n FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT, SALE OR TRADE for smauer nouse. 7 -room bouse, 4 lots, shade and fruit trees, In Phoenix. A charming home. Call 6-F-3. FOR RENT Partially furnished 4- room nouse. Phone 1333-W. FOR RENT Completely furnished nouse. riano. stove U desired. Reasonable. Sunset on the Rogue, Trail, Ore. FOR RENT a small, furnished mod ern nouses. Adults only. 410 Hamil ton. FOR RENT FORNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT Furnished room. 303 North Holly. PLEASANT sleeping room on sast side, close In. Meals U desired. 204 Genesee. FURNISHED room, steam heated, 1 or 2 people. 7H W. 10th. Tel. 87S-L. FOR RENT Pleubant front room downstairs, to adulta only, 010 W HEATED room, private home for bus. lno&s people. 10S Geneva. ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 8 Orspe. FOR RENT RCOM BOARD BOARD and ROOM In private home. 830 month. Including laundry. 1003 West Main. WANTED Middle-aged man to room and board; heated room; 125.00 414 s. Riverside. ROOM and board. Reasonable rates. 325 West 8th. FOR RENT Rooms and board, rea sonable. 320 E Main St.. Medford FOR RENT APARTMENT8 FURNISHED, heated apt., private en trance, phone, etc. 618 8. Oakdale FURNISHED apartments. Central. FURNISHED 3-room apartment; bath, hot water. 821 W. 10th. FURNISHED 'J duplex, 604 W. 10th FOR RENT Bachelor apartment, and rooms. 414 8. Riverside. FURN. APTS. 118 Ajmond street. FURNISHED lower apartment; adults. 345 N. Bartlett. FOR RENT 2 nicely furnished apt. with electric conveniences In quire 305 So Oakdale FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS GOOD RANCH for lease. Inquire Mrs. Mary Helms, 7 miles south of Ashland at Klamath Junction, FOR RENT store room. Inquire at Bnrt:etts. 42 bo. central, FOR EXCHANGE TO TRADE Corn for cows or heif ers. H. R. Pitts, R. 9, Box 301. Oak Grove Road. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Fully stocked and equipped dairy farm, Irrigated clover and alfalfa land, well located, will take medium priced Medford home. Also Beautiful Medford home, practically new. cost 810.000. will sell for 86000. THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE No. 7. N. Bartlett St. Phone 1406 FOR TRADE Well located Medford home, for acreage. Box 148. Tribune FOR SALE or TRAUc 280 acres wood land, ooay iir ana taurei. u miic. from Medford. Good roada. Tel 549 -R. WANT Small farm or dairy fol Med ford income. Boa 3580. Tribune. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE WHY? Dairy with Cows. Half Price 83650.00 75 acres 60 acres In elover and al falfa. Irrigated, abundance water. 10 fine cows. 5 heifers. 30 tons of hav In barn, machinery, house,. oarn, pump house. All goes. Total pur chase price 13630.00. eiaou casn, balance terms. 82000 less thsn mar ket value. For Immediate sale. J. C BARNES Phone 1127 Y 20 N. Peach hir sale 27 Olenn Oak Court. Portland owner deairej quick saie, riua mnma h.rriwnod floor, furnace. fireplace, on attractive street, priced verv low. Charles K. nay, neaiior Medford Bldg. Phone 3C2. for SALE Bear Creek bottom gar den land, water rlgnt practically paid up. 4 mile from Medloro Phone 130 or 1524-b evenings. FOR SALE OR TRADE 1 '4 acres. gOOd SOU, a-rOOm House, uuriiivuv good well; timber land preierrea p. wedge, 1 mile west Talent school RANCH suitable for dairying and stock raising; irrigation, runniB creek through place; buildings ana fenced. Terms. Tea luoravs, miles west Agate school. FULLY Improved and reconditioned .even acres lor bsib or vru. .... r, .,-.,,4 n.rtv phi.n. 12HB MM ford or E. N. Stldd, Ashland Hotel FOR SALE 4 A near Medford. about 3 A. in waintita, penciirs '" Sale price H.0O0 with emsll down payment and monthly payments on balance. . - j-ri-wm mnrf.iM home cltv water, Irrigation. 31 peach . ... , .kl.b hmiu trees. Deirie., gw. v,,,.-.. double garage, barn. Excellent value at 12100.00 esuu.uu aovm .nu monthly. ALSO 100 Acres In excellent orchard dis trict; 60 acres mostly Bartletts and D'Anious. 20 acres Newtuwn apples balance In alfalfa: all Irrigated full line of tools and Implements Sacrifice price S13.500 00. CHLES A. WING AGENCY. INO 109 E. Main St. Phone 728 FOR SALE 6 room house on paved street, furnished. 11.950. 1850 caan Call owner. 1613-J or 873-J. !, ACRES. 4-room house, store room, sleeping porch; 3 chicken houea. good bricked well. Bear crek loam, part alfalls I", mlle from Central Point. 175 down, til month winch Includes Int and Uls. Bal tm. Writ P. O. Box Box 780, Medlotd. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE By owner, three-room modern home. East side. auu oown and 617 per month on balance Including Interest. Price 6900 on terms. 6760 cash. Call at 118 Wil lamette Ave. AND 10 ACrUS tracts Only 110 down. 85 month. Mostly tine level soil, on pavement. Water and elec tricity. 60 TO 80 ACRE tracts Mostly level fine soli, on pavement. Electricity, water. 650 down, 610 month, near G. Pass. Montgomery, owner, Jack son Hotel, Medford. FOR SALE 6-rvom modern house in Ashland. Trees: near parit; five minutes walk from post office (879.00. $250 00 down, (or one week 018 So. Oakdale. WHEN you think of real estate think Of BROWN Ss WHITE. HOUSES for sale or rent, jackson County Blag fc Loan Assn FOR SALE LIVESTOCK WE INVITE you to Inspect the beau tiful Brown Swiss cattle at tne Phtpps Orchard. We nors- have young bulls for sale. Brown Swiss for more milk. Phone 417. FOR SALE 75 choice Blackfaeed ewes. Some eleftfble for registry. V. Bursell, Medford, R.R. No. a. Phone 355J-9. FOR SALE 3 work horses around 1 300 lbs. John Darby, Orli fen Creek. FOR SALE Two young milk cows. milking, weaner and reeder pigs. Veltla Biles. Foots Creek. 0th house. FOR SALE Brood sow and pigs. 1704 N. Riverside. FOR SALE OR TRADE One milk cow, 3 heifers, for hay, grain ox laying hens. 1307 Sunset Ave. FOR SALE Baby bull r dives. uyice uairy. CLOSINO-OUT SALE Farm and gar den tools, household lurnuure breakfast set, pressure cooked can ned fruit and vegetablea Gould's 1 mile south of Talent, on highway Tel. Ashland 371-R-l. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1D39 Dodge Touring Se an tee. Big discount. 8 per cent In terest, low monthly payments. PIERCE ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge & Plymouth Distributors FOR SALE! Durant 4-door sedan 1704 N. Riverside. 1020 FORD coupe, 135.00. Riverside. SOME lat model, saie use cars to choose from 1035 Bulck Sport Coupe 1935 Dodge 4 -Door Bed. with Trunk 1934 Ford V8 a-uoor Heaan 1934 Graham 4 -Door Sedan 1933 Ford V8 3-Door Sedan 1933 Chev. Pick-up 1032 Ford V8 Coupe SKINNERS GARAGE 143 So, Riverside Bulok, Pontlao Sales Ac Service FOR SALE 1928 Ford Sedftn. Good condition, make otter, cnu evenings. 813 Beekman Ave. FOR SALE 103o Chrysler and Ply mouth demonstrators. Save up to 300. Lange Motor Car Co.. 38 w Riverside. Tel. 18. FOR SALE We have the following Chevrolet demonstrators for sale at a great discount: 1 Frosty Green Master Sport Se dan. 3 Gun Metal Sport Sedans (Mas ter). 1 Willow Green Sport Sedan (Maa ter.. 1 Town Sedan (3-door with trunk) (Master). 1 Stnndard 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 years depreciation taKen. ROOUE RIVER CHEV.. INO. Sparta Bldg. USED CAR CLEAN-UP SALE LATE MODELS EASY TERMS 1933 Chryaler 6. 5-peasenger coupe 1033 Chrysler 6 sedan. 1035 Plymouth Deluxe sedan. 1933 Chevrolet Deluxe sedan. 1034 V-8 sedan. 1932 Chevrolet coupe. 1031 Ford aedan. 1930 Hudson aedan. A good selection of others to choose from. LANOE MOTOR CAR CO. 38 N. Riverside. Tel. It. FOR SALE 1933 Chryaler Imperial o pa&senger coupe, like new. Must be sold by Oc. 15th. LANGE MOTOR CAR CO. 38 N. Riverside. FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS port SALE Gaa burning clrculatora. Each one a bargain. Tel. 1618-W. FOR SALE Colt Woodsman .33 brand new. wltham'a Magneto Ac Parte. 8th & Riverside Sta. POLE SAW 30-Inch saw with steel frame. Will trsde for wood. E. R. White, 134 N. Riverside. FOR SALE Wide-mouth gallon Jars and 42-gal. hardwood barrela at Husons' Conf. FOR SALE or WILL RENT to respon sible party, good upright piano. Phone 83. FOR SALE Oats and vetch seed mix ed. 468-J-l. FOR SALE Sorghum mill and cook ing vat, complete, reaaonable. John Darby, Orlffln Creek. NEWTOWN8 Windfalls, you pick them up. Bring your own con tainers. Edgevale Orchard. FOR SALE Wedgewood 35.000 BTU circulating gas heater. Ifeaaonable Excellent condition. 837 So. Holly. FOR SALE Ear corn or will trade for pigs or leghorn pullets. Chas. Isaacs. Crater Lake Hwy FOR SALE Brunewlck combination billiard and pool table. Home sire. Fully equipped. Box 364 Tribune RANGE, ivory bedroom ,ulle and mlrceUanemui furniture for aale l'. 139 TTlpp St. APPLE& Newtown 35c lug: 6 for tl. You rick 'em and brlntr container Crystal Spring uairy itancn. FOR SALE One O. E 7-foot rem. ! erator. almost new; 1110 discount Paott 1610-J. FOR BALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Snow apples. Red De licious. Sgobel & Day, 3 Fir. FOR 13 ALE Marquette exienslon cr trunk. Jackson Hotel Barber Shop. ONE SMALL PIANO First-class condition. Looks as good as new, 150; (5 down, 6 per moi.Vj will handle. Fully guaranteed Good Used Piano, $69. BALDWIN PIANO SHOP. NICE canning tomatoes lo pr lo j Ulcers ftc. p. J. bogan, siewari Ave. CANTERBURY BELLS and Iris, 36c clump. 717 Oak St. FOR SALE Apples, Winter Banana ana Delicious, jonatnana. jsow towns. Near Lem Hughes, Fern Valley, will Gentry. APPLES Gebhard 'a. Central Point, mile north Bear creek bridge. FOR SALE OR TRADE Delicious Spltzenberg and Newtown apples Not over 35o box. Orchard run Bring containers. Joe Kantor, Rout 4, Box 337. ROOFING All kinds done by men of experience. Call Webb b Car ion. 370. GLASS All kinds replaced We call and deliver. No extra charge. Call Webb & Carlon. 370. DELICIOUS apples, O grade and cults Aia vista racxing House. FOR SALE Chesp, fill dirt. 1034-Y. FOR SALE Hopper for sawdust buf ner wl th oa i fie pia te. a i most new Bargain Cat. at Mail ITlbune GRAIN DRILL. 6-foot Peoria drill with grass seed attachment. E. R. White, 134 N. Riverside. FOR SALE! Grapes now ripe J A Manke. 4 miles west of Medford FOR SALE Apples Tel 13a-U MISCELLANEOUS FREE. STOMACH ACID. GAS PAINS, INDIGESTION relieved quick. Get free sample doctor's prescription, Udga, at Western Thrllt Store. CHRISTMAS Is coming. Bo economi cal this year . . . give portraits of yourself . . . Call 329, the Kcunell Ellis Studio, regarding Xmas Spe cials. A BETTER REBORE JOB at a saving Frees' Garage. 801 No. Central, PAINT Your House 15.00 to 105 00 Tinting, papering $3 60 to (8 00 per room. Labor and material com plete Call Webb and Carlon 370 ROOFING COMPLETE ROOFING SERVICE Composition. Shingles and Built-up roofs. Phone 640. Free estimate Easy monthly payments. ROGU2. RIVER ROOFING CO., 133 West Main. ROOFING Bring your roof trouble to us. Old roofs repaired, new roofs applies. Pabco products. Bkerson Paint and Roof Store, 88 4. Bart lett. Phono 243 PERSONAL PALMIST AND CLAIRVOYANT Madam Avon. Palmist and Clair voyant. gives truthful advice on all affairs of life. Tells your past present, and future. If in doubt as to what step to take consult Madam Avon toduy; 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 0 P. M. Located at Kin bow Auto Camp. 1746 No. Riverside. Cahln i PLASTERING PLASTERING, stucco, plain or orna mental; plaster patching. 113 So Fir. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS I. Cease S. Kind ot errs talllna rock tl. Hurltd 11. Miserable and unkempt condition 14. Analn: pre III 16. Obtains an equivalent for IT. Proposed In ternational language II. Metric land measures 10. Wenpon used for hurling at and en. tangling an animal tl. Shout 22. Writing im plements 1. Side piece of an umbrella 15. Roguish 2ft. Salary 28. Old muBlcaJ note 29. Bertlni 30. Improva 22. Tablet 32. 8riariJ 35. Pronoun 36. South Amer ican wood norral IT. Only Solution of Yeiterday'i puzzle HMTllllMHIIPMM 2 h e m m AMUSMlo A R EANMB E N M IE N E BlU L Q U Spl a flsB 5 IpMA r ILL s R E P E A tMSIK ETlM S MIA I M 51CB N i r qe slf d aSBS a t am eIa d Ste e IBEEEaHEEEEIa 21. (favorite 29. Angry 41. Eitended 43. During 43. Rxplatlnv 46. In eomparlion with 41. Cauitlfl 48, Wooden ihot SO. Electric gener ator L Withered " '1M'1 'J&a Aj. gf "V, u ,,'Al. ,. - .iitiiu 11; ff r 37 42 T4) 44 1 ;y,8 To "Tr7.'5 BUSINESS CHANCES STORES for lease. Will divide suit tenant. Hotel Allen. 450 WILL BUY grocery store In main part of town. Write Box 319 Tribune. FOR LEASE Reasonable terms, ser vice station opposite Pine Cone Phone 053, Medford, for Informa tion. LEASE Whole Interest In service station on Crater Lake Hwy.; for sale to right party. If interested writ P. O. Box 1074. Medford. BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT CO HUB INSUlfANCfc ABSTRACTS ESCROW MURRAY ABSTRACT COf AbstraoU of Title. Rooms 8 and o. No 83 North Central Ave., upstalra Chiropractor E. M NELSON. Chiropractor N. O M Service 1212 W lOt ' Expert Window Cleaners, LbT GEO ROE DO IT - tl UM House cleaning, floor waxlug ori ental rue ciennlnR and upholstering I'lano Instruction FRED ALTON HaIUHT readier ol Piano Accredited reacner aiei c.iord Modern i'lano Melbod dtu dip. 11B LIBerty Hulldlng J'he taMltnn Ifllup. THE FASHION SHOP 308 U. 8. Nat l Banlt Building. Drrasmaktng. Mvrtle Andrews, phone 1181. But tons and buckles covered. Money to Lend MONEY l.OANDII O.N AUTOS. LIVESTOCK FUKNITUHE. ENDORSED NOTES. ETC. We want to supply your money need wltnout red tape ot delay si:k w e. THOMAS MGR. MEDFOHD'8 OLDEST AND LAROEST PEHSONAL FLNANCB COMPANY 46 So Central, around Floor CrBtenan rhealer Bldg Lie No 9-I61-M-I80 Pnone 189 Transfer. HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pack ers and movera special tiveatoca moving equipment Prtoea rlgnl 610 Norm Riverside Phone 016 EAUS 1HAN8FEH t STORAGE CO. Ottlce 18 So Fir Phune 318 Prices right Service guaranteed RE1NK1NO TRANSFER CO Long distance naming Furniture cattle anything 111 N nr. Phone loan O Stuart. rHUCKINO AND 8TORAOE Local and long distance hauling, furni ture moving eto Reaaonable rates Tel BUS F E Samson Co. LEGAL .NOTICES Notice of Hnai llculni In the Mutter of the Estate ot f A. Skinner. Deceasro. In che County Court, Jackson County. Oregon. Notice la hereby glv on that the 18th day ol Octorer. 1036 at 10 vclock a. m ha, beet, fixed by order ol the Cour. norcln fo' a hear Ing and for objee'lona If any there on. In tne office of tho County JudRO at the County Court Houso Medford. Oregon. JOE A. OKAY. Administrator. Notice of Meelljg of Board of t-;f iiuIImi thin ' To Whom It May Concern: Notlcu Is hereby given that the Board of Directors of the Grants paaa Irrigation District will meet Tuesday. OrtnhPT 8th 10.16 at 10:00 o'clock Cross-Word Puzzle 12. Spider trap 12. Compact If. Preiervea In brine II. Small part or piece 21 Sharp harate ringing ound it. Old wrapon of warfare 25. Vehicles for enow travel J7. Conclude 2. Australian bird 20. Rare old vio lin 11. Common In formtr 83. Meager 34. Signify 35. Unit of elec trical In ductance 16. Seat of the University of Maine 22. Threw typa Into confu sion 29. Detail 40. Abstract exletenee 42. Town in Ohio 44. Automotive fuel: eoltoq. IT. In contact with from above 41. Exist DOWN 1, Leather fait- enert V To that 2. Alternative 4. ny 6. Young pigeon I. DrlnVtlng veneli T. Owni t NenMive prefix 9, Retiretful 10. 6ytm of weights A. M. In the District off lor In the Court House, Grants Pasa Oregon acting as a Board of Equailatloi tor the purpose of reviewing and correct ing Its assessment and apportion ment nl taxes. This notice Is publicised ov order ol the Board of Directors of the G.anta Pass Irrigation District thl 7th day of September. 1038 GRANTS PASO IRRIGATION DISTRICT By E. Reed Oarter, Secrt'tnry-Maiiflger Grant Pass Irrlgr.iou Distr'ct By nazei P. Randolph, Assistant Sonetary. COURT HOUSE NEWS Furnished by the Jackson ik'unt) Abstract Co.. 131 B Sixth Street Marring Licenses Edgar A. Rcarll) Jr. and Omar E. Johnaon. Harold N. Lange and Marble M. Williams. Paul D. Turner and Dorlb Baaliaw. Harry A. Modrau ana Thclma M. Bureh. D. M. Lansworthy and Evelyn M. Hunt. Leslie Elmora and Evolvn Reiner. Sidney R. .Ha mm and Trcva M Kollert. Circuit Court H. C Hanson files cancellation of assumed business name of "Medford Planing Mill," Medford. A. B .Zimmerman vs. N L. Law- son et ux: for money. State Industrial Accident Com mission vs. Merriman's Shop, Inc; for money. State Industrial Accident Com mission vs. Virgil Walsh; for money. Rein hard Albert Rolf va. Louetta Susan Rolf; divorce. Dee Gentry vs. Mrs. James Baugh- manj damages. State of Oregon vs. Richard Sher man Doty; bulglary not In dwelling. State of Oregon vs. Harold rough - ty and Buff Marshall; asivault with Intent to rob.. State of Oregon va. Harold rough- ty and Buff Marshall; grand lar ceny. State of Oregon va. Harold rough- ty and Buff Marshall; assault and robbery. James R. O'Connor vs. C R, Rose; ohattel lien, Geo. A. Hunt, E. A. Llttrell, Rol and Hubbard, Incorporate as "Jack son Investment Company, Inc." Medford. Jack Hartley va. Lurid & Bush; for money. Estate W. M. Hungate deceased; probate. J. A. Perry et al vs. Mamla E. Rid dle; foreclosure. United States vs. Commercial Fin ance Corporation; tax Hen. Ilciil Estate Transfers 7. E. Chandler et ux to John E. Peterson. QOD. Land In ULO 44, TWP. 37 8. R.. 3 Wcat. Ulrlch Frcdrtcksen et ux to Carl L Fredrlcksen. Deed. Lot 3, Blk. 63, Medford, Harry Hamlah, Tr. to Ormlco Pro ducts, Inc. QOD. N of B, SW of SE, SE Of SW SCO. 0, Tvp 38 S. R. 3 E. Scott V. Davis et al to Etta M. Vawter et al. WD. W, WV4 of SE, NE of BE, 8E Of NE Seo. 38; B4 of SE See. 83: Zi of BE Heo 34, Twp. 33 . R. 3 East. Thomaa J. Boron et ux to Russell O. Coulter. WD. S4 of aft of SE of NW Seo. 33, .Twp. 33 B. R. I W. Alice B. Butler et vlr to Hugh P. Barron. Deed. Land in Seo 40 8. R. 3 East, and NW of SW, HE of SW Seo. 34, Twp 80 B. R. 3 East. D. G, Han scorn et ux to P. L. Vin son et ux. WD. 8E of BE Seo. 0, Twp 35, 8. R. a West. Charles P. BUtch to James M. Can trail et ux. WD. Lot In Jackson ville. Fred J. Dengler et ux to Dwlght C. Horton et ux. WD. Lot In Rogue River, Oregon. ROBKBURG, Ore Oct. (API Plans are under way for a state min ing and geology anaorlatlon aa a re sult of the mining conference here Saturday. The organization, which will have subdivisions In all mineral bearing counties of the stale, will work in co-oneratlon with state and planning commissions but will be Independent of these and other organizations. Among Immediate alms of the as sociation are formation of a state bu reau of mining and addition of an extension course In mining and ge ology to the curriculum og tha state sytem of higher education. TE FOR NEW STATE HOUSE SALEM, Ore., Ot. 8, (AP) The first step In conatrucAon of the new state capltol was completed this week end. Contractor Roy L. Houck removed hla equipment after clearing the site, excavating for the basement, constructing foremen' quarters and enclosing the scene of future build ing activity w)h a high board fence Houck completed hla work In Just three weeks from the time of getting the contract. The ground Is In redi neu now for start of the building ItIf. bids for which will not be opened until late November. llrnwd.r on Tmir NEW YORK. Oct. . (UPl Enrl Browder. the communist candidate for pr.sid.nt who wu detained In Jail at Terra Haute. Ind., to prevent him speaking there, will leave to morrow on a New England spraktnfl tour, communist campaign head- I quarter, bar, announced today. BUREAU OF INI ASSOCIATION AIM (OPNTIEFS i. Bellview BELLVIEW. Oct. 6. (Spl.) The homo extension unit of Bellview met for Its October session at the club house Friday for an all-day meeting. Mrs. Mabel Mack presented the sub ject, "Food for the Child." She used charts to show the relatlvo vulua of needed elements. At the noon hour ! ii luncheon was served by the two j hostesses, Mrs. Alice Pafjel and Mrs. Lan'nl, supplemented by ail ads and desserts. During the business ses sion, Mrs, Carl Henry was elected chairman and Mrs. Mack was chosen as secrotary and treasurer. Mrs. Al bert Arnold and Mrs. I. E. Dread mond Vvere appointed hostesses for the November meeting. Mrs. B. H. Chrlatlleb and Mrs. Metcalf will go to Medford to receive Instruction in the making of salads. Tho Upper Volley Community club will meet at Its club house the sec ond Wednesday of the month, Octo ber 14. Mrs. Sherard, Mrs. Lamklu, Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Con ley will be the hostesses for this meeting, Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Dead mond have Just Installed a new telephone in their home. They purchased the company right and the telephone In strument from Lee Wallls. Bert Peachey, who has been em ployed on special duty at the Ash land reservoir because of fire haeards, la now back at homo. A. A. Snider opened a coffee shop In Ashland on the corner of Second street and East Main. Mr. and Mrs. Snider bought and remodeled the San ford home last spring. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Byrd, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Longstreth, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Moore, Mr. and Mra. B. H. Chrlstlleb and Mr and Mrs. Black at tended the reception given at the Junior high school for Mr. Briscoe and the Ashland teachers. J. O. Barnard of Corvallla, Ore., was calling on old friends In Bell- view the first of the week. Mr. Bar nard Is a former resident of this dis trict. Emmett Carlisle of Stockton, Calif., and Clarence Carlisle of Pittsburg uDiu., were gueais oi tneir grana mother, Mrs. Nellie Carlisle, last ! week, Mr. and Mrs, Edwin Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Longstreth, Mr. and Mrs. Poyer, Richard 0. Joy and Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Williams wore among those attending the 4-H livestock fair In Medford Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Robort Boll are lifting the roof of their house and building dormer windows. They will finish two bedrooms In thla added space. Jack Battling, principal of the Bell view school, wns In an nuto nccldont September 37. Jack was not injured but his mother, Mrs. G, R. Moffat, was seriously Injured and ta now In a Medford hospital. Mrs. Henry Stenrud left lost week with her slater, Mra. Miller of Garde nia, Calif, for Minnesota, where ahe will visit with her mother and other relatives. She will bo gone about a month. The Bellview 4-H livestock club made a splendid showing at the cluo fair In Medford. Six first prlees were taken, five seconds and many more prizes were taken by members of this club. Bob Dawson won two firsts on hla hogs. Melvln Poyer won two firsts on his Jerseys and Marvin Poyer won two firsts on bla aheep. Marvin placed first In the county In the showmanship contest, Richard C, Joy la the leader of this club. Central Point CENTRAL POINT, Oct, B. (Spl I -Marahall Simmons, who came nor directly from the dusi-bowl of Katuas, reports that they draped their windows Inside and out, hun wet blankets over the doors and despite all this, would take up twelve to fifteen pounds of dust from the floors In the morntnft. Mall carriers, traveling men and all who might be caught out, carried dust macks. Sympathy of their many frlenda Is expressed for Mr. and Ma, Edgar F. Bingham, of Medford, 'n the paaalng of their Infant son', aged seven montha, Sept. 26, leaving beside his parents, one brother, Edwin Earl and sifter Alene. Mra. Blngnam Is the daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Earl Heft, of Central Point, and has many other relatives In this locality. Rov. and Mra. Robert C. Lowla were hosts Thursday evening to the Baracca, Phllathea class for the weekly social and business meetings, Mowing which a party was given In honor of Mrs. Maynard Putney, as a farewoll courteay to a valued mom bar of the claaa. Mrs. Putney was the recipient of many gltta. Dainty refreahmenta were aerved at the close of the meeting. Sunday dinner guests at the E. E. Scott home were Mr. and Mrs. Ever ett Scott, of Dunsmulr, Calif., Mr. and Mra. T. A. Marine, Mr. and Mrs, Ijcwls Swarty and Miss Gwendolyn Marine. Andre chomel, who haa been very 111 for the peat eight weeks, 1. .till confined to his bed, but slightly Im proving. All ftlenda are hoping for hla complete recovery. W. L. Crltier. of Turlock, Calif., who has been guest of his sister, Mra. W. P. Ortme and family has re turned to his home. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mlnnlck cele brated their wedding anniversary by having dinner In Medford followed by attending a show, Miillala Youth Mlns PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. . AP) caah prizes of (ISO tor being "the best youns farmer In their respective ,tate.t" went today to Walter Drctier Molalla. Ore., Alexander, Swanta, Chehalis, WaMi . and Howard Annie, Twin Falls, Idaho, Forest Creek FORE3 TCREEK, Oct. 3(Spl.) Miss Hawl Daviea of Myrtle Creek was home for the week end Septem ber 33, Her sister, Susan, accompa nied ner on ner return Sunday to Mvrtle Creok. , Business visitors in Medford Sep tember 3 included: Mr. and Mra. Paul Pearco, Mrs, Pearl Pearce, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Mndsen, Mr. and Mrs. John Black and tamlly. Mrs. Armprlest, Sr., whose hand was bitten by & cat two weeks ago, la Attn having trouble with It. Tb Infection la more serious than m believed at first, necessitating several trips to the doctor. Logging operations were moved ore the mountain from Humbug creek September 20, and immediately cam to a standstill because of the fire huJird. Work was resumed again October 3. Mrs. Nettle Armprlest and ton. Roy, were visitors In Ashland September 2B. Miss Grace Pearce, who la teaching at Keno, was a week-end guest ot Mr, and Mrs. George Pearce Septem ber 38. Work on the Sterling ditch was scheduled to begin today. Mr, and Mrs. Charlie Madsen will camp near the Hartley ranch where Mrs. Mad sea la engaged aa cook for the ditch crew. They planned to leave today or Tuesdnl. Mr. Fletcher of Applegate la fire patrol In this district, making a trip up the creek at least onec. some times twice, each day. Aa additional precaution against fire, two CCO man from Camp Applegate were stationed at' the mouth of the creek checking ell care bound up the creek lart week. A new pupil entered Forest Creek school last week, Klllar Halnee, His pnwmta are cutting wood for W. A. Meedi. The Grange, Koxy Ann Orange A very Interesting program wu given "booster night" at the Orange hall. The Medford Oleemen opened the program, ainglng "Swing Along," winter Song," "Old Man River" and "Bella of St, Marys." Charlea Hoover followed with a short talk on agri culture. Other numbers were: Violin nolo by Frank Suva, Jr., accompanied by Mra. Frank Sllva, Sr.; Orange legislation, Qarreth Ooddard; reading, 'The Mortgage," Mrs. Elsie Hoover; "Advantages ot Being a Granger," Rosa Roberts; dance, Muxlno White; pub licity, A. H, Banwell. During Intormlaslon Mr. Banwell entertained at the piano with sever! musical numbers which were greatly appreciated. Mrs. Mabel Sims the played the grand march to the re freshment tables. Centrtil Point Urange Central Point Orange met In regu lar session October 3. Attendsno was small but very Interesting meeting wss held. Home Economics club anounc4 they had decided to serve a dinner to tho public November t. They plaa to serve turkey and all the gooal things that go with It, Tickets wUl be on sale In a luw days. Legislative committee or the O range presonted the program, which con sisted ot community singing, led by E. W. Brslnard; guessing contest, by Mrs. Fred Banders; solo, by Roberta Psnkey, accompanied by lola Black ford; hsort talk by Professor Jewett; reading by Mra. Free, Sanders; com munity singing, led by Mra. ArnoM Bohnert. Refreshments were served by Mra. Warren Patterson and her commit tee. Entertainment at the table eoo alsted ot singing led by E. W. Brain ant and a toast by Fred Sander. Oold Hill Orange Oold Hill Orange met October 1 with Sams Valley degree team confer ring third and fourth degreea upon 20 candidates, two from Orlffln Creek, five from Sams Valley and 13 ot Oold Hill. Quarterly reports were read. Eighty one paid up members were reported. A committee from th Home Eco nomic club reported that th ne regalia would be ready for next meet ing. Tlie secretary wishes all sales slip turned In, that credit may b had for thorn, Next Homo Economics meeting will be held on October 13 at Mr. Pearl Ferguson's, All blrthda, and wed ding gift for Flora Friend up to that meeting date should be brought or sent. Serving commute for th next Orange meeting will be Mr. Clay, Mrs. Oalbreath. Mis Alio Harper and Ethel Hendorson, A rising vote of thank was ax tended to Sam Valley for their as sistance in the Initiation. Fifty members and 41 visitor war In attendance. ' Pie, coffee and coco were served In the newly decorated dining room upstairs. Credit tor thla Is due th Home Economics club. Booster night program held on September 30 was very successful and enjoyed by all who attended. Th program oonalated of community ainglng. Instrumental music, chalk talka, pautuftUme depleting the sea son., readings and a chorus led by th younger members of the Orsna. There waa also an educational ex hibit on display. Oregon Trade Strong PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 8. (API Dun A Bredstreet Market Aevtaw said today general retail trad In to I area was Melng maintained at an In crroae of 10 to IS per cent over th corresponding period a year ago. Collection war good.