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Newspaper Page TextrEDTOTTD MATL TRTBTTKTC. M"ET)FORD. CmP-flOX, TTTTTRSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1f)36. PAGE ELEVEN Read every ad on this page. You wttl probably find ex actly the things you have been looking for or a sale or trade tor unused articles you may have. Search your attio or store-room you may have find many things others are seeking and be able to realize Immediate cash. If what you want Isn't there advertise for It Tribune Classified ads are Inexpensive effective I Per 'word first Insertion 2c (Minimum ZSc) Each additional Insertion per word 1 (Minimum 10c) Per line per month without copy change .fl-U FOR WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST- -II dog mieaing. call i61fl " WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Elderly lady for light housework and companion to elder ly lady. Some wages. 313 N. Grape. 1EACHER to coach student In ste nography. Box lie. Tribune. WANTED Experienced waitress. Must know bow to type. Phone 131-J. WANTED A cook and wuitress, man and wife preferred. Hotel Ashland WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Experienced shoe sales man for part time work. Give ref erences. Box 665. Tribune. IS THERE in Mcdford or vicinity a man who desires to earn more mon ey? If you have a good tecord and are willing to follow otu Instruc tions, we offer a real opportunity as district representative of a large, old-line life Insurance company. We offer an exceptionally liberal oontraot direct with the Home Of fice, with cash bonus for perform' ance. Personal assistance when necessary from Oregon superintend ent wlthiut cost. Selling expert, ence not required. If you are am bitious and In earnest, address Box 676. Tribune, with reasonable de tails of your record. WANTED Ranch hand for winter Job. Phone 355-R-2. WANTED Boys to sell newspaper? afternoons. Apply Mall Tribune. MALE AND FEMALE WANTED Tomato pickers. Oscar Blackford, Central Point. Phone 14-X-l. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Room, gentleman; no chil dren. Box 656, Tribune. WE WILL PAY best prices for range heaters and furniture. Call 1102-J EADS ds OHRN FURNITURE CO. 38 North Front. WANTED Clean, soft cotton rags at Mall Tribune. WANTED Rifles, good used fuml ture and clothing, nlley's Second Hand store. 112 North Front. WANTED TO BORROW (4500.00. First mortgage, good security. Box 726 Tribune. EMPTY furniture van going to San Francisco, Oct. 10th. wants load for there or way points. Phone 615 Hawlcy Transfer. ??ANTEl bu nary, men's or family Mrs Hufion. pnone I34o-m. WANTED Will pay top prices (or good used furniture, ranges, beat ers, eic HOLBHOOK ft ANDHEWS Fire Hall Bldg 6th St. -Front Tel M. JUNK Highest prices paid foi crass radiators, copper storage osvtenas aluminum and other tnetaia Scrap Iron small or largt iota pipe ana msfmnrry wool anc cot ton rags. innM ubea Oui prices will intorest you. 4 Hides. Pelt Wool Mohnlt Hon sen otd (kk) furniture stoves oouKtt or sold MffJKORD BARGAIN HOUSE WANTED Lnmb wool See the Med ford Bargain House i7 No Urape WANTED You to look at my oat gains almost new clothing (oi all the family 618 E Main HIOHES1 PRICES paid for furniture and household goods. Phone 106J WANT l'O BUY Some good fouog . b.-eeding ewes V J Pnlllppi Hovel - orana Meaturo FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT Small furnished house. 310 Maple street. Phone 913-J. FOR RENT 820: modern furnished . 8 rooms and sleeping porch. Adults. ' ' '526 E. Main. Phone 1203-W. FOR RENT 5-room stucco house garace Apply at 816 So. Riverside Tel 121J-J. FOR RENT 2 small, furnished mod ern bouses. Adults only. 410 Hamll ton. FOR RENT Partially furnished rmm home Phone 132J-W, FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS LEASE One acre garden soil. Irri gated. Fruit and txrr'es Tiro-room house. L-shts. On bsnks of Rogue near Trail. 110 monthly. D. V Millard. "Ron'tedale," Star Route. E.gle Point. Ore. STORES for iesc. Will divide to A suit u-nan't Hotel Allen. OD RANCH !or lease Inquire Mrs Mary Helms. 7 miles south of Ashland at Klamath junction. F0H RENT FURNISHED ROOMS STEAM-HEATED room, ulth private bath, private entrance, on ground floor. 714 W. 10th. FOR RENT Furnished . room, 80S North Holly. FOR RENT Pleasant front room downstairs, to adulte only. S16 W loth. HEATED room, private home tor bus. lness people. 105 Geneva. ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 8 drape. FOR RENT BOARD ROOM WILL, ROOM and board man and wife or two business girls In my home. 324 Mae St. FOR RENT Rooms and board, rea sonable 830 B Main St., Med lord FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Apartment, 334 Apple. FOR RENT Furnished apartment. 618 N. Central. BAfJHELok APARTMENTS, 445 6. Front. FURNISHED, heated apt., private en trance, phone, etc. 018 8. Oaxdale FURIf. APT. 110 Aimond street. FURNISHED lower apartment; adult 846 N. Bartlett. FOR RENT 3 nicely furnished apt. with eleotrlo ounvenlenoee. In quire 805 8o Oakdaie FOR EXCHANGE FOR SALE OR TRADE 2'i-inch wood heater, gaa water neater, ao-gaiion tank, range with colls. 847 East 8th St. TRADE Good coupe for light truok FOR BALE or will trad for good heif er univee. wcaiier piga. tinruiu uruwi, Carkln Orchard, Mldr'r Hoad. FOR EXCHANGE ESTATE -REAL FOR SALE OR TRADE 60 acres tim ber, mostly hardwood, In Butte rails, for Leghorn pullet and cow that will freshen soon. w. Q. Payn. Box 144, Rt. 1, Central Point, close to Blacawel Hill Service Btatlon. 5-ROOM cabin, well located on Rogue river, trade for vacant lota in Med ford. Phone 1438. WANT Small farm or dairy fot Med tord income Boa 8580. rrlbune. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALS Equity in 40-acre ranch on Old Stage road for eaoo. Box 187, 3 miles south of Oold Hill, or write Boa 683, Tribune. FOR SALE OR RENT Ranch! new house, circulator heater; cheap. Inquire 143 Fourth, Ashland. FOR SALE 5-room home; modern; owner. Inquire Monarch Grocery, 1803 W. Main. WHY WENT When you can own a Cory Rom of your own. 707 Oak Street two bedrooms, hardwood floor In liv ing room; new paint. East frdnt. Assessments and taxes all paia, 81360. 8135 down, balance 817 per month, which Includes Interest, taxes and Insurance. This Is an other Loan Company Sacrifice. W. E. THOMAS . . 46 South Central Ave. FOR SALE My equity In one acre with buildings. 340. Will take good cow for part. Mr, wonnoro DeBarr Avenue. OWNER IN TOWN to sell 6-room fur nlshed house In good location. Must sell within week. Phone room ao4. Holland Hotel. FOR SALE Equity In 4 acre. nlce 6-room house, close in. eacrince for quick sale on account of leav ing town; also furniture for sale. 414 Union. EASY TO OWN 5-room all modern house with acreage, auburban. on King's highway; bargain price; looks like new; pay 1375.00 cash balance monthly like rent. Call owner. EARL TTJMY, 810 Liberty Bid. WILL SELL equity In attractive 8 room modern home In one of Med ford's finest residential district; fine lawn, yard, shade trees, or will trade for smaller home in Medford or country. Balance on Home Own ers' long-term, low Interest loan Address owner, Box 491, Mall Trib une. FOR SALE 7 acres, modern house; 1I acres, good buildings; 8 acres, modem house. H. N. Lofland. 335 So. Oakdaie, noon and evenings. FOR SALE or would lease thirteen acres, 6-room modern house. Also mountain ranch close In. Emma Moore, ml. 8. of Talent on high' way. FULLY Improved and reconditioned seven acre tor sale or trade for Portland property Phone 1268 Med ford or E N. Stldd, Ashland Hotel FOR SALE 6 room house on paved street, furnished. 1.950. 8850 caan Call owner. 1518-J or 812-J. FOR BALE By owner, three-room modern home. East Slda 8300 down and 817 per month on baianoa Including Interest Price 6900 on terms. 8750 cash. Call at 118 Wil lamette Ave. 8 AND 10 ACitK tracts Only 610 down. 85 tnontn Mostly tine isvei soli, on pavement. Water and elec tricity 60 ro 80 ACRE tracts Mostly level fine soil, on pavement. Electricity, water. 850 down, 610 month, neat O Pass. Montgomery, owner. Jack son Hotel. Medford. FOR SALE 6-ruora modern bouse In Ashland Trees; near park; five minutes walk from post office 6875 00 1250 00 down, for one week 518 So Oakdaie. WHEN you thlnx )t reai eatat this of BROWN 8i WHITE Houses tot sale or rent, jacksos County Blug ft Loan Ass's. A GENUINE BAROAIK, modern home, living room 18x29 feet, fireplace, hardwood floors, basement with oil burner. 3 bath rooms. 2 -car garage, chicken houses for 3000 bird. Irri gation, also Medford City water. 3 acres of land. Price reduced to M750 for quick sale. Let me show vou the barraln of the valley. C. 8. Butterfleld, exclusive agent. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK PLACE ORDERS NOW for pure White Holland breeding stock. C S. Camp bell, Rogue River, Ore., Rt. 1. FOR SALE Team large burros, har ness and pack saddles, R. 3, Box 44, Midway Road. FOR SALE Team of mares, 8000 lbs.. 8160; 160 Red pullets. 61 each. Farm machinery. R. E. Doe, Rogue River Routs 1, Box 14. FOB SALE Good feeder and weaner pigs, also laying pullet. Phone 403-J-l. FOR SALE Young work mare, weight 1100. Will take good cow or hogs as part payment, J. 0. Hasklt. Table Rook. WE INVITE you to Inspect the beau tiful Brown Swiss cattle at the Phlpps Orchard. Ws now have young bulls for sale. Brown Swiss for more milk. Phone 417. OLOSLNO-OUT SALE Farm and gar den tools, household furniture breakfast set. pressure cooked can. ned fruit and vegetables Oould'S 1 mile south of relent, on highway Tel Ashland S71-R-1. FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE 16 White Leghorn and IS mixed laying pullet. 713 Palm FOR 8ALC 35 Rhode leland Red pullets, 81 eaoh. Six thorobred fantall pigeons, 60o each. Phone 610-R-3. BARRED ROCK CHICKS Wright' Hatonery. pnone bsi-h-i. FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Essex coupe, model '34, 4-oyllnder; one of the good ones, 50. 513 So. Oakdaie, City. FOR BALI CHEAP Equity In 1836 Plymouth deluxe sedan, or trade for lighter car. Box 463 Tribune. FOR SALE Completely recondition ed V-8 sedan, by owner, phone 887-L. 839 West Jackson. 1928 CHEVROLET roadster, good con dition, 675. Clair Wyant. R. F. D. 1. Box 347, Medford, near Adventist school. FOR SALE 1930 Chrysler and Ply mouth demonstrators. Savs up to 6300. Lange Motor Car Co. 88 N Riverside. Tel. 18. USED CAR CLEAN-UP SALE LATE MODELS EASY TERMS 1(33 Ohrysler 6, 6-pessenger ooup 1983 Chrysler 6 sedan. 1035 Plymouth Deluxe sedan. 1933 Chevrolet Deluxe sedan. 1934 V-8 sedan. 1933 Chevrolet coups. 1031 Ford sedan. 1930 Hudson sedan. A good selection of others to choose from. LANGS MOTOR CAR CO, 88 N. Riverside. Tel. 18. FOR BALE DOGS PETS RED CHOW puppies, also Scottles and wire -hairs, 3 miles south on high way. FOR 8ALE MISCELLANEOUS LARGE STOCK on hand of Roofing paper all weight Building paper Sheeetlng paper Felt Plaster board - Corrugated Iron PAINTS All colors at 81.30 per gal. Complete stock of Barb Wire. SEE THE MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE AND SAVE RUMMAGE SALE given by the ladles of the Lions' club, Friday and Sat urday, Oct, 9th and 10th, 414 East Main, next to Roxy Theatre. AMERICAN oll-burnlng circulating heater: largest alee; late model, used 3 months; 160 gallon fuel storage tanks Included, 6100, 66 per month. Call 834-Y. DRY EAR CORN, 830: bring aack. Mike Koger, Sam Valley. FOR SALE Motor bike, rocker, car pet and fireplace screen, 416 Ed wards. - - FOR SALE 8 barrels stove oil, cheap. 1 mile below Gold Ray dam on Rogue River. FOR SALE Ford 1W ton truck, feed grinder .roll mill, farm Implements. Bechtold, Route 3, Box 30, near air port. FOR SALE Dresses snd coats; sizes 14 and 16. Exceptional bargalna Phone 609-L, after 6 p. m. FOR SALE Kitchen cabinet, sewing machine, wicker table, fornery, desks, many other things. 106 8 Orape. FOR BALE Farm Implements and livestock. Box 697, Tribune. LA SALLE Extension University Sales manship course at 680 discount Phone 1147-M FOR SALE Junior size Simmons crib. Good condition. 333 S. River side. TOKAY grapes 3e. Orders taken. Tel 307 evenings. Marie Lange. Central Point. FOR SALE Oata and vetch seed mix ed. 468-J-l. NEWTOWNS Windfalls, jou pick them up. Bring your own eon. talners. Edgevale Orchard. FOR BALE Ear corn or will trade for pigs or leghorn pullets. Chas Isaacs, Crater Lake Hwy FOR SALE One O. E. 7-foot refrig erator, almost new; 6110 discount Phons 1619-J. FOR BALE Snow apples. Red De licious. Bgobel as Day, 8 Fir. APPLES Gebhard's. Central Point, V. mile north Bear creek bridge. FOR BALE Baled straw. W. H Arnold. Rt. 1. Box 397. FOR SALE Cheap, fill dirt. Tel 1534-Y. FOR SALE Hopper tor sawdu' burner with Darrie piste aimoe ew Bargain Cai at Mall rrlbune FOR SALE Oraptr now ripe J A Manfce. 4 miles west of Medford FOR SALE ApPlM Tel 1331 Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Adt fcs 1:80 p. nx MISCELLANEOUS HEREIN, I, the undersigned, state that hereafter I will pay no bill? or for any merchandise purohasea or contracted for In my name oy anyone without an order signed by myself. JAMES L. COOK. CHRISTMAS Is coming. Bo economi cal this year . . , give portraits of yourself . . . Call 329. '.r-.e Keunell Ellis Studio, regarding Xmas Spe cials. A BETTER REBUKE JOB at a saving rrees oarage 801 No central. BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALE Established wholesale business. Inquire 36 Portland Ave. FOR SALE Pool hall. Good business. E. R. Fuller, R. Est. Agency. 1803 W. Main. TRADE) Highway business with In come of 6200 per month, for equity In small ranch. Must be Improved and close In. F. H, Pearson, Ash land, Ore.. Klamath Junction. FOR SALE Restaurant t Tule Lake Cal doing good business, all equip ped. Price 6750. See Heed & Rob. lnson, 49 N. Main St., Ashland, Ore FOR SALE Lease on service station with grocery store and cabins, in Crater Lake highway. Phone 952 PLASTERING PLASTERING, stucco, plain or orna mental; .plaster patohlng 113 So Fir. ROOFING COMPLETE ROOFING SERVICE Composition. Shingles and Built-up roofs. Phone 640 Free estimate Easy monthly payments. ROCIU? RIVER ROOFING CO., 132 West Main. ROOFLNO Bring your roof trouble) applied, pabco products. Ekeraon Paint and Root store, 38 4. Bart lett. Phone 243 BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON COIINTV ABSTRACT CO. ITII.K INStlllANL'k AIISTIIACT8 KbCKOW MUKKAV ABSTKAC7, OO.-AbstracU of title Rooms 8 and a No 83 North Central Ave. upstairs Money to Lend monky . loanku on autos. livestock fuknitukis. bniiokskd NOTES. r;TC We want Co supply foul money need wltnout red tape oi delay HKK IV K rilOMAS MGR. MEUKUKDS OLDEST ANL LARGEST PERSONAL FINANCE COMPANY 46 So Central, (irouno Floor Craterlan rheatei Bldg Lie No B-IS7-M-IBII Phone 180 Transfer. HAWLEY TRANSFER - Expert pact ers and movers special uvestuca moving equipment Prices rignt 819 North Riverside Phone 616 BADS TRANSFER H STUKAUE CO. Office M So Fir Phone 316 Priest right Sorvlce guaranteed RE INKING TRANSFER CO - Long distance oaullng Furniture cattle anything in N Fir Phone 1039 0 Stuart. TRUCKING AND STORAGE Local and long distance naullng, furni ture moving eto Reasonable rates Tel 833 P C Samson Co Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Beard of grain 4. Wlnied . Fitting 13. Genus of the .. blu8 a It. Purport 14. Mettled appearance In mahogany It. Beerudgo 17. One or th. thirteen original states II. Type ot archltecturs St. Seaweed 23. Debata 34. To 21. Behold 2S. Ocean 39. Tenor violin tu Inert gns ot the air SI. Cutting wit It. Pointed writing Instrument IT. Declare 15. Prophet to. Female salntl ahbr. l. Myself 13. Cereal seeds 44. Pasture (or hire (t. Conjunction 47. Mother Oooss character tt. Irregular voter Solution of Saturday's Puzzle A W K wt Wpl D AIR Kj F F c. k RtKMUg Q tew its s eWi Mi "Mil T N AlVIElRpwiA L Kip SC E R A Si gfeife AD3a SIT 52. Small shark 65. Exist 66. Crase 68. Untrained 69. Government levy 80. fl lr I Kin 61. Complement of a hook DOWN 1. Mimic t. Gained at prnei of chance t. ManaKe a vessel 1 i3 ly f i6 7 18 iny ' iiife"i TW'l 'Mm. 25 33 34 ipsrlr M 41 p 42 43 B33'5 ' " 4j So llp 55 p3S ipSc? I I lu.ffiA I I I I t:,.,A I I BUSINESS DIRECTORY The rashlnn ?hop. THE FASHION SHOP 308 O. . Nat'l Bank Building. Dressmaking. Myrtle Andrews, phone 1181, But tons and buckles covered, Expert Window Cleaners. LET GEORGE DO II Tel 1173 House cleaning, floor waxing orl entai rue cleaning snd upholstering LEGAL NOTICES Not Ice In the County Court of the State or Oregon, In and for the County of Jackson. In the Matter of the Estate of Elizabeth Talbot Tomlln, deceased Notice Is Horeby Given that the undersigned has 1 1 led in the n bove entitled Court and matter, his Ptrst and Final Aocount and Report, as executor of the Inst will and testa ment of Elizabeth Talbot tomlln, de ceased, and his petition for sett It ment thereof, and October elttth. 103d. 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 ac count; and notice is hereby given that any and all persons having ob jections thereto are hereby required to file the same with the said Court on or before said time. JOHN R. TOM LIN. Executor of the last will and testa ment of Elluaboth Talbot Tomlln deceased. P. P, PARRBLL, Attorney for Executor Notice of Finn I settlement. In the County Court of the State of Oregon, In and for the County of Jackson In the 'Matter of the Estate of Prut M. Platt, decoased, Notice Is hereby given, that the undersigned has filed his First and Final Account as executor of the es tate of prue M. Platt, deoeaeed, in the county Court or Jackson county. Oregon, and that said Court haa ap pointed Friday, the 0th day of Octo ber. 1936. at the hour of ten o'clock In the forenoon of said day as the time, and the court room of said County court In the Court House Id the City of Medford, Oregon, as the placa 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 said time and place to show cause, It any there be, why said First and Final Aocount should not be approved by the Court, snld estate be decreed to be fully settled, a decree made for the dis tribution of said estate to the person entitled thereto, and said executor discharged from his trust, Dated and first published the I Oth day of September, 1936. M. F. PLATT. ' Executor of the Estate of Prue M. Platt, deceased High School News by STUDENT REPORTERS By Mary Wallace. "The OUent Enemy," a sound-film eplo of the vanishing red men, was presented In the auditorium Wednes day morning under sponsorship of the Latin club. Tlckots were on sale In second pe riod class rooms. Among other thrilling scenes was a romtrkable battle between a bear and a mountain lion. Food Imports Drop. WASHINOTON, Oot. 6. OP) An 11 percent decrease In American Im ports of food products during August was reported today by the commerce department. Food Imports In the first eight months of this year, howover, wore four porcent above the corre sponding period In 1035. Use Mall Tribune want ads. Cross-Word Puzzle 10. Hawaiian food 11. Aromatlo beverage 16. Person addressed It. Subtle sarcasm :0. Close 21. Home of the erl II. Plunder: arch at o 26. Organ of scent 36. Clownish awkward rellowa 37. Beginning 30. For fear that ii. City In Den mark 34 Aromatic principle of violet root If. English street car It. Ancient Jew lih ascetltj 41. Maude KIs kmlden'e stage name 4n. Became 46. Point 48. Any flower of the liia family 49. Rodent 60. Period 61. Palmyra palm 63. Remunerate 64. Kheep 67. Roman weight 4, By I. Flrut name of the Vice President with lien jamln Har rlnon I. In India, an t it! gallon dnm T. Rol(y pin nacle I. Disease of ire 9. Compnnor of "Hule, Britannia' COURT HOUSE NEWS Kuralsned: oj ths Jsokson tvuntj Abstract Oo. Ill ft aistn Street . Marriage Licenses Donald B. Wold and Jane M. Owen, UOTd 8. Leabo and Josephine Casey, Howard Abel and Tlielma Conlev. Louis I. Putman and Olive R. Warner. Edward L, Nlnlnger and Vivian Solo. Qeorgs Oeshcsgt and Oeorg. Oeschgsr and Emllls Booth. CUls T. Jones and Velma J. Fan-ell. Kenneth Taylor and Ruby M. Plathe. William Thorns and Haul Miller. Iradmua F. Starr and Susan Davles. Calvin MoOlelland and Clara Slevere. Probate Court Sadie Stewart McKerscher, deceas ed, probata. H. K. Matthews and I. E. Matthewa assume business namo ot "Arests," manufaoturlng. repairing (ur gar ments. Medford. O. ft. Olennan and 0. W. James, certificate of dissolution of assumed business name of "oratet Fuel and Supply Co." Medford. a, R. Olennan, Charles W. James, Otto 3. Frohnmayer, Incorporated as "Crater ruel and Supply Co.," Med ford, Ore., SS0O0.00 capital. Circuit Court Orchard Park Farms, Ino, vs. James E, Edmlaton at al, for money. Harlan J. Nlsson vs, P. F. Wllooxon et al, foreclosure. Skllnsr's Oarage vs, W. w. Brans, chattel Hen. Real Eitate Tran'fcre Charlea W. Knapp et ux to Dom Inlck Gross et ux, deed, 8W of 8W Sec. S Twp. 403, R. 4E. A. T. Mcllvaln at ux to w. H. Ham ilton et al. W. D.. lot IB and 19, E!4 lots 20, 21 and 22, Mock . Garner It Sabln Second Addition, RoRtie River. Edward T. Hall et ux to Charles E. Ward, W. D.. 2.9 acres In Seo, 90, Twp. S6S, R. 4W. Nellie Tedrow et vlr to Agnes Sturtevant, W. D BV, lota 11 and 12, block 1, Narregan Addition, Med ford. Agnea Sturtevant to Ol.nn O. Tay lor et ux, W, D., BV, lots 11 and 12, block t. Narregan Addition, Medford. Madge Hallett et al to Robert I Foster et ux. deed, BE of NW, W of NE of SW, W14 of NE of NE of SW Sec. 10. Twp. 30S, R. 4W. Harold Hendricks et al to Wm. M Brlggs. deed, lota 14, IS and 16, block "A" Railroad Add., Ashland. in The Grange Lake Creek Orange. . Lake Creek Orange will meet Friday evening, ootober 0. Membera were fortunate to have present at thslr last meeting a rep resentative ot the Beaver Portland cement company, who spoke on ths value of Urns In the toll and trio benefits to be derived from aplylng the proper amount to soils needing It. Other welcome guests were M La Verne Pech and Mrs, Margaret. Nuaabaum. Both assisted with the program, Mrs. Peon as pianist, and Mrs. Nussbaum by giving a reading from Shakespeare which she had memorised at the age of nine. Other numbers on the program were: Reading by Ella Moyer, accor dion muslo by Russ Moore, accom panted by Mary Moore and George Brown; assembly singing, with Mrs. La Verne Pech at the piano; guessing game, led by Mary Moore. Live Oak flrange Live Oak Orange met In regular session October ft. Attendance waa small which waa regretted as we had three visitors from Sams Valley, Mr and Mrs. Emmet Nealon and Mra. Margaret Wilson. Their visit was greatly appreciated aa were also thoir suggestions for good of the order, Leoturer announced that each member la to answer roll call at next regular meeting with an Oregon au thor's nsmo and say some'thlng they have written. Refreshment committee, Mrs. Whipple, Mrs. Suyden and Mra Walt. Next meeting to open at 7:30 H. E. O. to meet Thursday, October 8. at ths home of Mrs Whipple. ENOLEWOOD, N. J., Oct. 8. A-) Col. and Mrs. Chsrles A. Lindbergh, It was disclosed today by friends of Mrs, Lindbergh's mother, Mrs. Eliza beth C. Morrow, have no Intention of returning Immediately to the United States. Mrs. Morrow returned yesterday from a visit with the Lind berghs In England. The friends of Mrs. Morrow ssld she found th Lindberghs enjoying their privacy and said their son, Jon, was strong and healthy and unaware of his parents' fsme. HIGH SCHOOL HEADS TO MEET IN SALEM SALEM, Oct. 8. (AP) Clyde H. Beard, principal of ths Roseburg high school, will preside over the eighth snnusl high school principal.' con ference to be held here under aus pice of th state depsrtment of edu cation October 18 and 17, Superinten dent C. A. Howard announced. High acbool honor societies. In struction of student of low ability, educstlonal and vocational guidance and use of libraries and community resources In Instruction will be the subjects considered. closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads 1 xao p. m. Jacksonville JACKSONVILE. Oct. 8. (Bpl.) The rally of the Crater Lake union of O. E., which waa to hava been held In ths Presbyterian church hers last Friday evening, was postponed at the last moment. Ths Mesrismes Butcher', Trenta and Sanden, motored to Ashland last Thursday on a business trip. Little Donald Wendt got In ths way of a swing In action at ths school house and had a gash out In his forehead which necessitated five stitches being taken. There la a movement on foot to organise a Olrl Scout troop here. There are over 40 girls who wish to Join one and leaders are being sought, Due to Illness In ths Meteger fam ily. Mrs. Metzger la unable to con tinue with the local correspondence (or this newspaper and Is turning It over to Mrs. O. O. Sanden, who will appreciate It very much If any one who has any news or announcements to make will communicate with her. There waa quite a grass firs noar the Venable home last week, which had gained Considerable headway be fore It waa extinguished. Little Joyce Metzger haa had to be absent from school the past few weeks on acoount of rheumatism but la Improving. The first mooting of the year ol the local P.-T. A. was held In the school house last Friday afternoon, with ths president, Mrs. Rsva Hens peter, presiding. Ths following pro gram waa carried out! Song, 'Amer ica,' first grade) flag salute and songs: violin solo by Oenovleve Kent, accompanied by Marjorle Kent read lng, Russell Molntyre: two-piano so los, Jaok Foster. An sxcellent Olrl Scout talk, wss given by Mrs. Motto) Sims of Medford. Vooal solo by Do lores emote. After ths program, short business meeting waa held, at which oommltteoa tor the year wore appointed and at the close light re frcshmcnta were sorved. One evonlng recently the majority of the Btudents In ths high school motored to the Southern Oregon ex pertinent station near Talent and looked throug the large telescope there while Professor Reimer ex plained the constellations and mys teries of tho heavens. The students felt that It was a very profitable and enjoyable evening. Last Friday the football team ot the Junior high school of Medford plnyed the new Jacksonville team ond was defeated, n-o. Last Sunday a donksy baseball game waa p 1 1 y e d on tho school diamond between the Orange and the high school. A good-sired crowd was presont. The Orange won the game, 0-7. Ths Jookass derby, which wss held at the end of the game was won by the high school. A falr-alsed crowd attended the covered dleb supper held September 30, boster night. The following program was put on: Debate, "Re solved, that the Home Economlos club should turn sll their funds over to the Orange." The affirmative waa ably represented by I. A. Dow and Carl Nledormeyor and the negative by Henry Conger. The nogatlve sldo won. Honry Nledermeyer gave a very olevor reading. "What to Do With an Electrical woman," followed by games and group singing. Roger Card, whose hoadquarters ara now In Ashland, spent the week end at his home, Mr. and Mra. L. Coke of Alpaugh. Calif., have been visiting at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Oall Culy, of Medford the past week. Mr. Coke, who left for his home Sunday night, spent part of' his time visiting his three sons John, Alfrod and Robert, who are working In a logging camp at Bly, Ore. Mra. Coke will remain hers for awhile longer. There wore 70 persons present last Sunday at the Presbyterian Sunday school here, but there Is still room for more and a cordial Invitation Is extended to all who do not attend elsewhere. A splendid Junior choir of about fifteen voices has been or ganized In the church, and alng dur ing the services every Sunday morn ing. Sunday school la at 10 a. m., and church services at 11 a. m. Ths local O. E. held a petty at tne church last Friday evening. Toio TOLO, Oct. 8. (Spl.) Mrs. T. A Muse and eon, Al, made a round trip to Olendale October 1. Tracy Muse and comrade, O. E. Popplln accompa nied them over and remained to visit H. M. Bunyard and the Buasell family for a few days. On Wednesday, October 14, at 8 p.m., a meeting will be held In the school bouse to vote on ths school budget. A regulsr meeting of Tolo Commu nity club will be held In the club rooms Thursday, October 8 at 2 o'clock. ' Edward Inmann and Donald Apple gate motored to Chlloquln 8unday. On the return trip thoy stopped In Klamath Falls snd visited Mr. and Mrs. Ennls Orable. They came back via Crater lake. Ralph Rawson and family of Ash land were guests at the C. A. Tharp home Sunday. Ouy Ollson, who spent the summer at ths veterans' hospltsl near Rose burg. Joined his wife and grandson hers September 27. Mrs. Ollson and grandson helped In the tomato har vest at Tolo Gardens. They left October 2 for San Diego, Calif., where they will visit Mra. Ollson's daugh ter. Later they will go to Arizona to spend the winter, hoping the climate there will benefit Mr, Ollson. They plan to return here In the spring. Use Mall Irlbun want ads. Bs5SsiBWig,BS Griffin Creek OR1FFIN OREEK, Oct. 8, (SoM Mr. and Mra. Chllds and family ro- turnea Btinoay after spending the wook end at Oresosnt Olty with rela tives. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lovell ana fam ily motored to Oranta Pass September 27 and spent the day visiting rela tives. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Wht end tsm- lly and Mr. and Mrs. Omar Webber motored to Grants Pass September 27. Oeorg Hurd ha enrolled In th Ashland normal snd attends school three days a week. The next extension unit meatlrut will be October B at th home at Mrs. Barker on Rings highway. Ths project for th day will b sale- making. Mrs. Fred Christian and dauth- tore were dinner guests Wednesday at Mrs. D. M. Brown. Orover Isaacs returned horn Sen tember 27 from a hunting trip II tha Klamath country, bringing a fin big buck. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde SturtlU. aa. oompanled by friends from OlendalS), onjoyed a hunting trip In Klamath county, bringing home two fin bucks, Mr. snd Mrs. J. D. Brown and daughter, Mr. and Mra. McCarty and Mrs, Logan attended Orange at Gold Hill Thursday evening. Mr. and Mr. Mccarty, with 18 others from Oold Hill and Sams valley, wer Initiated In the third and fourth degrees. - Tne young people's Sunday school class held a meeting Friday evnln at the 0. M. White horns, Alter th meeting games were enjoyed. Many of th young folk attend the football game Saturday after- noon. Mis Ardla Oasad spent Sunday with home folks, -.,- c. M. White and Mr. and Mrs. Omet Webber left Sunday for Klamath Falls to work in tlx potato fl.ld. f- CLIMAX, Oct. 8. (Spl.) Mrs V101 Corns toe k transacted business 1b Medford on Friday, George McLaln moved some furni ture from Climax last Week. He was accompanied by Luther Day. . . Roberta and Norma Jean Wert ot Central Point spent the week end at their horn here. Everett Orlssom ha rturnd to Central Point after having spent a lew days her eprouotlng I prop erty her from forest fin. Mrs. E. Wlnnlngham and small daughter et Olendale, Or., return! to her horn Friday after visiting bv mother here the past week. L. H. Werts went to Medford Mon day. Phil Waits of Medford spent th week end as a guest of Mr. and Mr. L. H. Wertg. . Congratulation ar extended . to Mr. and Mra, Henry Slover, who w married last week. Th brld, DM Alene Oold, spent mos of her lift here, Claus and Floyd Charley of Brown boro hav been loklng after thtr oattla In this Motion. ' Central Point CENTRAL POINT, Oot. 8, (Spl.) I. E. Higginbotham, who recently purchased the Ansel Walker farm Jut north of town, haa moved his family from the Willow Springs district to their new home. Mr. and Mrs. J. Douglass of Enum claw, Wash., arrived Sunday for visit of a few days at th Maps horn. Among ths new arrivals to loeat In Central Point during th paa few weeks are! Mr. and Mra. O. H. Adama and granddaughter, Norm Jean Blmmonda of Stontngton, Colo.; Mr. and Mra. M. A. Hawkins and daughter, Georgia Lee, from Missouri and Mr. and Mrs. Matt Neathmmr of Rogue River. Mr. Neathammer ha a position as county truck dr1vr, with Mile Tethrow, Tha meeting place for th monthly Berean Blbta class hss been changed from the home of Mrs. Ouy Teg t that of Mrs. Louis Crimes on Thurs day. October 8. Friends pleas not that the Grimes fsmlly hav moved from their country home to the Boa well residence In south Central Point. All ara looking forward to fin at tendance, aa thla Is an Important meeting. The Harry Chase. ranch has been sold to Mr. snd Mrs. Sandvlg, who are recent arrivals In the valley. Mr. and Mrs. James Booth hat purchased th John Ross ranch. Sanrord Richardson, who 'we In jured In a motorcyole accident several days ago, la slowly Improving. Quest at th P. D. Lofland hen ar Mr. and Mrs. Oeorg Lofland. who recently cam from eastern Ore ton and purchased a farm near Orant Pass, where they will reald. Jloslng time for Too Late to Cl- slfv Ada Is 1:80 p. m. ' Direct Reduction LOANS ON HOMES In Medford District Seasonable Intersit FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSN. OF MEDFORD 27 No. HOLLY St. Climax