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Newspaper Page Textr , arFCnFOTCn MATL TKTBTTnE. iEDFOKD. OKEOOy, SrXDAY. OCTOBER IS, 1935 PAGE ELEVEN 4 1 ... II WANTED-MI30ELLANBODS I IfOR BAT.gBff.AT. ff.RTATR I FOR SATRPOITTTRV i vnn mtg ! oner. nn " tt m u sh m d m t- rr I I u uuu ruuui ijfto-u. i Kfirnnn rronm orwi vjii. nu near. Miirsi. t tin tiLaea nua j.irvitnnvi - - - . suvsju wvr uv u u i i r- i i iKiiim Read ever; ad on thta page. Vou will probably tlnd ex actly the things you nave been looking tor or a sale or trade (or unused articles you may bave. Search your attic or store-room you may nave find many things others are seeking and be able to realize Immediate cash If what you want isn't there advertise (or It Tribune Classified ads are lnexpe nsi ve-e If e ctl ve I per' word first Insertion (Minimum 23c) Each additional insertion per word ...... (Minimum 10c) per line per month without copy chance ... ..... $1.25 FOE WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST Billfold containing currency, business cards, operator's license and receipts made to Philip Morris. "t Reward. Return to Tribune. LOST- -If dog missing, call 161B y WANTEDFEMALE g gLP .aw a m ...nw,... tn t Ira rtir. nf children at their own home for bout 12 days. Refs. required. Phone 1123, Sunday. ADDRESS OUR CARDS Good pay, dignified, easy work. Send stamped addressed e n v elope. Dept. 104. ZABEL INSURANCE, Arlington, Cal. JddRESSERS for Postcard campaign. Good pay. Steady work. Everything supplied. Stamp brings details. Belle Company, Dept. 9, Santa Monica, Cal. WANTED Experienced girl for gen ' eral light housework, plain cooking: adults. Steady or part time. 318 West Jackson. WANTED Olrl or woman to keep house. Apply evenings, e32 Reddy. WAITRESS WANTED Must be neat and courteous. Box 629. Tribune ViAVI Ambitious woman to qualify for Vlavl Dealer, whole or part time. Phone or wrlto fcr appoint ment with Mrs. P. 8. Gannett. Port land manager, who will be glad to meet Vlavl friends, users and pros pective dealers. Hotel Medford October 19, 20, 21. WANTED A cook and waitress, man and wire preferred. HOtei ftsninnq WANTED MALE HELP eraduate, to lenrn trada. 135 West Main St. WANTED Thoroughly experienced furniture man capable o( taking charge 01 iurnuure .iej)Biiuin m rionat-rmanf at-ft? P. flaVA HETP. eXDCrl- ence and salary expected. Box 2718. Tribune. MAN, reliable, to become an automo bile and accident claim eajuswr m vnnr t.nrrit.orw. insu.-mce exoen- ence unnecessary. No selling. Write Associated Adjusters, box io.-i-Mllwaukee, Wis. MAN WANTED Supply customers with famous Watktns Products In established, earnings average 25 weeKlV, pay hiutis mmicmowv. Write J. R. Watklns Company, 45o HolUa St., Oakland, California. SALESMEN Sell Calendars. Com nlata linn .11 KWPK. IncllldlnS JUm bos: beau, subjects. Evtry business prospect, Samples Frl filming Calendar Co., 6543 Cottage Groce. Chicago. WiMTim Thorouahlv experienced hardware man capable of taking charge of hardware aepartment iu department store. Give nge, experi ence and salary expected. Box 2717. Tribune. WANTED Man to run small orchard and raise turkeys; also man to cut wood and mine. Inquire Sams val ley 8tore. WANTED Boys to sell newspaper afternoons Apply Mall tribune. WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Silk quilting. 138 8 Holly. WORK WANTED by middle-aged sin gle rr.?.n: experienced milker and teamsicr. H. E. Royse, Midway Four Corners. LADY wishes hour or dey.wui. Fhone 293-Y, WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Feed or pigs, 40 lbs. and up. Thos. Stanley, erownsooro. .v INVENTIONS- INVENTIONS Wonted suitable na tional distribution. 8end full de tails. Roy C. Burns. Hotel Mult nomah. Portland, Oregon. WANTED To lease or buy small acreage. Address S, Colwell. 445 8 Front. WANTED From 10 to 20 acres. Some must be river or creek bo! torn land. Must produce clover, corn or alfalfa Write C .C. Hoover, Rt. I Box 221. Lomlta. Cal. HAVE CLIENT who owns iot 100x100 splendid location for warehouse 01 business will consider Dulldlug I'Jr . suitable tenant. Box 688. Tribune WILL BUY OR LEASE ranch, around 125 acres, stocked and equipped Write Star Route Box 18 or tele Phone 523-R-l. Ward. 'E WILL PAY best price for range, heaters and furniture Call U92-J EADS iSi OHIiN FURNITURE CO 38 North Front. WANTED Rifles, good ued fumi ture ana clothing. Iiiieys Secona , Hand store. 112 North Front. v.vm y.'u t ,,K si my oai ;itit;,iog Col all he faxuuy, di WANTED Laundry, men's or family Mrs Huson. Phon 1346-M. Wanted Lams wool Bee lb, Med ford Bargain Bouse n Wo lirap EMPTY furniture van going to Sab Francisco, wants load for there way point. Phone 61S. Hawley Transfer. WANTED - Will pay top prices tor good used furniture, ranges Heat ers eto HOLBHOOK & ANDREWS Fire Hall Bldg 6th st.-Frout Tel Ml JUNK Hlgbest prices paid (oi orasa radiators copper storage oa.terlu aluminum ana other metai Scrap Iron small or large iota pipe ano machinery wool allc cot ton tags. Inn.! ube Out prices wtll Interest you Bides Pelt. Wool Mohair Household oods. furniture stove oougtt or told. MEDKORD BAtiOAIN BOUSE H1GHES1 PRICES paid tor furniture and household goods Pbone 1063 FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS K)R RENT Furnished heated room. ciose in. lao Laurel. Phone 934-L. FOR RENT Large sleeping room close In. 20 a Fir. FOR RENT Sleeping room for young man. Very reasonable. 226 Cot tage St. ROOM FOR RENT In exchange for housework. Meals If desired. 17 S, Peach. LARGE housekeeping room, 1.S0 per fn. o.i . central. ATTRACTIVE; rooms 404 s Orape. FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT 2-roora cottage; shower, toilet, hot and cold water, garage, fuel, electricity, gas furnished. Adults. Valandra Hotel, Central Point. MODERN, furnished 4-room house: flowers and fruit; water paid. 853 W. 2nd. FOR RENT 7-roora furnished houe, 124 Lincoln. 4-ROOM house, 9; water paid. Tel. 1688-Y. FOR RENT Small furnished house, Inquire 300 s. Oakdale. FOR RENT 4-room cottage, unfur nished. 943 Murry Ave. SMALL furnished house, 134 S. Ivy. FOR RENT B-room house. 19 Crater Lake Ave. FOR RENT o-room modern house, good location. Inquire Monarch grocery, 1803 W. Main. FOR RENT APARTMENTS 3-ROOM furnished apartment: llghce, not and cold water; adults; private bath. 912 S. Oakdale. FURNISHED small apartment; adults. 604 W. 10th St. FOR RENT Furnished 618 N. Central. FOR- RENT BOARk ROOM WANTED One. or two gentlemen to room and board. Excellent meals Close In; reasonable. Garage. 232 S. Grape. FOR RENT Rooms and board, rea sonable 320 E Main St. Medford FOR EXCHANGE FOR SALE or trade for furniture, one fine Roth violin with bow and leather case: slide trombone, E-flat and baritone horns. Mr. L. W. Tame, Talent, Ore. TRADE Good coupe for light truck or pickup. Phone 616. FOR BALE or will trade for good heif er calves, weaner pigs. Harold Orowl Carkln Orchard. Midway Road. FOR EXCHANGE ESTATE REAL EXCHANGE Beautiful modern bungalow with two acres of beat valley land, paved road. Want ranch. ALSO High class small lunch room, doing excellent business. Want city home. THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE No. 7 N. Bartlett St. Phone 1496. TO EXCHANGE in Alberta. Canada, 560 acres of wheat land. 400 under cultivation, lying on Red Deer river: 8-room house, and fenced; on good graded road, 5 mile from a town with 4 elevators. Old age and Ill ness Is reason. Route 3 Box 446, Medford, Ore. A. Bishop. FOR SALE or trade for smaller place, 54 acres. Box 605, Tribune. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 80 acres blue-grass pas ture, inquire ciaus Kieinnammer, Jacksonville. 40 ACRES near Medford, Improved trade for city and assume. For Rent Improved acreage. A, P. FLOWERS, 112 Eaat 13th 8t. FOR SALE OR TRADE 4-room house. and batn. screenea-in porcn. piai tered, cement foundation, good gar age, fruit and berries; lot 60x180 A nice little home, only 1200; terms. Would consider car as part payment. L. O. PICKELL 304 E. Main. Phone 365. FOR SALE 15 acres on Midway road 5 miles irom iwuuiuiu; vw, viwi,, house, small barn. Price 11350; terms. See or phono Clarence Pierce, Medford, 617-L. BEAR CREEK ACREAOE 6 Acres. Bear Creek oottom soil, new 4-room house, good well, barn garage, chicken house. This Is the best buy we have In Bear Creek soil. Total prloe 11500.00. Good terms. ALSO 4-Room modern home located Just off Main street on laigt lot, at tractive. Total price H200.00; ex cellent terms. At CUt Super Service Station pumping good gallonsee. we" lorawa, pnwu nKu.. If Interested In a good proposition ask us for further details. CHARLES A. WINO AGENCY. INC 109 B. Main St. Phone 72 IP YOU are wanting to buy or tell . ?, n.t-inA real esuiie. sc. u j nvw.h Main. Phone 365 FOR SALE 4 seres fine corn fodder In field. Leaverton, u ' " " Talent. 23-ACRE NUT AND FRUIT FARM Borders stream, good soil, ha bear ing trees, walnuts, cherrlea, peach... good varieties; 6-room bouse with bath, electrlo lights, telephone, city and spring water, doume garage, barn, good road and near post office. Elmer Helms, Box 791 Dallas, Oregon. K1H SALR MT eoultv In A -room modern house, close In. 135 Tripp. FULLY Improved and reconditioned seven acre for sale or trade for Portland property Phone 1266 Med ford or E N Stldd. Ashland Hotel SMALL furnished home fur sale at a bargain. If you have a good 6-room bouse for sale, give me the dope on It. Strictly modern home, will take smaller home as part payment, low rate of Interest on balance. Oood home to exchange for a good country property. 32 Bores of commercial pears, you can steal this and I will keep you out of tall. Small tract of good land, very fine home, will exchange for a good 6 or s-room nungaiow. C. S BUTTERF1ELD Medford Center Building FOR SALE By owner, three-room modern borne. Bast Sid (300 dowu and 617 per month on Daianoo Including Interest Price 1900 on terma. 6750 cash. Call at 118 WU lamette Ave. WHEN you think Jt real saute think of BROWN fc WHITE FOR SALE 8 room house on paved street, furnished $1,950. I860 catn Call owner, 1519-J or 873-J. HOUSES tor sale or rent, itckaon County Blog it Loan Ass'n A GENUINE BARGAIN, modern home, living room 18x29 feet, fireplace, hardwood floors, basement with oil burner. 3 bath rooms, a -car garage chicken houses for 3000 birds. Irri gation, also Medford City water. 2 acres of land. Price reduced to 14750 for quick sale. Let me show you the bargain of the valley O S Butterfleld. exclusive agent. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES REDUCTION IN OOOD USED CARS Save that after expense with a well conditioned used car. '38 WILLYS COUPE. Cannot be told from a new one. '35 HUDSON SEDAN. Carrlea a new car guarantee. '36 TERRAPLANE SEDAN. Perfect condition In every respect. '34 FORD COUPE. Haa had excellent care. '33 CHEVROLET MASTER SEDAN With trunk. In A-l condition. '39 PACKARD ROADSTER. Quality ana long me. Tno prloe la right. '28 CHEVROLET SEDAN. '28 BUICK COUPE, and many other low priced cars to choose from. JERRY YOUNG 30 So. Riverside. Phone 169 Open evenings and Sundays. DON'T BUY ANY NEW CAR UNTIL YOU SEE THE 1937 HUDSON TERRAPLANE. COMING SOON. 1935 BUICK Sport Coupe; tires, fin ish, motor all in fine condition. Priced below book. SKINNER'S GARAGE 143 So. Riverside. . Bulck, Ponttac Sales and Service. Q.M.A.C. Terms, 1933 DODGE DeLuxe Sedan. Perfect In every way. A Blue Seal Used Car with a written guarantee, $546. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth Dcalcra. 113 8. Riverside. USED CAR SPECIAL 1936 Studebaker President Sedan. 8.000 miles. Haa overdrive, hl'.l holder, radio, heater. Come In and see It. Also Used Cars and Trucks of all popular makes, priced to sell. SANDERSON MOTOR CO. BUICK 4 -door sedan, 1936 model, good as new; $900, all cash. 138 Almond St. 1939 PLYMOUTH 4 -door aNlan; good condition. (235. see Eeller, Gro ceteria No. 1. FOR SALE 1936 Chrysler 8 sedan, run only 8.000 miles, at a Big Sav ing. Lange Motor Car Co, 88 N. Riverside. , CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH USED CAR TRADE-INS 1935 Chrysler 8 Touring Sedan. 1935 Pontlac 3-door Sedan. 1935 Plymouth DeLuxe Touring Se dan. 1933 Chryaler 8 8-pasaenger Coup 1933 Chevrolet DeLuxe Sedan; I wheels. 1934 Ford V-8 Sedan. 1933 Chevrolet Coupe. 1931 Ford Sedan. 1934 Ford 3-door Sedan. 1933 Ponttae 8 Sedan. Some older models Real Cheap LANGE MOTOR CAR CO. 38 N. Riverside. Tel. 18 FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Young pigs. L. M. Russell Rt. 4, Box 10, Woodrow Ave. FOR SALE 3 Ramboulllet bucks, W. E. Butler, Eagle Point and Browns boro road. FOR SALE Cows, heifers, turkeys, chicken and Ford pickup, or trade for small business or acreage. In quire Livingston Serv, Bta., Gold H1U. FOR SALE Weaner Plus. M. F, Young, Central Point. Tel 14-XX-2. FOR SALE Cow, Just freifi. and lay ing pullets. Phone 403-J-l. FOR SALE 15 dairy coxa. 10 helfere. 100 White Leghorn pullet, ready to lay; four horses and farm Im plements. A. Hoffman, Provolt, Ore., on WlUlams creek. FOR SALE One pony and one cow Geo. LaSalle, Esgle Point, Box 47 Route 1. FOR SALE Young Guernsey bull. Inquire Texaco Station, Centra Point. FOR SALE Light team farm mare, cheap. Paclile hlghwa7. mile south Phoenix. Noah Chandler. FOR SALE Cow with heifer calf; two A-l Jersey heifers; 9-month's old Jersey Bull. Louis Coiver Phoenix WE INVITE you to inspect th beau tiful Brown Swiss cattle at the Phipps Orchard. We now nave young bulls for sale. Brown 8wM for more milk. Pbone 417. CLOSINQ -OUT SAuaV-Farm and gar den tools, nousehoid furniture oreakfsst set pressure cooked can oed fruit and vegetables Ooutd t I mile eoutb of rsient, on ntgbway Tel. Asniand (71-B-l. FOR SALE Red pullets, 6 mos. old. Hurst, Old Stage road. Jacksonville. FOR SALE 75 White Leghorn pul- ieu tt 4nonms oia, nan-on strain 81.00 each. M. W. Maxwell, Talent, Ore. FOR SALE DOGS PETS FOR SALE Male toy fox terrier Price $3.00. 695 Terrate St., Ash land. FOR SALE Beautiful blue, male Great Dane. Phone 1616. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 6 yards of hand woven coat material, rnone ii:io-h. FOR BALE Roll-top desk and chair. oua D. Kewcown. FOR SALE; One surgeon's operating iHDie, one surgeon a operating cnalr. Apply Dr. M. B. Shaw, Ashland, Ore. LARGE STOCK on hand of Roofing paper all weights Building paper Sheeting paper Pelt Plaster board Corrugated Iron PAINTS All colors at $1.20 per gal Complete stock of Barb Wire. SEE THE MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE AND SAVE. FOR, BALE Grapes. I'o lb. Orchard, Griffin creek. Geary FOR SALE 2 new Spirilla sample Snrments. rleautlful models. Slzo 0. Mrs. Potter, Hotel Medford. SLIGHTLY USED large 6-room Estate neatroia on. Bargain. 113 Tripp. FOR SALE Washing machine, bed. springs, cot, table and chairs. A. Walter, Oak Grove road. FOR SALE Body fir; price right: quick delivery. 824 S. Nowtowu. BOY'S OVERCOAT (age 9-10), grey tweed, all wool, thoroughly cleaned. In excellent condition. Phone 444 Saturday; I194-Y Sunday. CIRCULATING HEATER, coal. 422 8. Ivy. wood or FOR SALE Marlln 12-guage pump gun, good condition, $12; 325 South Riverside Ave. FOR SALE Blltwcil davenport and chair. Call 668-Y. LARGE c grade Newtowns, 50o per lug. Bring containers. Winter Nells pears, 60 per lug Bring containers. BEAR CREEK ORCHARD. LARGE PLANER BLOCKS from the Big Mill, only $4.45 per load. Tel. 333. Central Point Wood Yard. FOR SALE 1 10-volt, 1500-watt Koh ler automatic power and light plant, capacity 40 40-watt lamp:. A-l con dition. Priced to sell at $376. Sea Carburetor and Electric Service, No 6th and O St., Grant Pat Tel. 127 FOR SALE Small cook etcve. heatei bed and sprlnga. 808 W Main. APPLES Jonathans, Delicious. Snlta. enbergs and Newtowna. Ala Vla'.i reciting House. SAVE JAVE Wallpaper, all 1936 patterna 1-3 off. Pittsburgh Paint Store, 132 W Main. SPECIAL PRICES on potatoes and onions for your winter supply Peerless Mkt. Phone 803. Free de livery. GOAT milk and cneese. Jungfrau Goat Dairy, Rt. 4, Box 64. Tel. 437-J. FOR SALE h'jppei for sawdus' burner wltb battle plate Aimoe' new Bargain Oai al Mall rrlhune FOR SALE Apples rel IS'i-L Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Olrdlt S. Oriental obei sance; va Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle S UK PEgjE W1E RBaOWlE illlE i 1mAeilea I TIE M MP R E VA I L S rmo t qKmET o d)y m Uk o wiifn r m m, A R 1 AlERfSACRA WiNPR ATpiQIL N EEDYgNEi6A6E J.U bilk E JJR A PDEiEVERlLRQ.M QlE 1 R III S IE IE IS Ml ClE IN T riant Famous Eng- 10. iinn mur derer It. Medicinal plant It. Legal proof of bel riff licwhert 16. Dry 17. Securttj for a loan It Continent SO. Velocity 21. Baga 23. tilrfc 24. Pen point 36. Former court hearings 3L Intolerant of delay St. Whole . tt. Chum 57 Minimum 60. Dwell 64. alascuilna name 66. Tlcklei 68. Animal In- closure 61. Beaten weigh- trig machine 70. Observed 7L Waste allow- - ance .71. American Indian 71. Rodent DOWN I. Pouchei t. Lopsided 37. Wild olum SS. Winged ee6 39. Arrow 4L Grind to ethar 41. Clones 44. Within 46. And tent BUlTlX 41. Light bed 4. Apart 60. Thone who follow oretly It. Sumptuoui meal 64. Waterinf plac ' 2 3 4 f;if5 I6 I7 Q I? Wf k' a '3 ' lfc h iM: &kr ILtfifL lr " IulU UJi iii JiM um. aiZ. 155 H S8 iZ (,3 MisoELLANEODs ' PARf MT YU PATIflM FOR SALE Grapes now ripe J A Manke 4 mile west of Medford BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALE Half Interest in good thriving grocery business located In the heur; of the city of Medford. Box 2074, Tribune. FOR SALE Lease on service station and grocery and cabins, on Crater Lake highway. Phone 463 between 9 a. m. and 6 p. m. LOOKING for a bustness? We bave good restaurant, barber and beauty shop, several filling stations, tout. 1st camps. Call or write for de acrlptlve list. Tengwald Agency. 135 W. Main. SERVICE STATION, store end house for sale or. trade. Corner Mldwuy and Old Paclflo highway. TRADE HlRhway business with In come of $200 per month, for equity in small ranch. Must be Improved and close In. F H. Pearson. Ash land. Ore,. Klamath Junction. ROOFING COMPLETE ROOFING SERVICE Composition Shingles and Built-up roofa Pbone 640 Preo estimate Easy monthly payments ROUUfi. RIVER ROOFING CO.. 133 West Main. ROOFING Bring your roof troublet to us Old roofs repaired, oew roofs applied Pnbco products. Ekeraon Paint and Root Store. 38 4. Barb lett. Phone 343 PLASTERING PLASTERING, stucco, plain or orna mental; plaster patching. 113 So Fir. EDUCATIONAL DIESEL The most promising future for young men today. Let Adcox Portland, Oregon, propare you for Big Pay Diesel Jobs now open Recognized as a leader by national authorities. Earn board and room while lenrntng. Write P. O. Box 600, Medford, Oregon. MISCELLANEOUS , CARE FOR CHILDREN in your home. Competent woman. Afternoon or evening. Tel. 596-R. NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS Adams Pastry 8hop. 419 Eaat Main, Is featuring HOME-MADE PIES. CHRISTMA8 Is coming. A photo graph carries with It the giver's per. sonaltty. Saves money tool Our Xmas specials are now on. Call 320 the Kennell Ellis Studio. A BETTER REBUKE JOB at a saving Frees Oarage 801 No Central. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Expert Window Cleaners LET GEORGE Do"tt7" Te'lTTm House cleaning, floor waxing, or! ental rug cleaning and upholstering JACKSON COUNTY AHSTIUCT CO. TITLE INSURANCE Alls III ACTS ESCROW MURRAY ABSTRACT CO Abstract of Title. Rooms 3 and 6. No, 33 North Central Ave., upstwlrs. The Fashion Shop THE FASHION 8HOP Dressmaking and Remodeling. Button and Buckles covered. 308 U B. Nntlonsl Bank Bldg. To). 1181. Myrtle Andrews. Cross - Word Puzzle SI. Protuberant part or caik 37. Capita! 06 Italy tS. Arabian country 39 Resources 10. Frivolous or bantering talk tL Eternity tt. Under: poetls 34. Zeal 3& Kti dures 3ft. Outbuiiutnrs 40. Periodic mo tion of tht ea 41 Huite wave it. Inflict 47 Prickly pear 60. 8 tens 61. Tributary ef the Ohio river 61. Short vigor ous contest! colloq. 66. Agreement r6. Winglike b Greek portico ft. Htng sharply 6L. Genus of the Virginia willow M. Wild animal 63. Anglo-Saxon slav 66. Device for cat rhlng 67. Shelter I, Bottom of the foot 4. Capital of Montana 6. Perched 6. Malt liquors 7. Italian coin 6, M.-llevRl headdress: corrupted pel 1 1 tig 6. Lacteal 10. Third king of Judab 11. Opposition 12. Seod covering 13 Ground grain 16. Kntrances 22. UrlRtla MONEY LOANED ON AUTOS, LIVESTOCK FURNITURE. ENDORSED h'nl'tii L"vr We want to supply your money needs SFK W. B. THOMAS MGR. MEDFOKD'S OLDEST AND LARGEST PEHSONAL FINANCE COMPANY 45 So. Central. Ground Floor Craterlan Theater Bldg. Lie. No. 8-167-M-183. Pnone 139 Transfer. HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert paok. era and movers. Special livestock moving equipment. Prices right 619 North Riverside. Phone 615. EADS TRANSFER 4s STORAGE CO. Office 36 So. Fir. Phone 315. Prices right. Service guaranteed. REINKINO TRAN8FER CO Long distance naming. Furniture, cattle anything, m n. Fir. Phone 1038 C. Stunrt. One of the boat potrlotlo celehra tlon In years will be staged In thla city November II, according to plana reveaiea at Tuesaajr night' meeting of Medford Post No. 18, American Le gion. Cass Wymore, general chair man of the celebration committee, outlined the schedule and all Indi cation point to a highly aucceaaful program. Plana are under way to put on an outstanding parade thta year under direction of Col. w. H Paine, and many local organisations and business firms are preparing to present attractive entries In the varl oua dlvlalona. The annual military ball In the ovenlng will climax the day' events and special music by an outstanding orchestra of wide rep utation will be a feature. All southern Oregon cltlrens are cordially Invited to celebrate with the world war veteran In Medford No vember 11. A report of the Dsndon relief com mute waa made at the meeting by Lee Oarlock and Earl Foy, who ac companied the Legion's trucks to the devastated area. Nearly twelve ton of fresh vegetables and fruits were donated by local firms and clttcens for the Bandon fire victims and It waa reported that thli local produce wa gratefully received and distrib uted by the Coqullle poat, American Legion and auxiliary. What material could not be used at once was can ned for future need thla winter. Commander J. p. Pllegel thanked the commute for their efforts and com mented on the splendid response of the local public In co-operating with the Legion. Horace Bromley reported that a picture of the Legion relief head quarters in this city and a loaded truck ready to dopart for Bandon wa given a prominent position In the Portland Orogonlan recently, thereby gaining some good publicity for Medford and the local poat. Harry Moore waa appointed chair man of the committee on the mili tary training bill eductalonal cam paign and plana were outlined to bring the various phases of this Im portant 'measure to publlo attention. Zern Kubll of Mount Shasta Olty and Roy L. Graves of Orovllle. Calif., were Introduced a visiting Legion nairea who have recently located here and have become affiliated with tbo local poat. E OltANTS PASS, Oct. 17 (P Karl Littrcll. Jr., of Grants Pas& suffered s crushed chest shortly before mid night Friday when ft csr he was driv ing crushed Into another on the Cave man bridge Just south of Grants Fm. Cart operated by Donald J, Keener, of Central point, and M. W Wnrren- felt, Washington resident, visiting his parents here at 334 West 6th street, collided yesterday forenoon at the 4th and Holly street Intersection, No one wss Injured, The Warren felt car was badly dam- sged. It struck ft sign post, turned over and ft trunk attached to the rear was found 00 feet away. The Keener machine rsn Into the front porch of Cass Wymore's resi dence) at 343 North Holly street, tear ing across the lawn, ripping up ft roue bush and breaking Its trel.is, Kennnr was on his way to his weeding. STATE INCREASES It la evident that cash farm In come from crop and animal produc tion In Oregon In 1B38 will esceed the Income from production In 1934 because of Increased output and a hlher average level of price, It Is rtated In a bulletin Issued by O rgon Bute Agriculture college at Corral II. Just how much the Increase will be cnnot be determined definitely at this time though "It seems reason able to expect an increase of IS, 000.000, more or less," th Bulletin eald. Garfield fmmtv. Oklahnma. stock- men ere rpfTloterlng eaUlo brands with j the county clerk in an attempt t.) defeat modern -dey cattle thieves LEGION PLANNING BIG CELEBRATION ON ARMISTICE DAY , - I I 1 I LUUU II 1111 EXPERT TO SPEAK E "How haa time changed family re lationships" Is the toplo for an Infor mal talk and discussion to be given by Mrs. Maud Morse at the family living conference to be held In the courthouse auditorium October 20 Mrs. Morse Is extension specialist In parent education and child develop ment from the Oregon State college home economlca extension service. Mrs. Morse will lead a discussion of such questions a "what social and economic changes have occurred within our lifetime?" "How are these change affecting relationship be -V("V' " " V a. So. - J S t 1 f t v avr.iiltWitfii.aili1 ftfivtusine SIRS. MAUD MORSE tween family member?" "How have attitude toward discipline, religion, sex, women working, and modern youth, changed?" "What effect la the declining birth rate having on fam ily relatlonshlns?" These and manv other pertinent questions of the times will be discussed. The family living conference Is the first of a serlea of county-wide meet ings on subject of parent education and child development to be hela In Jackson countv. Them will h. inter esting exhibit of homemade toy and recent pamphlet covering many phases of family relationships and ohlld development. A queatton box will be nrovtdcd for those who wi.h to write out questions concerning any problem of child rearlnn. ehun train ing or family relationship. Mrs. Morse iviu aiscuss tnese questions during ine siiernoon. A nursery school will be provided for children, where they may play under supervision while their moth ers attend the mcetlnc. The meettn. haa boen arranged under the aus pice of th home economics exten sion service by Mabol 0. Mack, home demonstration agent of Jackson county. Those attending are aaked to bring an Individual inn.h . Coffee will be aorved by the commlt teo In charge. SLASHING BLAZES IN COUNTY HELD TWO fir Of linrf.tjtrmlnu. l, were reported yesterday by K. p. Mc Reynold. assistant fnr..tr in h. or fire suppression on the Rogue river uavionai lorest. while the flrea were not on forest land., th. ..r.i ed In putting them out. The first broke out at 1 o'clock Fri day afternoon In the Medford corpor ation's slashings four mn.a ... A. Butte Palla. It burned over about 60 acrea. seventy-five corporation em ployee and So CCO men Irom South Pork. Using forest vnln. M.,lnm.n controlled the blaze by 8 p m. It wa. moppea up yesterday by a crew of so. At 0 p.m. Prldav alashlnir. nn thg Pred Bturgl ranch on Elk Creek caugnt lire. Twelve CCO men from Union Creek, unlno equipment, fought the blaze. It was reported out yentcrdny morning. I LEAGUE CONVENE League of Western Writers met at the Medford hotel recently for the first regular session of tno fall. The new by-laws, adopted at the federa tion meeting In Presno In June, were read and a number of change noted. Minutes of the national convention were read and plana for thu future jf the chapter discussed. The league fa vored Dr. Ingram as state president Elroy Anderson reported receiving the first prlM from the Family circle for cover. He also had a tonnett ac cepted by Csrlyl Strobe, anthology of contemporary poet, th Poo memorial edition to be released thla fall. Others reported advancement. Next meeting of the chapter la to be at the Medford hotel the second Saturday In November. A full atten dance Is desired aa election of officer! la to be held it that time. Lemke Quits Write-In OKLAHOMA CITY, Oct. 17. (AP) W. P. Lemke, son of William Lemke, Union party candidate for president, today announced abandon ment of a proposed "write-In1' cam paign for bit father In Oklaboma. l t riV rV? i li' SUSPECT HELD AT EUREKA, CAL, FOR EUREKA. Calif, Oct. 1T-(AP) i Photographs of John M. Hunt, r. rested for vagrancy here October , were mailed today to police at Med ford, Ore., for comparison with pie. tures of man wanted for question ing in connection with a slaying there In 1933. O. S. Morrill hl.e .... ...,. nla bureau of criminal Identification, .-unco vnier oeorge Llttlefleld here that Hunt' descrtotinn in .- respecta resembled that of Jack: Hunt, alias Jack H..ntr i. a 1032 Oregon police circular. Mbr- ..n .uBgcsieo. mat local police com muncate with Medford authorltla. The man held here, now serving lS-dSV sentenr In th.M,..4- .... haa brown hlr, blue eye and a fair complexion, chief Llttlefield said. He la five feet, eight Inche tall, weighs 135 pounds and gave his age aa 40. Hs said net wu a painter and waa born In Iowa. 8tate police eald that Hunt wu wanted by Klamath county authcal tlea for questioning, relative to the mysterious death In April. 1833, ot Harry People In the Dry Prairie see tlon of Klamath county. Peoples' charred body waa found In his fire-destroyed cabin, by a neighbor, and there were evidence of foul play, the state police report showa. Peoples waa a trapper. The police circular seeking th de tention of Hunt wb dlspatohed from thla olty. whloh caused the California authorities to confuse thla city with Klamath oounty. PORTLAND AUTOS KILL 3, INJURE 6r IN 24 HR. PERIOD PORTLAND. Ore., Oct. 11 (AP) The olty fatality and automobile M oldent report soared upward sharply today after 34-hour period In which three person died from Injur! and six motorists were arrested on oharge ranging from reckless to drunken driving. Police official aald it waa the worat 34-hour accident period alnoe th summer holidays. The dead: Arthur Dlmlch, 70, Portland, vlotlm of Injurlea Buffered October 8 when ha was struck by an automobile. Th driver wa not held. Edward D. Barker. 78, Portland, victim of Injuries received In a col lision between his automobile and tt truck. A pollc report eald wtlneee asserted that Barker failed to heed a stop sign. Mis a race Inglli, to. Portland. struck by an automobile while walk ing on th wrong aid of a highway. Tho driver wa not held. Mra. Ellae Matlock wu In t hos pital seriously hurt after being struck by a hit-and-run driver u she alight ed from street car. L. M. Ayr. Portland, subsequently wu held on an open charge. A pollc report said th driver sped from the seen and later crashed Into parked automo bile. Sergeant Shell Ingles said Ayr, who was traced from the wreck, latar appeared at headquarters with hi wife and showed evidence of drink ing. , Three person wer Injured, nous seriously, when an automobile driven, police report said, by John S. Alt ken struck them a. they crossed u Intersection. The report ssld an other driver estimated Altken wu traveling 40 mllca an hour. Loses Arm In Crash LONOVIEW, Wash., Oct. 17. (AP) James R. Hutton, 33, of Stanfleld, Ore., lost his left arm In an auto mobile acoldent on the Pacific high way two mllea south of Kelso last night when hi sutomoblls oolllded with another driven by Charles Big gins of Kalama. Mikado Has Cold TOKYO. Japan. Oct. 17- (API- Members of the Imperial family par ticipated today In a colorful narvest thsnkaglvlng festival without Em peror Hlrohlto, who was su! taring from s cold. Jail Profiteers BERLIN, Oct. 17. (AP) Sharp warnings against profiteering In food were issued by the ministry of fustic today after five slaughter houses la the Ruhr district were closed on po lice orders. A doxen butchers went to Jail for selling meat at higher then proclaim ed prices. Offers Insurance Merger LOS ANOELES, Oat. 17. (API- Occidental Life Insurance company offered today to take over the Pa cific Mutual Life Insurance company, now In process of reorganization, and form two new companies, one hand ling life pullcic, the other health and accident. Direct Reduction LOANS ON HOMES ID Medford District Reasonable Interest FIRST FEDERAL BAVINOS LOAN ASSN. OP MEDFORD 27 No. HOLLY St.