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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TTTTRTEEN F2 METJFOTCn MATL TTCTBTTNT!, "MT:DF0RD, (VREOON", SUNDAY. yOYTrRER 1, EE 111 Read every ad on this page i"ou will probably find ei actly the things you nave been looking tor or a sale o: trade lor unused artlclea you may nave Search your attic or store-room you may nave (Ind many things others are seeking and oe anle to realize Immediate cash If what you wast Isn't there advertise tot It Tribune Classified ada are Inexpensive effective I RATES Per word first Insertion (Minimum 25c) Eacb additional Insertion per word (Minimum 10c) Per line per month without copy chance Phone 75 FOR WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND POUND small dog. 108 Columbua. LOST Lat Sunday, near city park, . . h.iwH trvw tmrler. white ,ith hlack aDots. Reward. Phone 1580-R. -fcOST Index to the Book of Knowl edge. Return to Mall Tribune. Reward. LOST Small white wire-haired ter rier, female. Reward, 630 Berrydala. LOST In Medford. black and white fox terrier. Answers name ' Peter. Phone 14-F-6. Reward. LOST- -11 dog mimng call tOifl- WANTED MALE HELP AMBITIOUS, reliable man wanted im mediately to deliver food products to regular customer. Earnings aver age WO to 30 weekly. No experi ence necessary. If you can and will work 8 hours a day, wrlto today J. R Watklna Company, 4568 Hollls St., Oakland, Calif. WANTED Route man to aucoeed Rawlelgh Dealer In south half of Jackson County, bIso one for Ash land and Medlord. Pleasant, profit able and permanent. Supply estab llshed demand. 636.00 to 660 00 weokly profits. See Edw. W. Jones, Central Point, Oregon. WANTED FEMALE HELP ADDRESS OUR CARDS. Spare time, good pay, dlgnllled easy work. Send stamped addressed envelope. Dept. A-30, ZABEL-INSURANCE, Arllng ' ton, Calif. ADDRESS envelopes at home, Pr time; buubwuwu. - - - Derlence unnecessary. Dignified work. Stamp brings details. EM PLOYMENT MOB., Dept. 813, Box 623, Jackson, Tenn. ADDRESSERS for postcard campaign. Steady home work supplied. Good pay. Details eend stamp. Belle Co., Santa Monica, Calif. WANTED Woman or girl for house work, noura O uum m w .j afternoon and evenlnga off. 908 Queen Anne. WANTED Housekeeper Interested In raising chickens and turkeys on sharea next spring, prefer lady not over 45. Box 3379, Tribune. WANTED Experienced girl over 21 years. References. 620 a month. Call 1611. WANTED Unincumbered elderly woman to help with housework. Small wages, phone 8-L. Gold Hill, J WANTED Experienced girl for house work and care oi cunuicu. uv..-1311-W. WANTED Two women o help me In demonstration work. Box 8037 Tribune. MALE OR FEMALE HELP COOK wanted at the Top Notch. 14 So. Central. ATTENTION I Jiffy Tie Salespeople wanted. Earn extra Xmaa money. Jltly Tie Co., 17 so. Wells, Chicago. SMALL DEPOSIT secures employment and Income through tho People'a Universal Exchange Sytem, 29 S. Front. Open Sunday. WANTED SITUATIONS YOUNG married man wants stewy work. Preler ranch Job lth hou. (urnlshed. P. B. Tapp. Riverside Apts. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED A frame tent not less than 10x20 ft. W. H. Wheeler, Oold Hill. SMALL family wants furnished apt., duplex or bouse. Box 3366. Tribune. INVENTIONS Wanted aultable na tional distribution. Send (ull de tails. Roy C. Burns. Hotel Multno mah, Portland, Oregon. DRIVINO to Philadelphia soon, room for passenger. Share expenses 412 North Ivy. WANTED Rent or buy house with 3 or more bedrooms. Small down payment. 23 N. Fir. FURNITURE repaired, re-upholstered, re-flnlshed. Phone 969-R. WANTED Used, late model refriger ator. 808 West Main. WANTED Milk co-vs for feed, with privilege of buying. Hsve good hay and barn. Phone 19-F-3. Geo Allord. WANTED Madrona burl stumpage - Burls niuit run 1000 lbs. and larier Reply A:fred A Loeb, 620 8. E. 73rd Ave., Portland, Ore. , WAN IED - Will PJ top prices tol good used furniture range nest ?fcr etc k HOLBHOOK ANUKeWS rut Ball Bldg Sin ai.-Prool lei Hi WANTED MISCELLANEOUS! RAW PURS WE PAY CASH for Muskrata, Mink. Coyotes, bobcata, raccoon, eto.. we also ouy HIDES AND PELTS. New and Used Traps for Bala. MEDPORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N. Orape St. Phone 1063 WE W1L1- PAY best prices lor ranges neaters and furniture Call IIU'J-J EADS & OHRN FURNITURE CO. 38 North Front. HIOHES1 PRICES paid (or furniturt and nouaebold good Phone 106a EMPTY (urniture van going to Sao Francisco, wanta load for there ' way point. Phone 816. Bawley Transfer. WANTED Rifles, good usea turni ture ana clothing, liney t Second Hand sture. 113 North Front. JUNK-Higont prices paid lot oraas radiators copper storage oa.tarlea aluminum and other meter Sorap Iron small or largi ioU pipe ano machinery wool anc cot ton rags. inner ubea Oui prices will interest yon Bldos pelt. Wool Mohair Household tooOt. (urniture store bought or sold. MEDhORD BARQAJN SOU Hi, CHEAP 1929 to 1031 pickup coupe or roadster (or cash. Inquire 116 Washington. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Apartment 116 Almond APARTMENT Available Nov. 10th. 603 S. Holly St. FOR RENT Two attractive modern apartments. One furnished, one paibljr 1WI.IDIU.U. W...V.....Q Private garages. Just 3 blocks from corner oi ousiness. Aauiu oui; Apply 818 N. central. BACHELOR APTB., 445 8. Front. BACHELOR'S quartera, 134 S. Ivy. floor, newly llnisnea; neat, no water and garage. Tne ueroen Apia 10 Quince St. FURNISHED APT. 718 Welch St. APARTMENT FOR RENT-Vncant Nov 1. Modern (urnlshed -room apt Olorla-Pan Apts. 375 So Central FOR RENT BOARD ROOM FOR RENT Room and board 630 month Including laundry. 1003 West Main. ROOMS AND MEALS. 148 So. Holly WANTED One or two gentlemen to room and board Excellent meats Close in: reasonable Oarage 232 8 orape. FOR RENT Rooms and board rea sonable 330 B Main St Medford ROOM AND BOARD Phone 945-X or Inquire 822 So. Oakdale. FOR RENT FURNISHED . ROOMS ATTRACTIVE, rooms 404 8 Gran FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT To reliable party, 280 acre stock ranch. Free water right. Cash rent. Box 3376, Tribune. FOR EXCHANGE FULL course or coaching In ahorthand given In return for office work. BOX 2049. NICE PAIR silver foxe and pens to trade for light car or pickup. W. A. Cnlldera. Jacksonville. FOR SALE OR THADE Delicious and Newtown apples for wood or pota toes Bring containers, joe Kan tor. Rt. 4. east of Phoenix. FOR SALE or will trade for good belt er oaives, weaner pigs Harold Crowl Carkln Orchard. Midway Koad. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE 3 ACRES Irrigated land, trade for stock. Robert H. Cook, Rt. 1, Cen tral Point. FOR SALE 6 room modern house, 1 acre land, 3 blocks north Waahlng ton achool. 404 So. Peach St. AN INCOME property now earning 6137.60 month. Genuine bargain (or quick sale. C. S. Butterfleld, 409 Medford Building. SALE 7-roora plastered modern house suitable for apartments; 1000.00; terma. TRADE Close In Income for Los Angele. A. F. FLOWERS, 113 East 12th. FOR SALE 8-room modern home with sleeping porch. 736 Oak. FOR 8ALIS Furnished or unfurnished 4-room house, newly pslnted Inside and out, hardwood floors, fireplace, large lot and garage. 622 Haven. FOR BALE 200-cre dairy ranch; 3 seta buildings: 35 acre alfalfa, 05 tons hay, 11 cows, 8 cslves, 1 bull, 2 horses, all farming tmprementa. Cream check now $95.00 per montn; 16 000.00. See FULLER AOENCY. 1803 W. Main. 15 ACRES. 10 acrea meadow, clover and alfalfa, 4 acrea of grain and fruit; good house, outbuildings: city water, 12 acres Irrigation; clone in. Immediate possession W1U trade for desirable Medford home or lease for cash, option to buy. ALSO 5-rom furnished, plastered house, paved street, vicinity Junior hleh: 61400. 6300 down. ALSO Several city and acreage homes, stock and dairy ranches. ROBERTS, 720 West 3nd. FULLY improved ano reconditioned seven acres for sale or trade (or Portland property Phone 1268 Med ford oi E N Stldd Asbland Hotel fOH SALE 6 room nouse on paved street (urnlshed 61.950 1850 csn Call owner. 1619 -J or 873-J WHEN you thin i rea, eatat tnuu ol BROWN a) WHITE Housta lot salt or rent . season Coti-t Blog 61 Loan Asin FOR SALE OR RENT Federal Land Bank (arms Inquire o( C A Barnes 1183 Oak St., Eugene, Oregon, or Warren Patterson. 303 Liberty Bldg Medford, Oregon. 3 ACRES, attractive 6 -room bunga low, good outbuildings, (rult end berries, cloee In on g o graveled road Will trade (or oouie In Med ford. L. O. P1CKELL, 204 C Main. FOR BALE REAL ESTATE 30 ACRES, good Improvements. 1 team, s nogs, 12 turseys. iuu chick ens, 1 cow. 6 heifers; (red soli, Irri gation. For quick sale M500.0C cash. O. 8. BOTTEPIELD Medlord Center Bldg. FOR SALE Choice acreage on Bear creek bottom Wlimn one mue civy limit Medford. Box JMi' Tribune FOR SALE POULTRY YOUNO, fat ducks, 18c lb. B. E. Ford. 2 miles west on Jacksonville riwy. Phone 731-R. LEGHORN pullet for sale. R. L. Harper, Rt. 1, BOX 13U, a. uoiumous oft Stewart. FOR BALE Laying pullet and pigs. pnone eua-j-i. FOR SALE DOGS PETS FOR SALE Persian kittens, very rea sonable. 38 Portland Ave. FOR SALE Pedlgieed roller canaries Mrs. Noma Finney, jacaaunvure. ROLLER CANARIES. 11 Tripp. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 3 teams, mules, gentle and well broken. Irwin J. Keia. Route 3, Box 980, Grants Pass. Phone 601-F-13. Opposite New Hope achool. PIGS for sale, across from old Meehan Service station. Phone obU-J-a. FOR SALE Weaner pigs. Joe Kings- ley, 4 miles north on Midway road FOR SALE Young breeding ewes, Whitman, coker Butte roaa. 14 MOS. OLD Duroc male hog. J. W. Ragadale, Trail, Ore. FOR BALE Three good young work horse. Corcoran, Ross Lane. FOR SALE Good breeding ewoa white fece, young, good condltl n Sell any number. Also some good breeding bucks. V. J. Phlllppl Hotel Orvnd. Phone dflo Medford WE INVITE you to inspect th' beau tiful Brown Swiss oattie at the Pbippi Orchard W now navi young oullt (or tale Brown Swu (or more milk Phone 417. PHONE 1496 A 1 have sold mi ranch, my entire bunun M cows ire (or sale. Also farm implements Jame A. Woods. CLOSINO-OUI SALE Farm and gar den toola. - household (urniture breakfast set. pressure oookeo can ned (run and vegetabiea Gould's . 1 mile south ol Talent on highway Tel Ashland 371-H-l FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Clean, 1929 Chevrolet coupe. Excellent condition, iuo gib oo, uaaaaie. FOR SALE Ford V8, 1936 Cabriolet Like new. Driven only 6000 miles. 650. Phone 1322-W. FOR 8 ALE House oar on ton cnev. trucK. uiean, oiasay ana com fortable. Will trade for pickup or .car. Value MS0. Cheese factory, . Central Point Sunday only Sandy's USED CAR Emporium. The Best Values In Cars and Trucks. Late model Olds Sedan... 676 00 Studebaker Coupe with radio 800.00 V-8 Ford Coupe 384.00 Plymouth Coupe 386 00 A model Ford Coupe 365.00 Pontine Coupe ana Sedan...... 195 00 Butck Sedan ............ -. 115 00 Studebaker late model Sedan 465 00 Studebaker 3-ton Truck In splen did condition. Studebaker 34 ton, like new. SANDERSON MOTOR CO. FOR SALE 1933 O. M. O. 1-ton truck; completely overhauled, good rubber, ateel rack. Call 373, Eagle Point or Inquire at Don Brlttsan's store. Eagle Point, Or. FOR SALE 1986 Chrysler 8 sedan run only 3.000 miles, at a Big Sav ing Lange Motor Car Co.. 88 N Riverside. . CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH USED OAR TRAUE-1NS 1035 Chrysler IT Touring Sedan. 1935 Pontlao 3-door Sedan 1936 Plymouth DeLusa l'ourlng Se dan 1033 Chrysler 8 6-passenger Ooupe. 1933 Chevrolet DeLuxe Sedan, 8 wheels. 1034 Ford V-8 Sedan. 1933 Chevrolet Coupe. 1931 Ford Sedan. 1934 Ford 3-door Sedan. 1933 Pontlao 8 Sedan. Some older models Real Cheap LANOE MOTOR CAR CO. 8H N Riverside. Tel 18 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Cut Rlaae and antiques. Mrs Klersted. 408 W. 6th. HAY (or sale. 300 tons In stack. Earl Farlow, Lake Creek. QOAT Milk for Baby's Health. A sare. natural food (or hltn. Jung frau Ooat Dairy. 'Tel. 437-J. FOR SALE Blue mission grapes, ae lb. picked. Phone BA7-R. APPLES at ranch. O. V. Myeri, Phone 358-J. TWO large sire Humphrey Radiant Fire gas heaters. Almost new. Lange Motor Co. FOR SALS PULVERIZED LAWN FERTILIZER W1U call and give you an estlmftte on lawn. Phone a58-W. FARMERS ATTENTION FOR BALE Rebuilt Fordson tractor, and (arm Implements of all kinds at bargain prices. 30 So. Orape St. FOR SALE OR THADE Drag aaw. Call 890-J-4. noon or evening. WHEAT (or sale at Perry' Oarage. Eagle Point. FOR SALE 100 tiers apple wood on Crater Lake Hwy. 3 miles from Eagle Point, tlM per tier. Vance Wol gamott, phone 10-F-16. FOR SALE Lady's winter coats, 18 to 30. Phone 293-Y. FOR SALE Oak davenport, leeboa and other furniture. 130 Oenesee. FOR SALE Lota of NewtowB Apples Orchard Park Farm, Inc. CA8TIRON heating stovs for salt. 110J M. Riverside. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Lease on stororoom. fine location, or will sell business: down town, Medford. Box 2928, Tribune. APPLES for sale. Spltzenberg. New towns, Delicious. Ala Vista Pack ing House. FOR SALE Good breeding ewea. white face, young, good condition Sell any number. Also some good breeding bucks. V. J. Phlllppl, Hotel Grand. Phone 360. Medford FOR SALE Peppy-Poppy Pop Com Monarch Seed & Feed Co. FOR SALE Super PhjsTinate. Sul phur. Sulphate of Ammonia. Mou- arch Seed & Feed Co. ANY merchandise can be disposed of through the Peoples universal Ex change System, 39 S. Front. FOR 8A LE Hard wood and (Ir. Phone 523-J or .615 Pennsylvania. . 8AVB SAVE Wallpaper, all 1936 patterns 1-8 off Pittsburgh paint store. 137 w aiain SPECIAL PRICES on potatoes and onions (or your winter supply Peerless Mkt. Phone 803. Pre de livery. GOAT milk and cneese Jungfrau Goat FOR SALE hoopei (or aawdua' burner witn oairie oiate imue new Bargain Cai at Mall ITlnune FOR SALE Apples Tel 132-L. FOR SALE Grapes now ripe J A Manke 4 mllea west of Medlord BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALE Restaurant on highway, (660. 9 placer claims, 30 acrea each. 800 Puller Agency, 1803 W. Main. FOR SALE at Invoice, well located service station, lunch room; some cabins. Living quarters, Dutch Mill, Klamath Junction, Ashland, Rt. 1. WANTED Partner for very good go ing Dusmesa in Grants rasa, young man or lady with personality; 850 will handle. Write Box 8336, Tribune FOR SALE Lease on service station and grocery and cabins on urate, Lake highway Phone 483 between Oam and 6 p m PLASTERING PLASTER 1NO stucco plain or orna mental: plaster patching Tel 69$ ROOFING COMPLETE ROOKING SEHVIUIS Composition Shingles and Built-up rooia fnone siu rrco estimate Easy monthly payments ROtiUK RIVER ROOF1NO CO.. 132 West Main. ROOFINO Bring yum root trouble to us Old rooft repaired new roofs applied Pabco products Ek arson Paint and Rool Store 38 v Bart leu Phone 243 MISCELLANEOUS AUCTIONEER TRAINING Learn this HONORABLE, PLEAS ANT, PROFITABLE PROFESSION. UNLIMITED INCOME, and the world la your territory as "AUC TIONEER." Very reasonable cost. YOU CAN IF YOU WILL DO IT NOW Call or WTlte for Information to 8. KLINE 1135 SW. Washington Street. Portland, Oregon SHEEPMEN Losses through clogs shall be report ed within 48 houra In order to se cure compensation. DOO CONTROL BOARD RAISE HOOS on sharea. Several young sows ready for breeding now. Inquire 213 w. Main, after 8 p. m. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Unbar: poetio (. English school mnster executed for murder (. Light car riage; colloq. Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle k L A 5iEWG!g; R g?H QM QfeMiW E lAPEiS NAP it. Weary U. Part of ths skeleton 14. Ancient Irish olty Is. Dealer In flowers 17. Painful sudden muicular stiffness 15. Neat 19. Stylist) 10. Lift 12. Thin dry crisp biscuit 15. Otherwise 18. That on which a railroad train runs 17. Exist IS. NocturnaJ animal 19. Conical stack of corn- talks 10. Enemy IL Typs measure 82. Whip ItKhUy 33. Crook 34. Unruly look of hair 16. Shallow re ceptacle 17. Heed: archalo 38. Ages 19. Kmall spot 41. Easily broken 44. Stow 4ft. Principal 4C Organ of heart ng ; M3 WC H6 I7 M8 ly ' 73 f mff WM w$i mm ml il 2o Zl W, 23 24 j, r m- 3 35 mZ;3(o WW WA "T:-7i ip -- 'MM I I I iKrr MISCELLANEOUS MONEY LOANED ON AITOS, LIVESTOCK. H'llMTl Iti:, KNlKlltSEl) NOTES, KTC. We want to supply your money needs without red tape or delay. SEE W. E. THOMAS MGR. ORE. is WASH. MTO. CO. MEDFORD S OLDEST AND LARGEST PERSONAL FINANCE COMPANY 45 So. Central. Ground Floor Craterlan Theater Bldg. Lie. No. S-157-M-180 Phone 139 PALMIST AND CLAIRVOYANT Madam Avon, Palmist and Clair voyant, gives truthful advice on all a((Alrs o( life. Tells your past, present and future. If In doubt a to what step to take consult Madam Avon today; tomorrow may be too late. Good advtce In time saves many worries and many dol lars. Satisfaction guaranteed. Read ings dally; hours 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Located at Rainbow Auto Camp. 1746 No. Riverside, Cabin 1. AT STUD Canyon Monarch 47785 Toggenburg buck. None better. Jungfrau Goat Dairy. R. 4. Box 54. BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACHftON COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. TITLE INMUKASCB ABSTRACTS E8CIIOW MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstraot ot Title Rooms a and o no. n North Central Ave., upstair Expert Window cleaners LET QEOHOE DO IT - lei lira House cleaning, door waaing ori ent a Irog cieanlraridilpliolsterlni) Piano Instruction. CLARA HAWLEY Teach-r of popu lar piano btuaio in uatwin nni.u Shoppe. For ln(ormaMon call 83d Evenings. 618-J-3. The Fashion snop rHE FASHION SHCP - Dressmaking and Remodeling. Buttons and Buckles covered 308 il B National Bnnk Bldg. Tel. 1181. Myrtle Andrews Money to Lend MONEY LOANED ON AUTOS. LIVESTOCK rUUMTl lit, KNHOHKKU NO I KS ETC. We want to supply your money needs without red tape or aeiay SKK W E THOMAS MOR MKUrOklJS OLDEST AND LAROES1 PERSONAL FINANCE COMPANY 45 So Central Ground Floor Oratorlan Theater Bldg Lie No S-IB1-M-180 Pnone 199 Transfer. 8AMSON Transfer and Storage Fur. nlture moving and expert (urniture packing service. Fireproai storage- new low rates. F E SAMSON O. Phone 838. HAWLEY TRANSFER - Eapert pack ers and movers Special livestock moving equipment Prices right oiu Norm uiversme rnuue did. EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE OO Oirice ie So Fir Phone 816. Price. right Services guaranteed REINKINO TRANSFER OO Long distance hauling, mrnirure. eattie anything 111 N. Fir. Phone 1038 O stuert A twin turnip two perfectly form ed tumlps Joined was grown by B H. Camp of Albertvllle, Ala. Alaska ha more than 30 actlv vol canoes. Cross-Word Puzzle L Strike: Scotch t. Arabian outer garment 10, Segment of s curve 11. Tibetan ox 16. Ascend 17. Snap the Jaws I Scotch It, Crevice 10. Old musical IriRtrument 1L Mission In Texas 23. Earthen pot 21, Black wood 34. Bamboolike grasses 15, Dense 3D. Smooth! colloa. 10. Dined sumntuouslv 47. River flat boats 41. English muilcal compoier 49, Coloring agent DOWN 1. Away 3. Chum I. aeir-centercd penoo 4. DwaU s. fud r t. Innect T. Myself St. 33. Contempt do us term tor a child It. Overthrow, shatter, or destroy IS. Threefold as. Ireland 19. Health re sort 40. Equality 41. Obstruct 43, Not pro fessional 41. Before it. Mother NEW YORK CHEERS FOR GOVERNOR LANDON Gov. Alf M. Lsndon, Republican presidential nominee, doffs hit hat crowd surround hi car a It neared hit hotel during hit campaign visit to New York. At right of Landon It William F. Bleakley (head down), Republican candidate for governor of New York. (Associated Press Photo) YOUTHS ARRESTED HERE CONFESS TO THEFT 3 AUTOS ROSEBURO. Ore.. Oct. 81. OP) Automobile thefts nt Eugene, Row burg and Myrtle Creek were admit ted by Jack Mailman, Terry Preemnn and George Currle, three Portland youth returned to Rosebung last night, following their arrest at Med ford, Sheriff Percy A. Webb, report ed today. Tho youtha, however, deny tho theft of nn automobile from Or vllle Cole, employe at the Winches ter powerhouse. Thefts admitted by the boys, the sheriff aaid. Included enra belonging to Calvin Webber of Eu.qeno. D E. Hennlgh, Roscburg, and H. P, Eng lish of Oakland. The latter car was taken from Myrtle Creek. These three atitomoblles have been recovered. Cole's car, however, la still mi Ming, and Sheriff Webb said ho believes the statements of the boys that they did not take tho automobile. Charges against tho youths hnve been filed In the Juvenile court for Douglas county. PORTLAND, Oct, 31. (AP) Tltc experts of tho shotgun take to the Held tomorrow for ono of autumn's premier sports duck hunting. With the eenson officially opening Sunday morning, and ending Nov ember 80, hunters were warned by Prank B. Wire, state game super visor, to know their ducks. The canvnahack, ruddy, redhead, wood duck and buffle head cannot be shot. Likewise, the whittling swan and Zloss goose are forbidden game. Shooting Is permitted between 7 a. m. and 4 p. m., and no hunter may possess more than 10 duckj at one time or four geese or brant. The limit on coots, snipe or Jack snipe Is 16. Rifles are barred and hunters must possess state And federal li censes. Obituary Jm D. Ilrrtcprlh James D. Hcdgpeth, 74. and a resi dent of Oold Hill for th past 18 yours, passed 4ray at local hospital .Saturday morning. The body la at the Conger funeral parlor. A complete obituary and fu neral arrangemcnta will appear In Monday'a Issue of thl paper. Hohool Itoof Reared PORTLAND. Ore.. Oct. 81. (AP) An orderly evacuation of a achool building here wasn't merely a fire drill after all the roof was In flamos students discovered. Damage was nominal. Borah Kin Candidate tf !, N. jfi . Ben Bush (above) of Moscow, Idaho, brother-in-law of U. 8. Sen ator Willlsm E. Borah, was can didate for the Idaho state senate on the Republican ticket. Bush, former atate forester, It married to Borah't imtr-lAitoclattd Press Photo). HUNTERS WARNED UPON DUCK LAWS ' A . $ rr, tmm u im i&ku : a Tv-'V3 Lost Boy Found Jit -1! M.ju.jrtf'-,, 1 Arx 1 w y Nlne-yenr-old Murray Walkup Mil ler, loat for five days In tht rugged Sapphire mountains of western Montana, Is shown after ho was found by two forestry officials lying beside a creek weak from hunger. His hands and feet were f roBt'bltten, but ho was expected to recover rapidly. (Associated Press Photo. E Quality merrhandlao at bargain prlcea will be lined up this week for the annual autumn Dollar Dayt to be celebrated Friday and Saturday throughout Mrdford. Merchants have already stocked wide variety of new productt In an ticipation of what they believe will prove to bo the mcf; auoceasful dol lar day event the city hat ever known. Price will be marked down drasti cally to give the buying public a real bargain holiday, It waa suited by R. M. Marti, chairman of the dollar day committee. Special serv ice at reduced rate also will be of fered, he said. Rctailera will unite this week In publicizing tho two-day special tales event far and wide, Mr. Marti re-' lated. Special and effective newspa per advertising will be uaed and atores will be decorated wltb trian gular bannera supplied by the Port land Chamber of Commerce working In co-oporatlon with the Jackson county Chamber of Commerce, b said. ICE YEAR 1917 October came to an end yesterday with only a trace of rain recorded for the at day. It was the second driest October on record here, led for aridity by October of 1017 when not even a trace of precipitation was registered. It was shown by westher bureau statistics, kept since 1011 Rain deficiency for the past month was 1.34 Inches. No rain I yet In ths offing, official forecast being for unsettled weather today, fair and colder tomorrow. While rain Is not .In sight, snow Is In store for the h'lgher altitudes It snowed all day yeaterday at Cra tr Lake park and official were con vinced that If It continued through the night ths north entrance would be closed today. It waa the first Crater snowfall since September 13 13 and 14 when a total of tlx Inches fell. Bnow flurries were also record- rd last night on Boston summit 10 mllea northwest of Grant Pas. IH'ptito Unsettled PORTLAND, Ore., Oct, 31. (AP) J. L. Colby, manager of the Alert Transfer It Storage Co, told circuit court this morning his concern de aired to employ union labor but had not been able to reach an agreement The company seeks an Injunction prohibiting the teamsters' union from picketing It. Executioners often played the role of doctor alao during the 17th century. tk . i r sv r; CARNEGIE MEDAL VOTED CARPENTER; PITTSBURGH, Oct. 81. (AP) Tha Carnegie hero fund commission, awarded a bronso modal todny to Charles H. Matteson, 67-year old Ook rldgo, Ore., carpenter who was cred ited with saving a farmer from suf focating at tho bottom of a well, Matteson slid 43 feet down a wind lass ropo to reach William A. Cris pin, 54, who was overcome by gas whllo at work September 10, 19S3. It was reported thnt another man Informed Matteson there was gas In the well and declined to enter It or operate the windlass for tho rescuer. The commission said a woman helped lift Crispin to tho surface af ter Matteson attached a rope to the . farmer's chest. Another award went to Sidney Phillips, 37, Bonneville, Ore., who was credited with aiding in saving a friend from drowning In tho Co lumbia river. FIRST LADY GETS CHEERS AT RALLY NEW YORK, Oct. 81, (AP) Pranklln D. Roosevelt waa greeted by the assembled workort at Demo cratic national hoadquarter today with a rousing cheer when Campaign Chairman James A. Farloy, led her to a flag-decked balcony. Brief apeparancc at three lunah eons and two teas In her. honor filled her day, and tonight ahe will attend the Democrats rally In Madi son Square Garden. Afterward ahe will accompany n president to Hyde Park. Last night, at New York's annual velvet ball which he alwoya attend, Mrs. Roosovelt waa a laughing apeo tator at take-off on the election fever. In a "torchlight political parade,1' pretty dobiitante and their eacort carried Illuminated slogans, saying, "Vote early and often," "Mickey Mouso forever," and "Our goal, pro. parity, P. D. Q." 100.000 Election Cost SALEM, Ore., Oct. SI. (AP) Ore gon voter will pay out between $80,- 000 and 190,000 to vote next Tuesday, the secretary of state' office eatlmai ed. The money, while It will not come directly out of the voters' pock et, will be expended from state rev hues for printing and other cost of preparing and counting ballot Bend Plant Radio WASHINGTON, Oct. 31. (AP) Th4 federal communication commlaaloa had before It today the application of Ellwood W. Llpplncott tor per mit to construct a new radio tatlon at Bend, Ore., to be operated on 1S10 kllocyclee, with 100 watt power, un limited time. LEO AL NOTICES CALL FOR BIDS Bids will be received by the Board of School Olstrlot No. 40, Mcxlford, Oregon, for an asphaltlo concrete re dress to the entrance way to the New High School conneotlng South Oak dale Avenue and Monroe Street. AP proximately S500 sq. yds. of surface, same to be done In accordance with speclflcatlona on file In the office of the School Board. City Hall. Bid to be filed with Mrs Rebecca Jensen, clerk, on or before Wednesday evening, November 4, 1030. The Doard reserve the right to re ject ny or all bids. REBECCA JENSEN. Clerk, Dlst. No. 49. Direct Reduction LOANS ON HOMES In Medford District Reasonable Interest FIRST FEDERAL HA VINOS A LOAN ASSN. Of .MKOKIHD 27 No. HOLLY St.