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PA HE THREE MUM 7T? 4 i it Jim MT.DFOKD MATL TT?rRTTKTC, MEDFOKP, OTCEnoy, THTtRSDAY. N'OW.lVrBER 5, 1936, IWQMffi!3iinHHriMssaassa1 Read every ad on this page You will probably Ind ex actly the tnlnsa you nave been looking tor or a sale or trade for unused articles you may nave Searcn your attic or atore-room you may nave find many tblnga others are seeking and M able to realize Immediate cash It what you want lant there advertise for tt Tribune Classified ada are Inexpensive ettecUvel per word first Insertion . (Minimum 25c) Eacb additional insertion oer word lc (Minimum 10c) Per line per month without copy chance 81.38 Phone 75 TOR WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST Man's tan pigskin glove for left band, size 6. Call 897-H or leave at Tribune office. ioST White wire-haired terrier, right aide of bead tan. Call 736-K. "fcOST Bed and black scar? with black clip pin. Finder please re- turn to Mall Tribune office. LOST- -If dug mtmPB call ibio WANTED MALE HELP SPECIALTY SALESMEN Start a bus iness for 83.00. Write Quick Action System, 217 Seneca St., Seattle. WANTED Shoemaker, 231 E. 6th St. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Experienced stenographer. Box 3130, Tribune. WANTED Girl for housework, 807 West 11th St. Phone 1173-B. WANTED Woman for housekeeping, out of town, In modern, childless home Phone 643-H. EXPERIENCED woman or girl for general housework; good wages. Call 1046-J-3. WANTED Two women 'o help me in demonstration work. Box 3037 Tribune. MALE OR FEMALE HELP i BMAbli DErUoIX secures, ciuf1"?"0.1 V'-. Qd Income through the People's Universal Exchange Sytem, 29 3. WANTED SITUATIONS PLAIN SEWING and alterations. 10 Almond St. "WANTED To exchange carpenter work tor room and garago during winter. Box 3231, Tribune. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Purebred Guernsey cow or Vioifat- nnn tn freshen soon. Box 3233, Tribune. WANTED 5 or 6-room unfurnished house, to rent or lease; permanent tenant; refined family. Tel. 856-J. WILL share expense with party, driv ing to Marshlleld Saturday morn ing. Nov. 7th. Call 45, days, and 1241. evenings. ( WANTED Gentle saddle pony, used side disc tractor for plow, 2-bottom 10-Inch tractor plow Must be reasonable. Box 3209, Tribune. ; WANTED Used. lat model refrlger- t ator. 806 West Main. Tel. tJH4-J. WANTED Will pay top prices for good used furniture ranges Deal ers etc HOLBKOOK & ANDKEW8 Fire Ball Bidg flth at -Front Tel Mi raw runs WE PAY CASH for MUHkratt. Minn Coyotes, bobcats, raccoon, eto. We also ouy HIDEb AND PELTS. New and Used Traps (ot Bale MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N Grape St Pnone 1062 WE WILL PAY best prices roi ranges heaters and furniture Call 11H3-J " EADS & OHKN FURNITURE CO 38 Nortb Front. HIOHES'l PRICES paid for furoitur and household ouds Phone 106 J EMPTY furniture van (toina to flat PTftD Cisco wants load fo there i way point Phone 015. Hawlej Transfer WANTED Rifles good uo rum, ture ana clothing liney t Second Hana store 113 Nortb Prom fc 4UNR -Hifitiwt or ices paid toi oras radiators coppet ttnrage oa.tene ' aluminum and uhm metaia Scrap iron tmail oi largt lot pipe no msrnmtry wool ant cot ton rags nai .ubee Qui price win interest you Bides Pelts Wool Mobsir Household ood furniture stove oouktt or nld MK.1KOKD BAtfUAIN HOUSE CHEAP 1929 to 1931 plcKua coupe or roadster for cash. Inquire 116 WashlriRton FOR RENT BOARD ROOM ROOMS AND MEALS. 149 So Holly WANTED- One of two aentienien to room and board Excellent mean Close m; reasonable Garage i'sv S Orspe FOR KENT Room and ooard tea jnntp T2V t Mtio St aipdrord FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Furnished apartment; heated. 220 N. ivy. i FOR RENT Modern furnished 3 Jk room apt : adults onlT; new and y ean; close In. 375 So. Central. BACHELOR APTS. 445 3 Front. BACHELORS quarters, 134 S, Ivy. FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT Attractive 6-room fur nished home on east aide; hard wood floors, fireplace, basement and furnace, 952.50 Inc. water. Charles R. Ray, Realtor, Med lord Bidg. Phone 302. FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS ROOM FOR RENT Prefer working girl; home privileges. Tel. 1232-X. A fTH Ai'TlVfc rooms 4i4 8 Grape FOR EXCHANGE FOR SALE OR TRADE Delicious and Newtown apples for wooo or pota toes. Bring containers. Joe Kan tor. Rt. 4. east of Phoenix. FOR SALE or will trade toi good heif er calves, weaner pigs Harold Growl Carkin Orchard. Midway itoad. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 3 -room house, Berrydale Ave.; cheap. Apply at 48 North Orange. MODERN HOME and 3 acres, A2300; terms. Key next door. H. E. Tolle. Rt. 1, Medford. Geneva Mitchell, HUlsboro, Ore. FOR BALE A Real Bargain, 7 lots and 4 -room house; bath, fireplace, laundry trays, hardwood floor, lots of bullt-lns, cement foundation and walks, garage, woodshed and store house; native shade, laurel, cedar and fir. A very attractive, cozy and comfortable home; 91.000 full price. L. G. PICKELL, 304 East Main. Phono 365. FOR SALE 3 -room modern house, sleeping porch, or will trade for place In country. 407 Marie St. 5 ACRES, Irrigated, good soil, 3 -room house and outbuildings, city water, near Medford. (750. terms. ALSO 7 acres, irrigated; 4-room house and barn. Splendid location. Trade for Medford property. L. G. PICKELL, 204 East Main. Tel. 365. FOR SALE) 6 room modern house, 1 acre land, 2 blocks north Washing ton school. 404 So. Peach St. AN INCOME property now earning $137 50 month. Genuine bargain tor. quick sale. C. S. Buttcrfield, 409 Medford Building. - FOR SALE 6-room modern home with sleeping porch. 738 Oak. F U Li. Y imp roved ana recon d I ti oneo even acres Tor tale Jt trade Cor Portland pruperty Phone 1266 Med ford ot E N tStldd Ashland Hotel POH SALE 6 room nous on paved street furnished l.e6u $850 caao Call owner. 1619 J or 873-J WHEN you thins t rea. estate thins Ol BROWN 6t WHITE HOUStt for sate or rent lackson Cout-ty BluR & boan Ass n FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE! 300 Bronze turkeys, near ly ready for market. Phone 4-F-02, Eagle Point. FOR SALE 50 laying White Leghorn pullets and weaner pigs. Corcoran. Ross Lane, BUFF MINORCA and White Leghorns, 1 Durham cow for sale. Ray Wyant. third house east of Rogue River Academy, Rt. 1, Box 348. RHODE Island .Red pullets, Narra gansett turkey breeding stock. Wm Trotter, Rogue River, Ore. FOR SALE DOGS PETS FOR SALE Pedlgieed roller canaries Mrs. Nellie Finney. Jacksonville. ROLLER CANARIES. Phone 623-J-2. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Weaner 'pigs. 0. J. Mc Cay, Spring St., Medford. FOR SALE Well-bred Guernsey bull calf. 6 weeks old. T. E. Brenner. Central Point. FOR SALE Young Duroc sow. beds, springs and oven Tor electric or gas oline hot plate. T. F. Buck. ml N. Bear creek bridge. Central Point. AUCTION SALE. Nov. 7. 1936 Sale Pavilion In North Medford 50 head of high grade Hereford heifers, 3 registered Guernsey bulls, 1 regis tered Guernsey heifer (springer). Sell your grade cattle at this auc tion and replace them with pure breds; enjoy satisfaction and profit . that follows production of quality cattle. FOR SALE Weaner pigs. Tel. 447-X FOR SALE! Tested Jersey cow, $40. 6th house from Crater Lake Hwy. on Spring St. Langa. FOR SALE Beautiful registered Mor gan mare, 8 years old, $125. W. Messlnger, Applegat. Ore. FOR BALE One brood sow, shoals and old corn W. H. Arnold, Rt. 1, Box 297, near Clancy Orchard. 14 MOS. OLD Duroo male hog. J. W Ragsdale, Trail, Ore. CLOSINO-OU1 SALE Farm and gar den tools. Douse hold furniture oreaKfast set pressure oookeo oan ed fruit and vegetables Gould's 1 mile south ol raient on highway Tet Ashland PI R-I FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Plymouth 30 sedan In good condition; new tires. Box 3233. Tribune. FOR SALE 1933 Chrysler imperial 5-pawenger coupe, fine condition. $550 for quick sale. One-fourth of original price. LANGE MOTOR CAR CO. 38 N. Riverside Tel. 18 Sandy's USED cak Emporium. The Best Values In Cars and Truck Law model Olds Sedan....- $676 00 Studebaker Coupe with radio 850 )0 V-8 Ford Coupe 385 00 Plymouth Coupe 385 JO A model Ford Coupe 265 00 Pontlac Coupe and Sedan 195 00 Bulcfc Sedan - - llftuO Studebaker late model Sedan 465 00 Studebaker 2-ton Truck In splen did condition Studebaker 3-4 ton. like new. SANDERSON MOTOR CO. CHRYSLER A PLYMOUTH USED CAR TRADE-INS A good variety to choose from: Plym outh. Foids. CnevroleU, Dorises. Chryslers. Pontlac. and a number of other makes Prices lower than f any place in Medford. LANGE MOTOR CAR CO 38 N. Riverside Tel. 18 1329 MODEL A l'-ton truck. as i w.v-d wiw. cheap. M Holllster. I Bo&u River, Or. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Ford V8. 1936 Cabriolet Like new. Driven only 6000 miles $650. Phone 1323-W. CLEAN SWEEP USED CAR SALE Prices lower than NADA Book. 1935 Pontlac 8 Brougham. 1932 Plymouth PA sedan with trunk. 1935 Plymouth deluxe touring se dan. 1933 Chevrolet deluxe sedan. 1934 Ford Cabriolet coupe, radio and heater. 1935 Chrysler 6 touring sedan. 1934 Ford V-8 sedan. 1931 Ford 2 -door sedan, sldemounts. 1928 D. A Dodge sedan. 1935 Chrysler 6 touring sedan. 1935 Chrysler 8 touring sedan. Some Real Buvs in other models. MEDFORD USED CAR ECHANGE Just North of old Public Market on South Riverside FOR. SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE New Superfex oil burn ing heater. Call 124 Lincoln St., forenoons. FOR SALE Very cheap, floor show case, marble base, 8 feet by 26 ' Inches. Phone 10. FOR SALE Areola heater system with boiler and three radiators complete, tn first class condition; very cheap. Phone 10. FOR SALE Baled hay, excellent quality, o. R. Natwlck. Eagle Point. FOR SALE Oak dining-room table with 6 leather-seated chairs. Very reasonable. Telephone 1169. PLANER BLOCKS from the big mill, $4.45 per load. Prompt service. Tel. 833. Central Point Wood Yard. B. O. HANSEN'S household goods for sale. Phone 14S3-J-1 for directions. USED wood range, good condition. 1023 E. Main. FOR SALE Antique settee, small tables, medicine chest, mirrors, ca naries. Many other things. 108 S. Grape. DRY WOOD for sale. Mrs, L. M. Var ney, Applegate, Ore. FOR SALE Bone dry body fir and hardwood. Best In valley. 118 No Riverside. Phone 615, Hawley Trans fer. HAY for sale. 200 tons In stack. Earl Farlow, Lake Creek. FOR SALE Lots of Newtown Apples. Orchard Park Farms, Inc. FOR SALE Lease on Btoreroom, 'fine location, or will sell business; down town, Medford. Box 3926, Tribune APPLES for sale. Spltzenberg, New towns, Delicious. Ala Vista Pack ing House. FOR BALE Peppy -Poppy Pop Com Monarch Seed & Feed Oo. FOR SALE Super Phjsnnate, Bui phur. Sulphate ot Ammonia. Mou arch Seed Ac Feed Co. ANY merchandise can be disposed of through r.he Peoples Universal Ex change System. 29 8. Front. 8AVK SAVE Wallpaper, all 1936 patterns 1-3 oft Pittsburgh Paint Store. 13V W Main SPECIAL PRICES on ootatoM and onions for your winter supply Peerless Mkt Phone 603 Free de livery GOAl milk and cneeso Jungfrau Goat Dairy. Rt 4. Box 64 Tel 437 -J FOR SALE huppei (oi uwdua burner with oarfle plate tumite aew Bargain Cai at Mail Irthune FOR SALS Apples ral 182-1 FOR SALE Grapes now ripe J A Manke 4 miles west ot Medford BUSINESS CHANCES WANTED Active associate, lady of gentleman, with pleasing personal ity, to engage In most fascinating profession. Good income, invest ment required. References exchang ed. See Mr. Muller, Hotel Jackson, Medford. ROOFING COMPLETE ROOFING SERVICE Composition Shingles and Built-up roofs Phone 640 Free estimate Easy monthly payment KOUUd RIVER ROOFING CO. 132 West Main ROOFING Bring your root trouble to us Old ruoft repaired new roufa applied Pabco product Ekerson Paint and Bool Store 88 Barv lett Phone 243 MISCELLANEOUS OPENING Art needlework exchange shop at 138 8. Holly. MONEY LOANED ON AUTOR, LIVESTOCK, FURNITURE, ENDORSED NOTES. ETC. We want to supply your money needs without red tape or delay. 8KB W. E. THOMAS MGR ORE WASH. MTO CO. MEDFORD'S OLDEST AND LARGEST PERSONAL FINANCE COMPANY 45 So. Central. O round Floor Craterisn Theater Bldg. Lie. No S-IS7-M-1B0 Phone 139 PERSONAL ATTENTION I Here In Person ERNEST MULLER Scientific Character A analyst, psy chologist, Numeroligist. Personal and Business Adviser. Bring your problems to me. Private Interviews dally. Hotel Jackson, Medford. PALMIST AND CLAIRVOYANT -Madam Avon. Palmist and Clair voyant, gives truthful advice on all affair of life. Tells your past, present and future. If in douot as to what step to take consult Madam Avon today; tomorrow may be too late. Good advice In time saves many worries snd many dol lars. Satisfaction guaranteed. Read ings dally: hours 10 a m. to $ p.m Located at Rainbow Auto Camp 1746 No niverlde. Cabin 1. BUSINESS DIRECTORY The Fashion sbup rHE PAHHION SHt'P - Dressmaking and Remodeling Buttons and Bucktei entered 3(8 a b Nntini Brik Bidg lei. 1181. Myrtle Andrews, BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON COUNT) ABSTRACT CO. II TLB INSUKANC'b AllS I U A( TS ESCROW MURRAV ABSTRACT CO Abstracts of Title Rooms S and o no n Nortb Central Ave., upstairs. Dentistry, NOTICE Dr. R. C. VanValzah has moved his dental office from 204 E. Main to 312 Liberty Bldg Expert Window Cleaners LET GEOROE DO IT - Wl 117'- House cleaning, floor waxing ort ental rug cleaning and upholstering Money to Lend MONEY LOANED ON AUTOS. UVESTOCh FURNITURE. ENDORSED NOTES ETC. We want to supply your money needs without red tape or delay SEE W E THOMAS MGR. ORE. & WASH. MTO. CO. MEDFORD'S OLDEST AND LARG EST PERSONAL FINANCE CO. 45 So central Grounu Floor Oraterlan Theater Bidg Lie, No 8-157-M-1B0 Pnone 189 Transfer. SAMSON Transfer and Suiage Fur niture moving and expet furniture packing service Fireproof storage new low rates. P E SAMSON 0. Phone 833. EADS TRANSFER it STORAGE CO -Office 28 So Fir Phone 316 Prices right Services guaranteed RE1NKINO TRANSFER CO - Long distance naullng Furniture, cattle anything ill N. Fir Phone 1033 O Stuart. HAWLEY TRANSFER Local and long distance furniture moving. Quick light delivery on pianos, trunks, boxes, eto., at nom inal cost. Used furniture bougnt and sold. 118 No Riverside.. Phone 615. LEGAL NOTICES Advertisement For Bids Sealed bids will be received by the district clerk of prospect School Dis trict No. 69, until 8 P. M.. Tuesday the 10th day of November, for the construction of a play shed, and al terations on tho gymnasium building, for tho Prospect School. Bids may be separato on each building, or togeth er. Specifications and plana may be seen at the office of the architect. William Latng. 301 U. 8. Nati. Bank Bldg.. Medford; or at the home of the district clork. Bids must be accom panied by a certified check In an amount equal to 6 of the total amount of bid, as a guarantee for the execution of contract in case the contract Is awarded bidder. Tho school board of Dlst. No. 69 reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Signed: ROSE J. KELLY, Clerk of Prospect School ' " ' DlSt. No. 59 Box No. 62, Trail, Oregon Notice of Finn) Settlement. In the County Court of the State of Oregon, In and for the County of Jackson. In the Matter of the Estate of Frank Sigul Carpenter, deceased. Notico Is hereby given, that the undersigned has filed hla Final Ac count as Administrator, with the Will annexed, of the estate of Frank Sigul Carpenter, deceased, In the County Court of Jackson County, Oregon and that aald Court has appointed Friday, the 37th day of November, 1938, at the hour of 10 o'clock In the fore noon of said day as the time and the court room of said County Court In the Court House In the City of Medford, Oregon, aa the place for h earl nir objections to said Final Ac count, the settlement thereof and the distribution of said estate. All persons Interested are hereby notified to appear at said time and place to show cause. If any there be. Mail Tribune Daily Solution of Saturday's Puzzle To n n Is stroke 1'uLiy uiiiiluti Ttm herb av fliulograpnlc batn alatfcuJIne n a m a Kino oi largs truck TUiuo. prefix Lower limb aiedlclnai plant Skipper of a itiiiall iCam Indian boat Plot Exclamation Uovice for lift- (lift water Degree Act of iniert Ing extrane ous matter Widow right In Scots Law Hindu woman's garment Prepare for publication Remained long Landed property Act of Belling Aeriform fluid a. Biblical mighty man of valor 48. Play cart lexsly ti. Smite 48. Gone byi poetic 60. Dutch city 61. Wrath hi. Itefume 83. Lesal action TIElMIP OiR AJR YjfeiL AVg 5 AlMgR 6 D ElS WAIT E'R S.N A;R EM y MlflqlMM A A. S QjGjlg BjAjG E. mm U W I "feMsfr I LIElSTNlDgtX AIUJK AjL TMAIL DteMFlg. A, gElNlSAlNll1SlEEATR ' I2 I3 lii4 5 t l7 8 IP 0 " is IT W7 Iff a 1 1 '--MM in5? iK uiUtu. ii. 2? 3o 31 32 33 HHH 35 MM 37 38 3? iM m 4lJ$ IF 47 fj! 46 4j m So Jl iN I 1 1 wr 1 1 why said Final Account should not be approved by the Court, said estate be decreed to be fully settled, a de cree made for the distribution of aald os tat to the persons entitled there to and aald Administrator, with the Will annexed, discharged from hla trust. p. M. J ANNE Y. Administrator, with the Will annexed, of the Estate of Frank Sigul Car penter, deceased. Dated and first published October 20ih, 1936. Notice to Creditors. In the County Court of n 8 tat of Oregon, for Jackson County, In the Matter of the Est-ite of Paul Wesley Taylor. Deceased. Notico is hereby glvsn that the County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County has appointed the under signed executrix of the Estate of Paul1 Wesley Taylor, D ceased. All persons having claims against said estate are required to present thom with proper vouchers within lx months from this date at the office of Neff and Frohnmayer, 202-304 Cooley Theatre Building. Medford, Oregon. Dated October 33. 1936. VICTORINB M. TAYLOR, Executrtr.. High School News by . STUDENT REPORTERS By Merlin Dow. A boys' league assembly waa held November 3, In the boys' gymnasium so that Initiations might get undor way. Assembly was opened by Mr. Smith who gave numerous necessary an nouncements. Then Sam Richard -son, boys' league president, gave the program for the following week, as far aa sophomore boys were con cerned. Monday: No shoe strings or belts could be worn, but tlea were neces sary. However, this Initiation will continue throughout the week, Tuesday: Sophomore boys must bring shoe polish and rags so that they may polish higher classmen's shoes. Wednesday: All ophomor boys wear their shirts backwards with tie either In front or back. Kangaroo court will also be held on this day. Thursday: 20 acorns must be de posited in a barrel for that purpose. Friday: The big bonfire and danoe will be held Friday evening, climax ing all initiations. On Friday the sophomore boys must bring something to burn on the bonfire. After this program outline came Impromptu selections from picked members of the sophomore class. They were called upon by the presi dent. These Included "Shorty" Camp bell, who waa forced to Imitate Fred Aatalre; Pete Knudson, given ft doll to wear the rest of the week; Elmer Wlcssburg, who presented a part of his debate speech; Gene Aohlbald, and Al Tli orb la, who crooned for the assembly. Mr. Walt then said a few words after which Burdette Dodge and John Prentice demonstrated two football plays. At that moment the bell rang and the assembly was dismissed at approximately 1:25. Dy Mnlce Shreve Torch Honor club held ft meeting October 30 at which the following members were voted In: Sophomore, Merlin Dow; Junior, Roger Hensel- man, Elizabeth Hod gk Ins, Cord ay Norval, Betty Southwlck and Muriel Stocker. With the commute of Donald Younger and Lorraine Wilson a party and Initiation will be btld In the near future. Tho club also decided to have a picturo taken of the Torch Honor debaters receiving the silver loving cup which Is to be presented by the K I wan is club. The debate team con sisted of Kenneth Raymond, ' Burton Daugherty, Louise Keesee and Jean- ette Thatcher. Cross-Word Puzzle I. Silkworm 9. Large antelope of India 10. Natlv until bearing com pound IL Children'! gam 18. Points of View X0. Nitwit SL Smartest and prucest IS. Unadulterated 2$. Self 2ft, (Jhess places 20. Modern aril (it 29. Inhabitant of; BUfllX 10. Masculine nlcknams 81. Italian seaport 32, Narrow road 36. Big 87. Scarcer a. Hani 89. Dlvlsons o nclent Greece 41. Headdrassi poetic 48. Cast Indian boiled butter 44, Ventilate 4ft. Use needle and thread 41. fly mho! for neon DOWN 1. Flower J. Rounded eon- vei molding I, Nobleman 4. I'la-pen B. Italian river . Mediation 7. Aa they say eartn In Parli WINS HER RIGHT TO LIPSTICK fx . Si "5 ' V! It'i all right nowfor Maria Glory Perry, 18year.old Oakland, CalU., girl, to touch up her lips, for she has official court approval Charging her parent, with abuse and cruelty because they were too strict with her. even forbidding the use ol lipstick, she won a court order to have a friend, Mra. Anita Rose, appointed her guardian. (Associated Pres.' Photo) CAUGHT 17 YEARS AFTER ESCAPE Seventeen years after Howard Fulger escaped from the Michigan state penitentiary, he was arrested at the Chicago apartment building where he had been employed for nine years as "Howard Law." He la shown (right) as he appeared after hla arrest and (left) ae ha looked when Incarcerated In 1919. His wife, whom he married after hla escape, planned a plea for clemency. (.Associated Prose Photos) HOUDINi'S SPIRIT STAYS AWAY -, The spirit of Harry Houdlnl failed to appear at I publlo seance on the roof of a Hollywood hotel on the tenth anniversary of the f.imed magician's death, and his widow announced termination of efforts to gain communication In accordance with an agreement .they made be fore he died. Shown at the seance with the artlclea through which It had been hoped the spirit might manifest Itself are (left to right! Caryl S. Fleming, president of the Pacific Coast Association of Ma gicians; Mrs. Houdlnl and Edward Saint, business manager for th widow. (Associated Press Photo) HUSKIES BREAK fX? v a ' r . J I t;t. 'jkxttr. ? , ; v ; i e y " " y ' University of Washington's Huskies kept up their march toward a Pacific Coaet Conference championship whan they broke their lnx against Oregon at Portland with a 7 to 0 victory. Here Is By Haines, fleet halfback, going over for the only touchdown of the game after Washington recovered tn Oregon fumble. (Associated Press Photo) I i ; i vV t 4 tU " 1"i ' aj:? OREGON JINX , j JACKSONVILLE High School News by STUDENT REPORTERS By Eunice Sauden. Fire girls of the Jacksonville high school attained places on the honor roll during the first six weeks OX school. The senior clase tope the list with three members and the Junior and frcahmen classes tie with one each. The girls nro Avadna Ayroa, Lucille Flttcroit, Valerie Poarce, sen iors: Mary Drannh. junior: and Jerry Judging from the report cards the sophomores either need a little more study or a little less geometry ana oioiogy. Dv Frances Ilaleht. Mrs. Una B. Finch will apeak Friday afternoon at 3:15 p. m. at the hlgi school assembly before the P. T. A. meeting. In addition to this the glee clubs will give a musical proaram followed by a one-act play, "A Sisterly Scheme to be given by the Junior English claas. The seniors are also giving a short skit advertising their clans play which la to be present November 20. After the program the regular meet Ing of the P.-T. A. will take place. By O. L. Dewey. Sophomores gave the Juniors a Hal lowe'en party In the Jacksonville gym last Friday evening. Clover games worked out by the sophomorea were played and thoroughly enjoyed. Some of them were vigorous enough that even the beat were looking for aorae place to rest. Following the games came two aklts. These were also pre sented by the host class. Those tak ing part were Joe Beach, Jack Hamil ton, Ruth Hill, Ernestn Bell, Ber nettn. Zumwalt and Ancll Ounter. Kfuslc from a temporarily Installed radio set furnished part of the eve ning's program. Near the end of the party the sophomores treated the mesta to anple elder and doughnut. Two chnperonea were present, Mlea Orover and Miss Albert, both teaoh- era from this achool. The gym was appropriately decorated with orange and black streamers. Apnroxlmately forty students were present. This party was a delayed plcnla from last year. Because of unex pected rain the laat year's freshmen were tinahle to give a return party for Initiation nttrht. However, the Juniors grant that the Hallowe'en party waa a very good substitute even though It waa delayed. Br Harvey Ranrtlea. The freshmen of Jacksonville high are giving a return party to the sophomorea In tho high achool gym nasium Friday night at 7:30 p. m. The freahmen are very proud of the fact that they can carry on the cus tom of previous years. The chairmen of the committees with the class president are working hard to make the party a success. The committee chairmen are Jerry Ayreev decorations: Bruce Metegar, program: Gladys McTntyre, refreshments. Betty Sanger la claas president. Elliott Roaten laat week took over the new bus which will run tht drlffen and Old Stage road routes. The smaller bus made six trips dally where the latter will make but two trips. Harvey Randies has been given the smaller bua which will run the Sterling route Instead of private paaaenger care. . ' . Meteorological Report November 0, 1036. Forecast. Medford and vicinity i Uruwtt;d with octulonal light rnlna tonight nd Friday; Httlo change In tempera tur. Oregon: Unsettled tonight and Fri day; ralna wnat portion; little change In temperature. Local Data. Temperature a year ago today: Highest, (ts; lowest, 39. Total monthly precipitation. 0 01 Inch. Deficiency for the month, 0-33 Inch. Total precipitation since September 1, 1030, 0.30 Inch. Deficiency for the season. 1.74 Inches. Relstlve humidity at 6 ft. m. yea terday. 43; fl a. m. today, 03. Sunrise tomorrow, 0:00 a. m. Sunset tomorrow, 4&D p. m -Observntlons Taken at ft a. 120 Merkllan Time. Observiitlont Taken at ft A. M 130th Meridian Time n mi 9 3 81 S3 5 Sc jv fl i Boise ,i i - 40 so Boston i. ii. i i. "4 43 Chicago SS 30 Denver 68 32 Eureka S6 44 Helena .. 88 33 Los Angelen 78 66 MEDFORD 65 38 Cloudy Oloudy Clear Clear Foggy Snow Clear Clear Clear P. Cldy Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudy P. Cldy Cloudy Rain Clear Cloudy P. Cldy .08 63 43 46 38 13 40 84 .... 80 36 84 44 40 34 68 60 48 48 60 80 84 46 80 43 Hoaeburg .. Satt Lake San Francisco..-. Seattle Spokane Walla Walla Washington. D O. EDITOR ANALYZE AMAZING SUPPORT OIVEN ROOSEVELT (Continueo from t-ge One.) "If Mr. Roosevelt Is a good presi dent, If he Is a Democratic prcaldent, If he la an American president, ttie Hearst newspapers will support him sgsln aa they did at the start of his first administration. "If he adheres to constitutional government, he will have the support at toe Hearst publications." New York Omaha n phoenix Portland Reno
