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MEDFOKD MATL TRIBUTE, MEDFORD, OTtEO ON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6. 1936.
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FOB WANT ADS
LOST AND FOUND
HE WARD For Information leading
to the recovery of our wlre-hairud
terrier. All white with light tan
left side of head. Been gone since
Tuesday, pioase pnone lao-M. .
LOST Man's tan pigskin glove for
left nana, size o. Vttu BtM-n vi
leave at Tribune office.
LOST Bed and black scarf with
black clip pin. Finder please re
turn to Mall Tribune office.
LOST- -If dog miegng. can ibifl
WANTED MALE HELP
WANTED Shoemaxer, 231 E. 8th 8t.
WANTED FEMALE HELP
WANTED Experienced stenographer.
Box 3130. Tribune. ' ." ,'
WANTED Woman for housekeeping,
out of town, In modern, childless
home Pnone 643-H.
WANTED Two women to help me In
demonstration work. Boa 3031
Tribune.
MALE OR FEMALE HELP
SMALL DEPOSIT secures employment
and Income through the Peoples
Universal Exchange Sytem, 39 8.
Front. Open Sunday.
WANTED SITUATIONS
WANTED Work In cafe, 325 a. Ivy,
WANTED By middle-aged, unincum
bered lady, housekeeping. Capable
- of taking full charge. Box 3246.
Tribune.
PLAIN SEWING and alterations. 10
Almond Bt.
WANTED To exchange carpenter
work for room and garage during
winter. Box 3231, Tribune.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED Light car. '33 or later. No
wrecks. Box 3356, Tribune.
WANTED 5 or fl-room unfurnished
house, to rent or lease; permanent
tenant; refined family. Tel. 858-J.
WILL ehare expense with party, drlv
Ing to Marshfleld Saturday morn
ing, Nov. 7th. Call 45. days, and
1241. evening. '
WANTED Used, late model refriger
ator. 808 West Main. Tel. 824-J.
WANTED - Will pay top prices tol
good used furniture rangea neat
era eto
yftra Ha
nVUOWn-m .
Fir Hall Bldg 6tn 8t -Front fel Mi
d a in hrma
WE PAT CASH for Muskrsts. Mink
Coyote, bobcat, raccoon, eto.
we also ouy
IIXDE& AND PELTS.
New and Used Traps foi Sale. ;
MEDFORD BAROAIN HOU5E
n N. Orape St Pnone 1063
WE WILL PAY best prices lol rangea
beaten and furniture Call 1183-J
KADS & OHRN FURNITURE CO
38 North Front.
BJOHEai PRICES paid tol turnlturt
and nouaebold aod poone 1063
EMPTY furniture ran going to ssr.
Francisoo. wanta load fo there
way point, phone 015. Hawley
Transfer
WANTED Rlf lee. good useo fumi
ture and clothing liney Second
Hand store 113 North Front
JUNK -Highest prices paid loi orsss
radiators copper storsge oe.tsrie
aluminum and other met.
Scrap iron small oi largi iot
pipe ano marhlni-ry wool anc cot
too raga innn .ube
Oui price will interest you
i Hides Pelu Wool Mohair
Household oodt furniture stoves
Doug tit or sold
MfTJWJRD BAHOAIN BOUBa
CHEAP 1029 to 1931 pickup coupe OI
roadster for cash. Inquire 115
Washington.
FOR RENT HOUSES
FOR RENT 3-room furnished house:
modern: adults; garage. Inquire at
731 W. 2nd.
FOR RENT Attractive 8-room fur
nished home on east aide; hard
wood floors, fireplace, basement
and furnace. 152.50 inc. water
Charles R. Ray. Realtor, Medford
Bltle Phone 302.
FOR RENT FURNISHED
ROOMS
FOR RENT Furnished sleeping room
for a gentleman. 307 south Osk
dale. FOR RENT Furnished, heated room,
120 S. Laurel, phone 934-L.
w run Kent prefer working
T girl; home privilege. Tel. 12.12-X ,
. .
ATTHAC11V1 room, tv4 8, Orap.
FOR RENT BOARD ROOM
ROOMS AND MEALS. U9 So. Holly
WANTED- -One or two gentlemen to
room and board Excellent meals
Close in; reasonable. Oarage . 333
8 Orape.
FOR KENT Rooms and board rea
sonaoie 3ai) E Main 8t Bedford
FOR RENT - APARTMENTS
FURN apt. for rent, 716 Welch.
FOR RENT Two apartment. 403
Newtown; one 3-room apartment
and one 4-room. Phone 19.
FOR RENT Furnished apartment.
Also cabin. 616 N. Central.
FOR RENT Furnished apartment;
heated. 229 N. Ivy.
FOR RENT Modern furnished 8
room apt.; adults only; new and
clean; close In. 375 So. Central.
BACHELOR APT8 . 446 S. Front.
BACHELOR'S quarters. 134 B. Ivy.
FOR EXCHANGE
PIGS AND CALVES for what have
you. Opposite Texaco Station south
of Talent.
FOR TRADE Young Jersey bull for
White chickens. 623 Effts.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Heifer calves
for wagon, hay frame, bicycle, fold
ing cot. Rt. 1. Box 153-M.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Delldoua and
Newtown apples for wood or pota
toes. Bring contalnere. Joe Kan
tor. Rt 4. east of Phoenix.
FOR 8ALB or will trade tor good heif
er calves, weaner pigs Harold crowl
Carkln Orchard. Midway ttoad
FOR EXCHANGE REAL
ESTATE
SALE OR TRADE Nice little home
close In on east side; 6600 will han
dle; balance around $16 month; or
.will swap for larger place In Med
ford or nearby In country. Box AB.
Mall Tribune.
WANTED To trade home In Medford
for home In Marshfleld. W. L. Cass
ady. Box 841. Medford.
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE 1033 Chrysler imperial
5-paasenger coupe, fine condition.
6550 for quick sale. One-fourth of
original price.
LANGE MOTOR CAR CO.
38 N. Riverside Tel. 18
Sandy'a USED CAR Emporium.
The Best Values In Cara and Truck
Late model Olds Sedan 6675 uo
Studebaker Coupe with radio 350.00
V-8 Ford Coupe
385 00
385 00
366.00
Plymouth Coupe
A model Ford Coupe...
Ponttao Coupe and Sedan.
Bulck Sedan
195 00
115 UO
. Studebaker late model Sedan 465 00
Studebaker 2-ton Truck In aplen
did condition. V .
Studebaker 3-4 ton. like new '
SANDERSON MOTOR CO.
CHRYSLER & PLYMOUTH
USED CAR TRADE-INS
A good variety to choose from: Plym-
outns. Foras. unevroieis, uoages,
Chryslers, Pontlace. and number
of other makes. Prices lower..than
any place In Medford.
LANGE MOTOR CAR CO.
38 N. Riverside Tel. 18
FOR SALE Ford V8, 1936 Cabriolet
Like new. Driven only 6000 mile
6650. Phone 1322-W.
CLEAN .SWEEP
'LU' USED CAR SALE -Prices
lower than N ADA Book,
1935 Pontlac 8 Brougham.'
1932 Plymouth PA aedan with
trunk.
1935 Plymouth deluxe touring ae
dan. 1933 Chevrolet deluxe aedan.
1934 Ford Cabriolet coupe, radio
and heater.
1935 Chtysler 8 touring sedan.
1934 Ford V-8 aedan
1931 Ford a-door sedan, sldemounts.
1928 D. A. Dodge sedan.
1935 Chrysler 6 touring sedan.
1935 Chrysler 8 touring sedan.
Some Real Buys In other models.
MEDFORD USED CAR ECHANOE
Just North or old Public Market on
South Rlverslc
FOR SALE DOGS PETS
FOR SALE Canary and cage, (5
2ao oo. uaaaaie.
FOR SALE! Pedlgieed roller canaries
Mrs. WCIIIO riutlij. u.n-vu,ts
ROLLER CANARIES. Phone 623-J-3.
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE Good Jersey heifer,
bull, wagon, plowa and narrow.
Jaa. A. Woods, Blddle road.
FOR SALE 1600-lb. black horae, 8
years old. Mrs. w. a. mcnoioun.
Boss Lane.
FOR SALE Cow and trailer. IB
Barnes Ave.
FOR SALE Weaner plga. O. J. Mc-
Cay, spring oi., Meaiura.
FOR SALE Well-bred Guernsey bull
can. 0 wwks viu.
Central Point.
AUCTION SALE, Nov. 7. 1038 Sale
Pavilion in norm tueuiuru uw iwou
of high grade Hereford heifers. 3
registered Guernsey bulls, 1 regis
tered Ouernsey heifer (springer).
SpII your grade cattle at this auc
tion and replace them with pure
breds: enjoy satisfaction and profit
that followa production of quality
cattle.
14MOS. OLD Duroo male hog. J. W
Ragsdaie, iron, uro.
CLOSING-OU1 SALE Farm and gar
den tool nousenoio urnitur
oreskfast set pressure oooked can
ned fruit and vegtuoie Gould's
1 mile eoutb oi raient on nlgowey
Tet A.hlnnrJ 971-ft-l
FOR SALE POULTRY
SEE Mrs. Roy Stanley at once, to get
your voms. viupvvs bu
Bronze.
FOR SALE 300 Bronze turkeys, near
ly ready for meraet. rnoue -r-u,
Eagle Point.
FOR SALE 50 laying white Leghorn
pullets and weaner pigs. -..
Rom Lane.
RHODE Island Red pullet. Nsrra-
gnstt turkey oreeoing ww
Trotter. Rogue River. Ore.
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
MODERN home ana a acres. iouv,
u-rms. Kev next door. H. E Tolle
Rt. I, Mtdford. Geneva MltcheU,
Hlilsboro, Ors. .
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
BAROAIN BUYS
Owner will sacrifice or take car for equity In 5 -room modern
S2DQQ home wlth hardwood Jors, laundry uays. Lot 66x120. Bee
ALSO
60 acres. Best buy In southern Oregon. One of the best farms
POnnn tii Rogue River valley. Black loam soil. No waste land; 16
VwUUU acres alfalfa. This place will' grow 4 cropa alfalfa without
water; no Irrigation needed. Good farm house, barn, and milking barn
with cement floor. Silo. Part cash balance long time loan.
ALSO
16 acres. Very suitable for small dairy and chicken raising.
CI OCn Almost now 3-room house, small barn; on good oiled high
111 I fcUU way only 6 miles from Meaord. small down payment, easy
terms on balance.
ALSO
30 acres. Bear creek bottom soli, only 8 miles from city limits
COnfin of Medford. Think of It! Only $150.00 per acre for this loam
iPWUUU son, This has a dandy building site, on good oil macadam road.
CHARLES A. WING AGENCY, INC.
109 B. Main St. Phone 738.
AN INCOME property now earning
$137 60 month. Genuine bargain tor
quick sale. O. S. Butterfleld, 409
Medford Building.
FOR SALE! 3-room house, Berrydale
Ave.; cheap. Apply at 48Vi North
Orange.
FOR BALE Fine 6-rm. house, a lota,
best location, lota of shade, (3500.
92100 cash, balance easy terms.
For Rent 0-rm. house, basement,
furnace. 942 60.
FLAHARTY REALTY COMPANY
16 N. Fir.
FOR SALE A Real Bargain, 7 lots
and 4-room house; bath, fireplace,
laundry trays, hardwood floor, lots
of built-lns, cement foundation
and walks, garage, woodshed and
store house; native shade, laurel
cedar and fir. A very attractive,
coey and comfortable home; 91.000
full price. L. G. PICKELL, 204
East Main. Phone 306.
6 ACRES. Irrigated, good soil, 8-room
house and outbuildings, city water,
near Medford, 9750, terms.
ALSO 7 acres, irrigated; 4-room
house and barn. Splendid location.
Trade for Medford property. L. O.
PICKELL, 204 East Main. Tel. 366.
FOR SALE 6 room modern house, 1
acre land, a blocks north Washing
ton school. 404 So. Peach St.
FOR SALE 6-room modern home
with sleeping porch, 738 Oak.
FULLY improved ano reoondittoneo
:t seven acres for tale or trade foi
Portland property Pbone 1268 Med
ford oi E N Stldd Ashland Hotel
POH SALE 6 room nouae on paveo
street furnished 9196U 9850 casn
Call owner. 1619-J or 8T2-J
WHEN you think ' rea estate thins
Of UROWN A WHITE
HO US bis rot taie or rent jackson
Oout-ty Blog 8t uian AssTi
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
APPLES Baldwin and Newtown, or
chard run. 60c box. Geo. B. Young,
Stewart Ave. Phone 7-F-4.
FOR SALE Cut glaas and antiques.
. Mrs. Kl a rated, 408 W. 6th.
FOR SALE Ripe D'AnJou pears and
apples. Ala Vista Packing House
FOR SALE Storage furniture, Fri
day and Saturday at our office,
118 North Riverside, Hawley Trans
fer Co.
FOR SALF New Superfex oil burn
ing heater. Call 124 Lincoln St.,
forenoons.
FOR 8ALE Very cheap, floor show
case, marble base, 8 feet by 36
Inches. Phone 10.
FOR SALE Areola beater system with
boiler and threo radiators complete.
; In first class condition; very cheap.
Phone 10.
FOR SALE Baled hay, excellent
quality. 0. R- Natwick. Eagle Point
FOR SALE Oak dlntng-room table
with 8 leather-seated chairs. Very
reasonable. Telephone 1169.
PLANER BLOCKS from the big mill.
94 46 per load. Prompt service.
Tel. 333, Central Point Wood Yard.
DRY WOOD for saie. Mrs. L. M. Var
ney, Applegate, Ore.
FOR SALE Bone dry body fir and
hardwood. Best In valley, 118 No
Riverside, phone 616, Hawley Trans
fer. HAY for sale. 300 tons In stack. Earl
Farlow, Lake Creek.
FOR SALE
Lota of Newtown Apples.
Orchard Park Farm. Ino.
FOR SALE Peppy-Poppy Pop Corn
Monarch Seed & Feed Oo.
FOR SALE Super Pbasrmate, Sul
phur. Sulphate of Ammonia. Mou
arcb Seed & Feed Co.
ANY merchandise can be disposed of
through the peoples Universal Ex
change System. 39 8. Front.
SAVlt SAVE
Wallpaper, all 1936 pitteVns 1-3 off
Pittsburgh Paint Store. 13V W Main
SPECIAL PRICES on DOtatoet and
onions for your winter supply
Peerless Mkt. Pbone 603. Free de
. ilvery
OOAT milk and cneese Jungfrau Ooat
Dairy. Rt 4. Box 64 Tel 437 -J.
FOR SALE huppe fot tawdua'
burnei with baffle plate aimoar
oew Bargain Cai at Mall rrthune
FOR SALE Apples Tel 13'i-L
rX)R SALE drapes now ripe J A
Manke 4 miles west of Medford
MISCELLANEOUS
OPEN TNO- Art needlework exchange
hop at 138 8. Holly.
MONEY
LOANED OS AUTOS. LIVESTOCK,
FL'RNITTRE. PVHORSED
NOTES. ETC.
We want to supply your money needs
without red tape or delay.
SKE W. R. THOMAS
MOR ORE & WASH. MTO CO.
MEDFORD'8 OLDEST AND LAROEST
PERSONAL FINANCE COMPANY
46 So. Central. Ground Floor
Crsterlan Theater Bldg.
Lie. No 8-157-M-180 Phone 139
ROOFING
COMPLETE ROOFINO SERVICE
OompfMitlon Shingles and Built-up
roofs Phune 640 Free estimate
Eu monthly payment ROOUI
RIVER ROOF1NO CO. 183 Wt
Main
ROOFlNO Brine four roof trouble
to us Old ruoft repaired oew rotrfs
applied Pfsoco products Ekeranr
Paint and Ruol Store, 86 i Bart
led, Pbone 3U,
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
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. Mull or, Hotel Jackson,
Medford.
PERSONAL
ATTENTION I
Here In Person
ERNEST MULLER
Scientific Character Aanalyst, Psy
chologist. Numerollglst. 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
affairs of life. Tells your past,
present and future. If In "doubt
as to what step to take consult
Mftdam Avon today: tomorrow may
be too late. Good advice In lime
eaves 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.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
JACKSON COUNT
. ABSTRACT CO.
TITLE INMURANL'fc
ABSTRACTS
ESCROW
MURRAY ABSTRACT CO Abstract
of Title Rooms 8 ano b No 42
North Central Ave., upstaira.
Dentistry.
NOTICE Dr. R. O. VanVaUsah has
moved his dental office from 204 E.
Main to 812 Liberty Bldg.
Expert Window Cleaners
LET OEOROE DO IT - lei 1HV
House cleaning. Moor waxing or!
ental nig cleaning and upholstering
The Fashion shop
THE FASHION 8H(P - Dressmskin
and Remodeling. B u t c o n a ano
Buckles covered 308 ti a National
Bank Bldg. Tel. 1181, Myrtle
Andrews
Transfer. ;
SAMSON Transfer and Su-iage Fur
til ture moving and expmt furniture
packing service Fireproof storage
new low rates.
P E SAMSON O. Phone 833.
BADS TRANbFEK fli 8TUKAOB CO -Office
26 So Fir Phone 316 Price
right Service guaranteed ,
RE IN KINO TRANSFER CO - Long
distance hauling. Furniture, eattie
anything ill N. Fir Phone 1033
O Stuart.
HAWLEY TRANSFER
Local and long distance furniture
moving. Quick light delivery on
f ilanos, trunks, boxes, etc., at nom
nal cost. Used furniture bougnt
and sold.
118 No Riverside. Phone 616.
Mail Tribune Daily
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Money to Lend
MONEY
LOANED ON ALTOS. LIVESTOCK
FUKN1TI UK. ENDORSED
NOTES ETC.
We want to supply your money needs
wttnout red tape or delay
SEE V E THOMAS
MGR. ORE. & WASH. MTO. CO.
MED FORD'S OLDEST AND LARO
E3T PERSONAL FINANCE CO.
45 So Central Grounu Floor
Cratenan Theater Bldg
Lie No S-167 -M-180 Pnone 139
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 the gymnasium building,
for the Prospect School. Bids may be
separate on each building, or togeth
er. Specifications and plana may be
seen at the office of the architect,
William Lalng, 301 U. S. Nat'l. Bank
Bldg., Medford; or at tu home of the
district clerk. Bids must be accom
panied by a certified check In an
amount equal to 6 of the total
amount of bid, as a guarantee (or
the execution of contract In case the
contract Is awarded bidder. The
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. 69
Box No. 62, Trail, Oregon
Notice of Filing of Final Arxount and
Petition for Settlement Thereof
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon. In and for the County iA
Jackson.
I In the Matter of the Estate of Helen
wuy ocrtwiLun, aumuuinva Kiiuwn
Mrs. 2 Scranton, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby glveu that Henry
Owens, administrator of the above
entitled estate, has filed In the above
entitled Court and cause hi final
account and petition (or settlement
thereof and by order of the Court
the same has been set tor hearing at
the hour of 10 o'clock a. m on the
10th day of November 1U36. and all
persons Interested and nnving objec
tions thereto are hereby notified '
appear In the above fan titled Court
and cause and file such objections
on or before said date of hearing.
HENRY OWENS, Administrator.
Notice.
In the County Court of the State M
Oregon, In and for the County cf
Jackson.
In the Matter of the Estate of James
Owens. Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that Annie
M. Owens, Administratrix with the
Will annexed of the Estate of James
Owens, deceased, has tiled In the
above entitled Court and matter her
first and final account and report
and petition tor distribution tor set
tlement thereof and discharge, and
by order of the Court herein said
final account and report nas been set
for hearing on the 19th day of No
vember. 1036. at the hour uj 10 o'clock
a. m., at the court room of the above
entitled Court In Medford Jackson
County. Oregon, and all prisons hav
ing any objections thereto are here
by notified to file the same with the
above entitled Court on or before
said time. ANNIE M OWENS,
Administratrix with the Win
annexed of the Estate of
James Owens, Deceased
High School News
by
STUDENT REPORTERS
By Phil Todd.
As a step In the sophomore Initia
tion, which takes place this week at
the senior high school, the Court of
Inhuman relations, a kangaroo court,
convened at 1 p. m., Wednesday after
noon In senior high school audjto
rlum. Eight decisions were rendered
before adjournment.
The court. In the form of an assem
bly, was sponsored by the Boy' league
Crossword Puzzle
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curve
11. Pencil of
light
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warmth
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other's hands
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trees
43.
45. Knad cook
47. Cardan Imple
ment
48. Beard of grain
49. Long narrow
Inlet
81. Kqulp
M. Small barrel
sS. And: Latin
under supervision of Bam Richardson,
president of th organization. The
Order of the M acted aa the Judiciary
body and Jury.
Cases brought up were those of
Elmer Welsaburg, Alvln Thorbus,
Winston Campbell, Bay Huston, Wal
lace Erie, Joe Faulks, Albert Plctie
and Kenneth Scrlpter.
Aa a climax to the Initiation a bon
fire and dance will be held at the
high sohool tonight, according to
Sam Richardson.
By Katnryn Mead.
Under direction of Delia Mae Dale,
president of the Girls league, the ac
tivities of the organisation' are now
progressing rapidly. At fc luncheon
of the league council Monday noon
plana for the near future were drawn.
At a general assembly of the girls,
this program was presented to them.
During this week the pupils new
In Medford high were legally taken
Into the currlcular activities of the
school through initiation. Plans for
this Initiation was prepared by uie
auxiliary committee. Jean Culy, chair
man. Each sophomore or new girl
underwent the Informal Initiation.
w!t& their hair parted down the mid
dle, a green ribbon tied around their
heads, and no bobby pins or makeup
whatsoever. Each wore her dress
backwards with no belt, and a vege
table tied around her neck aa her
only ornament. Also she was forced
to bow to every high and mighty
senior, as well aa brush the shoes of
any upperclass man desiring It.
After the annual bonfire this eve
ning, formal Initiation will be car
ried on with Delia Mae Dale, presi
dent, Muriel Stocks, vice-president,
Josephine Bullls, secretary, and Helen
Latham, treasurer, officiating. Fol
lowing th Initiation a Joint Boys'
and Olrls' league dance will be held
In the gymnasium- All mothers and
fathers of the student are cordially
Invited to witness the Initiations and
remain for the danoe.
Thanksslvlnv alwavs causes ereat
activity In th Boya' and Olrls'
leagues, sacn year tnes two or
ganizations work together to give
twnntv deservlne families a well
filled box of food. Direction of this
work Is carried on by the girls,
through their soolal service commit
tee of which Betty Pennington is
chairman, but the oo -one ration of
every atudent In school Is necessary
to make the drive successful. At the
present time work en this function
Is well underway.
Standing committee to carry on
nctltfttlM nr Uie Olrls' leamle have
been appointed as follow: social
service committee Betty Pennington,
chairman; Isabel Oanfleld. Emllle
Nahsa. Dorothy Gill. Marjorle McKee.
Arllne Johnson. Emily iou snips.
Louise Keesee, Helen Snyder,, Vivian
Pasmore, Maxlne Young. Janice
Shreve, and Velmm Newton. . .
School Improvement Shirley Gib
son, chairman: Shirley Mcculloch,
Lorraine Longwlll, Dorothy Thoma,
Corlnne Harwood, Kay Oentner, Orva
Stevens, Olorla WUIIeme, Mary Lou
ii. Mr.mhnM. Bettv Jane Knox,
Olowrene tutes, Joan Ouyer, and
Hani.. f.lrV
Entertainment Trankl Rlnabar.
ger, chairman: Betty Tocum, Lorraine
Wilson, Lois Herman, Rae LePevre,
Jeanette Field, Nil. Green, Luella
Borne, Norma Burdell, Dorothy Jane
Hester, Jean Horton, Betty Dunham
and Helen Smedley.
Puhlicitv Kathnm Mead, chair
man. Dorothy Buchter. Helen Ohlrg-
wln, Kathleen Dlliara, varoara namp
son, Barbara Lemmon, Mary Wallace,
Gertrude Otis. Martha Shelly, Ella
Older, Jean Dourla, Dorothy Flynn
and Deborah Tumy.
Auxiliary Jean Culy, chairman:
Dorothy Blmonson. Jesn Piatt, Carlln
Piatt. Erma Fraley, Peggy Rtr.
Helen Thompson. Luclll Wymore,
June M. William. Virginia Hammond,
Caroline Cook, Grace Turnqulst and
Jeanette Thatcher.
Art Oeraldln Looml. chairman:
Fredene Daugherty, Marjorle Smith.
Bette Lee, Luella Williams, Violet
-.ntfKiirv. Klimhath Blttle. ChlOO
Elson, Joan McOonoohle, Luclll Knox,
Betty Cundlff and Joan Hunt. 1
COURT HOUSE
NEWS
furnished By th Jackson unini)
Abstract Oo. 131 t dlstb iftroet
Marriage Licenses
Wllllsm R. Sawyer nd EmtrllU
Armstrong.
Arnold C. Law and Ltona O. Pow
ell. Walter E. Meuecer and Helenett
Hughe.
Clifford H. Thoma nd Viola E.
Caldwell.
Elmer L. Bell and Ollla L. Pitch
ford. Howard O. Oault and Edith Bag.
Circuit Court
Virginia Esther Duvtll vs. Charles
Wesley Duvtll, Dlvore.
Albert V. Wyatt vs. John Blgham
et el To qui title.
State of Oregon vs. Joseph Stephen
Crough. Driving automobile white
under Influeno of Inoxleatlng liq
uor. State of Oregon vs. Floyd Alvln
Porter Orand larceny.
Lewi Super Bervlo Station n.
Russell Morrl Chattel lien.
Lswl Super Sendee Station vs.
Jess C. Black Chattel lien.
LawU Super Service Station va.
Clark O. Akin. Chattel lien.
Lewi Super Sendee Station vs.
James O. McNeill Chattel IUn.
Lewi Super Bervlo Station vs.
Thomas O. Psu-h Chattel lien.
Lewis Super Service Station va.
Horace P. Peck Chattel lien.
Law! Super Service Station v.
Mary E. Ewtng. Chattel lien. .
Lewi Super Service station vs
Robert I. Flaherty Chattel lien.
Lewis Super Barrio Station va
Lyle M. and Nathan H. Russell.
Chattel ln.
Lewi Super Service station vs.
Lloyd O. niiirmn Chattel lien.
H. U Clsycomb, doing business
Clsycomb Motor Co, v. O, W. Bur
nettChattel Ilea.
Lewi Super Service Station f.
Levan L. Beer Chattel lien.
Lewis Super Bervlo Station vs.
Charle Duncan t al. Chattel lltn.
Lewis Super Service Station vs.
i
Kenneth L. Duncan Chattel lien.
W. M. Wall vs. Bertrand E. De
Cathellneau et al. Attachment,
La nor a Carey vs. Samuel Carey.
Divorce,
Promate Court
Estate of Llla Cox, deceased. Pro
bate.
Beal Estate Transfer
Thomaa O. Thompson et ux to J.
M. Johnson et ux. W. D. to land In
DLO 44. Twp. S8 8., R. 1 West.
Mary M. Dunlap et vlr to J. A. Por
ter et ux. W. D. to 10.10 acres In
Sec. 8, Twp. 39 8., R. 1 East.
Elmer J Smith et ux to Harry A.
Cutler. W. D. to SW of lot 4. block
20, Chltwood Tract, Ashland.
W. O. Trill and George Eads( x-
exutora) to Grace D. Lydlard. Ex.
deed to lot 19, block a, Park Add.,
Medford.
Mike Evanoff et ux to Ocorrge A.
Hunt et ux. W. D. to lot 6, block 4.
Butte Falls.
Dr. W. J. Orendall and J. R. Mc
cracken (executors) to Hate! I. Ferns.
Ex. deed to lots I and 9. block 'W
Railroad Add., Ashlsnd.
Dr. W. J. Crondsll and J. F. Mc
cracken (executors) to W. P. Fuller
& Co. Ex. deed to lota 17 and 18.
Valley View Add, Ashland.
Mark P. True et al to H. O. Anders
Q. O. D. to 38.63 acres In DLO 48.
Twp. 39 8 , R. 1 East.
Anna B. Llndley et vlr to Otis A
Mack et ux. W. D. to 8 acres In
DLO 43. Twp. 87 8.. R. 1 West.
Thomss O. Thomson to J. M. John
son et ux. W. D. to land In PLC 44.
Twp. 38 8., R. 3 West.
Domlnlck Gross et ux to George J
Bates et ux W. D. to SWli of BWH
of Sec. fi, Twp. 40 8., R. 4 East.
Miles Stuart et 1 to Wm. O. Rob
erta W. D. to lot 10. block 1, Wel
lington Height). Add., Medford.
Qraoe E. Pellett to Thomaa A. Johns
et ux. W. D. to land In DLO 19,
Twp. 87 S, R. a West.
et ux W. D. to lend In DLCunu
F. A. Richards et ux to Ennls
Gardner et ux. W. D. to 84 of lot
10, Seo. 11, Twp. 89 8., R. 1 East.
P. 8. Provost et ux to Don Provost
et ux. W. D to land on Mechanic
Street, Ashland.
Spratt Wells et ux to Annie Brlgga
et vlr. Deed to 38.88 acre In Sec.
33. Twp. 83 6, R. 1 East.
Pearl L. Toblaa to Henry G. Enders
Q. O. D. to land In DLO 48 and In
Seo. 3, Twp. 39 8., R. 1 East.
Carrie M. Lyman to L. 8. Blytn et
ux. W. D. to lot , block 1, Wel
lington Hlghts Add, Medford.
Anna J. Parker to R. L. Barton et
ux. W. D. to part block 4. Imperial
Add., Medford. .
Frank KUngle to Alice R. Kllngle.
W. D. to half Interest In BW14 of
Sec. 34, Twp. 38 8., R. 1 East.
C. D Newman et ux to Nellie Wil
son. W. D. to ssst 1 acre In lot 14.
Jojack Bub., unrecorded.
W. O. Trill and George Eada (exec-
utora) to Elmer Harried. Ex deed to
lot 18, block 3, Park Add Medford.
Susie L. Allen to O. V Orossman
et ux. W. D. to lota 8 and 4, Allen
dale .Add, Ashlsnd.
FACULTY WIVES
Y
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CHICAGO (UP) Wive of tome
University of Chicago professors not
only are familiar with frying pans,
dust mops, and (swing baskets, but
some also can read test tubes, handle
Intricate formula and find their
way about In libraries.
Mr. Elizabeth M. Koch, wife of
Prof. Fred O. Koch, chairman of the
department of phyalologlcal chemuv
try, reoently demonstrated with her
husband that there are at least
three sources of potent vitamin D,
and probably mora, and that they
work In different waya In various
animals.
Th Koch are nationally known
authorities on hormonee and vita
min. They are credited with th
first preperatlon of the male ex
hormone In crude form.
Another woman who doe 8 full
day's work In the laboratory as well
a look after her bom. I Mr. Lucy
Orsve Taliaferro, win of Prof. Wll
llsm H. Taliaferro, dean of th bio
logical science division and chair
man of th hygiene and bscterlologi;
cal department.
Th Taliaferro have worked to
gether since their marriage, special,
lzlng In parasitology and concentrat
ing on malaria In recent years. Both
In laboratory resesroh and In axp'
dltlons to th tropic, Mr. Taliaferro
ha don her work, serving without
salary, aa a volunteer associate In
the advancement of knowledge.
Dr. Robert 8. Piatt of the uni
versity geography department and
his wife reoently returned from their
fourth expedition Into Latin Amer
ica, where they studied "patterns of
land occupancy." Mr. Piatt acted as
th diplomat of th axpedttlon by
dealing with natives and acting a
Interpreter. She also keep a aeuueu
account of the changing patterns in
their 30,000 mile of air travel, Mr.
PUtt being occupied In photography.
Widely known In medicine are
Dr. Oeorge F. Dick and hi wire,
Dr. Gladys Dick, Together they have
developed the Dick teat for scarlet
fever and a scarlet fever vaccine ana
serum.
Dr. Fay Cooper Cole, chairman of
the anthropology department, took
hi wife Into the hinterland of the
Philippine on their wedding trip.
Mrs. Cole, trained In psychology,
aided with ethnological studies
among native women.
Mrs. Robert Redfteld, wit of Dr.
Robert Redfleld, professor of anth
ropology and dean of the social
sciences at th university, lived the
Mexican peasant' Ufa with her hus
band. Mr. Redfleld recorded the
native folk-lore.
There are other examples of this
research partnership along th Mid
way, showing that being a prof
sor's wife Un't so dull after all.
BUDGET REQUESTS
Self-Sustaining Units Of
State Lop Twelve Million
Off Biennium Expense
Program Bond Debt Cut.
SALEM, Nov. e (If) Budget re
quests of the 81 self-sustaining unit
Oregon state government totaled
870,318,888. or about 812.000,000 lee '
then for the psst blennlum, Wallace
8. Wharton, budget director, an
nounced. These same units estimated reminf.
for the next two yeara of 874,388.350,
which would provide a surplus -of-
,280,000 to revert to the
fund.
In connection with thi. .n,,- '
mcnt Governor Martin said that Ore
gon had reduced Its state bonded -indebtedness
by 814.500.000 since the
peak In 1028, and bringing It down
to the lowest point In the nast 11
years. The bonded lndobtednesa. .
most of which waa charged against
mo smie nignway commission and
the bonus commission, was aioina-
910. This sum waa ffrnrfu.llii k-l-. '
worked out and would continue "If
the gasoline tax Is left unmoienteii -
the governor said.
Oregon Doing Well.
Economically, the novernnr uM
Oregon waa "rldlnr hlch. u. .,
handsome against debt-ridden states."
wnarton stated the entire 1837
938 budget would be comolntivt t
the next week and sent to the printer ,
t icauineu iot me state legislature.
Aanalyzlng the figure of the self.
sustaining unit. Wharton um th
revenue Item Included 8388.881 from
the stt corporation department, II,
704,736 from the Insurance depart
ment, S95.255 In gilt and 8785,379 la:
Inherltance ' tax from the treamirv
department. .-,..:
Game Commission Earn.
The state fish commission win mn
trlbute 822,843 to the general fund,
while the gam commission will eon
tribute 841,403.
The hlehwav commission win fi.n
fer 83.200.000 to the counties and '
042,4B8 to the state police, other
divisions contributing to the state''
police are the fish commission with
833,173: game commission with 8345,.
tou; nee marshal 824,540, and the
public utilities commission 850,000.
Estimates of profit and surplus in
the liquor control commission fors
cast 83,083,835 for th blennlum,
which will be earmarked .for direct.:
relief and th atate' part In th '
cooperative state-county-federal gov
ernment's child welfare program.
TO BE
SPORTS CENTER
POMPEII, Italy (UP) Eager to
contribute to the fulfillment of Pre
mier Benito Mussolini's ambition to
restore the grandeur of the ancient
Roman empire, the director of Pom
pell excavatlona U keeping workmen
swinging pick and shovels at dou
ble tlm.
Prof. Amedo Malurl. In charge of
the project, 1 personally supervis
ing excavation of the Immense
port field burled by the eruption
or Vesuvius In 79 A. D. Mopping hi
brow with Urge red hankerchlef
and leaning against one of the
beautiful marble pillars, h oxplaln-'
ed hi work. Malurl apoke of plan
for a hug sport demonstration In
which Italy's great athlete would
participate when the field wm re.
stored.
"I believe." Malurl said, "that x
cavatlon work will be finished In less
than a year. Tou see Mussolini 1
eager to have the project ready for'
official Inauguration on Rom'
3090th birthday this coming April .
31.
"Excavations are eheddlng new
light on the grandeur of ancient '
Pompeii. Instead of large villas and
rich houses we, for the first time,
are confronted with 8 huge project
accommodating great masses. This
sporting field which 1 being un
earthed with the greatest care waa
called by Pompellan 'Public Gym
nasium for Youth of Pompeii-' K
demonstrated that besides Its Intel
ligent tirhanlstla organization of
mercantile and Industrial city, that
Pompeii also had magnificent or
ganization of health education to
use ft more modern terra of true
athletic and physical education.
"Thla Immensely Interesting sport
field which I coming to light ws
built during th largest Auguatlan
period of the ancient city."
Th field' exact dimension are
489 feet by 88 feet. The swimming
pool which ooeupled put of th field
wns 98 feet wide.
"I believe," Malurl continued,
"that when excavation are com
pleted we will obtain valuable con
tribution to our tudle of the
Pompeii" aqueduct nd ; It
braucbes."
It I expected that the Jsmboree
to be itaged on the ancient field
when excavation are finished will
be one of th greatest of th Mu
olUnUn realm. The great wtm
mlng pool, which I lined with mar
ble, will Be refilled for the occasion.
Toeing tlm for Too Let to Cla
,lf; Arts l I '80 p m
Use MalifrlbUD-wan ads.
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