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MTCDFORD MATL TRTTTTNTl, MEDFORD, OREGON. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 193S.
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or atoro-room you may ntvt
nnd many thing other an
seeking and ba abla to reallte
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want lant there advertise for
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(Minimum 5e)
men additional Insertion
per word
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Phone 75
FOB WANT ADS
f L0ST and Fouyp
'Jjir Agate watch ouarm with 1
gold nupget attached. Reward.
616 Mary St.
LOST Large agate ring In Mnn'
wash room. Reward. Leave at
Tribune Office.
IO0ND Bulldog, owner may have
aame by paying tor ad. W. O. Knlps,
Oak Orove Road.
LOST- If dug missing, call itft
WANTED MALE HELP
OPEN TWO NEW GROCERY ROUTES
HERE. .Earnings up to $46 first
week. Automobile given producers
as bonus. Write: Zanol, 198 Tenth
St., Oakland, Calif.
MAN, reliable, to become automobile
end accident claim adjuster In your
territory. Insurance experience un
necessary. No selling. Write As
sociated Adjusters, Box 787-L, Mil
waukie, Wis.
MANAGER WANTED Old establish
ed company desires man of ordinary
ability to handle exclusive terri
tory. No selling. Nominal Invest
ment requlred:JBt216LTrlbune
WANTED FEMALE HELP
WANTED Competent glil for general
housework, no children, references
required. Phone 1093.
WANTED Girl for housework. Room,
board and wage. Apply 213 S.
Grape. Phone 4B2-L.
ADDRESS CARDS, spare time, good
pay. Easy, degnlfled work. Stamped
addressed envelope brings details.
' Dept. A-68, Z ABEL-INSURANCE.
Arlington, Calif.
WANTED Woman or girl for general
housework. 20 month. 41 Ross
Court.
WANTED Two women to telp me in
demonstration work. Box 8031
Tribune.
MALE OR FEMALE HELP
SMALL DEPOSIT aecurea employment
and Income through the People's
Universal Exchange sytem, 29 8.
Front. Open Sunday.
WANTED SITUATIONS
MARRIED MAN wants work of any
kind. 633 Austin.
HIGH SCHOOL girl wishes work sfter
school, Saturdays, and take care of
children nights. References. 824 W.
13th.
PLAIN SEWING and alterations. 10
Almond St
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
r
EDGAR JOHNSON t the Peerless
Market Is buying run oirec ior ow
of the largest raw tur dealers on
the coast.
WANTED Heath-Henderson propeller
and small motor for light plane.
Call Wilson Motor Parts. 27 So. Riv
erside. Ask for Al Forman.
WANTED About 100 acres land,
close to Medford or Grant's Pass.
Must be partly wooded fair ever
green timber, have good view, open
to sunlight all day, plenty of water,
preferably springs. With or with
out Improvements. Give full de
tells of location, price, terms, first
letter. Must be priced right. Worth
WANTED Light car. "33 or later. No
wrecks. Box 8256, Tribune.
WANTED Used, late model refriger
ator. 806 West Msln. Tel. 824-J.
WANTED - WIU pay top prices fol
good used furniture rangaa Beat
era etc
HOLBKOOK St ANUKIW8
PITS Hall Bldg 6tb St -Front Tel 64i
RAW KUR8
WE PAT CASH for Muakrata. Mink
Coyotes, bobcate. raccoon etc
' we also ouy
HIDES AND PELTS
New and Used Traps rot Sale
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
27 N Orape 8t enone 1062
WE WIU. PAY beat price lot ranges
beater ana furniture call una -J
CADS OHHN FUHNITURK CO
88 North Front
CHEAP 1929 to 1931 pickup coupe or
roadster for cash. Inquire 116
Washington.
HIOHES1 PKICES paid 'or furnllur.
and Household inuda Pbone Iota
EMPT7 furniture van ulr, to dec
Francisco wants load fo there
way point Phone 618. Hawley
Tranafei
JUNK -Hlgneet prices paid to, orsse
radiators copper storage oa.tene
aluminum ano tni mta.st
Scrap iron unsil oi term iou
pip nc. marnin-ry wool en sot
tun nnl .tibe
Oi.t pm win interest fou
Bidet- P'ts wuoi Monau
Hoonoid mod furniture novo
.'bouM oi 1d
UEJrUHD oAdUAlM HUUtti.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
PHONE 968-R and have your furni
ture reupholstered.
FOR RENT HOUSES
FOR RENT Small, furnished house.
Inquire 218 West Jackson.
FIVE-ROOM turn, house for rent. In
quire 108 Mistletoe.
FOR RENT 5-room house with one
acre near town. Inquire 838 West
Holly.
FOR RENT 3-room furnished house;
modern: adults; garage. Inquire at
FOR .RENT FURNISHED
ROOMS
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPINO room for
bachelor. Steam beat, shower. $12
month. Valandra Hotel, Central
Point.
HEATED room for rent. 804 E. Main.
FOR RENT Furnished sleeping room
for a gentleman. 807 South Oak
dale. ATTRACTIVE, rooms 404 8 Qrap
FOR RENT BOARD ROOM
nOOMS AND MEALS. 149 So. Holly
WANTED One or two aentiemen to
room and board Excellent meal
Olose m; reasonable. Oarage. 3311
8 Grape.
FOR KENT Rooms and board re a.
.unable Sao E Main St rfedturd
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS
FOR RENT Apartment. 118 Almond
TWO modern newly furnished apart
ments, very attractive and cosry.
private garages. Just 9 blocks from
oenter of business. Adults only.
Apply 818 N. Central.
FOR. RENT 4 room nicely furnish
ed apartment, 305 Beatty 8t. Geo.
Iverson.
FOR RENT Apta. 1-2 or 8 rooms
with hot and cold water, lights and
bath. See Apt. Manager. Apt. No. 3,
1205 East Main.
FOR RENT Two apartments, 403
Newtown; one 3-room apartment
and one 4-room. Phone 19.
BACHELOR APTS , 445 8. Front.
BACHELOR'S quarters, 134 S. Ivy.
FOR EXCHANGE
TRADE Laurel. Manzanlta stumpage
tor horse or hellers. GUe, Grltfen
Creek.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Drllcloua and
Newtown apples for wooo or pota
toes Bring containers Joe Kan
tor. Rt 4. east of Phoenix.
FOR SALE or will trade tor good nelt
er calves, weaner pigs Harold Crowl
Carktn Orchard. Midway itoad.
FOR EXCHANGE REAL
ESTATE
SALE OR TRADE Nice little home
close In on east side; 500 win nan
tile; balance around 816 month; or
win swap lor larger place in uea
ford or nearby In country. Box AD
Mall Tribune.
WANTED To trade home In Medford
for home In Marshfleld. W. L. Cass
ady. Box 841, Medford.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE OR LEASE 7 cres nd 8-
room moaern nouse, water, vuy
schools. Call 1453-J-l.
t 25 COW DAIRY FARM
190 acres, 66 acres cultivated and
all good bottom land, 35 acres clov
er, free irrigation, running stream,
very substantial buildings, barn full
of hay. farm fenced and cross
fenced, on paved road. Splendid
location. Price 16500.00.
THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
No. 7 No. Bartlett
82600 40" acres. 19 acres Irrigated.
oiover ana anaua. ncuiy ui ww
for home use. good 6-room house,
other out buildings, pressure water
system. A very good buy.
FOWLER & UPP
44 N. Riverside
glooo 45 acres, fenced and cross
fenced, drilled well. 6-ln. hole. 125
ft. deep: good buildings; paved high
way; high and grade school bus.
Easy terms. Clair Olson, Box 46-A,
Eagle Point.
AN INCOME property now earning
$137 50 month, oenulne bargain ior
quick sale. C. 8. Butterfleld, 409
Medford Building.
FOR SALE 6-room modern home
with aieeplng porch. 736 Oak.
FULLY improved ano reconditioned
.even acres for sale x trade (or
Portland property Pb me 1266 Med
ford oi E N Stldd Ashiand Hotel
pUH SALE 6 room nouse on paved
street furnished l.95u $850 cam
Call owner 1619 J or s72-J
WHEN you tmn it rea. esuit win
OI URUWN at WHITE
HUUSfcb for sale or rent ,ackaon
Court. Slug A'Loao Ass'Q
FOR SALE POULTRY
FOR SALE 60 thoroughbred, blood
tested, Hansen atrain, White Leg
horn pullets. ll laying. Route 1.
Box 128, Columbus Ave., south of
Stewart.
SEE Mrs. Roy Stanley at once, to get
. your toms. Qupctz and Wisconsin
Bronze.
FOR SALE 50 laying Whlte'Leghorn
pullets and weaner pigs. Corcoran.
Rosa Lane.
FOR SALE DOGS PET8
FOR SALE Purebred Australian
Shepherd pups. 2 miles south on
Highway.
FOR "sale Csnary and cage. 16.
236 So. Oskdale.
FOR SALE -Pedigreed roller canaries
Mrs Nellie Finney. JacxMnvlile.
ROLLER CANARIES Phone 523-J-2.
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE Plga or sows. Box 139,
Spring Bt.
FOR SALE Cow and trailer. 19
Barnes Ave.
14 MOS. OLD Ouroc male hog. J. W
Ragsdale, Trail. Ore.
MODERN HOME and 2 acres, 82300:
terms. Key next door. H. E Tolle
Rt. 1. Medford. Geneva Mitchell,
Hlllsboro, Or.
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
CLOS1NO-OU1 SALE Farm and gar
den tout nouaenuid lurniture
ore&slast set pressure auokeo can
oed fruit ana vegetaotea Gould's
1 mile south oi Talent on oighway
rei Ashland 311 H-l
LOOK AT THIS
83750 For a few days only. 80 A. good
lsnd, 30 A. under Irrigation. 25 A
oiover: 314 ml. from town. You will
have to hurry to socure this.
12500 16 A. clover, good barn, small
house and outbuildings, 1 miles
from town
81250 6 A. garden land. Irrigated; 3-
roora house and outbuildings;
terma.
822007 A. garden land. Irrigated;
good 6-room house, garage, wood
shed. Terms.
B. J. PALMER
Space in Palmer Muslo Store.
Tel. 788.
10 ACRES, highway; 3-room house,
garage, chicken house, woodshed
well; all cultivated; $760, $100
down. Sheley Agency. Pacific Hwy
Just beyond O. O. R. R. track.
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE 8425.00 equity In
Dodge panel for 6200 cash.
3078 Tribune.
1936
Box
SPECIAL
1828 Peerless Six tour-door sedan.
Fine shape.
Sell Cheap for CASH.
2124 East Main
FOR SALE 1934 Chev. sedan In good
condition. Will sacrifice. Will tax
light car In trade, '30 to '32. Phone
393.
FOR SALE 1935 Dodge 4-door deluxe
sedan with trunk. This car 1
painted golden beige and 1
beauty. Priced for quick asle.
SKINNER'S GARAGE
143 s. Riverside
Bulck-Pontlao Sales and Service.
FOR SALE 1836 LaFayette Victoria
sedan with trunk. This car has
run only 4000 miles and has had
the best of care. Priced to sell,
SKINNER'S OARAGE
142 S. Riverside
Bulck-Pontlac Sales and Service
FOR 8ALE Two 1935 Dodge sedans,
trunk nd heaters, small mileage.
Blue seal guarantee. Priced tor
quick sale. Many bargains to choose
from.
FIERCE ALLEN MOTOR CO.
Dodge and Plymouth
FOR SALE 1933 Chrysler imperial
6-passenger coupe, fine condition.
8550 for quick sale. One-fourth of
original price.
LANGB MOTOR CAR CO.
38 N. Riverside Tel. 18
CHRYSLER At PLYMOUTH
USED CAR TRADE-INS
A good variety to choose from; Plym
ouths. Fords. Chevrolets, Dodges.
Chryslers, Pontlaca. and number
of other makes. Price lower than
any place In Medford.
LANGS MOTOR CAR CO.
88 N. Riverside Tel. 18
CLEAN SWEEP
' USED CAR BALE
Prices lower than NADA Book.
1935 Pontlaa 8 Brougham.
1932 Plvmoutb PA aedan with
trunk.
1938 Plymouth deluxe touring
dan.
1933 Chevrolet deluxe sedan.
1934 Ford Cabriolet coupe, radio
and heater.
1936 Chrysler 8 touring sedan.
1934 Ford V-8 sedan.
1931 Ford 2-door sedan, aldemounts.
1928 D. A. Dodge sedan.
1936 Chrysler 6 touring sedan,
1935 Chrysler 8 touring sedan.
Some Real Buya in other models.
MEDFORD USED CAR ECHANOE
Just North of old Public Market on
South Riverside
FOR SALE Ford V8, 1938 Cabriolet
Like new. Driven only 6000 miles
$650 Phone 1322-W
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Oarage tool. 920 E, Jack
son.
FOR SALE Almost new road master
bicycle and new Golden Tone table
model radio. Camp Wlthus Station.
ADDRESSOGRAPH for sale, good aa
new. Reasonable prlco. Phone
194 -J-2.
WALNUTS and filberts. 160 lb. Mr.
D. J. Stelner, near Howard SchooJ.
FOR SALE Dry body fir, 803 Clark
St.
FOR SALE Compton's pictured En
cyclopedia, In 10 volumes, in good
condition; cheep. Pbone 832-H.
FOR 8 ALE Set lineman' climbing
tools. Phone 1341-Y.
APPLES Baldwin and Newtown, or
chard run. 60c box. Geo. B. Young,
Stewart Ave. Phone 7-F-4.
FOR SALE Ripe D'AnJou per and
apples. Ala Vlst Packing House
FOR SALE Very cheap, floor show
cse, marble base, 6 feet by 20
lnche. Phone 10.
FOR SALE Areola heater system with
noiier snd three radistors complete,
In first class condition; very chesp.
Phone 10.
FOR SALE Bsled hsy. excellent
quality, o. R. Natwlck. Eagle Point
VK?VIOODim saTeT Mrs. L. MTvar"
ney. Applegste, Ore.
FOR SALE Bon? dry body fir and
hardwood. Best In valley. 118 No
. Riverside. Phone 616, Hawley Trans
fer. FOR SAL.E Peppy-Poppy pop Com
Monarch Seed at Feed Ju
FOR SALE Super Pbjsrtnste, Bui
phur. Sulphate of Ammonia Mou
arch Seed At Feed Co.
ANY merchandise can be disposed of
through the Peoples Unt.eraal Ex
change System, 29 8. Front.
SAVB SAVE
Wallpaper, all 1936 patterns 1-8 off
Pittsburgh Paint store 137 W Main
SPECIAL PRICES on oortoes and
onions for your winter supply
Peerless Mkt Phone 603 Free de
livery OOA1 milk and eneese Jungfrau Ooat
Dairy. Rt 4. Box 54 Tel 437 -J
PUH SALE h-ppi for iau'
burn) with oaf'l plate imne'
aew Rnrxatn Csi a) Msll Tribune
; fuh Al.R-Apoiea Tei :4 j -u
3Ai. orapf now ripe J A
Mjlqx, muea west ot U color 0.
BUSINESS CHANCES
WILL BELL partnership In auto body
and fender shop In Southern Ore
gon for $560.00. Wonderful location
on Paclflo highway. Prefer man
with some experience. Box 3079,
Tribune
PERSONAL
PALMIST AND CLAIRVOYANT
Madam Avon, Palmist and Clair
voyant, gives truthful fldvlce on all
affairs of life. Tells your past,
present and future. If In doubt
as to what step to take consult
Madam Avon today; tomorrow may
be too late. Good advice In time
saves many worries and many dol
lars. Satisfaction quaranteed. Read
ings dally; hours 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Located at Rainbow Auto Camp.
1746 No. Riverside. Cabin I.
MISCELLANEOUS
FAMILY WASHING done for $1.00.
Ironing and blankets extra. 028
West 3nd.
MONEY
LOANED ON AUTOS, LIVESTOCK,
FURNITURE, ENDORSED
NOTES. ETC.
We want to supply your money needs
without red tape or delay,
SEE W. E. THOMAS
MQR ORE & WASH. MTQ CO.
MED FORD'S OLDEST AND LARGEST
PERSONAL FINANCE COMPANY
45 So. Central, Ground Floor
Craterlan Theater Bldg.
Lie. No. 8-167-M-lflO Phone 139
ROOFING
COMPLETE ROOFING SEHVIOB
Compusitlun Shingles and Built-up
roofs Phune 640 Free estimate
Easy monthly payment RuitUfe
RIVER ROOFING CO. 132 West
Main
ROOFINO Bring yuui roof trouble
to us Old roof repaired oen rool
applied Pabco products Ekerson
Paint and Root Store 38 t Bart
lett Phone 243
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
JACKSON COUNTY
ABSTRACT CO.
TITLE fNttl'KANL'b
A11S I H ACTS
ESI.'ltOW
MURKAV ABSTRAC1 GO -Abstract
ot Title Rooms 8 and o No &i
North Centraj Ave., upstair.
Dentistry.
NOTICE Dr. R. C. VanValzah has
moved his dental office from 304 E.
Main to 813 Liberty Bldg.
Eipert Window Cleaners
LITI GEORGE DO IT - 1st lift
House cleaning, floor wailng on
entai rug cleaning and qyhuistering
Transfer.
SAMSON Transfer and St.. age Pur
nlture moving and expert furniture
packing service Fireproof storage
new low rates.
F - E SAMSON O. Phone 833. .
BADS TRANSFER 61 STORAGE CO -Office
36 So Fir Pbone 316 Price
right Services guaranteed
REINKLNG TRANSFER CO - Long
distance naullng. Furniture, oattia
anything 111 N. Fir Pbone 1033
O Stuart.
HAWLEY TRANSFER
Local and long distance furniture
moving. Quick light delivery on
pianos, trunks, boxes, oto., at nom
inal cost. Used furniture bougnt
and sold.
118 No Riverside. Phone 018.
Mail Tribune Daily
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Piano Tuner.
W. B. GRUBER Expert piano tuner
in Meaiora nmuea time, ror piano
service call Baldwin Piano Shoppe,
335.
The r'aihlon Shup
THE FASHION SHl'P - Oiessmakln
and Remodeling Buttons and
Buckiea covered 308 u B National
Bnnk Bldg. Tel. 1181. Myrtle
Andrews
Money to Lend
MONKY
LOANED ON AL'TOH. UESTOCh
HJKSin HE ENDORSED
NOIES ETC.
We want to supply your money needs
without red tape delay
SKfc E rill. MAS
MGR. ORE. & WASH. MTQ. CO.
MEDFORD'S OLDEST AND LARU
EST PERSONAL FINANCE CO.
45 So centra. Oruunu p'loor
Craterlan rheatei Bidg
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LEGAL NOTICES
Advertlflrmpnt For Bids
Sealed bids will be received by the
district clert- of Prospect School Dis
trict No. 69, until 8 P. M , Tuesday
the 10th day ot November, Tor the
construction of a play shed, and al
terations on the gymnasium building,
for the Prospect School. Bids may be
separate on oacb building, or togeth
er, tjpecincauona ana piuiis amy ue
seen at the office of the architect.
William Lalng, 301 U. 8. Nat'l. Bank
Bldg., Medford; or at tue home ot the'
district clerk. Bids must be accom-1
panled by a certified check In n j
amount equal to 6 of the total I
amount oi oia. as a guarantee iur
the execution or contract In cose the
contract Is awarded bidder. The
school board of Dlst. No. 59 reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
Signed: ROSE J. KELLY,
Clerk of Prospect School
Dlst. No. 69
Box No. 63, Trali, Oregon
Notice
Xn the County Court of the State of
Oregon, for Jackson Couuty.
In the Matter of the Estate of Dick
Bradley, deceased.
Notice Is Hereby Given that the un
dersigned, as executrix Ji the above
named decedent, has filed nereln her
final report and account, and that
Saturday. November 31. 1D36, at 13
o'clock A. M., at the couithouse in
the city of Medford. In said county,
has been fixed by the above-named
court as the time and plac for hear
ing objections to said Clnni account
and for the examination and allow
ance thereof.
Dated: October 17th, 1936
MAUDE M. BRADLEY,
Executrix of the estate of
Dick Bradley, deceased
Notice of Filing Application for
Change In Character of L,be or Water
Notice la hereby given i-hat H. M
yon Stein, of Trail, Oregon, has filed
in the office of Chas. E. Btrlcklln,
State Engineer, an application for ap
proval of a change in character of u&o
of water from Vina Maple Cteek from
Irrigation to domestic and stock pur
poses; That by decree of the Court for Jack
son County dated April 26. 9I9, a wat
er right was recognized in the name ol
Qua Nichols for the ire -Ration M
among other lands, 10 aires in the
SE'4 NW'4, Section 11, Township 34
South, Range 1 East, W. M from Vine
Maple creek, wit a a date or priority
of 1896;
That the applicant herein, owner tf
the above-described lands proposes to
change the use of the wa'ei from ir
rigation to domestic and stock pur
poses, such use to continue througn
out the Irrigation season.
AU persons Interested are hereby
notified .that a hearing a ill be held
In the Circuit Court Room of the
County Court House at Mciford. Or
eon. on Friday. December 18, 1936, at
10:00 o'clock a. m., and . mictions, it
Cross-Word Puzzle
It Highest office
In a repub-
llo
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13. Havory
18. Three; prefix
20. Hone
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me in Is, oil
or uRiif ere
purified
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plani
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a sense, of
randeur
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canal
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or restful
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added
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Instrument
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62. Dutch city
64. Symbol for
CHlchllM
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66. Day of the
week: nhnr.
any there be, will be heard at said
time and ptace. Any objections shou rt
be prepared In writing ami mailed to
the State Euglneer, Salem. Oregon, tt
least ten (10) days prior to the date
set for hearing.
If no objections are filed, the
change in character of use will be ap
proved without a bearing.
Dated at Saiem, Oregon, this 9.n
day of October. 1936.
CHA8. E. STHJOKLIN,
Sticc Engineer
0 A. SMITH, County Water Master.
Notice of utter Iff Pale
By Virtue ot an executit n In fore
closure duly Issued out ot and under
the seal of rne Circuit Court of hr
State of Oregon In and for the Coun
ty of Jackson, to me ilreoted ano
dated on the 34th day n October
1936, In a certain action therein,
wherein The State of Orfgon, reprn
sen ted and acting by the World Wat
Veterans State Aid Commission
plaintiff, recovered JudmLt against
Clarence B. Rooinett anc Myrue a
Merahon, formerly Myrtle O. Robln
ett the defendants, for the sum of
(3319.76, together with interest there
on at the rate or 4 per aanura from
Ap.11 37, 1936; For the further sum of
SB. 00 abstract fees, with costs and
disbursements taxed at 48 30 and the
further sum of ai&o.oo 3 attorney's
rees, wmcn judgment wxa enrouea
and docketed in the Cleric' office cf
said Court In said County on the 33rd
day of October, 1930.
Notice Is hereby given that, pur
suant to tne terms of trt said exe
cution, I will on the 38to a ay ot No
vember, 1936, at 10:00 j'uook a. m.
at the front door of the oourthotist
In the Olty of Medford, in Jackson
County. Oregon offer 'ot sale and
will sell at public auction for caan
to the highest bidder, to satisfy sa'd
judgment, together with tr coats j!
tnis sale, subject to redemption a
provided by law. all of tni right, tltla
ana interest mat tne said ueienaants,
Clarence B. Roblnett in.i Haieel V
Roblnett, hushand and wue; Myrtle
a. Mersnon and Leroy p Meranon
wife and husband, had an the 34th
day of September, 1936, oi now have
in and to the following described
property, situated In the County of
jacKson, state or uregon, u wn;
Lot eiRhteen (18). Block one fit
Kenwood, City of Medford, County of
jacKson, state or Oregon.
Dated this 34th day of October.
1936,
6YD I. BROWN Sheriff
of Jackson County. Oregon
By Howard Gault, Deputy.
O A. CODDlNO. Attorney
ior fiain tin
Address: Medford, Oregon.
TIGERS POINT FOR
L TILT
Overcontldenc no longr part of
their make-up after the disastrous 8-0
defeat at the band of wild Klam
ath Falls eleven, the Medford High
Tigers taper off their week's drill this
evening and tomorrow for the tradl
tlonal Armistice Day game against
an In-and-out Aahland squad on the
turf field here.
Ashland, the buffeting poet for
both Klamath and Grant Pass, arose
from the depths a week go to knock
over Grants Pss la-o In a wrprlae
win, Indicating that they art a dan
gerous quad at time. Coach Bill
Bowerman of Medford said today that
hla completely revamped team I tak
lng the Ashland encounter er!ouly.
aware of the fact that what Ashland'
his done once they can do again, and
that the Orlaalle will probably turn
In the best game of the year against
the Tigers.
That la the root of the traditional
rivalry. When Aahland ha a "won
der" team Medford Invariably afforda
them their most painful afternoon,
and the reverse 1 true when Medford
1 riding the crest of a winning streak.
Medford ha been the fevored team
most often, and wlU be fvored again
Wednesday, but the fact re mains,
Bowermn said, that Ashland will be
prlmett to upset the fast charging
locals.
Drill through the latter part of last
week found Baylla and Mniyma.
two tranaplanted backfleld aces, as
the probable atartlng enda agalnat the
Llthlans. Both have shown aptitude
for then new post. Offord, atar
tackle who was on the sidelines briefly
after the Stireka encounter, when
ho suffered a broken nnse, 1 doing re
markably well at the unfamiliar cen
ter spot, and Baker, relieved of tem
porary center duties, Is going better
than ever at hi own guerd assign
ments. Bowerman ssld that Blair
and Esrhart are now the best pros
pects for tackle berth, with Grow as
the probable guard who will start
with Baker.
Ettlngor, at quarterback, and Bak-
ralda, at fullback, aeera to have thalr
Jobs well taken care of. but the rest
of the Tiger backfleld will present
new face Morris, who tarted the
year at halfback and was then moved
to guard, Is back at the right half
back Job and I doing better than at
first hoped. Re still ha difficulty in
dod-rlng, but a long list of second
string cssusltle Indicate how hard
he hits In head-on Impact. H. has
bn Imorovtng steadily.
Bowman, Bhlfty-blnned substitute
who has been alternating at quarter
back, la doing a good Job In Lewis
shoe st left halfback,
Eugen Higff Defeatt
Inter-City Foe 59-0
EUGENE, Nov. 0. (API Continu
ing their march to mythical state
championship bonora, the heavy Eu
gene high school Axemen ran through
s lighter and lest experienced Univer
sity high school team, 69-v, In their
trsdttlonal gsme here Friday night.
The Axemen rolled up It first
downs, all of which were from scrim
mage. They completed four pastes
and attempted only tlx. On one occa
sion they marched from their own
16-yard line to the University high
goal In 10 plays.
Use situ mount rant ad.
COAST FOOTBALL
BADLY MIXED BY
One Tie and Two Defeats
Marked Up Against Over
whelming Favorites-
Huskies Only Undefeated
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. S (API
Shocks of the greatest upsets of the
fxotb&ll eesson on the Paclflo coast
were dying down today but the re
versals of isst Saturdsy still provided
the main toplo tor conversation de
spite Important engagement Relied
v!ed tor this week.
All the figures oq every ttatUtlcal
chart were there to prove Washing
ton, Southern California and Waatv
Ington state should hve won their
const conference game but the score
board told a story ot one tie and two
defeat of overwhelming favorite
Out of the topay turvy scramble
Washington emerged at the lone un
defeated conference eleven, leader of
the championship race but now list.
lng a tie with a Stanford team It
at i l to I favorite to beat
The toor was 14 to 14.
Southern California and Wsahlng-
tcn State toppled from the undefeat.
ed rank.
The U. S. O. Trojans, oo-favorltes
w.th Washington, went down 13 to 7,
before University of California,
After four successive defeats, Ore
gon State college scored an amavlng
19 to e victory over Waahlngton
Slate. The thing that couldn't bap
pan became a reality Oregon Slate
walloped a team which listed victories
over Stanford, California and Oregon,
besides a scoreless tie with Southern
California.
U.O.L.A, returned home flushed
with a 7 to 0 victory over Oregor at
Portland.
Crucial battle will be fought In
the coast conference Saturday. The
main event brings Southern Califor
nia and Waahlngton together at Seat
tle. A victory then snd one two
week later over Weahlngton State,
WIU give the Huskies the conference
oliamplonshlp, Defeat for Washing
ton will throw tht title) chase Into a
tangle again.
Washington State and U.O.LA. will
Ur.e up on practically even terms at
Lot Angelet with the latter probably
toldlng tht edge In line play.
Flushed with the result ot last
week's great comeback display, Stan
ford and Oregon State meet at Port-
It nd. California will turn in It
new-found attack agalnat University
ol Oregon. The gun will be played
tt Berkeley.
Conference Standings
Opt.
W. L. Tied Ft. Ft.
Pot,
0 i j si ai
1 1 9 31
1 1 ' 17 41
l o Ui sa
I 0 80 81
1 1 60 38
0 41 81
4 1 7 80
1.000
.780
.780
.800
400
.933
100
.000
TO BATTLE
TEXAN HERE NEXT
Boxing, after two-week lull re
turns to Medford a week from to
night with Elmer "Bun" Brown hard
Mttlng northwest featherweight
champion, awtpplng wallop with
Jack Bay, 138 pound flash from Dal
it, Texas. Ray will have a weight
tovtntage ot tight pound over hit
tluslv opponent, nd 1 consequently
ei ported to give the champion a bet-
vr ttruggio than did Al Mustolt,
willing but outclassed Opokan (lug
ger, two week ago.
Ray ha not been In the north weat
long, but ha already built up t repu
tation as a (lugger with dynamite In
both glove. In-flghtlng 1 hi fcrte.
tnd it 1 Intlghter who give Brown
the most trouble. Fans were surprised
a' the power that the alight but well
proportioned Brown got Into bis wtl
opt against MustoU, and hi flicking
Uft band and jarring right not
smashes proved him capable of hand
ling tougher opposition.
Whether h wilt be able to carve
down a weight advantage of eight
pound 1 a matter of conjecture,
but hi manager, Teg Salkeld, points
to Brown' record agalnat men up to
ii8 pounds, wltb the pity to be ex
pended upon the opposition and not
Frown.
Promoter Mtck LUlard. who an
touneed tht card this morning, ha
atranged two six-round seml-wlnfup
snd a four round opener. Sonny
gliders, 158 pound clouter from Kle
ins tb Fall who put the dinger on
By Morgan ot Portland In the last
match here, will be pitte-J against
Jack Ifetly, 188, of Kerby, In the last
teml-wlndup. Nealy It fighting In
Vancouver, B. C, tonight and will
probably tight In Portland tt least
one before ht apear her next
week.
Bed Melhorn, 180, Klamath Falls,
will square away against Bucky
O Brian of CBrltn, Oregon, In the
other six round battle. The two art
evenly matched and the tight It ex
pected to be one ot the but on tht
ctrd.
There will be one, tnd poaalbly two
four-round opening tussle.
Cee Msll frlOuot want da.
Wah. 4
St.. OS1.....8
Wash. St. 8
U C.LA
01. l
Stanford .1
Or. Bt
Oregon 0
BROWN
FANDOM
RANDOM
By DICK APPLEOATE.
'The winning touchdown from t
pass, Smith to Kunzman." That
sounds suspiciously llks report of
t lost year Medford high school foot
ball game but 1 really the story of
the Oregon Froah victory over the
strong University of Washington
Husky pups In Seattle Saturday. The
old Medford high combination put
over the score In the last quarter.
breaking the 7-7 tie that resulted
from earlier touchdown by both
squada.
"Smithereens" smith, picked
by this department over a year
ago as praliable all-Amerlcan
timber, tossed the pass to Grey
heal which gave the Froah their
opening score and his pass to
the same man scored the conver
sion after Kunzmsn't six points.
Nearly every football fan In Med
ford will be abla to envisage those
passes of Smith's. We can ee him
yet, slamming along behind the line
of scrimmage aa though glued to his
Interference, for all the world a
though he were off for a wide left
end run. Then, without any appar
ent effort, atralghtenlng up for one
of those eaay-to-handle aoutbpaw
paasoa that look a though they're
going to the left end and likely as
not will hook right back to the right
to t receiver In the open. That the
receiver should be Kunzman no one
hare will be surprised.
It wasn't Just Smith and Kunzman
that upheld the reputation of Med
ford aa a producer of football ma
terial. Qeorgo Harrington former
Medford star under Darwin Burgher,
folded In three of Cook's passe for
touohdowna In rolling up a 3a-to-0
vlotory tor LInfield over Albany Sat
urday, Coach Don Faber, formerly
of Aahland and now of Albany, must
be tired of having Harrington In hla
hair by this time.
Nor doe the Medford parade end
there. For Oregon, In the bitter 7-0
loss against U. O. L. A., Bob Hinman,
former Red and Blaok wlngman, did
Spartan service, while at Palo Alto,
Burdette Kindred was playing tackle
ior waahlngton. We'd like to be tblt
to report that Nooks Naume Is stir
halfback on the Santt Clara unde
feated tnd untied eleven, but tuch 1
not the cue. It would be If Nook
were out for football, in our opinion.
In that same humble, or not to
humble, opinion, Nsumes was on ot
the bast football players to wear tbt
Medford uniform. Fast t a deer,
shifty a a fox terrier, bard to atop
h a uuuaio, is was only a combina
tion of Impossible circumstances that
kept him out of the limelight.
Incidentally, It waa Nook who In
praotlce here- one night discovered a
neat way to dispose of two tackier,
at the aame time. Returning punt,
ht found two tacklert converging
upon him rapidly. Thinking quickly,
he rammed straight between them,
tossed the ball up In the air, and
straight-armed them both. He may
have had ome Idea of wagging tht
ball on the other aide nd continuing
on his march to the goal, but If to ht
abandoned It when he taw both tack
ier go bead aver heel onto their
back. He atarted to laugh, tnd tilt
ball would have been there yet It
someone eie naon't picked It up.
W wouldn't advise the play at
stock-in-trade, but as tn let breaker
it was supreme. Thtt w one of nit
first night out after coming here
from Hood River, where he wit
team-mate of Russ Acheson on tht
Applt Picker squad.
Peculiarly enough, on the SONS
team Just 13 miles south of Med
ford, we could discover no Med
ford players. The Aahland school
draw players from the Willam
ette volley while Willamette vol.
ley schools draw players front
here. That probably Indicate
something or other, but tf to we
dont know whit It Is.
Random observations: There are
more bear being brought In by hunt
tere this year than any year we can
remember. The season In Jackson
snd Klamath counties 1 open all thl
month In other counties If open
the yesr around. We're planning on
going after one next week-end. after
htvlng teen nothing but doet on t
deer-hunting expedition. Betr meat
taate like pork, venison, beef, ve,
rbbit, chicken and duck, We never
ate any but that' the word we re
ceive from seven expert.
WEST TAKES EDGE
LL
CHICAOO. Nor. S APirw.. ....
who maintain that western division
clubs of the National Fro Football
league bold t clear-cut edge in
strength over the . ..-.
e'evens had figures to heck un th.i.
argument today.
in sundty't professional program
11 four western rllvl.i.M ...
Oreen Bsy, Chicago' Bear, Detroit
and Chicago' Cardinal defeated
eastern lection teams, snd only on
reeult was close. Pittsburgh, lead
ing the eastern dlvlion, bowed to
.o.!i, so to a; New York. In second
pltct, WO trounced h thm n.. aa
to 7; Boston lost to Oreen Bsy. T
u . no tne cniugo Cardinal cele
brated by whipping Philadelphia, 11
to 0, for the Card firt vlotory of
Tbe Beer and Packers to-
won teven gomea while 1n.inv
on, easily tht beet record In tht olr-
iVINDOW JLASS-tve wit window
(last and will rtnlao tour nrtihn
wlidowa reasonably rraworiugt uto.
in' wort
Closing tlm for Too Lata to 01s-
ify Adt It 1:10 p. ca. .