MEDFfmn MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, XOYFIBER 10, 1936.
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FOB WANT iU3S
LOST AND FOUND
rotJNO Man's leather glove, Call at
Tribune ofllce, Identifying and pay
for advertisement.
jjQST Agate watch cwarro with 3
gold nuggets attached. Reward.
618 Mary St.
feOST Largo Bgate ring
T" wash room. Reward.
Tribune Office.
in Mann's
Leave at
FOUND Bulldog, owner may have
same by paying for ad. W. a. Knips,
Oak Grove Road,
LOST- if dug mitring call toio
WANTED FEMALE HELP
WANTED Woman bookkeeper. Ap
ply In own handwriting. Box 3097,
Tribune.
WANTED Qlrl for housework. Room,
board and wages. Apply 313 B.
Orange. Phone 483-L.
WANTED Woman or girl tor general
housework, $20 month. 41 Rosa
Court.
MALE OE FEMALE HELP
SMALL DEPOSIT secures employment
and Income through the People's
Universal Exchange Sytem, 29 8.
Front. Open Sunday.
WANTED SITUATIONS
MARRIED MAN wanta work of any
kina. 633 Austin.
HIGH SCHOOL giri wishes work after
school, Saturdays, and take care of
children nights. References, 824 W,
13th.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WIS PAT MORE CASH
For your furniture.
BOLBROOK A ANDREWS
6th and Front. Phone 547.
WANTED Drag-saw. State make
and price. Box 3095, Mail Tribune.
PHONE 969-R and have your furni
ture reupholstered.
TRY HUSON'S HOME LAUNDRY.
YOURS DONE ALONE. PHONE
1346-M.
ZDGAR JOHNSON at the Peerless
Market Is buying furs direct for one
of the largest raw fur dealers on
the coast.
WANTED Heath-Henderson propeller
and small motor for light plane.
Call Wilson Motor Parts, at So. Riv
erside. Ask tor Al Forman.
WANTED About 100 acres land,
close to Medford or Grant'a 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
tails of location, price, terms, first
letter. Must be priced right. Worth
Smith, 1023 Queen Anne.
WANTED Used, late model refriger
ator. 808 West Main. Tel. 824-J.
RAW PURS
WE PAY CASH lor Muskrate. Mink
Coyotes, bubcats. raceous eto.
We also ouy
HIDES AND PELVB
New and Used Traps for Sale
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
37 N Grape St Pnine 1063
CHEAP 1929 to 1931 pickup coupe Ol
roadster for cash. Inquire Ho
Washington.
HlOHESl PHICES paid 'oi furoltux.
and household ouds Phone ios
EMPTV furniture van suing to Sat
Frsnclsco wsnts load fo there -fl
way pulnu Phone 816. Howies
Transfer
JUNK - Hignt once paid tot orsst
f - n
al
radiators eoppei .Virsae os.tene.
iutttinum ana thei metats
Scrap trim small ot largi 101
pipe ,no macnintry wool ant cot
ton -rags mnf ,uoe
Out pru-es win inierest rou
Hides pelts Wuo asxnsif
Household uod, furniture novo,
DougM of )d
tl,MIP hArfitAIN HtlUfB
FOR RENT- HOUSES
FOR RENT A -room house with one-
acre near town. Inquire 338 West
Holly.
FOR RENT 3 - room furnished house;
modern; adults; garage. Inquire at
731 W- and.
FOR RENT BOARD ROOM
GIRLS to board and room. Age from
S to 13. 613 East Sth,
ROOMS AND MEALS. 145 So fioMy
WANTED One Of two ei.Hemen to
ttxim and Doerd Exoi nf mf
Close in. reasonable Onrage i3i
S drape
4?Of HEN'l H.trm and ooart res
$ tonaoie. &.U &V Mais at. atediurd.
FOR RENT FURNISHED
ROOMS
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING room for
bachelor. Steam heat, shower. 12
month. Valandra Hotel Central
Point.
HEATED room for rent. 804 E. Main.
eMTHAC'llVfc rooms i4 b Urupe
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
FOR REST Apartments. 618 S. Cen
tral.
FOR RENT Apartment. 116 Almond
FOR RENT 4 room nicely furnish
ed apartment, 305 Beatty St. Geo.
Iverson.
FOR RENT Two apartments, 402
Newtown; one 3 -room apartment
and one 4-room. Phone 19.
BACHELOR'S quarters, 134 S. ivy.
FOR EXCHANGE
WILL TRADE) 1928 Ford coach and
cash for late model car. Box 3048.
Tribune.
TRADE: Laurel, Manzanlta stum page
for horse or heifers. Oile, Grlffen
Creek.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Deii clous and
Newtown apples for wooo or pota
toes Bring containers Joe Kan
tor. Rt 4, east of Phoenix,
FOR SALE or will trade lot good heii
er calves, weanei pigs Harold crowl
Carkin Orchard, Midway ttoad
FOR EXCHANGE REAL
ESTATE
SALE OR TRADE Nice little home
close in on east aide; (500 will han
dle; balance around $15 month; or
will swap lor larger place in Med
ford or nearby in country. Sox AS
Mall Tribune.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
FOR SAtE Model home northeast
corner West Main and Peach 8ts
Exceptionally well built, finest ma
terial, hardwood floors, air-conditioned.
Your opportunity to own a
beautiful home close in on pived
streets, which is available for Im
mediate occupancy. Call Chas. R.
Ray, Realtor, Medford Bldg,, Phone
802 for appointment to Inspect.
FOR SALE North Grape St. lot, clear,
2 biks off main, $300, H. N. Low
land. 225 S. Oakdale,
SALE OR RENT Houses. 812 Sum
mit.
10 ACRES, hlghwby; 2 -room house,
garage, chicken Hse, woodshed
well; all cultivated; (750. (100
down. Sheley Agency, Pacific Hwy
Just beyond O, O. R R track.
LOOK AT THIS
(2750 For a few days only, 80 A. good
land, 30 A. under irrigation, 25 A
clover; 3V6 ml. from town. You will
have to hurry to secure this.
$250015 A. clover, good barn, small
house and outbuildings, 1 miles
from town
(1250 0 A. garden land, Irrigated; 3-
room house and outbuildings;
terms.
(2200 7 A. garden land, Irrigated',
good 5 -room house, garage, wood
shed. Terms.
B. PALMER
Space In Palmer Music Store.
Tel. 788.
MODERN HOME and a acres. S2300:
terms. Key next door. H. E. TolJe
Rt. 1, Medford. Oeneva Mitchell
HiUsboro, ore.
FOR SALE OR LEASE 1 acres and 5
room modern house, water. City
schools. Call 1463-J-l. $
(2500 40 acres, 19 acres irrigated,
clover and alfalfa. Plenty of wood
for home use, good 6-room house,
other out buildings, pressure water
system. A very good buy.
FOWLER 41 OTP
44 N. Riverside
AN INCOME property now earning
(137 SO month. Genuine bargain (or
quick sale. C. 8. SutterfieJd, 409
Medford Building.
FOB SALE 8 -room modern home
with sleeping porch. 736 Oak.
FULL? improved ano reconditioneo
seven acre for fe ji trsde foi
Portland property Ptrme 1360 Med
ford at N stidd Ashiand Hotel
?OH SALE 8 room no use on paved
street furnished SI 950 850 cash
Cat) owner 1519 J or $T-i
WHEN you thins t rea estate thins
of brows ft wans
HOUSfcb rot t or rent aeksoc
Oo'j-r.$ bi-ib ft t-oBD Asm
FOR SALE POULTS?
FOR SALE 60 thoroughhred, blood
tested, Hansen strain, White Leg
horn pullets, all laying. Route 1,
Box 126, Columbus A?e south of
Stewart.
SEE Mrs, Roy Stanley at once, to get
your to ma. iupetz ana Wisconsin
Bronze,
FOR SALE 50 isylng White Leghorn
pullets and weaner pigs, Corcoran
Row Lane.
FOR SALE DOGS PETS
FOR SALE Pedlffieed roller canaries
Mrs Nellie Finney. Jacksonville
ROLLER CANARIES Phone 623-J-U
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE t horse; good to ride or
work; also 3-seated surrey, JUley
Myers, Central point.
FOR SALE Veal calf and 8 feeder
pigs, or trade for hay. w. O
Wheeler, Rt. 8, Box 68.
FOR SALE Pigs or sows.
Spring St.
FOR SALE -
Barnps Ave.
Cow and trailer. 19
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE 1935 Dodge 4-dOOr deluxe
sedftn with tmnk. This car is
painted golden beige and Is j
beauty. Priced for quick sale.
SKINNERS OARAGE
143 S. Riverside
Buick'Pontlac Sales and Service.
FOR SALE 1936 LaFayette Victoria
swJan w,th trunk. This car baa
run only 4000 miles and has had
the best or care. Priced to sell.
SKINNER'S OARAOB
143 S. Riverside
Bulek-Pontiac Silas and Service
FOR SALE 1934 Cher, wdan in rood
condition. Will sacrifice. Will tsse
Ucht car in trade, "30 to 32. Phona
! 3S3r
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
SPECIAL
1928 Peerless Six four-door sedan.
Fine shape.
Sell Cheap for CASH.
2124 East Main
FOR SALE 425.00 equity In
Dodge panel for 2G0 cash.
8078 Tribune.
1938
Box
FOR SALE Two 1935 Dodge sedans,
trunk and heaters, small mileage.
Blue seal guarantee. Priced lor
quick sale. Many bargains to choose
from.
PIERCE ALLEN MOTOR CO.
Dodge and Plymouth
FOR SALE 1938 Chrysler imperial
8-passenger coupe, fine condition.
(550 for quick sale. One-fourth of
original price.
LANGE MOTOR CAR CO.
38 N Riverside Tel. 18
CHRYSLER & PLYMOUTH
USED CAR TRADE-INS
A good variety to choose from; Piynv
ouths. Fords. Chevrolet. Dodges.
Chryslers, Pontlaca. and number
of other makes. Price lower than
any place in Medford.
LANGE MOTOR CAR CO.
38 N. Riverside Tel. 18
CLEAN SWEEP
USED CAR SALS
Prices lower than NADA Book.
1935 Pontiac 8 Brougham.
1932 Plymouth PA sedan with
trunk.
1535 Plymouth deluxe touring se
dan. 1933 Chevrolet deluxe sedan.
1934 Ford Cabriolet coupe, radio
and heater.
1935 Chrysler 8 touring sedan.
1934 Ford V-8 sedan.
1331 Ford 3-door sedan, sit3emou.aU
1928 D. A. Dodge sedan.
1935 Chrysler 8 touring sedan,
1036 Chrysler 8 touring sedan.
Some Real Buys In other models.
MEDFORD USED CAR ECHANOE
Just North of oid Publis 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 Westlnghouse electric
range, $50. urisnam, us tne uynge
house on Beall Lane.
ART NEEDLE WORK for sale. 138 S,
Holly.
GAS water heater, like new.
289.
MfJSKRAT jacket, good condition.
Phone 280.
FOR SALE Heater, 2 cook stoves,
chllds' crib, rabbits at Embree's,
Phoenix on highway.
utoSiNO-oUl 3AU5- Farm ana gas
den tools, nousenuld furniture
oreaKfast et (treasure aoukeo cat
sed fruit and vegetsoies Ouufd
1 mile toutb ol latent on nigbwa)
Tet Ashland ill H i
FOR SALE Oarage tools, 920 E, Jack
son.
FOR SALE Almost new road master
Mcycie and new Ooiden Tone table
model radio. Camp Withus station.
ADDRESSOGRAPH for sale, good
new. Reasoname price. mono
i94-j-a.
WALNUTS and filberts, 15c ib. Mrs
D. J. Steiner, near Howard scncoi
APPLES Baldwin and Newtown, or
ohard run, doo box. Geo. B. Young.
Stewart A?e. Phone ?-F-4.
FOR SALE Very cheap, floor show
case, marble base. 8 feet by 30
inches. Phone 10.
FOR SALE Areola heater system with
boner and three radiators complete.
In first class condition; very cheap
Phone 10.
FOR SALS Baled hay. excellent
quality. O. R. Natwlck, Eagle Point
DRV WOOD for te, Mrs. U, U, Var
ney, Applegate, Ore.
FOR SALE Bone dry body fir and
hardwood. Best in valley. 118 No
Riverside, phone 615. Hawley Trans
fer. FOR SALE Peppy-Poppy Pop Con.
Monarch Seed St Feed Jo.
FOR SALE Super Phaarmate,
phur, dulphate ot Ammonia,
arch Seed & Feed Co.
8ul
Mou
ANY merchandise can be disposed ot
through che Peoples UnteraaJ Ex
change System. 29 8. front.
SAVK SAVE
Wallpaper, ail 1938 patterns 1-3 oft
Pittsburgh Paint Store 13V W Main
SPECIAL PRICES on ootatoea ana
onions for your winter supply
Peerless Mlet Phone 803 Free de
livery GOA1 mtlk and cneese Jungfrau Ooat
Dairy. Rt 4. Box 84 Tel 437-1
FOR SALE - hoppet for awdu'
nurnei with oaf'le piste timm:
ew Bargain Cai at Mail It i nunc
KOH SALE Apples Tel
POR SALE- -drapes do ripe J A
Manxe 4 miles west of Medford
BUSINESS CHANCES
WILL SELL partnership in auto body
and fender shop In Southern Ore
gon for S550.00. Wonderful location
on pacific mgnwft?. ireier man
with some experience. Box 8079
Tribune
PERSONAL
PALMIST AND CLAIRVOYANT
Madam Avon, Palmlat and Clair
voyant, gives truthful advice on all
afalra 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
eaves many worries and many dol
lars. Satisfaction quaranteed. Read
ings dally; hours 10 a.m. to 3 p m
Located at Rainbow Auto Camp.
HiB No. Riverside, Cabin 1
R00FINQ
COMPLClt ROOF1NO SSKVICfc
Composittun Shingles and Built-up,
roofs Ph'jne 840 Free estimate
Cut montnit on v men i Rtn ut
RIVER ROOFINO CO., 132 W. Matn.
RWFtNt Bring vuui foul troijO'a
to u OiS ruiif repaired Ben rutf
appileo Pibco DMKiurta Bkrnnr
Paint ano Roi Store, i& 4, SarV
ietw Phone Jii.
MISCELLANEOUS
PARTY who picked up double-barrel.
westernneld: snotgun on wittr uiRt
Hwy, Pole A-4-9 opposite gate, re
turn to owner. 120 w. and. Phone
1528-J. Reward.
MOSE
LOANED OS Al!TOS, LIVESTOCK.
FURNITURE. ENDORSED
NOTES. ETC
We want to supply your money needs
without red tape or delay.
SEE W. E. THOMAS
MGR ORE 4t WASH. MTQ CO.
MEDFORD'S OLDEST AND LARGEST
PERSONAL FINANCE COMPANY
45 So. Central. Ground Floor
Craterlan Theater Bldg.
Lie. No 8-157-M-180 Phone 189
BUSINESS DIRECTOR?
JACKSON COUNTK
ABSTRACT CO.
TITLE IMMMMNt'
ABSTRACTS
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MURRAY ABSTRACT CO Abstract
ol rttls Ruuou 3 and o No i?
North Central Ave,, upstairs
Dentistry,
NOTICE Dr. R. O. VanVairah has
moved his dental office from 204 E.
Mnin to 312 Liberty Bldg.
Expert window Cleaners
LET OEUHOE DO 11 - lei 1 1 IV
House cleaning, ttoot waxtng on
enial rug cleaning and uanmalerlng
Transfer.
SAMSON Transfer and Sewage Put'
nlture moving and expni t furniture
packing service Ptreproal storage
new low rates
P E SAMSON 0. Phono 838
SAUS TRANSFER at STUKAIIE CO -Office
a So Fu Phone sl price
right Services guaranteed
REINKINO TRANSFER CO - Long
distance nauilng Furniture cattle
anything lit N Fir Phone M3S
O Stuart
HAWLEY TRANSFER
Local and long distance furniture
moving. Quick light delivery on
Dlanos. trunks, boxes, etc.. at nonv
Inal cost. Used furniture bougnt
and sold.
lis No Riverside. Phone iS,
The Fashion tMtoB
rHE FAHiON SHt'P - Uteaamsxin,,
and H cmxieJmg B tit tons and
Buckles covered 308 U B Nations
anfc Bids Tel. 1181. Myrtte
Andrews
Money to Lend
MOSSY
LOANED ON Al'TOH. UVHHTOCh
. FURNITt KE. KNiMMtEO
NOVKS KTC
We want to supply your money need
without red tape at delay
KKf, W K rilOM AH
MGR. ORE. & WASH. MTQ. CO
MEDFORD'S OLDEST AND LARG
EST PERSONAL FINANCE CO.
46 So cefitrat Orouiia fiuar
Craterlan Theatei Bidg
Us No 3 1S1-M-180 Pflone IS9 ,
LEGAL NOTICES
Advertisement 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 oi 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 togettv
er. specifications and plans may be
seen at the office of the architect,
William Laing, 301 U, S. Natl, Bask
Bldg., Medford; or at tne home ot the
district clerk. Bids must be accom
nanled by a certified check in an
amount equal to 6 of the total
amount of bid. as a euarantea fur
oi ma
the execution of contract in case the
Mail Tribune Daiiy
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contract la awarded bidder. The
school board of 01st. No. 58 reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
Signed: ROSE J. KBLLT,
Clerk ol Prospect school
Dlst. No. S3
Box No. 62. Trail, Oregon
Notice,
In the Matter of the Partnership
Estate of Paul Wesley Taylor, de
ceased, and John R. Blerma.
John R. Bierma of Medford, Ore
gon, hereby gives notice:
That he haa filed in the county
Court of Jackson County, Oregon, nls
final account of his administration of
the above entitled estate.
That Thursday. December 3rd. 1936.
at the hour of 10:00 a. m.. in the
court room of said court, haa bees
iixed ns the time and place for hear
ing objections to said account, and
for settling and allowing the same.
BOGGS & BOGGS.
Attorneys for John R. Bierma, Ad
ministrator oi the above entitled
estate.
Esecstr NaUr.
Notice la hereby slven that the
undersigned has beer a pointed by
ine county court of Jackson County.
Oregon, executor of the estate ot 141a
Cox, deceased. All persons having
claims against said estate are hereby
notuiea to present the same duly
verified to the undersigned executor
at his office in the United States
National Bank Bulldlnc In Medford.
Oregon, on or before six (6) months
from the date of this notice.
Dated: November 10. 1938.
GUS NEWBURY,
Executor of the estate of
Liia Cox. deceased.
High School News
by
STUDENT REPORTERS
By Mareta Reynold
Miss EmUy Brown, a resident ol
Mertfoni, who hai traveled extensiveij
in Europe for several montbs, spoxe
at a French club luncheon Thursday,
In a highly entertaining manner, she
told about French customs, ways and
habits, and also related some very
humorous incidents. She exhibited
souvenirs nd- pictures of France. The
French students enjoyed and appre
ciated her talk very much.
By Virginia Goodman
Sale of Crater tickets la now In
full swing, having been started the
latter part of the week. The sale It
started a month bofore the Crater is
to be issued, which is December 14,
In order to give students a chance id
Invest their money early and avoid
a last minute rush; also to give the
editor aa estimate of how many Cra
ters should be printed.
Mlsa Mary Morrlssey. editor, stated
that she expected a sals of About 400
tickets. Mary Lou Mann has boon
appointed circulation manager and as
her assistant salesmen she has chosen
Ardo Stocks, Jean McPherson, Roe
LoFevre, Jean Colleen, Dorothy Jon
kins, Dean Hull, Shorty Campbell,
Bob Ettinger, Shirley Gibson, Joe
Doaks.
By Ha diil I (II f ford
A Future Craftsmen meeting was
held in the auditorium Thursday
evening, November 8, tor initiation
a new members by the Future Crafts
men under the head of Leiand Meat
zor,
The meeting was opened by Ches
ter Teal, president, who made the
meeting very short so the Initiation
could get under way.
Under new buai&esa the shop class
presented to the Future Craftsmen a
paddle on which every boy that g'H
initiated into the Future Craftsmen
would get to write his signature.
Each initiate was supposed to dress
In such a way as to represent tha
type of work he is doing.
Each was blindfolded, brought be
tore the boys and two Judges,
Dan
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what kind of work they each ars do
ing and U the Judges did not guess
the type of work they would get one
healthy swat.
Then each initiate would give some
entertainment for the group, and If
he did not come prepared for some
stunt he would be put through the
Use.
After Initiation, refreshments were
served, consisting of cider, doughnuts
and cookie. A cood time w&a had
by all. The meeting was then dis
missed at 9:30.
.
The Grange
Phoenix Orange,
Grange will meet tonight, Tuesday,
at the usual hour, 8 p. m. As this
Is an unusually important meeting,
due to election of officers, all mem
bers are urgently requested to be
present.
Lecturer Olive Floyd a&ks that all
members submit list of all those
whom they wish Invited to the
Booster night program, November 17.
so that the Invitations ma; be sent
them.
Serving committee for tonight as
Mr, and Mrs. C. A, Knucison, Mrs.
Edinona Anderson. Karl Anderson,
Miss Ida BlRhop and Jerry Bishop.
Talent Grange.
Talent grange No. 099 met last
Thursday with a large attendance.
Ejection of officers was the principal
business, hen da being named as tol
lows, W. W. Robison, re-elected mas
ter; Mrs. Charles Luchterhand, lec
turer; Mrs. Thatcher, treasurer; Mrs,
Iota Miller, secretary.
Overseer, Tom Bail; chaplain, Mr.
W. W. Robison; steward, Jim Walters;
Itidy assistant steward, Bsmice Wcrth;
assistant steward. Steve Lunac; gate
keeper, Frank Red; threo grac8I
Cotura Bostwlck, Dorothea Borg. Mar
garet Pcirte, Oeorce Hartley was
elfetrd to the executive committee.
H. E. O. will meet tomorrow for an
ail-day session t the home of Mrs.
George Hartley, Covered-dish lunch
eon Is to be served at noon and all
are urged to be present as it Is the
last work -day of the year.
Sams Vaiiey Grsng
Sams Vnllpy Qrangs held regular
moeting November 1. Otlicors elected
(or Uis coming jar wan: W. C.
AutcnroIUi, matlor; Wesley MeDon
ough, overseer: Mrs. E. W. Empoy.
iKturcr Burle Burreeoa, steward; H.
Harpsr. Assistant; Mrs. Sodto Frlnk
chaplain: 8. 8. Abbott, treasurer.
Slat6 Straus, secretary; ESwooa Ab
bott, gnsbecper; Emma Prink. Ceres;
Ruth Sago, Pomona; Bottj Dusen
berry. Flora; Helen Burreaon. lady
slstant atsward; and John Hoist, Je
rome Fitzgerald and Albert Straus as
executive commute.
Members of the Co-op elected Geo.
McDonough ae director for the com
ing year.
Master Fitrgerald called a special
meeting for Tuesday evening, No
vembor 10, tor Initiation in the tint
and second degrees. AH candidates
for theso degrees are urged to ds
present and receive the work in order
to be eligible for the tniM ana tourtn
dngroos to bs given at Rogue River
Saturday night, November 14. Bams
Valley team hsa been invited to put
on this work at the Live Osk Orange
and all look forward to an enjoyable
evening.
a, S, commutes announces s
Orange supper for noxt regular meet
ing, November 21, Serving will D
between 7 and S o'clock, each mem
ber contributing some dish to ths
menu as planned by the committee.
Retiring officers end ali now candi
dates will be honored during the
evening.
A community Thanksgiving dinner
will be held at the school house No
vember 36. Evuryone la Invited to
come with well liiled baskets and en-
Joy the day. Basketball and games
will bo in progress for the young
people.
Howard District
HOWARD, Nov, 10. tiJpl.) Th
recreation party sponsored by the ox
tension unit vrtu be held at the
school house, Thursday November 12,
at 6 p. m. All adults and young
peop'te of high school age are invited
to coma, s& family is to bring a
package of doughnuts. Coffee will
be served by the committee.
lata. Frank Croucher, Mr, Newtoo
and Mr. Swing attended the dramatic
achooi November a, ) to 8 inclusive.
Mrs, Loomia, the director, visited our
school and inspected the stage. The
floor of the basement is to be raised
and slanted up toward the back by
a wooden addition to enable everyou)
in the audience to see and hear all
that ia being done on the auge. This
will not atop the children from play
ing In the basement, so will bo i
welcome improvement to the schoo
tola Gay Krugie had the misfor
tune to cut her head In an acclden!
at school last eek.
Mother gcbroyer and sons, Floyd
and oJhn, and daughter, Irene, have
purchased tne ola Crandail place un
Griffin creek and have moved there
to live. They will be missed but
everyone wishes them success in this
new vcmure.
Llttl faui Browa, son of Mr, and
Mrs. Chester Brown, ran his arm
through a wringer, It aweiied badly
and the doctor &a had to draw acme
water out of It the past week,
Frank Vance ia back at work after
a serious attacx of pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Fields and
family have moved Into the house on
iJeBarr avenue formerly occupied sy
the Pratta, who hav moved to Med
ford. Several people from this district at
tended the discussion given by Mrs.
Morse from O. 8. C, on character
development, at tha junior htgn
school in Aahiand tha evening ni
November 0.
Mr. and Mn nobert Cffia inert
tha week end in McCioud, Call!, visit
ing relative.
Mrs. Haddock is able to be out
aaln after a illness.
Mrs. Mary Smith has been auffer-
lng from sn Infected great toe snd '
has had to have part of the nail removed.
Mr. and Mrs, Henry Croucher and
family spent the week end In Rose
burg with Mrs. Crochets mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cardin spent No
vember a in Bfsgl visiting at the
Will LnBarge home.
Eldon Kelllng and Leo Cook re
turned November 3 from a week's stay
in California. Eldon is Mrs. Stam
mer's brother.
Mrs. Kenneth Meadowe home
and Is Improving. She la glad So
have rallors.
MT. Whlllock Is feeling badly about
the loss of a fine young colt Sunday
evening. He thinks that one of the
horses must have kicked It In a
vital spot.
Mr. and Mrs. Barch of Central Point
were dinner guesta at the A. Stalls
worth home November 8.
Mrs. Charles Strarer was expected
home from the Bacred Heart hospital
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs, O. C. Sater spent Sun
day afternoon visiting friends in
Beagle.
About twenty guest enjoyed a
shower given for Mrs, Charlie Mc-
Oonajjie, November 8, by Mrs Pete
McOonogle and Mrs, 3. M. Croucher
at Clie home of the latter in Berry-
dale. The honor guest, a recent
bride, received many beautiful and
useful gtfia,
Mrs. Carolyn Adatns Is leaving No
vember for looking Olass. Ore,
for a fellowship meeting ot the Full
Gospel church.
1
Griffin Creek
OniFFm CREEK, NOV. 10. (Spl.)
-At the school meeting Thursday
evening Henry Huklll was Icted
Behool director to fill the unexpired
term of Winnie Brown. Mrs. B-own
as beginning her fourth term as di
rt c tor but moving from the district
made it necessary tor ner to rcnign,
Ladies of tha home economics Hub
met Thursday with Mrs, Harper and
enjoyed a very busy afternoon. Love
ly refresh menU were served by Mrs.
Barper, Those enjoying the after
noon wore Mcsdames Nellie Young,
Maud Arnold, Jessie Minear, ITihei
Ouches, minor Srilton Bessie Say-
tier. Snrnh Judy, Alma Huklll Winnie
Brown,- tsabeUe loVander and iv
Harper. It was void to change the
Cuta ot our meeting from tha first
the second Tuesday of the month.
Tha next meeting will be Dec. 10
rta Bessie Snyder.
Community night haa been set for
fcov. 30. There ia to be a good pro
gram. Tha Orange iadiea are going
to ecu pie and candy, the proceeds
to go to tho Potrio fund, ill grange
ladies or anyone else who cares to
tre asked to bring a pie and some
candy. Every one who can la asked
oome and en toy thia evenine.
Mrs, F, J, Coiier and son Ftayd t
turned home from Brookings
Monday avenlng. They enjoyed aev
trai days visiting iriends there.
jut, and Mrs. J. d, Brown wars
very pleasantly surprised Saturday
evening when a number of trfenda
CJima in to give them a houae-warm
lr.g in their new home.
Patrons of the Sunday school gath-
ered at tha home ot Mr and Mr. 8.
II, Young Thursday evening and en
joyed singing.
FIELDlflSTO
HELP IN PENSION
WASHINGTON, Nov. lO flv-The
social security board announced to
day 58 field offices would be estatf
llshed immediately to cooperate with
tho postolflce department In the aa
signment of social security accounts
to millions of wage earners lor whom
old age benefits will bogln to accrue
January I.
The offices. It is said, will be un
der the direct supervision of the
hoard,
The field office personnel wilt be
drawn from clvl service lists.
New field offices included;
Segion SI Boise, Idaho.
Hnglon 18 Son Francisco, Portland.
Ore., Seattle, Wash., and Spokane,
Wash.
SON OF MAYO FOUNDER
KILLED ON CROSSING
ALMA, Wis., Nov. 10.- (AP) Dr. Jo.
seph O. Mayo. a, son of Dr. and Mrs.
Charles If, Mayo of Rochester, was
killed. esrly today when his automo
bile was struck by the North Coast
Umlted, Northern Pacific passenger
train, at a crossing about two miles
south of Cochrano, wis.
Dr. Charles H. Mayo, father ot the
victim, and Dr. William 3, Msys
head the clinic which has msde
Rochestor a world famous medical
center.
,
Ban California Catsup
PORTLAND, Ore. Nov. 30 f API
Poderal Judge Alger Fee bos Jssuel
sn order condemning S3 cases ot oat
sup shipped into Oregon from Cali
fornia. The catsup was held unfit
for food purposes In chsrgos brought
by the government under the pure
food and drug tcU
1
Phone Mn &rw asui ? tout
reti.se Cu. osmtarv &;
Direct Reduction
LOANS ON HOMES
la slrdfard ill-lrlrt
Reasonable Interest
FIRST FEDERAL
S.lliMIJ L04V
Or MKIIKIHU
27 No. HOLLY St.
3, Z.7
1 llnMassMHMMM
Meteorological Report
Noremter 19. 1958
Forecast
Medford and vicinity; Fair tonight
and Wednesday; little change in tem
perature), Oregon: Oeseraiiy fair tonight and
Wednesday but unsettled in north
west portion: little change in tern
perature.
Temperature a year ago today:
Highest, 53, lowest, 23.
Total monthly precipitation, jsi 'oi
an Inch; deficiency for the month.
7 inch. Total precipitation since
September I, IS3S, 38 inch; defi
ciency for the season. 3.08 inches.
Relative humidity at 8 p. rn, yester
day, 35 per- cent; 5 a. m. today, 33
per cent.
Bunrtea tomorrow, :o7 a. to.
Sunset tomorrow, 4 '54 a. m.
Observatlens Taken at 5 A. KM
12fltb Meridian Time
Boise
Boston
Chicago
, 48
50
. 42
. 88
. 54
. ia
. 80
. 61
. S3
. 48
. TO
. A3
. 86
. M
II ifi la I
s3 3l'g I
r i I
34 Clear
38 Cloudy
83 T, Clear
30 Clear
V3 Clear
13 Clear
56 Clear
34 Clear
43 P. tlr.
33 Clear
4S Clear
38 Clear
33 Clear
38 Clear
2S Clear
83 Clear
38 Cloudy
IS Clear
34 Clear
40 ... Clear
Denver
Eureka HH,
Helena
Los Angeles .
MEDFORD
New York
Omaha
Phoenix
Portland.
lleno mMMm.
Salt late City SO
San Frsnclsco 68
Seattle . . 52
Spokane 42
Wall Walla 43
WoshlnRton, TJ. O. 86
HEARST IS DENIED
PROBEJpiN
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10 r Ap
pointing to separation by tfae consti
tution of the powers of the president,
congress and the courts, the United
States court ot appeals held today
that the Judieiary cannot Interfere
with s congressional committee.
' The court deollned to grant an in
junction Ksaght by wnisrs Rsndolpa
Hearst; tt publish?, against the
senate lobby investigating commit
tee's retention wsd se ot Hearst tele
gram taken from telegraph, com
panles.
It Temfted, however, Use federal
comEnxmiestkms commission for soar
ing thousands of telegrams in com
munications companies' filet is 1055
and furnishing them to ts a6s
committee, which la headed by Sent
tor Hugo Black (B., Ala.) The com
minion's act were illegal, tfee court
said. ' '
"What the committee did after re
eeiving them was not s matter to
the courts, the opinion sold,
iMWeyfor
newt.b.hospital
SALEM, for. 10, (AP) The re
quest ot prominent Portland leader
In tha Oregon Tuberculosis sasoc lo
tion for a tuberculosis hospital ia
Multnomah county met with generous
sympathy from toe members at the
board of control here today, but th
question "where vrtll the stone eora
from?" halted any endorsement from
the official.
After listening s the wious pre
sentations. Governor JJartln la .peek
ing for the board, expressed sym
pathy, but In turn gsvs picture of
the problems facing the stste during
the next blennlum, which had dis
couraging effect upon the delegation.
The governor enumerated various
tax strikes In Oregon because of In
ability to pay present taxes, ot the
many farmers losing their farm be
cause of the burden, and cited th
demands which vrtll be made of ne
cessity upon the legislature.
"The legislature will lift restric
tions on the oid age pensions raisg
isg the age limit at least sown to
88 years of age, which alone will
bring the payment toward that sup
port to SWMSOO,' Oovernor Martin
declared, , .
Csmpo. Hons Teste
CORVALL1S. Ore., Nov. 10. (API
Oregon State's college songs, guaran
teed to b free from copyright diffi
culties, have bean assembled and
nuhllshed In new form under the
auspices of the Varsity "O" associa
tion snd Alumni association.
FLAHARTY
REALTY COMPANY
IS ' ' '. o
NEW LOCATION
227 West Main St.
Real Estate - Oen. Insurance
H, E. WSrth, Manager of
Itnurance Department
B. I. maharty, ManageT of
Realty Department