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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MATL TRTBUNT:, MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1936. PAGE SEVEN TOTE' Read avers, ad on this page you will probaoly find ex actly the things you nave been looking tot 31 a sale 01 trade Cor unused articlea vou ma; nave SearcB your attic or etore-roorn you may nave find many things othera are seeking and be able to realiu Immediate oasb If what you want lant there advertise for Wr Inexpensive effective I RATES Per word first Insertion (Minimum Se) Each additional insertion Dec word Ic (Minimum lor) Per line per month without copy change . $1.20 Phone 75 FOR WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND 3TART7 who picked up double-barrel, r Weaternfleld shotgun on crater Lake ,.. Hwy, Pole A-8-9 opposite gate, re ? turn to owner. 730 W. and. Phone 1528-J. Reward. tnoT Small rAH Airedale hv name wOf Rusty. Reward, phone 1444-J. fmim Man' leather clove. Call at Tribune offloe, Identifying and pay for advertisement. LOST Agate watch cuarm with 2 i gold nuggets attached. Reward. 618 Mary St. . LOST Large agate ring In Mann's I wash room. Reward. Leave at Tribune Office. FOUND Bulldog, owner may have same by paying for ad, W. Q. Knlps, Oalt Grove Road. wm i LOST II dug rntfipgcait ibo i WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Woman bookkeeper. Ap ply in own handwriting. Box 3097, V Tribune. WANTED Woman or girl for general ' housework. 620 month, 41 Ross v' Court. MALE OE FEMALE HELP i SMALL DEPOSIT secures employment and Income through the People's universal Exohange Sytem, 39 S. " Front. Open Sunday. t WANTED SITUATIONS .. .. Gl MARRIED MAN want worn oi any V .49 Austin WANTED MISCELLANEOUS JUNIOR high sohool girl, age 17, wanta board and room and some Ntiim tnr housework. ;i 634 Vt MoAndrews road. i We PAY MORE CASH s For your furniture, i nOl.llKOOK A ANDREWS " 8th and Front. , Phone 847. WANTED Drag-saw. State make and price. Box 3096. Mall Tribune. TRY HuSON'S BOMB LAUnunx YOURS DONS ALONE. PHONE 1340-00. ' EDGAR JOHNSON at the Peerless I Market la buying furs dlreot for one of the largest raw fur dealers on tne coast. WANTED Heath-Henderson propellor and small motor for light jlsne. Call Wilson Motor Parts. 37 So. Rlv i eralde. Ask for Al Formsn. WANTED Used, late model refriger ator. 60S West Main. Tel. 634-J. RAW KJR8 WE PAY CASH for Musk rata. Mint Coyote, bobcat, raccoon eto. tve also ouy HIDES AND PELTS New and Used Traps (or Sal. MEDFORD BAROA1N HOUSE 37 N Orape St Pn'jne 1063 "CHEAP 1038 to 1931 pica up ooupe or roadster (or cash. Inquire lid Washington. HIOHKS'l PRICES paid fof lurnuuM and Household oods. pnone loft EMPTY furniture fan oin to Sat Francisco wanta load fo there n way poinu. Phone 815. Hawl.j . Transfer JUNK -Htgnrtit once, paid I CM orass ,. radiators coppel .turaae oa ten. ' aluminum and jinm mti Scrap iron small of largi iou pip. no macninrry wool ant out ton rags innt .ubea Oui price, win interest ron. Hide. Peiu Wow alitnell ........ I . .,,-nlllirw ItnTM Xoouift of vtld " MH.1KIHP BAHHAIN HDI1HE FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT Small furnished house; Frlgldalre; adults. 134 S. Grape. -FOR RENT 3-room furnished house; " modern; adults; garage. Inquire at 731 w. 3nd. . FOR RENT BOARD ROOM OIRLS to board and room. Age from 6 to 13. 613 East ath. ROOMS AND MEALS. 148 So Holly POH HENT Rooms and ooaro rea sonaole so e Mum at alfdlurd FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Apts. 801 No. Central. fnone i3u. FOR RENT Apartments, 818 S. Cen-tral PXH RENT Apartment. 116 Almond FOR RENT Two apartments. 403 Nextown; one 3-room npartment " and one 4-room. Phone 19. BACHELOR'S quarter, 134 S. Ivj. FOE RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT Large sleeping room; hot and cold water, ahower. ao 8. Fir. alTHu-i IVs room 1114 8 Urune FOR EXCHANGE WILL TRADE 1E29 Ford coaoh and cash for late model car. Box 3048, Tribune. FOR SALE OR rHADK Delicious and Newtown apples for wooo or pota toes Bring containers Joe Can tor. Rt 4. east of Phoenlk. FOR SALE or will trade tut good nelf er calves, weaner pigs Harold Crowi Carkln Orcnaro. Midway itoad FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR TRADE One acre with 4-roora house and outbuildings, In Grants Pass. Want 5-room nous in Med lord. Clear for dear. V. E. Kll gore, Grant Paas, Ore. FOR TRADE My homo In Portland for home of equal value In Med ford. Home owners only. Write Enid Funk, 1343 North Wlnchell St., Portland, Ore. SALE OR TRADE Nice little home close In on east side; eflOO will ban die; balance around $15 month; or will swap for larger place In Med ford or nearby in country. Box AB Mall Tribune. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE 1! ACRES, neat 8-rm. bouse, buUt lns, screen porch, barn, garage, woodshed, fruit, lawn, deep soil; only $950. A. F. f LOWERS, 112 E. 13th. FOR SALE Model home northeast corner. West Main and Peach Sts. Exceptionally well built, finest ma terial, hardwood floors, air-conditioned. Your opportunity to own a beautiful home close In on paved streets, which Is available for Im mediate occupancy. Call Chas. R. Ray, Realtor Medford Bldg., Phone 302 for appointment to Inspect. SALE OR RENT Houses, 812 Sum- ' mlt. Ian INCOME property now earning 6137 60 month, Genuine bargain tor I quick sale. C. 8. Buttertleld, 409 Medford Building. I FOR SALE fl-room modern home with sleeping porch. 738 Oak. PU LL improved ana recondi tioneo saved acres for taie ji trade for Portland pruperty Pn m ueo Med ford ot N dtldd Ashiand Hotel piJH SALE 6 ruom nouae on paveo street furnished aiueu 860 cam Call owner 1619 J or dia-J WHEN you tnmt n re, estate mini ol BROWN a WHITE Huusibb lot sale ur rent jacsson Oo'jt-ty Blue, & tan Ass'n FOR SALE-P0ULTRV 179 WHITE Leghorn chickens ready to lay, tlOO. Third house east of Rogue River Academy. R. L. Wyant. FOR SALS Red prllets, blood-tested stock. Hurst, Old Stage road, Jack aonvllle. FOR SALE! Bourbon Red and Nsrrs gansett Turkeys for breeders; also baled hay. Mrs. W. K. Nicholson, , Ross Lane. FOR SALE Barred Rock cockerel and hens, 617 Western Ave. FOR SALE 60 thoroughbred, blood tested, Hansen strain, White Leg horn pullets, all laying. Route 1, Box 136, Oolumbus Ave., south of Stewart. FOR SALE 60 laying White Leghorn pullets and weaner plga. Corcoran. Rom Lane. FOR SALE POOS PETS FOR SALE Pedigieed roller canaries Mrs. Nellie Plnney, Jsctsonvule. ROLLER CANARIES. Phone 633-J-3. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 46 breeding ewes. W. L. Lewis, 737 W. Jackson. Phone B26. OOWS for saur road. -Rt. 8, Box 89, Midway FOR SALE 1 horse; good to ride or work; also 3-seated aurrey. Riley Myers, Central Point. FOR SALE Veal calf and 8 feeder plga, or trade for hay. W. O. Wheeler, Rt. 8, Box 68. FOR SALE Plga or aows. Box 189, Spring St. FOR SALE Cow and trailer. 19 Barnes Ave. FOR BALE AUTOMOBILES SPECIAL 1928 Peerless Six four-door sedan. Fine shape. Sell Cheap for CASH. 3134 East Main FOR SALE 1438.00 equity in 1936 Dodge panel for 8200 caah. Box 8078 Tribune. FOR SALE 1933 Chrysler imperial 6-passenger coupe, fine condition. 8650 for quick aale. One-fourth of original price. LANOE MOTOR CAR CO. 88 N. Riverside Tel. 18 CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH USED CAR TRADE-INS A good variety to choose from; Plym ouths. Fords. Chevrolet. Dodges. Chryslers. Pontlaca, and a number ot other makes. Prices lower than any place in Medford. LANQE MOTOR CAR CO 38 N. Riverside Tel. 18 CLEAN SWEEP USED CAR SALE Prices lower than NADA Book. ID'S Pontlac 8 Brougham. 1933 Plvmouth PA aedan with trunk. 1936 Plymouth . deluxe touring se dsn. 193 Chevrolet deluxe aedan. 1934 Pord Cabriolet coupe, radio and heater. 1935 Chrvsler 8 touring sedan, 1934 Ford V-8 sedan. 1931 Pord 3-door wdsn. sldemount 1028 D. A Dodne sedan. 1935 Chrysler 6 touring sedan. 1035 Chrysler 6 touring aedsn. Some Real Buys In otbrr models. MEDFORD USED CAR ECHANOE Just North of old Public Market oo South Riverside FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Ford V8. 1936 Cabriolet Like new. Driven only 6000 miles $630 Phone 1322-W FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS AUCTION SALE Saturday, Nov, 14, at Sale Pavilion In North Medford. Have some good milk oows, 3 work horses, pigs; also some machinery, mower, rake, plows, grsln drill, tools, etc. So. Ore. Livestock Auction Co. Col. A. H, Dudley, Auctioneer. NEEDLEWORK. WIFTS, 10c UP- Or ders taken. Mrs. TUley, 1115 W. 9th. FOR SALE Westinghouse electric range, $50. Qrlsbam, In the Dynge house on Beall Lane. ART NEEDLE WORK for sale. 136 S. Holly. GAS water heater, like new. Phone 260. MUSKRAT Jacket, good condition. Phone 280. FOR SAZ.3 Heater, 2 oook stoves, chllds crib, rabbits at Embree's. Phoenix on highway. CLoSlNO-OU'l SALS Kant) na gar den tools oousenoid ruruitur oreaafast set presiire ouofceo caij ned (run ana vegetaDies Oouid 1 mile outb oi iaient on oignwa Tel Asniano 3J1K-1 1 WALNUTS and filberts, 16c lb. Mrs D. J. Stelner, near Howard School APPLES Baldwin and Newtown, or chard run, 60c box. Geo. B. Young. Stewart Ave. Phone 7-F-4. FOR SALE Baled hay. excellent quality. O. R. Natwlck. Eagle Point FOR SALE Bone dry body fir and hardwood. Best In valley, 118' No ' Riverside, phone 616, Hawley Trans fer. FOR SAUS Pepvy-Popoy Pop Corn I Monarch Seed & Peed Jo FOR SALE Super Phjsr.nate, Sul phur. dulptiate ot Ammonia. Mou arch deed di Peed Oo. ANY merchandise can be disposed ot through che Peoples Um.eraaJ Ex change System. 39 8. Pnwt. SAVE SAVE Wallpaper, all 1938 patterns 1-8 oft Pittsburgh Paint Store 13V W Main SPECIAL PRICES on potatoes ana onions tor your winter supply peerless Mkt Phone 603 Free de livery; OOA1 milk and cneese Jungfrau Guat Dairy. Rt 4. Bus 64 1'el 437 -J PUR SALE - b'Lpet fol MWOu. ourn.t with oar'le plate 4imi new Bargain Oai ai Mail ITlnunr POH SALE APUlee 1 01 IS3-L POR SAMS--iraptfa oo ripe i A Manke 4 mile, west ol Medfora BUSINESS CHANGES WILL SELL partnership In auto body - and fender ehop In Southern Ore gon for 8550.00. Wonderful location on Pacific highway. Prefer man with some experience. Box 8079. Tribune PERSONAL PALMIST AND CLAIRVOYANT Madam 'Avon, palmist and Clair voyant, glvea truthful advloe on all affaire 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 savea many worries and many dol lara. Satlefactlon quaranteed. Read tnga dally; hours 10 a.m. to 9 p.m Located at Rainbow Auto Camp. 1746 No. Riverside, Cabin I. ROOFING COMPLETE ROUF1NO 8EHVIOE . Composition Shingles and Built-ur. roofa Phune 640 Free estimate Easy mfinthly payments Rnitiit RIVER ROOFINO CO., 133 W. Main. ROUFUNO Bring fuuf root trouble, to. us Old ruof. repaired new roofs applied Pabco product BkereoD Paint and Roul Store 88 Bart lett Phone U BUSINESS DIRECTOR? JACKSON COUNT ABSTRACT CO. TITLE INHI'RANCIl AHSIHAIT8 ESI.HOW MURRAY ABSTRACT OO -Abstract ol Due Rooms 8 and 6 No .2 Nortn Central Ave., upateira. Dentistry. NOTICE Dr. R. 0. VanValxan haa moved his dental office from 304 I. Main to 813 Liberty Bldg. Epert Window Cleaners ' LET GEO KGB DO II - 11 II IK House cleaning, door waxing on ental rug cleaning and upnolatertng Transfer. 9 AM SON Transfer and Sfc-tag Pur nlture moving and eipel furniture packing service Plreproof storage -new low ratea. P E SAMSON O. Phone 838. BADS rKANbFEK at 8TOKAOB CO -Office 26 So Fir Phune 316 Price, right Service guaranteed REINK1NO TRANSFER CO - Long distance naullng Furniture, cattle anything ill N. Fir Phune 1033 O Stuart. HAWLE-' TRANSFER Local and lone distance furniture moving. Quiet light delivery un pianos, trunks, noxes. etc. at nom inal cost. Used furniture bougnt and sold. 118 No Riverside. Phone 618. Money to Lend MUSKY LOANRD ON Al Tim. UVKKTOl'h FUHMTI HE. KMIDKltED NOIt.A ETC. We want to supply vout money needf wttnout red tape it delay wi t tv ft IlltnMs MOR ORE. b WASH. MTO. CO. MEDFORD'S OLDEST AND LARG EST PERSONAL FINANCE CO. 46 So Central nrounu riour Cratertan Theater Bidg Lie No 9 157 M-180 rVmne 1S9 Uiosing time for Too Late to Cla any Ad I 1:30 p. m. BUSINESS DIRECTORY The Fashion shop . THE FASHION SHl'P - Uiessmskltvi and Remodeling Buttons and Bucklea covered 308 o National Bank Bldg. Tel. 1181. Myrtle Andrews Nursery Stock. FOR HIGHEST QUALITY pear trees, peach, apricot, oherry, apple, prune, plum, almond, filbert and walnut trees, roses, boysenberry, small fruit, grape and shrubs at Bargain Prlooa Phone 861-R-3 or call at W. B. Barnum's, S mnea south of Med ford on highway next1 to Ever Shady Auto Camp. Carlton Nursery, Carl ton. Ore. LEGAL NOT10E8 Advertisement For Bids Sealed bide will be received by the district clery of Prospect School Dis trict No. 69, until 8 P. M., Tuesday tha 10th day of November, tor the construction of play abed, and al teration on the gymnasium building, (or the Prospect School. Bids may be separate on each building, or togeth er. Specification and plan may be seen at the office of the architect. William Lalng, 801 U. 8. Nat'l. Bank Bldg., Medford; or at trie 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 tor the execution of contract In case the contract la awarded bidder. The school board of Dlst. No. 69 reserves the right to rejeot any or all bids. Signed: ROSE J. KELLY. Clerk of Prospect School Dlst. No. 59 Box No. 63, Trail, Oregon UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, General Land Of fice Washington. September 80. 1936 Notice la hereby given tnat subject to th conditions and lim.tatlona ol the acts of June 9, 1916 (39 Stat 318), February 36. 1919 (40 Stat 1179). June 4. 1930 (41 Stat 758 1. and May 17. 1928 (43 Stat. 1197. Public Nos. '418 and 417), and pursuant to departmental regulations, Clrcuiat 1300, the timber on the foliuwln, lands will be sold Nov 17 1936. at 10 a. m . at public auction at the U. s. Land 'Office at Ronomirg, Ore gon, to the highest bidder at not lev than the apralsed pr.u as ahown oy thla notice, aale to be subiect to th. approval of the Secretary ol the In terior. The purchase orlce with an additional sum of one-turn of one percent thereof, being oommissluna allowed, must be deposited when tne rlgbt to purchase Is awarded by the Register, but certificate oi sale will not Issue until the purcnaser hu compiled fully with aald regulations Circular 1300, a to the execution ct the contract of aale and bond re. quired thereunder. The money de posited will be returned tl aale 1 nol approved, otherwise patent will Issue (or the timber, which must be re moved wlthln'10 years. India will be received (ram citizens of tne united States, associations of -nicb cltlaem and corporations organised under the laws of the United States, or an State, Territory, or District there"! oily. Upon application t a quali fied -purchaser, the timber on any legal subdivision will be ottered sep arately before being Included In any offer ot a larger unit. r. 87 B R I B., 800 88. 3W"i NEV. yellow ptnr 360 M; T. 8 B.. R. 3 E Sea 39, 8WI4 NBfc red fir 980 M. 8EV, NWy, red fir 1360 M. white fir 30 M; T 8 N R. 8 W sec. 18. NE", NEV. yellow (1 480 M, red fir 185 M red cedar 85 M. NW'4 NE'4 yellow fir 866 M. red fir 626 M. red cedar J2o M, 8Wt4 NEV, yellow Mr 625 M. red (Ir 680 ti. red cedar 60 M, NE'4 NW yellow (Ir 760 M, red fir 1100 M, red cedar It M. NWV, NWV4 red fir 3000 M. red cedar 170 M. cedar poles 138. BEta NWWt yellow fir 410 M. nd fir 1200 M, red cedar 40 M, cedar poles 20 J; I.wy, 8EV1 yellow (Ir 220 M. red 'Ir 686 M. red cedar 38 M; r 3b S . R 4 W., Sec. 85, SEVi NEUi red fir 800 M. white (ir 20 M. red Cedar 15 M. incense cedar 66 M; T. 8 8 , R. 5 W., Bee. 19. 8EV4 NEK red (Ir 400 M: T. 16 8., R. 7 W., Sen 39, BE'i NW'i red fir 1150 M; r. 18 8.. R. 7 W 8ec. 23. 8W.4 NEVt Couglas fir Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Professions oh arg 1 Koom I. Opening II. Beard of train IS. EUdtum emanation 14. Epoch li, Ueedleie or oarelcu IT. Place (or tortng hay 15. Tear apart 15. Asiatic country SI. Little rellowi: colloq. 16. Fastener IS. Ralee by lel process SI. Oreased J I. Note of the scale SS. Be Indebted IS. Neirltos of the Island of Luton SI. Irlake needlework It. Hebrew letter 38. Place 37. Accemlble IS. Feminine name 10. la sorry IS. Royal stables In London Solution of Yesterday's Puzzta P ACWSIUIGAIRHI ILIK HAND KER C M iE F 5 B R E i5TjRE H I NjjiE H IsIlIi fpRlAls iTfoR A 44. Vegetable exudation 41. Summit 47. Supposed prehlitorto continent or Island! variant St. Wonder and fear S3. Parts in a play 64. Period of time CS. Sick SS. Teasea S7. Uncooked ' P 3 Wf s K I7 8 WA? Y I" IP 22 " !PlPp25 iPP i2 IP33 WM "I 1 iH I 1 I iarll 1100 M; T. 97 8. R. 19 W.. Sec. 11. NEV, NEV, red fir 3490 M. NWti NE4 red fir 3660 M. SEV, NEV, red fir 1890 M. 8WV, NE!i reo fir 3480 M. NE"4 SEV, red (lr 1676 M. NW 82 n red (Ir 1030 M; none ol the tim ber to be sold (or less than 13 per M tor the yellow pine and yellow (Ir. 61.60 per M (or the red and Douglas fir. 81 per M (or the whit, fir, red cedar, and incense cedar, and 76 cents each for the cedar polea T. 16 8.. R. 3 W.. Sec, 17. NE4 SE)i ren fir 1085 M, red cedar 36 M, in cense cedar 35 M. SEV, SEV. red (It 1136 M. red cedar 76 M. iticense coaar 30 M. hemlock 18 M; none ot the tim ber to be sold for leas than 61 '6 per M for the red fir and 61 per M fo .the red cedar. Incense cedar, and hemlock. T 15 6., R. 7 W., Seo. 23. SW'4 BE 14 yellow (Ir 3750 M, red cedar 200 M, hemlock 800 M; Sec. 27. NEV, NEV, yellow (Ir l"i.o ! -.1 cedar 300 M, hemlock 100 M, lire killed fir 60 M. iire-atum 1 .u M. SEV, SEV, yellow (Ir 400 M. red cedar 60 M. SWV, BJSi yellow fir 130u M. red cedar 60 M. (tre-ktllea fir 150 M. (Ire-killed cedar 30 M; r. 39 8.. R. 1 W., Sec. 17, SW'4 NWK, WV, SWV, down red fir 81.800 (eef down Incense oedar 9.500 feet, down yellow pine 30.300 feet: none of the timber to be sold (or isss than 61 '6 per M for th. yellow fir, tl 60 per M for the red cedar, down red fir. down Inoense oedar, and down yellow pine and 81 per M for the hemlock. (Ire. killed (lr, and lire-killed cedar. The down yellow pine may be offered aepaxately. (Sgd ) FRED W. JOHNSON. Commissioner. Notice or Sheriff's sale. By virtue of an exeoutlon In fore closure duly lsued out of and under the seal ot the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, In and for the Coun ty of Jackson, to me directed and dated on the 28th day of October, 1036. In a certain . action therein, wherein The Federal Land Bank of Spokane, a corporation, as Plaintiff, recovered Judgment against L. O. Caa ter and Enid Caster, husband and wife, the Defendants, for the sum of 65747.16, with Interest at 6U per annum and on 62968.39 thereof from September 15, 1936, and with Interest at 6 per annum on 82596.96 thereof. 1 from September 16, 1936, with oosta and disbursement taxed at 626.85. and the further sum of aa at torney' fees, which Judgment was enrolled and docketed In the Clerk's office of aald Court in aald County on the 38th day of October, 1936. Notice la hereby given that, pursu ant to the terms ot the said execu tion, I will on the 6th day of De cember, 1936, at 10:00 o'olock a. tn.. at the front door of the Courthouse In the City ot Medford, In Jackson County, Oregon, offer for sale and will sell at publlo auction for cash to the highest bidder, to satisfy aald Judg ment, together with the cost of this sale, subject to redemption as pro vided by law. all of the right, title and lntereat that the aald defendants, L. O. Caster and Enid Caster, husband and wife; Jackson County Bank, a corporation; Kenneth O. Denman, aa Liquidator of J.-.cItaon County Bank a corporation; Mark Skinner, as Sup erintendent of Banks; Medford Irri gation Dlatrtot, a corporation; Jaok son County, a municipal corporation; Medford National Farm Loan Asso ciation, a' corporation, had on the 26th day of November, 1919, or now have In and to the following describ ed property, altuated In the County ot Jackson, State ot Oregon, to-wit: Oommenolnff 9 chains and 29 link west ot the Southeaat corner or the Thomn Law Donation Claim No. 68 in Township Thlrty-aevun South of Range One, West of the Willamette Meridian, and running thence West 31.88 ohalna to the Southwest corner of D. L. O. No. 6B; thence South 184 degrees West, 33 chalna and 84 links to the North west corner of D. L. O. No. 57; thence South on Woat boundary of aald D. L. C. 84 chalna and 60 links to the Southwest corner; thence East on South boundary thereof 26 ohalna and 87 links; thence North 67 chalna and 16 Unka to the place of beginning, containing 147 aaros, more or leas. . . . situated In Jack son County, State of Orogon, - Together wltb the tenements, hereditament and appurtenance thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining, and Cross-Word Puzzle t. The Ortel. 0 10 Past 11. Beat in ohurek IS. Roman historian 50. Former spelling of old 51. Incline IS Chopped SI. Meaningless repetition Si. Oriental guitar IS Mixed rain and snow ST. Chess pieces SO. Take on cargo IS. Across 54. Ohost 55. Female saint: abbr. St. Algerian seaport S. Drive 41. Substance made In Egypt mora, than 4000 years ago 41. Pack 45. Japanese porgy 46. Norturnal bird 4S. Title of Mohammed 49. Kent 60. Biblical character 61. Witnessed DOWN 1. Cnthutiastlo devoteai alang S. Female ahee, S. Mark by cutting 4. Shoot from ambush 5. Porcine animal 1 Took solid food , 1. Studies S. Lures elaierat nIaIpIeIsMsipiy Together with all water and water rights used upon or appurtenant to said lands and however evidenced. Dated thla 3nd day of November, 1936. 8YD I. BROWN, Sheriff of Jackson County, orogon. By HOWARD QAULT, Doputy. Nolle of Sheriff's Sale. By virtue of an execution In fore closure duly Issued out of and under tho seal of tho Circuit Court of the State ot Oregon, In and for the Coun ty of Jackson, to mo d treated and dated on the 37th day of October.: 1096, In a certain action therein.: wherein The Federal Land Bank of Spokane, a corporation, as Plaintiff, recovered a decree ngftlnst Archie Phillip Jordan and Dora S. Jordan, husband and wife; Dave McCoy: Frank J. AIvm and Jtu.0 Doe Alvos, whose true name la Mollle Alves, huv band and wife; George A. Ktrby and Jane Doe Klrby, whoso true name Is Ada B, Klrby, husband and wife; Southern Oregon Credit Bureau, a corporation; State of Oregon; Morris F. Barlow and Pearl Barlow, husband and wife; Harry R. Andrae, a widow er; Ashland National Farm Loan Association, a corporation, defend ants, that there la due and owing to the plaintiff tho sum of 6871.61, with in twos t at 6 per annum on $837.46 thereof, from July 30, 1036; with oosta and dis bursements taxed at $3D.M, which Judgment was enrolled and docketed In the Clerk's office of aald Court In aald County on the 37th day of October, 1036. Notice la hereby given that, pursu ant to the terms ot the aald execu tion. I will on the 6th day of De cember, 1036, at 10:30 o'clock a. m . at the front door of tho Courthouse In the City of Medford, In Jackson County, Oregon, offer for sale and will sell at publlo auction for cash to tho highest bidder, to satisfy aald Judgment, together with the coats of thla sale, subject to redemption aa provided by law, all of the rlgnt. title and Interest that the aald de fendants, Archie Phillip Jordan and Dora B. Jordan, husband and wife; Dave McCoy; Frank J. Alves and Jane Doe Alves, whose true name la Motile Alves, husband And wife; George A. Klrby and Jane Doe Klrby, whose true name la Ada B. Klrby, husband and wife; Southern Oregon Credit Bureau, a corporation; State of Ore- ?;on; Morris p. Barlow and Pearl Bar ow, husband and wife; Harry R. An drae, a widower; Ashland Natlunal Farm Loan Association, a corporation, had on the 7th day of February, ibib or now have In and to the following described property, situated In the County of Jackson, State of Oregon, to-wlt: Beginning at the Northeast cor ner of the Northeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section Two In Township Thirty-nine South. Range one Wost ot the WlllnmeUe Meridian, Oregon; thence West 36 chains; thence South 30 chains; ' thence East 35 chains; thence North 30 chains to the place of beginning, containing 60 acroa, more or leas; Also Government Lot Two and the Southeast Quarter of the North east Quarter of sold Section Two. Township Thirty-nine South, Range One West of the Willamette Merid ian, , , . Sltunted In Jackson Coun ty, State of Oregon, Together with the tenements hereditaments and appurtennncea thereunto belonging or In anywise annortnlnlna. Dated thla and day of November, 1036. SYD I. BROWN, Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon. By HOWARD QAULT. Deputy. High School News by STUDENT REPORTERS By Loreue Arnold. Aasembly wa oalled at 10:30 a, in. Tuesday to commemorate Armlsttoe Day. The band waa playing aa the students gathered In the auditorium Assembly was opened by the atudent body president, Ardo Stock. ' Mr.Valt led the atudenta In pledg ing allegiance to the tlag. Mr. smith, th principal, Intro, duced the speaker, Rev. S. L. Divine Rev. S. L. Divine told of hi work during the World war. Duiiug the war he gave 3S9 addresses for the government. He spoke of the enthua lasm and the anxiety ot the people during the war. He oompared It to the enthusiasm and eagerness of the spectators at football game. He also gave the picture of the aoldlers' return to New York after the arrnU tloe waa signed. Aa they 'marched down Broadway, he aald, the rem nants of the band played "Onward, Christian Soldiers." He aald In 1021 he visited In France the field of little whit crosses that marked the soldiers' graves. Here, he aald, rested friend and foe. He also vlalted the granite atone with these words Inscribed upon It: "Quen tln Roooevelt dropped her In the line of action." The student body sang th first vers of "America." They were led by Mis Floy Young. Assembly was dlsmUsed by Ardo Stock. By Penny Heler. Tuesday .afternoon, fifth period, Frankle Rlnabarger led the atudent body In yell, starting the pep as sembly for the Armistice Day game between Medford and Ashland. Coach Bowerman Introduced the player who will be playing their last game on the home field, The player. Introduced were! Bob Mor ris, Leo Bakralda, Jim Bayllaa, Floyd Baker, Russ Blair, Kazuo Maruyama, Phil Todd, Roy Olford, Jim Henry. Truman Bishop. Floyd Baker and Leo Bakralda both spoke few word on what the game would mean to them. Frankle dls mUsed the aasembly for their atxth period claw, . The Grange Lake Creek Orange. All members of Lake Greek Orange are urged to be present for the meet ing November 13. Election of offloera will be the prln otpal bustns,' matter Important enough to claim th attention of all patrona Interested In aeelng the posi tions wisely filled for another year. Analyst of soils at the last meet ing proved very Interesting a well a bentflclal to the farmer.. . Hoy, the second largest of th Ork ney Islands, contain 63 square mile (QUNTIEFS Phoenix PHOENIX, Nov. 11. (Spl.) Jaoob Selmfor of Jacksonville called on friends here Monday. Mr. and Mra. Ivan L. Crawford of Kingman, Arizona, who have been visiting Mr. Crawford's mother, and grandmother, Mrs. Hedjea, had a -loua accident on the top of the 8! klyou Friday enroute home. Their oar waa badly damaged but Mr. and Mr. Crawford and Infant daughter escaped Injury when their oar skid ded and turned over down steep embankment. Closely following the Crawforda waa a oar drlvon by How ard A. Frame of Ssattla. In trying to avoid th earn fate that befell the Crawford, Mr. Frame swerved and struck a boulder, totally demolish ing his oar. Howard Frame had been visiting bis parents. Mr. and Mrs H. w. Frame, and wa enroute to the football game at San Francisco. Mra. Mary Livengood left laat Sun day for Newberg to vult her son. Mr. J. W. Watklna was oalled to I Llnd, Washington, to be with her i w-- vii- la I Mr. and Mrs, Joe Thornton, I. C. and W. M. Barkley motored to Bridge port nd other Washington points. ' Mr, and Mrs. B. O. Brlaooe are va cationing in California. They have been visiting in Saoramento. , Mr. and Mrs. Mllo Furry and on Leo, and Mrs, Robert S. Furry and son Fred, motored to Vlaalla. Mr. R. Furry will return via' Sacramento where she will visit friends. Phoenix Builders Supply company, formerly Phoenix Flxlt shop, has put In a line of paint, oils, glaaa, and building supplies. Thimble club met at the C. A. Pickle home Friday. Preparation tot the bazaar were borun. Elisabeth Lou, 2nd granddaughter ot Mr. and Mra. B. C. Sllllman, was born Wednesday to Mr. and Mrs. John H. Smith at Hilt, Calif. ; An all-day meeting of the Thurs day club I announced for Nov. 13, beginning at 10 a. m., at the horn of Mra. Raymond Furry. A covered dish dinner will be served at 1 p. m. and members are naked to come pre pared to start sowing. for the baeaar, scheduled tor Dec. 10. Mr. and Mra. 0. W. Buekner, and Dean Logan lett Nov. 3 for San Jose California, to visit relative, Mr. and Mrs, Theodora Fish an In San Francisco, visiting relative and friends. v Mr. and Mr. 0. P. Sllllman of Berkeley, Oal., left for horn Tuesday morning, following a week's vllt with relatives and friends, , Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Wilcox are on a vacation trip In Washington. ' Mr. Olive Floyd of Medford wa In Phoenix and Ashland Saturday In connection with the Forgt-Mc-Not sal. Eden Precinct EDEN PRECINCT, NOV, 11. (Bpl.l E. L. Hopkins and hi partner have the new foundation to their house about done and the Inside work will be oorapletod soon. Mr. and Mra. M. A. Miller of Phoe nix were Medford business visitor Monday. Mra. petti Gibson, alsUr ot Ward McReynolds, lett Monday evening for Portland alter spending a couple ot week at th McReynold bom south of Phoenix. John Oermer of Homestead, Ida, arrived at th horn of hi brother, Walter Oermer, laat Friday to vlalt the family a few daya. , Mr. Oermer formerly resided In this valley, Mrs. Cora Evans of North Talent spent last Sunday afternoon with her alster, at her horcw north ot phoenix. Mrs. Hattl Smith and her son Chester and little grandson Wesley of Ashlsnd were Sunday afternoon guests of Mra. Mary O. Carey. Mra. Wm. Bruin returned from week' stay in Portland, where aha went tor midlcal advice. Those from Talent who did busi ness In Medford Saturday were Mr and Mrs. Ed Jacobs, Mr. Iran Wells, Mr. Minnie Roblson, Wm. Bruin Mrs. Fred Rspp and sons. From Phoenix, Mrs Ward McReynolds and her alster-ln-law, Mra. Oarrlson, Mr. Ray Bonham, Mra. Hopkins, Miss Mary stancllffe, Mrs. Mary O, Carey and Oeorge Elton, Mra. Ed Martin and Mrs. Noah Chandler were dinner guests of Mrs. Edith Hayman and Miss Berth Hay man t Talent laat Friday evening. Mrs. Martin (ne Iran Btandleyl has been spending a wsek at the home of her mother. Mra, Noah Chandler, and visiting old friends In Medford Mr, and Mra. H. L. Wright are moving from their horn near Phoe nix to a mall ten-acr ranch they have purchased near Oold Hill. They will move the big hatchery to the new location. TO BURNISH PASS1N EUGENE, Ore., Nov. 10 (Ap) Ore gon's humble sophomores had little left but smbltlon to console them today. The Webfoots, loweat ranking team In the conference, get their next to last chance to crash the victory ool umn Saturday against th Oolden Bear of California at Berkeley. All hands were to turn hard work today after a brief rest following the 7 to 0 less to UCLA. Coach "Prink" Calllson said the passing stuck, which wss good for five completions Satuiday, would get special attention. I Jacksonville JACKSONVILLE, Nov. Il-(Spl.) Rezular meeting at P..T. A. mi ViaM November a In the high school. The uins- aieo club sang two songs which Were follower! hv a ablt (mm th senior olasa play, put on by Loren Bowman and Avadna Ayres. Miss Orover gave two enjoyable readings, after which Mrs, Inch gave an Inter- eating tais on "The Delinquent Child." During business session It wa da olded to give a silk flag to the room having the highest number of par nts who voted at th last elecUon; also that P.-T. A. sponsor a picture called "India, the Land ot the Jun gle," to be put on at later date. Memberahlp of the P.-T. A. la now 19. It Is hoped to start hot lunches by Deoember 1. Next meeting will be at 7:30 p. m, November at, at which then will be open house, giving all Interested op portunity to eauiniue the new addi tion to the schoolhouse. An excel lent program la benlg planned and douatlona for the hot lunch fund will be accepted both as to money and other suppllfs, a complete list ot which will b published later. The many friends of Dr. Harold B. Olllls and wit regnt their moving to Medford. The house in which they wore living, which belonged to Mrs. Marks, haa been told to Mr, and muB. niuiuf lynyies, WUO W1U resia then. i Next meeting of horn extension unit will be at lo a, m., November la, In Orang hall. 1 Mr. Ida Smith of Sonora, Cel., I visiting her daughter, . Mr. Hazel Trosham, here. Mra, W. S. Nunn ot Poor . Man'a oreek attended P.-T. A. her No vember Q. ' Frank and Jeff Clogaton toft No vember a tor Uk'.an, to hunt elk. They expect to b gone about 10 day. Mrs. w S, Idona, who had hot tonsil taken out at osteopathia hospital November 0, returned, next day to her horn. . t' .1 Mra. Robt. Metsger and daughter attended aervlco at ' th Christian church In Medford, November 1 and. had dinner with friend then. Jacksonville Health club sponsored a thower, November 4, tor Mn. Wal ter Kaufman, at th horn of Mrs, Jeok oreen, who was assisted by Mrs. J. Hamaker, The honor gueat re ceived many nice gifts. Th go ladle present reported a most enjoyable time. Army Long of Blue Rapid,. Kan, arrived reoenUy.to visit at the, L Wakefield horn her and th Frank Shaw home In Medford, It fcad been it year alnce Mr. Long hod seen hla friends. He left hen November to visit In California. Mr, oora Shaw and two children visited at the Wakefield horns No vember 7. , z . - In honor of the 3Sth wedding an niversary of Mr. and Mrs, Lee Wske fleld, Mr. and Mn. Virgil Swinioa of Medford entertained u guests tt aa evening party November 6. Sanford Ros of Klamath Fall spent th avenlng ct November at th Wakefield horn, returning horn th earns data. Vyron Boatwlck of the navy, who la stationed near San Franolsoo, has a 20-day leave ot absence and It vis iting fr:nd hen. While riding a bicycle Bear th meat market, November 7. Joe Beach was struck by a car which thrtw him to th ground, causing several cut about the head. It also dans aged hi bicycle somewhat. Joe wa able to return to school Monday. Th csr wa driven by a man from th Applegat. . Rev. and Mr. J, H. Jon left Mon day by auto for Salem, when they will visit their son Malcolm, and then proceed to Portland. They expect to be gone about a week. However, there will be preaching service a usual next Sunday forenoon. Jacksonville Past Matron club met In Medford, November 0, at th horn of Mr. W. H. Bishop. Local ladlee who attended were Mia Molly Brttt and th Mesdame Severance,, Hoff man, Langley and Ida Wilson. They reported a tin time. ' Mrs. H. L. Noblltt of Medford call ed at the Peter Flck horn Novem ber 9.' Orange Master Henspeter announoe that there will be a very Important meeting of the Orang Friday, and urges every member to b present, as there will be election of 'officers, conferring of degree and other im portant buatnees. Mr. and Mr. J. D- Brown of Orlffln creek took dinner November 8 at th Peter Flck home, Thirteen people partook of fam ily reunion dinner at th Le Wake field home on November 1. Those present wen Chss. Shaw of Oakland, Oal.. Mr, and Mra. Frank Shsw and children of Medford, "Mr. and Mn. Virgil Swanson and child, also of Medford, Andy Long of Blue Rsplds, Kan., and Mr. and Mrs, Lee Wake field. 118 Franciscans Killed. VATICAN CITY, Nov. 11. VP) The Franciscan order announced to day, through the newspaper Osservs- tore Romano, that lis Franciscans have bcn killed In th Spanish civil war. -.'- VANCOUVER, Wash., Nov. II. (VP) Novemoer has brought little Im provement In th southwestern Washington fire situation, Oeorge Hcrger, district warden, said today. About one hundred fin In Whit Salmon valley, several of them In timber, an still burning, he report ed. New fire flare up s rapidly a, othera are oontrolled, he aald, lead ing to the belief thst firebug are at work.