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PAOE ELEVEN j ji ji.'.i mm. it. i v a wrnnmr. MTCPFOTCP MATL TmBTTNTTC. MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 12, 1936. Read every ad on this page You will probably find ex. net'? the thtnge you Dave Been looking (or M a uie ot trade for unuaed artlclea you ma; Dave 'Soared youi attic or a tore-room you may oave find many things othera are leaking and De able to realize nunedlate cash II what you want unt there advertue tot tt--Trlbune Classified ada are Inexpensive etlectlvel Ftr word lift Insertion (Minimum 25c) Each additional Insertion oer word lc (Minimum Mo) Fir line per month without cop; change -.ll.25 75 FOR WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST Small red Airedale by name .of Busty. Reward. Phone 1444-J. LOST Agate watch cuarm with 3 k0;d nuggets attached. Reward. 1 16 Mary at. LOST Large agate ring In Mann'a wash room. Reward. Leave at Tribune Oltlce. LOST- 11 dug miming call toib WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Woman or girl to help with housework and care of child; go home nights. 816 N. Bartlett. Tel. 1398-R. WANTED Woman bookkeeper. Ap ply In own handwriting. Box 3087, Tribune. . WANTED Woman or girl tor general housework. ao month. 41 Rose Court. " MALE OR FEMALE HELP BMALL DEPOSIT secures employment and Income through the People's Universal Exchange ,Sytem, 29 8. Front. Open Sunday. WANTED SITUATIONS EXPERIENCED dairy hand wants work. Andrews Zwan. Rt. 3, Grants pass, ANTED MISCELLANEOUS JUNIOR high school girl, bbo 17, wants board and room and some wagea In return for housework. 62414 Mc Andrews road. WB PAY MORE CASH For your furniture. nouiHooK ANimmvs eth and Front. Phone S47. WANTED -and price, Drag-saw. State make Box 3005, Mall Tribune. TRY .HUSON'8 HUME LAUNDRf. YOURS DONE ALONE. HONE 1345-M. SDOAR JOHNSON at the Peerless Market la buying fura direct for one of the largest raw fur dealera on the coast. WANTED Heath-Henderson propellor and small motor for light plane. Call Wilson Motor Parts. 27 80. Riv erside. Ask for Al Forman. WANTED Used, late model refriger ator. 806 West Mam. Tel. 824-J. " RAW WR3 WE PAY CASH for Muskrata. Mink Coyotea. bobcats, raccoon etc. We also ouy HIUEb AND PELVS New and Used Traps fol Sale MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N Orape St Prwne 1063 CHEAP IB29 to 1931 pickup coupe or roadster (or cash. Inquire 115 Washington. . HlOHESl PRICES paid (oi (urnltur. and Household ooda Phone iu6a EMPTY furniture van oln to Sac Francisco wsnte losd (o' there way points Phone 615. Hswle 4 Transfer . JUNK -Hlgnst prices paid (Ol oraat radiators copper t"rse os.tene. aluminum sod ithm meia.a Scrap Iron small 01 iart iota pipe no marnin.ry wool anc cot ton rags tnnM .ubea Oul prices will interest yon Hide PMU wool Mohan Hoiisenoid uud (urniture stoves doukli or 4nld MH.IWIHP BAHIIMN H'llHt FOR RENT HOUSES rOR RENT 5-room modern house, clone in; adults, inquire iui -mond. ' fnn nvKT .i.rmm furnished house; modern: adults; garage. Inquire at 731 w. and. FOR RENT BOARD-ROOM ROOMS AND MEALS. 148 So Holly FOH RENT Koumt and board rea finable s-iil E Mio St Jedturd FOR RENT APARTMENTS SMALL furnished apt, cheap. ' So. Oakdale. FOR RENT Apta. 801 No. Central Phone 1388. FOR RENT Apartment. 118 Almond FOR RENT Two apertmente. 402 Newtown; one 3-room apartment and one 4-room. Phone is. BACHELOR'S quarters. 134 9 ly- x FOR RENT FURNISHED T ROOMS FOR RENT Large sleeping room; hot and cold water, shower, av o. r.s 17TivdCJ?lV cZLa, VA B. Oral FOB EXCHANGE FOR SALE OR rHAUfc Delicious and Newtown apples Tor w.kjo or pota . toes Bring containers Joe Kan tor. fit 4, east of Phoenix. FOR SALE or will trade tor good netf er waives weaner pigs Harold Crow! Carkin Orcnard Midway ctoaa FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR TRADE One acre with 4 -room house and outbuildings, In Grant Pass. Want 5-room house In Med ford. Clear for clear. V. B. KU gore, Granta Pass, Ore. FOR TRADE My home tn Portland lor home of equal value In Med ford. Home owners only. Write Enid Funk, 1242 North Wlnchell St., Portland, Ore. SALE OR TRADE Nice Uttle home close In on east side; a.00 will nan .die; balance around $15 month; or will swap for larger place In Med ford or nearby In country. Box AB Mall Tribune. FOR BALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 15 acres, Improved, 10 acres meadow, $2860; plenty water. Will lease. ALSO 10 acres, Irri gated, all good buildings. ALSO 6 acres, 6 -room modern house, al falfa, clover, Irrigated. ALSO 41 acres, good buildings, clover, fenced, Irrigated, $1800. ROBERTS, 720 West 2nd. 1 ACRES, neat 3-nn. house, buitt lns, screen porch, barn, garage, woodshed, fruit, lawn, deep soil; only $950. A. F. FLOWERS, 113 E. 13th. FOR SALE Model home northeast corner West Main end Peach St. Exceptionally well built, finest ma terial, hardwood floors, air condi tioned. Your opportunity to own a beautiful home close in on paved streets, which la available for Im mediate occupancy. Call Chas. R. Ray, Realtor, Medford Bldg., Phone 302 for appointment to Inspect. AN INCOME property now earning $137 50 month. Genuine bargain cur quick sale. C. S. Butter! told. 408 Medford Building. FOR SALE 8-room modern homo with sleeping porch. 736 Oak. PULLY improved ana recunditioneo seven sere ror sale ji trade tot Portland property Ptvtn. Use Med lord ol E N Sttdd Ashland Hotel (OH SALS e room nouse on pavoo street furnished I.96U ,860 caan Call owner I519 J or B78-J WHEN you thins t rut, estate thins Ol BROWN S WHITE HuutJhb toi sate or rent lacksoo Coit-tv Bl.ig & uan sun FOR SALE POULTRY 175 WHITE Leghorn chickens ready to lay, ftlOO. Third house east of Hogue ruver Aoaoemy. tt. u. wyant. FOB SALE Red pi'ileta, blood-teeled BtocK. nurst, urn outgo runa, aonvnie. . FOR BALE Bourbon Red and Narrs- gansott Turlieya for breedera; also baled hay. Mrs. w. J. wcnoiaon. I Ross Lane. FOR SALE DOGS PETS FOR SALE Pedigiaed roller oanartee Mra. Nellie Finney, Jacasunvule ROLLER CANARIES. Phone C33-J-2 FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 45 breeding ewes. W. L. Lewis, 737 w. Jackson, r none 020. COWS for salt Rt. 3, Box 88, Midway road. FOR SALE 1 horse; good to ride or work; also 3-seated surrey. Kliey Myers, central point,. FOR SALE Veal calf and 8 feeder pigs, or trade for nay. w. u. Wheeler, Kt. a. aoz 00. FOR SALE Pigs or aowa. Box 139, Spring St. FOR SALE Cow and trailer. 19 Barnes Ave. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR BALE 425.00 equity In 1838 uooge panel lot mw cmu. v 8078 Tribune. FOR BALE 1933 Chrysler imperial D-passenger coupe, hiw w,u ,550 for quick sale. One-fourth of original price. r ami-IE1 uriTna par no. 38 N. Riverside Tel. 18 CHRYSLER S PLYMOUTH nam f A D POinV.INS A good variety to choose from; Plym- outns, roras, iucvivicba, Chryslera, Pontlaca. and a number of other makes. Prices lower than any place in Mcdrord. 38 N. Riverside Tel. 18 MEDFORD USED CAR ECHANOE Just North of old Publlo Market on south Riverside FOR SALE Ford V8. 1088 Cabriolet Like new. Driven oniy ouuu miiaa ,080 Phone 1323-W FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 18-ln. pine, fir and oak, dry. reasonable. Will trade for eny thm 1 can use. Have 100 rlcka. T E. Wade, 8 miles north of Rogue River town. WOOD 16-ln. body fir. 81.25 tier on . grounds, 4 miles up Murphy creek. Browner, Murphy. Ore. FOR SALE Bathtub, plumbing flx- jt m w J alnrln.1 lUMtrf lumber. Phone 1075. SImer Chll- ders, 230 o. uemrai. FOR SALE Studio couches, daven port WSl. .""H" " rary table, linoleums, flreplaoa acreeu. Many vnwi S. orape. AUCTION BALE Saturday, Nov. 14. at Sale Pavilion In North Medford. ., mnrf millc COWS. 3 work horses, pigs; also some mschlnery, mower, rake, plows, grain drill, tools, etc. 80. Ore. Livestock Auction Co. Col. A. H. Dudley. Auctioneer. NEEDLEWORK. UIFTS, 10c up. OT ... . , fuiH itis or oth FOR SALS Westlnghouee electric range. ISO. Orlsnam, In the Dynga house on Bcall Lane. FOR SALE- Bone dry body fir and hirdwiod. Best In valley. 118 Ni Riverside. Phone SIS, Hawley Trans-far. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS OLOSlNit'UUI SALJS lartn and gai den tools, mmsenoid turuiture oreaJtfaft L pressure aoufcad est. oed trult and vegetao.es Uuuid I mile south 01 latent on oignwa Tei Asoiaod 3J1-K-1 WALNUTS and filberts. 15c lb. Mrs. D. J. Stelner, near Howard school APPLES Baldwin and Newtown, or chard run. 600 box. Oeo. B. Young. Stewart Ave. Phone 7-P-4. FOR SALE Baled bay. excellent quality. O. . Natwick, Eagle point FOR 8A-B Peppy-Poppy Pop Corn alonarcb Seed s Feed Jo FOR SALE Super PhJsnnate, Sul pnur. Sulphate ox Ammonia, mou arch deed A Feed Co. ANY merchandise can be disposed ol througa tne peoples um.eraai ex change System, '19 S. Front. SAVK SAVE Wallpaper, all 1936 patterns 1-8 ott Pittsburgh Pmt store 13V W Main SPECIAL PRICES on ootatoei ana onioni (or your winter supply Peerless Mitt Phone 603. Free de . livery FOR SALE - hvppei foi sawoui' Ournei with oaf'le piate tiimte' new Bargain Cat at Mall iTihune FOR SALE-Apples Tel I3'i-L BUSINESS CHANCES WILL SELL partnership In auto body and fender shop In Southern Ore gon for $650.00, Wonderful location on Pacific highway. Prefer man with some experience. Box 8079. Tribune PERSONAL PALMIST AND CLAIRVOYANT Madam Avon. Palmist and Clair voyant, gives truthful advice on all affairs of life. Tells your past, present and future. If tn doubt as to what step to take consult Madam Avon today; tomorrow may be too late. Oood advice In time saves many worries ancj many dol lara. Satisfaction quaranteed. Read ings daily; hours 10 a.m. to 9 p m Located at Rainbow Auto Camp. 1746 No. Riverside, Cabin I. ROOFING ROOP1NCI Bring yuut roof trouble to us Old roof repaired new rouft applied Pabco products Ekersor Paint and Roul Store 88 i Bart lett Phone J4S BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstracts. J ATli SON COUNT ABSTRACT CO. TITLE INtfl'KANCh ABS I'll ACTS Ed CHOW MURRAY ABSTRACT CO Abstracts of rule Koumi 8 and o no a North Central Ave., upstairs, Dentistry, NOTICE Dr. R. O. VanValzah has moved his dental office from 304 E. Main to 312 Liberty Bldg. Kipert Window Cleaners LET OEUHOa DO IT - Ml H'W House cleaning, flour waung on entai rug cleaning and unuiatenng Money to Lend MOM-.Y LOANKD ON AUTOt). LIVESTOCK t'UHMTt KK. KMIOKCEU NO I KS ETC. We want to supply your muney needs without red tape si delay HKb W E I'HOMAH MGR. ORE. Jr WASH. MTQ. CO. MED FORD'S OLDEST AND LARG EST PERSONAL FINANCE CO. 45 So Central Clruunu Fluor Cratenan Theater Bldg Llo No 3 1ST M-180 Poune 189 Nursery Stock. FOR HIGHEST QUALITY pear trees, peach, apricot, cherry, apple, prune, plum, almond, filbert and walnut trees, roses, boysenberry, small fruit, grapea and shrubs at Bargain Prlcos Phone 851-R-2 or call at W. B. Barnum'a, a mnes south of Med ford on highway next to Ever Shady Auto Camp. Carlton Nursery, Carl ton. Ore. ' The Fashion Shop THE FASHION 8HCP - OressmaHn and Remodeling Buttons and Buckles covered 808 U U National Bank Bldg. Tel. 1181. Myrtle Andrews Transfer. SAMSON Transfer and St. i age Fur nllure.muvlng and expert furniture packing service Flreproa! storage new low rates. P E SAMSON O. Phone 83S. BADS TRANhFEH at STORAGE OO -Office JO So Fir Phone 815 Prices right Services guaranteed RE1NKINO TRANSFER CO Long distance naullng Fumure. cattle anything ill N. Fir hone 1033 O Stuart. HAWLEY TRANSFER Local and long distance furniture moving. Quick light delivery on planoa, trunks, boxes, etc., at nom inal cost. Used furniture bougnt and sold. 118 No Riverside. Phone 81. LEQAL NOTICES Notice of Final Settlement, la the County Court of the state ot Oregon, In and for the County of Jackson. In the Mutter of the Estate of Prank Slgul carpenter, deceased. Notice Is hereby given, that the undersigned has filed bla Final Ac count as Administrator, with the Will annexed, of the estate of Frank Blgul Carpenter, deceased. In the County Court of Jackaon County, Oregon, and that aald Court has appointed Friday, the 37th day of November, leas, at the hour of 10 o'clock In the fore noon of aald day aa the time and the court room of aald County Court In the Court House In the City of Medford. Oregon, aa the place for hearing objections to said Final Ac count, the settlement thereof and the distribution of said estate. j All persons Interested are hereby j notified to appear at aald time and I ;!ice to show cause, If any there be. why said Final Account should not j be approved by the Court, ssld estate be decreed to be fully settled, a de cree made for the distribution of aald estate to the persons entitled there to and said Administrator, with the WU annexed, discharged from his trust. P. M. JANNEY. Administrator, with the Will annexed of the Estate of Frank Slgul Car penter, deceased. Dated and first published October 39th, 1930. Advertisement For Bids Sealed bids' wilk be received bv the district clerlr of Prospect School Dis trict No. 69. until S P. M , Tuesday the loth day ol November, ror the construction of a play shed, and al terations on the gymnasium building, for the Prospect School, Bids may be separate on each building, or togeth er. Specifications and plans may be seep at the office ot the architect. William Lalng, 301 U. S. Nat l. Bank Bldg., Medford; or at tne home of the district clerk. Bids must be accom panied by a certified check In an amount equal to 6 of the total amount oi Did, as a guarantee cor the execution of contract In case the contract ta awarded - bidder. The school board of Dlst. No. 69 reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Bignea: rose j. k. jelly, Clerk ot Prospect School Dlst, No. 69 Box No. 62, Trail, Oregon Notice to Creditors, In the County Court of tne State of Oregon, for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estite of Paul Wesley Taylor. Deceased. Notice la herebv id van that the County Court of the state ot Oregon for Jackson County has appointed the undersigned executrix of the Estate of Paul Wesley Taylor. JJ ceased. All persons havina claims against said estate are required i-o present them with proper vouchers within ill months from this date at the office of Netf and Frohnmtyer 302-304 Co6ley Theatre Building, Medford. Oregon. Dated October 23. 1936. VICTORINE M. TAYLOR. Executrir AUSTIN, Tex. (OT) News aa it was written and displayed more than 100 yeara ago la being exhibited at the University at Tcxaa. Coplea of early Texaa papers, dat ing back to 1830 are Included In tne exhibit. Examination of the papera indicates that different thlnga made news during the "barbed wire and rawhide" eara of Texaa. The editor of the Telegraph and Texas Register, published In Ban Pe- Ilpe de Austin, October 17, 1835, pre ferred poetry to news. More than one-third of his front page la de voted to a poem, "Dawn." , In another a letter concerning Toxaa Independence oovera all the page. In still another half of the front page Is dovvoted to advertising. The rest of the page contains storlea on the climate of Australia and the laws passed at the third session of the fortieth,, congress. In the January 19, 1805, edition of the Dallaa Herald appears a story of an engagement lought In the Civil i war, It la listed simply as "In Bun- oaya Mall." To Insure that China's elections sre 100 percent Chinese and. Inci dentally, to benefit native manufac turers, Nanking haa ordered that all ballot sheets be made of paper made In China, California produced enough egga In 1035 to aerve two to every citizen of the United States six mornings ot the year. The nernle plant of Florida Is a rare survivor of the vlrtuslly extinct cycads of the carboniferous age. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Astern 4. Lopatded 5. Corridor II. Evergreen tra 11. prlncipaJ harvest Of India 14. Pennsylvania lake port U. Continent 17. King Artbure lance II. Inatlgatt 19. Flowering shrubi SI Pall oehind 13. Town tn MRBRachu anita 14 Stalk 1ft, Horse of a certain aalt Solution of Saturday Puzzlb HE 4ft. Highway 4b. Lad B, The pineapple 47 Formerly 41. Cait ehlelong glancea SO. Metal tU Thinki archale II. Ltohengrtn'a wife It. Incloeure for nira Toward Popular Windi it I rally French city Pronoun Swarm Cnn fined II Bla i! on a whittle If. Atr: comb, form II. flower SIH A VE R SiC URSIP 0fi7igiA T T AlSP SEW PEsMSlgADiOPENi BO I IHRJEGRETS TIOPPftT A OA NT I -Pw M L1.KZ ml tf 2o 21 mm-22 23 mm 2A 25 9,u ty 2a 2f "L-jm. 111 33 WA 34 wm35 38 3? 4c 4l 4Z 43 IK i" i i i mm i i I m I ipu NTYjKRIEFS Reese Creek REESE CREEK, Nov. 13. (Spl.) -Sunday school and church services were well attended and enjoyed. Rev. 'John Still preached a apleudld aermon In the evening. Mlse Beth Clntgcald had change of the young people'a meeting, each one reading a scripture that had meant the turning point In his own life to take the stand for Christianity which proved a huge success. The Antelope and Lake Creek chorus sang one number which waa oertalnly enjoyed. The W. 0.- T. U. meeting held at the Gospel church waa well attended and enjoyed. Mrs. Augusta McCurm- Ick had charge of the meeting. A good program waa enjoyed, It being a temperanoe meeting. Mrs. George 'Douglass waa a guest at the meeting. . Mr. and Mra. Pullen and daugh ter, Phyllis, of Bandon, were week end guesta of Mr. Pullen'a mother, Mrs. W. H. Sheets, and brother, L. W. Pullen, at their home on Crator Lake highway October 33rd to 38th, While here they were taken to Cra ter Lake and made the rlmroad drive, all having a wonderful day. Mr. and Mrs, Edward Oowden de livered a fine lot ot turkeys for the market Nov. 7. They were In fine condition. Mr. and Mra. Chas. OoddaM are the proud parenta of a baby boy born at Sacred Heart hospital In Medford Oct. 30. Mrs. Ooddard re turned home Sunday. The young gentleman has been named William Ray. Mr. and Mra. Thomas Grow and family have moved Into the May. nard place on Crater Lake highway, moving Nov. A, Mr.- and Mra. Leigh entertained Sunday with a family reunion of Mra. Lelgh'a lather's family, honor ing her father, Mr. DeArmond's 81st birthday. Mr. DoArmond haa had a very brilliant career, that of con tractor and builder over a long per iod of years In many sections of ththe United states. Mr. and Mra. Wilfred Jack are en- Joying a new car these daya. Mr. and Mra. Ray Ragsdale wero week-end guesta of their parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cowden. Guests at the W. R. Lamb home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. 8. N. Bmi son and Mr. and Mra. 0. E. Lamb. The Rceso Crock' election board had quite a busy day Nov. 3rd aa a very large vote waa cost and thoy didn't get home until tho woo small hours of the mornlna. Mra. W. R. Lamb haa finished tax tng the school census. There are a largo number of school age In the dlatrlct and w are enjoying a very fine achool thla year. Mr. and Mrs. a. N. Emlson, Mr. and Mra. Edward Cowden, Mr. and Mra. O. E. Bellows, Francis, Lola and John Braack, Orvllle Pollock and Mrs. W. R. Lamb all attended the Townsend club meeting at Eagle Point Nov. 0, most all those men tioned appearing on the program. Rev. H. H. Powell came home to perform the wedding ceremony of Miss Evelyn Waddell and Robert Cowden Nov. 8. Mra. Leo Rusho spent the day Tuesday visiting at the W. R. Lamb home, Phone 843 We II naul any your reriise Cltv Ssnltsrv Service Cross-Word Puzzle f. Lofty pulnted ummlt t. Auditor I. Uower to. Legal claim II. l.eanea 18. First man 10 Biblical king tl. Coloring agente 14 rim ill lb. Cravat 15. Capniile of being carried IT, Help II. Hake into leather 19 Not at home It. County In New Hamp shire 11 Allows 24 Tomboy It. BMuht sound 16. Vendee 17. Kxrlamalion II. Note ol the rooster II. Sharpening stone 40. Chrlsimaa carol 4L Ropes used atioard ship 41. Oroun con sidered aa a single thing 41. Numerous 4. Sun god DOWN L At or from a distance , I. Aquatic animal I. Vorae form 4. Metric land meaeure lv Rendered fat of swine 4. Woodwind Instrument V Big Applegate BIO APPLEGATE, NOT. 13. (Spl ) Richard Mckee underwent an oper ation ror removal of bis tonalla late last week. Mr. and Mra, K. J. Brown returned recently from Portland, where they attended tha funeral of Mrs. J. W. Stone, alstor-ln-law of Mra. Brown Mra. A. N. Krause also Is In Port land, having been oallcd there aa a result of the Illness of her father. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Throckmorton and son Dale of Eagle Point were guests here Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Aria Throckmorton. Trusy were ac companied, by their daughter Eleanor, who-la v freshman student in the school of home economics at Oregon State college. Edward KubU accompanied Evan Harton of Medford, state livestock In spector, on a business trip to Yreka a, few days ago. Miss Mildred Mclntyre of Little Ap plegate Is a patient at a Medford hos pital, convalescing from an appendi citis operation performed last week John Byrno and W. U. McDanlel ore among local fire guards discharg ed Wednesday for the season. Quards will receive a short period of fur ther employment tn trail work. Look outs remain on duty In the Apple gate district, with the exception of Wagner Butte, which was released a abort tlmo ago. Sid Hansen and son Gene are ei pected to return this week from an elk hunting expedition to Bend vicin ity. Other men, possessed with the urgo to bag eome big game, are re sorting to matching wit with local bears, Olenn Snltmarsh. and Walter Miller reporting luck In their efforts, the latter having captured a black bear on Nine Mile In the Thompson creek area, dressing 300 pounds. Floyd McKoe has several traps set and ex pects to have a bear any day, but so far, they are too smart for him, he saya. Owing to Insufficient attendance at a meeting of the Community lea gue Tuesday for annual election of officers, the election has been post poned until November 30. The league has the ownership of the Applegate hall, and offtcera to be elected are president, vice-president, secretary and treasurer, and seven .directors. Horry Starling of Kcno la spending tho week here at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Phil Bohmldt. Miss Dorothy Hodges of Medford la g guest this week at the home of Mrs. John Mntney. ' Mrs. Sarah Wilcox, employed at the J. L. Helms home below Grants Pass, Is a guest here at the home of Mrs. Loon Offenbacher. An unusunl accident in the animal world occurred this week when a heifer belonging to Cliff Smith -fell over a 10-foot bank Into Little Ap plegate. benrklng both front legs twice above the knee. Tho animal waa dis covered soon and killed. - . ' Central Point CENTRAL POINT, Nor. 13, (Bpl.) Mrs, R. O. Lewis, who has been lit for some time, la still confined to her home, and under tha attendance of her physician. - Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Buford of Con cord, Calif., who have been visiting at the E. R, Gloason home for several days, left for their horns Friday, Mrs. Buford Is a niece of Mra. Mary Olea son, who continues quite 1)1. Woman's Relief Corps met Saturday with fairly good attend a noe. In cluded In the relief work reported waa a donation to the fund being raised for the reestablish ment of the Bandon corps, who lost their meet ing place and equipment during the disastrous fire, and have since met In a tent. On Saturday, November 31, Mrs. Ethel Weed of Medford will be with the Central Point corps as of ficial Inspector. The fourth quar terly birthday party 111 also be an event at that time, and all members are urged to attend. Comrade and Mrs. J. O. Woods and Mrs. Mattlo Smith visited the Med ford W. R. O. last week. Mrs. M. D. Hood left Sunday for Portland for an extended visit witn relatives. Mlns Mildred Burger of Los Angeles, who reoently stopped In Central point to visit briefly with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, B, E. Scott, while on her way east, is now In Chicago, visiting her sinter and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, L. L. McCue, who Are taking course In Bible study. Miss Burger will be Joined by a girl friend, also from Los Angeles, and continue on to New York. Tbey will atop over m Central Point on their rsturn trip. Mrs. M. D. Hood left Sunday for Portland for an extended visit with relatives. On Hallowe'en nlgnt, a local lady opened her door In answer to a knock, and to her surprise, found no one In sight, but there were two boxes of groceries and chicken feed deposited on the porch. Later on. City Marshal Bert Hrdapeth appeared, and explain ed that It waa lust a prank played by the boys about town. The lady Is a widow, aged 81 years, totally blind In one eye and the other one falling rapidly. This kindly ded was greatly appreciated by the recipient. H. E. 0. of the grange will meet at the home of Mrs. R, Hague on Thursday, November 10, Instead of the regular fourth Wednesday. a) Tolo TOLO, Nov. II (Spl.) Mra. Jim Jones had the misfortune to wrench an ankle Friday evening. An X-rav at the community hosplul showed no boue broken but Ui, attending PHAROAHS' CURSE' The romanco of tha Hon, Tanla Guinness Montagu (laft) and tha Earl of Carnarvon (right), son of tha Lord Carnarvon. who opened King Tufa tomb, had apparently gone the ill-fated way of everything touched by the "Curte of the Pharoahs." They were to have been mar. rled at Baltimore, but the ceremony failed to take place, and neither would discuss their shattered romance. They were photographed when they arrived at New York separately. (Associated Press Photos) physician said It was the worst sprain he had ever seen. It will be some tlmo before ahe can bear any weight on It at all. The Herndon and Race families. who have been camping here, moved to sterling creek Saturday, where the men have work at a mine. One lost hike up Table Rock be- foro the anow fltea waa enjoyed Sun day by Mlasca Oladya, ' Edith and Leath Vincent, Nellie Orlssom, Vlola bel Morrow, Mnrjorle Davis, Arlene Xnmann, Ernestine Tracy and Mary Muse, Messrs Art, Al and Glen Muse and John Thorp, A no-host picnic luncheon waa served at noon. John B. Cox and Dave Kins of Medford, cruisers for the Timber products company, were here today soallug the pine logs which have been decked weat of the ovorhoad brldgo for that eompany by Ray Bar row, also of Medford, Mr, and Mrs. L. E. Pike and little daughter Charlene ot Oold Ray mo tored to Copoo, Cel., yesterday to visit relatives. They will return Thurs day. Mr. and Mra. H. F. Whetstone will drive to Yreka, CM., Tuesday, where they will be Joined by Mr. and Mrs. Bowerman anjd go on to San Fran olsco for the four-day celebration when tla Golden date brldgo will bo opened. Mrs, Bowerman la a alster of Mra. Whetstone and baa often vis ited here. Brownsboro BROWNSBOrtO, Nov. 12. (Bpl.) Mra. H. W.' Wright, Mrs. Ray Baker and little daughters attended the Lost Creek club meeting last Thursday, at the home of Mra. Wyant, ; Walter McKee of Tacoma, Wash., was an overnight guest at the Wright home Wednesday. Lou la Dyer of Med ford, a Montana frlond of Mr. and Mra. Wright, la now their gueat for a few days. ... Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pemland went to Salem recently to visit their daugh ter, who Is a patient In the sani tarium there. Mr. and Mra. Percy Henry and chil dren left for their home In Imperial valley last Saturday, where they ex pect to apend the winter. Mra. Elizabeth Orlssom of Climax la the guest of Her daughter, Mra. J. F. Maxfleld. Almeda Day spent the woek-end aa the guest of her friend, Lola Wright. Mra. ; Ellen Charley and Uttle daughter spent a week In Medford visiting friends. Mra. H. W. Wrlht spent Friday afternoon at the home of Mra. De Hesa near Eagle vPolnt. '. Mr. and Mra. J. B. Rohrer of Uttle Shasta, Cal were guests laat Sat urday of Mra. L. J. Rohrer and Louis Rohrer. A surprise party waa given in honor of Lola Wrlghfa fifteenth birthday, at her home laat Saturday evening, by the young people of the commun ity. Games were played and delic ious refreshments were served at mid night, and all went home feeling a very happy evening had been spent. r The Grange Oold Hill Grange Oold Hill Orange meeting Novem ber 8 waa opened with a talk on gen eral health by Dr. A. R. Hedges of Medford. The Oregon state" song was sung by the group of 40 present. . The committee appointed for en tertainment of the Home Economics olub at the Grange hall November 10 Included Mra. P. N. Tygart, Mra. Win. Puhl and Miss Buetsn Rosecrana. Committee In charge of refreshments for the Grange meeting November 19 la Mr. Estremado, Mrs. Ullle McKay, Mrs. P. I. Krause and Everett Rose orans, Committee chairmen appointed for the benefit minstrel at the Orange ball on the evening ot November 10 reported plans wen under way. A collection waa taken to complete payment on the new regalia which will soon be ready for use. Annuel eleotlon waa held, the fol lowing offlccra being olectod for the ensuing year: Master, W. G. Howes; overseer, Wm. Ferguson; lecturer, Mrs. Marjorle Pena; steward. Beryl Johnson; raalatant Stewart, Everett Rosecrana; chaplain, Mra. K, Oroft; treasurer, Mrs, C. E. Gray; secretory, Mra. W. O, Howse; gate keeper, Art Muse; Ceres, Nina Croft; Pomona, Vermes Martin; Flora, Beulah Hose crana; lady aaslstsnt steward, Sylvli Croft; co-operative representative E. croft; extcutrvo committer, W. O. Howes, J. W, risb, 0, E. Oro j and f. W. Rlcter. BALKS ROMANCE Refreshments were served by Mrs. Mnrjorle Pena, Miss Ethel Henderson, ' Mrs. Dennis McGulre and Mlas Joyce) Handley. , . . The carnival sponsored by Gold Hill Grange November 9 for the re pairing of the hall was well attended.' . Grangers from Sams Valley and Cen- ' tral Point, aa well aa many local people, resppnded to tho Invitation. Entertainment, in charge of the following' committees, waa well plan ned ana proved well worth while: General chairman, Mrs. 8. K. Barneai program, Mrs. Marjorle Pena; candy, , airs. is. uray; nsn pona, tseuiau Rosecrans: decoration, Mrs. B, Osl breath; serving. Mrs. t. W. Rlcten coffee, Mrs. E. O. Flone; orackerjack. Mra, Rose Gay; fortune telling, S. B, ' Knapp; cashier, Mrs, W. Q. Howes. Grange wishes to thank the mer chants of Medford and Gold Hill for so willingly donating merchandlss for prlzea, Helping to make the carnival -a success. Announcement Will the presidents of the aubordl- ' nate Granges of Jackson ' eountf please send their laat quarterly re port to tho president of the Pomona Home Economics club, Mra. P. W, Rlcter, Gold Hill, at once, so that ' these reports can be aent to tha state office Immediately? . Jacksonville urnnge. '' Jacksonville Orangera are reminded ' of the meeting Friday, November 18. Meeting will start promptly at o'clock. Important business, Includ ing election ot officers. , ' . . ;. r. Phoenix Orange. At the phoenix orange on Tuesday the ways and moans committee made several announcement of coming ac tivities of Interest to members and othera In the community, ' A dance will be held at the hall Friday night, with a nominal charge,.' Silva's orohestra of Jacksonville will furnish muslo. Refreshments will be served by H. E. committee for a very small additional charge. . . A carnival la to be held December 4. Thla event haa won much favor In the community, and all are asked to bear thla data In mind and plam -to attend. Lecturer Mrs. Olive Floyd calls at tention to the Booster night pre. gram Tuesday night, November 11.. Namoa ' have been submitted bf Orange members of those who wilt be Interested in Grange work, and has been mailed to these persona. These cards, when presented at the ooor, will aamit Dealers to ma pro gram. Any Grange member having -additional names are asked to sub mit them to the lecturer or to Elva Caster. All men of the Orange are asked be on hand Saturday as early In the morning as possible, and construc tion of a woodshed will be com mended. Women of the Orange will serve dinner at noon. Election of offlccra waa held, with the following results: Master, Bob turer, Ray Ward; treasurer, Florence Drake; secretary, Elva Caster; chap lain, Enid Castor; ateward, Earl Lof fcr; gatekeeper, Karl Andorson; assist ant steward, Ed Stlllwelli lady assist ant ateward, Lois Stlllwelli Ceres, Margsrot Oermor; Pomona, Tellthla Picket; Flora, Sarah Walker; musician, Dorothy Loffor, After reading a communication from Pomona secretary, Gertrude Hank, motion carried to hold Installa tion with the Talent and Bellview Oranges, at the Phoenix Orange hall, December 39. If the date was satis factory to the other two Oranges. Secretary of local Orange to contact other Oranges to ascertain. Committee announced to serve next time waa Mr. and Mra. Harvey Wright, Alfred Wright,. Mr). Maggie Oermer, Mrs. Mary O. Carey, Mr. and Mra. Prank Denzer. Following the business meeting, all adjourned to the dining room where refreshments of oske and coffee were served by the committee In charge, Mrs. tdmona Anderson, Karl Ander son, Mr, and Mra. O. A. Knudson, Miss Ida Bishop, Jerry Bishop. . ee Mali ItlQun. vnt ads. Direct Reduction LOANS ON HOMES In Medford District Reasonable Interest FIRST FEDERAL SAVI.NII8 LOAN ASSN. OF MKDHIHU 27 No. HOLLY St. r r
