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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MATL TRTBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGOX. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1936. PAGE THIRTEEN Bead every ad on this page You will probably find ex actly the things you oave Been looking tor a! a sale or trade tor unused articles you ma; nave Search your attic or .etore-room you may oave find many things others are seeking and he able to realize immediate cash tt what you want Isn't there advertise tor It Tribune Classified ads are inexpensive efteotlvel RATES per word first Insertion to (Minimum 25c) Each additional Insertion net word tC (Minimum 10c) per line per month without copy change Phone 75 , FOR WANT ADS . LOST AND FOUND LOST One billfold oontatntng seven aouars, ujio ih.,b.v ww. tlflcation card along with several nnrtnr rtlpAAn return to VHlUBivico. a...- Mr. Rlcha'rdson at Hotel Medford and receive rewatu. LOST Black ScOttte with collar. Call 1405. FOUND Keys on ring. Owner call at Tribune, pay for adv. LOST Cameo ring set with diamond Reward. Return to Woolworth. LOST If dog la missing, Call 1518. LOST Since Nov. 7th, black Persian cnt. Rewind. Phone 506-X. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Girl to assist with house work. Prefer high school girl; 318 S. Orange. WANTED MALE HELP MAN To become contact man and Investigator for national organiza tion. Experience unnecessary. Good appearance essential. No selling. Write 750-A, Madison Bldg., Mil waukee, Wis. MALE OR FEMALE HELP SMALL DEPOSIT secures employment and Income through the Peoples Universal Exchange Sytem, 30 8. Front. Open Sunday. ' - WANTED SITUATIONS EXPERIENCED waitress wishes work. Box 3S35, Tribune. WANTED Position as housekeeper to employed or elderly couple. Box 8538, Tribune. WANTED Housework by experienced mlddleaged woman. Capable of tak ing full charge of home. Box 3439, Tribune. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Will salesman who left scales call 1318-R, it-ii -nr n Bnll tnn desk, sood condi tion reasonably priced. Phone 5U-W. TRY HUSON'S HOME LAUNDRY and save. Tel 1845-M. WANTED Experienced driver will drive car east for transportation. Pay own expenses. 13 Newtown. EWINO, very reasonable. Dresses 60c and up. 433 B. nr. WANTED Typewriter 4-bank port able. Good condition. Apt. No. 4, Ber ben Apts. N. Quince St. evenings. WANTED Used, late model refriger ator. 808 West Main. Tel. 824-J. RAW FURS WE PAT CASH for Muskrata, Mink, Coyotes, bobcats, raccoon, etc We Also Buy HIDES AND PELTS . New and Used Traps for Sale. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N. Grape St. Phone 1082. HIGHEST PRICES paid for furniture and nouscnom guuua. v- EMPTY furniture vsn going to San Francisco, wants load for there or way points. Phone 616. Hawley Transfer. JUNK Highest prices paid for brass, radiators, copper, storage batteries, aluminum and other metals. Scrap Iron, small or large lots, pipe and maohlnery. wool and cot ton rags. Inner tubes. Our prices win iiucici, wm. Hides. Pelts. Wool, Mohair. Household goods, furniture, stoves 1 h nr.,4 anlri MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE WANTED 1000 heart cedar posts, C. J. Akers, Star Route, Box 41, Eagle Point. DHIVINO to Fresno NiW. 18th: new closed car Want 3- passengers; share expenses. Box 307K. Tribune WE PAY MORE CASI1 For your furniture. nOI.HKOOK ANDREWS 6th and Front. Phone 547. EDGAR JOHNSON at the Peerless Market is buying furs direct for one of the largest raw fur dealers on the cvt. FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS THREE housekeeping rooms. 306 Cottage. Adults. FOR RENT Nicely furnished sleeping room, and garage, u uesin-u. . 8outh Riverside Ave. Vor RENT Larpe sleeping room; hot and cold water, snowtv. a. r. ATTRACTIVE rooms. 40 S. OrP. ' FOR RENT-BOARD-ROOM I FOR RENT Rooms and" board, rea sonable. 8S0 B. Main St. Medford. ROOMS AND MEALS, 149 8o Holly FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT l.twim nlin ... i-i . house. 830 Haven St. Geo. Hereon. FOR RENT 103 Spring Street, 4 room house, partly, furnished, 2 aores ground. 20. Tel. 663, FOR RENT Modern 7-room house, close In: reasonable. Phone 417-J-2 MODERN COTTAGES, electricity, fuel and gas furnished, a or 3 adults. IB month up. Valapdrs Hotel, Central Point. FOR RENT 3-room cottage, modern, partially furnished, no children. 943 . Murray. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FURN. 3 and 8 room apt. Adults. 604 West loth. MODERN furnlsnea apartment, 4 ruoiu and path, private entrance and garage. Attractive and cosy. Adults. 318 S. Central. FOR RENT Two unfurn. apartment. 403 Newtown; one 3-room apart ment and one 6-room. Phone 10. FOR RENT Modern 3-room apt.: continuous hot water, at 378 Bo. Central. FOR RENT Apta. 801 No. Central, Phone 138S. FOR RENT Apartment, lis Almond FOR RENT Two apartments, 403 Newtown; one 3-room apartment and one 4-room. Phone 10. FOR EXCHANGE TRADE Calf for bicycle, W. A. Chll- ders, Jacksonville. FOR EXCHANGE-REAL ESTATE . FOR TRADE My home In Portland for home of equtl value In Med ford. Home owne's only. Write Enid Funk, 1343 North Winchell St., Portland. Ore. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE 6-ROOM BUNGALOW, fireplace, hard wood floors, laundry trays, garage and woodshed, fenced-in back yard; a Bargain. 82700. L O. PICKELL 16 So. Bartlett. . Tel. 865 STOCK RANCH 180 aores, free water, line outside range, Iar house, 3 barns and other outbuildings. Good placer ground along creek. Located on graveled road, 3 miles from high school. Price 85.000; terms. Would consider trading for ranoh on coast. ALSO 6 acres, Irrigated, good soil, city water, 3-room house, barn, and ehlcken house. Want house Ln Medford. Clear for clear. ALSO 4-room modern house, trade for larger house and pay cash difference. L. a. PICKELL 18 So. Bartlett Tel. 365 523 Haven Street -room house with Iirepiace; completely lurnumcu, in cluding Hotpolnt electric range, hot water heater, Maytag waaher, nlco dining-room set, drapes, etc. Newly decorated Inside and .out. Will con sider late model car as part pay ment. Tel 1630 for appointment. FOR SALE 8 room house on paved street, furnished, ai.uou, aooo casn. Call owner, 1510-J or 673-J. WHEN you think of real estate think of BROWN tc WHITE. HOUSES for sale or rent. Jackson County Bldg & Loan Ass'n. SUBURBAN store, gas station, grocer ies, auto repair shop, living quart ers. A good paying business. Price right, terms. FOWLER tc UPP 44 N. Riverside Exclusive Agents 200 ACRES, 88 . Irrigated, 38 In al falfa, very line eutnu. 10 a. m clover. 6-room house, bam, chick en house. This la a snap. $5,000.00 with only 81,000.00 down. Bal. very easy terms. FOWLER 6c UPP 44 No. Riverside KINGS H1QHWAY HOMl AtonCTu home consisting of Oi-dW living room and dining rixnn wm"i, , - rooms, newly decorated and painted. 3V4 acres excellent soil, barn, chick en house. Owner leaving and saye sell for 82300. Terms. ALSO 41 AAA "r00m modern home wlth 51UUU In one block of phoenix " n a n-alD tharia .nrl aonoois. i-o w.v. ...... very desirable for party desiring city conveniences and small acreage. To tal prloe .000.00 8300.00 down, balance on terms to suit responsible parties CHARLES A. WINO AGENCY. 1NO. 109 East Main St. Phone 738 10 ACRES, highway; 3-room house, sarage, cnicaeo nouw, wwu-,,. well: all cultivated; 760, 8100 down. Sheley Agency, Pacific Hwy., Just beyond O. O. R. R. track. AN INCOME property now earning 137 00 monin. ucumiuo a-'6'" quick sale. 0. S. Butterfleld, 40B Medford Building. FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE Black Mlnoreas. 8-8 months, il-Sl-ia. aiujircr, aus" Point Star Rt. 175 WHITE Leghorn chicken ready to lay. 8100. inira noun rj. u. Rogue River Academy. R. L. Wysnt. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR "sALE Large brood sow. W. D. Clark, BOX nuiw r-.-o -,.,-. FOR SALE Sow and pigs. A. L. Ferns, Fern vsney. FOR SALE Weaner pigs, brood sows. male hog. pnone oay-j-a. ueo. ... Flsk. FOR SALE DOGS PET8 FOR SALE Male Boston bull and fe male wire-nairea. mi r. ruverwi. I-ab Mar tM-aiiv-aiatft mil-1 nsnarl-. j Mrs. Nellie Finney. Jacksonville. FOR SALE Fox Terrier puppies. 13 Western Ave. ROLLER CANARIES. PhODt 633-J-l. FOR BALE A0TOMOBIl.ES SANDY'S USED CAR EMPORIUM The Best Values are Found There Desoto sedan .5.O0 Ford Coupe 8266.00 1936 Studebaker Cruising Sedan $875 00 1936 Olds Sedan 8875.00 Whippet Sedan .6 86 00 Ford Coach - 616.00 Ford Roadster $126.00 Many More st AH Prices SANDERSON MOTOR CO. Studebaker Dealer KIR SALE Whippet sedan. 622 West 4th. CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH USED CAR TRADE-INS Xete model coupes and sedans, prac tically all makes and models, our prices are lower than actual Port land Used Car Sales. Ask about them. LANOE MOTOR OAR CO. 38 N. Riverside. Tel. 18. 1933 CHRYSLER COUPE, priced very reasonable. LANOE MOTOR CAR CO., 38 N. Riverside. FOR SALE Ford V8, 1936 Cabriolet Like new. Driven only 6000 miles 8650. Phone 1323-W. FOR SALE 1936 Plymouth DeLuice Sedan, priced low for quick sale. Lange Motor Car Co., 38 N. River side. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS BROWN muskrat Jacket (long), good condition; . reasonable. Johnson, room 313, Grand Hotel, 7 to 9 to night. FOR SALE Bated oat, barley or wheat straw, 35o per bale. D. R. Smith, across from Talent school. Phone Ashland 372-J-l. FOR SALE Popcorn machine and small growing pastry business, on account of Illness, $126.00. 419 E. Main. FOR BALE Hanomade quilts, lace table. cover and other articles. 617 S. Grape. FOR SALE Two oil burners. Inquire Mall Tribune office. FOR SALE 4-wbeel trailer with box and new tires. 404 East McAndrews. COOK STOVB for sale, cheap, 1215 West 10th. FOR SALE Two coata In good con dition. Ladles eusea 18 and 20, 335 So. Riverside. FOR SALE Fireplace screen, and irons, fireside seat, foot-stool, dav enport end tables. Many other things. 106 S. Grape. FOR SALE h. p. electrlo motor 613.60. 310 Vanoouver. . PRY WOOD, 804 Bo. Peach. Tel 473-Y. R. J. Bills. FOR SALE 100 Men's Hats, all popu lar makes. Hat Dept Unique Clean ers. FOR SALE Shelled corn clean and dry. $3 cwt, John Nealon, Tel. 118, Central Point. BIG USED FURNITURE SALE Starting Monday. Bee us before you buy, Hawley Transfer, 118 N. Riverside. SATURDAY specials are good today at the Riverside Market. PLANER BLOCKS from the big mill, $445 per load. Prompt service. Tel. 383, Central point wood Yard. FOR SALE Gang plow and grain drill. HUlcrest Orchard. Phone 573-R-3. AUTO GLASS Medford Auto Wrecking. 1818 N. Riverside. FOR SALE 16-ln. pine, fir and oak, dry, reasonable. Will trade for any thing I can use. Have 100 ricks. T E. Wade, S miles north of Rogue River town. WOOD 16-ln. body fir. 8155 tier on grounds, 4 miles up Murphy ereek. Browner, Murphy, Ore. NEEDLEWORK. 5IITS, 10c UP- Or den taken. Mra. TUley, 1116 W. 9th FOR SALE Bone dry body fir and hardwood. Best ln valley. 118 No Riverside, phone 615, Hawley Trans fer. ANY merchandise can be disposed of mrougo reopiei unticiMu change System. 39 6. front BUSINESS CHANCES ORIGINAL MONAMOTOR Oil fran chise for exclusive distributorship open, direct refining connection. Write Box 3459 Tribune at once. PERSONAL PALMIST AND CLAIRVOYANT Madam Avon. Palmist and Clair voyant, glvea truthful advice on all affairs of life. Tells your past, pres ent and future. If In doubt as to what step to take consult Madam Avon today; tomorrow may be too late. Good advice ln time aavea many worries and many dollara. Satisfaction guaranteed. Readings daily; houra 10 a. m. to 0 p. m. Lo cated at Rainbow Auto Camp, 1746 No. Riverside, Cabin I. MISCELLANEOUS CARNIVAL and Bataar In the Odd Fellows Hall Thursday. Eats, cards, dancing, games. Fun for every one. Public invited. PUBLIC CARD PARTY Given by the Lady Lions club. Tuesday evening, Nov. 17, 8 o'clock, at the Armory. Bridge, pinochle. Prizes, refresh ments. Admission 25c. Fo- In formation or reservations call 946-R. ROOFING ROOFING Bring your roof trouble to us Old roofs repaired new routs applied Pabco producta Ekeraon Paint and Rool store. 88 4. Bart lett Phone 4S BUSINESS DIRECTORY The Fashion shop THE FASHION SHtiP - Dresamskin and Remodeling. Buttons and Bucklea covered. 308 0 tt National Bank Bldg Tel. 1181. Myrtle Andrews Dentistry. NOTICE Dr. R. O. VanValzsh has moved his dental office from 204 E Main to 812 Liberty Bldg Expert Window Cleaners Ln OEOKOE DO IT lei 117V House cleaning, floor wailng on ental rug cleaning and upholstering BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. . T1TI.B INSUKANCfc AHS IK ACTS ESCROW MURRAY ABSTRACT CO Abstracts of rule Rooms 8 and 6 No 33 North Central Ave., upstalra. Nursery Stock. FOR HIGHEST QUALITY pear trees, peach, apricot, cherry, apple, prune, plum, almond, filbert and walnut trees, roses, boysenberry, small fruit, grapes and shrubs at Bargain Prices Phone 851-R.3 or call at W. B. Barnum's, 8 miles south of Med. ford on highway next to Ever Shady Auto Camp. Carlton Nursery, Carl ton. Ore. Money to Lenct MONEY LOANED ON AUTOS. LIVESTOCK rUHNITUHE, ENDORSED NOTES ETC. We want to supply your money needs wltnout red tape or delay 8EK VV B. THOMAS MGR. ORE. tc WASH. MTQ. CO. MED FORD'S OLDEST AND LARG EST PERSONAL FINANCE CO. 45 So Central Orounu Fluor Oraterlan Theater Bldg. Lie. No 8-167-M-180 Pnone 180 Transfer. SAMSON Iransfer and SMage Fur. nlture moving and expat t furniture packing service Fireproof storage new low rates. r E SAMSON 0. Phone 838. CADS TRANSFER 4 STOKAOE CO -. Office 38 So Fir Phone 315 Prices right Services guaranteed HAWLEY TRANSFER Local and long distance furniture moving. Quick light delivery on pianos, trunks, boxes, etc. at nom inal cost. Used furniture bought and sold. 118 No. Riverside. Phone 618. REINK1NO TRANSFER CO - Long distance naming Furniture, oattie anything in N Fir Phone 1033 0 StUHrt LEGAL NOTICES Notice of Pinal Account. In the County Court of the Stat of Oregon for tha County of Jackson. In the Matter of the EiUte of P. a, Anderson, Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the Executor of the Lstate of P. 8, Ander son, Deceased, has filed hla Final Ao o mnt and Report ln the County Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of .lackaon, and that the 10th day of December, 1036, at 10:00 o'clock a. m., In the court room of the Coun ty Court ln the court house at Med ford, Oregon, has been fixed as the tlmt and place for hearing objec tions to said Final Account and Re port and to the settlement thereof. Dated and first published : No vember 17th, 1030. Date of last pub lication: December 18th, 1038. EARL W. ANDERSON. Executor. R. A. IMLAY, Notice. In the Matter of the Partnership Estate of Paul Wesley Taylor, de ceased, and John R. Blerma. John R, Blerma of Medford, Ore gon, hereby gives notice: That he has filed ln tha oounty Court of Jackson County, Oregon, his final account of his administration of the above entitled estate. That Thursday, December 8rd, 1086. at the hour of 10:00 a, m., In the court room of said Court, haa been fixed aa the time and place for hear ing objections to said account, and for settling and allowing the snme. BOQOS At BOGOS, Attorneys for John R. Blerma, Ad ministrator of the above entitled estate. Executor's Not Ire, Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned haa been apolnted by Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Sodium chloride f. Old times: poetle S. in India, unsorted wheat Hour or meal 11 Great bake 13. Fish eggs 14. Black bird li. Postponed legal cases IT. Drag Is. Manufactured cloth It. Choosss II, Chars for the use of money 15. Threefold It, Topas bum ming bird 17. American Indian 10. Step of a ladder It flaJutatlon S3. Htsm of a boat 13. However It Mother of Peer Gynt IS. Picture stAnd Is. Dlaiulsed or secret agent 19. Conclusion Solution of Yesterday's Punle iFlllBMEiiEllE mmzmm AM E NJDnEUA Ma1 ? a L Hsvln, brsjicBSs 4B. Annuea U. One ol th. ancient 4t. Search It. Syllable us In musloai refrains tO. Frstrsnt ointment of the ancients i' i 4 fAb I7 ta8 1 ' " "Il!L"IIL" ip 4 4Z 43 44 " 135"47 ""II II 1 ml m 1 11 the County Court of Jackson County. Oregon, executor of the estate of Lila Cox. deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the ssme 'duly verified to the undersigned executor at hla office In the United states National Bank Building ln Medford, Oregon, on or before six 16) months from the date of this notice. Dated: November )o. 1936. OUS NEWBURY, Exeoutor of the estate of LllaCox. deceased. Reopen Death Probe On the request of hit mother, who claimed he wag slain, Loa Angeles police reopened their Investigation of the death 'of Reld Russell (above), 28, friend of Governeur Morris, the novelist, When Russell was found dead more than a month ago In a lawn awing at tha Morris home at Manhattan Baaoh, a bullet wound In hla head and a pistol In one hand, the case waa termed a ulcide. (Associated Press Photo) . The Grange Vpuer A p (.legate orange Orange met November 14. Main feature waa eleotlon of officers, aa follows; Master, Valorls Haaklna; overseer, Fred Dorn; lecturer, Bertha Haaklna; treasurer, Xdward Flnloy; ooretary, Sva McKee; gate keeper, Frank Bowman, steward, Moriia Byrne; assistant steward. A mar Oulyi Cores, Gladys Byrne, Pomona, Pearl Byrne, Flora, Mamie Winning ham; lady assistant steward,, Frances Port; executive committee, Wallace Hasklna, Floyd McKee and Albert Young. - Master Valorls Haaklna appointed Mrs. Lee Port as chairman of the home economics committee and Mra. Albert Colling as future drill leader. Uao of the hall waa granted to the forest service employes who will spon sor a dance ln the near future. Refreshments were served during the evening. Cross-Word Puzzle I. Palna t Autometlre haullnic machines 10. Race track tipster IL Tool, for plerclnf holee II, Snusre of three 0. Meadow 22. KJk ot a rool 23. Endeavor ti. Repent et O. Meant Is, front ol Ui fool 11, Nocturnal bird II. Aar.es II. 6Tchare 0 a dnbt II. rroutil. Is, Epochs 17. Conceale IL Deck out II. Rapid 40. Notion 41, Author ef "The Rubairat" II, Principal fnrm.nt ol (Indu wom.a 41, Wllhlli! eomb. form 47. Anflo-Rszor. money of aeoount II. Urchins It. utter II. Sat of thre, DOWN la Parson attached to and sold with the soil 1. Region I. Branch 4, Pulllni apart I. Uprlitit a. Fortune 7. Merit Phoenix PHOENIX, NOT. 17. (8pl.) Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Briscoe returned 8at urday from a vacation trip to Btoos ton and other California points. J. D. Samuels returned Sunday after visiting San Francisco and tha bridge opening exerolses on ArmUtloe day. Francis Prye of Cirants Past visited ln Phoenix Sunday, A big crowd attended tha grade school presentation of two puppet shows In the high school gymnasium Friday evening. The proceeds were given to the lunoh fund- Mr. and Mra. Theodora J. Pish re turned Thursday evening from San Francisco where they attanded the opening of the new Oakland bridge. The ways and means committee of the local Orange are glad to report good proeeeda of the danee at the hall Friday night They announced a further dance to be given on the 27th of November, Friday following Thanksgiving, and also are making plana to have a danoa each two weeke during November and December, The ways and means committee Is also making plans for their annual car nival, which has been set for De cember 4. Fuller plana will be an nounced at a later date. Olrole No. 94a will meet In a regu lar session Thursday evening at the Grunge hall, Several candidates will be Initiated. Lodge will tako up at 7:30 promptly. Following the meet ing there will be a social hour of gamea and dancing for members' fam ines and rrtenda. At the last meet ing of the oircle the following offi cers were eleoteds Quardlan neigh bor, Nettle Hallcraft; put guardian, Hate Bishop; advisor, Mario Furry; magician, Elva Oaater; attendant, auy Bishop; flag-bearer, Ida Bishop; cap tain of the guards, Naomi Montgom ery; Inner sentinel, Dorothy paten ter; outer sentinel, Dallaa Reader; managers, Rosell Watt, Plorenea Drake, Mabel Stanolllfe; banker, Inld Caster; clerk, Lillian Ooleman; mil. slctan, Dorothy Loffer; correspondent, V. B. Halloraft. The Ladles' Aid society of the Pres byterian church are making plans for a bazaar and eafeterla supper to be held at the ohuroh December 9, Alt friends are asked to bear this date In mind and watch for further an nouncement. Tha Home Economics olub of the Orange will meet at the home of Mra. Olive Floyd In Medford, Wednes day, November IS. The home extension olub will meet at the Presbyterian ohuroh on Fri day of this week. The toplo ached ulod for discussion 1 "Food for the Young Child." A apeolal meeting of the Thurs day club will be held In Medford at the home of Mra. Olive Floyd, Thura day, November It, It will be an all day meeting to oontlnue work on the bazaar articles, and a pot-luck din ner will be served at I p. m. Xsch member la asked to bring a completed article or material for an apron or other bazaar article, Those wishing transportation please get In touch with Nettle Halloraft, and those hav ing additional room In their oara. also make arrangements with her to take ears of additional passengers. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse A. Wilson left Wednesday for a vsoatlon trip to coast points. Mrs. Rob 8. Furry and son Fred returned Frldsy - from Sacramento, Cel. Mrs. Eugene Calhoun and son re turned Frldsy from Napa, Cel., where she hss been visiting relatives. Eddie Olover ot Wlilowranch, Cel., and Raymond Montgomery of Ma Cloud, Cal., visited In Phoenix over the week-end. , McLeod McLEOD, NOV. 17. (Spl.) Mr. snd Mrs. Arthur Mulllns visited the Lau rnlhurst school November 13, Mr. Mulllns playing a game of baseball with the boys. The children enjoyed playing ball with an older person and hope Mr. Mulllns will oome again and play with .them. Mr. and Mra. Ivan Nve motored to Wnshlngton on their honeymoon. Mine Sylvia Camp snd Ivan Nye were married In Medford, November . Mae Richardson of Klamath Falls has been spending a few days visit ing Mr. snd Mra, J. W. Richardson. She Is now visiting Frances Pteraon. Mrs. Roy Vaughn called on Grand ma Mclntyre and Mrs. Young, No vember 9. ' Mr. and Mrs. Axtell entertained at oards November 10. Those present were Mr. snd Mrs. Qua Dltsworth, Mr. snd Mrs, Roy Vaughn and Miss Brma olass. Helen Axtell, Tresele Vsughn and Krme Olsss attended the leaders' training meeting for parent educa tion In Medford. November 10. Mrs. Mabel Mack gives radio talk over KMED every Monday afternoon, the aubject being prepared by Dr. Chambers. McLeod extension unit has organized a study club which met on Mondsy at the home of Violet Dltsworth so we can hear Mabel Mack and also discuss the lecture. These radio talks will greatly help us ad Just our problems. Oueits at Hsrdlng's Paradise over the week-end were Mr. snd Mra. I. B. McEwen and son Walter, Mr. and Mra. Cook and Robert Henry. Killed by Auto. HILLS BO RO, Ore., Nov. 17 Ralph Prahl. 38, . resldtng near Hllleboro. died In hospital here toda a few houra after he was struck by a car while he waa pushing his own ma chins toward a gasoline station a mile west of this city. Jacksonville JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 17. (Spl.) Membera of the Preabyterlan Mission ary society are reminded of the spir itual life group meeting at the churcj. Wednesday, November 18, from 3 to 4 p. Ilk Mrs, Mae Forbes visited relatives In OoW HIU Sunday. Clarence Bowman of Conroy, Wsh., la visiting at the home ot hla uncle, Archla Bowman, Mrs John Knight of Medford call ed on Jacksonville frtenda Novem ber 1J. Mr. and Mra. Herbert Hanna have returned from their trip to Portland, where they wont tha day after elec tion. . Dr. and Mra. N. B. amis rtrov. to Portland Armistice day and visited a sister of Mrs. Olllls. They returned Sunday. Mra. Vivian Wilson and Mra. Lang ley were .Joint hostessea at a ahower Saturday at the former's home, hon oring Mlsa Alice Madaen. There were 16 guests present -and the bride to be received many nice gifts. Miss Madsen and Donnld Dorothy were married the following day and will be at home at the Ooodman apart ments. Their msny friends wish them happiness. The Jacksonville Business Men's asoclatlon and tholr wives had din ner at Amy's the evening of Novem ber 10. They reported a general good time. . Next meeting will be tonight, Mr. and Mrs, Clinton Smith and three sons, accompanied by Jessie Clark and Audrey Martin, left Sat urday for the coast, to fish In the Smith river and return Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Q. O. Sanden and daughter Eunice, accompanied by Mr, and Mra. J. O. Vlall and Junior Way of Phoenix, apent Sunday after noon at the home of Mr. and Mra. Claude Long near Pilot Rock. Mra. Ellen Sutton of aold Hill is visiting at the Forbes home. Mrs. Archie Bowman and Mra. Jonn Huenera vlatled In Ashland Novem ber U. Mra. Mae Forbes recently drove to Alturas, Ca) bringing baok her hus band, who haa been working there for a long time. Mr. Forbes la now located at the CCO eamp at Bonanza. Mlsa Alice Hoef a, acoompanled by Mra. Sanden and two daughters, at tended the Olrl Boout court ot awards In Medford Baturday night Mesdamsa Butcher and Sanden at tended the national preaching mla. slon In Medford Thursday evening. The Mlaaea orover and Qladya Gil bert and Mra. Norwell and daughter Barbara spent Armistice day it the Henry Nledermoyer home. Miss orover took her typing olsas over to M H. S. to see the worlds champion typist perform Friday. Messrs. Dickey, WWW and Bowman have started mining on the Bowman property. ' ' The following ofloera were elected at last Orange meeting to serve the coming year: Master, Mr. Henspeter) overeeer, O. Nledermeyar; lecturer, Myrtle Arnold; steward, win Arnold;, assistant steward, Roy Martin; chap lain, Emma Conger; treaaurer, Thoa. Olfford; seoretary, O. O. Sanden; gstekeeper, I. A. Dew: Isdy assistant steward, Ann Wendt; Flora. .Oertrude Martin; Pomona, Bemadlne Arnold; Ceres, Katharine Earl, Executive committee, Messrs. Myers, Lsngley snd Mrs. Brockwsy. When the cast ot the senior class play finished practice the evening of November 10, the ten with their coach, Miss Orover, drove to Med ford snd saw the movie, "Mr, Deeds Ooea to Town." This play will be put on Friday, November 90, at the high school gymnasium at p. m and those who Ilk. to see good plays should plan on being present. Mr. and Mrs. J as. Buckley from the Applegste and Kenneth Purcell of Jacksonville enjoyed a Joint birth day dinner at the Chester Purcell home here Sunday. Miss Frieda Butcher was a week-, end guest of Miss Eileen Barry of Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Chaa. Ravenor of Applegste visited at the Forest Rav enor homo Novomber 14. Miss Clarlo Rivera and mother, of Medford, called on friends here No vember IB, Tom Burnell returned home Bst urday from a trip to Redding, Cal. Mrs. Oravelle and children have re cently moved Into the home owned by Mra. Fred Lewis. , . . ORIFFIN CREEK, NOV. 17 (Spl.) Miss Remoh Kim, daughter of Mr. snd Mrs. Wllber Klma, snd well known in this community, ws msr rled Sunday, November . to Claude Wilton of Sams Valley. Mra. Marths Campbell of San Francisco Is visiting here st the home of her brother, Tom Lovell, She Is also spending some time with her father, who la 111. Mrs. Schroyer and 8 children from the Howard district have purchased the Crandall place, They buut new house and moves in recently. Ladles of tha home extension unit mat Friday with Mr. Lamlre, with a good attendance of members and one visitor. The project was food for the child snd school lunches by Mrs. Mack. The next meeting, salad No. 3, will be given by local leaders at the home of Lottie Hurd on Novem ber 97, Friday after Thanksgiving. Menu for the. day t to be hot vegetables, breed snd butter sand wiches, cookies snd fruit to be served with the ealada made. Friday evening of this week Is the time of the big community party at the school house, sponsored by the grange, The committee ln chsrge has Griffin Creek a Terr enjoyable evening planned. Ms admission, every one Is cordlslly In vited to come and enjoy the evening. All Orange lac!te or any one else who cares to are asked to bring pie or some candy to be sold, the proceeds to go to the Petrle fund. Don't forget Friday evening at the white school Toio TOLO, Nov. 17. (Spl.) Victor An. derson.- youngest son of John Ander son, arrived from Molalla November 7 for a few days visit with his sister, Mrs. Hsrry Overbeck snd fsmllv. He expeotea to leave Thursdsy for Wheat. isno, iwe miles out from Sacramento, where he has employment. George Takso, formerly of this dlstrlo't, works in that violnlty. Misses Catherine Miller and Marr Takao, two students who formerly at tended -school here, had prominent parts ln the pageant of nation's shown asms junior nigh school in Medford for Armistice day. Mrs. p. A. Tracy and daughter. Er nestine, spent Armistice dsy ln Med ford. Wiley Davis, employed at the west side Safeway store In Medford, oom- Dlned business with pleasure In a three-day trip to Portland last week with his employer. Mra. Denver Davis took care of her little grand-children, Martha Sue, and Jerry Allen, while their parents, Mr. and Mra. Miles Davis of Medford attended a Safeway Storea dinner and dance In Klamath Falls on Armistice dsy. Oeorge Wright hss built a bin ea his 13-sere traot north of Central Point for ground hay. J. B. Green has been helping him put In the hay. An enjoyable time waa spent by- Tolo community club. In their rooms at the school 'house November II. A pleasant aurprlse at the elose Ot the meeting was given by Mrs. J, Clreen, who served oherry pie end cof fee. Mrs. Tracy will be hostess at the next meeting to be held at her borne on Oold Key dam road, December 10. All women and ohlldren are cordially Invited to these meotlnga. John Thorp, chairman of commu nity program- committee, ha an nounced December 4 as the date for the next party whloh, wl) end with a pie "upper, . 4 Howard District HOWARD, Nov. 17. -.(Spl.l M. and Mrs. Wm. Oummlngs, jr., have moved back to their former home on Midway road from Empire, Ore, Robert Sparse and Wilbur snd Paul Smith left November IB by auto to visit all points ol scenic Interest In tha Shasta-Caacade Wonderland. -To. somite national park, Death Valley and Boulder dam, returning to Los Anteles, where Paul will enter Wood, bury college to study art. The extension unit will meet Wed nesday, November IB, at the home of Mra. Joe. Crawford from 10 to 8:30, Although the aubject will be school lunches, the points given on nutri tion are extremely valuable to adult so every homamaker Is urged, to oome. Bring table service, and baked apples or vegetable aalad. The Parent Education Study olub wilt bold It flrat mettlng Friday, No vember 30, at the horn of Mrs. Al bert Stocks st 1:80 p. m. The sub. Ject to be studied thl year will be "Peruosallty. Development . of th Child and Adult." Mabel Macs; 1 giving a talk over th radio every Mondsy at a p. m. Every adult la In. vlted to Join the club and. take a aotlve part, Th P.-T. A. held t very Interesting meeting at th school house No vember 13, Instead of having pro gram, everyone took part In duw ousslon on community . responsibility. rarnis discovered that they were not alone la having a llttl difficulty la teaching their children thl Important trait. After th meeting Mrs. Pever. son, nee Kathryn Reese, was. given snowei of many lovely sad useful gltts. . ... Mr. and Mra. Charlie Wledman and daughter, Mrs, Thelm Re per, end little girl of Bloomlngton, Neb spent the week end with Mr, and Mr. Clarence Btarkey. They like Medford and are looking for location her. Mr. and Mra. F. W. Brienhelsel and two llttl daughter of HUt, Celt, were week-end guests at th ham ot Mr. snd Mrs. Kenneth Meadows. Mr. snd Mrs, Claire Vinson have purchased tho Harry Lyle house In Berrydale and have been repairing It this past week and will move Into It soon. Jerry Rutledge on Howard avenue returned on November 18 from th hospital, where he had been receiving treatment for pneumonia and hive. Bud Btammen and Lloyd Kelllng left November 18 for Vale, Ore. - Mrs, Walter Rloks and Mra. O. O. Sster attended the Orltfln Creek ex tension unit meeting November II held st the home ot Mrs. Wsltw Devls in that district. Mary Ellen Stammer elbrated hr sixth birthday st the Howard school November 10 snd served 10 little boy snd girls with Ice oream snd cske. Mrs. 0. Shockley 1 very 111 with a oold. WEED CONTROL LAWS MAY BE INTRODUCED LA ORAKDE. Nov. 17 (AP) The question ot Introducing a weed con-' trol measure at th next session ot the state legislature waa discussed at length at meeting of farmers, O.S.O. extension service workers, oounty of- -flclsls, railroad men and wheat grow ers here. A committee was appointed to out line needed legislation and submit It to adjoining counties for considera tion. ; , -L Director Meet. PORTLAND. Nov. 17 (AP) The 18 directors of th Loyal Legion of . Logger and Lumberman opened their 30th semi-annual conference with closed session today. - i 4 Closing time for Too Lnt to Ola slty Ada I 1:30 p. m. t