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Newspaper Page TextPAOE NTNE AHtntliTBdlAlU I JN.KJ.I1 arEPFOKD MAfL TRTBTJKTE, METVFORD, OREGON". TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1936, 4 TOE -Read every ad on thl page you will probably find ex actly the things you nave been looking tor or a aale 01 trade (or unuaed articlea you may nave Search your attic or store-room you may nave find many things others are seeking and be able to realize immediate cash If what you want isn't there advertise tor lt Tribune Classified ads are inexpenslve-reffectlvei RATES per word first tnsertlun c (Minimum S5c) Each additional Insertion per word . . (Minimum lor) Per line per month without copy change 11-5 Phone 75 FOE WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST Light brown Chow pup. Be ward. CaU Tribune office. v acti n n onit hlnrk fflmale AUS trailon aheohcrd. Finder call 1456-X STRAYED or stolen, red heifer about to calve. Brand PEP on right hip. Geo. Pearce, Jacksonville. LOST If dog is missing. Call 1616. WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Young man of good char acter, looking for steady employ, ment. Opportunity for permanent connection. Pay discussed. Personal Interview. Write Box 753, Tribune. WANTED Salesman to make con tacts for well-known line. Radio ex perience desirable. Write applica tion to Box 749, care Mall Tribune WANTED Married man to work on ranch, house furnished. Orchard experience necessary.. Box 1161, Tribune.- WANTED experienced sheep herder. Jn reply give age, experience and If single or married. Box 764, Mall Tribune. ' MALE OR FEMALE HELP THOUSANDS OF JOBS It la estimated that the new Social Security Laws will provide a large number of Government, State and . Private positions by January 1, 1037. Enrollment limited. Men and women wishing to qualify, see Mr Cross at Allen Hotel. WANTED SITUATIONS BOY, 14, going to Junior high, wants work for room and board on farm. Box 1148, Tribune. HIGH SCHOOL girl wanta work af ternoons and evenings. 142 No. Ivy. WANTED Practical, private nursing. Graduate. Reasonable. H. J. W. P. O. Box No. 74, Central Point, Oregon. PAINTING and Decorating. Call 300- WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Passenger to share ex penses to Eugene. Leave Wednes day afternoon and return Sunday night. Call Goodall. 8-F-2. FURNITURE reupholstered like new. Phone 969-R. Thlbault. WANTED To buy ' small, suburban grocery business with living quart ers. Write Box 1168, Tribune. WANTED Good reliable party to live In and care for a seven-apartment building. Box 1169, Tribune. WANTED Tree pulling by reliable men with good equipment. Inquire at Talent Service station. Talent, Oregon. RAW FURS WE PAY CASH tor Muakrats, Mink, Coyotes, bobcats, raccoon, etc. We Also Buy HIDES AND PELTS New and Used Traps lor Sale. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27 N Grape St. Phone 1063 HIGHEST PRICES paid for furniture and household goods, pnone iuw EMPTY furniture van going to San Francisco, wanta load for there or way points. Phone 615. Hawley Transfer. JUNK Highest prices paid for brass, radiators, copper, storage batteries, aluminum and otrter metals. 8crap Iron, small or large lota pipe and machinery, wool and cot ton rags. Inner tubes. Our prices will Interest you. Hides, Helta. Wool. Mohair. Household oods. furniture, atoves bought end sold. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE DRIVING to Fresno Nov. 18th; new closed car Want 2 passengers; share expenses. Box 3071. Tribune WE PAY MORE CASH For your furniture. noi.UIIOOK A ANIIKEWS 6th and Front. Phone 547. EDGAR JOHNSON at the Peerless Market la buying furs direct for one oi the largest raw fur dealers on Tne coast. FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT 6-room modern home- adults only. Phone 866-X. FOR RENT Partly furnished 4-room nouse. 1024 West litn. FOR RENT 6 room furnished home. Just 2 blocks from business district Sawdust burning heating plant. I gar.gc. Address Box 761 Mall Trlb- ' un. FOR RENT Modern 7-room house -as la, raaso-afili. Phone 4U-J--. Ml FOR RENT BOARD ROOM ROOM and board. $30 month. Includ ing laundry. 1003 West Main. FOR RENT Rooms and board, rea sonable 320 E. Main St., Medford FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Upper B-room furnished apartment, garage. Phone 1453-J-2. 611 West 10th. FOR RENT 3-room unfurnished apartment. 402 Newtown. Tel. 19. MODERN furmanea apartment, 4 rooms and bath, private entrance and garage. Attractive and cozy. Adults. 316 N. Central. FOR RENT Two unfurn. apartments. 40a Newtown; one 3-room apart ment and one 8-room. Phone 19. FOR RENT Modern 8-room apt ; continuous hot water, at 375 So Central. FOR RENT Apte. 801 No. Central Phone 1388. FOR RENT Apartment. 116 Almond FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 8. Orape. FOR EXCHANGE SALE OR TRADE Large cream sep arator, Chevrolet touring car, 4 tons alfalfa, Newtown applea. Want wood, two-wheel trailer,, poultry. Medford Rt. 3, Box 80. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE S-ROOM modern house, 3 blocks from business cente Grants Pass, trade for Medford property. Sam I. Pas chal, Maple Drlvo, Rt. 2, Box 409, Medford. FOR SALE OR TRADE 160 aorea east of Medford, plenty water and wood, 20 acres cultivated. 2321 Cap itol Ave. TRADE So. Calif, ranch for clear So. Ore. property from private party Mrs. T. J. Petersen, Rt. 1, Encinitas, Calif. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 40 acres, 23 acres culti vated, 4-room house, spring water, lots of wood, some fruit, mile off Crater Lake highway near Rogue River, price eoou. $500 cash, L. G. P1CKELL 16 South Bartlett THIS la the last week of a bargain price on the Income property now renting for $137.50 per month. Real estate is on the up, better make your investment early. Good 5-room bungalow for lease. . 60 acre ranch, free 6011, good 1m. provements, live atream, attractive terms. - ' O S- BUTTERFIELD Medford Building LAROE stock and dairy ranch ad Jacent to range, partly Irrigated. good improvements, dwellings, barns, milk house, cold storage. eW 300 head of cattle. 25i, tons of nay. A going proposition, going at a bar gain. C, S. BUTTERFIELD Medford Bldg. I . FOR SALE 240 acres mountain ranch. 35 acres cultivated. Timber, aprlngs. orchard. County road, John Knelfel, Wlldervllle, Oregon. 5-ROOM Home with Sleeping Porch good as new. large lot. edge of city, room for garden and chickens, lota of shade. Price $2200.00, terms $220.00 down, balance $19.80 month ly. 8-room house, located close In, well built, comparatively new. Price $2500. terms $250.00 down, balance $22.60 per moaU 2 acres. 4 room house, family or chard, berries etc., 2-car garage this la a very neat attractive prop erty price $2300.00, terms $500.00 down, balance easy terms, 6 per cent Interest. BROWN AND WHITE Clinton Spencer, Real Estate Mgr. FINE ranch well Improved, 1500 feet Rogue river frontage, cheap Irriga tion, attractive terms.x O. 8. BUTTERFIELD Medford Building WHY? Sacrifice Sale 1 78 acre dairy ranch, 65 acres In clover, finest meadow In JaCkosn county. Abundance water. 6-room bungalow with attic. Beautiful lo cation. 12 cows, 16 heifers and calvea. 40 tons of hay In barn Good barn. Running water at all times. Income can easily be in creased to $200 per m. jth. Old folks jvsnt to retire. Price reduced to $800j for immediate aale. Terms on part. ALSO 9 40 acres. House, barn, milk abed. milk house. 16 acres. Paid up water right. Price $2500, $800 cash, balance terms. See this. J. O. BARNES Phone 1127-Y 20. N. Peach IMPROVED 75 acres, 38 paid up water 46 bottom land, close to ilgli school. $6500. terms. Shelcy Apency. Paci fic Highway, Just north of Medford. MY EQUITY In 4-room house, com pletely furnished, at 522 Haven St to trade for smaller house, clear. In quire above addreaa or telephone 1630. FOR SALE room house on paved street, furnished. $1,950. $860 cash Call owner. 1619-J or 872-J. WHEN you think of real estate think of BROWN 61 WHITE. HOUSES for aale or rent. Jackson County Bldg t Loan Ass'n. AN INCOME property now earning $137 50 month Genuine bargain cur quick sale C. S. Butlerflcld, 409 Medford Building. FOR SALK POULTRY FOR SALE Nargansett turkeys for breeding. Toms $6, hens $3. Jos N. Wright, Central Point. Phone 134. 100 WHITE Leghorn chickens. Ready to isy. 60c each. 3rd house east of Rogue River Academy. R. L. Wyant FOR 8ALE 25 New Hampshire Pul let mated to two fine Red cocker els; ready to lay. Cummlngs Poul try Ranch, 6 miles out Midway Rord PURE BRED Buff Cochsn Bantam tnn.t-ra F.fU rh. MM. P. M Latimer, Rt- 2, Box 168, Grants Pass. - FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Span of mules; 2H miles I northeast Kta top scuwiuvuw, FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Weaner pigs. $4 00. 8 months old. Red boar, $15.00. 1704 N. Riverside. FOR SALE 65 nead good breeding ewes Jesse Glass, Brownsboro, ore FOR SALE DOGS PETS ROLLER CAN AKIES Pnone 623-J-2 FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES 1935 FORD V-8 4-door De Luxe Tour ing sedan. This car has had tne Desc of care. Priced to sell. SKINNER'S GARAGE 143 So. Riverside 1935 BUICK SPT. COUPE, motor, rub ber, paint all In fine condition. Low mUeage, SKINNER'S GARAGE 143 So. Riverside OWING to the popularity of the New 1937 Nasn we nave a line assort ment of late model light sedans. These car are In fine condition and priced to sell. WALTER W. ABBEY. Inc. 123 South Riverside SANDY'S USED CAR EMPORIUM Offers . THANKSGIVING DAY SPECIALS 1929 Ford Pickup, fine shape $165.00 1032 Chrvsler Roadster, perfect condition $425.00 1932 Desoto Sedan, radio, air wheels - $39500 Reo Flylne Cloud Sedan, like new $325.00 1935 Studebaker 6 Sedan, a buy $725 00 Studebaker Coupe, radio, a sweet job - $350.00 v-B roras, unev. irucss. riymouwi Coupe. Graham Sedm. Bulck Se dan, at prices ranging from $76 up. Trades and Terms, Be Sure to See our Line. SANDERSON MOTOR CO. Studebaker Salea and Service FOR SALE TRADE, TERMS 1929 Ford Coupe $160.00... 1928 Durant Septan $85 00 1929 Chev Truck $210.00 129 Essex Sedan. 1704 N. RIVERSIDE GATES "R 6s G." USED CARS Reconditioned and Guaranteed. 33 Ford Std. Coach.- -$360.00 36 Chev. Pickup 546 00 '31 Chev. Coupe 296.00 '30 Ford Coach . - 265.00 Our guarantee Includes 30 days' tree service, laoor ana material. C. E. GATES AUTO CO. Used Car Department 6th and Bartlett. ' FOR SALE 1928 Bulck coupe. Will take cow as part payment. Alva p. Cox. Sams Valley, Ramsey Canyon road. , FOR SALE -9 Chevrolet cabriolet. good condition throughout, $150 408 west 6th. FOR -SALE Whippet sedan. 522 West 4th. CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH USED CAR TRADE-INS Late' model coupes and aedans, prac-, tlcally all makes and models. Our prices are lower than actual Port land Used Car Salea. Ask about them LANGE MOTOR OAR CO. 38 N. Riverside. Tel, 18. 1933 CHRYSLER COUPE, priced very reasonable. LANGE MOTOR CAR CO . 38 N Riverside. FOR SALE 1035 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan priced low for quick sale Lang Motor Car Co 38 N. River side. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 600 ft. 10-Inch, 10-foot length heavy galvanised aheet metal Ames pipe, reinforced, riveted ends, first class condition, at less than half price. R. G. Coulter, 8 miles N. of Eagle Point on Crater Lake Hwy. FOR SALE 9x12 $50 Clearflax rug ior $20. rnone 763-w. PLANER BLOCKS from the big mlU. 94.45 per ioaa. rrompc service. Tel. 333. Central Point wood Yard. FOR 8 ALE Electrlo refrigerator; also double laundry trays, like new.42014 Western ave. SILK DRESSES, second hand, $3 for $1.00, sent any place. Connell, 902 Bryant St., 8an Francisco, Calif. FOR SALE Ftanquette Phone 969-R. SPECIAL LARGE, GREEN BODY FIR. $1.75 tier, $12 for load 7 tier. 803 East E St., Grants Pass. FOR SALE House trailer practically new. AH modern. May be seen Ford Oarage, Ashland, or call at Log Cabin. TRADE -Dry wood for leghorn hens Box 24, Applegate, Oregon. FOR SALE House trailer with built Ins. Box 1174, rrlhune. FOR SALE; One second-hand Nation al cash register, very reasonable Trowbridge 4s Flynn, FOR SALE Newtown apples, 35o and 60c per lug. flgobel 4c Day, South Fir. DELICIOUS RED APPLES Extra fancy. $1.25 box, Including container. Phone 172. SGOBEL 6c DAY PACKING HOUSE. FOR SALE Bated oat, barley or wheat atraw, 35o per bale. D. R. Smlth, across from Talent school Phone Ashland 372-J-l, FOR SALE Two oil burners. Inquire Mall Tribune office. DRY WOOD 804 So. Peacb. Tel 473-Y R. J Bills. FOR SALE Shelled corn clean and dry. CM cwt John Nealon, Tel. 118. Central Point SATURDAY apeelals are good today at the Riverside Market. FOR SALB Gang plow and grain drill. Hlllcrest Orchard. Phona 672-R-3. ACTO OLASft Uedford Auto Wrecking. 1618 N. Riverside. NFEDLEWORK. UIFT8. 10c up. Or. ders taken Mrs. Tllley. 1115 W SIB FOR 8ALE- Bone dry body fir and hardwood Best in valley 118 No Riverside Phone 615. Hawley Trans fer Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ad is 130 p. tn. MISCELLANEOUS A BETTER REBORE JOB at a Saving. FREES GARAGE, 601 NO. Central.- BUSINESS CHANCES BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Established grocery, splendid location small investment Box 603, tribune FOR SALE All new. modern service station In Cave Junction, Oregon Must sell. Terms. See or write. Smith Bros. Service. P. O. Box 237. Cave Junction. Oregon. PERSONAL PALMIST AND CLAIRVOYANT Madam Avon, Palmist and Clair voyant, gives truthful advloe 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 In time saves many- worries and many dollars. Satisfaction guaranteed. Readings dally; hours 10 a. m. to 9 p. m. Lo cated at Rainbow Auto Camp, 1746 No. Riverside, Cabin I. ROOFING ROOFlNll Bring youi roof trouble) to us Old roof repaired new roots applied Pabco products Ekerson Paint and Root Store 68 i. Bart lett Phone 113 BUSINESS DIRECTOR? JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. TITLE INSURANCE ABSTRACTS ESCROW MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title. Rooms 3 and 5. No. 32 North Central Ave., upstairs. The Fashion Shop. THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking and Remodeling. Buttons and Buckles covered. 308 U. 8. National Bank Building. Tel. 1181. Myrtle Andrews. Dentistry. NOTICE Dr. R. C. VanValzah has moved bis dental office from 204 E Main to 312 Llaerty Bldg. Expert Window. Cleaners. LET GEORGE DO IT Tel. 1172 House cleaning, floor waxing, orl ental rug cleaning and upholstering -' Health Club Electric cabinet bath, massago, fig ure remodeling, posture correction group exercise classes. Nlssons Institute 6c Health Olub 15 Geneva, Phone 253 Nuryery stock. FOR HIGHEST QUALITY pear trees peach, apricot, cherry, apple, prune plum, almond, filbert and wamut trees rosea boysenberry. small fruit. grapes and shrubs at Bargain Prices pnone goi-K-a or can at w b Bamum's. 3 mnea south ol Med ford on highway next to Ever Shady Auto Camp. Carlton Nursery, carl ton. Ore. Transfer. SAMSON Transfer and storage. Fur nlture Moving and expert furniture packing service. Fireproof storage new low rates. F. E. SAMSON CO. Phone 833. EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO , Office 28 So. Fir. Phone 316. 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. lis No. Riverside. Phone 618 REINKINO TRANSFER CO. Long aistance nauung. Furniture, cattle, anything 111 N. Fir. Phone 1033 O Stuart. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS V Boms of a certain gait s, Kocky pinnacle t. Obstruction 12. Sun-dried brick II. Hwlsi canton 14. Bird or the cuckoo famllr Is. Halr-dresstnf Implements 16. Sleeps It. Measure of length SO. expression of amusement 31. Metal SS. East Indian weight 16, Frozen desserts 11 Electrified particle 17. Bear witness 19 Tolerate II. Countenance lb Searcher 17. Meadow 18. City In nitnota L, Russian village community Solution of Yesterday's Puzzla IJllllTllklf i 1 1 s s 4X Device for treating ' cloth with steam 41. Silkworms 4. Woolen fabric 47, Cultivators 49. Bower 62. Expert war avlato 12 13 4 15 mVM 17 10 Wgf 0 a in-ifezzfezi is Ww '7 wmr",'wrztzz I"l!i"fLll!I 21 3o W,3l 32 33 34 -rrr rmrr tott -rr fLU-l" Hi- liiiAi ,,,,, tML. glut 4J 43 Hf4'? So 1 zr m 1 T BUSINESS DIRECTORY Money to Lend MONEY LOANED ON AUTOS. LIVESTOCK. FURNITURE, ENDORSED NOTES, ETC. We want to supply your money needs without red tape or delay. SEE W. E. THOMAS MGR. ORE. & WASH. MTG. CO MEDFORD'S OLDEST AND LARGEST PERSONAL FINANCE CO. 45 So. Central, Ground Floor Craterlan Theater Bldg. Lie. No L 157-M-180. Phone 139. LEGAL NOTICES Notice of Final Account. In the County Court of the State ot orfcon for the countv or oacKson. In the Matter of the Estate of P. S Anderson, Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the Executor of the i-Jtato of P. S. Ander son. Deceased, has filed his Pinal AO- c unt and Report In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Jackson, and that the 10th day of December. 1636, at 10:00 o'clock a. m., In the court room of the Coun ty Court In the court house at Med ford, Oregon, has been fixed as the time 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, 1936. Date of last pub lication: December 16th, 1036. EARL W. ANDERSON, Executor. R. A. 1MLAY. 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: inai ne naa iiiea in ine county Court of Jackson County, Oregon, nls nnai account of ms administration or the above entitled estate. That Thursday, December 3rd, 103B at the hour of 10:00 a. m.( In the court room of said Court, has been fixed aa the time and place for hear ing objections to said account, and for settling and allowing the same. DOOQ3 & BOOOS. Attorneys for John R, Blerma, Ad ministrator of the above entitled estate. Warrants Called, School District 00. Warrant 78 la called for payment Interest will cease after this date (No vember 30. '938.) Present warrant at Medford Branch, The First Nation al of Portland. ANNE KANTOR. Cleric District 09 Executor's Notice. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has been apolnted by we uoumy uouri oi jactcson county Oregon, executor of the estate of Llla cox, deceased. AH persons having claims .against said estate are hereoy notified to present the same duly verified to the undersigned executor at hie office In the United States National Bank Building in Medford. Oregon, on or before six (0) months from the date of this notice. Dated: November 10. 1038. OU8 NEWBURY, ' Executor of the estate of L! la Cox, deceased. PAROLE REVOKED WHEN FORGER SLIPS AGAIN ROBEBURO. Ore., Nov. 34. (AP) Faye Springer, released from the county Jail Nov. 0, on parole from a sentence of one year In the state pen itentiary on a charge of forgery, was back In custody today and la to be taken to Salem to serve out the sen tence Imposed In September Sheriff Percy Webb announced. "His parole was revoked as a result of his arrest Saturday Tor his admitted theft of 13 from the cash register of s service station where be was employed, the sheriff said. Police Officers Howard Moore and James Meaner of Lawrence, Kins., bagged a wild coyote recently that had strayed Into the elty from the countryside. The tide extends 600 miles up the mighty Amazon of South America. Cross-Word Puzzle 4. Flowed back ft. HfllldUS 6. Small tower 7. Native mstal I. Tears apart I Fundamental 10 Anutnt II. ueta up 10 Customary IZ. urancn or mathematics II. Turn to the right 14. Orran ot nearine; 36 Uscula'en II. Part ot certain flowers 19 Heather 40. American post 41. Coincide 44. Dry 46. Ovar hasty 41 Plow 60. Cereal Md 61. Farmer spelling of rose 61. Regret 64. Oriental Inn 66. Ballad 66. Finish 67. Warms DOWN 1. Moccasin I. Busils I. Order 17 SHlps 19 Itcaard 1 11 Kaloehood 9 21 Bternlty I 14. Venerats 1 IT Exlsl 1 tl. Title oi a 1 knistii A G)untyRriefs fiSBWfiJSOiiai' 1 IH l Eagle Point EAQLE POINT, Nov. 24. (Spl.) Ed Nunn and brother of eastern Ore gon have moved Into one of the houses owned by Mrs, Blnnch Stanley on the south side of the creek. Ed Nunn la. manager of the Eagle Point Irrigation district. Mrs. Oarlyle Natwlck of the' Long Mountain district was a caller In Eagle Point Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Herb Perry, went to Medford lost Wednesday to a doctor who re moved a small growth from her nose. She Is feeling rnuch better at this time. Mrs. R, O. Varnura and baby daughter Audrey Carol and Mrs. 0 L Moon and small daughter Betty Cecil o! Butte Falls were callers of Mrs. Orvllle Henderson Friday. Mrs. Mabel Warner of Medford Is the new proprietress of the Oasis beauty salon and took possession on Wednesday of this week. The many friends and patrons of Mrs. Fred "Swlnney" Fnrlow, former propriet ress, will miss her, but as she will still live nearby, she most likely will be back occasionally just for auld times sake. - Floyd Pearce left last Thursday evening for Portland on a business trip. Mrs. Tate of the McCloud rewrt, was a business caller In Eagle Point Thursday afternoon. Dave Pence of Elk creek delivered a truck load of cattle to the Geo. Brown brothers Thursday. The Kltn Scott family who have been 111 with the flu are all much Improved at this time, Mrs.'Joe King and mother, Mrs. Rena Haselton of Ashland were calling on friends. In Eagle Point Thursday afternoon. The sincere sympathy of this com munity is extended to the Perl f nnce family In the death of his mUner. "Grandma" Prince, Thursday night, November 10 th. Thirty-five members of the Cagle Point Orange went up to the log cabin on Rogue river, where the up per Rogue grange hold their meet ings, last Thursday evening, to put on installation work. A moat enjoyable evening was the result. Mr. and Mrs. Don Brlttsan, accom panied by Mrs. Brlttsan's sister Mrs. Geo. Van Fleet, returned last Tues day evening from a few days visit In Seattle. Mrs, Van Fleet remained in Seattle. Mrs. Myron Drown wood of the Deb it: ger Gap district, Mrs. Mabel Rags- dale and Mrs. Mary Fry of Trail , were all patrons of the Oasis' beauty salon Thursdny afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ncugsrt nave moved Into the Ed Clngcade house. Ed expects to spend the winter in California. Miss Florence Putmnn Is working at Mrs. Ousterhaut's for a few days during the busy turkey season. Roy Stanley sent another truck load of beef steers to a Medford mar ket last Tuesday. r Griffin Creek GRIFFIN CREEK, Nov. 24 (Spl.) The program and social held at the school house Friday evening was greatly enjoyed by a large crowd. The committee in charge waa well pleased with the auocess ot the meeting. The program waa as fol lows: Address ot welcome by the Orange Master, J. D. Brown; two selections, by arangs orchestra; song, by the double quartotte; readings, by Iva Harper; solo, by Mrs. Wm. Holloway ot Medford; selections, by tour Ha waiian guitars; .solo, Myron Eaton, accompanied on the piano by bis mother; piano solo, Charlotte Bee son; talk by Mrs. Holloway on the Warm Springs, Georgia, Institute, which was very Interesting; selections, by orchestra. During social hour pie and candy were sold. The community building on the school ground Is now under construc tion with most of the work being donated. Anyone who can help with this worthy cause get In touch with the committee In charge, John Dar by, R. R. Ouches or Henry Huklll. Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Howell enter tained their' Sunday school olass from Medford it thelb home Thurs day evening. Mr. and Mrs. E. o. Oardner ot Tal ent and Neal Spears of San Francisco spent Wedneadsy evening at the home of Mr, and Mrs. R. B. Laven der. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brown and daughter, Sonla Lee, left Monday for Oott&ge Grove to spend Thanksgiv ing with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Vera Harris have rpovsd into the Wm. Ludwlg house. Elmo sturglll waa out of school the past week while recovering from a tonsil operation. Lillian Brown was confined to her home the past weak with flu. Several children have been absent from Medford at their home Thura throat. Mrs. F. 3. Collar and son Fiord. Mrs. Maude Arnold and Mrs. Ruth Hood attended the farewell dinner given Rev. Balrd Friday evening be fore coming out to the school nouse. Home Extension Unit meeta Fri day, Nov. 37 with Mrs. Lulu Starglll, Salad, No. 2, will be given by the local leaders. Anyone interested is lnvlte-1 to attend these meetings. Testa by Kansas State college offi cials showed that wheat yields on Kansas bindweed-Infested land aver aged 134 buahels an acre. Fields tree of bindweed aversged 16 2 bushels. Roman soldiers were paid In salt, hence the word aaUuium or salary. 1 Beagle BEAGLE. Nov. 34. (Spl.) Turkey picking will be finished up here this week. John Nelson Is che largest turkey raiser In our community. He marketed 2200 birds this year. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Martin and baby Donnle and Chas. Sanderson and son, Lloyd, woro business visit ors In Medford Wednesday. Donald Grant spent Sunday, No vember 15, In Medlord visiting with friends. Four birthdays were celebrated at the James Martin home Sunday, No vember 23, with a turkey imner. The celebration was for Mr. Blscboff. Al fred Haynes, Ruth Perdue and Leo Martin. Those enjoying tlio good time were Mr. and Mrs. R. Bischoff and family. Mrs. Rose Perdue and daughter, Ruth, and son, Wesley; Al fred Haynes and Mrs. James Martin and family. The 4-H club was organized In the Antloch school last SaturOay after noon. The following officers were elected: President, Ernest Sanderson; vice-president, Emma Frluk; sscre-tary-treasurer, Moo Edler; reporter. Ina Pearl Lucas; yell leader, Donald Edler. The project this year Is camp cookery and the club was named Camp Cookery Pioneers. Tho i;vt meeting will be held at the E. B. Lucas home. Mrs. Thelma Martin Is the leader and the members are Er nest Sandorson. Emma Frluk, Mae Edler,. Jean Edlor, Ina Pearl Lucas, Dorothy Vinson, Donald Rdler, Cecil Martin and John Hull. Mrs, Brownwood of Debengcr Gap spent Wednesday with Mrs. Bowen and attended tho Pleasaut Hour club In the afternoon.. Dean Stalllngs has1 been out of school several days on account of a hard fall from a bicycle. The Pleasant Hour club met at ' the home ot Mrs. Biachoff Wednesday afternoon with 13 ladles present. The project for the day wus last-minute Christmas gifts and each member displayed a last-minute present. As the president, Mrs. Thelma Martin, was unable to attend, Mrs. Sander son took charge of the meeting and put on the following- contests; Thanksgiving history, Thanksgiving nuts and Do You Know your Music V Miss Elva Adams won the prize In the Thanksgiving history contest The next meeting will be bed De cember 0 and the ChrlBtmas fish pond will be one feature ot the day. The hostess, Mrs. Blschoft. sorved a delicious luncheon to end the pleas ant afternoon. Friday evening, December 4, the Antloob oommunlty Sunday school will have a social good time and short program. Everyone is Invited to come and enjoy the evening. Each lady Is asked to bring lunch for two and numbers will be drawn for sup per partners. Coffee will oe served by the Sunday school. Every one come and have a good time. Lloyd Sanderson l-jd the misfor tune to crack a bone In his thumb Monday. High School News by STUDENT REPORTERS By Barbara Hampton A week of labor by the staff of the Hl-Tlmes will be realized In black and white when the holiday edition of the school psper comes out Wed nesday morning ol this week. Martin Otis, ss editor, with Ray Cronklte assisting him, has pushed through the publication of the paper In order to have It for the atudent body during the Thanksgiving boll daya. This paper will be the usual copy of the Hl-Tlmes tilled with school news, columns by student reporters, edltorlsls, jokes and qulpa. The paper will be given out to all the students Wednesday and will un doubtedly be met with Its usual en thuslasm, By Barbara Uampson Greatly cheered In mln, the 700 odd students ot this noble Institute of learning will be diemlsaed Wednesday afternoon for a lour days' vacation lasting over all any Thursday to and Including Friday with Saturday and Sunday added as ususl. This vacation la due to the Thanks giving holidays. It Is probable that thle vacation will be enjoyed by the Associated Student Body. It Is hoped that the three days fol lowing Touraday will be sufficient time tor everyone to recover from the effects of "stuffing" Thanksgiving Day. By Merlin Dow Work baa been begun on "Among Thoae Present," a Christmas play to be given the afternoon ot December 18 by the Dramatic club. Due to the overwhelming amount ot girls In the club, a play was chosen with an all-girl east. Tcose selected for parts were: Jean Horton, Janice Shreve, Dorothy Bookter, Olenda Wlrth, Corrlne n.rwood. Virginia Martin and Lucille Knox. "Among Those Present" ts a short one-act play of live comedy Interest containing tbe Christmas spirit. The oneet has not been started on but will soon be under way. The Dra matlo club hopes thst the Christmas play will bs even batter than those ot previous years and thst the at tending crowd will enjoy the per formance. A government campaign In Kan sas to eliminate dleessed dairy cat tle reduced the percentage of tuber cular cattle from five percent In aome counties to less than one-halt of one percent In every county within a year. Appendlcltla was flret recognized as tn exact disease in 1688. Meteorological Report November 24. 1936 Forecasts Medford and vicinity: Fair tonight and Wednesday: little chonge In tem perature. Oregon: Fair tonight and Wednes day. Local valley fogs; freezing tem perature east portion. Temperature a year ago today; Highest, 53; lowest, 33. Total monthly precipitation, O.Ot inch; deficiency for the month. 1.89 inches. Total precipitation since Sep- tember 1, 1930, 0.30 Inch; deficiency for the season, 3.20 Inches. Relative humidity at o p. m. yes terday, IB per cent; 5 a. m. today, CO per cent. Sunrlss tomorrow, 7:13 a. m. Sunset tomorrow, 4:43 p. m. Observations Taken at S a. ra 120 Meridian Time. Bol&a .. Boston Chicago Denver Eureka Helena Lo8 Angelea MEDFORD , New York . Omaha Phoenix Portland Reno Roscburg 8nlt Lake City Snn Franclsco Seattle Spokane Walla Valla 44 Washington, D.C. 48 Cloudy Prospect rauaravi, Nov. (opf.j Mr. and Mra. Tom Carlton and aons spent Saturday In Medford as did also. Mr. nnl Mr. Rarl ITIrtoH nnrl Mr n.4 . Mrs. Ludo Orleve. The UoDer Rarue Qranse held lta regular bi-montbly faceting at the "Log Cabin" Nov. 10. Fltty-elght memoera and 3D vlaltora xrora vjl Point were present. The Eagle Point team Initiated In the 3rd and 4th de-' greea and put on a very Impressive ceremony. r Nov. 28th, the Upper Rogue Drang la sponsoring a dance at Rogue Elk. Johnson's orchestra will pl&y and turkey sandwiches will be served. Proceeds are to be used tor the new Orange hall which la being erected adjoining the Carlton ranch. Mr. and Mra. Tracy Boothby and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Manning were dinner gueata, Sunday evening ot Mra. Frank Manning and Mlas Denoy Manning. The Grange Upper Rogue Grange. Upper Rcguo Grange met Nor. 10 with a very good attendance of 66, wun bo grange memixn auto present from Esgle Point who put on the 3rd and 4th degree work, which was exceptionally - fine. They also put on a very beautiful drill at the close of the degree work. All waa very much. enjoyed and appreciated, and we hope we may soon have the pleas ure of seeing this work again. Two new applications were voted on fav orably and three read for approval. It was voted to agree to set Deo. 27 for Installation of oflcers wttn Eagle Point and Lake Creek Oram? at Eagle Point. Th!a Is on a Sunday afternoon and la open to tho publlo. Fine progress Is being made on the new grange hall, the frame work la well UD. Leta keen the aood work up and we will soon be moving In. Four of the grange ladles were ap pointed to make a drive for fund needed for doors, windows, etc A very Intereatlng talk waa given by Mr. Ward, on cheese, it being national cheese wecek. Hymns were also aung In honor of Thanksgiving. The H. C. club turned over 830. Next meeting of the club will be with Mrs. Ash at Trail, Dec. 16 and will be a Christmas exchare, 16o value. These meetings are always open to everyone, and the neighbors are cor dially Invited. Waya and means announced an other dance at Rogue Elk Nov. 38. All Granger- are urged to aupport these dances every other Saturday and urge their friends to do so, aa all the funds from them go toward building the new hall. A number were reported alck with colds. Dr. Mallory who tell and In jured himself, Is Improved and ha moved from the hospital to the Hol land hotel, Noted Architect Dies. CHICAGO. Nov. 24. (IF) Ernes Robert Graham, noted architect who designed many famous buildings, died at his home yesterday. He was 68. .Ie dealgned the hlatorlc Flatlron building. New York's first skyscraper. Federal Reserve Bank buildings In Kansas City, Dallas, Denver and Oklahoma City. Use Mall Tribune want ads. 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