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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MATT, TRTBTTNTE, MEDFOTCD, OREGON. FRIDAY, XOVErBER 27, 1936. PAGE TTTREE Read every ad on this page Sou will probably Hnd ex actly the things you nave Been looking lot or a a'e ot trade toi unused articles you may nave Search your attic or store-room you may nave find many things others are seeking and be sole to realize immediate cash II what you want Isn't there advertise tor It Tribune Claasilled ada are Inexpensive elleoUvol RATES pet word first Insertion (Minimum 25c) Each additional insertion per word (Minimum loc) Per line per month without copy change Phone 75 FOB WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST Truck tire and rim between Cass Auto wrecking and King's highway. Phono 134S-M. PARTY who pickea up purse Satur day at Wltham Magneto & Parts Co., return cuiimj". asked. LOST-brey and black female Aus tralian ihepherd. Finder call 1456-X. LOST If dog is missing, Call 1516 WANTED MALE HELP wanted Man to sow 100 acres of grain on ahares. Box IBS, Jack sonville. MALE OB FEMALE HELP WANTED Extra waiters and wait resses, kitchen help. Phone 364-R-l. Ashland. WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Catering by the Esther Hubler, phone 683-J. hour. OIRlT IB, wishes to assist with house work. Phono en. Central Point. WANTED Work by hour. Tel. 1665-R- WANTED Practical, private nursing. Graduate. Reasonable. H. J. W p. O. Box No. 14. Central Point. Oregon. Phone 481, PAINTING and Decorating. Call 300 WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED To share expenses with individual driving to Bay area dur ing week of Dec. 1. Box 712, Mall Tribune. FARM WANTED, rent on shares. Glvo full Information In first letter. Morris Bennett, 732 S. W. Clary St., Portland, Ore. WANTED Young man to share sleeping room 2 beds; reasonable FURNITURE re-upholstered, reflnlsh ed, rebuilt. Phone 960-R. Thl bault. WANTED To buy for cash, self dumplng Fresno scraper, for use with caterpillar "23." Box 722, Tribune. WANTED To buy small, suburban grocery business with living quart era. Write Box 1168, Tribune. RAW FURS WE PAY CASH lor Muskrats. Mink. Coyotes, bobcats, raccoon, etc We Also Buy HIDES AND FELTS New and Used Trspt lor Sale. . MEDFORD BArtOAIN HOUSE 27 N Grape 8t. Phone 1062 HIGHEST PRICES paid lor furniture and household goods. Phone 1062 EMPTY furniture van going to 8an Francisco, wants load for there or way points. Phone 615. Hawley Transfer. JUNK Highest prices paid for brass radiators, copper, storage batteries aluminum and other metals. Scrap Iron, small or large lota pipe and machinery, wool and cot ton rags, inner tubes. Our prices will Interest you. Bides, celts. Wool. Mohair Household goods furniture, stoves bought and sold MEDFORD BAROAIN HOUSE WE PAY MORE CASH For your furniture nni.HHonK a anihikhs 6th and Front. Phone S47. EDGAR JOHNSON at the Peerless Market Is buying furs direct tor one of the largest raw fur dealera on the coast. "FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT 4-room house; bath, partly furnished, garage; adults only. Call 053 Dakota Bt. ' FOR RENT Modern 6-roora house Phone 287-R. FOR RENT Modern 7-room house, close In reasonable Phone 417-J-2 FOR RENT APARTMENTS 3-KOOM neatly furnTjnMapTTlfo Including light and water. 217 W. 2nd St. FOR RENT Apartments. 834 Apple FOR RENT 3-room unfurnished apartment. 402 Newtown. Tel. 10 FOR RENT Two unfurn apartments 403 Newtown: one 3-room apart ment and one 5-room. Phone 10. FOR RENT Apia, bvl No. Central Phone 1388. FOR PENT APrtrtment na Almond FOR RENT FURNISHED - ROOMS ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 8. Orape. FOR BENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Very reasonable, 17 acres, 5 miles from Medford. House, chicken house, fine view of valley. Address Box 725, Mall Tribune. FOR EXCHANGE FOR EXCHANGE Sedan for light , coupe or roadster. Harry Steele, 3 miles east of Phoenix. TRADE Jersoy milk cow for laying hens. Part cash. 623 Effte. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TRADE 160 acres east of Medford, plenty water and wood. 20 acres cultivated. 2321 Cap itol Ave. TRADE So. Calif, ranch for clear So. Ore. nroperty from private party Mrs. T. J, Petersen, Rt. 1, Enclnltas, Calif. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE beautiful borne one mile from city; modern, over acre land, good water; saouo, terms. Also ' Fine e-room residence on east aide; oil burning furnace, 3 bedrooms; all In exoellent condition; priced reas onable; terms. H. G. WILSON 7 Chestnut. . Phone 1384. IMPROVED 75 acres, 08 paid-up water, 45 bottom land, dose to high school, S6500; terms. Sbeley Agency, Paclflo Hwy, just north of Medford. THIS la the last week of a bargain price on the Income property now routine lor (137.60 per month.' Real estate Is on the up, better make'your Investment early. Good 5-room bungalow for lease. 60 acre ranch, free soil, good Inv provementa, live stream, attractive terms, C S. BUTTERPIELD Medford Building LARGE stock and dairy ranch ad jacent to range, partly irrigated, good Improvements, dwelling, barns, milk bouse, cold storage, etc 300 head of cattle, 35o tons of hay. A going proposition, going at a bar gain. C. S. BUTTERPIELD Medford Bldg. FOR SALE 240 acrea mountain ranch. 86 acres oultlvated. Timber, springs, jrchard. County road. John Knelfel, Wlldervllle, Oregon. FINE ranch well Improved, 1600 feet Rogue river frontage, cheap irrtga. tlon, attractive terms. O. 8. BUTTERF1ELD Medford Building FOR SALE 6 room house' on paved atreet, furnished. (1,060. I860 cash Call owner, 1618-J or 873-J. WHEN you think of real estate think of BROWN & WHITE. HOUSES for sale or rent. Jackson County Bldg & Loan Ass'n. AN INCOME property now eerntne (137 60 month Genuine bargain r quick sale C. S. Butlertleld, 400 Medford Building. FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE White Leghorn and Ply mouth Rock pullets; also milk goats. P. P. Rusho, 4 miles north of Eagle Point. FOR SALE Two-year Bronze breed ing hens, (4; 1-year Bronze toms, (5. Foley ranch, 1J& miles 8. B Gold' Hill. FOR SALE Nargansett turkeys for breeding. Toms 95, hens (3. Jos N. Wright, Central Point. Phone 134. PURE BRED Buff Cochan Bantam Roosters, 60c each. Mra. F. M Latimer, Rt. 3, Box 168, Grants Pass. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 35 sheep, or trade for cattle. Phone 1100. FOR SALE Three orood sows, one fat hog, 280 lbs. Frlesen. Spring St. FOR SALE Weaner plga. Carl Mil ler, Box 163, Eagle Point, Ore. FOR SALE 65 nead good breeding ewes Jesse Olass, Brownsboro, Ore FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES CLOSED CAR and small trailer, like new. Laplne Camp, 3 ml. south Medford. FOR SALE Must sell my "34 Chev rolet Master Coach, In good condi tion; (460. 616 S. Oakdale. A-FORD COUPE Cheap for cash. NO dealers. After 6, 0 E. Jackson Bt GATES "R & G." USED CARS Reconditioned and Guaranteed. 33 Ford Std. Coach .(3S0.00 '36 Chev. Pickup . 645 00 '31 Chev. Coupe 295 00 '30 Ford Coach . 205 00 Our guarantee Includes 80 daya free service, labor and material. O. E- GATES AUTO CO. Used Csr Department 6th and Bartlett. FOR SALE 1028 Bulck coupe. Will take cow as part payment. Alva O. Cox, Sams Valley, Ramsey Canyon road. FOR SALE "39 Chevrolet cabriolet. good condition throughout, 9150 j 408 West 6th. FOR 8ALE Whippet sedan. 632 West 4th. CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH USED CAR TRAijE-INS Late model coupea and sedans, prac. tlcnlly all makes and models. Our prices are lower than actual Port land Used Car Sales. Ask about them LANOE MOTOR CAR CO. 88 N. Riverside. Tel. 18. 1933 CHRYSLER COUPE, priced very reasonable. LANOE MOTOR CAR CO . 38 N Riverside. FOR SALE 1935 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan priced low for quick sale Lsnge Motor Car Co., 88 N. River side. FOR SALE DOGS PETS ROLLER CANAK1K9 Phone S33-J-3 MISCELLANEOUS ATTEND Orange Dance at Phoenix. Friday, Nov. 37th. 9:00. Olive's orchestra. Everyone welcome. A BETTER HEBORE JOB at a Saving FREES' OARAOE, 801 No. Central. FOR 8ALE MISCELLANEOUS AUCTION SALE, SATURDAY. NOV. 38, at Sale Pavilion In North Med ford, Ore., consisting of some good work horses, stock pigs and 3 bred sows; about 30 head of dairy cows, heifers and hulls to be sold. All heifers over 8 months of age must be tested. Consignor! have your stock In yards by 13 noon. So Oregon Livestock Auction Co. Col. A. H. Dudley, Auctioneer. Phono 851 -J -3. FOR SALE Rabbits, hutches, ban tam chickens, 614 So. Newtown. POR SALE Superflex oil heater, good condition. 543 S. Ivy. POR SALE Piano In good condition Reasonable. 719 West nth. POR SALE Alfalfa hay. 610 ton. O. A. Learned, out by Cheater Pitch's place. FOR SALE Pranquett. walnuts, I Vi miles N. W. Central Point, P. D. Lofland. WORTH-WHILE PRESENTS Woven Oregon lavender coat bangers, frag rant. Also sachet bags. 30 So. Peach St. i PLANER BLOCKS from the big mil), $4.46 per load. Prompt service. Tel. 333. Central Point Wood Yard. SILK DRESSES, second-hand, 8 for 11.00. sent any place. Connell, 903 Bryant St.; San Francisco, Calif. SPECIAL -" L ARrREENBODY FIR. ,1.75 tier, 13 for load 7 tier 803 East E St., Grants Pass. FOR SALE House trailer practically new. All modern. May be seen Ford Oarage, Ashland, or call at Log Cabin. FOR SALE House trailer with built 1ns. Box 1174, Tribune. FOR SALE! One second-hand Nation al cash register, very reasonable Trowbridge & Flynn. FOR SALE Newtown apples, 35c and 60c per lug. Sgobel & Day, South Fir. FOR SALE Bated oat, barley or wheat Btraw. 35o per bale. D R Smith, across from Talent school Phono Ashland 372-J-l. FOR SALE Two oil burners. Inquire Mall Tribune office. DRY WOOD 804 So. peach. Tel 473-Y R. J Bills. FOR SALE Shelled corn clean and dry. w cwt John Nealon, Tel. 118. Central Point FOR SALE Gang plow and grain drill. Hlilcrest Orchard. Phone 573-R-3. AUTO OLASS Medford Auto Wrecking. 1618 N. Riverside. NEEDLEWORK. ISIFTS. lOo up. Or ders tak on Mrs. Ttlley. 1113 W 9th FOR SALE Bone dry body fir and hardwood Best in valley 118 No Riverside Phone 616. Hawley Trans fer. BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALE 30 M' capacity sawmill. Top and bottom saws, 13x14 steam engine, two-saw edger, carriage and set works, belts and pulleys. Ex ceptional cash buy. Located four miles south Cave Junction, Red wood highway turn right West Side road, Inquire first ranch house. Earl Boyd. GROCERY and filling station, with living quarters. Good location in Medford. Here's an opportunity for a live wire. Full price $450, and terms, Tengwald Agency.' FOR SALE AM new, modern service station In Cave Junction, Oregon Must sell. Terms. See or write. Smith Bros Service. P. O. Box 337 Cave Junction. Oregon. PERSONAL PALMIST AND CLAIRVOYANT Madam Avon, Palmist and Clair voyant, gives 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 laie. uooa aavice in time saves many worries and many dollars. Satisfaction guaranteed. Readings dally; hours 10 a. m. to 0 p. m. Lo- cated at Rainbow Auto Camp, 1746 No Riverside, Cabin I. R00FINQ ROUFINO Bring yuul root trouble! to u. Old roufi repaired new roof, appnod Pabco products ckerann Paint and Roul Store as 1 Bart lett Phone J43 BUSINESS DIRECTOR? Abstracts. JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. TITLE INSURANCE ABSTRACTS ESCROW MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title. Rooms 8 and o. No. 83 North Central Ave., upstalra. The Fashion Shop. THE FASHION 8HOP Dressmaking and Remodeling. Buttons and Buckles covered. 308 0. 8. National Bank Building. Tel 1181. Myrtle Andrews. Dentistry. NOTICE Dr. R O. VanValrah has moved bis dentel office from 304 E Main to 313 Llocrty Bldg Expert Window Cleaners. LET OEOROE DO IT Tel. 1172 House cleaning, floor waxing, orl ental nig cleaning and upholstering Health Clnb Electric cabinet bath, massage, fig ure remodeling, posture correction group exercise elaasea. Nlason s Institute Ac Health Olub 15 Oeneva, Phone 353 Nursery Stork. FOR HIOHES1 QUALITY pear trees peach, apricot, cherry, apple, prune plum, almond, filbert and waintit trees roses buysenberry small fruit, grape and snruoa at Bargain Prices Phone 851 -R 3 or call at W B Barnum s. 3 miles south ot Med ford on nighwsy next to Ever Shsdy Auto Camp. Carlton Nursery. Carl ton, Ore, BUSINESS DIRECTORY Money to Lend MONEY LOANED ON AUTOS, LIVESTOCK. FUKNiTURE, ENDORSED NOTES. ETC. Wc want to supply your money need without red tape or delay. SEE W. E. THOMAS MGR. ORE. & WASH. MTQ. CO. MEDFORD'S OLDEST AND LARGEST PERSONAL FINANCE CO. 45 So. Central, Ground Floor Crater la n Theater didg, Lie. No i 167-M-180. Phone 139. Transfer. SAMSON Transfer and Storage. Fur niture Moving and expert furniture packing service. Fireproof Btorage new low rates. P E. SAMSON CO. Phone 833. EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 36 So. Fir. Phone 315. Prices right. Services guaranteed. HAWLEY TRANSFER Local and long distance furniture moving. Quick light delivery on pianos, trunks, boxes, eto., at nom inal cost. Used furniture bought and sold. 118 No. Riverside. Phono 015. REINKING TRANSFER CO. Long distance hauling. Furniture, cattle, anything ill N. Fir. Phone 1033 O Stuart. LEGAL NOTICES . Call for Warrants, School District No. 30, Warrants Nos. 605 to 631 Inclusive are called for paymont. Interest will oeaso November r$th, 1936. Warrants pay able at Farmers and Fruitgrowers Bank. S. 8. ABBOTT, Clerk. Notice of Sate. In the County Court of the County ot Jackson In and for the State of Oregon. In the Matter of the Estate of Arthur R. Thompson, deceased. Notice la hereby given that purau ant to an order dated and entered in the above entitled court and mat ter on November 18th. 1936. the un dersigned administratrix of the above entitled estate, at her residence, 633 Hamilton street, Medford, Oregon, from and after December 31st, 1936. will offer for sale, for cash, at private sale, subject to confirmation of the above entitled court, all estate and in terest th a t th e a bove na med do oedent had at the time of his death December 17, 1926, In and to the fol lowing described premises, to-wit: Lots numbered 3, 4, 7 and 8 In Block 5 of the Town, now City, of Jackson ville In Jackson County, State of Oregon. Dated November 20th. 1036. NETTIE L. THOMPSON. Administratrix. Notice of Sheriff's Sale. By virtue of an execution In fore closure duly Issued out of and unJer the seal of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, In and for the Coun ty of Jackson, to me directed and dated on the IBth day of November. 1036, in a certain action therein, wherein Western Loan 6s Building Company, a corporation, as plainttrf. recovered Judgment against John Conlon and -.tta h. Conlon. the de fendants, for the sum of 940.o5. with Interest thereon at the rate of ten (10) per cent per annum from Feb ruary 16th. 1035; for the further sum of 956.00 for search of title, together with Interest thereon at the rate of ten (10) per cent per annum from March 30th, 1936, with coats and dis bursements taxed at 18 30, and the further sum of 100 .00 as attorney's foes, which Judgment was enrolled and docketed In the Clerk's office of said Court in said County on the 18th day of November, 1936. Notice Is hereby given that, pur suant to the terms of the said execu tion. I will on the 36th day of De cember. 1936, at 10.00 o'clock a. m.. at the front door of the Courthouse in the City of Medford, In Jackson County, Oregon, offer for sale and will sell at public auction for cash to the highest bidder, to satisfy said Judg ment, together with the costs of this sale, subject to redemption as pro vided by law. all of the right, title and Interest that the said defendants John Conlon, Etta L. Conlon. Olive S. Woolf. Jack Layton Woolf, a Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS Tree Black Ripple against Fuss Close: poetle Wrath Considerable Buffoon Outfit Bird used for food Principal Past Walk Seaweed Isliuiil of Porto Rico Small whirlpool Conjunction Appropriate for song Above nnd touching Talk v.it.us.aft- tlcnlly Chilled Before ArilrMeit of an- Sarel lie Broad open vessels Legal hearing Supp-ixMiy perfect golf Remained Solution of Saturday's Puzzlo IAIBIEITMEIRIAISHBIAIAI TAR jjR I ISnXlE N I D ORATORaHrjgTLE MIE C HSN !.crA I Nip W I NLaLlolSiTlJAlNlNlE it. One who en- I. One who en gage In a certain game Paddle Win. I indicator Kind of hum ming bird Purchase Wear away Oluttnnnua animal DOWN Exhaust z 3 ill s &j a J? to a MM rmmn S I1ZI"11""bW Zi 22 11123 J24 25 mK 'Mil. tottt J Si. ror H37 wl 11 Ale 47 IPI ' So si IgsTa. S3 H5""" 5 I3Z I I I I:.. :. "X I I I I I I I minor; Olive 8. Woolf, as guar dian of the person and estate of Jackson Layton Woolf. a minor; Ruth Brolly and John Doe Brolly, husband of Ruth Brolly; Ned Burton Poole, a minor; Ruth C. Brolly as guardian of the estate of Ned Burton Poole, a minor; John 8. Orth, as executor of the estate of Scott Woolf. deceased: Ray J. Van Zandt and Thelma Van Zandt. had on the 31st day of De cember, 1937. or now have In and to the following described property, alt-J uated in the County of Jackson, State oi Oregon, to-wit: Lot Three (3) In Block One (1) of Wolter Addition to the Town (now Cltv, of Medford. as the same Is numbered, designated and de-! scribed on he ontclal i at thereof now of record. Dnted this 19th day of November, 1936 8YD I. BROWN, Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon By HOWARD OAULT. Deputy. GERTRUDE STEIN By John Setby NEW YORK (AP) Gertrude Bteln haa gone to the' doga to Illustrate potnta In her new book. It'i hard on th, doga. This becauso only one man la on record (ao far) aa underatandlng what the book la about. He la Thorn ton Wilder, and even Profeaaor Wilder admlte parte of It atump him. There 'a the title, for example: "The Geographical Hlatory of Amerli or the Relation of Human Nature to the Human Mind." Probably for the flrat time in liter ary .hlatory, a publlaher confesses publicly that he doeen't understand one of his own boots. Bennett Cerf prints a publisher note on the jacket. Part of It reade: ". . . . I must admit frankly that I do not know what Mies Stuip la talking about. I do not even under stand the title. I admire Miss eteln tremendously, and I like to p'ibllah her books, although moat of the time I do not know what ahe la driving at. That, Mlaa Stein tells me, Is because 1 am dumb." But to the dogs. Mlaa stain uses dogs as a kind of landmark. She refers to them aioat of the time when ahe wishes to Indi cate Identity. Sample: "The old woman said I am 1 be cause my little dog knows me, but the dog knew that he was he berause he knew that he was he as well as knowing that he knew she. "Dogs like knowing what they know even when they make tKlleve that they da not not that thoy do not like It but that they do not know. "Take a bicycle race that haa I nothing to do with a dog, but It has to do with Identity , , ." This could be extended Indefinitely, since there sre doxena of dog Unas In Miss Stein's latest from France. But perhaps this can be the exotrrpt to end all excerpts: "A dog can go to sleep standing ond not know the reaaon why. "A man can go to sleep atuidlng and that la the reason why, he can go to sleep atandlng but he ptefer not to. For this there Is no reason why." 4 The number of poisonous snakes In Pennsylvania Is reduced each year because, state foresters aay, of the Increasing number of persons killing them while seeking recreation In the open, Hydrogen Is lighter than helium. Cross-Word Puzzle 10 Metric land meaaura U. By 1. Loud noise 18 Kdlble fungui 10. Inclined to doubt the virtue or good motive of others It. Anchore 22 Irish fxplellvo S3. Famous aoprano 26. Kmbelllnh 26 Units of force 39. Belonging to me 11. Expert war aviators It. Suspicious! slang II. The Curlsttan era: abbr. St On given to some pursuit II. Cover! 11 for the ear 40. Meshed utensil it Animal's foot U Jewish month 4b Attitude 49 Weep bitterly 47 the Greek T 41 Couch 4 nihllrnj king 10. Old plec of cloth IX Not any Artificial guage S. New recruit t slang J. Condiment . Indefinite amount f. Kxlat T. Tibetan priest (. Burnt forth aunMenly and violently t. Drew I ADDS CONFUSION BY D00 MENTION (pUNTjIEFS Ta-n.1 I II I TRAIL. Nov. 37. (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Irven Howe and daughter, Wanda, drove to Stockton, Calif., to spend Thanksgiving with J. M. Cu alck and family. While there they plan to drive oyer the new bridge at San Prancleco. During their absence Meadamea Warren Ash, 0. M. Cush nian and Alma Merrlman will have charge ot the post oltlos and Tom Thompson will run the store. Frank dates returned home No vember 33 trora Oorvallls, where be attended the O. 8. 0. (ootbsU game. Mrs. B. U Oatcs shopped In Med ford November 33. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hammond and two daughters of Willow Springs vis ited at the Merrlman home Sunday. Mra. Francis Ash entertained at Thanksgiving dinner the following gueata: Lowell Aah, Carl Dawson and snd Albert Johnson. Little Shirley Dawson from ChllO quln Is here with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Dawson, for a visit. E. W. Segesaman haa atarted hla trucka to hauling logs to the mill In Medford again. Mr. aud Mra. C. W. Cushman and two children. Iverlne and Melba. spent Thanksgiving with the Wllmer Ragsdale family. Francla Wltham returned Novem ber 33 from three days' visit with hla parents at Triangle lake and frlenda at Eugene. v 0. M. Cushman Is working tor Glen Howe. Mr. and Mrs. Burt Olark had Mr. and Mra. S. W, Hutchinson as gueata for dinner Sunday, November 33. Elmer Dawson la digging a well for Wllmer Ragsdale. Mra. Scott Is on the sick list and was token to Medford to see a doctor Tuesday. Mlaa Battle Aah visited with Mrs. S W. Hutchinson and Mra. B. Clark Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Hutchlnaon. Hollls Chamberlln haa returned to his home In Michigan, after apend lng several months here with rela tives Hollls is a nephew of Mrs. Francis Aah. Mrs. O. Freeman and Mrs. Burt Freeman and daughter marjorle, of Ashland visited at the Ed Cushman home on Trail creek November 33. George Kelly, night foreman of the Gates Construction Co., spent the past week-end visiting In Albany. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Tuckor will en tertain with Thanksgiving dinner for their daughter, Mrs. Henry Frock and family of Yreka, Calif., and son, Wll ber and wife of Medford. Mr. and Mra. C. M. Cushman and two children were dinner guesta of Mr. and Mra. Wayne Ash Sunday. Way and means committee ot Upper Rogue Orange announce an other dance for saturoay nignv, nir- vember 38. at Rogue Elk nan. ah Grangers and families and friends are Invited. They nope to nave a inrn crowd. Thla will be a benefit dance to help with the new Grange hall now under construction. Mra. Alma Merrlman accompanied Mra. Eva Seessman up the Rogue river on Red Crosa membership drive November 34. They had lunch with Mra. Essie Sawyer. Mr. and Mrs. 8. W. Hutchinson spent Thanksgiving In Klsmstn Fslla the guest of their son, Keva and family. Mrs. J. O. Fatrell Is entertaining an aunt from Portland for a tew weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Clsrk are en joying a new fireplace In their home, which was built by Ray Brlgga. Mrs. Eva weeka haa returned to her home on Elk creek after spending aeveral weeks In Ashland. Bate Falls BUTTE FALLS, Ore., Nov. ST. (Spl) A crowd gathered at th home of Mr. and Mrs. Byrd Origaby lest Wednesdsy night to charivari them. The merrymaker were In vlted In and silenced by candy and clgare. Charlie Fatton ahlpped two bears to Ban Francisco last week. Among those In town Saturday were Mr. and Mra. Rod Baker, Mra. Fankey, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ting, Mrs. Michel), Mis Crofoot, Robert Cadzow, Harland Tungate, Mra. Ernest Smith, Carol Smith, Mlaa Neugart and sister, June Neiwart. Mel Origaby, Frank Edmondson, Charlie Patton, Lowell Patton and Mra. Ouy Moor. Jerry Ting played th saxaphone at the Oaal with Prloe's orchestra Saturday night. He played at Rogue Elk th previous Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Clem Clsrk spent th week-end In Ashland. Loren Moon' mother 1 visiting Mr. and Mrs. Moon and granddaugh ter Betty. Mr. Moon'e sister and baby girl visited her two day. Th basketball game Friday night were won by first and second teams of Phoenix. Warren Oonley was In jured snd was taken out of the game. Olen Lanphear, who haa been em ployed at Bratnard's garage, left for Loa Arvjclee Saturday. Mra. Charlie Cummlng' class In Industrlsl art Is making geraniums, carnations, chrysanthemums, roses. violet, flower pot, oandle stick. 1 plne-needi baskets, eto. They wllJ have an inhibit later. On picture has been taken and great Intereat Is being shown. Mr. and Mrs Jack Stowell vial ted Mr. and Mrs. Al HUdreth on Thurs day. Mr. snd Mrs. Ralph Bott visited st to HUdreth home Last Sunday. Cupld't busuisu, considered a good economic bsrometer. showed a 60 per cent increase In Mlsml last Septem ber compared with th aame month year ago Big Applegate BIO APPLEQATE, Nov. 37. (Spl.) Jacqueline Head, 6-year-old daugh ter of Mr. and Mm. William Head, Jt. returned to her home on lower Applegate Monday from a Grants Pas hospital, where she had under gone an appendlcltla operation. Mrs. Mabel Herron snd dsughter. Ruth, and son, Ward, of Medford spent Sunday here as guest of Mr. and Mra. John Byrne. . Robert Fletcher la spending aeveral daya In Portland on business. Giving their danoe patrons sn op portunity to fully recover from to Thanksgiving dinner. Upper Apple gat Orange will give their Thanks giving danoe Saturday, November 38. Their monthly dances have drawn large orows In the psst, and com mittees are putting forth every ef fort for the pleaaure ot those ex pected Saturday, Sllva'a oroheatra will provide the music Mr. and Mra. James Wlnnlngham and daughter, Dorothy, are spending several daya In Klamath Falla, where Mr. Wlnnlngham la seeking employ ment. Torn Martin of Spring Vallsy, Wis., left Tuesday tor Klamath Falls after apendlng a few days here as a guest of Mra. P, E. Matheny, former schoolmate. . A Grant Pass wedding of Intereat to local people I that of Miss Itrlce Huber, sister of Mr. Leon Offen bacher of thla community, and John Osgood, which waa solemnized at tho parsonage of Rev. J. B. Coan at Grants Pas November 17. The brld la known tc many In the community and 1 a atudent of the Oranta Paas high aibool. Mr. Osgood la a bee specialist and former atate bee In spector In Montana. The young cou plo will reside In Grants Pass until spring, when thoy expoct to leave tor Montana. Mlsa Mary Beatty wa able to re sumo her duties s teacher In the primary room at Applegate school this week after a few daya' Illness. J. S. Royce of Big Applegate left Saturday for Roseburg, where he la remaining for several daya, Lawrence Lovasa and son, Dick, of North Dakota are new resident of Thompson Creek, where they have winter employment with J. R. Hoff man. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Moe and daugh ters, Barbara and Beverly, spent Bun day In Oranta Pass aa gutat of Mr. and Mrs. Art Hooper. Harry Cameron, telephone operator at 8 tar ranger station, retains serious objections to having his nam In newe columns, owing to a deluge ot letters resulting from that Inohlent not long ago. - Mr. Cameron says his nam and address appeared in his home town paper In Missouri, and he haa sine heard from irlenda and stran gers far snd near. Hla objection' to receiving "fan" mall lies In hi dis like In replying, he says. At a special meeting of the local home extension unit Tuesday mem bers devoted the day to making cur tains for their club room wlndowa of th Applegate school building. At a short bualnes session Mrs. Leo Port was named dramatics director for the year and 13 requirement were se lected to be met by th organization In qualifying as atandard unit. The next regular meeting I scheduled for December 3, when local leader will glv th second demonstration In sal ads. Mr. snd Mrs. Darrel Davla of th Bay district, who are visiting th Ut ter' parent, Mr. and Mr. Wm. Head, Br, went to Klamath Falls Monday to visit Mr: Davis' brother-in-law, Ted Flurry of Cblloquln, who Is a pneumcnla patient at a Klamath Falls hospital. Oordon Truax, 8-year -old son of Donald Truax, wa taken to the Sa cred Heart hospital at Medford Tues day, where be I recovering from a pneumonia attack. Other local peo ple lit with sever colds who are under a physician's car are Harley Hall of Lltir Applegate and Mrs. A. a. Edwards ot Thompson Creek. Mr. and Mr. Ones Hsyward ot Portland, newlyweds, were expected to arrive on Tasnksglvlng to spend several days with Mr. Hsywsrd's par ents, Mr. and Mra. Oeorg Hayward, of Thompson Creek. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Hartley and son, Cecil, Of Talent, spent Sunday her aa guesta of Mrs, Hartley's sister, Mrs. J. it, Hoffman. The younger Mr. Hartley is prominent In th Rogu River valley aviation circle, having constructed both a glider and an air plan tew yeara ago. HI accom plishment gained mention In a sports magazine. A three-acre fire burning on Pal mer creek Monday was put under control by forest service tire fighters th following dsy. Fred snd Herman Offenbacher, ao companled by IUy Offenbacher, were recent bualnes visitor at Klamatb Fall. Mr. nd Mr. P. . Matheny were guest a few daya ago of the former's mother at Medford when ah cele brated her Bind birthday anniversary. They wer accompanied by Mra. Har riet Matheny, also of Ruch. 1 Central Point CENTRAL POINT. Nov 37. (Spl) Mrs. E. B. Booth, recent arrival from Payettevllle. Ark., I visiting at the home ot her daughter and son- in-law and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kll burn and family of Aahland. Mra Booth haa thro aona In Central Point and expected to locate In Rogue River valley. Herbert Orowder ot Central Point haa enrolled for term of three month at Oregon Institute of lech nolerty ot Portlsnd. William H. Harrison Woman Be lief corps was Inspected by Mrs. .w.si nmi 01 Meoiord Nove.nb:r 31, Mrs. Weed was accompanied bv the oreildent Mra. Lough, and seveial of her guesta from the nnnAii taM group ot membora of Medford. The fourth quarterly birthday party wa observed at thla meeting, delicious rc.ireuiiipnis were aerved, the out standing! feature at nrhirh n.. . beautiful decorated birthday cake moao oy mri. vinginia Powell. Four teen candles were n.wri In hnnn, blrthdaya of the last quarter of th year. Willow Springs WILLOW SPPRISQS, Nov. 37. (Spl.) Th Willow Springs Thursday olub will meet December 3 with Mrs. George Edwards at her home on Scen ic avenue. Mrs. Oene Blackford will have oharge of the program. Every member Is urged to be present at the last meeting of 1638. Mrs. Sam Anderson had a house guest from Saturday until Thurs day her sister, Mrs, H. O. Adam of Sacramento. Mra. Adams wsb en route to her home after a two weeks' visit In Tortland. On Friday after noon Mrs. Anderson entertained th ladles of tho neighborhood In honor of her sister. A very pleasant after noon was spent In renewing acquaint ance with Mrs. Adams, who haa vis ited here many tlmea. Miss Naomi Johnaon of Central Point and Harry Etden motored to CorvalUs Friday and visited friends over the week end. Tney took In the gem on Saturday and returned home Sun day evening. Mr. and Mra. Stanley Starke hav Juat returned from a visit to Port land and other northern points and are now guest of Mrs. Starke's par ents, Mr. end Mrs. H. Ramatrom, of Green Acres. A week-end guest at the Sam An derson home was Mr. Anderson's brother. John Anderson, of Portland. Mrs. Effle Caster ahlpped her dross- od turkoys to San Francisco the first of the wook and went down by motor to attend to the selling of the bird. She was expected home by Thanks giving Day. Orvllle Caster and Alton Whltaton went to Corvallta laat Friday and at tended the homecoming game. Mr. and Mrs. R, C. Bro iy and daughter, Bobble, of Burns, Ore., ar guesta of Mra. Brophy's mother, Mrs. w. K. Pnrkor. ( Foots Creek FOOTS CREEK, Nov. 37-(Spl.) Mr. Clara B. Lucas of Covelo, Calif who recently bought the Tom Gall! ger property, came November 31 to tak posaeaalon, She will opersts dairy farm, having brought a truck load of stock with her and having a oarload shipped. Mr. and Mra. Oalllger hav bought property In Oranta Paas and plan on a trip east to visit relatives. Mr. and Mr. R. E. Cook, grand daughter, Ruth Lance, Mra. John Cook and Jim Cook of Gold Hill vis ited Mrs, Leslie Cook Sunday, No vember 33. Mra. Cook, who hsa been 111 for some time, la still confined to her bed. Mr. and Mr. Jim Wookcock and son, Lyle, spent Sundsy evening, No vember 33, with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lane, Mra. Elsie McMerrlck and ehlldran, Allca and George, and John Ryan of Leland visited friends her Sunday. Mrs. R. 8. Miller has been quit 111 with felon on on of her fin ger. Louis Drulff, who ha been a pa tient at the veteran' hospital in Roseburg for several month, wa able to return home November 31, Joe Donough and Roy Oaunpou and Clyde Martin were bualnes visitor In Medford laat week. 1 OF NEW DEVELOPMENT ST. LOUIS (UP) Although Llberlla, Africa, I still a country of throbbing tomtoms and natlvs rituals. It I peace-loving nstlon, according to Lester A. Walton, negro Journalist and United State minister to Liberia, "There is a touch of th Ju-ju still notlcoabla In th hinterland tribe, superstition not unlike th voodoo, snd th ssaswood poison drink test still I In us to determine gul't or tnnnocenca In tribal justice, but there Is no more misrepresented plao In the world," Walton axplslned. At th moment Liberia la launched on what I known as th Barclay three-year plan, program of nation al development named for the presi dent of the country, Edwin Barclay. It embrace Improvement of the abo rigine, highway construction, educa tion and agriculture. Tribal customs, he added, ar still problem. For xampl. Wa.toa cited marriage. A marriage Involve little more than paying a price for wife, he said. A divorce entails uttl more than returning th wlfs and demanding return of th money. "But In graver affairs." Walton continued, "In murder, and In mat ter affecting the government, th oentral law to which th nation r sponds, supersedes tribal custom. Tomtoms best in Liberia, but 'hey are not the tomtom of tribal war: lather those of ritualistic ceremony. Crime a we know It 1 unknown In Liberia." At Indian Sprlnga state park (Ga.) la great boulder on which natural line form th Image of an arrow pierced hesrt, even to red spot re sembling blood that drip from th wound at th point ot the arrow, Closing time for Too Late to Cla ally Ad I 1:30 p. m.