MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1936.
PAOE SEVEN
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FOR WANT ADS
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Lady's black left Bllpper In
Medford or vicinity. Finder please
leave at Tribune office.
LOST Boston bulldog, female. He-
ward, oil & oacfcuuu, vi jjmmo
1450-Y.
LOST If dog is missing. Call 1518.
WANTED FEMALE HELP
WANTED Experienced waitress.
Dow's Cafe.
WANTED Girl tor housework, nearj
1 atou hnmn nlchta. P. O.
Box 514, Ashland.
WANTED Experienced girl for gen
eral housework and care of child
Phone 1322-X, mornings.
WANTED SITUATIONS
HIGH SCHOOL girl wants work. Box
1008, Tribune. j
youNG WOMAN wanta position as
nursemaid. Tel. 750-R.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS!
WANTED TO BUY Cob or shelled I
corn: also barley and wheat. Mon
arch Seed Co. j
WANTED 4 or 5-room furnished ;
house, close In; reasonable. Box,
940. Tribune. j
EXPERTEWING, 422 80. FIT.
WANTED Customera to burn our,
dry body fir wood, on sale for a
short time only at these prices: 0 ,
tiers 12-ln. bone dry, 10.00; 6 tiers
16-inch bone dry. eil.25. Phone
816, Hawtey Transfer.
WANTED To buy restaurant or cafe
with good business. Box 957.
Tribune.
RAW FURS
WE PAY CASH lot Muskrata. Mink
Coyotea, bobcats, raccoon, etc.
We Also Buy
HIDES AND PELTS
New and Used Trap Joi Sale
MEDFOHD BArfOAIN HOUSE
87 N Grape St. , Phone 1062
Empty" furniture van going to San
Francisco, wants load for there or
way points. Phono 816. Hawley
Transfer
JUNK Hiqhcst prices paid for brass
radiators copper storage batteries
aluminum and other metals
Scrap Iron small or large lot
pipe and machinery wool and cot
ton rags inner tubea.
Our prices will Interest you.
Bides, i-ells. Wool Mohair
Hmisehnid poods furniture, atovea
bout-hl and sold
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
WK PAY MIIHK CASUS
For your furniture
HOI IIIICKIK ANIIHKWS
6th and Front. Phone B47
EDGAR JOHNSON at the Peerless
Market Is buying turs direct Tor one
of the largest raw lur dealers on
tt) coast.
HIOHES1 PRICES paid for furniture
and household goods. Phone 1062
FOR RENT-HOUSES
FOR RENT 3-room partly furnished
cottage. Adults. 943 Murray Ave.
FOR RENT 5-room modern house.
Phone S87-R.
'FOR RENT 4-room duplex south;
hard'vood floors, fireplace, unfur
nished, 25. 22 Portland. Phone
733-W.
FOR RENT 6-room modern horn;
dulu only, phone 880-X.
FOR RENT Modern 5-room stucco:
Basement, furnace; adults, 625
Pine.
FOR RENT Modern furnished halt
duplex. Available Dec. 6th. In
quire at 319 S. Ivy.
FOR RENT 3-room house, on Lozler
Lane. Inquire at 730 Dakota.
FOR RENT Mx!ern T-room house
clo In rfffCMname Phony 417-J-2
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
FOR RENT Apartment 116 Almond
FOR RENTa-room furnished aparT.
ment; hat. parage. 634 N. Bartlett.
FOR RENT Modern apt. Chliders
Apts. 8M West nth. Adults only
Phone 1408.
FOR RENT tapper 5o rurnpt".
parage. 611 W. 10th. Tel 237-X
FOR RENT 3-room unfurnished
apartment. 402 Newtown Tel. 19
FOR RFNT Two unfurn partment
4P3 Newtown, one s-room tpart
mrl n:id one 5-rmm Phone 19
V.
FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS
PCiTreST Garage, 144 S. Ivy.
FOR RENT FURNISHED
ROOMS
FOR RENT
Matn. Heated room, 804 East
ATTRACTICE Rooms, reas. Tel. J97-R.
ATTRACTIVE rooms 404 4 Grape"""
FOR SALE DOGS PETS
WIRE-HAIRED terrier puppies, regis
tered champion stock. Mrs. R. E.
Griffith. Eagle Point. Inquire
Perry's Oarage.
ROLLER CANAHIKS Phone 523-J-2
FOR EXCHANGE REAL
ESTATE
FOR SALE OR TRADE Equity In
rooming house, close In. Box 956.
Tribune.
12-ACRE ranch to exchange for good
home on east side. C. S. Bulter
fleld, Medford Bldg.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE 4 acres near shady Cove,
with about 30 tiers oak wood cut
on ground. 250 Beatty. Tel. 650-X
FOR SALE Equity In 6-room mod
ern house on King's Hwy. Phone
690-J-5.
FOR SALE New 0-room house. Just
finished downstairs, upstairs floor
ed by not finished; double garage,
east side. Phone 485 or Inquire
at Bungalow Grocery, No. Riverside
FOR SALE One and two-acre tracts
Low down payment, long time to
pay. Ted Fish. Phoeclx.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE t-famlly
flat, completely furnished: plenty
of room for further development.
Recommend the construction of 4
small houses or another 4-famlly
flat.
C. 8. BUTTERFIELD
Medford Building.
FOR SALE 6 room house on paved
streot. furnished at 950. $850 cash
Call owner. ',519-J or 872-J.
WHEN you thtnk of real estate think
of BROWN & WHITE.
HOUSES for sale or rent. Jackson
County Bldg & Lonn Ass'n
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES
1936 PONTIAO 8 4-door touring se
dan: like new; equipped with radio,
beater. You can save on this car.
BKINNER'S GARAGE
143 8. Rlveralde.
FOR SALE 1934 Chrysler 8 4-door
touring sedan. This car has been
driven only 18.000 miles.
8KINNER'S GARAGE
143 S. Riverside.
HOLIDAY SPECIALS IN USED CARS
The finest line of used cars ever
offered at bottom prices. Come
and see.
1034 Master Chevrolet Sedan; splen
did condition.
1935 Oldsmoblle with radio. $650 00
1935 Studebaker Sedan. A buy 725 00
1D32 DcSoto Sedan; air wheels
and radio .. 385.00
1029 Ford Coupe 145 00
1929 Ford Roadster - -425 00
1933 Plymouth Coupe 885.00
Chrysler Sport Roadster, like
new 450 00
Bulck Sedan; runs fine... 99.00
1931 Oraham Sedan - 225 00
1929 Ford Pickup; fine shape- 165 00
1 If ou rviu rnuui; aitvo iicn.,.M uiuaju
Reo Flying Cloud Sedan; like
new 325.00
1931 Studebaker Coupe; radio.
A real value.
1930 LaSnlle Coupe; fine shape 250.00
1930 Bulck Coupe 260 00
1929 Ford Tudor 165 00
A few used trucks, priced right. Also
Basement Bargains In low priced
cars.
SANDERSON MOTOR COMPANY
Studebaker Sales and Service.
FOR SALE '28 Bulck coach; best
buy In town. $100 cash or $125 on
terms, 407 Marie.
FOR SALE: Forced to sacrifice $500
equity in 1936 TerrapPflne Tudor
sedan for $160 cosh. Balance fi
nanced by small payments. Ex
cellent condition and low mileage
Box 918, Tribune.
FOR SALE 1929 Ford Coach; good
rubber, good condition, $125. Box
1056. Tribune.
1934 CHEVROLET Master Coach for
sale. Von Walling. 518 Beatty.
FOR SALE '28 Standard Six Bulck
motor and parte. H. O. Moen, H
ml. east of Rogue River Academy.
FOR SALE Essex coach, driven 26.
000 miles, good mechanical condi
tion, good rubber. Low price for
quick sale. See owner. 311 Van
couver Ave. Phone 1016-R.
GATES "R. & oTmJsED CARS
Reconditioned and Guaranteed.
'33 Ford Tudor 360 00
35 Std. Chev. Coach 470.00
3S Master Chev. 4-door Sedan 565.00
2l Plymouth Sedan, special.... 145.00
Our guarantee Includes 30 dsys' free
service, labor and material.
G. E. OATES AUTO CO.
Used Car Department
6th and Bartlett.
CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH
USED CAR TRADE-INS
Compare these price with anything
In Oregon,
1935 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan, run
13.000 miles. $585.
1935 Ford V-8 DeLuxe Touring Se
dan. $510.
1934 Ford DeLuxe Coupe. $385.
1934 Ford cabriolet; radio and heat
er. $435.
1934 Ford Sedan. $429.
1932 Chevrolet Coupe. $285.
1931 Dodee Sedan. $205.
1932 Plymouth Sedan. $325.
1933 Chrysler 6 -passenger Imperial
Coupe. $625.
1936 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan. $748
1931 Ford Tudor Sedan. $?25.
LANOE MOTOR CAR CO.
Chrysler and Plymouth Headquarters
38 N Riverside. Tel. 18.
FOR SALE Automobile Will make
good truck. Call perl Funeral Home.
Phone 47
FOR SALE DOGS PETS
FOR SALE Pedigreed Boston terrier
puppies; roller canaries. 615 So.
Grape.
7 MONTHS' old Cocker spaniel; alao
cabinet Ollflllan radio. 331 Wll
lamM? Ave
ROOFING
RooPlN'l- Hnna. fuui roof trouole
to us fta n,f, repaired nea n.,lt
aDpiifo P4txt- ororittru Eerr
Palhl .no ft... 1 store, 4H i. BarV
leiv. phone its.
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR 8ALE Young fresh cow. Chaj.
Hofbeck, Phoenix and Jacksonville
road.
FOR SALE Colt, coming 3. J. P
Sedlmayr, 14 mile west of Central
Point on Jacksonville road.
WEANER and feeder pigs. O. V.
Myers, Tel. 258-J.
FOR SALE Three jrood sows, one
fat hog. 280 lbs. Frlesen. Spring St.
FOR SALE POULTRY
FOR SALE IF TAKEN AT ONCE 50
Barred Rock pullets. 4 mos. old,
60c pach. Also Buff Orpington
pullets and fryers. P. W. Quack
enbush. Rt. 4, Box 66, Buckshot
hill road.
FOR SALE - Narragansett breeding
toms and hens. Reasonable. Rhodes.
Bean Lane, near Old Stage road.
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR 8ALE Good Singer sewing ma
chine, like new, (30. 728 8. New
town. ALMOST new winter coat, lynx col
lar, size 16; several dresses. Phone
1147-J.
FOR SALE Compton's Pictured En
cyclopedia, 825, 10 volumes. Splen
did condition. Phone 832-H.
2 SHARES Southern Oregon Brewing
Co. stock. 75 share. Phone 637-Y.
MONTEREY davenport and chair.
Reasonable. Phone 1487-J.
LUNCH COUNTER 20 feet; cheap,
quick aale. Box 780, Medford.
FOR SALE Almost new Columbia
bicycle and R. I. pullets. A. E.
Ayree, South Lozler Lane.
BUY your Christmas glfta at the
First Methodist bazaar at F. P.
Burk'a store, on Friday and Satur
day, Dec. 4th and 5th, Aprons,
dolls, pillow slips, towels and many
other articles.
DAVENPORT SETS, doll buggy, little
chair, occasional chair, wicker ta
bles, many other thinga. 106 8
Grape.
FOR SALE Baled atraw, 3 for $1
Ed Dutton ranch. Eagle Point. H
B. Connell.
FOR ONLY 25o you can secure In
manuscript form the famoua lec
ture "How to Get Rich While You
Sleep." by the well-known author
ess, Genevlevee Behrend, also others
of her books, Including the very
popular one, "Your Invisible Pow
er." With these books you will
give for Chilitmas Joy and perma-
t nent help. 1023 Queen Anne Ave
Tel. 1664-R.
FOR SALE B. P. O. E., Medford
Lodge 6 1043 bonds. Call 19.
FOR SALE Player piano and rolls,
radios. Chesterfield sets, baby bug
gies and cribs, hlgh-chalr, studio
couches, beds, springs and dressera
floor lam pa. rugs (all sizes), chairs,
tables and kltchenware.
HAWLEY TRANSFER CO.
118 N. Riverside.
FOR SALE Baled grain hay. Tel
1418-R.
FOR SALE House trailer with built
Ins, $125.00. Box 1174, Tribune.
FOR SALE - Bated oat. barley or
wheat straw. 35o per bale D R
Smith, ..crow from Talent school
Phone 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 ana
dry (2 cwt John Nealon. Tel 118
Central Point
FOR 9ALE Oang plow and grain
drill Hlllcreat Orcbard. Phone
673-R-8.
AUTO OI.ASS
Medford Auto Wrecking.
1818 N. Rlveralde.
NEEDLEWORK. Gifts, 10c up. Orders
taken. Mrs. Tllley. 112 N. Front.
FOR SALE Bone dry Bod; fir and
hardwood Best In valley 118 No
Rlveralde phone 616 Hawley rrane.
fer
PERSONAL
PALMIST AND CLAIRVOYANT
Madam Avon. Palmist and Clair
voyant, glvea truthful advice on all
affalra of lire Tells your past, prce
ent and future. If In doubt as to
what step to take, consult Madam
Avon today: tomorrow may be too
late. Oood 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 1.
MISCELLANEOUS
THE BEST home-stud courses In
accounting and business, jnder ex
pert local guidance. See Mr. Knox.
303 U. 8. Bank.
A BETTER REBOHE JOS St a Saving
FREES OARAGE. 801 No Central
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Abstracts.
JACKSON COUNTY
ABSTRACT CO.
TITLE INHI'KANCB
ABSTRACTS -ESCROW
MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts
of Title. Rooms 9 ana o. no.
North Central Ave., upstairs.
DrntMry.
NOTICE - Dr. R C VanValMh (sas
moved nil dental office from 204 B
Main to 312 Hoerty didg
Expert Window Cleaners.
LET OEOROS DO IT Tel 1173
House cleaning, rluor waxing, ori
ent) ni? craning and upholstering
Nurm? Stork.
FOR HIGHEST QUALITY pear trees
peach, apricot cherry, appie prune
plum almond, filbert and wamtit
tree roses rxiysenberry smsil fruit,
grape ind snrubi at Bargain Price
Phone HM-R-2 or call st W B
Barnum . 3 mitec south ol Med
ford on ntghwuy nxt to Ever Shady
Autc cmp. Carlton Nursery, Carl
ton, Orev -
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
The Fashion Shop.
THE FASHION SHOP - Dressmaking
and Remodeling Buttons and
Buckles covered. 308 U S National
Bank Building. Tel 1181. Myrtle
Andrews.
Health Club
Electrlo cabinet bath, massage, fig
ure remodeling, posture correction
group exercise classes.
Ntssons Institute & Health Club
16 Geneva. Phone 253
Money to Lend
MONEY
LOANED ON AUTOS. LIVESTOCK.
FLHMTI'IIK, ENDORSED
NOTES. ETC.
Wo want to supply your money needs
without red tape or delay.
HEE IV. E. THOMAS
MOR ORE. b WASH MTO CO
MEDFORD S OLDEST AND LARGEST
PERSONAL FINANCE CO.
45 So Central, Ground Floor
Cra tert an Theater ttidg.
Lie. No a, 157-M-1B0 Phone 139.
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 & STORAOE CO -Office
20 So Fir Phone 315, Prices
right. ' Services guaranteed.
HAWLE? TRANSFER
Local and long distance furniture
moving Quick light delivery un
pianos, trunks, boxes, etc, at nom
inal cost. Used furniture bought
and sold.
118 No. Riverside. Phone 615
REINKING TRANSFER CO. Long
distance hauling. Furniture, cattle
anything 111 N. Fir. Phone 1033
C Stuart.
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE Fur
niture Moving. Bonded carriers.
Fireproof storage. Expert crating,
packing and shipping service.
"Davis for Service." Phone 644.
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice of Meeting.
The annual meeting of the share
holders of the Jackson County Build
ing and Loan Association will be held
at 126 East Main Street, Medford
Oregon, on Monday, January 4, 1937
at 7:30 p. m.
J. H. FLETCHER, Secretory.
SEIZED IN PORTLAND
PORTLAND. Ore., Dec. 8. (AP)
United 8tatea cuatoma agents con
fiscated seven and a half pounds of
Illicit narcotics and arrested Tee sing.
Chinese, to complete one of Port
land's largeat aelzurca In recent years.
C. A. Emerlck, customs agtnt, aald
the shipment came to Portland from
New York, where It probably was
smuggled Into the United States from
Europe. Officers were aware the
package contained narcotics wlen It
arrived Friday and Sing was taken
yesterday when he called for It.
Wholesale price of the drug was
ostlmated at (1600 but In the hands
of dope peddlers the 40.000 grains
could be sold at 69 a grain for $08,
000. WINDOW GLASS We sell window
glass and wtl) replace your oroken
windows reasonably Trowbridge Cab
inet Works
Mail Tribune Daily
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hreshed
grain
10. Stomachs of
animals
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15. English dram
atist of tlis
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historical
period
17. Re la l In to
local iielf-
a-overnment
19. The humpback
salmon
20 Mnlt beveraxs
21. Genua of the
mapla tree
22. The rock bass
23. African arrow
poison
24. Nomnetalllo
element
26. Restrict to a -scant
alluwanc
28. Having a yel
lowish color
30. Exclamation
22. Support for the
head
34 Precious metal
it. Odrl plere of
work
39. State linked or
bound to an
other state
17. Angry
39 Tibetan monk
40. Action at law
41 Rebuff
42 Forces
44 Hon of Judfth
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TOLO. Dev. 3. (Spl.) Miss Oayo
Webb, instructor In Mcdforc! Business
college, spent the Thanksgiving hoi!
days with her alster, Mrs. Paul KruU
ler, and family at Eugene,
Sergeant Bradford Muse, atatlomd
at Fort Baker, Cal., atopped over
Wednesday night for a visit with his
parents, en route to Eugene where
he was a guest of the Kruteler fam
ily on Thanksgiving day. Ho had a
three-day leave of absence.
Sidney Thurston gave his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Thurston, a pleas
ant surprise when he arrived In time
for Thanksgiving dinner with them.
He la a freshman at O. 8. O. and re
turned to Corvallls Sunday.
Jack McCoy was an overnight guest
of Tom Hagen, Friday. He loft for
Cottonwood near Redding, Cal., Sat
urday where he has work with C.
Wright. Ho Is a brother of Mrs
Wright.
Guests over the week-end at Mr
and Mrs. L. E. Pike's home at Gold
Ray were Mr. and Mra. H. M. Dor
land. Miss Louts Dorland, Mra. Bessie
Blssell, parents, sister end aunt to
Mrs. Pike. They motored up from
their home at Copco. Cal.
Mrs, Arthur Webster, daughter
Ruby and Rrandson Ralston Clark
visited at the Tracy home Sunday
Arleno Ininann returned with them
to their home in Central Point for a
visit.
Mrs. Nellie Cotton and little daugh
ter Geraldlno returned to Napa, Cal..
Sunday after a four days' visit with
her father, o, A. Baker of Pine Treo
camp.
Ebron Grlfflt and Don Applogatft
of Medford, with Edward Inmann.
took a pleasure trip Sunday by motor
over the new road through Hell'B
Gate and across the now river bridge
and back by Grave creek. Road is
good but narrow along the creek.
James Robin of Gold Ray has
been confined to his home for several
days with an attack of bronchitis.
John Bohnert and family, also Mrs.
P. A. Track and daughter Ernestlno.
had auppsr at Grants Pass with Mr.
and Mra. Mel Williams Sunday,
4
Pear Market
Yesterday
NEW YORK, Dec. 3. (AP-USDA)
Pears: 8 cars arrived; 1 Oregon. 3
Washington unloaded; 17 cars on
track; Oregon Boscs, 947 boxes extra
fancy 1.00-2.50, averago 3.18; 487
boxes fancy 1 00-2.34, average 3.15;
440 boxes No. 1, 3.00-30, avcernge
3.13; Anjous. 383 boxes extra fanny
3.4O-00, average 3.70; Cornice, 310
boxes fancy 3.00-15, average 3.04;
Washington Anjous, 720 boxes extra
fancy 3.15-80, average 3.43; OOfl boxes
fancy 1.05-350, averago 3.33.
CHICAGO, Deo. 3. (AP-USDA)
Poars: 3 Oregon arrived; 8 cars on
track; 3 cars sold; Oregon Boscs, 1464
boxes No. 1, 1.85-3-40, average 3.15.
Dm Mall Tribune want ads.
Cross-Word Puzzle
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long poem
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character
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wheels
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31. Ilumbli
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god
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Briefs
Eagle Point
EAGLE POINT, Dec. 3 (Spl.)
Word was received In Eagle point
Monday of the death of an old-time
resident, Porter Roblnette, a brother
of Mrs. Sarah Coy of this place. Mr.
Roblnette has teslded at Oakland for
some time, where he passed early
Monday morning, November 30. Deep
est sympathy is extended to "Grand
ma Coy as well aa the other bereav
ed relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Davison of
Mountain Home, Idaho left lost Mon
day ' morning to return home after
a week's visit with the Walter Young
family. Mra. Young Is m sister of
Mrs. Dav'-cn, and wag enjoyably sur
prised on seeing her as she had not
heard ty Intended coming.
mT. and Mrs. "Pack" StoweU of
Butte Falls were calling on friends
In Eagle Point lost Thursday.
Tho Civic improvement club will
moot at the usual place Thursday
alter noon December 3rd with Mrs.
Eva Nichols, Mrs. Jim Hannaford and
Mrs. Ben Klngery as hostesses.
Mr. and Mra Walter Roblnette ot
Eugene, Oregon returned home last
Monday after several days spent in
Eagle Point and vicinity, being call
ed here by the death of Mrs Rob-
inotte's brother, George Fisher of
Trail. Mr. and Mrs. Roblnette are for
mer residents of this place.
Mrs. Loren Far low of Butte Falls
was a visitor In Engle Point Monday
forenoon while enrouta to Medford,
C. E. Drake and Beulflh Tlngtoaf
of Klamath Falls spent Thanksgiv
ing with Mrs. Nellie Tlngleaf and
family of this place. Mr. Drake is a
brother of Mrs. Tlngleaf.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Perry entertain
ed Mr. and Mrs. Orvllle Henderson At
dinner last Friday evening.
Mrs. Don Brlttsan attended the fu
neral of her sunt, Mrs, George Ow
tngs. in Ashland Tuesday, who pass
ed away In Medford lost Friday morn
ing.
Marvin Gossett of Klamath Falls
spent last Sunday visiting at the
home of his father-in-law, Joe Worth,
lngton, who Uvea a short distance
east of Eagle Point.
Giorgo Putnam, Orvllle Henderson
and Edw. Chamberlain made and In
stalled a new head-gate In the Fryer
ditch last Sunday.
Miss Margie Nichols spent last week
end as guest cf Mlsa Dorothy Vestal'
of Reeao Crook
Mra. Wm. Brown entertained with
a family dinner on Thanksgiving day
Guests were as follows: Mr. and Mrs.
Royal Brown, mother and step
father, Mr. and Mra. Marvin Light,
half-sister and brother-in-law, Mr,
and Mrs. Carl Taylor, brother and
sister-in-law and the host, Wm
Brown.
The teachers who went away last
Wednesday for their Thanksgiving
vacation were Miss Yotta Olson to
Longvlew, Wash.; Miss Melba Day, to
Portland, and Mr. and Mr. Ray Neu
gart to Albany. They alt returned
Sunday night; and reported a very
pleasant vacation.
Mrs. Eva Nichols and Mra. Orvllle
Henderson drove to Klamath Falls
last Sunday and spent the day with
Mrs. Henderson's alster, Mrs. C. H.
Davis, and mother, Mrs. R. A. Smith
who recently returned from a month's
visit In southern California.
Bertrand Stanley left Monday
morning on hit roturn to San Mateo,
California, where he Is attending
junior college, after spending Thanks
giving vacation with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Roy Stanley, and fr'end,
Donald Ashpole. He made the trip
both ways on a motorcycle, making
the trip up here In eight and one-half
hours.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Taylor returned
to their home In Portland, Sunday
after a few days visit in Eagle Point
with relatives.
Mrs. Ethel Florey of Medford was
a business caller In Eagle Point
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Light left
last Friday morning Tor their home
In Santa Barbara, California. "Jack
ie" Stone r returned with his mother,
nee Hazel Stonei, to make his home
there and will be greatly missed by
a host of young friends, as well as
by older ones, but all hope he will
be very happy in his new home.
Saruine Creek
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Mr. t.,iiu nuitrmharrv returned home
November 22 from a two weeks' vlalt
In Portland, with her mother, Mrs.
run H.wtAn unA .(.tar and hrother.
In-law, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Suther
land.
utr anrl Mr., v. M. Tvirart and chil
dren, Mary Lu and Henry, were din
ner guests Thanksgiving aay at me
Crolt home.
Mr. and Mra. Robert Oale of Med
ford apent ThankaglTlng day with
frir ri.tiohter and aon-ln-law. Mr
and Mra. Arthur Duaenberry, and
Shirley Ann.
unH nnntan. who nurchaaed the
Oram Powell place, la buay remodel
ing hie house ana maxing omer im
provements. He Is being assisted by
Ciareld Herman.
P. N. Tygart has built a telepnone
ii hm fmm th main line to hla nlace
S. M Chrlitenae'n of Oold H1U helped
him build It.
Mr unA Mra. E. C. plena and Mr.
and Mrs. Prank Taylor spent Thanka-
glvlng day with friend. In Meaiora
nihil, rtdin. the famllv horse at
Tygart'a a week ago Sunday, Mary
Lu Tygart and pagmar '.wiamnmn
ni nnirf uiii re.ivei a bad fall when
the hore walked under a low limb
on a tree, brushing joth gins on
tn th. irroitnd. Daamar received a
broken arm and Mary Lu brulaes and
a badly apralntd wrist.
Mr and Mrs. H. A. Duaonberry had
aa dnu.er gueaU Thanksgiving day,
Meteorological Report
December 3, 1038
Forecasts
Medford and vicinity: Unsettled to
night and Friday, probably with oc
casional light rain. Not so cold to
night.
Oregon: Unsettled tonight and Frl.
Occasional rain west and local snows
east portion. Not so cold south and
east portions tonight.
Local Data.
Temperature a year ago today:
Highest, 38; lowest, 37.
Total monthly precipitation, trace
Deficiency for the month, 0.28 In.
Total precipitation since September
1, 1938, 0.36 inch.
Deficiency for the season, 4.36
inches.
Relative humidity at 6 p. m. yester
day, 47 per cent; A a. m. today, 94
per cent.
Tomorrow: Sunrise, 7:33 a. m. Sun
set, 4:40 p. m.
Observations Tnken at 6 a. m..
120 Meridian Time.
"HTTP?
Si 8? S?
S" fl M
Boise 40 30 Clear
Boston 43 38 1.14 Cloudy
Chicago 38 33 Cloudy
Donver 48 33 Clear
Eureka - 83 40 Cloudy
Helena SO 14 .03 Bnow
Los Angeica 88 80 Cloudy
MEDFOHD , 83 33 Clear
New York 48 36 1.38 Cloudy
Omaha 38 38 Clear
Phoenix 64 ..-
Portland 40 86 .01 Rain
Reno 48 33 Cloudy
Roseburg 48 38 Cloudy
Salt Lake 44 30 Cloudy
San Pranclaco 86 46 Clear
Seattle 48 88 .01 Rain
Spokane 33 33 Foggy
Walla Walla . 46 38 Cloudy
Wanhlnnton. P.O. 40 86 .60 Cloudy
Mr. and Mra. H. H. Elhart and aon
Billy of Ashland, and Mr. and Mra
p. L. Walt.
The Grange
Central Point Orange,
n.ifiiiar nrnnoa meeting Friday
evening, Decembor 4, at 8 o'clock.
Worthy Master William roicy uns
all officers to be present.
For the program during wie wovuru
hour there will be entertaining num
bora given by members of the Jack
nnvill. and Oold Hill Granges aa
well as by members of our Grange.
Eagle Point orange.
About 60 membera attended Tuea,
day nlghfa meeting of Eaale Point
Grango. Three appncationa ior mem
bership were presented,
Mr. Chlldretn was reported as on
the sick Hat.
County agricultural committee Is
working hard on the weed control
appropriation. Mr. Luak aaked each
one to bring to our next meeting
suggeatlons for farm betterment. He
In turn will take them to the county
meeting.
H. I. O. reported a very good meet
ing at Mra, Perry's. Next club meet
ing will be December 80 at Mra.
Walker's, and will bs a gltt exchange,
the glfta to cost not over IS cents.
Juvenile Orange will meet at Mra
Coy's, Saturday, December t, at 3:30
Orange toted unanmloftaly to do
nate 836 to the Upper Rogue River
Orange for their new hall.
At our next meeting all membera
are asked to bring any old toys they
may have, and these will be taken
to the Medford fire department boys
to be repaired. This la wonderful
work the fire boys are doing, and It
la hoped our Orange will bring In a
good aupply.
Lecture hour consisted of a health
report and a mock trial. At thla
trial Fred Dutton waa defendant;
Harry Ward, hla lawyer: Bill Perry,
prosecuting attorney; Pete Btowel,
bailiff, and Mr. Crandall, judge. The
Jury had been bribed.
The new ofllcera are asked to meet
In the hall, December 13, at 8 p, in
Old officers are asked to have their
reports In at next meeting. Joint
Installation will be held In our hall,
Sunday, December 37, at 3 p. m.
December 11 there will be a state
Orange conference at Jacksonville
Orange hall. This will be an after
noon and evening meeting. At this
meeting two seating drill teams will
compete.
Saturday night, December 6, Is the
time for the big Cagle Point Orango
carnival. This Is bigger and bettor
than ever, so come and have a good
time,
ex-phoenix'resident
succumbs in provolt
ORANTS PASS, Deo. 8. (Spl )
Funeral services were held at tha
Missouri Plat cemetery thla afternoon
for Mrs. Lottie Prescott, 73, who died
Tuesday at the home of her daugh
ter, Mra. O. R. Hill, In Provolt.
Mra Prescott waa born at Phoenix.
Ore, and realded with her daughter,
Mra, Hill, and a alater, Mra. O. A.
Dunlap, both of Provolt; and a bro
ther, Eugene Slsleye of Huntington,
Ore.
HALF DOLLAR RETURNS
AFTER 35-YEAR TRIP
CLINTON, Ind., Deo. 8. (P) Joe
Barto of Centenary, Ind., aaya he
put a distinguishing mark un a half
dollar 88 years ago.
The coin waa part of the payment
for his passage from Europe to the
United States.
The other day, Barto aald, he re
ceived the same coin In change from
a tavern In Centenary.
COfRRP. OF HCAI.P THBATMENTH
KI'KI IM. (I for r..00
Monday and TneMlfiy only,
Mann's Ucuuiy balon.
(Continued (mra Page One )
This may be denied now, but when
tne parties involved get around to
telling all In their biographies, they
will confirm It. What happened at
tho last minute to upset the plan Is
not yet clear, but Garner kept out
of the 1934 fight, permitting the late
joo Byrns to win. An excellent
guesi would be that what happened
then was that a presidential Uaaoa
man erroneously Informed President
Roosevelt that Rayburn could not
win. It will not happen again.
Some aay Mr. Garnor'a Indorsement
of Rayburn was a matter of personal
friendship. Rayburn was hla floor
mnnnucr at the 1033 convention In
Chlcngo. Also he groomed Rayburn
for this fight by helping him Into
campaign headquarters as head of
the speaker bureau during the last
campaign, after a aenator had been
selected for the Job.
A conclusive tip on how the ad
ministration stands, however, should
be available today (Thursday). Sen
ator Joe Ouffey's Pennsylvania dele
gation waa supposed to caucus before
Its grand victory ball tonight. A
publlo indorsement of Rayburn
would furnish Just about all th
proof anyone needs of what the
White House wants.
An advance check by source
friendly to Rayburn indicates all but
two of the delegation may awing to
him.
These leadership fights do not ,
catch the public eye. They usually
aro settled by trivial political deal
for the appointment of henchmen to
Important posts of honor and power
In the house. Thla time the dealing
has Just begun, so It la Impossible
to tell Just what will come out of It,
However, Mr. Guffey might reason
ably expect to get the selection of a
whip of the hbuse; Congressman Lea
of California would naturally ba
chosen to succeed Rayburn as chair
man of the Interstate commerce com
mittee. Congressman O'Connor, If defeat
ed, would retain chairmanship of tha
house rules committee.
Gus Oennerlch waa more than a
bodyguard to the prealdent. He waa
two atrong legs, a human ahleld and
a completely unselfish devotee.
You have often heard of loyal sub
Jccta who would be glad to lay down
their Uvea tor their leader, but you
may not have seen.. very many, Per.
haps there are a dozen or mora
around here who would do It, If they
had to, but none would have been
glad to do It, excopt Qua. That wae
hla Job. He always thrust his barrel
cheat In front of tho president on any
occasion which might possibly be
construed aa dangerous, and ha
gloiled in doing it. He would not
permit anyone else to do It.
Inside the White House, he waa tha
unofficial ruler of the secret service,
a friend of all the family, Including
tha children, a watchful eye which
recorded everything and reported lt.
Othora will take hla place, but not
replace him.
His passing will strike the presi
dent hard.
Presidential Becretary Early win
probably not go With that movie out
fit on January 1, but may take a
Job with a nationally known, new
service at a salary reputed to be
40,000 per annum.
Long Mountain
LONO MOUNTAIN, Dee. . (Spl.)
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parlow moved to
Fort Klamath last week.
Onral Henderson ot Eagl, Point
waa a visitor of Mr. and Mra. Carly
Natwlck November 33.
Visitors ot Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Law
son thla week end were Mr. and Mrs,
Kinney ot Central Point, Mr. and
Mra. Putman of Eagle Point and Mr.
and Mrs. La Payette Lawson of Reesa
Creek.
Those having Thanksgiving dinner
at Mr, and Mra. Stowell'a were Mr.
and Mrs. John Smith of Eagle Point
and their son, Chester; Mr. and Mra.
E. L. Stowell and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller of Fort
Klamath were last weok visitors of
Mr. and Mrs. Marsh Oarrett. Mra,
Miller la a alster of Mrs. Oarrett.
Those having Tranknglvtng dinner
at Mrs. L. F, Boren's were Mr, and
Bra, O. Boren, Mr. and Mrs. Trout
snd Mr. and Mrs. Tlgoan and family.
Tommy Natwlck has been 1U tha
laat week with quinsy and has been
absent from school a few days.
Those having Thankaglvlng dinner
at Mrs. P. M. Stowell'a were her sons,
Merrill, carl, Leonard, Gerald, and
Harry Mitchell and daughter, Mra.
Vera Burleson. Mrs. Burleson aa
been visiting her mother.
.
Phone 643. We'll haul away you?
refuse. City Sanitary Service.
4
Closing time for Too Late to Clas
sify Ada is 1:30 p. m.
Direct Reduction
LOANS ON HOMES
In Meilford District
Reasonable Interest
FIRST FEDERAL
SAVING- LOAN ASSN.
OF MKIlFQRD
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