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Newspaper Page TextTrcnrrmr matl tribune, MEnFORD.oT.En ox. Tuesday, august 24, 1037, page nine Head every ad on thli pagt you will probably find ex actly the thiongs you nave Men looking loi or a aale 01 trade for unused artlolea you may have. Search your attic or store-room you may llnd many tilings others are seek ing and oe aole to realize immediate cash It what you want isn't here, advertise tor ltTttbun Classified ads aife inexpensive ettectlve I RATES Per word, first Insertion (Minimum rc) ddlllonul Insertion. ner word (Minimum i"w per line per month without copy change .- U5 75 FOR WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND tost Heavy leather traveling bw containing' wearing apparel and leather toilet case and toilet arti cles Return to Mall Tribune and receive reward. LOST Male Boston bull dog, brlndle -whlte markings. Llconse on har ness. 704 W. and. Reward. lost Black and white Springer Daniel. Female, 9 months old. Answers to name "Dody." Reward. 919 West Uth. LOST Boston terrter. female; white patch on one side of head. Call 433. Reward. lost II dog trussing, oali 1616. LOST Billfold id city park With money ana driving licenses rfeward i"ave ITibune Ullnton e Ayrea WANTED MALE HELP FULLER Brush Company has opening for man with car In Jackson coun ty Permanent position. Reference required. Apply at once. P. O. Box 900. t . , WANTED Men to buck a ft. at 1.25 per cord. No splitting. Steady work. B V. Gardner. Coleman Creek. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Girl or woman for general housework. No children. Inquire after 8 p. m.. 33 Rose Ave. - . .L uMuTrn-.g alrla for home work. , Room, board and woges. Walter Prettyman, Route 4. Box 176-A. WANTED Experienced waitress at J. N. Cale. 27 South Front St. WANTED Capable housekeeper for employed couple with one child. Must be good cook. Box 4363, care Tribune. ,,-,,- WANTED Woman for housework: go home nights; permanent; good wages. Call 277-J after 6 p. m. WANTED Experienced operator at once. 38 So. Central. Pearl's Beauty Phoppe. . MALE OR FEMALE HELP WANTED Students seeking training for business career or earn college or university education. Enroll now for fall term, day or evening courses, opm Monday. Sept. 20. Medford Business College. G.W.N. HOP PICKERS WANTED, Herrlott Yards, 1 mile east of Appiegate Store. WANTED SITUATIONS GIRL wants to assist with house work and care of children. Phone O50-R-4. ELECTRICIAN 429 No Holly Do any thine anvwhere Tel 537-W WANTED MISCELLANEOUS MACHINE WORK, tractor, truck and automobile repairing. Reasonable charges. Ammann (formerly Brew em Machine Shop. 808 S. River side. WILL share expenses and help drive to Los Arweles or vicinity. Phone 1423. WANTED TO BUY OR RENT Single hnrce-tmller bv October st. Call 1660 alter 4 p. m. WANTED Students for school Morse Telegraphy starting Medford Sept. 15 Railroad and commercial te!e crnphv taucht Write Box 4370. Tribune, for detailed information. WANTED To rent ranch for cash oy Oct. 1: some clover picture and hay land. Box 4359, Mbune. wivirn paititr for 15 head year lino cattle. W F Martin. Eagle Point star Rt . Medford. COUPLE wish room, bath and car ace in or near Medford. Call 387-H or 70a Pine. VIOLIN repairing and piano tunlne. Shulte Bros . 220 N Bartlett. Ph 1059 WANTED Feeders and fat lamoa Phone 1364 Residence 404 Mc Andrews road. Phlllppl ohr JUNK Highest once osio tol orass radiators roppet tora,tf catteries aluminum tno atnei metsia iota pipe no macmner) won) snd Sut ton -ag nnei tube Out arlcet ul Jlteresl rou H"!' 'tit Wnol sft'.hslr Hwm vl furniture 4tov .'irfti tno Vua MEIIMIHL B AH' IAIN House. w an i n wool MnHAlit- we nave larv. jrflel to nil Hlgnest prices naid lMf"iiKlj BAHOAIN HOUBt ii n 'initw si pn,m (It IIIMl I AMI --irntture ilui iiHonh a Mlt" euj ua rruot. thM 041. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS PAINTINO and ?nperhanaing Reas ons ble prices Phone H4-J-3. FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS blekpino room - Buslneea man preferred. 106 Geneva. ATTRACTIVE rooms 404 8. Orape FOR RENT APARTMENTS FURNISHED APT., 503 a. Holly St. FOR RENT a-room furnished apart ment; bath. outside entrance, gar age. 1109 West Uth St. FURNISHED APT. Durrtll Court, Apt. i. n. nouy. NEWLT FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR RENT Here'a as apartment you would be proud to call your home New modern furnishings throughout. Electric range and Frlgldalre, fire place, steam heat, hot and oold water furnished. Must be seen to be appreciated. Want permanent tenant and will lease for one or more years. Adults only. Rent 440 per month. Apply at business of fice, Mall Tribune. FOR RENT Apartment. 334 Apple FOR RENT 3 office rooms. 1 store building. 1 basement room. See Roland Hubbard or Al Llttrell. FOR RENT H0U8ES FOR RENT To permanent tenants, small 4-room house. Inquire 425 West Jackson. Phone 1106-L. FOR RENT Very fine 4-room furn ished house, Res. A, Ideal Court, corner Myrtle & Taylor sis. 4-room furnished apartment 301 Beatty St. Geo Iverson. FOR RENT 6-room unfurnished cot tage, close In. Inquire 634 North Bartlett. FOR RENT 2 furnished houses. $43 60 each. Redden is Co.. Pbone 720. FOR RENT To reliable party, 6-room bungalow at 1406 W. Main. Inquire Tel 77. FOR RENT BOARD-ROOMS LARGE front bed room suitable for two and good meals. 611 West 10th. ROOM AND BOARD In private home. 1113 So. Oakdale. PLEASANT ROOMS, board, free gar age. 829 West 11th. ROOM and Riverside. meals. Inquire 16 N FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS PIANO for rent, 63.00 month. Muslo Store. FOR RENT Furnished cabin at Shady Cove on Rogue river, by week or month. Redden & Co.. Tel. 720 FOR RENT- Splendid room for clean. Ing and pressing business. Fire proof building In beck. Conveni ently located Close In: reasonsble rent. F F Whittle. Ashland. Ore. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR LEASE. SALE OR TRADE for smaller house, 8-room colonial home one block from highway In Phoe nix. 9 minutes to Medford business center. Mrs. T. J. Malmgren, Phoenix. FOR SALE OR TRADE 320 acres Im proved farm land In southern Al berta. Canada. Would trade for small acreage near Medford or for lots or house In Medford. Address Mrs. Mary E. Guatafson. Star Rt.. Box 124. Medford, Ore. FOR EXCHANGE TRADE calf for used bicycle. p. o. Box 7H0. Mcnrora. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE A real Investment, 9 room house, close in on paved street, a apt, on first floor. Show er bath In each. 4 rooms and bath upstairs. House In excellent con dition. If you are looking for ft bargain do not pass this up. Price 42300 for short time only. L. O. Plckell, 16 S. Bartlett. FOR SALE New modern 6-room home. Call at 425 So. Oakdale. POSITIVE FACT At $4,750. this home Is selling way under the market value and la in the best of condition. What a neat, attractive looking home, large liv ing room, a bedrooms, bath, kltoh en. Good alee breakfast room. Base ment and furnace. Lot 115x135. De sirable location. East side. See Brown White. BUY THESE PROPERTIES DIRECT FROM OWNER For sale 4-room house on Reddy Ave- near school: very desirable location, paved street; $2500. 4250 down, balance terma 3-Room English cottage on Palm St ; hardwood floors, paved street; very modern; $2550. Small modern home, very attractive Inside, on south peacn at., e-iaov. 8'4-Acre ranch: large modern house, hardwood floors, flreplsoe; large h.m. fsmllv orchard, grapes: suit able for small dairy or chicken ranch: 2 mllea north of Medford on good gravel roads: large lawn, snaoe trees: beautiful country home; $6800. 19 ArrM. unimproved, good soil: suitable for subdivision: 2 mile north of town on good gravel roaos; swu. Any of the above properties can be bousht on the ronowine trins: io- csh. Balance terms. 6",. PHONE 589-J-3 FOR SALE Attractive little home. 4 rooms, screen porch; fine condition, dose Id on paved street: lot of shade and shrubbery: $1750 with small down payment to responsible party. FOWLER 4; UPP 44 N Ritertld. Phone 552. I jo ACRf. '1ANC11 Appl'gste district: . irricred 1043 N. C Wloonft, Port I Uad, Ore, FOR SALE REAL ESTATE I BARGAIN 5-Room modern house, basement, fur nace, oak floors, fireplace: s. oak dale; 43000 00. terms. SACRIFICE West side. fl-rm. modern bunga low; flreplaoe, laundry trays, screen ed poroh, shade, corner paved lot; close to grade and Junior nigh schools: 42400 00, terms arranged. Owner, 1003 E. Jackson. CALL 008-R. 40 Acres, good soil, 40 aorea Irrigated, well located, fencea: oarn. sma.i house. A Bargain. 42000. Also 12 acre Irrigated, close In. Also SO acres, Irrigated; a good buy. Henry R. Rlngoen. 829 W. 11th. THREE family house. 42.30000 tor quick sale. Also 7 Room two-story home to ex change. Will assume. Also A good property to exchange for stocks or bonds. 0. S. BUTTERF1ELD Medford Building. FOR SALE Summer cabin on Rogue river, completely rurnisned. A Bar gain. Phone 1360-W. for sale 47 acres, good home, 1V4 miles from Central Point. Inquire Owner, 006 Blvd., Asnisna. ure. SACRIFICE SALE Section or lots, block 1. Siskiyou Memorial park Box 3804. Tribune. for SALE OR LEASE for year, 6 room house: fireplace; excellent condition. Call 1008-J. FOR SALE Servloe station, groceries and feed, adjoining Medrora: aoing good Dullness: stock, fixtures and equipment: a aores ground with 600 feet niehwav frontage. Excel lent alt tor camp ground Priced reasonably: some terms. J O Oam- erun. second station on crater Lake highway. large ROUSE, now oaylng Invest' ment. Inquire 617 So. Grape St owner. LOOKING for a farm, city home or a business? See Sid Blood. 123 N. Central. Phone 469. WHEN you think oi real estate tbtnk OI BROWN 41 WHITE FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS Convenient terms Oall warren Pat terson 201 Liberty Biog oi o A Barnes 187 East Btn St. Eugene BOUSES for sale or rent. Jackson Oountv Bldg ft Loan Assn FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES "LANOES" will trade a new Chrysler for a res ldence LOT on the East side, not too far out. LANGE MOTOR CAR CO. Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer FOR SALE by owner PACKARD custom built convertable sedan In perfect mechanical shape. New tires, leather upholstering, fine ra dlo. Sacrificed for 4345. Will trade If necessary. May be seen at Shell Station. 8th and Riverside. "LANGE'S" will trade a car or truck, new or used, for a good used, Bmall size Cater pillar or cletrac. Tractor must be In A-l condition. Come In or phone us. LANGE MOTOR CAR CO. Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer BETTER USED CARS 1938 Plymouth de luxe 4-door trunk sedan: equipped with radio $695 1936 Dodge de luxe 4-door trunk sedan: radio and heater 735 1935 Oldsmoblle trunk sedan, de luxe equipped; A-l condition 575 1935 Terraplane business coupe; eiec. nana: raaio, neater oou 1934 Maater Chevrolet de luxe 4- door trunk sedan 475 193a Chevrolet business coupe: 6 wheels; fine condition tnru- out 325 Your car In trade. O.M.A C. terms. SKINNER'S GARAGE Bulck-Pontlac. 143 S. Riverside. USED CAR LOT on 9th St. side of Firestone Bldg. USED CAR AND TRUCK SALE PRICED TO SELL 1938 Dodge Sedan. 1930 Oakland Sedan. 1932 Studebaker Roadster 1935 Ford Station Wagon. 1930 Studebaker Sedan. 1929 Packard Sedan. 1930 LaSslle Coupe. 1030 Bulck Coupe. 1929 Ford Coupe. 1936 International Pickup 1934 Ford Truck, lumber haul, has dual axles. 1935 Studebaker Truck. SANDERSON MOTOR CO. FOR BALE 1937 Almost. 4-passen- ger trailer house; demonstrator. Big reduction. LANGE MOTOR CAR CO. Chrysler-Plymouth. 38 N. Riverside. LANGE'S HIOH-OHADE. LATE MODET USED CARS AT PORTLAND PRICES 80-Day Written Guarantee. 1936 Pontlao "6" Sedan. 1936 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan. 1936 Chevrolet seaan. 1936 Oldsmoblle Sedan. 1935 Chrysler Alrstream Coupe. 1935 Ford V-8 Tudor Sedan. 1935 Chevrolet Panel Delivery. 1936 DeSoto Coupe with overdrive. 1936 Plymouth DeLuxe Coupe. 1934 Plymouth Sedan. 1934 Plymouth a-door Sedan. 1933 Chevrolet Sedan. 1931 Chevrolet Coupe. , 1931 Chevrolet Sedan. 1930 Chevrolet Pickup Also a number of '28. ?9 and '30 model cars, al! makes, very chesp. LANGE MOTOH CAR CO. CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER LOT AT 25 SO. RIVERSIDE Open evenings. Store at 38 N. Rlveralde. FOR SALE 9 Oakland 4-door ae dan. Bargain 726 Alder. C. I. OATES AUTO CO. R At O. USED CARS 11938 Ford 3-door $575 11935 Ford a-door $486 11935 Ford 4-door 4526 11934 LaFsyette Sedan . $370 11931 Model A Ford a-door $260 C. E. OATES AUTO CO Used Car Department 8th and Bartlett FOR 8A;i 1931 Chevrolet deluxe coup fine condition $260 CaU 14-F-4 FOR SALE 2 door Ford sedan; reas onable 410 Hamilton FOR BALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Oentle 10OO-lb saddle or work mare: wesner pigs Joe Perry, Sams Valley. i FOR SALE Two good oowa, Louie I Coittr, raoecu. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 4 cows, one yearling heif er, one 3-year old Guernsey bull. See F. W. Marshall. Meadows Dis trict. 8 mllea northwest Beagle. FOR SALE 1 Jersey cow. to .freshen soon: 1 Jersey, 18 months old, Both for 475.00. 1 Poland-China sow, to farrow In Sept.. 440 00; 2 pigs. 410.00. Also model A Ford l'i-ton track, good running order, 4160 00. FEED STORE. Gold Hill. FOR SALE Team mules, several teams horses, will sell cneup. Stewart Ave. to Thomas road. Jack Martin. FOR SALE purebred Shropshire rams. Salade Ranch, central point. FOR SALE One fresh 4-sallon cow and one springer 1212 W. lutn at. FOR SALE DOGS PETS WHY PAY MORE Buy direct from reliable nreetier. scurries iu up BEALYHAM8. PEKINGESE. DASCH- HUNDES. WANTED AGENT SITUA TED ON MAIN HIGHWAY IN MEDFORD TO HANDLE ABOVE BREEDS. Highest references quired but no Investment neces sary, write Aristocratic ivenneis, 8604-N. E. Sandy Blvd., Portland, Oregon. FOR SALE Pedigreed Cocker Spaniel puppies, black or golden, at ftiaDei Mncx s. ill uenrsce. FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE White Leghorn pullets. Almost 6 mo. old. Mrs. t. f. buck ty ml. north Bear creek bridge Central Point. FOR SALE 76 spring turkeys. 20 hens and gobblers. Jack Tungate, Butte Fans. ore. CHICKS (9 per 100. Rocks. Reds anc Hampsmrea every Wednesday Brooks Mstohery Esst N. St.. Grant! Pass, Oregon. ukonze turkey oatchtng eggs 2 K l R roosters Inquire Pernoll' Store Appiegate FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS TOMATOES and oucumbers. Chal. Owen. Rt. 1, Orchard Home Drive. Phone 1458-J-l. SAVE 430 Electrolux Cleaner, used 3 John Cupp Furniture Co. FOR SALE Peaches, orltfln Creek. John Darby, PEACHES FOR SALE Woodlawn Orchard, lj miles east of Central Point. Bring your own con tainers. Phone 127. H. A. DuBuque. MORE of those sweet slicing toma toes for sale. Phone 314-Y. Mrs. Walker. $150.00 old mahogany table tor $50.00: also 3 bed, pictures and other fur niture. 3124 East Main St. FOR SALE Corn. Bring sacks. Clark, Meyers Lane. FOR SALE Furniture. 134 B. Ivy. GOOD used piano. $25 cash. Baldwin Piano Shoppe. FOR SALE Crabapplea. L. 0. Soott, Old Stage road. Central point. CANTALOUPES Large. 50c dozen: medium, 40c doz; cucumbers. B. E. Ford. 2 miles west on Jacksonville highway. Phone 731-R. ORCHARDISTS. ATTENTION I See the new ROBIN sprayer. You owe It to yourself to see the latest In modern spray equipment. A machine Is In use and can bo seen at the Barnum Orchard, 3 miles south of Medford. FOR CHARIS it SWAV18 Corsets. Tel 1232-J. evenings. 318 Hamilton. FOK SALE Hat in shock cherries cream separator milk cooler re. I0IW-L Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS 1. First man 4. Sack I. Box 12. evergreen tree with wlllow llks foliage 13. Long narrow Inlet of the sea 14. Bone of the arm 15. Snaring 17. Vegetable 18. Termed 18. Landed property !1. Verge 23. City otTtctall abbr. 14. Small nocturnal animal of the East Indies 17. Encounters 10. One per cent of 104 31. Rlie Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle AMlIISHjJlMiM ESS Flic P I AT EfiaD I ,tlTO Wfr. I R KlH'E AN E ST A G ES0CAR E0TEJD l&MJdJA R NES H UO ElGOMSWl TMPESp DIE I SltLiMAlcl M IlElEMAC CEN TlS Li i IpIsmieiwIsyieia 47. French river 48. Animal or plant of the same 33. Regret 14. Large atrvum It. Kind of linen or genus aa another cotton ciotn IS. English rlvsr S9. Ancient Oreak city 10. Exncgsrated 1 comedlea 11. Lure 60. Poems 61. Portion of a curve it California rockftsh (I. Maid 2 13 14 I 16 7 I ?f IS If IO " 23 2? T V1 "ilZZ ZZ-LZSZZZ-LZ ZMZZil iillii 4c 41 Al"W4 "44 45 44 fc 7 f;48 S3 S4 7.SS "'- FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE- Champion peaches. Chs E Gray, Gold Hill. QOOD used gas pumps at Llttrell rarts uo. BARGAIN Will sell cheap, one ace tylene welder, one elootrlo aro welder, No. 1667158 See George Elledge or phone 493-Y. CORN; cucumbers lo lb. Elmer Har ris, mile south Phoenix. 1937 8-PI MEW electric refrigerator Call 300 or 11U5-X evenings FOR SALE. CHEAP Trailer house. S'tiU: plenty built-in; also 4 wheel Ford trailer: good rubber 1600 N Riverside. ORAVENSTT.1N APPLES O. V. Mye-e Tel 258-J FOR SALE Used bricks J A Manke a miles east of Jacksonville FOR SALE Elberta peaches. Pick them vourself. Cherry's place on Griffin' Creek. LARGE STOCK used wheat and oar ley sacks 4 to 8S40 Also ixvme MEUFOKD BARGAIN HOUSE 27 n (vane 8t Phone loaa BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALE Grocery business In ooaat town. Doing good business. Poor health reason for change. For par- ticulara write Box 3383 Mall Trib une. MININO VENTURE 4 Interest In two claims. House furnished; some stock. Will sell cheap or trade for small place. Box 4345. Tribune. FOR SALE Service station and store. 602 S. Riverside. FOR SALE Lease on service station grocery, cabins, camp ' ground fronts Crater Lake Hwy., Joins Ronue river: doing good buainess: 21 miles from Medford. Richfield Station. DR 0. 0. GOLDSBEKHY remporat- Uy located with Or L- U banders Medford Center Bldg. HIGHEST OABH PAID foi youi turniture MEHFOKD BARGAIN HOUSE 21 N Orape St. Phone 1062 FINE AUTO CAMP Close In, 1500 ft fruntsge on highway and Rogue river; excellent location, modem buildings, fine snsde; located be tween Oold Hill and Rogue Rivet Priced to sell ALSO 80 acres wood proposition on good road; plenty of tltnbel Selling price. 6185 cash Rogue Rivet Heal Estate exchange office 3 miles west ol Oold Hill MISCELLANEOUS HAVE your furniture re-upholstered, rednlshed, reglued. Phone 969-R. Thlbault. JACK'S 2ND HAND STORE Walnut dining table. $7 60; chest. $3: cir culating heaters; walnut vanity $13.50: davenport sets, A hundred Bargains. CALL FLYNN ELECTRIC SERVICE Phone 107. for all washing machine parts and service at Cut-Rate prices. BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON OOUNTV AIISTKACT CO ITTLK INNUHANCh AI1N IK At IS ESCROWS The Fashion shop. THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking and Remodeling Buttons inc Buckles covered 3U8 U S National Bank Building Tel 1181 Clilrtiprnt-tlc rhytlt-liin DR E W HOFFMAN CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN Jacksonville Hlwav phone 131-J. Cross -Word Puzzle 6. Mountain peak In Montana 4. Own: scotch 7. Kind of plum 6. Ingenloua or sty $. Advocatea In court 10. Dlllseed 1L Chide vehemently 16. denealogy 20. Testing 22. Obliterate 14. High pointed hill 15. Tropical bird 24. Misfortunes 28. The paraon bird 23. Ocean 22. Stillness 35. Superfluity 87. Compound ethers 40. Professional Jester 41. Italian opera 42. Command to a cat 44. African arrow poison 45. Copper cola 44. Historical periods 49. Native niftUl bearlng compound 64. Small -teg used In golf 5. Sinks lielow the horlson DOWN L Siamese colna 1. Arrow I. In another direr tloa 4. Treea BUSINESS DIRECTORY Expert window Cleaners. LET GEORGE DO IT - rel 1172 House oleaning rlooi waxing, orl ental rug denning and upholstering MONEY TO LEND You Need Only One Thing To Get A Loan From Us The Ability to Make Small Regular Pavments on Any Loan Plan 8Kb V K. I NOMAS MGR ORE. AND WASH MTO CO MKDFOHDS OLDEST AND LARGEST PERSONAL FINANCE CO. 46 So Central. Ground Floor Cnterlan Theatre Bldg Mc. No. 3-I57-M-180 Phone 139 Transfer. DAVIS TRANSFER AND STOHAGI Local and Long Distance Furniture Moving Bonded camera Ftreprool storage Expert crating, packing and shipping service Davis foi Service '' Phone 644. BADS 1RANSFEH to STORAGE CO. Office 26 So Fit Phone 316 Prtoei right. BervIM guaranteed SAMSON Tanater and Storage Fur niture Moving and expert rurniturt packing tervloa Fireproof storage new low rates. F E SAMSON 0. Phone 883 STUART'S 1RUOKINQ SKHVICE Telephone 1033 oi 93a 111 No Fli St. Local and long distance Fuel oils, any kind Green stamps In side of 3-mile tlmit LEGAL NOTICES Executrix' Notice of Hearing of Final Account and Iteimrt. Notice la neraoy given that the unaersignea. Mary Louise aicasaey as the Exeoutrlx of the estate of Hiram Dryer McCaskey. deceased, did on the 27th day of July. 1037. flic In the County Court of the state ot Oregon, for Jackson county, where said estate la pending, her Final Re port and Account as auon executrix; that thereupon, the Hon. Earl B. Day as Judge ot said Court, made and entered an Order appointing the 4th day of septemler. 1937, at the nout 01 iu:uo ociocx a m.. aa tne time and the courtroom of said Court As the place, for the hearing of all ob Jectlons to said Final Report and Account and tor the settlement there of' renuirtner this notice bo be oivtn and all persona navtng objections co seid Report and Account to make the same at said time and place. Notice la therefore hereby given that the said Report and Aooount will so come up tor bearing and settle ment at said time and place. Dated this 27tn day of juiy. 1937 MARY LOUISE McCASKEY, Executilx of the Estate 01 Hiram Dryer McCaskey, Deceased Notice to ljind Owners of the Med ford Irrigation District. Notice Is hereby given that on Tuesday. October 6. 1987, at 1:30 p. m., the Board of Directors or tne Medford Irrigation Dlstrlot, acting as a Board of EqualllBatlon, will meet In the office of the Medford Irriga tion DlBtrlct, at the Court House, for the purpose of reviewing and correct ing the district nsseasmenta and ap portionment of taxes for the year 1938. Such assessment list, as ap proved and adopted by the Board of Directors Is now on file in the office or the district whero It la open for Inspection by all persona Interested. By order of the Board of Directora Medford Irrigation District. O. AHN8PIOER. Secretary. Notice to l.;iml Owners of the Talent Irrigation nl-lrlct. Notice Is hereby given that on Tuesday. October 6, 1937, at 10:00 a. m.. the Board of Directora of the Talent Irrigation District, acting aa a Board of Equalization, will meet In the office of tho Tnlent Irrigation District, at Talent, Oregon, for the purpose of reviewing and correcting tho district assessments ond appor tionment of taxes for the year 1038. Such assessment list, as approved and adopted by the Board of DlrectorB is now on tno in tne omce 01 tne ais trlct whore It la open for Inspection by all porsona Interested. By order of the Bonrd of Directora Talent Irrigation District. o. ARN8PIOER, Secretory. Forest Creek FOREST CREEK. Aug. 34. (Bp! ) Mra. Annie Da vies, her daughters, HiiztH Dftvtt and Mrs. Ed Starr, and Mm. Arthur Dnvies of Jacksonville apent two days Inst week at the Da- vlea logging camp near McCalllater Spring. Mrs. Armprleat, Sr., waa a giieat of Mr. and Mra. Walter Arm prleat during their absence. An error fn name appeared In laat werk's news In tho Item about Paul P"nrce and his sons and nephew who returned from a pronpeetlntf trip to the headwaters of the .South limp qua. Aug. 16. The name Paul Nor croM was a typrographlcal error. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pearce of Eagle Point called on friends and relatives hero Aug. 17. Mrs. Alice O'Byrne, former teacher of Forest Creek school accompanied by her sister, Mra. Thurston of Tal ent, visited friends here Aug. 19. Mrs. O'Byrne will teach again this fall at Bogus Creek, Cat, She will be ac companied to California next week by Phyllis McVay, granddaughter of Nance Coffman, who will live with Mrs. O'Byrne and attend her school. McLeod McLEOD, Aug. 34 (Spl.) Mr. Pearl Wolff who haa been vialtlng at the Harding home for two week, left Aug. 18 for Portland when she will visit a few daya. Mis Vlda Sinclair and Lincoln Penoe were married In Medford, Aug. 14. Jamea Hoe of Ta corns. Wash., 1 now tatloned at the flan hatchery near Rogue Elk. Visiting at Crater and Diamond lakes Aug. 18 war Mra. Pearl Wolff and Mrs. Jesal Thomas of Lo An geles, Harry Harding and family. Walter McEwen. Mr. and Mra. John Beddlngfleld and family. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mulllna and son. Mra. Eva Vlcka and Arthur Nelson. Fred Morgan spent the week-end at hla cabin near Butt Creek. Mr. and Mr. Iran Out and on of Los Angele art staying at their cab in on Butte Creek, They were dinner guest Aug. 18 at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Alworth. Mrs. Eva Vleka and Arthur Nelson of McCloud, Calif., have been visit ing at the home of Mr. and Mra. Ar thur Mulllna, Word haa been received of the mar riage of Ouy Merrlman and Mlaa Nola Ocne Swarts In OranU Pass, August 14. They are honeymooning In San Francisco. He 1$ the youngest eon of Mrs. Alma Merrlman. Mrs. Mllly Olass and daughter Er ma and Mr. and Mra. Randal Axtell attended the Orange plrnte In Same Valley Aug. 19. Mlaa Alma Merrlman returned from San Francisco where aha has been visiting friends. Mr. and Mra. John Beddlngfleld and son Alfred wera called to Ore gon City August 17 by the death of 4 relative. Clarence Russel and family from Los Angeles were dinner guests of Mr, 16. and Mra. Frank DiUworth Aug. Camping at Hamaker are Mr. and Mra. A. N. BaxMr and son Albert of Bellflower, Cat., Mra. Man and Mr. and Mra, 0, Russel and family of Los Angeles. Mr, and Mrs. Qua Dltsworth and family are spending 4 few week At Lake ot the Woods. Mr, and Mra. Wltwell of Chloago have located on the Crater Lake highway and are building t beautiful home which will be a ahow place when completed. Mr. Wrltwell la a retired policeman of Chicago and the cltl- sens of MoLeod welcome Mr. and Mra. Wltwell in the community and hope thty will enjoy their new home. H. E. Club met at the home of Mra. Lillian Moore August 17 with 18 pres ent. Plana were mad for s turk.iy dinner and bazaar In the near fu ture. Mrs. Jennie Hutchinson who haa been on an extended trip east gave a very Interesting talk on her trip. Mra. Mtnnle Blase was given a hearty welcome, having been 111 most of the spring. Everyone was glad to see her out again. Mra. Pearl Mooney and sons Bob and BUI of Watsonvllle wera calling on friends Aug. 14. Mrs. Francis Ash haa left for Wis consin to visit her sister this winter. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Nye have return ed from aeveral weeks at Woodruff Meadowa. James Thomas left tor Seattle Aug. 21 to aall for Alaska at a later date. The Mallory home on Crater Lake highway burned to the ground Aug. 19. Origin of the fire la cot known. Griffin Creek ORIFFIN CREEK. Aug. 24. (8pl.) Mis Audrey Isaaca. who spent the summer here with her parent, Mr. and Mrs, Orover Isaaca, left August 13 for Emporia, Kus., where ahe la employed aa a teacher. Mr, and Mr. Ed LeVnder and son of Klamth Falls were week-end guests here ot hi brother end all-ter-ln-law, Mr. nd Mra. R, E, Le Vander. Mr. and Mra. Charley Best and son left recently for their home In Rano after spending some tun here with hla father, H. O. Best. Mr. and Mra, R. R. Chllda and family and Mis Peggl Dalley spent Sunday t Diamond Lake. Miss Betty Combest of Talnt epent laat week with her cousin, Joyoe and Lola Everett. The school bulldlnga aro being cleaned and some patntlng done, getting ready for the opening of school September 7. Recreation hall la being painted. 4 Howard District HOWARD, Aug. 34. (Spl.) Mr. Newton has announced the opening of Howard school September 13, not September ft aa suited previously. Three first prises were won by Howard pupil at the county 4-H fair Auguat 30. Mr. and Mra. Shirley Croucher are the proud parent of a baby boy born August IB. Mra. Crawford, who has been the guest of her niece. Mra. o. E. Ridge way, left for ner horn In Th Dalles August 17. Mr. and Mr. Frank Newton and daughter. La Vonne, spent the early part of th week at Smith River fishing. Mesdemes Sam Potter and Ed Crea son of Dunsmulr, Calif., were guests at. tne u. u. eater home August 18. M. J. Swing haa as guest this week hla mother, father, HJter and brother or Ban Diego. Raymond Miller Is auffertng from a wound In hla foot oaused by step ping on a nail, Hla foot Is Improving oivwiy oui ne expect to be ot crutchea about three weeka. Mr. Newton haa boon ill with ar thrills. Erma Jean McCay and LaVonne Hewton received honorable mention In tho Judging oonteat Auguat 31 at tne county 4-H fair. Mr. and Mra. Bud Stammer and family spent the week end In Cor vallia and Eugene vialtlng friend. Mr. Schow's daughter nd child apent last week at the Schow home. MORSE CODE HELPS JUDGE DECIDE CASE TOLEDO, Ohio. OP Polio Judge Homer A. Ramey learned th Morse code In hi youth before he became familiar with th Ohio criminal cod a attorney and Judge. He used It to advantage when defendant charged with drunkenness told th court he was a telegrapher Th Judge tapped pensively on the bench with pencil. Th defendant Immediately translated the tapping, end won dUmlsaal. Judge Ramey decided he really wss telegrapher and was not drunk Closing time for Too Late to GUe- HZf Ad I l-M aw aa. REFUGEES CRINGE in ni uiro nnum Ad mm MANILA WELCOME Experience In Shanghai Im pressed On Minds of Flee ing Children Chinese City 'Hell On Earth' MANILA. P. A., Aug. 14 (P Child refugee screamed today aa welcom ing airplanes swooped low over the ner President Hoover, bearlnlg Tl persona fleeing from the Shanghai war zone. The vessel was held several hour at the breakwater while the paasaa ger were Inoculated against the dreaded cholera, smallpox and ty phoid, When two pUnea screamed over the rigging, a group of children turned blanched face aykward and bolted below. They were memory-ridden by terrifying experience In Shanghai when similar roaring birds had oaat death about them. With the passenger Immunized the Hoover was warped to her berth and with United Statea army officers sup erintending, the refugee war speed ily set ashore. Many Destitute. Three hundred of th Innocent vic tims of an undeclared war wer holla ed at Fort William McKlnley and others wer given lodging In Manila and at th mountain resort ot Oagulo Immediate financial help was asked by 333 of the refugees. President Manual Quezon himself, with an escort, was at the pier to meet Mrs. Vlotor Caegk and her five-year-old daughter Ann. Czegk. now of Shanghai, was with Admiral Rich ard E. Byrd on hla first Antarctic expedition and the president of the Philippine republic mat Mr. Czegk t Byrd'a request. Small Ann told anyone who would listen about the "big booms" In Shanghai. Another refugee, Tom Oppua, Phllllppln national assemblyman, termed the Chinese city he had juH left "hell on earth." "Th war will be long on," he said. "The Chinese apparently are well prepared and are exceptionally aggressive." Missionary widow Aboard. Mra. Frank J. Rawllneon, widow ot th missionary killed by an aerial bomb August 14, was aboard the Hoover with her daughter. "It was an act of Ood," ah told friends, Mrs. Rawllneon appeared to b bearing the strain well. She aald she wss anxlou to return to th United State. Than were humorous incident against th ghastly background. NIB Catholic nuna accepted with pleasure ohanoe ta rids In patrol wagon. A ahow girl told of man who hd mug of bear shot out of his hand by a bomb apllntar. Sisters Mary LUnu and Ann Maria of Lorette. Ky., who had been visit ing In Shanghai, reported that party of nun wer taken from a oonvent achool on th Bund to the President Hoover, gladly riding In police patrol. BY ARMY OF BEES LAUDER, Wyo.. Aug. 34. IPy Hla face and body awollen beyond recog nition from the atfnga of thousanda of honey bee, six-year-old Clifford Pabrlclua, son of Rlverton valley farmer, died here today. The boy w found, screaming with pain, on the muddy bank of an Irri gation ditch near hi farm home at Hudson after hi 10-year-old brother, Harry, had auggered Into the house hysterical. Alex Pabrlclua, father of the boys, said "thousands of bees" from near by apiary were swarming over Clif ford. In serious condition from the numerou tlngi himself, th older brother was unable to explain the strange attack. "Both of us wer riding after th cow on horse when the bee start ed ftr u." he sobbed. "We fell off the horse end moat ot th bee started crawling over Clifford. I ran for help." 4 TAKEN BY BURGLARS ORAND RAPIDS. Mich. Pr Bur glars who broke Into th plant ot a Grand Rapid Cookie Machine com pany got only tummy ache for their effort. Detective discovered the burglar had atolen a quantity ot oookles which recently had been treated with varnish to mak them sultabl for display purpose. One Mora Mile NEW YORK. P. Walter. n automobile dealer In Flushing, L. L, old a oar to a man. Suddenly the customer refused to lfn th bill of a. When asked what wss wrong h told Walter th mile Cue showed IS mile. If ta wanted to sell th car, Walter would hav to drive th machine around th block until another mile was registered Walter did Instructed and th etjav imr. Darfaacur onntanxd a frail m