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Newspaper Page TextMT.T)FORD MATL TRTBTTTfE, fEDFORT), QftEflpy, THURSDAY, OCTOJIW 7, 1937. PAOT3 ELEVEN Head 6 very ad on thle pig tou will prooablj find ex actly the throngs you nave Been looking lot ot a ule oj trade lor unused artlclee rou may neve Search your sttu or itore-room you may find many thing, others are seek mg and be aole to realize immediate cash 11 what you want isn't bere. advertise toi if Tribune Classified ads are inexpensive effect! vol RATES pel word, first Insertion. (Minimum i.V) Earn additional Insertion, ner word 1C (Minimum luc) per line per montb without copy change 81-26 Phone 75 FOR WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST Black and white female Sootch terrier, Saturday, Sept. 25 Mrs. B. O. Chapman, Rt. 1, Box 2S9. Phone 7-F-ll. LOST If dog missing, call 1618. WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Capable sales person and all-around dependable employe: re tall store. References. Box 1320, Tribune. MAN to operate service station: 6250 capital required for stock. Inquire 800 N. Main St.. Ashland, or The Texas Co., Medford. WANTED Janitor for part-time work. Box 1330, Tribune. WANTED Experienced apple pack ers. Independent Packing Com pany. Phoenix. WANTED Tomato pickers, 6c and 7c lug. R. V. Gardner, Coleman creek. WANTED Pear pickers; long Job. 203 Vancouver. Phone 1016-L. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Capable, experienced prac tical or under-graduate nurse at once. Box 1327, Tribune. WANTED Reliable girl or woman for housework. Box 1350, Tribune. WANTED Housekeeper for 2 adults; middle-aged preferred. 336 Wm. WANTED Girl to help In home. 83 per week. First house on Buckshot hill road. , WANTED Reliable girl for house work and care of children. Call 1315-J. SALESMAN WANTED WANTED Man for Rawlelgh Route. Route will be permanent if you are a hustler. For particulars write Rawlelgh's, Dept. ORJ-124-103. Oak land, Cal. WANTED SITUATIONS LADY wants practical nursing or housekeeping. Mrs. Davis, opposite PoBtofflce, Phoenix. Ore. YOUNG married man wants steady Job on ranch. Experienced hand. Box 173, Talent, Ore. WANTtrn HmuekeeDlns by depend able middle-aged woman, ruoce 969-R. EXPERIENCED chauffeur and truck driver wants steady work. Box 1371. Tribune. WANTED Small tractor work. CBSh or part share. Alfred Bendlckson, Box 414, McAndrews Road. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS EMPTY VAN returning from Chlco last of the week wants load. Bads Transfer. Tel. 815. WANTED Fat and feeder cows, heif ers and steers. See J. J. Osenbruggc. WANTED One or two rooms or cabin, convenient distance from Senior HI. B. Sullivan, 320 So Grape. WANT TO RENT Small modern hnncA iir,ritrnlchrt. for 2 PeOplCI doe in; nermanent. Box 1489. Tribune. FURNITURE rcupholsterlng and re pairing. Phone B60-R. WANTED 3 Chrysler 27 rear wheels. Phone 410-R or call 440 So. River side. WANTED Would like to take care apartment house for the rent of apt. Very capable. Box 4147. care Tribune. wantff. rvrntmrt cutting wood. Will Baker. Richfield Tourist Camp. Cabin No. 8. WANTED TO BUY Good used men's hats, jsckets, dark suits, shoes Wardrobe Shop, Just across M4ln street bridge, WANTED Extension ladder. 30-ft or lonner; also circulating '"v. wooo. c. A. uevoe, .n- PAlNIINd AND PAPEKHANOINU Reasonable price Phone I74-J-8 TO SELL you a 100-lb sack ot those mealy Klamath Netted uem pov toes tor 0c. Free delivery. Peer less Market. Phone 003 VK PAY .MO UK CASH For rout lurniture 11(11 IIIMIOh 4MIHKHS otb and Front Phone 647 Vim in r..irir, and c-lano fining Sbulu Bros 220 N Bartlett Pb 1059 JINK -Highest prices oald (or bras. rdi.trs. copper storage battrtes iimlnnm and ,thei metals Scrap iron small or isrge lots. Pipe and mscmnery. wool and cot ton rasa, lnnei tubes Oui onces will mutest you Hio Pelts Wool Mohair Ho.'Mhi-la il-md. Furnltur 9 bought end o!d UliDKlUi) BARGAIN BOUbC. FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT 6-room modern furnish ed house: close In. Inquire 337 N. Central. FURNISHED modern bouses, single and double by montb at dwelling rates. Inquire Ever Shady Auto Court. FOR RENT 5-room house. Woods Lumber Co. Inquire OPEN FOR LEASE. Oct. 18, a fully equipped boarding house-. Tele phone owner 424 Ashland or see present leasee on premises. 718 B. Mrttn. Medford. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FURNISHED APARTMENT. Durrell Court, 329 N. Holly. Phone 879-X. FOR RENT Upper S-room furnished apartment: garage. Inquire 804 E. Main. Tel. 287-X. NICELY fumlsbed house for rent: 40. water paid. Apply City Clean ing and Dyeing Co., 624 N. River side. SMALL HOUSE for rent. Call even ings. 1820 N. Riverside. FURNISHED apartment by day, week or month. 816 N. Central. FURNISHED apartment, 845 N. Bart- leu. Adults only. FOR RENT BOARD-ROOMS BOARD AND ROOM Flrst-clasa board, large bedroom suitable for two. 48 No. Orange BOARD AND ROOM 716 E. Main. FOR RENT Room. 153 N. Oakdale. FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT Nicely furnished sleeping room for gentleman. 325 So. River side Ave. FURNISHED sleeping room, heated: one or two gentlemen. 225 Cottage. ROOMS FOR RENT Want two elder ly women to care for In home. Central Point, Rt. 1 Reda Mc Donald. ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 8. Grape. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT 2-room cabin by month, at Blackwell Hill Service Station. FOR RENT Mountain ranch. In quire Vx mile south of Talent on highway. Moore. FOR RENT 700-acre stock ranch; 150 acres In cultivation; also 160 acre farm. For sale, 10 and 15-acre tracts, 6 miles from Medford 502 N. Riverside. PIANO for rent. 63.00 montb. Palmer Muslo Store. FOR EXCHANGE WANTED Trade care or trucks for wood. 132 8. Riverside FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TRADE 200 acres: 100 acres creek bottom land. Irri gated; some free water; modern 6 foom plastered house, large barn silo. A real stock and dairy farm located on state highway. Priced to sell or would trade for smaller afrm. L. G. PICKELL. 16 So. Bartlett. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE GOOD MODERN 5-room, large lot, adjoining acre good land: terms. Owner. 219 Granite St., Ashland, Ore. Courtesy to agents. FOR SALE 4-rm. house. 2 bedrooms, bath, fruit room, screened porch, large front porch, overstuffed, rugs, radio, wood circulator, sewing ma chine, Underwood typewriter, Elec trolux vacuum, beds. Gen. Elec. range and refrigerator, wood range, table, chairs, dishes, silver, electric washer, pressure cooker, canned goods, lawnmower. hose, tools, wood, nice lawn, garden, garage, rll for 61.300 cash, bal. ' 81.675 payable 824 85 monthly. 305 Tripp 8t. Tel. 1435. NON-RESIDENT owner will sacrifice for best offer 30 days, 3 pes. Asn lond city property, clear: 6 acres, 6-rm. house, 4 outbuildings, all fruit, city water; cash 81000. bal. terms. ALSO 10x150, 4-rm. house and gar. All cash. Miller Realty, Ashland. J. P. Johnson, 340 Hayes, 8an Francisco. y. ACRE. Irrigated, close In; 6-room modern house. Immediate possession- 61890, 6270 down, balance 618.75 month. Including Interest and taxes. Sid Blood, 122 N. Cen tral. 47 LOT8 In group, choice residential Hlgncron naomuu, ""'"" Trade for Cal. or Ore. What have you? Sacrifice for cash. Owner. J. H. Pructt. 676 Geary St., Apt 206. San Francisco, Cal. A WONDERFUL BUY T-Room house, well located, close In on Main St. Modem, 4 bedrooms, bullt-lns; 3-cnr garage. Price 61800; 6380 cash, balance easy terms. w- ani A Bood business, well es tablished, making money. Service station with good home, well lo cated. Price 63700: easy terms. UPP 4: RINOOEN Room 1 Sparta Bldg. Phone Ml. FOR SALE 6-room modern house A ouy. 61100; 62O0 down. 413 N Columbus. FOR SALE 5-room house: bath; eood condition; ciihw j. iwner lot: ahade and shrubbery. For quick aale, 61700 ALSO acres adjolntng city: new i.mnm modern house; basement. Land in clover and alfalfa; good r, oi,im va uc. only 62400 f r , ALSO One 2-room and nnt 3 room house, large lots: Income 620 per month Price 6775. C O. PICKELL. 16 Bo. B"utt' WOULD YOU LIKE to live on a 6-acre tract close In. In a new hunBslow (4 rooms, bath and base th.t Is located back menu- --- .,, nri I "oiound seeded to altalfe and; noise. aeceot t reaonsble sh first payment 9eej owner, C. J. lW. Stewart a. pqr sale--Ranch on '"'"nor fur-i Csll Mrs Clsrkson. 610-R-l. tor fur ther information. Ti'WiH sIJ m Medford and aC"nmn, "wn. Uhip VCliMon Ir SAl.E4-Vn..m modern 'iou FOR SALE REAL ESTATE 8525 A nest 4-room Douse large lot A good ouy witb .226 cash oalanoe to pel month A P Flowers, cor nel 12tb and Front. FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS Convenient terms. Call Warren Pat terson. 1101 Liberty Bldg . or O. A Barnes. 167 East 8th St., Eugene. - LOOBINO tor a farm, city home or a Business? See Sid Blood, 122 N Central. Phone 4B0. STRICTLY modern 6-room Bungalow: fireplace. hardwood floor, very nicely furnished Bsrgatn for quick sale. O 8. Butterfleld, Medford Center Bldg. A OOOD dairy rancn. stock, equip ment, hay and grain O S. Butterfleld. Medford Bldg. WHEN you think of real estate, think Of BROWN WHITE FOR SALE 48 North Orange St.. 8- room oome: nsrdwood floors three Bedrooms and sleeping porch: nome In real to Be moved off Priced tor quick sale at 63650 cbarles R Ray exclusive agent Room 204 0 S. Natl Bank Phone 302. FOR SALE 5 acres free soil 6-room modern house, basement, fireplace, outbuildings, at city limits. Will sell for what house Is worth. 101 Western Ave. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 20 milk cows, also some heifers. Adolf Schultz, Beagle. Ore. FOR SALE Four young, gentle milk cows, tested. Two wilt freshen soon. J. J. Spltzer, Crater Lake highway, 9 miles out. FOR SALE Jersey cow, 7 yeara old; heifer calf, and 4 tons nay. ao n. Front. FOR 8ALE Weaner pigs, milk cow, white boar, 10 tons hay. cheap. Whitman. Coker Butte Road FOR SALE 2 cows, 1 sow and 2 feed-" er pigs. All for 6140. Will take grain or corn In tho field. Feed Store, Gold Hill. FOR SALE 24 ewes. 16 lamba and one buck. Phone 147. FOR SALE Horses, mule colts and cows, also oat hay. Stewart Ave. to Thomas rofld Jack Martin FOR SALE POULTRV FOR SALE 150 White Leghorn pul lets from trap-nested, pedigreed stock: Lady May strain. Mrs. Car ley, phone 314-W. STARTED CHICKS Also day-old Bar red Rocks. Hampshlrcs. Brooks Hatchery, Phone 145-J, Grants Pass, Ore. FOR SALE Few Barred Hock cock erels, from CorvBllla. D. P. Duggan, Sams Valley, Central Point Rt. 1. RABBITS. Pekln Ducks Covered Wagon FOR SALE DOGS PETS FOR SALE Fine litter of cocker spaniels Humane Society. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES MODEL T Ford, 616. sonvllle highway. Box 124, .Jack- 28 CHEVROLET, cheap; A-l condi tion. Inquire Doty Auto Wreskera. C. E. GATES AUTO CO. R. & O. USED CARS '30 Graham 4-door sedan 8166 '36 Ford de luxe touring, 2-door. radio, heater 8635 33 Ford standard coupe 8316 '33 Willys 77, 4-door sedan 6206 39 Plymouth 4-door sedan 6125 C. E. GATES AUTO CO. User Car Department 6th and Bartlett. FOR SALE Or trade for late model truck, Cletrac 40 tractor In good shape. Inquire 323 Haven. FOR SALE 1936 Chev. 'i ton truck good shape. New rubber, dual rear wheels. Clarence Arnold, Trail, Ore. FOR SALE 1931 Chevrolet de luxe coupe, fine condition; 6250. Call 14-F-4. LANOE'S Dependable Used Cars with a 30-Day Written Guarantee. 1937 DeSoto DcLuxe Sedan, with over drive. 1936 Pontlac DcLuxe Sedan. 1936 LaFayette Sedan, with overdrive. 1936' Dodge DeLuxe Sedan. 1936 Plymouth DeLuxe sedan. 1936 Chevrolet DeLuxe Sedan. 1936 Chrysler 6 Sedan, like new. 1936 Chrysler DeLuxe Coupe. 1936 Chevrolet Panel Delivery. 1936 Ford V-8 Sedan. 1935 Ford V-8 Coupe. 1935 Plymouth Coupe. 1934 Chrysler Airflow Sedan. 1934 Plymouth Sedan. 1933 Plymouth Sedan. Also a large stock of 1929. 1930. 1931 Chevrolets, Fords, Plymouth, etc.. to choose from, at very low prlcea. LANOE MOTOR CAR CO. 38 N. Riverside. Used Car Lot at 25 So. Riverside. Open evenings and Sunday. FOR 8ALE Model A '31 roadster, cow and farm Implements. Mrs. A. B. Clar. Red School Dlst , next to Pierce's Greenhouse. FOR SALE at sacrifice, equity In 33 DeSoto de luxe 'sedan; less than 36.000 miles. See anytime at 644 Palm St " FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE A full-alwd cello, first- class condition, excellent tone. B. Denton, 477 No. Main. Ashland. FOR SALE Grapes. Griffin creek. Holmos Ranch ' COMBINATION drag and limb saw L. O. vanwyen. h. ivy. sTrm-ilJZER ooat manure in sacxs or bulk. Call or leave order, 109 So Holly. FOR SALE Walnuts. President plums, Delicious. Jonathan and King apples. Geo. Trelchler, Cen tral point. FOR SALE Miscellaneous household furniture. 631 Pennsylvania. poR SALE Petite prunes. Tel. 7-F-14 - PRUNES, lc lb, you pick: 1 ijc picked. Tomatoes, le. B E. Ford. 3 miles west on Jacksonville Hwy. Phone 731-R. . .. b,d, a in . in Martin caiblnes. 624 85; few used rlflea bar- gains. Special price, rods, reels. I Ollfr. Snort Sp. 817 No. FOR ftALI Kannti oat. besrflla trirltv. mlied with vetch. Phone ' 468-J-l. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Grapes, Concords. Mon- akkas. Mananas. Bolger, end of Spring St. FOR SALE Good wood range with cons. 130 s. uaxoaie. FOR SALE Used caterpillar tractor. industrial Hardware CO., 127 H. Riverside. FOR SALE Dry apple wood, 12". 16", 20". Also fireplace chunks. E. W. Carlton, Table Rock. Phone 114. Central Point. FOR SALE Small heating stove, cheap trailer, "29 model Ford Tudor. 226 Wabash, oft Spring St. TOMATOES 85c lug. you pick. Also . squash and pumpklna for winter Blankenshlp. Central Point. APPLES Oebhard's. Central Point, half mile north Bear Creek bridge FOR SALE Grapes and grape Juice Dell Vineyard, Route a. Medford. WHILE THEY LAST C grade and cull red ueucious apples, sue per lug Bring containers. Wing Orchards. FOR SALE New 2x4. 612 and 615 Used lumber, sash, doors, windows. draws. C. C. doors. Lee Williams, 1520 North Riverside. FOR SALE Dairy fertilizer, , mile north of Bear Creek bridge. Central roint. call after 5. A. C. Pappe FOR. SALE Small Jonathan apples, 25c a box; several varieties of grapes. Bring containers. Joe Kan tor. Route 4, east of Phoenix. Fern valley. JACK'S 2ND HAND STORE Bedroom set. sewing machine, bookcases, ranges, tea wagon. Every article a Bargain. iurj ooutn urape. FOR SALE Fine Jonathan apples, washed and sorted. Orchard Park Farms. Phone 401-J-2. FOR SALE Delicious and Jonathan apples, packed or loose. American Fruit Growers, Inc., South Fir St, SELLING FOR LESS. OUR PRICES MEAN SAVINGS FOR YOU Paint at 81.25 per gallon. Complete line of used and new pipe bdu pipe linings. New and used cable, from to 1 Inch. Bath tubs, sinks and plumglng sun dries. Large stock of Circulating Heaters ana nesting stoves, new nnd 2nd hand. Tools and lmpdemente for the car penter, mechanic and the farmer Large stock of barb-wire, fencing and cnicsen netting. Corrugated roofing arid roofing pa per at prlcea below mall order com, petltors. New and used furniture and utensils for the home, the camp and the summer nome REMEMBER Every Day Is Bargain Day at the MEDFORD BARGAIN BOUSE 27-31 North Grape Street USED 8EWING MACHINES All makes.treadle or electric, 67 60 up. FELDMAN ELECTRIC, 237 E. Main . pnone 937. FLAME TOKAY GRAPES at vineyard prices, one mile out spring St a. r. unrt. CRAWFORDS. Mulrs and grapes, V, mile south white Griffin Creek school. Henry Huklll. FOR SALE Cooking apples and ship ping apples. 60c box and up. O. V Myers. Old Pacific Highway. Phone FOR 8ALE Large wood or coal clr culatlng beater, small heating stove. platform scale, pair of chaps, extra heavy canvas, trult and lard press etc. c. A. Devoe. 1137 W. Main POR SALE Beat dry body fir wood in the valley. Phone 615 lor prices Hawiey Transfer Co.. 118 N. RlV' erslde. HOUSEHOLD furniture, washing ma- cmna. electric range and Hoyai sV.jtri.nn cmna. 40d weat 6th. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS t. Cluster or ag gregation 6. Over 11. Beam It. One who shoots from am bush 14. Bone 15. Dropping of a vowel or yllable In fironounc tig IT. Symbol for nickel II. Likely 10. Group of Is lands In the south Pact no 11. Inaact II. Gas of tbe air 8olutlon of Yesterday's Puzzle. URGE OSTE 1R0 W S I G NQgNlE gfMClAN e rMhTe A V ;E 5ASKA SJE Jfe Ef L I OTA XAp AM5Re FAT EPP LAT S1TIE OTRATEWR AC E A 1 HtS R E A mQ. ME S PlElGllHIOlSlTtvilElSlT 14. I'nlt of weight 41 Pa IB. Bholda 43, Three-Landed It. Composition armadillo for two 41. Immsrne 15. Wallow m. Tvps measure 10. Ovule 47. Kind of mineral It. .Small pft 43. NRAtlv IS. Church officials SO. Condiment IS. Insect's feeler &. Intersection of 17. Malt beveraffes two streets IS. War aviator M. Drinking vsnsel of record KS. American gen (0. Hdlhli needs tral 1 r-r r twM r r fT ZZSZZZ-II !! a H ZSZZZZZZZZEs 1M Tmz. So tt 'JZ7 7T si . ',' ' 54 f 17 1 I I f i I II II FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Bluestono and lime for bordeaui spray. Monarch Seed Co FOR SALE Cover crop seeds ot ail kinds Monarch seed s mo uo GOOD used collapsible Baby Buggy rnone ues-v PETITE PRUNES for tale, lo lb on tree Lee Voung. Columbus Ave oft Stewart. POR 8 ALB Grapes J. A alamta (wo miles east ot Jacksonville adjoining Clancy orchard FOR SALE Jonathan and Delicious Apples one boi to truck toad Joe Kan lot. route 4. Fern Valley. FOR SALE Inoculate vetch with ul tra); in for heaviest crops. Monarch Seed A Feed Co MISCELLANEOUS TAKE THINOS you don't need to 16 3- Front. Get cash or liberal trades. The Trade Mart. WE ARE prepared to rebuild your automobile with modern equipment Frees' Oarage. 801 N. CentraJ. BUSINESS CHANGES POR SALE News stand and notion store In Rogue River. Inquire at Stand BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT CO riTLb INttUKANCb 4 liS I HA! l b bfil HOW 8 Chlrupructlc Physician DH E W HOFFMAN CHIKUPHAOTIC PH YdltJLAN Jacksonville Hiway. Phone 003. DR O. O QOLDSBEKRY now located in new offices in New Fluhrer Bldg. room 302. phone 669. Dressmaking. THE DOMESTIC SHOP Dressmaking Tailoring, Alterations. Hats and dresses remodeled Coats re lined Aprons, house dresses 19 N Bartlett rHE FASHION SHOP - Dressmaking and Remodeling Buttons and Buckles covered. 308 U. S. NatlonsJ Bank Building, Tel. 1181. MONEY TO LEND October Says "Get Ready for Winter" "Do you need cash for fuel, clothing or other fall and winter needs? Money advanced on your signature and security. ..No endorsers. Prompt, courteous, friendly .service. SEE W B THOMAS MGR. ORE. AND WASH. MTQ. CO MED FORD'S OLDEST AND LARG EST PERSONAL FINANCE CO. 46 8. Central, Craterlan Bldg. Lie. No. S-157-M-180. Phone 139 Transfer. DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE Local and Long Distance Furniture Moving Bonded carriers. Fireproof storage. Expert crating, packing and shipping service. "Davis tor Service." Phone 044. EADS TRANSFER tb STORAGE CO. Office 26 So. Fir. Phone 316. Prions right. Service guaranteed. SAMSON Transfer and Storage, Fur niture Moving and expert furniture packing service. Fireproof storage new low rates. P. B. SAMSON CO Phone 883. STUART'S TRUCKING SERVICE Telephone 1033 or 333 111 No Fir St. Local and long distance. Fuel oils, any kind- Green stamps tn sJde of 3-mlle limit Cross -Word Puzzle t. Thin coating 10. Old Indian tribe 11. Disturbance of the peace II. Beat II. CryxtaJllsed rain II. Disheveled: colloq. 21, Overhung ominously 28. Requirements 25. Thong 27. Where play starts In golf . Circuit SI, Dealer In rlotf! SI, Young hawk 14. RcmtTnlss 3. Caused suffer ing 17. Animal fat SI, Scandinavian navigator 4L Reproductive hody nf a flowerless plant 41. Arabian sea port 44. Minute particle 47. Flnlsl of a splr 41. IWnr St. Hebrew letter. SI. Symbol for odium DOWN U Low moan ing sound L Orated I, Concerning 4. American In dian 5. Bkln 9. Small wild oi T. Receptacle for grain I. Munlral work: abbr. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Expert Window Cleaners. LET OEOROE DO II Tel, 1173 House cleaning, floor waxing, orl ental nig denning and upholstering Taxidermist and turner. Bring your Work to A. P. ADAMS Uo N. Ivy St Prlcea Right. prompt Service. Piano Instruction. FRED ALTON HA IO H T Teacher of Piano. Specialist in Classical and Modern Piano Instruction Chil dren, . Adults: Bcglnnors or Ad vanced. Halght Muslo Studio, 318 Liberty Bide. LEGAL NOTICES Notice to Creditors, In the County Court of the 8tate of Oregon ror jackson county. In the Matter ot the Estate of Selma Matthew, also known as Selma vic toria Matthew, deceased. The underpinned, having been ap pointed Administrator of the Estate of Selma Matthew, also Known Selma Victoria Matthew, deceased, by the County Court of the County of Jackson. State of Oregon, and having qualified, notice Is hereby given to ail persona naving claims agmnsi saia estate, to present them to the office of the undersigned attorney at 130 East Main Street, Medford, Oregon properly verified and with proper vouchers, within six 16) mont) from the date of the first publication of this notice, which la September 16, 1937. R. A. MATTHEW. Administrator of the above estate O. H. BENOTSON. Attorney for the estate. Howard District HOWARD, Oct. 7-(Spl.) P.-T. A will meet Friday. October 8, at 3 p. m. Refreshments will be served. nnnntmrtlnn nf n nlnV shed on the school grounds will start soon. rwnhor M In t.hn riAtfl fifit far & carnival at the school house to raise money for the opera to be given later. Arthur MefVmnfflft hiut been dan gerously 111 with Intestinal flu. Mrs. Al Stalswortn, who was tatcen tn the Sacred Heart hosDltal Septem- for 30 for an emergency operation, la convalescing nicely. ntn Wriffht has returned from Yreka. Calif., where he has been since the "gold rush." Wm. McCord and family are mov- lne to Central Point. Their place on Corn avenue will be leased. Mrs. Charles Sanderson and Mr. and Mrs. Lloy dHull and son, John, were callers nor ethta week. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Ricks and family made a motor trip over part of the new Siskiyou highway last Sunday. Mr, Northcraft and family are liv ing In the house formerly occupied by Bronsona. , 4 The Grange Koxy Ann Grange. Roxy Ann Grange met October 1 for a short business meeting, fol lowed by a "booster night" program. a. H. nanwell aave a talk on the co-operation of local people In sup porting local products. Capt. Pierce of the CCO also gave a Rhort talk on the benefits resulting from the CCO to the county and also to the boys belonging. A minuet show, nut on by the seu- on girls was very entertaining, as was musical number. Games directed by the lecturer were enjoyed by younger members. Refreshments weo servea oy n. . C. The H. E. C. will meet at the homo of Mrs. Coles Andrews on Haven street In Medford, October 18, E8TES PARK, Colo. tftK sudden increase In the birth rate among bears or Rocky Mountain national park has rangers ana naturalists puz Until last year there were believed to be only about 30 bears In the on tlre park. ThU year reports from Inn knnnnr. and summer rcstdonts Indi cated the number has been doubled. in two widely seDarated places mother bears with triplet cubs have been seen frequently. TO EYE' OF BABY CHICKS WAflHrNnTON ipi-The oootofflce department la all hot and bothered over the c.o.u. aay-oio-iive-cnica buslneso. Por some unexplained reason some shippers of that chirping commodity have been sending cargoes to flctl - ttoua addresses and persons wno nave nnt rrtirA them. All postal officiate can do In such a case la feed the chicks and talk to themselves, so from now on. a ship per of day-old live chicks will have to prove there's going to bo a guard Ian at the other end of the lino. Air Mileage Record SAN PRANC18CO VP) Tho aversgo airline stewardess quits after two veara or service to be married, but year, of service to be marnea. out ROCKY MOUNTAIN . PARK BEARS GAIN MAILING Miss Clara Johnson has Mown on and n. milled off on to roll up an aerial mileage of 1;" Ptr"!d- J?, f."! ?Kt. 075.000. Shi claim, to hav. moro'th. rosd h' u mile, to her credit th.n any othsr fhurch. A. tho ol no. r. i paujoO I at woman now active In aviation. . c7",road to ''f f "m one' 4 one of tho gang cut loose from one Sj.ooo.ooo Applications corner of tho church, another from WASHINGTON Ml Tho social so-! a second comer and a third from ourlty Board says 33.000.000 persons the gang car. One of tho officer. have applied for old age penilono. was badly wounded. Aa tho other tbe first of which will be paid In Mlnneman, loy dying In tho dust, a 1DU. gangster Is said to have snarled: "1 I Brady Gangsters Rate Tops In G - Men's List of Sought; Women May Snare Them Yet By JAMKS TkmTUiDfM TO 1D Vnm TnrtlAnft a gang that G-men label the most vicious now operating. lli IB mat ui m diouj mm -"v undersized pals who have boosted frequently, according to underworld gossip, thflt they would "out-ou- llngcr" Dllllnger. They've gone a long way towards making good. Pnllce charco them SDeclflcally Wlttl throe killings, several bank robberies and holdups. There is a leaercu re ward of 1500 out for each. Like Dllllnger. they broko Jail after one whirl at outlawry. r.tVa nilllnm. .nri his henchmen. they started then on a series ot bank robberies. Youngest Is a Braggart I.lkn tha Dimmer gang, they have the O-men on their trail. Director J. Edgar Hoover has set after them a picked squad of federal agents, as Man.l in aiirh niMi. His men have a code word for the gang "the braga squad." Mast Important of all. possibly, the gang has Its known weakness. Like Dllllnger, Its members are overly fond of women. The "braga squad" are Just two former farm boys and a big city youth who went wrong. All three Alfred Brady, James nnliinvAr snH Clarence Lee Shaffer. Jr., are small. Police call them "nan pint killers." All are to producta of broken homes, and ore 31 to 31 years old. Both Brady and Dalhover are morose, while Shaffer la boastful end talkative, like Dllllnger. To him Is credited a crack about "making Dll llnier a Dlker." What xncyre Line u.m Bm rintAlls from the federal bureau of Identification and the po lice. Alfred Brady, credited with pa ths gang organlier la an Indiana farm boy. described by one oi nis iirs. swecthuarta as "too sweet to hurt anyone." Plnch-taced and hard muscled from hla years on the farm and at a mechanic' bench, he waa . H.B- ir.nti.nri ind.. in 1010 and attended elementary school at North Salem. When he waa a cnnu, u father died and Brady moved wun n mother to Indianapolis-. She remar ried, but died In 1920. An errand boy, then a clothing store worker, he was first arreBted on a vagrancy charge In 1034. Later, for possession oi stolen property, he did a atreicn m an Indiana prison farm, then worked as a farm nana near . There he probably met oainover, who farmed nearby. By 1036, Brady i- iHian.nnitn once more, wuik- WUS 1.1 .w.-i- ing in factories. The next year the Brady gang raids began. James Dalhover, craca riuo also is a farm boy raw-Donea sra scrawny. Pour yeara older man n - nBa ih. nnn at DOTentS oruuj, ho " - ; Ibijt divorced. He attended school at Madison, Ind., married a Cincinnati girl, and has two boys, 9 ana i years old. A roving laborer aa a youth, he returned to Indiana and -bought farm near Hanover, mixing iarm work with bootlegging. His nrsi prison sentence, at Santa Fe, N. M., was for auto theft. Othera foliowod In Kentucky and Indiana for assault to kill and possession of a still. Clarence Lee Shaircr, jr.. -iouu mouth" of the trio, operated a sand wich ahop before Joining up. Born hero In 1018. he was roared by grand parents after hla parents separated. He attended elementary scnooi no at Ben Davis, Ind., and apparently lived a normal uie. ou wmw w ing odd Jobs, he worked for a time with a character known to the O men aa Charles Oeiseklng. onetime member of the Brady gang who Is now serving time In Ohio. From Stores to Banks. The first Job attributed to the gang waa a 320 store robbery at Robinson, 111., In January, 1030. Brady was Identified aa one of the followed. And then In April, 1030, the gang grabbed a haul of Jewolry at Lima, O., and escaped after a running fight. Oeiseklng was wounded and hla pal's brought him hore for medi cal aid. A pottct patrol cornered them at a surgeon's office and the gang again shot their way out. kill i Dniim HMrrannt Richard Rivers. The transport of 013.000 In Jewels across a state line is tne nasi iur the federal charges sgolnst the gang. A row days later, Brady and Dal hover were captured at Chicago, and in Oreonricld, Ind., they slugged tho sheriff with an Iron bar, fled to Baltimore and established a base, polios believe, for forays back in Ohio and Indiana. This was a turning point In tho career of the gang. No longer dlJ they bother with stores only banks. They Kill n Officer. their door, dofl- Holduns laid at 1 nit)y and tentatively, Include bank hherles at Carthage, Farmiana, North Mndlson, Anderson and Oood- lan(j (n Indians, and at Lancaster, , WMton ,d Greenville In Ohio, , then crimes there were tha killings or Rivers, oi arocory Clerk Edwsrd Llnsey In a 0150 rob bury at Plqua, Ohio, and or Bute pollcomsn Paul Mlnneman in a gun battle near Logons port. Ind. That battle waa a high spot. Tho Bradyo fleeing from tho 02.000 bank robbery at Goodland, roared down a country road, raising dust ao thick thst tho officers In tho car behind could are only a few feet. At a crossroads the Bradys laid an --- ,. noss hnm ftt .Tnhn mllntTPF. hfcS inrOnH Long Crime Record INDIANAPOLIS. J1 Here la what the federal bureau of inves tigation holds against the Brady gang: Jan. 25, 1030 Robbery of the Roonev Grocery. Robinson. 111.. S320 cash and grocerlea. March 4, 1938 Bobbery or R. o. Wleland Jewelry store, at Green ville. Ohio, of $8,000. March 10, 1030 Robbery of Kay Jewelry store, Lima, Ohio, of 90.830. March 3,1, 1930 Robbery of a grocery at Plqua. Ohio, of 1150 and slaying of Grocery Clerk Ed ward Llnsey. April 0. .1030 Robbery or Sol Partner Jewelry store. Dayton; Ohio, of 27.000 in Jewels. April 37, 1030 A repeat robbery at the Kay store, 13.000 in Jewels. In a subsequent fight, Police Ser geant Richard Rivers of Indianap olis was slain. Nov. 23. 1030 Robbery of North Madison State bank, North Madi son, Ind., ot S1.830. Deo. 17, 1030 Robbery of State bank, Carthage, Ind., of $3,105. Feb. 38, 1037 Robbery at Citi zens State bank, Greenville, Ohio, ot B,174. April 37, 1937 Robbery of Peo ple'a Loan & Trust Co., Farmland, Ind., of 1,437. . - April 33, 1937 Robbery of Good land State bank, Goodland, Ind., of 03,000. In the chase. State Po lioeman Paul Mlnneman was slain. Rnslrles this list, a number ot robberies In Indiana and Ohio la sttrlbuted to the gang, and they ire auspected or at least one other tilling. ' ought to finish you right now.". ' Woman May Doom Them. -rtj. fhA hunk robhartes. the ffana layed low for awhile, but were flushed by police last August In Baltimore. Brady and Dalhover had married meantime and Brady had set up a tavern there. Aa "Eddie Maxwell." he contributed to the community's social life by appearing boldly In ad vertised exhlbltlona oi inncy ruuer skatlng at a large Baltimore rink. In the gang hideout, police found an extensive arsenal and gun-mak ing tools. But the gunmen escaped, aa us ual, under fire. What chance la there of catching them? Officers predict the capture event- ..llu nrill hn made through -a tip from some caatoM sweetheart. Nharfer Expects the Clialr. nw th nhicnuo oaDture. .Shor ter blames a . pretty young New Or leans woman who nas aamitwa leavlnir her husband and ohlld for gangland thrills. "If Brady had left women alone," Shaffer told reporters at that time, "we wouldn't bo here now. She told us to pork the car and leave the Junk in It, wanting uo to oinj In a notol all night Instead ; of leaving town." Shatter summed up tne moo philosophy In these worda: "Do I know wnava coming w Sure, the electric chair witn irjens. What'a the difference? I had a gooa time while It lasted." AI HER PLANT DENVER tJF) There were 50,000,000 gallons ot water all around Mayor Ben Stapleton, ao It wasn't an unreason able demand when ho asked for a drink. "Just plain water," ho said when tho waiter started pouring a cup of coffee "I'm sorry, boss, but wo Just aln t got no water," tho waiter replied. "You aU will have to drink coffee." Tho incident occurred at dedica tion banquet In Denver's now filter ing plant. There are no connections In tho plant where a thirsty man can got a drink. Oso Mall Tribune want adr Travel Table AIHI'I.ANKS Northbound Leave Molts Close 13:60 P. M. 13:11 P U. 6:37 A. M 4:63 A. al Southbound Leave Mall Close 10:60 A. M. 10:11 A, M. 11:24 P. al 13:08 A. TRAINS Northbound MAYOR GOES DRY Loan Malls doss 9:15 A. M. :'6 A. al 0:06 P M 7:06 P. 61 Southbound Leave Malls Close 8:26 A M. ':36 A. al 0:46 P. M 0:46 P at. BUSES North Sooth 8 :06 A M. 13 06 A U. 7:66 A M. 0:10 A. at. 10:80 A 64. : 1:60 t H : 3:00 P. M. l 46 P. H 8:60 P. at. 6:80 P. al 11:10 P si. :46 P. H 10:10 P. M. To Klamath Palls 9.44 A. Si. and 0.46 P.