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FOR WANT ADS
LOST AND FOUND
JXST 4.50x21" mounted tire, worn
Diamond retread. Call "Mart" at
Highway Service Station, 4th nd
Riverside. Phone 369.
I06T Glasses with silver rims. Mon
day Reward. Return to Tribune.
LOST Uotrnasmgeall 1816.
WANTED MALE HELP
WANTED Two steady single men for
dslrv rsnch In California. Box 607,
Mali Tribune.
NEAT A-l outside retail salesman;
exclusive line. Going firm. Box
897, Tribune.
WANTED Man to shuck corn. Tel.
3S5-R-3.
WANTED 3 men with team to husk
corn between Medford and Jackson
ville. C. A. DeVoe, 1127 W. Main St.
WANTED FEMALE HELP
BUSINESS GIRLS AND HOUSEWIVES
Do you want a recreation that Is
beneficial as well as enjoyable?
Afternoon and evening dancing
classes of ballet, exercise and tap
combined are now being organized.
This dancing will Improve your fig
ure, make you more limber, and
give you poise. Telephone 727 or
393-Y for information. Jewel Deter
Dance Studio, 210 West Main.
WANTED Woman for general house
work, -3 adults. . Phone 696.
WANTED Experienced cosmetics sales
lady for local retail store. Box 1012,
Tribune.
WANTED Girl for general house
work. Call evenings alter 6:30, 844
Dakota.
WANTED Girl for housework after
' noons and stay three evenings a
week. 624 Dakota. Phone 1452-Y.
WANTED woman to care ior aura,
light housework. 30 So. Cottage.
WANTED SITUATIONS
RELIABLE. CAPABLE, single gentle
man, middle-aged, with clean hab
its, doesn't smoke or use tobaco
of any kind. Is seeking position,
city or country. Box 643. Tribune
WANTED Practical nursing. J. W.,
Box 74, Central Point. . Tel. 481,
8 a. m. to 6 p. m.
WANTED Day or hour work by
middle-aged lady. In Washington
school district. Box 608, Tribune.
WAN with fsmlly wants work on
ranch. Write T. M. Orove. Ruch.
JELECTRICIAN Wants work any
kind. Phone 888-H. 13 N. OaMnle.
WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED Female dog. nursing pup
pies. Phone 468-R-2.
WANTED Cabin on Rogue river,
small aoreage. will pay cash If
price right. Box 806. Tribune.
. WANTED 30 hesd of young stock to
pasture for 30 days. J. E. Glass,
Brownsboro. Ore.
WE CLEAN. "Sh sndADJUST any
make sewing machine without
charge. Singer Service Dept., Tel
782. 32 So. Grape.
WANTED By Not. 1, S or 4 -loom
modern house within four mllaa of
Jacksonville. Box 696. Tribune.
TO SELL you a loo-lb seek of those
maaly Klamath Netted Oem pota
toes for 90e Free delivery Peer
last Market. Phone 603
JTTNK Highest prices paid for brass
radiators, eopper. storage osttrles
aluminum and other metals
Scrap iron, smsir or large lots
pipe and machinery woo) and cot
ton raga inner tubes
Our orlces will interest you.
Hides Pelts Wool Mohair
Household Goods Furniture Stoves
bought and sold
MEDFORD BAROA1N HOUSE
WE PAY MOMS CASH
For youi furniture
HOlHROOK AMHItHS
8th nd F-on Phone M7
FOR RENT APARTMENT8
FOR RENT Furnished apt. 618 No.
Central.
CLEAN 3-room apartment: adults.
Phone 641-W.
FOR PENT Two room furnished
apartment. 414 S. RlverMde.
FOR PENT Upper ft-room furnished
tpartment Inquire 804 E. Main.
Phone 287-X.
FOR RENT S-room furnlshe-1 apt.;
S rivet bath and entrance. Adult
t. Jtekton.
FOR RENT Unfurnished S-room
apartment 403 8 Newtown el 19
FURNISHED apartment for rent, with
electrical conveniences Inquire
fit South Oaxdsia,
FOB RENT FURNISHED
ROOMS .
SLEEPING ROOM, 306 S. Holly.
FOR RENT Room, 163 N. Oakdale.
SLEEPING ROOM 2 week. 918
Hamilton.
ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 8 Orapt
FOR RENT HOUSES
FOR RENT 2 -room house, 1 acre of
ground, on Loaler Lane. Call at
730 Dakota.
FOR RENT Cheap house, 332 N. Cen
tral. Phone 817.
FOR RENT Furnished 5-room mod
ern house: electrlo range, water
heater, garage. Apply 816 South
Riverside.
FOR RENT Furnished 6-room house.
Inquire Sundays only, 320 S. Grspe.
FOR RENT Very fine 4-room fur
nished house. Res. A. Ideal Court,
corner Myrtle and Taylor Sts. Geo.
Iverson.
FOR RENT 6-room furnished house
at 226 So. Riverside, close In. Tel.
457-J.
FOR RENT BOARD-ROOMS
BOARD and room. 328 N. RIverMde.
FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT 700-acre stock ranch;
160 acrea In cultivation: also 160
sera farm. For ssle, 10 and 15-acre
tracts, 6 miles from Medford 602
N. Riverside.
PIANO for rent. 3.00 month. Palmer
Music Store.
FOB EXCHANGE
FOR SALE or trade for car. restau
rant business and equipment. Low
rent. Talent Cafe, Talent. Ore.
WILL EXCHANGE Jersey cow for
calves or Hereford bull. Joe Now.
Beagle.
FOR SALE or trade for fresh milk
cows or shoats. 1 3-year-old Guern
sey bull, well-built 2-wheel trailer.
Buesoher C saxophone. Remington
typewriter. A. E. Cross, one mile
north of Rogue River, west side of
Evans creek.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Grapes and
apples, several varieties 25c and
up. Bring containers. Joe Kantor.
Rt. 4. Fern Vallry.
FOR EXCHANGE
REAL ESTATE
WILL TRADE Modern Medford 6
room home for home with small
acre agp. close in. Box 1024. Tribune.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE 120 acres, a mile south
Ashland, S-room house, electricity,
water preasute, barn, etc., 45 acres
In cultivation, 15 acres Irrigated,
all kinds of fruit, nut trees and
berries, 60 acres timber, fenced with
woven wire, a very fine home in
- a beautiful setting. Price 84500.
terms, including 4 cows, 1 team. 3
hogs, 76 chickens and farm equip
ment. L. O. PICK ELL. 18 So. Bartlett.
ATTENTION
WOOD MEN OR STOCK MEN
Here la your opportunity: 160 A.
pasture and wood, well located on
good road and creek, only 92 per A.
L. G. PICKELL. 16 S. Bartlett.
FOR SALE 7-room furnished apart
ment house: 350 will handle, bal
ance 15 month; rents for $30
month. 468 B St., Ashland.
Ar)Pr A 5-room modern house.
iBLIJJU 428 North Holly: all re
conditioned, ready for
occupancy; lerms. a J so
(7 CO Reconditioned 4 - room
O OU modern house and large
lot in Central Point; 9200
will handle.
Se A. F. FLOWERS
Corner 12th and Front.
Ai aaa Located on Millionaire
taluUU Drive. Medford "s finest
T suburban district, neat
modern cottage, garage, one acre
beautifully landscaped, rock gar
den, fish pond, fine shade, f.hrubs.
flowers, strawberries, etc. We will
assist In financing this property.
Also
AAA A A 21 acres excellent land.
iflijUUU Irrigated, new barn,
cnick house, granary,
small cottage, fully furnlshsd In
cluding electric range; clover, corn,
etc., all goes with place: 3 miles
from Medford.
THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
7 No. Bartlett.
5fi ACRES, modern home and im
provements, for sale by owner. Or
chard Home Drive at'stewart Ave.
R. D. McCarty.
FOR SALE 2' acres on Barneburg
road, Siskiyou Height Addition;
city water obtainable; $108. Phone
loie-x.
20 ACRES. 4-room house, 10 acres
prunes, 10 acrea grapes. An Ideal
chicken ranch at a low price. E.
C. Faber, Central Point.
FOR SALE Residence. 9750: large
mirror, ming table, canned fruit.
Cheap. olB Penn. Ave.
FOR SALE 1 acre, new 2 -room house
In Thomas addition. Price 9400, Call
302. Jacksonville.
FOR SALE Duplex, close in. on pave,
ment. completely furnished. Pay
ing big interest on Investment, only
91750. See L. O. Pickell, exclusive
aent, 18 S. Bartlett.
FOR SALE 109 8o Orange. 8 rooms,
8 bedroom. 2 sleeping porches
wood shed, double garage Phone
IDA, business hours.
HOUBtfc) KOR SALS to Medford and
surrounding towns Easy term
Jackson County Federal Savings
Loao Association
WHEN you think or real estate., think
Of BROWN & WHITE
POR SALE 48 North Orange dt.. 6
room noma: nam wood floors three
Bedrooms and titepint porch: nume
in real to m movd off Priced for
quick ult at 13650 Oharlat R
Ray tielualva agent Moors 104 0
S Natl Bank Phone 403
LOOKINfl for a farm city home or
a oustntsaf See Sid Blood 122 N
CantraJ Phone 480
FEDERAL LAND BANK PARKS
Convenient terms Call W siren Pat
teraun 201 Liberty Bidg. or O A
Btme 167 Sum tn 9? t'jtrene
FOP SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE- Gyxl Jrrtv milk cows I
Toeo. Rain, Z Point I
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOUR brood sows, 1 boar, also 30
weaner pigs, for sale or trade for
good team. Emll Schlesel, valley
View.
FOR SALE 3 young white brood
sows to farrow in November, or
will trade tor good dairv cow. A.
V. Wyatt, phone Jacksonville 174.
FOR SALE Guernsey heifer cnlves.
Chester Wendt, phone 697-J-2.
FAT HOGS at Mccarty's, Orchard
Home Drive.
ANNOUNCEMENT
We will open the Livestock Auction
at the Sale Pavilion in North Med
ford, Saturday, Oct. 30. Sale begins
at 1:30 p. m., promptly.
One entire household of prac
tically new furniture, Including
Hotpoint electrio range, good wood
range, Chesterfield set, dining room
set.
Cows for dairy or breeding pur
poses must have T. B. and abortion
test.
Whether you wish to buy or sell,
be sure to attend this auction. Call
851-J-3 for property listings.
So. Oreg. Livestock Auction Co.
Col. A. H. Dudley. Auctioneer.
FOR SALE Good Jersey -Guernsey
cow and 6-weeks-old calf. Inquire
822 So. Oakdale or phone 945-X.
HAVE few Corrldale bucks 9 months
old. Heavy shearing stock. Priced
reasonable. Hawkins Bros., Apple
gate. Ore.
FOR SALE Durham milk cow. Grant
Walker, Phoenix, across tracks from
Newbry Packing House.
WEANER PIGS for sale. George Ted
rick, old Pacific Hwy.
ONE heifer and one calf for sale.
Apply at Mrs. Minnie Edwards',
Phoenix.
FOR SALE Horses, ail kinds; oat
hay in bam: cows. Will trade
Stewart Ave. to Thomas road Jack
Martin
FOR SALE Extra fine Chester White
weaner pigs on Airport Road. P. A.
Long.
FOR SALE DOGS PETS
AUSTRALIAN shepherd pups. Call at
Covered Wagon: also white rabbits.
FOR SALE Pointer pups. 10 weeks
old. Northrup Poultry Farm, off
. Thomas road.
REG. Roller Canarttis. all colors. Mrs.
C. A. DeVoe. 1127 W Mfln.
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
1931 FORD Coupe: air-wheel tires,
mechanically perfect. Dependable
Blue Seal guarantee and priced for
quick sale on low easy terms.
PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO.
Dodge and Plymouth Distributors.
FOR SALE 9110 equity for 830 in
1930 Ford 2 -dr. sedan, trunk; only
32,000 miles. 723 W. 2nd.
FOR SALE Crawford electric range,
used 9 months, 955; hot water heat
er; one thermostat; radio, golf
clubs, etc. 602 West 4th.
O. E. GATES AUTO CO.
R. & Q. USED CARS
'35 Graham Coupe - 9468
'35 Graham 4 -door Sedan......-... $495
'35 Ford Fordor Sedan .....$416
'34 Ford Coupe $385
'36 Ford Tudor Sedan $570
C. E. GATES AUTO CO.
Used Car Department
6th and Bartlett.
FOR SALE - 1931 Chevrolet da luxe
coupe, fine condition: $250. Call
14-F-4
FOR SALE POULTRY
FOR SALE Rhode Island Red pul
lots. Tel. 503-J.
FEW choice Bronze breeders. I. D.
Can field. Aloha Ranch, Coleman
crerk road.
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS HEATED, very attractive room for
gentleman. oo Pennsylvania.
FOR SALE Montag circulating heat
er, burns wood or coal. Trade for
cow or what have you? Phone 1377.
ENGLISH WALNUTS Franquettea
10c and up. Phone 195, Jackson
ville. Henspeter.
MANURE for sale.
Lane.
J. N. Winter, Ross
FOR SALE; Hay. corn, apples. 10-
gai. jar. typewriter, smeooara. mo
tor, bookcase. 643 So. Ivy Phone
1002-L.
FOR SALE Grain hay in stack. R,
V. Be all. Bcall Lane.
APPLES for sale cheap. A.
one mile west Phoenix.
OAT HAT for sale. T. J. Parsons,
Phoenix.
FOR SALE 1 Fordson tractor, 1 trac
tor plow. 1 Bean sprayer, 1 Bean
underground system; good condi
tion. Reasonable. Harry's Repair
Shop, back of Hudson-Tcrraplane
Bldg.
PUMPKINS. 6e to 2ftc. B. E. Ford. 3
miles west on Jacksonville Hwy.
Phone 731 -R.
OLD QUILTS tied and re-covered, 91
Phone 1566-L.
FOR SALE A bicycle, guaranteed to
ne in gooa condition: new rumer
tires. 624 N. Riverside.
NEWTOWN APPLE cllaMonK keepers.
20o per lug. Bring containers. Wing
Orchard.
FOR SALE Good red and white ap
ples. 25c box. You pick. ?hipps Or
chards. FOR SALE Flex-O-Olass. tne perfect
glass substitute Inclose sleeping
laundry porches. Keep out wintry
weather. Inexpensive, easy to In
stU Monarch Seca St Feed Co.
FOR BALE Bedding, pillows, etc
Articles from 6c up. T. A Water
man. 358 So. Oakdale.
FOR SALE Grapps and grape Juice
Dell Vineyard. Rt 2. Medford.
FOR SALE Stock molasses
Sed and Feed Co.
FOR BALE Mouse and rat extermin
ators of all kinds Monarch Sd
& Feed Co
FOR SALE Ahep guano, not loaded
with soil, the pure quill. 91.50 cwt
Monarch Seed A Fed Co.
FOR SALE -Fert Hirer sulphur Mon
arch Seed Feed Co.
POR 9 ALE- -Orapen Mnit
two miles 'east ol ji sod nils
adjoio.nt CUnoy orootuo.
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
APPLES. 40c per lug and up. O. V.
Myers, old Pacific Hwy. Tel. 368-J
FOR SALE Tokay Grapes. Hlllcrest
Orchard, phone A72-H-5.
CORN for sale, 920 ton. Inquire
Phoenix Garage.
APPLES Gebhard'a. Central Point,
half mile north Bear Creek orldga
JACK'8 2ND HAND STOKE Bedroom
set, sewing machine, bookcases,
ranges, tea wagon. Every article
bargain. 108 South Grape
CRAWFORDS. Mulra and grapes, H
mile south white Griffin Creak
school. Henry Huklll.
FOR SALE Best dry body fir wood
In the valley. Phone 616 Tor prices
Hawley Transfer Co.. 118 N. Riv
erside. FOR SALE Grapea. Holmes Ranch.
uruiin creeit.
GOOD used collapsible Baby Buggy
i-none i laa-y
MISCELLANEOUS
SMALL SPACE available to respon
sible parties in centrally located
retail store. Some window space If
desired. Use of office machines and
phone If parties will attend to my
cans ana customers auring my uo
sence from store. Box 602. Tribune.
TRUCK for hire. 707 West Jackson.
OPPORTUNITY Home in the coun
try for the winter. Attractive prop
osition to partv giving sufficient
particulars. Address Tribune, Box
1029.
LAUNDRY Rough dry. flat pices
ironea. oc id. cauea ior And deliv
ered. Phone 1566-L.
SPIRELLA CORSETIERE Mrs. Dor
othy Somod. 1211 E. Main St.
CHARI3 & SWAVIS Corsetleres. Tel.
Medford 1202, Eagle Point 15-X-21.
ASSAYER W G. Wright, 614 1& W.
11th St. Gold, silver, copper, cin
nabar. WE ARE prepared to rebuild your
automobile with modern equipment
Frees' Garage, 801 N. Oentral.
SEWING MACHINES adjusted, oiled
In your home. $1. Phone 937
FELDMAN ELECTRIC. Bartlett and
Main.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
JACKSON COUNTY
ABSTRACT CO
HILL INSUHANCfc
AUalHAC'l'B
ESCROWS
Auctioneer.
COL. C. B. McKAY. General Farm hnd
Livestock Auctioneer; 18 years ex
perience. Dates made anytime
501 E. Main. Medford. Ore.
Chiropractic Ptiysiclan
DR E W HOFFMAN
CHIROPRACTIC PHY alt) IAN
Jacksonville Hlway Phone 862.
Dentin
DR O. O. OOLD6BEHHY now located
In new offices in New Fluhrer Bldg.
room 302, phone 689.
DR. WM. C. THOMPSON. Dentist. 328
Medford Bldg. Specializing In den
tures. Radiator Repairing
HOOPER'S RADIATOR SERVICE
33 South Bartlett.
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THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking
, and Remodeling Button and
Buckles covered 308 U 8. National
Bank Building rei. 1181
Expert Window Cleaners.
LET GEOROE DO IT Tel 1172
House cleaning, floor waxing, oii
maniglMrdrignduph Washing- MacMna service.
WASHING mschlna ssrvtoe, all makas
Pull Una Maytag parts. Medford
Maytag Co., 31 No. Bsrtlttt. Tel. 88
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, rrienaiv aervioo.
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ORE. AND WASH. MTG. CO.
MED FORD'S OLD ESI AND LARG
EST PERSONAL FINANCE CO
45 S. Central, Crater! an Bldg.
Lie. No S-1A7-M-180. Phone 189
Piano Instruction.
PR ED ALTON HA IGHT Teacher of
Piano. Specialist in Classical and
Modern Piano Instruction Chil
dren. Adults: Beginners or Ad
vanced Halght Music Studio 818
Llbertv Bldg
ROOFING
DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK? Have It
repaired now. AH work guaran
teed. Estimates free. Phone 1263
J. R. Monon.
Transfer.
DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Local and Long Distance Furniture
Moving Bonded carriers Fireproof
storage Expert crating, packing
and shipping service. "Da via for
service." Phone 644
CADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Office 26 So Fir. Phone 315. Prions
right Service guaranteed.
SAMSON Transfer and Storage, Fur
niture Moving and expert furniture
packing service Fireproof storage
new low rates.
F. E. SAMSON CO- Phone B83.
STUART'S TRUCKING SERVICE
Telephone 1033 or 832 111 No Fir
St Local and long distance Fuel
otls. any kind Green stamps In
side of 3-mile limit
DOOMED BY BIG DAM
HOOD RIVER, Oct. 28. (AP
Owners of one of Hood Elver's most
treasured landmarks, the old Under
wood property on which the Ilrat
commercial orcharding was under
taken In this famed fruit valley,
will receive $23,638 for damages
which will be sustained when Bon
neville dam floods the Columbia
river lowlands.
In condemnation proceedings, the
owners asked for $100,000 but a
Jury awarded the lower figure. The
property was first filed on by Amos
Underwood in 1866 upon settling
here following participation In the
Indian wars of the northwest.
Alaska has had commercial avia
tion for 14 years.
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BEAGLE. Oct. 28. (8pl.) The so
cial given at the school house Oct
ober 21 by Ant loch community Sun
day school was well attended. A tme
program was rendered as follows:
songs, by men's chorus: reading.
Robert Blacholf; song Claudlne
Stalllngs; recitations, Mr. Lu
cas; song Betty Lou and Mar
jorle Ann Brownwood; reci
tation, Cleo Blschoff: song. Betty
Walters: song, Ina Pearl Lucas; song,
by the young people; song, by man's
chorus. The men's chorus masquer
aded as ladles and dressed In the
latest, from the street suit to the
full formal, which was the source
of a lot of laughs from the audience.
Games supervised by Mrs. Grant
were enjoyed after the program and
lunch of pumpkin pie and coffee
was served. The proceeds will be
used at Christmas time. We want to
thank those from neighboring dis
tricts who attended.
Mr. Thomas, who has been making
his home with Mr. and Mrs. Walters
for the past few months, left Thurs
day for his home in Hollywood.
Cal. He expects to return to Oregon
to make his home In the near lut-
ure.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Martin cele
brated their third wedding anniver
sary Saturday evening at the home
of Mrs. Martin's parent, Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Sanderson, with a pin
ochle party. Those present were Mrs.
Pearl Martin and sons Leo, MerriU
and Cecil, Mrs. Sweet and son Des
mond, Ruth Weames, Ruth and
Doris Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Chaa.
Sanderson and sons Lloyd, Robert
and Ernest, and the host and hos
tess. Mr. and Mrs. Martin, and son
Donnle.
Miss Betty was a Sunday guest
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. K.
Blschoff and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Perdue moved
the last of the week to the ranch
Just this side of Trail. Mr. and Mrs.
Melvln Martin are moving onto the
Copley ranch the Perdue Just va
cated. The new home on the Bweet
ranch la progressing nicely. The
plasterers are nearly flnlahed wltn
the Inside work. Mrs. Bweet expects
to move Into It In a week or to.
The Jones family, which has been
living on the Harper place, has mov
ed to the Edler ranch.
Ruth Weamea Is staying wltn Mrs.
Pearl Martin so she can continue
going to high school at Sams val
ley.
Sams valley stock men went
through Beagle the first of the
week with a herd of beef stock
which they brought off the aummsr
range.
Mr. Rush and sons Joe and Dick,
left the first of the week for the
mountains to round up their stock
and drive them out.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Sanderson
from near Medford, spent Sunday
with home folks here. In tha after
noon Mr. and Mrs. Sanderson and
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. San
derson and Robert, visited at the
Edler home In McLeod.
Friends of Charles Nelson of the
IUlhae orchard, are sorry to hear
of his misfortune of shooting hut
foot with a shot gun Saturday eve
ning.
Butte Falls
BUTTE FALL8, Oct. S8. (Spl.)
Les Edmondson's funeral on October
IS was attended by a large host of
frlenda and relatives. The floral
trlbutea were beautiful and abund
ant. There were so many flowers
that all could not be placed on his
grave, but other graves wore deco
rated. All liked Lea Cdmondson and
were saddened by his departure. Ser
vices were held at the ehuroh In
Butte Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oordon of
Fort Klamath, Lea Edmondson's
brother-in-law and sister, came In
time to sea Lee. They attended the
funeral and returned homo Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hlggenbotham
of Malln spent Friday, Saturday and
Sunday of last week here. They at
tended Lee Edmondson's funeral.
Mrs. Ben Edmondaon was called
back to Seneca by the Illness of her
daughter.
Francis Chapln la back at school
after a siege of tonsllttla.
Mrs. Oliver Hllkey had toiullltls,
but la better.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Edmondaon
have moved Into Miss Tsylor'a house.
May Oeppert. who la recovering
from pneumonia, Is stIU under a doc
tor's care. Her fever has left her
and ah la relieved of the anxiety
and fear which goes with Illness.
Mrs. J. A. Hllkey hss been 111 but
la better.
Tha high school hsd a pie soclsl
entertslnment and ball game last
Thursdsy evening. The boys won.
14 to 10, over the girls.
Mrs. Obra Abbott waa unable to
have tha Hustlers club last Thurs
day, so they met with Mrs. HI Id red
Abbott. About sixteen were present.
Two new members were voted Into
the club, Mrs. Lohr and Mrs. Lester
Smith. The club worked on Mrs.
Oeoperfa quilt. The hostess rved
Ice eresm, fruit cake, cook'es, coffee
and tea.
All had a good time besides sc.
compllshlng qultt a little work.
Nxt meeting of the club will be
with Mrs. Hereford, Thursdsy after
noon, November 4.
Loan AeM III
t? FAUL (UP) Assets Of II fed
eal savings and ton associations In
tha rwln cities hn Increased mire
tn an le.ouO.OOO In the past year, nc
cording- to John Fx'Tt, president of
the Mlnnsants gr-.up.
-
Da Mall ErtbuM want ad.
Talent
TALENT. Oct. 38. (Spl.) Crater
Lake Campflre Girls met at the home
of Miss Clair Wlthroe Thursday even
ing. Posters were made for their
Hallowe'en dance to be given Satur
day night. New officers elected for
the year were: La Veils M&aon, presi
dent; Juanita Boardman, vice-president;
Ssrlene Wlthroe, secretary
treasurer; Clair Wlthroe, seargent-at-arms.
Committees will be appointed
later.
Harland Lowe. Vernon Watten
berger and Clarence Ma this visited the
Medford airport Sunday,
Hulda Estes and Cornelia Hllkey
shopped In Medford Saturday.
Mrs. Clarence Mathls, local presi
dent of the P.-T.A., attended P.-TJt.
school of Instruction at Medford Fri
day. Mrs. Paul Walker and daughter of
Medford visited her mother, Mrs.
Preston, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Schumacher of
Grants Pass were visiting In Talent,
Sunday.
The Campflre Olrla are busy selling
dance tickets.
Word waa received by friends of
the Pace family of Sacramento, Cal.
that J. N. Pace passed away lait
Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Pace were
former residents of Talent. Mr. Pace
at one time was chief of police of
Talent.
A valuable horse belonging to Dan
Smith was shot and killed by a care
less pheasant hunter recently.
Mrs. Gladys Helblg of Roseburg.
who haa been with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. C. Long, for the past six
weeks, returned to her home last
Saturday.
Mrs. Mabel Montgomery of Green-
view, Cal., waa visiting friends In
Talent, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Richardson and
daughters Helen, Gene and Rose
mary shopped In Medford Saturday.
John Herring fell and broke his
hip Sunday. He was taken to the
Community hospital In Ashland by
the attending doctor.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hart have re
turned home from Idaho where they
have spent the past two weeks visit
ing relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Clark of Hilt,
Cel., spent Sunday visiting Mrs.
Clark's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Stevens, here.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith of Glendalo
visited their daughter, Mrs, Alts
Estea and daughter over the week
end. Harry Lowe, principal of the new
Elk Rogue school, and his family
spent the week-end In Talent.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J, Tryon attended
the opening of the new Siskiyou
highway Wednesday.
Big Applegate
BIO APPLEOATE, Oct. 38. (Spl.)
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith of Med
ford are the parents of a nine-pound
son bora Friday, October 31. The
new arrival la a grandson of Mrs.
Ayra Smith ot Ruch.
O. O. Henderson, employed in tne
Klamath county potato harvest, spent
the week-end at his home on Little
Applegate. The Henderson family
came here from California. short
time ago, and reside at the Fred
West home.
Mrs. Albert Young entered the Corn-
unity hospital at Medford Tuesday,
expecting to undergo a major oper
ation the following morning.
Horace Turpln, Injured In a truck
sccldent In northern California early
In September, went to Yreka Sunday
to have a cast removed from nls arm.
He la employed by the Pierce Auto
Freight company.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Reed or Kiamatn
Falls apent the week-end In the com
munity. Mrs. Reed visited hsr sons.
Bob and Bill Hyde of Ruch district.
Gifts and remembrances from her
many friends were presented Mrs.
Arts Throckmorton Saturday when
she observed her 82nd birthday. The
aged lady and her husband spent the
day at their home at Ruch, having
with them their aon-in-iaw ana
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hansen
and Miss Irma Thomas ol Msdioro.
Mrs. Throckmorton waa born In Mis
souri, and orossed the plains In 1808.
She has lived In this community
since her arrival from California 83
years ago. She la in comparatively
good health, and engage! in needle
work at her principal hobby.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Harr were among
those attending Pomona Orange meet
ing In Ashland Saturday.
Six local forest guards, under super
vision of Jsmes Arnold, continue In
road maintenance work In tha Upper
Applegate regions. At present they
are working on the Blue Ledge road,
opening drain and otherwise pre
paring tor winter storm. The men
have established camp near thslr
work.
Mra. Lea Port, aoompanled by her
son Lea of Medford and niece, Miss
Helen Dunn of Ashland, motored to
Corvsllls for the week-end, where
they were guest of Miss Frances
Port, a sttident at the college. Mrs.
Port slso visited her nephew, Arthur
Blah., who resides at Corvalls. Mr.
Port attended the Oregon State
Unlverslty football game at Eugene
while In the north.
Mr. and Mrs. Miles Cantrall en
joyed an overnight hunting trip to
tha Steamboat district Friday. Tney
were guents there of Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Dawson.
Miss Berths Howard of Snmpter,
Ore., Is spending severs! days aa a
guest of Mra. A. N. Kraua on lower
Applegate.
Mr. and Mra. Raymond Phillips
have returned from a week's hunting
expedition to eastern Oregon, report
ing their group to have obtained the
limit of mute-tail oeer. They acorn
pacled Mr. and Mrs. Oris PhlUtpa
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Prowl and Em
mett Phillips.
The local forest ranger, noted
among tola frlenda aa an efficient
spinner of yams, tells on on him
self this week: Being somewhat un
der the weather, he sought tha aid
of tha family fever thermometer, and
found his temperature sosrlng to lot
degrees, (The thermometer had been
left near the kitchen stove.)
Suggestions on selection of gloves,
purses, Jewelry, eto., were given
thoss attending an afternoon meeting
of the local extension unit Wednes
day, when local leaders demonstrated
the "clothing acessortes" project. The
second demonstration on this topic
la scheduled for January,
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Jonas and
dsughter have returned to VaUeJo
after spending a week here as guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Miles Oan trail. Mr.
Jones was employed at the Cantrall
ranch 27 yeara ago.
Central Point
CENTRAL POINT, Oct. 38. (Spl)
The Civic club served dinner In
the grange hall Wednesday noon to '
141 diners. Proceeds will go toward
reducing the Indebtedness on ths
library root repair. The citizens ap-
predate the work of this courageous '
club which accomplished so mucn
to retain the library.
Mrs. O'Veny of Kansas City. Mo.
who spent tha summer here with
ner sister, Mrs. viola Lampmsn, .
left Thursday for her home.
Mrs. Jack Brennen of Portland
arrived by train Thursday avenlng
for a visit with her sister, Mrs. c.
E. Smith and family.
Mr. and Mra. Oeorge Marine and
daughter. Gwendoline, motored to
San Francisco Saturday, accompanied
by Mrs. Minnie Smslser, Mltsn Bel-' .
tor and daughter, Mrs. Dsvls, all ot
whom are from Pennsylvania, and .
are auesta of relativea In rntrl
Point. Chief reasnn far th tpln vnt.
of the new San Francisco bridge,
of which tha entire coast la Justly
proud.
The Grange
Boxy Ann Orange.
lowe'en danos Saturday evening, Oc
tober 30, at their hall on Spring
atreet. There will be a prize waits.
Muato by SUva a orchestra. Dancing
from 0 to 13:30.
rmcT taiai suit nnirrp .
rinoi ihuhui rniocs
FAR UNDER LAST YEAR
PORTLAND, Oct. 38. (AP) Trie
first offering of tha 1037 walnut
orop waa made today by wholesalers
those of a year ago. Despite pros
pects of a good demand, prices
quoted ranged from 16V,c for No.
1 Frsnquettes, compared to 30c a
year ago, down to llo for medium
No. as against 13V,o last year.
A FAR CRY from the battL
areas ol tha Far East it Prine
ton'i peaceful eamptu where
studies Fumltaka Konoye, son of .
Japan's premier.
Films Train Workers,
LONDON (UP) -foe London Mid
land a Scottish railway 1 using
films to train its widely scattered
e.-nnioves. A nroJuctlon oroRram In
volving five new films, all of which
art "talkies," Is nearlng completion.
Tne national resources nwnmi.
tea Informed the president In 1036
there were more than 178.000 federal.
stats and local government unlta In
the United States.
Travel Table
AIRPLANES
Northbound
Leavt tdatlsOloM
13:M P U. 13:11 P eg.
I ll A M 4:83 k.
onthbonnd
Leave stall Oloet
10:66 A. aft. lOill A. U.
13:00 A at 1134
Northbound
Leave Mall Otoe
3:18 A at. 8:16 A
8:06 P at 7:08 P st
Southbound
Lesv Malls Close
8:38 A. A. 7:38 A.M.
.8:48 P It M P
BUSES
North utn
l0t M. 13:06 A St.
1:66 A at. 6:10 A M.
10:30 All. 8:80 A M."
1:80 f as- 0:60 A at.
3O0PM. 13:46 P.M."
8:60 P.M. 6:80 P.M."
11:10 f at. :46 P. at. ,
10:10 P M.
To Klsmatn Falls
:46 A as and 8:46 P at.
To Orant Pass only.
" To Ashland only.