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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MATL TRTBTjyE, MEDFOKD, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 193?, PAGE TTTREE assd avery ad oo this psge You will probsbly find actly the thionge you nave been looking lot or 1 oi trada tot unused article you may nav Search roui attK oi store-room you my fino man; things others ara seek ing and be aDla to raallw unmediat cash U what sou rant Isn't bare, advertise loi itTribune Clsssified sds art mexpsnslve eflectlvel RATES Per word, rtrit Insertion (Minimum 2Sc) Each additional insertion. net word (Mimrauni iw par Una par month without copy change -1J Phone 75 FOB WART ADS L08T AND FOUND LOST On Main St., case of footballs. Reward, neturu w LOST Black and tan hunting hound on crater Lake Hwy. near Shady Cove. Liberal reward when return ed to Humane Society Kennels, care Claude Mllea. u. js. w LOST Billfold containing currency and papera important to own" Reward. Ohaa. Munaon. Tel. 410-R L08T Prom truck, kitchen sink and w nn Anderson road, can Steve Nye, 3-F-23- LOST If dot rmssmt. call 1618. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Young woman for house work. Tel. 1487-W. WANTED SITUATIONS EXPERIENCED ranch hand work. Box 4678, Tribune. PRACTICAL NURSE wlshea case. Ref erences. Box 4739, Tribune. WOMAN wants work by day or hour. Inquire 328 So. Holly. ALIVE, alert apprentice mechanic wants employment. Capable of average Job. Write L. R. Keene. Rt. 4. Box 378. Medford. RELIABLE young woman wante work. Good cook. Elizabeth Frlck. one block Richfield station. Phoenix. YOUNG MAN. 31, high school gradu ,nti work of anv kind. Rt. 3, Box 43. corner Howard and De- Barr Aves. DIESEL ENGINEER, mechanic, 33; ex cellent driver, wants work. Elnar n.nier. Rt. 1. Box 201. Granta Pass, Ore. CARPENTERING, alterations, repairs. - Prices right. 616 West 13th. WANTED Tractor work, plowing Al Bendlcksou. McAndrews rumd. Box 414. RoutJ a. WANTED MISCET.LANEOUS WANTED Laundry. Try Huson's Home Laundry and save. Phono 1345-M. WANTED TO RENT Unfurnished hmin with s bedrooms or 3 bed rooms and sleeping porch. Addrees Box 4870. Mall Tribune, stating lo cation and rent ueeireu. FURS FURS FURS Best price for raw lura. READY CASH PROMPT SETTLEMENT New and used traps. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 North Grape St. Phone 1062. WANTED Customers of Graves Jew elry 6hop to coll for repair work as soon as poeaiuio. ..mm Ann van rAturnlnff from Everett. Wash., about Nov. 15. wants load. Eads Transfer. Tel. 81S. DRIVING to Salt Lake City, leave Hni. 8th: return 10 days. Will take one. two or three passengers Share expenses Phone luv. MR F1XIT WANTS A JOB Cane chairs reseated, furniture repaired, reglued. Will call and deliver Pbone 1103-R. WANTED Washing and Ironing Washing 4o lb. 113 Columbus. TO SELl you a 100-lb sack ol thoae me.lv Klamath Netted Oem pota toes for 90c Free delivery Peer less Merket Pbone 803 JUNK Highest prices oald lor orass radistors copper storage oattrte aluminum and Jthei metals Scrap Iron small or targe lots pipe and machinery wool and oot ton rage innei tubea Our onces will interest you HirtM Pelts Wool Mohair Household Goods Furniture Stoves ooiiRbt and sold MEUFOKD BARQAIN HOUSE WK PV MOMB CASH Pol youi furniture HOl.HHIXlk A ASIMII-.W8 Hth snrt P-ont Phone 647 FOB RENT-HOUSES FOR RENT 4-room house, furnished or partly furnisnea. rnone twin FOR RENT Jacksonville. S-room house. Reasoname. v-an ?o-t.. FOR RENT Very attractive furnished 8-room home; piped oil Heatrola. electric ranie. Frltldslre. lawn In back; near Senior hlsn and an Initon schools. . $37 50. Chnrte R. Rsv. Room 204 U. S. Natl. Bank Bldg. Phone 303. FURNISHED duplex foe rent; Frlgld alre. etc. S18 S. Oakda'.e. FOR RENT 8-room duplex, furnish ed, near Junior Hlh. $30. Tel. 788 FOR RENT New modern home, close In Tel. 1533-J or inquire 610 So. c'n,r' FOR RENT-5-rrom modem house; screened porch. Cot. 4th and oak- POH RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Furnished apartment. 818 N. Central. FOR RENT 2-room furnished apart ment, .817 East Jsckson. FOR RENT Purnlshed s-room apt Adults. 604 W. 10th. BACHELOR apartment. 445 Bo. Front. FOR RENT Upper 8-room furnished apartment. Inquire 804 E, Main Phone 3B7-X. FOR RENT Unfurnished s-room apartment 40a 8 Newtown ral 18- FURNISHED apartment lor rant, with electrical convenience Inquire 305 Smith oaxdalc FOE RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT Nicely furnished, heated room, close m; jiome privileges. 416 So. Central. Pbone 3S3-R. PLEASANT front room, lower floor, 318 W. 10th. Suitable for gentle man or lady. for RENT Pleasant room for gen tleman, close In; bath, garage. 609 E. Main. ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 8 Praps FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Chicken ranch, 114 mllea from small town: 68 month. II In terested call at 63S N. central. PIANO for rent. 68 00 month Palmer Music 3tore. FOR EXCHANGE EXCHANGE Home Comfort range for tarpaulin, or sell cheap. North end First St., Talent, Ore. O. Rock hill. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE TRADE RANCH FOR CITY PROPERTY 26-acre Irrigated ranch, very fine soil good modern house. Will take as part payment a good house In Med ford. Excellent terms on balance CHARLES A. WING AGENCY. INC 109 E. Mntn St. Phone 728. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE SEE THIS BARGAIN 78 acres, ad joins Medford on Bear creek. About 60 acres grain, big bam full of hay; house, well, outbuildings. Ideal for dairy, hogs and poultry. Will sell part or all. Might rent or some trade. See Fowler Realty Co., 44 N. Riverside. Phone 553. FOR SALE By owner, modern 6' room house, l block irom court house. Some terms. 112 King St. FOR SALE 503 Park Ave., 6-room home; hardwood floora, lot izox 130. with ahade trees, lawn In back double garage; either furnlaned or unfurnished. This property offered at attractive price and terms for quick sale. Charles R. Ray, Boom 304 U. S. Natl. Bank Bldg. Tel. 303. FOR SALE) 110-acre farm, 100 acres In cultivation: electric water sys tem, 3 modern houses: close in: some pears and apples. This Is a positive steal for 8800 down pay ment, halance very easy. GEO H. YEO AOENOT 337 W. Main. Phone 184. FOR SALE 613 King St., 4-room, overstuffed. furnished home, daven port atudlo couch, electric range, Frlgldalre, 81850. Charles R. Ray. Room 204 U. S. Natl. Bank Bldg. Phone 303. $2650.00 Two acres on paved road. 4-room modern home, good chicken equip ment, all kinds of berries, fruit: Bear creek soil. Excellent value at $2660. with terms to right buyer. CHARLES A. WINO AGENCY, INC. 109 E. Main St. Phone 728 MODERN BUNGALOW, all reflnlshed See It at 428 North Holly. Quick aale. $2450; terms. ALSO new 8 room modern home; 6150 will han dle. See A. F. Flowers. 113 East 12th 80 A. FARM In the Applegate dis trict, 40 A. cultivated, free Irriga tion: 4-rm. house, barn, poultry house. Will exchsnge for acreage near Medford. 7 A. Irrigated tract, 4-room house, barn, poultry house, eleotrlclty. close to school on paved road; $1500 on easy terma. C. L. GOFF. 123 N. Central Ave. FOR SALE 4 acres with modem 8 room fuml-shed house, close In; easy terms. Phone 3-F-3. FOR SALE 100 aores good alfalfa land, well Improved. 4 miles from Medford on highway. Also cattle and sheep ranch located 16 mllea from Medford on good road: anon; 20 miles wire fencing. 8-room house barn, outbuildings. Also 675-acre farm near Jacksonville to be sold as a whole or subdivided to close an estate. F. E. Bybee. Medford 500. ACRE ranch for aale or trade. See Jack at Jack's 2nd Hand store. 106 So. Grape. FOR SALE 109 So Orange, 6 rooms, s bedrooms. 3 sleeping- porches wood shed, double garage Phone 196. oualnesa houra. HOUSES PUK 3 A LI to Medford and surroundlne towns Easy terms Jackson County Federal saving? Loan Asaoclstlon WHEN you think of real estate think of BROWN SJ WHITE LOOKING for a farm city home or a business? See sld Blood 123 N Central Phone 489 FEDERAL LAND BANK PAHMB Convenient terms Call Warren Pat terson 201 Liberty Bldg or O A Barnes 167 Et 9th St.. Eugene FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES GUARANTEED USED CAR8 1938 BUICK 4-door trunk aedan: double accessories, elect, clock, sport wheels, radio. This la the amall series, not bad on gaa $850 G M A C. terms Your car in trade SKINNERS' GARAGE 143 South Riverside. iom rHKV. Master 4-ortr de luxe trunk sedan. An economies! car to operal. Radio. heawr $595 OMAC Wms. Your car in trade. SKINNER'S OARAGE Bulck snd G M C. Trucks. 148 South Riverside. FOR SALE 28 Chevrolet cabriolet, good tires and motor. $80. Inquire 139 w. central. FOR SALE 1933 Chevrolet sCM. $400. Ada F. tstston. Gold HlU, FOR SALE ADTOMOBtLEB LANOrS HIOH-ORADE LATE MODEL USED CARS LOWEST PRICES IN SOUTHERN OREGON. ALL THESE CARS LOOK LIKE NEW. 80-DAY WRITTEN GUARANTEE. THESE PRICES GOOD UNTIL NOVEMBER IS ONLY. 37 Cbev. Master Del. Coupe 845 So Dodge de lute 4-door seaan....se5 35 Chrysler 8 Del. Coupe.. .8830 34 Ohev. DeLuxe Sedan. 8410 86 Pontlao Sedan 8688 38 Plymouth Del. Sedan 8680 37 Plymouth Del. Sedan 8710 38 LaFayette Del. Sedan; over drive 8670 '37 Ford V-8 Sedan; radio, heat er - - 1595 38 Plymouth DeLuxe Coupe 8495 34 Plymouth DeLuxe coupe 8398 We have many other good used cara at the lowest prices aver olfered In Medford. LANOE MOTOR CAR OO. Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer. 38 N. Riverside Ave. USED CA3 LOT 38 So. Rlversde. Phone 18. O. E. GATES AUTO CO. R. & O. USED CARS '33 Ford Station Wagon 8365 '33 Graham Coupe ....8465 '34 Ford Deluxe Coupe ..6415 "33 Bulck Coupe - 8343 '29 Chevrolet 4-door Sedan 8185 C. E. GATES AUTO CO. Used Car Department 6th and Bartlett. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE One span bay mares, age 4 ana a: weignt ituu ius. uuo Dltsworth. Tel. 30-X-7. Eagle Point FOR SALE Young, gontle milk cow, A bargain. Phone s-r-s. FOR SALE Farm team, cheap: weight about 1350 each. Must sell. M. r. Stewart. l'i miles south Gold Hill on Galls creek. FOR SALE Team, 613S. Loran O'Neal Applegate. FOR SALE Fat. corn-fed hogs. Sell this week. Tel. 9-F-12. J. F. Wortman. FOR SALE Brown Swiss bull-calves from a to 10 months old uone 417. Phippu Orciiarda. FOR BALE Cows and heifers, king, end of Beall Lane. GENTLE sorrel colt for sale. Chandler, Talent, FOR SALE Horses, all kinds; oat hay in barn;, oowa Will trade Stewart Ave to rhomaa road Jack Martin FOR SALE POULTRY CHICKS Barred Rocks, Hainpshlres 9 per 100. Brooks Hatchery. Grants Pass ore FOR SALE DOGS PETS TERRIER PUPS. 81 each. 94314 Mur. ray Ave., off South Peach. REG Roller Canaries, all colon. C A DeVoe 1127 W Main FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Typewriter, electrlo sign phonograph, veterinary Instruments, old books. Rt. 1. Box 324, Medford. FOR SALE White Concord. Blue Mission and Tokay grapes, and Jonathan and Newtown apples. 3 boxes for 25c and up. Joe Kantor, Rt. 4. Fern valley. AUCTION SALE at Sal Pavilion In North Medford, Saturday, Nov. 6. '37. In addition to our usual run of livestock, we will sell 11 acres of good corn In field, located on the Lowe farm, '4 mile east of Crater Lake Hwy. four corners. Also an 8-ft, tandem John Deere tractor disc. Be aure to attend this auction. Have lots of property consigned. 80. Ore. Livestock Auction Co, Col. A. H. Dudley (Auct.) . Phone 851-J-8. FOR SALE 24 yards Armstrong In laid linoleum: linen wall panels suit able for office or house. 222 E. Main. between 9 and 8, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. BOY'S OVERCOAT Imported Eng Hah tweed, fully lined, 10-year, like new. Tel. 1378-K. WOOD CIRCULATORS See our big line. Wood and gas ranges, super fex oil heater like new: 16x20 storm proof wall tent: Baldwin made pl ano: antique parlor and bedroom aultes: G-pc. modern wamut oin Ing room suite; 3 clec. washing machines. Big assortment unrln Ished furniture. NEW DEAL FUR NITURE STORE, 408 East Main. FOR SALE 37 Quaker oil heater, used only S months: cost $83 60: cell 650 cash. Phone 44 or lsuo-j. FOR SALE Aalfalfa hay. haled loose. Cox Ranch. South Peach. FOR SALE OR TRADE 1M ft. S',.n gaJv. pipe, wardrobe trunk, terrier pups. 108 Cottage. CORN FOR SALE, le lb. J. E. Weaver, one mile west of Sams Vall?y post- office. ALL 1937 wall-paper at 18 off regtl lar p:lce. Pittsburgh Paint 8tore, 133 w. Main. FOR SALE Mixed vetch and winter peas for better hay crop. Nw low price. Monarch Seed Ac Feed Co. FOR SALE Dry. Eastern shelled corn at new low price. Monarut seen Feed Co. FOR SALE Stock trailer. 147 N. Hoi ly St. FOR SALE Pop corn that really rwps. 2 lbs. 35c. Monarch B-ra 4. reed Co. FOR SALE Filberts and walnuts, 15c lb. Mra. D J. Stelner, near Howard school. OLD QUILTS tied and re-covered. Phone 1566-L. SP1TZENBERO APPLES Huhlv colored, nimble pack SnltMn bera aDnles for aale Newbry &. Bon's. South Front St. Phone 892 or 1001. APPLES AND NVTS Jonathans, Newtown. Delicious, ws'.nuts, almonds and chestnuts. Dolph Phlppa. Crater Lake Hwy. FOR SALE One No. 4 MeCormlck Deerlne Primrose separator. $30 L Matthewa, Rt. 1, Box 320, Central Point. rriR pale Good red and white ap- . plea. 2Se box. You pick, Phlppa Or- chart. FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS BIO SALE on new and used radius at Flok's Hardware. Sou aa low aa 85. FOR 8 ALE O rapes. J. Manx two miles east of Jacksonville adjoining Clancy orchard APPLES. 40c per lug and up. O. V Myers, old paonio uwy. tel. aoo-j APPLES Geo hard "a Central Point half mils north Bear creek ortoge CRAW FORDS Mulra and grapes. mile south white urn r in creel school Henry Huklll. FOR SALE Best dry body fir wood in the valley f none eio or prices Hawley Transfer Co.. 118 N Riv erside GOOD used collapsible Baby Buggy pnone noa-Y MISCELLANEOUS NOTICE To the party who traded for the .23 high-power rifle: Please return the .303 Savage taken thru mistake, aa the .303 Savage Is a privately owned gun and must be returned to owner. NEW DEAL FURNITURE STORE. 408 East Main MADAM ZONA, PALMIST tells past, present and future names and In- itlala without question. !I.urs 10 till 9. Rainbow Auto Camp. SPIRELLA CORSET IERE Mra. Dor othy Somod. 1211 E. Main St. OHARIS 41 8WAVIS Corsetleres. Tel Medford 1202, Eagle Point iS-X-31 ASSAYER W Q. Wrlgnt. 81414 W 11th St. Gold, silver, copper, cin nabar. BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON COUNT ABSTRACT CO. TITLtS INSURANCE SUSIKAl'IS ESCROWS Auctioneer. COL 0. B. McKAY. General Farm and Livestock Auctioneer; 16 years ex perience. Dates made anytime 601 E Main, Medford. Ore. Chiropractic rbyaiclan DR B W HOFFMAN CHIROPRACTIC PHYsvllAN Jacksonville Hlway PPupe 662. DR. WM. C. THOMPSON. Dentist. 828 Medford Bldg. Specializing In den tures uressmaking. THE DOMESTIC SHOP Dressmaking. Tailoring. Alterations. Hats and dresses remodeled. Coats rellned. Aprons, house dresses. 19 N. Bartlett THE FASHION SHOP Dreasmsklng and Remodeling B u tto n a and Bucklea covered . HOB U 8 National Bank Building Tel 1181 Expert Window Cleaners. LET OEOROE DO IT Tel. 1172 House cleaning, floor waxing ori ental rue cleaning and upholstering Harp Instruction ESTHER PALMER DAY Teacher of harp. Classes for beginners ano advanced students. Available for concerts, club or social engage ments. Phone Centrnl Point 199. Washing Machine service. - WASHING mschlne service, sll makes Full line Maytag parts Medford Maytag Co . 31 No Bartlett Tel 38 Radiator Repairing HOOPER'S RADIATOR SERVICE 33 South Bartlett. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS 1. Worn away 7. Hewn or squared ton IS. Godllka 14. Woolly coat of sheep lft. So may It bs It. Far Into the night 15. Cotton- seeding machine It, Nothing mors than 10. In bed 21. Say further 31 Restrain 24. Indian mulberry SB. Tree IS, Small round Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle I N T E R M mark . First 44. By 12. Se-saw 48. Moccasin ?4. Public speaker 49. Mention IS. Claw specifically is. Cuckooltke bird 50. Sandarso tree 17. Distant 6U Snapping IB. At home b ietle 19. Stalks BS. Airm whlstls 11. Health resort 65. Cancel Soph 66. Firm RfWAlDSiCATTLE B 5 TlIS lO kll A R Alp I Til P I CPE tTA bJT fIrMTn ATBDEi biwraEi b. i "i pi 3 k y I6 FT? P I? v " ,2 30 31 ; 1 JiL u : i2 33 34 r 4s" 7T T i, sz -irn BUSINE8S DIRECTORY MONEY TO LEND Cash for Thanksgiving And Other Needs. HERE'S A REAL REASON FOR BEING THANKFUL a cash loan that will enable you to pay up old hilla and have some money left over for your holiday expenses. You can get any amount up to $300 from us-get It promptly with no endorsers required. Small monthly payments arranged to suit your convenience. Call, write or. phone. No obligation. ORE. AND WASH. MTQ. CO. 45 8. Central. Craterlan Bldg. Llo. No. S-1S7-M-180. Phone 139. FRED ALTON HAKlHT Teaoher of Ptsno. Specialist In Classical ind Piano Instruction. Modern Piano Instruction OhU dran. Adults: Beginners or Ad vanced Height Muslo Studio S18 Liberty Bldg ROOFING DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK? Have It repaired now. All work guaran teed. Estlmatea free Phone 1363 J. R. Monson. Transfer. DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE Local and Long Distance Furniture Movlna Bonded oarrlera. Ftreprool storage Expert crating, packing and shinning service. "Davis for Service." Pbone 644. EADS I-RANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 28 So Fir Phone 31S. Prices right Service guaranteed, aide of S-mlle limit. samsun Transfer and Storage. Fur niture Moving and expert furniture packing service. Fireproof sioratre new low ratea. F. B. SAMSON CO- Phone 888, nurn trucking SERVICE Telephone 1038 or 883 111 No Fir nt l -on l and Ions distance Fuel oils anv kind Qreen stamps In- LEOAL NOTICES Guardian's Notice of Sale of Real pronertv. Notice la hereby given that the underalgned guardian of the person and estate of James D. Bell, an In competent, under and In pursusnce of an order of the County Court of Oregon for Jackson County, made and entered of record In the Journal of ssiri court on the 21at dav of October. 1987. authorising and licensing -this guardian to sell Lots 1. 2. 3. 4 and 6 of Block 24 of the Original Town. now City of Medford. Oregon, will on the 20th day of November. 1937. at. or after, 10 o'clock In the rorenoon of said day at the offloe of Gus New bury In the United States National Bank Building at Medford. Oregon. offer for aale and will Bell at private lo to the h chest bidder for casn, or iiMn siirh terms as mav oe usts utxin. the snld above described real property, subject to the confirmation and approval of aald Court. ERNEST L. 8COTT. Guardian of the person and estate of Jamea D. Bell, an Incompetent. Notice of Sale. Notice Is herebv fflven that the undorslffned. aa Guardian of Merle I. Mlnear, an incompetent, will at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m., on the 20th day of November, 1937, at the front door of the Jackson County Courthouse In the otty of Medford, Oregon, sell at public auction for caah the following described real ea tate situated In Jackaon County, Ore the nroDertv of said ward, to-wlt: Beginning at a point which la 11550 feet South of the Northeast corner of D.L.C. No.. 84 In Town ship 37 South, of Range 2 West of the Willamette Meridian, In Jack aon County, Oregon: which point Is the Bouthesst corner of the tract of land described In Certificate of Title No. 3577, and from said point ninnlnu- thence West 404.0 leet; thence North 100 feet: thence Esst 454.0 feet; thence South 100 0 feet to the place of beginning. Said real estate will be sold pur suant to and as provided by the terms Cross -Word Puzzle T. Batons' a. Sleigh 9. Pronoun 10. Conformity to law EM Motel !i-.1r. I NlA B L E a, l eMs-I MUlluoi 17. Second St. Biblical gardst 24. Southern constellatloi 26. Siamese coin 26. Huge wave 37. Pertaining to the sun 29. Stiffly proper 30. Sound of catt 31. Kea engle 3S. Men m re of weight 34. Unity 46. Minute partial 39. Device for catching 40. Do without 41. Hantened 4 J. Pallid 43. The herb dill 46. Hex I on 46. Grit 47. Card with three spoti 61. Symbol for tellurium 64. That thing DOWN 1. Kind of cheese S. Agreement of Anal sound S. Abovs 4. Ate the chief meal 5. Type measure 6. Common Informer STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By Tor further proof iddressi th author, tnclosluf tUmpM enrelope tor I GjOvERNEMT-- &tfT THERE M? yGcfvr rW-$bVER Nat phiupp lb ReiAoTieRe von nv&m.efFmce, owMgp Trie worlds OReftTesr tt WbS $ ovo ftT Auction For 0JtR$Zt0O0,O00 eveRPoK6N over ite Publicity Fire Bug i Perhaps the biggest, etnglc-hsnded ! publicity stunt ever pulled off was that of young Hsrostratua of Eph- i eaus, perpetrated In the year 356 B. C. He actually burned to ruins the I mighty Temple of Diana, one of the Seven Wonders of the World In or der to make) famous his name. The deed resulted In his name'a being condemned to oblivion during hla life time but emblazoned It In history as the world's most sensational "fire bug." Put under torture. Herostratus con fessed the reAson that motivated his arson. To make certain hla ends were and provisions of sn order and license to sell said real estste duly made by the Honorable Earl B. Day, Judge of the County Court of the State of Oregon, In and for the County of Jackson, In the matter of the guar dianship of Merle I. Mlnear, an In competent. - - JESSIE M. MINEAR. Ouirdlan. Big Applegate BIO APPLEGATE, No. 5. (Spl.) A social meeting of the Applegate ex tension unit waa held Wedneaday afternoon at the home of Mra. A. N. Krause. Mrs. Harold Howard of Med ford and Mra. Francis Krause were hostesses for the event la which Mrs. Eugene Krause wsa honored with shower. Olft were presented hy tne little Misses Janet Howard and Holly Black. Quests Included Mesdames P. Drake, Burl Miller, Bert Clute Wm. Jordan of Medford, Lee Port, Lance Offenhacher, Warren Mee, Wm. McDanlel, O. O. Buck, Tom Mee, E. J. Brown. John Black, Fred Benedict and Harry Brown. Mra. -Bert Matte son left few days ago for her home at ZUIah Waah. after apendlng several weeka here as a guoat of her sister, Miss Rachaei Schmidt. Miss Schmidt aocompanled Mrs. Matteson to Washington, and will spend the winter there. Mr. and Mra. Roy Mclntlre have returned to their Little Applegate borne after spending several weeka at Yakima, where they were employ ed in packing apples. Clara O'Brien and Roland Smitn of the community were united in marriage at Medford Saturday by County Judge Earl B. Day. The newly wed are making their home near Ruch. Charles Ravenor and son Everett and Mr. and Mn. Harry Ravenor will leave thla week for Los Angeles, where they will spend the winter. They have moved their household possessions to their new home In Jacksonville, where tney win resiae upon their return from the south. Upper Applegste grange nss sched uled two dances for November. The tlrat will be given Saturday, and the second on Nov. 30tb. Sylvia's or chestra hss been secured for both. Mrs. Frank Cameron waa hostess to members of the Little Applegste sewing club at her home Wednesday Th Ruch sawing circle also met at their club room at th school build ing that day. Th latter group k pect to give program early In De cember. Mr. and Mrs. Roy 0. Crow, proprie tors of tli Copper store, have re turned after spending week' vaca tion at Bakersfleld, guests of Mr. Crow's mother, Mrs. Fred Dorn was ahopplng In Medford few daya ago. She Is employed In restaurant at Trek at th present. Mr. Miles Cantrall Is seriously 111 at her home near Ruch. Mr. and Mrs. Burl Miller her re turned to their home on lower Apple- gat following summer mployment J fPW U jK TfJ HcKosiRftius, an cpttesiftt youth, tm ttowniHe feme ofpma, OM OF "IRC SEVEN WONDERS 0FH W0RLpm eur-fite fcer Rim-ret? im & im being passed FORBIDDMQ THS MEHTiOH OF HIS NAME UNPER PEHhWOFVSMU m UfHngkt Sylkata, tarn not achieved, the Epheslana passed a, law forbidding the mention of his name under penalty of death. Telephone Language Studying under Alexander Bell, ln- venter of the telephone, at Boston university In 1876, a Japanese. named Issawa asked Bell If the telephone would "speak Japaneae." Bell laugh ingly allowed Issawa to try It and the first telephone message In ft language other than Engllah waa thua trana mltted, Issawft to Bell. Bear-Shooting prohibition Polar bears might mora appropria at Crater lke. Last summsr was the eleventh season they had been em ployed at th lake. The following numbei wer pre sented In Hallowe'en program by Unlontown and Beaver Creek schools at Upper Applegate Orange ball Octo ber 38: Harmonic, hand selections. Beaver Creek; play, "Elfin Knlht of Hallowe'en," Unlontown: play. "Jam boree," Beaver Creek; recitation by Wesley Offenbaoher, Jsnet Prowell, Richard McKee and Lucille Culy of eBaver Creek: Harmonic duet, Dorrls Chadwlck and Donald Cope land; play, "Jack O'Lantdrn Inn," and songs by Beaver Creek. A mock wed ding, with Harry Marlott as th trembling bride, Shorty Farnsworth as th groom, and Edward Walker as th minister, created much amusement. Refreshments followed short period of dancing. Norman KubU was guest of Med ford friends during the Hallowe'en period. It Is reported that Norman en- countered a broom-stick that hadn't belonged to a witch. Beaver Creek Sunday school con venes at 3:30 p. m. at Upper Apple gate Orange hall. During the summer months the school was held In the evening. Friends hore were Interested In learning of the wedding of Miss Re gime Plttock and Oeorge Bchovdnr of Oakland, Cel., which occurred at Aah land Sunday, October 34. The brtd formerly resided here. Mr. and Mrs. Scbroeder will mak their home In Oakland. Mis Thelma Stringer and Mr. Katherlne Denzer arranged a Hallo we'en party at the Applegste school Thursday afternoon for their 40 pu pils. After much amusement with games and noise mskers a pretentious witch arrived to tell fortunes. Re freshment were served. Ben Moore of Trail returned to his home Friday, having been employed here for a week's period. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Offenbachar and Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Kraus left by motor Monday for a week' trip to Portland. Tacoma and other point north. At Eugene they expected to visit Mrs. Offenbscher' nephew. Wal ter Wendt, who I a university stu dent. Rogue River ROGUE RIVER, Nov. . (Bp!.) Th Glrla Scouts, with help of some of th ladls. sv a carnival and program at their bU October 38. A large crowd enjoyed th evening and th girls received a neat sum for their effort. Mr. and Mra. Richard Scott and children arrived Thursday from North Bend and visited until Sunday with Mra. Scott'a parents. Mr. snd Mrs. Fred Dengler. and her sister, Mrs Bell Hsrt. snd Mr. Scott's mother, Mr. Jim Whipple. They wsre so compsnled by Mr. snd Mrs. Holland Jones, who visited Mrs, Jones' par ents. Mr. and Mra. Nat Hart. Mrs. Jones remained for week's visit, flaturdav nlsht th Chmber of Commerce held a danc in th hll A good crowd was present and torn JOHN HIX replr. He. V. & Pt Off. f ire di6 95b RC tely be named North polar beara. There are no Polar bears In the re gion of the South Pole nor any oth er land fur -bearing animal. The only mammalian life In the Antarctlo la marine, consisting ot several specie of whales and seals. No trace ot land animals has been found there except for a few species of tiny wingless In sect of degenerate type. When France claimed ft aector ot the Antarctic the government issued proclamation against the shooting of polar bears In the region despite the fact that none existed there. very comlo and Interesting costume were displayed. Mra. Hazel White, a a Nogro Mammy, won the ladles' first Brlie while Johnnie Sutton of Gold 111, dressed ss the "Old Man of th Mountain,',' won the gentlemen's first prise. Miss Avis Osooroe, dressed aa a Scotch lassie, won the prise for the young girl, and Douglas Sexton, a little Mexican, won the boys' prise. Another dance will be given Saturday night. Mra. Myrtle Randleman, Mrs, Una Mcllvaln, Mrs. Nora Hawkins, . Mrs. Myrtle Whipple, Miss Kathryn Blake ly. Mrs. Thelma Randleman, Mra. Mary Hutcblna and Mra, Francea Hawkins enjoyed a trip to Ashland Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Chllders are new resident of Rogue River, having moved Into the L. Lund house on Cedar atreet. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Carter, Mr. James Wiley, Mra. Hattle Harris and Mrs. Myrtle Whipple enjoyed trip to Diamond lake. Crater lake and back by way of Ft. Klamath, Klam ath Fall and- over the Oreensprlng road Sundsy. Anthnnv Parsons, aoed 00. tiassed j away suddenly Tuesdsy, at hi horn on th, highway north of Rogue River. Mr. Parsons hsd been in poor heelth for several month although not con sidered reslous. He Is survived by his widow and one daughter. Born. October 38, to Mr. and sit. Roy Holllster, sn eight-pound boy. The young man na been named Loyal Lee. Born, November 3, to Mr. and Mrs. Paul strahan, a ten-pound boy whose name Is Robert Paul. Mra. Nancy Wilson of Central Point Is spending a few weeks visiting at the home of her son, Mr, and Mrs. Tom Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. George Ooewlta and three children arrived last week from a year apent In Alaska. Mr. ooewlu will be pastor of the Church ot Ood. They were met In Seattle by Elmer Milton, M. Ooewltr's brother. Live Osk Orange will give on of their social which the publlo enjoy, Friday night, November 13. "Every one come out and eat pi and enjoy the pn)grnnv2Jsthe Invltatlon Travel Table AIRPLANES Northbound Leave 1 :14 P.M. Malls 010 13:39 PM. 8:83 A.M. 8:11 A.M. Southbound Leave 8:04 P.M. Malls Olos 3:13 P.M. 11:18 P.M. 13:00 Midnight TRAINS Nortnbunnt Lstv Malls Clo :IB A M. 8:16 A M. 8:00 P. M. 7:04 P M. Southbound Lost Malls Clo 8:38A.M. T.SSA.M. :48 P. M- 8:48 P M. BUBES North 1:06 A M. ia-0 A M. I'M A at :0 A at. 10:30 KM. 8:80 A M. 1:80 f Si. 8:80 A ai. 8 :00 PM. II :48 PM.' 6:80 P.M. 1:30 PM.' 11 110 P M. al ia: 10 P. M. to Klamath ran 8:48 A at and 8:48 P. To Grant, pas only. To Ashland only.