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Newspaper Page TextTrTCPFOTCD AfAtL TRTBUyE, M"ETF(VRr. ORF-nON". TTFDNF.SDAY. SF.PTEfBER 14, 1938. PAGE NTNE Read aver; aa on (bit page Too wit) probably find exactly the things you bave been look ing (01 or a sale or trade (or unused articles you may nave Searcb your attic or tore-room you may (tnd many things others are seeking and oe able to realize immediate cash II what you want isn't nere. ad vertise for it Tribune Classi fied Ads are inexpensive effective) RATES Per word first insertion 8c Minimum 25c) Bach additional insertion. per word M.M..MM1c (Minimum 10c) Per line per month without copy change ,$1.25 CASH Or money order must ac company all mail order classified ads. LOST AND FOUND LOST Bmall white dog. Brown ears and spots. Will alt lor tood. Name Jim. Return to Blackwell Hill Serv ice Station. Receive reward. lost Between Medlord and Butte Falls, spare tire and wheel from International pickup. Reward. Everett Skeeters. Phone 1090. FOUND Lunch pall, eto. Initials F.L.K. Prove same ana pay lor ou. Inquire Morrla at Mann'a Dept. Store. T,oST Pair classes on street. Finder return to M. Doyle, route 2, hoi 415. Reward. LOST it dog musing, call 1516, WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Middle aged woman for feniiBamni-lr nn nmnll ranch. close In. 3 adults In family. Box 2054. 'XTlDUne. WANTED Experienced girl for house work and care of children. Give references and complete details. Box 3271. WANTED Bookkeeper, stenographer. P. O. Box 1008. Mecuora. WANTED SITUATIONS MAN reliable, competent desires ranch work. Capable of taking charge or caretaker. Box 2681 Tribune. EXPERIENCED OIRL wants house work by day or hour. Tel. 1584-L. PRACTICAL GARDENER consider any kind work. Phone 1310. WANTED Miscellaneous WANTED Good '33 Plymouth coupe, C. E. Warner, Trail, Oregon. WANTED Large heated room and kitchen privileges. Garage. Very close In. Tribune box 3297. WANTED TO RENT Desirable un. furnished 2-bedroom home In good location, permanent couple, no children; excellent care guaran teed. References. Phone U2-j-a WANTED by October 1st. ranch with about 40 acres grain land, some Ir rigated pasture. Box 312BS Trmune WANTED To borrow 750 for two; years at 7. well secured. Address bo.; 2G62, Tribune. PAYING top prices for Pickling Cu cumbers, anv amount. Balwln Cider Mill, Med ford. Ore. QUILTS COVERED AND TIED il Quilting t. Phone 1566-L. WANTED 9800' lonn. 3 years. Ample security city property. Box 3261 Tribune. THOSE WANTING ART CAREER write for free qualifying test. Fed eral Schools, Box 2608, Tribune. WANTE D The best light used "ar 850 down will buy State full price and particulars. Bcs 3851. Tribune PAPERH ANOING etc Expert work R. C Chappell. ?h 270 or 1459-B HIGHEST PRICES PAID for Uatteries Radiators Aluminum, Brruv Cop per and other metals MEDFORD BARGAIN lIOUSE 37 N Grape St Phone 1062 LAUNDRY Mrs hdson Tel 1345-M WANTED Dead and worthless ani mal? removed free ol charge Phone (reverse charges) Southern Oregon By-Products Co HinilK'l CASH I'KirCS PAID ' Por Youi Furniture MKIH Utl ft AIM. MN IHU St 27 N Grape St Phone 1062 WELL DRILLING 1 50 pel ft. first 50 ft., etc Ji M Dude M9 King WOOL - MOHAIR - HIDES And Pelts See us oefore you sell MEDFOMD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N Grape St Phone 1062 WE P MOItfc t AM Fm Your Furniture llOi.ltKOnh A AMHtKUH FOR RENT HOUSES POR RENT 2-room house furnished with water. 306 Willamette. Inquire Medforri Concrete Construction for N. Thomas. PGR RENT To adults, modern un furn!.ltfcrd house. 2 brdrooms. new condition. C25. water paid. Phone 1497 evening. FOR RENT 7 -room nouse. close in Phone 417-J-3 FOR PENT 32 Wsshlneton St. Over stufJed furnl.hrd sturco home, hard-s pod floor?, fireplace. loeIy vard Charl- R Ray. Room 217. ' Medford Bids. Phone 302. FOR RENT Attractive 6-room mod ern hmiw on J;rfcvnmie h:ehway Se owner. 502 W. 4;h. FOR RENT Hou.e No. 8 new LorlnE Court. WMt nth. Strictly modern Adult only. Phone 230. FOR RENT H0D8ES 6-ROOM house, screened porch, gar age 803 west 4tn FOR RENT BOARD ROOM COMFORTABLE ROOM In Private home for gentleman. Private en trance. 1012 East Main. Phone I458-Y. CHILDREN BOARDED 84.00 week Box 3243 Mall Tribune. BOARD and ROOM 1 a da? at 114 E Main FOR RENT APAKTMENT8 FURNISHED 3-room apartment, 128 South Holly. Call after 6:30. FURNISHED APARTMENT, private bath, Frlgldalra and heat. 806 W. Main. APARTMENT for rent. 334 Apple. FOR RENT Nicely furnished 3-room apt., modern. Adults only. 905 West 10th. APARTMENT No. 2, furnished, DureU Court, 328 N. Holly. MODERN 8 -room apt., furnished, electrlo stove, refrigeration: water paid. 203 Elm. Phone 364-M. OE BAUER APT3. on, and Oakdale Pine building, modern, furnished or unfurnished all comforts By week or month; 135.00. and up Phone 713-Y. PINE modern apartment Inquire at P & F Bank. ' fOR RENT Furnished Rooms PLEASANT FRONT ROOM with or without meals. 204 Genesee St. ATTENTION, NORMAL STUDENTS Lovely room with bath, fireplace, very reasonable. 630 Boulevard, Ashland. Oregon. . PLEASANT ROOM for gentleman, close In. 101 Almond, between 6 and 7 p. m. ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 8 Grape FOR RENT Miscellaneous SHEEP PASTURE, 25 acres alfalfa 24 Inches high, 115 acres grain atubble. 8150. George Montgomery, across from Reese Creek school. ONE store room, upstair office rooms See A) Llttrell or Roland Hubbard FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Feeder and weaner pigs, cheap. Turpln Ranch, meadows north of Beagle. FOR SALE Ramboulllet rams. Dolph Phlpps, Crater Lake highway. FOR SALE Gentle saddle horse or trade for feeder pigs. Inquire Safe way Store, Central Point. FOR SALE Purebred Shopshire ram and ram lambs, African geese. Low price. W1U dispose of all this month. Salade Ranch, Central Point. FOR SALE! One horse, 1.600 ibs: 32 ewes: .Fordson tractor. John Hall, phone 6-F-21, Gold Hill. FOR SALE One sow, 7 fine weanera. One male, one sow. Dr. Miller, box 21, Phoenix. FOR SALE 5 good cows, 1 good 11 week old heifer calf. Barred Rock and Leghorn pullets, 2 Charter 540-egg oil burner Incubators. Cheap. 500-chlck oil burning brooder. One 12x16 - ft. chicken house. Chick feed and water dishes One pet lamb. Drive out Midway Road, take first turn left after passing Forest Patrol, then take first turn right. Drive mile to white house. FOH SALE Cow and heifers Chas Cummons, Reese Creek FOR SALE POULTRY PULLETS AND COCKERELS direct from New Hampshire this year. Also Rock pullets and cockerels, 250-275 grade, direct from Drydon. Brooks Hatchery, East N street, Grants Pass. BABY CHICKS, Rocks only unsold list. Hatching Sept. 14th, 700; 20th. 200; 23rd, 500; 30th. 200. Remainder of season "orders only." 26 special mating Barred Rock cockerels. Central Point Hatchery. FAT DUCKS Dressed or alive onf Guernsey cow giving milk Mc carty's Orchard Home Drive Tel 1453-J-2 FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES OWNER WILL SELL '37 De Luxe Plymouth 2-door with extras, 9575. 701 Sixth St. Phone 222. WILL SELL EQUITY In '34 4-door Chevrolet sedan very cheap. See Richfield Service Station, 4th and Riverside. '36 DODGE 2-door sedan, radio, heat er. Bargain. Also Monowheel trailer cheap. Call 17S7. NEW G.M.C. TrucK, drag-saw, buzz saw, 1000 cords wood, standing, for sale. B. G. Coulter, Beagle, Ore. FOR SALE 1030 Chevrolet truck long wheelbase. dual; good tires extra heavy: a extra tires: "00 K M Barnngton Inquire postoffic Williams Ore. FOR SALE One 1937 Pontlao Tour Ing Sedan; one 1038 Pontlac Tour Ing Sedan Both wlh low mileage Also 1929 Hudson Sedan All at jreatty reduced prices. Bert Stan- C!1ff HhnonlX Off FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE By owner, 6, 10 or 16 acres, irrigated, Bear creek bottom land, mile from city limits. Phone 1524-L. BEST BUY IN VALLEY 6 acres. Irri gated, fine soli, 6-room plastered house, garape. barn, chicken house, 200 peach trees, balance meadow, close school, electricity, main road. 11295. terms. Sheley Agency, iiorth city limits. Highway 99. FOR SALE House and lot In Butte Falls. L. L. Henshaw, Butte Fa Us FOR 8ALF Small dairy ranch. 32'4 acres. 20 acres in clover, 6-room house, new barn, all out hulldlnss. Price 3.000.00: terms. E. Oould. 217 West Main St. FOR SALE Good modern country home. Model T Ford Sedan, good condition: washing machine: Roller canaries. W. V. Jnnn.on. Stewart Ave., near Dark's Station FOB SALE OR TRADE for country, 6-room house and two lota, James Stewart, ass Plum St. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 5 -room attractive, fur nished, modern stucco home; shrubs, fireplace, curved celling large back yard, In a fine location, 3160. Also small modern home with Income, 1450. 618 So. Oak dale. FOR SALE 3 lots, small house near Roosevelt school, 307 Bessie St. FOR SALE) 6-room house and sleep ing porch. Best buy in town. Near all schools. 26 S. Orange. FOR SALE Room and apt. Busi ness. Fura cabin, fill E. Main Phone 1288-H, ' evenings. FOR SALE The 4 -room house at 1125 West 9th St.; just remodeled at a cost of 61800. Price 62100; one-half cash. Open for Inspection If Interested, call C. A. DeVoe, or any licensed Realtor. WHEN you think of real estate think Of BROWN & WHITE. FOR SALE 6-room furnished house and acre tract nicely locattd Owner leaving state and will sac rifice for :.250. Terms. 0. C. Pierce. Rc--m 1. Palm Block Phone 617-L. BARGAIN Good home near store and Washington school, take car ot what have you as small down pay ment? Easy terms. Owner 406 J. St HOUSES POR SALE In Med ford and surrounding towns. Easy terms Jackson County Federal savings Loan Association. FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS For information inquire of Warren Patterson Secretary at the National Farm Loan Office 203 Liberty Bldg Tel 1149 or C A Barnes 167 E 8th. Eugene Ore FOR SALE Mispellaneous FOR SALE 20 tons hay. Also pas ture. E. B. Hogan, Applegate. Ore. FOR SALE About 8 tons Of old corn In ear, to one party. C. A. De Voe. Phone 1497. FOR SALE 2 heating stoves No. 20. Used very little. 302 So. Grape. JUST PURCHASED entire crop local Hale peaches on sale at City Limit Fruit Stand, South Paciric highway. Bring containers. ' KLAMATH HAY and potatoes de livered. Orders taken at Snappy Service Station, 3 miles north of Ashland on htghway. CLOSING OUT radio B batterlei at 20 off. Hubbard Bros., Inc. FOR SALE 3 used oil circulating heaters,. 1 wood circulating heater; all In good condition. Hubbard Bros., Inc. GOOD USED WASHERS, radios, 1 good used electric range, 2 General Electric sweepers. At a bargain, cleanup on garden hose. Pick's Hardware. MYERS WATER PRESSURE systems guaranteed. All pumping systems overhauled. Plumbing contracting. Fenco electric fence regulators. Full line of general paints, fishing tackle and hunting supplies. Full line hordware. See us about your federal housing. Flck's Hardware. FOR SALE! Concord grapes. 717 Oak St., evenings. FOR SALE Balloon tire bicycle, good condition. Phone 1316-R. FOR SALE Hemstitching machine A-l condition. 323 so. orange. OAT HAY, a few tons left at 610.50 delivered. George Montgomery, across from Reese creek scnooi, FOR SALE Speed Queen washers and lroners; 3 Sparton refrigerators. special low price. Guaranteed serv ice and parts for all makes of washers. Good buy on Coleman oil circulators and wood circulators. General Electric troner. demon strator, one-half price. Canner's supplies. Flck's Hardware. FOR SALE Tenor, saxophone. Coll evenings J. A. Wilson. Phoenix, Ore, FOR SALE Ensilage cutter with blower and pipe. Tel. 623-J-4. Otto Niedermeyer. Route l. dLOVER PASTURE" "for" sale! E Farlow Ranch, Lake Creek. FOR SALE: Simmons steel folding bed. 213 Portland. FOR SALE Vetch seed clean or mixed with beard iww barley. Homer A. Conger, phone Jacksonville 21-F-ll. GRAPES to 3 cents. Calhoun Ranch, l mile s.w. Phoenix. FOR SALE Italian prunes. Phone 7-F-14. RIFLE for sale cheap. 32-40. 716 Grant. Phone 1589-Y. LATEnfLAXEsTTsTch mile west Phoenix on Houston road. Carpenter. FOR SALE Surveying Instrument, rod and chain very reasonable. 631 So Riverside. FOR 8ALE Rattlesnakes, dead ot alive. L. A Bra ten tr Rogue River KLAMATH HAY large or small lota 127 N. Riverside, Medford. QUILTINO. all finished, $6 up. Effle Mee, Applegate, Ore. FOR SALE PEACHES Our Late Peaches are now ready Last peaches of season, fine for canning or table use. Bring con talners V. Burse II, 1 mile west of highway on Beall Lane. Phone 355-J-3. FOR SALE New Fordon tractor, run 170 hours. W. H. Ferguson, 103 Laurel St., Central Point. FOR SALE Beckel pears for Pick ling, 2c lb. Nye Orchard, Pacific Hwy.. Talent. GRAPES Wine and jelly grapes. I'jc; Tokay and Missions, 2c. Bring containers Anders Vineyard, mile r-.T whttv prrriB." rrvtc ft anon MISCELLANEOUS QU 1 1 .TS covered and tied 1 1 .00 Phone 1566-L BETTER re bore lob at a tvlna Frees' Garage Jacksonville Pnoue 183 MRS HATTIE RE AMES WHITE. Ac credited Piano Teacher. Beginners H H rrr!lts ?21 Laurel Tel 449-M INSTRUCTIONS PIANO N9TRUCTlON-Mri Daisy Btnns 323 Kng Home tidir imm expense, lower price. Phune 1 095-J BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALE Restaurant. Inquire jus ti. Kiveraide. FOR SALE OR TRADE Second-hand store and Flxlt chop. Will Uke truck at part payment. L, A Brateher. Rogue River. PERSONAL GALL STONES. END Qall Remedy wur eliminate tnem fairness. Harm less. Not a drug. Visible results Complete treatment five dollars E N D. QALL REMEDY CO.. 1813 N. W. Flanders St. Portland. Ore PHYCHIO Readings Dally Mr sillier 328 North Central BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. TITLE IN81HANCE ABSTRACTS ESCROWS Chinese Herbs Chinese Herbs tor all ailment OBI QUICK KESULrS Try our remedies when other rati CHAN St CHAN CO 236 K Main Dressmaking. THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking Fur Remodeling Buttons and Buckles covered Room 302 U 8 Natl Bank Bldg Tel. 1181. DRESSMAKING, Tailoring. Ladles Coats and Suits Alterations Prices reasonable Mary M. Coker Cra tertan Bldg. THE MO-DES SHOPPE, formerly The Domestic, featuring Dressmaking. Tailoring. Alterations, Hemstitch ing, Buttons and Buckles. Same management. 19 N. Bartlett. Expert Window Cleaner LET JOE DO IT Tel. 1172. House cleaning, floor waxing, demothlng nigs, upholwetry, cleaning. FURS remodeled, repaired, re lined cleaned and glazed. Reasonable Work guaranteed Phone 969-M. LOANS CASH For School Days. If you need extra money to get the children ready for school, or for any other purpose, call on us. You con get any amount up to 4300 hero promptly without en dorsers, on your own security. Small monthly payments arranged to suit your convenience Call, phone or write for particulars witnout obligation. OREGON FINANCE CO. Lie. No. S-211 M217. Phone 139 46 South Central. MONEY TO LOAN on modern dwell Ings of late construction. $9 Itt pel month per thousand. Low Interest rate BROWN & WHITE. 104 W Main Osteopat hlc Physicians. DRS. F. G. & EVA MAINS CARLOW Osteopathic Physicians Announce the removal of their offices from the Liberty Bldg to 26 Laurel at., apposite tne court House. Painting. JNO H LOCK PAINTER Fine Interior wotk a specialty. Phone 609. COLORS BV NATURE PAINTS BY PITTSBURGH. Let us recommend a reliable painter or paperhanger F.H.A loans tor painting now avail able Pittsburgh Paint Store. 132 w. Main. SPRATf PAINTING A SPECIALTY SIGNS HOUSES INDUSTRIAL Estimates Gladly Given. COMMERCIAL PAINTING CO. Tel. 43, Mail Tribune Daily ACROS6 L Southern const dilation 4, Small ruti 7. Crimped fabric 12. Requires 14. Wad Ins bird 15. Open 18. Precious atone IS. That thing 19. Matchleis 32. tilth in the musical scale tJ. Substantive 34. Extended , Journey 26 Pronoun 26. Sibilant sound 27. Hover 28. Troes with quivering leaven 10. Revolutionary hero IS. Unit of wort 14. Fury 15. Symbol for silver 16. Healthy 18. Kind of bean 19. Outfit 10. Act of looking forward IS. Old muitrai note (4. Written t.rom Is to pay 41. Order of Greek architecture 4T. Tips to one aide 41. Metrical root 61. Go iudttt-nly and swiftly: col log,. St. Metal 53. Swedish eota Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle tHEffiaATBgSTA I INfETD RESE RK7 MP AST I ME E RN gApgaE mf E E F ABE PHTpplN Slj MATE T A R STLIA N plEp B 1 N e sfr i n vppEv otieTs -? I PP L E gfaWjAJR I ElSlT A 5 EmMsL I M E 1 N Ak pfApl I O L Eg R j A M I MjE jBPEKyCE P WE T S ete'rsMtamete Nf GXEtCTfjgVAKG'EL T RIElslsiElsPTIElNIDlaNlS 13 j , i , '-lttr BBBBBBMa. I ilAAt I ii - ''' Mi. ts ar z.it ii S34 m:3S - 'Wi '(, W' 31 ZI!i ZZUZZ ZsZ 51 I 1 llr I I 1 I BUSINESS DIRECTORY Radiator hepairlng HOOPER'S RADIATOR SERVICE 33 South Bartlett Refrigeration Service Day Phone 458 Nlte Phone 1653-J REFRIGERATION SERVICE CO. The Only Exclusive Refrigeration Shop in Southern Oregon. Authorized Factory Service. 217 w Main St. Medford Oregon ROOKING WE REPAIR or apply any type ot roof. Roll roofings and coating at mall order prices. Pabeo -Paints and Roofing Ekerson Paint ma Rool Co.. 38 So Bartlett Tel 33 Transfer DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE Local and Long Distance Furniture Moving Bonded carriers. Fireproof storage. Expert crating, ticking and shipping service. "Davis for service, puone BADS TRANSFER As STORAGE CO. Office 26 So Fir Phone 316 Prices right Service guaran ed LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE Weed Control District Established. Notice Is hereby given that on the 22nd day of August, 1938, tne county Court of Jackson County, Oregou. sitting for the transacton of buslnK made and entered Its order establish ing the entire area ot Jackson County. Oregon, as a weed control district iua ordering and directing that the foN lowing weeds be declared to be nox ious weeds and a public menace within said county, to-wit: wnue top. Spiny Cocklebur, Star Thlstio, Puncture Vine, - Chicory, Morn'.ng Glory and Russian Knapweed. Notice Is further given that eajh and all ot the said weeds must be destroyed atid prevented from pro ducing seed within Jackson County, Oregon, and all owners or occupants of land upon which any of sucn weeds are growing are nereoy re quired to destroy and eradicate same In accordance with the terms of the said order creating said district. Given under our hands In open Court on this the 29th day ol Augudt, A. D. 1938. COUNTY COURT OF JACKSON COUNTY. OREGON By EARL B. DAY, County Judge. By L. O. CASTER, RALPH BILLING., County Commissioners Notice to Creditors. In tho County Court of the State of Oregon for the county of jauitaun In the Matter of the Estate of Emma E. Walty, deceased. Notice Is hereby given that I was on August 10. 1938. regularly appuni' ed Executor ot the estate ot Emran E. Walty. deceased, by the County Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Jackson and all creditors having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same duly verified, and with vouchers thereunto attached, to me at the office of Roberts & McAllister my attornevs. In the United States Na tlonal Bank Building, Rooms 201-206. Medford, Oregon, within six tmmtns from the date of this notice. . Dated at Medford. Oregon, chu 17th day of August, 1938 DWIOHT H. FINDLEY, Executor of the Estate of Emma Walty. decenffd Howard District HOWARD, Sept. 14. -(Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Paul Crawford and Mrs. Herbert Crawford of Plummer, Ida ho, Mrs. Mattte Sablnske of Ches teron, Ind., and Mrs. Josio Crow ford of Miller, Ind., were guests at the ,J. F. Glenn home from' Wednes day to Saturday lost week. Mr. Crawford Is Mrs. Glenn'a brother and Mrs. Herbert Craword, their aunt. The other guests are cousins. P.-T. A. will meet Friday, the 16th in the school gymnasium at Cross-Word Puzzle I. Village in New York state T. burn 8. Pertinent 9. English letter 10. French soldlet II. Qo In IS. Segment of a curvs IT. Broad opto vessel Low tufted plant SI. Portend 28. Kiclamatlon 25. Into this 27. Diplomatic minister and his suite S. Skin 20. Hindu deity SI. Mountain In Washington at. Urge 34. Mom mature 16. Drags S7 Caper 38 Came to rest 19. Form of muni, cal composi tion 41. Expense 43 Component of an atom 4 Fngllih letter 48 Thus 10. Jumbled type DOWN I. Bustle S. Reproaches abusively S. Spiks nf flowers 1 Reciting la singing tones $, Clergyman's degree 3:30 p. m. This la the planning meeting for the year so It Is very important that the parents come. It will also be a reception for the teachers. Refreshments will be served. Mr. and Mrs. Oordon Hennessy ot Ogden, Utah, visited Mr. and Mrs. Farley Hennessy last week-end. Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Storm and daughter Helen were week-end guests at the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert at Klamath lake. Helen caught five Rainbow trout, the largest of which weighed 13 pounds. Evan Young and Bobby Glyn of McCloud, and Chas. Van Keuren and Mr. Bush of Salinas, Calif., called at the Glenn home last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Quthrle of Eu gene and niece Charlotte Kroessln of Clatskanle were week-end guests at the C. C. Sater home. While here they drove to Jacksonville, where Mrs. Guthrie's and Mr. Snter's mother used to shop before Medford waa built. They also visited the Mystery rouse on Sardine creek. Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Bruegger have purchased the Howard grocery from Mr. and Mrs. Claude Sturman. The Sturmans have gone to Crescent. John Van Keuren and sons Jlmmle, Roger and Dick Van Keuren and Mrs. H. V. McKean of McCloud, Calif., spent the week-end with their moth er. Mrs. J. F. Glenn. Howard school has 130 pupils .this year, which Includes about 30 new ones. Thirty-one are registered In the 7th and 8th grades, 40 In the 6th and 6th, 30 In the 3d and 4th, and 39 In the 1st and 2nd. The teaching staff Is the same as last year. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Johnstone have purchased the Qulgley grocery on Berry dale avenue and the old C. P. highway. Mr. Johnstone has sold his store in the Griffin Creek district and will be here next week. He plans on remodeling the building and In stalling his barber shop. Lake Creek LAKE CREEK, Sept. 14. (Spl.) A number of grangers met Sunday with the Baby Beef club at the Orange hall. Member! of the Beef club fixed hitch racks for their calves while the grown-upa worked In the hall, getting ready for the fatr and chicken dinner Sunday, September 1). Mr. and Mra. Roy Orlgsby were home Sunday from their work In Medford. John Walch has been hauling grain from Klamath county for the past week. Mra. Julia Orlasom was a Tuesday guest of Mrs. John Short. Miss Mary Nussbaum, who Is at tending St. Mary's academy, spent the week-end at home. The Grange Jacksonville Grange Jacksonville Grangers enjoyed a very delightful musical program Sept. 9 with Pomona Katherlne Earl In charge. The following numbers were presented : accordion solos, by Mtsa Phoebe Swem: dance numbers, by Miss Jewel Deter, accompanied by Miss Helen Young; piano solos, by Helen Young, and a medley of popu lar songs sung and played by Miss Betty Hardy. Mrs. Revo Henspeter, H, Z. chair man, reported a very pleasant after noon at the last meeting of the club Sept. 7 fX the home of Louise Brock way. Plans were made to serve the dinner to the Southern Oregon Pion eers when they meet In Jacksonville the first part of October. The next serving committee will be Mr. and Mrs. Hansen, Mr. and Mrs, Hartley and 'Leota Vaughn. Sept, SO Jacksonville Orangers will observe Booster night with a covered dish supper and a program and social evening. Alt old members and any prospective members are cordially In vited end urged to attend. Equipment for the Juvenile Grange la nearly complete since the dona tion of the piano by the West Side school and the H. E. ladlea purchased a complete set of chairs and a few new tables. Mra. Anna Wendt acted as matron In the absence of Leona Ntedermeyer. Sams Valley Grange A discussion of the county tax situation covered an Important por tion of last Grange meeting, when some conditions were brought to light by the legislative chairman, which were heretofore unfamiliar to many of the members. Two new namea were read as ap plicants for membership. Norma Sage was obligated In the third and fourth degrees. More money donated by Medford merchants waa turned over to the building fund. This fund was also Increased by funds left In the Juve nlle treasury. The latter amount was loaned the building committee until the Juveniles can be reorganized. Members were again advised to have material ready for the auction sale September 33. Cooked food, farm produce or fancy work will be gladly accepted for the auction, the funds of which are to be used to com plete the hfill. A good program will be given free to the public before the auction begins. Everyone wel come. Lecturer's program consisted of a very clever skit put on by three mem bers of the Y.O.A. of the Central Point Orange; a whistling bird trill by Mrs. Edna Pyle and a writing and reading of telegrams by the members from the word cultivator. The program for next Saturday night's meeting will be put on by navy reserve officers and will con sist of travel pictures of Interesting scenfs of the world. This program Is open to the public and begins at 1:30 p. m. tlner and Iempey meet DAN JOSE, Cal. fUP Mas Br recently paid a 19 traffic violation fine here to Jack Dempsey. The principals were not the "Uvermore tsirruper" and the "Manasea Maular. They were Max Baer. a resident of Palo Alto, and Court Clerk Jack Dempsey. V oUi iirtV : - H 't .A- r- UILOINCS. NOT BEAUTIES edict of Golden O.u International exposition oldtlals led to strike of Barbara Dean (above) and other models. The exposition had ruled that publicity pictures show fair buildlnrs Instead of fair maidens. Meteorological Repor September 14, 1938 Forecasts Medford and vicinity: Pair tonight and Thursday; continued warm. Oregon: Fair tonight and Thurs day; fogs locally on the coast. Con tinued warm In the Interior; gentle to moderate southerly wind off coast. Local Data Temperature a year ago today : Highest 103; lowest, 63. Total monthly precipitation .04 Inch. Deficiency for the month, .00 Inch. Total precipitation since Septem ber 1, 1938, .04 inch. Deficiency for the season, .09 Inch Relative humidity at ft p.m. yes terday, 13 per cent; A a.m. today, OA per cent. Tomorrow: Sunrise, ft:At a.m. Sun set, 0:31 p.m. Observations Taken Ham. 120 Meridian Time. win S5? I8 Kl f f! l Boise Doe ton Chicago . Denver ...... Eureka Helena ........ ... 90 .. 7B . 80 .. 88 . 78 ..103 99 ,. 83 83 ..104 ,. 88 - 90 98 - 80 78 78 84 48 Clear 88 P. Cdy. 88 1.98 Cloudy SO Clear S3 Cloudy 44 Clear 88 Cloudy 84 Clear SB .07 P. Cdy. 80 .37 Rain 70 Cloudy 80 Clear 40 Clear 88 Clear 48 Clear 53 Clear 84 Clear 84 Clear 88 Cloudy 88 Clear Los Angeles -MEDFORD ..... New York Omaha Phoenix . Portland Reno . Roseburg Salt Lake San Francisco Seattle Hpokan, Washington, DO. 84 Yakima 90 Acquires Native DauRhter, JOHNSONDALE, Cal. (UP) This community, a new and rapidly grow ing lumber town In the Sierras, now has a "native daughter" or Its own. The baby daughter of Mr. ard Mrs. Wilbur Hundsdorfer Is the first child to be born In the village. HOLLIBTER, Cel. (UP) Judges at a HollUter "Kiddles Parade" covered up their embarrassment as best they could alter selecting the best dressed cowgirl from the Juvenile contestants The winner proved to be Oene Woot. on, very much a boy. Travel Table AIHPLANK9 Northbound. Leave. Mall. Close. 1:17 p m. 13:83 p.m. 4:48 a.m. 4:01 ajn. Southbound. Uav Malls Close. 13:11 a.m. P' TRAINS Northbound. Leave Malls Close. . '9:30 a m 8:30 a m. 1:05 pm 7:06 pjn Southbound. Leave MalU Cloea B:S0am 7:30 a.m. 838 p.m 8:38 pjn BUSES North. 3:40 a.m. 7:50 am 9:36 am. 1 :40 pm. 1:45 pjn 8:45 p m 10:80 p m. smth. 13:18 a.m 8:15 a m 8:30 am 9:86 a m 6 so p m 6:56 p m 9:50 pjn To Kiamath falls 8:46 ajn and 8:40 pm. To Orsnts Pass only. To Ashland only. News of4-H tfv CLUBS By Ivan Myers 4-H clubs of Table Rock have bees busy completing their projects. At the 4-H Home Economics fair, August 18-19, our girls most HI exhibited their work. The following prims wen won: sewing 1, Marjorle Hunaley, 8th; sewing 3, Jean Brennesholta. 3rd, Lu- olle Smith, 4th; sewing 4, beat dress, Dorothy Hunsley, 1st; sewing 4, in formal party dress, Luclle Brenn. sholtz, 1st; renovated garment, Luclle Brenneeholts, 2nd, Dorthy Hunsley, 3rd; best dress, style review, Dorothy Hunsley, 1st; party dress, style review, Luclle Brenncaholtz, 2nd. Knitting, under 18 yearn: Jean Brenneaholtz, 1st; Dorothy Hunaley, 3nd; Doris Hunsley, 3rd; Lores Bren' nesholts, 4th. Over 18 years! Luclle Brennesholta, 1st; Rebecca Hunsley, 3nd; Ruth Sage, 3rd; Roberta Hamlin, 4th, Knitting style review: Luclle Bren nesholta, 1st; Jean Brennesholta, and. Cooking 3, Doris Hunsley, 4th on angel food oak; Ida Belle Davis, 3rd on sunshine cake; cooking 8, Olive Davis, 6th on loaf of bread; Luclle Brenneaholtz, 8th on loaf of bread. Canning 8, Olive Davis, 1st. Mrs. Brenneeholta conducted tlx only knitting elub In the county to complete and exhibit their work. Calvin Housley and Ivan slyer wero the only two from our clubs to go on the Jackson-Josephine two-day 4-H tour. They feel very grateful to Mr. Con red and Mr. Allen and the men from the farms they visited for the Inter esting time given them. On account of the difference ts ages in our clubs ws did not go on the county Judging tour. Last meeting of our livestock eruha were held at the leader's horns Au gust, 30 when the sheep club presided Norma Sage, president, and Luclle Smith, secretary. Roll call was an swered by each member telling how near their record book and animal were ready for the fair. They plan special meetings at various times be fore the fair. In Medford September 33 and 33. . Loses Ring, Key, Life. SAN JOSB, Cal. (UP) Matt O. Muldoon, 33, unemployed San Fran cisco waiter, lost his ring while swimming In Stevens 6reek. A weak later he loet his key ring In the same oreek. A week later, he loet his Ufa while trying to rescue a friend from the waters of the creek. ri FOR SALE Large Double Red De licious 0 Grade Cull Apples. Aft i Brin 1Ul Lug Containers Also Few Peaches Grab Apples and Petite Plums WING ORCHARDS FOR SALE Several fine young Reg istered Guernsey Bull Calves. Excellent type. Fine Conformation. Dams aU on offioial test. Wing's Cloverhill Golden Guernsey Dairy