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XrEDFOKT) "MATE TTITBUNE, M'EDFOTg'D. CREGONT. MONDAY. 'OCTOTET? 3. LOCAL and Medford Caller Maude PooJ of Ap ple gat wai a Med ford caller today . From Talent Miss Violet Kenaston of Talent vu a Medford caller Sat urday. Prom Applegate Mr. and Mrs. W. E- Hasklna of Applegate were Medford business callers Saturday. r From Weed J. W. Stephenson of Weed. Calif., transacted business In this city Saturday. On Business Mr. and Mrs. Paul Webb of Trail mads a business trip to thl city Saturday. ' Medford Caller Miss Gladys But terfleld of Rogue River shopped and elstted friend here Saturday. From Phoenix Natalie Wlleox of Phoenix was a business caller In Medford Saturday. t Here On Rustnesg Edwin Arnold of the Orlffln Creek district trans acted business in Medford Saturday. Committee to Meet Fish and game committee of the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce will meet at 7:30 Wednesday night. 9 hoot Deer Ralph Van Zyl of the Elliott farm bagged a 165-pound buck 45 minutes after getting out of his ear In the Mount Pitt area Sunday. Health Meet Phoenix health unit will convene Wednesday at the home of Mrs. R. H. Wilcox In Phoenix. A covered-dish luncheon will be served at noon. Bowerman Here Dan Bowerman of San Francisco. Calif., arrived in Med ford Saturday to transact" business until tomorrow, when he will leave by motorcar for the north. He Is a representative of United Press and. well known in this city, where he formerly resided. Vlslti Relatives Paul Manke and his son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Black of Lacrosse, Wis., have been visitors for the past two weeks at the home of the former's brother. J. A. Manke on Route 1. They plan to leave for th?lr Wiscon sin home In a few days. Join Fraternity Donald W. Nell ion, elder son of Deputy District Attorney and Mrs. George W. Nellson of 430 North Bartlett street, was recently pledged to Theta Kappa Psi. national medical fraternity at the University of Oregon medical school In Portland. Drunks Punished Paul Billings, 39, charged with drunkenness, was given his choice in city court this morning of paying a 8 fine or spending 10 days in Jail. He waa unable to pay and began serving his sentence. Floyd B. Whitman, 49, was ordered to leave town immediately or spend 10 days In Jail. He was charged with drunk enness. He said he would leave town. Manke Home Claude Manke, aon of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Manke of Route 1, returned to hla home here recently after four years of service In the XL S. navy. The past two years he served as a yoeman on the air plana tender Ovocette and was sta tioned In Samoa and Honolulu. Mr. Manke was aboard the Ovocette when she waa the first ship to reach the aim ken Samoa Clipper. Eagles Called All membera of Cra ter lake aerie, Fraternal Order of Eaglea are requested to meet at the new lodge hall on North Front street tonight at 7:30 to complete, the work of converting the hall Into a meeting place. The call was issued by George Tucker, who said that unless work Is done at the hall tonight and tomor row It will not be In readiness for the meeting of the aerie and aux iliary Thursday evening. Drills Tomorrow Company A and Radquarters company. 186th infan try of the Oregon national guard will hold their regular weekly drills In the Medford armory at 8 p. m. tomorrow. After the drills Company A will hold Indoor rifle practice. The guardsmen practiced yesterday on the outdoor range. Company A has vacancies for a number of recruits and applicants for enrollment may obtain informa tion at the armory at any time. Capt. Carl V. Tengwald. commanding, said. Attend Game Many Medford real dents attended the football game In Eugene Saturday between the Univer sity of Oregon and U. C. L. A. Among th-se from here attending were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pruitt. H. S. Deuel. W. H. Fluhrer. Jerry Davis. Bob Ray mond, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Jerome. HuBh Ferguson, Spencer Weill, Lyle Thurman. Betty Bare. Ben Trow bridge, Dr. and Mrs. Edwin R. Durno. Mr. and Mrs. Justin Smith, Stanley Sherwood, Dr. Ru.wll Sherwood, Mr. and Mrs. WlHon White, Coach and Mrs. Bill Bowerman and the entire Medford high school football Wm. who were en route home from Hood River, where they played Friday eve ning, Willie Pederson. Paul Luy. War ren Llagett. George Robertson. R. W. Puhl. Bob Hammond, Lelsnd Clark. Jt . Lee Waton, Frank Perl and John Wilkinson. A Three Days Cough Is Your Danger Signal No matter how many medicines you have tried for your common cough, chest cold, or bronchial Irri tation, vou may pet relief now with Creomulslon. Serious trouble may be brewing and you cannot afford to take a chance with any remedy less potent than Creomulslon. which roes right to the aeat of the trouble and aids nature to soothe and heal the Inflamed mucous membranes ar;d to loosen and expel genu lj?3en phlegm. . . . Even if other remedies have failed, don't be discouraged, try Creomul eion. Your druggist la authorized to refund your money If you are not thoroughly satisfied with the bene fits obtained. Creomulslon Is one word. ak for it plainly, see that the name on the bottle Is Creomulsion. and vou'll get the genuine product aid tha relief you want. (Advj PERSONAL To Ashland T. J. Fuson of 3003 East Main street spent Sunday after noon In Ashland visiting hi mother, Mrs. Mary Woods. Bicycle StolenBill Hedrlck of 603 South Oakdale avenue reported to city police yesterday that hla Haw thorne btcyele. license 331, was stolen yesterday from the yard of hla home. On Business Among Central Point resident transacting business In this city Saturday were Barbara Fleischer. Lloyd Hammond, Dan Konlng and daughter Louise, Janice Clark and B. O. Force. t Minor Accident Mrs. Minnla Royee of Hlltcrest Orchards and Dwaln Edward Estes of 505 North Central avenue drove machines in volved in a slight mishap at East Main and Geneva streets Sunday night, according to a city police report today. Celling Fire Ceiling at the Med ford Business college, 31 North Grape etreet, was damaged slightly by fire thli morning. Cause was attributed by firemen to lack of sufficient clearance for a heater pipe passing through the ceiling. The fire de partment's chemical crew put the blaze, out. The fire occurred about 8:35. Fined $5 Mrs. Elden Pharr of 702 Pine street was fined 5 in city court this morning for driving a car with out an operator's license. An auto driven by Mrs. Phalr was Involved in a minor accident with a car operated by Robert N. Morton of Rogue River at Fourth and Bartlett streets Sunday evening, a city police report stated. Oliver George King of 401 Fifth street was alio fined 85 for driving a car without an operator's license. Court ritatlono Mild 0. Cheyne, 21, of Klamath Falls was cited by state police yesterday to appear In Medford Justice of the peace court before October 8 to answer a charge of failing to stop at a highway inter section. Ray Morrison, 25, of Route 4 was cited to appear this afternoon charged with violation of the baalc traffic rule. Fred H. Coffnjan. 32 of Klamath Falls was cited to appear on or before October 6 charged with operating a vehicle with only one headlight. Incorporated Articles of incorpo ration were filed In the county clerk's office today for the Southern Oregon By-Products company. Incorporators were listed as Oliver Morton. Lyman Johnson, Joe Klngsley and Harry E. Miller. Capital stock was stated as S1000 divided Into 200 shares of no-par value. Principal purpose of the business Is the disposing of bod ies or carcasses of animals and animal by-products by rendering or process ing, the articles of incorporation showed. Mr. Morton Is defendant In a suit filed September 20 by C. N. French, who alleged breach of agree ment. Mr. French alleged tn the complaint that he had assisted In establishing the by-products com pany but waa discharged In spite of an asserted agreement providing permanent employment at stipulated remunerations. Livestock PORTLAND, Or.. Oct. 3. (AP BSDA) Hogs: 3500 Including S84 through an direct, market around 35 lower, active at decline good to choice 165 to 315 lb. drlvelns mostly M.oo; carload lota up to R.ao: J25 to 280 lb. butchers $8.25.73; packing sows $7.00-50: choice 86-lb. feeder plga up to 19.00 with 31 lb. weights up to $10.00. CATTLE: 3850 Including 104.' through; calves 00 Including 87 through; market fairly active; steers around 35 higher; cows and heifers steady to strong; bulls slow, vealers and calvea around 60 lower; medium to good grass ateers mostly $8:75 8.10, top 8.40; common steers $5.50 6.50; stockers $5.90-8.25: common to medium heifers $5.00-8.76; odd head good heifers $7.00-25: low cutter and cuter cowa $2.50-3.25: common to medium cows $3.75-4.75; good beef cowa $5.00-50: mixed cows and heif ers up to $6 25; bulls $4.75-5.75: choice vealers $9.00-59; common to medium grade $5.50-8.50; medium to go:d 300-390 lb. calves $5 00-7.50. SHEEP: 2000 Including 147 direct; market active dully steady: 3 loads 87 lb. Washington lamba $7.25; 2 loads 84-lb. eastern Oregon lamba $7.00; good trucklns $6 50-75; com mon to medium grades $4.00-60; me dium to good ewes $2.00-76. Chicago CHICAOO, Oct. 3. (AP-CSDA) Hogs 16.000 Including 4.000 direct; opened 10-15 lower than Friday's av erage: later trading 15-35 lower; bulk good and choice 320-270 lbs. $8.75 90: top $9.00; most 160-210 lbs. $8 35 70; bulk pigs and light light $7.50 8.10; sows 6-10 lower; bulk light weights $775-8.15; most medium and heavy weights $7.25-65; overweights $7.00 down. CATTLE 17.000; calvea 3.000; fully steady market choice and prime steers: general killing quevty much Irsa desirable than week ago; early top $13,234. some held higher; not rmieh done on steera of value to sell at $700-9 50 but undertone steady: about 4.000 western stockers In run: fed heifers fully steady; best $11.75: mostly $8.25-9.76 however; cows swady: bulla firm to 10 higher and vealers strong at $10.00-11.60: out- TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN J. A. VanRheen Id no longer hul nes agent for Carpenter Local 2067. He hait no authority to collect Initiation fee. Win RP I.. Dl DI ET, Vtlng R- fer-y. side on weighty sausage bulla 10 03; ttockers and feeders steady. SHEEP 23.000 Including 0,500 di rect; fat lambs moderately active; around steady with best time Friday; good and choice natives and westerns 8.00-25: best held S8.35 and 18.40 and above; talking around 06.00 on good yearlings; best hel above 16.50: indications steady on sheep: good na tive ewes 03.00; few 03.25. South San Franc! c SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. S (API (VS. Dept. Agr.) HOGfl 1.800 Including 1,210 direct. Slow; butch ers mostly 25 lower; top and bulk good to choice 170-220 lb. weights 9.55; light llghta and around 230-275 lb. weights sorted out mainly 9.06; part load medium around 250 lb. butchers 9.00; packing sows 26 to mostly 50 lower, bulk 7.25. CATTLE 800, practically entire sup ply grassers scattered; early sales and Indications slaughter steers around steady; part load medium Oregon grnssera 7.00; four cars Oregon grass fat steers held above 7.75; good fed steers absent, quoted up to around 8.50; few common light killers 5.00 6.00: aha stock moderately active, steady to strong. Instances higher. Calves 25. Part load calves arrived late, nothing done; veal era practically absent, good to choice quoted around 9.00-10.00. SHEEP 1,225. Including 895 direct. Lambs mostly steady ( quality consid ered: strictly good to choice lambs absent; about 200 head 70 lb. north coast mixed wooled and early shorn lambs 7.25 sorted 15 per cent plain to medium 6.00; good wooled lambs quoted up to 7.50; part deck common to medium 65 lb. weights 6.25. sorted 12 head 5.25; ewes absent, shorn kinds quoted up to 3.25. Portland Produce PORTLAND. Oct. 3 VP) BUTTER: Prints A grade, 2Q'7o lb. in parch ment wrappera, 804o lb. In cartons; B grade, 28 lie- lb. In parchment wrappers, 29Vfco In lb. cartons. BUTTE RFAT Portland de 1 1 v e r y buying price: A grade. 27 a 28c lb. Portland delivery: B grade, lVfce lb. less; C grade 6c lb. less. Country delivery. 26c lb. for A grade. EGGS Buying prices for wholesal ers: pectals. 32c doz.; extras, 28c doz.: standards. 25c doz.: extras medium. 22c doz.; undergrade. 14c doz. CHEESE: Oregon triplet. 13c; Ore gon loaf, 14e. Brokers will pay c below quotations. COUNTRY MEATS Selling price to retailers: Country-killed hogs, best butcher under 160 lbs., Il(?l2c lb.; vealers, U$Uc lb.; light and thin. 10 12c lb.; heavy, tlmQo lb.; ewes, 4(jr6c lb.; cutter cows. 7(7',c lb.: oanner cows. 6ct7c lb.; bulls, 8$ 9c lb.; spring lambs, 161 7c. LIVE POULTRY Buying prices: Leghorn broilers. 114 to 14 lbs.. 16 r$17c lb.; 2Uj lbs., 16c lb.; colored springs, 2 to 31i lbs., 17c; over 3i lbs., 12c: under 3 lbs., 12c lb.; col ored hens to 6 lbs., 18c lb.; over 8, 18c lb.: No. 2 grade, 5c lb. less. TURKEYS Selling price: Dressed new crop hens. 25c lb.; toms. 27c lb. Buying prices new hens, 23c; toms, 25c lb. Portland Wheat PORTLAND. Oct. 8. ) Wheat: Open High Low Close Deo. 83 63 62 63 May 64 i 64 14 63 63 Cash grain: OatsNo. 3, 38-lb. white 38.00; No. 3, 88-lb. gray, nominal. Barley No. 3, 45-lb. b.w. 30.00. Corn No. 3. E. Y. shipment 36.35. Soft white 61 14; western whit 61; western red 60. Hard red winter ordinary 58'4; 11 per cent 59: 13 per cent 63; 13 pet cent 67; 14 per cent 71. Hard whlte-Baart 63;; 11 per cent unquoted; 13 per cent 63; 18 per cent 65; 14 per cent 67. Wall St. Report NEW YORK, Oct. 3. (P) Profit taking following last week's sharp rally had but little effect on today's stock market and selected Issues pushed up fractions to a point or so generally, with a few ahead 3 to 4. Widest gains were scored by build ing materials, chemicals and special ties. Utilities experienced a morning buying flurry. New highs for the year or longer were registered by an assortment of favorites. Steels and motors, among the lately buoyant groups. Inclined to rest. Several low priced stocks were among the live liest. Today's closing prices for 33 select ed stocks follow: Al. Chem. & Dye 185"4 Am. Csn .. 1QQ Am. A Pgn. Pow , , , , 4 ',4 A. T. tL T. 143H Anaconda , , 34 "4 Atch. T. tc S. P. ..... 36'4 Bendlx Avla 314 Beth. Steel 5914 Caterpillar Tract. ...... 81 14 Chrysler 74 'j Coml. Solv lo1. Curtlas-Wrlght 5'4 Du Pont - 1 3B "4 Oen. Elec. 43 '4 en. Foods 38'i Oen. Mot, -........J..,,. 4flT4 Int. Hsrvest. .-.......-... 63 4 I. T. T. . . 10 Johns-Man .. 104 '4 Monty Ward . 48'i North Amer 20'i Penney (J. C.) 81 '4 Phillips Pet. 40'4 FREE VOICE TEST COUPON T. the nnderljrned. am rtetlrnti of 1 free rernrdefl audition of my talent, and agree that If selerted I will lake part In the filming nf Medfnrd'a own motle, KI.'NMS' HII.D." and further atree tn he present at the Rlaltn Theatre Tuesday or Wednesday, October u or 12, not later than 7 p. m., for auditlona. Name '.. Phone Age .'. - Voire te-.ts apply to talent 18 years at older unless sperlal arrangements are made by parents. (BRINO OR M4JI. THIK TOI POV TO THf. RtAl.TO THEATRB MOXOFFICEI Sou. Pao. Std, Brands -. St. Oil Cal. St. Oil N. J. ... Trans. Amer. Union Carb tow 60 '4 10 84 ; .... 38', .. 68', Unit. Aircraft . U. 8. Steel COMMUNITY CHEST E (Continued t.uui Page One.) The 19361939 Community Chest campaign will open Tuesday In Med ford and near-by communities with the following personnel under the supervision of Campaign Director O. O, Alenderfer: Board of Directors M. K. Hog&n, president: Mrs. Leon ard Carpenter, vice-president; Eu gene Thorndlka. treasurer; Larry Schade. representing Boy Scouts of America; Mrs. Dolph Phlpps, repre senting Girls' community club; Mrs. O. B. Morrow, representing Olrl Scouts: Mrs, J. C. 8. Wellls. repre senting health association; Oeo. T. Prey, representing Red Cross: R. H Vlncent, representing Salvation Army; Miss Ruth Meusel, secretary. Budget Committee M. D. Field, chairman; B. E. Har der. Dwight L. Houghton, Dr. Oeongs B. Dean, W. P. Stewart. Publicity Committee L. M. Welsenberger, chairman: Herb Grey, Lee Bishop. Moore Hamilton. A. E. Powell. Public speaking Prank Hull. in.lR-39 Solicitation Committees Public Employees: E. H. Hedrlck, sales manager; Frank De Souse., post office; H. C. Obye. forest service; O. McCredle, city; Capt. Wm. H. Drlscoll, CCC; E. P. Leavltt, national park; Victor Teng wald, court house. Oenera! Employees: Rev. James M. Hamilton, sales manager; Rev. S. L. Divine. Capt. R. H. Vincent, Jack Ralston, Jack L. Porter. A. C. Pierce, Geo. Robertson. J. P. Naumes, L. T. Nygaard, A. S Rosenbaum, E. Scott, W. Young. B. Baldwin. Walter Leverette, D. Ford McCormlck. Carol I. Hayes, O. C. Leonard. W. F. Roney, O. M. Ander son, Vern Chamberlain, Jack Greager. Professional Solicitation; Larry Schade. Pre-Snllcltatlon: Raymond Reter, chairman. East Business District: V. J. Robinson, sales manager: It. M. Schlno. Bud Puhrman. Otto Frohnmayer, O. H. Bengtson, A. P Butler. Dwight L. Houghton. James K. Hoey, Paul Meyers, Frank Rein hart, C. C. Retchateln, Scott Davta. Geo. Fields, Leland Knox. Arthur Hess. Al Hearne, J. F. Hbws. W. A. Holloway, Harold Larsen. Kramer F. Deuel, Capt. Tuttle, Ry S. WIKley. Robert C. Wright. E. H. Mann, M. T. Wray, Don Newbury, L. J. Cox, Fred Heath, Br. West Business District E. L. Knox, sales manager; Frank Perl. Max Pelrce, Emil Mohr. J. A McDougall, Dsn-ell Huson. Roy El liott, Otto De Jarnett, Don Crutk shank, H. L. Houtz, Chas. Ray. Northeast Residential Mrs. Shelby Tuttle. Mrs. Earl Tu- my. Mrs. Martin Luther, Mrs. C. Glen Smith. Northwest Residential Mrs. H. M. Welshaar, sates man ager; Mrs. Verne Rolfe, Mrs. O. L. Overmyer. Mrs. Roy Marti, Mrs. Earl Miller, Mrs. Chaa. Kunz, Mrs. Frank Hussong. Mrs. Carl Blsmark. Mrs. Zoe Bylngton. Mrs. Neville Btden, Mrs Kenneth Anthony. Central Point City Mrs. T. W. Lawrence, sales man ager; Mrs. Webster, Mrs, Jewett, Mrs. Faber, Sr., Mrs. Bonny. Central Point Rural Mrs. C. L. Pierce, sales manflger; Mrs. Js-k Heyland, Mrs. Alice B. Egan. Mrs. Glpson Driver, Mrs. C. H Taylor. Phoenix: Mrs. J. F. Spalrllng, sales manager; Mrs. Wllcsx. Mrs. Porter Neff, Mrs. C. L. Hopkins. Jacksonville: O. W. Godward, sales manager; Mrs. Klein ham mflr, John Endert, Chet Hubbard, Mrs. Vivian Beach. - Southeast Residential District Mrs. O. A. Eden, sales manager; Mrs. J. Wallace, Mrs. Geo. Sen war ti. Mrs. H. Reich stein, Mrs. Harry Olsen, Mrs. Don Newbury, Mrs. Emerson Merrick, Mrs. W. J. Hutchinson, Mrs. Dora Gates, Mrs. John Boyle, Mrs. Ernest Barnes. oiithwest Residential Dl-trlrtt Mrs. David Rosenberg, sales man ager; Mrs. O. B. Morrow, rone man ager; Mrs. Gilbert Stuart, Mrs. H. H. Prlngle, Mrs. H. F. Nordwiek Mn. Rawles Moore. Mrs. H. H. Miller, Mrs. Leland Mentcer, Mrs. J. O. Mann. Thora Lawrence, Effle H. Kurtz, Mrs. A. F. W. Kressa Mrs. Oeorge Hensel man, Mrs. Mary Fawcett, Mrs, Mar garet Fabrtck. Fannie E, Emmens, Ruth Edgell, Mrs. 8. L. Divine, Mrs. Helen Conroy, Madgo B. Blddle, Mrs. C. P. Weasels. Northeast Residential: Mrs. W. H. Fluhrer. sales manager: Mrs. J. F. Fllegel. Mrs.. W. H. Muir head, Verna Thatcher, Mrs. Fred Wahl. Mrs. Robert Norrls. Mrs. Lee Bishop. Mrs. Chas. Lemery, Mrs. Ken neth Parrett, Mrs. Anita Robertaon. Mrs. Jack Simpson. Mrs. E. R. Dur no. Mrs. Frank Relnhart. Mrs. Harry Rosenberg. Mrs. Maure Spate, Mrs. Leo Williams. Mrs. Bert Lsgeson. GETS STIFF FINE Alby Fossett, 67. of Sacramento, Cal., waa lined 8100 and 84.50 costs and sentenced to 30 days In Jail by Judge William R. Coleman In Justice of the peace court ttils morning for operating a car while under tha In fluence of liquor. Hla operator's license waa taken up. He waa driving a car with a Florida license. The Jail sentence will be suspended If the fine la paid In full by Satur day, Judge Coleman told Foesett. He paid 825 of the fin. and said ha would pay the remainder before Sat urday. He pleaded guilty to the charge through his attorney, Victor A. Tengwald. Fossptt waa arrested by state police after he ran his car Into a ditch at tha Junction ot the Pacific highway and Klrtland road. Charged with larceny from a store, Homor Williams, 46.- an Itinerant negro, waa given until 0:30 tomorrow morning to plead. He told the court he would plead guilty to a charge of petty larceny, which Is a misde meanor, Larceny from a store la a felony. Williams Is sccused of stealing two women's slips valued at 1158 from Montgomery WanTs Saturday. He waa arrested" later on the street by city police when he assertedly waa trying to sell the goods. Passing of sentence was deferred In the case of Thomas w. Watson who waa charged by his wife with being disorderly In their home on McAn drewa road yesterday. Watson plead ed guilty to disorderly conduct. WINDOW GLASS w, sell window glass and will replace youi broken windowa rtaaonably. Trowbridge Cab inet Work. Too Late to Classify FOR SALB Starklng Delicious and Jonathan apples. Phone 301-J-l, FOR SALE 8 Jersey cows, $3S each Fred Mires, Lelbman residence Jacksonville. FOR 8ALETwo secondhand oil cir culators: one last year model new oil clculator, price cut 92400: one second hsnd wood heater. Hubbard Bros., Inc. FOR SALE A few colors In Kalso mine at 4c per lb. Hubbard Bros., Inc. COUPLE, adults, want to rent 1 or 3 rooms equipped with light house keeping. Box 1343, Tribune. FOR RENT Furnished sleeping room, neaxea. ou nose. FOR SALE Good child's bed; Hev wood Wakefield buggy, lia South Newtown. - HAY FOR SALE Wlltrout Brothers, route 4. box 324, Fern valley road Medford. FOR SALE OR TRADE 26 acres, modern house, good outbuildings, irrigation, clover and fruit. Will take small Improved acreage or cash down payment, terms. Box mis, Trioune. FOR SALE Rolled ground and seed barley, baled alfalfa, white boar. Want few sheep and dry cow. All kinds of tractor work at reasonable prices. Tel. 671-R-t. LOST One pointed section of win dow ladder. Finder please call phone 1172. Re-ward. FOR SALE One good wood saw, cheap. Phone 617-H. FOR SALE Attractive home In fin est Medford residential district. Three bedrooms, modern house, fine shad trees, beautiful yard, shrubbery. Will sell equity; bal ance long-term HOLC loan. Will trade equity for small home or country place. Addresa Box 1B47, Mall Tlrbune, giving full particu lars. , FOR SALE Fox terrier. 0 months, spayd. Royal Rogue Kennels. TRADE .38 revolved for good milk goat. Phone 853-L. FOR SALE OR RENT Two houses, modern. 6 acres Irrigated; with In sured titles, with ternu; must be sold this week. Five rooms furni ture, new safe, large electric refrig erator, washing machine, cow and calf also to be solq, Charles Mai latt. Hllslnirer addition, second road west S. P. H. R., Phoenix. Oregon. LADY wishes position caring for chil dren or companion to elderly couple. Drive car. 8 Laurel. FOR SALE Complete furnishings for : e -room house, almoat new. 14 Summit avenue. tvn isi 1 I 5e d ACES A. 1 ,,. THE GAMS OF T Jvf HCARTSI pSTNt HAVING LEASED my ranch tor sale: 1 sow, 8 pigs week old. 30 weaner pigs. Hanford L. Pyle, Sams Vsllsy. WANTED TO REN1 modern 4 or 6 - room unfurnLshed house by steadily employed couple. Box 1179, Mall Tribune. PERRYDALE 1 FULL ACRE AA ap A "T-room house, pressure SyRSn vstem: Isrge oak trees, W V w W located right In Perry dale. Priced to sell, only I26SO.O0 Terms. Also OLD STAGE ROAD ALMOST NEW FULLY MODERN 6 -room bungalow, hard JgslfiD wood floora- fireplace: 17 WW .(. overlook In ff RoiTUe River Valley and Medford; family orchard consisting of pears. peacheB. walnuts, plums, lots of grapes: 4 acres water. Owner leaving, must sell at once and priced only 4750.00. Also NEAR RESERVOm ONLY 500 DOWN SAUK I wood floors, fireplace. - www vlftw norm: full floored attlo with finished room. Base ment, furnace, new oil burner. Out of town ownwr. This Is a real sacrifice. MARK A, OOLDY. INC. Phons 728 109 E. Main St. WE GUARANTEE all our auto refln ishlng. Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop. FOR RENT 3 housekeeping rooms, ftS3 Austin. StnnmonH for Publicist ion Tn the Circuit Coirt of the State of Oregon In and for the County of Jackson. The Federal Land Bank of Spokane. a corporation. Plaintiff, va. Let tie Amelia Owns, a widow: James Trefren and Jane Doe Trefren. hus band and wife; Baul S. Seeley and Vernlta Seelev, husband and wife; C. M. Williams and Bertha E- Wil liams, husband and wlf.; W. G Williams, a single man: J. R. Wil liams and Bertha May Williams, t husband and wife: F, T. Williams. a slnele man: James M. Parks and Ellrjtbeth Margaret Parks, husband and wife: B. A. Clark und Mary Clark, husband and wife; Rogue River National Form Loan Amo elation, a corporation; The un known heirs of Thoma. Owens, deceased: and Also all other per sons and parties unknown claiming any right, title. e,tnte. Hen or In terest tn the real estate described In the complaint herein. Defendants To the Above Named Defendants; The unknown heirs of Thomas Owens, deceased; and also all other peasons and parties unknown claim Ing any right, title, estate, lien or interest in the real estate described in the complaint herein: In the Name of the State of Ore gon, you and each of you are required to appear and answer the complaint riled against you in tne above en titled suit on or before the last day of four weeks from the date of the flrrt publication of this summons, and If you fall so to appear and answer said complaint, for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to the court for tho relief demanded In H complaint, succinctly stated as fol lows, to-wlt: That a decree be entered ordering that the sum of a 30. 00. being the par value of 6 shares of stock In The Federal Land Bank of Spokane, pledged by the Rogue River National Farm Loan Association as additional security for the loan made by the plaintiff herein, be applied to the payment of the amount secured by plaintiff's mortgage; and that the plaintiff have Judgment against the defendant, Lettle Amelia Owens, a widow, for the balance then remain ing unpaid of said Indebtedness, to wlt: The sum of $fifH.49. with Interest from August 10. 1938, until tho entry of decree herein at the rate of per annum, on the sum of $432.93 thereof: and with Interest at the rate of 8 per annum on 160.81 thereof: and for the further aum of $100.00, or such other sum as the Court may adjudge reasonable as attorney's fees herein, together with plaintiff's costs and disbursements; that the mort gage described In plaintiff 'a com plaint on the real property described as follows, to-wlt: A tract of land situated In the Southeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section Sixteen, Town ship Thirty-five South, Ranga Four 1:4Vfl:4-f:lK MI'ftT END TONITBI 4 and this Moie quia hit! "TOUCHDOWN ARMY" "-" ' 1 TOMORROW and -,rt ' tnM iet mm WEDNESDAY West of tha Willamette Meridian, described a follows, to-wlt: Begin ning at a point 8.87 chains North of Southeast comer of Section Six teen, Township and Range afore-! said; then Wast twenty chains; : thence North ten chains; thence East twenty chains, mora or leas to tha East line of said Section Sixteen; thence South on East line of said Section Sixteen 10 chains to the place of beginning, con taining 20 acres; Situated In Jackson County, State of Oregon; Together with the tenements, here ditaments and appurtenances there unto belonging or in anywise appertaining, and Together with ali water and water rights used upon or appurtenant to said lands and however evidenced, be foreclosed and that the mortgaged premises, together with all mater and water rignta uaea upon or appur tenant to aald land and however evidenced, be sold in one parcel In the manner prescribed by tha laws oi tne mate ot Oregon ana tno prac Uca of this Court; that tha proceeds thereof be applied towarda the pay ment of plaintiff's decree, costa and accruing costs; mat at sam saie plaintiff be permitted to become purchaser; that the defendants above named, and each and all of them, be foreclosed and barred of all right. title, claim or interest In tha prem ises described In plaintiff's mortgage except tha right of redemption al lowed by law, and that plaintiff have such other and further relief as la meet and equitable. The date of the order for the pub lication of this summons 1a Octobers, 1938; the time prescribed for publica tion of this summons la once each week for four consecutive weeks; the date of the first publication of this ffummons la October 3. 1938. NEFF & FROHNMAYER By Porter J. Nelt, Post Office Address; 902 Cooley Theatre Bldg.. Medford, Oregon. I. C. PRESTBYE Post Office Address: 810 Main Avenue, Spokane, Washington Attorneys for Plaintiff. Notice of Final Settlement Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has filed her final ac count as administratrix with will annexed of the estate of J. N. Hocker smlth, deceased, with the County Court of Jackson County, Oregon, and that aald court has set Novem ber 3. 1938. at the hour of 10 o'clock In the forenoon of said day In the Court Room of said court In the Court House at Medford, Ore., aa the time and place for hearing objections thereto and the settlement thereof. 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