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Newspaper Page TextPAGE THIRTEEN sxnnmm M'EDFOTCT) MATT) TTJTT5TJNTR. MEDF0T?T1. ORFGOy. THURSDAY. OCTOBFR fi. 1938. Read ever) ad n cni PB8B You will probably tlnd exactly the things you have oeeo look ing (or or a aale or trade lor unused articlea you ma; nave Searcb your attic or tore-room you may find many things other are seeking and De able to realize immediate cash it what you want tsol nere, ad vertise (or it TriDune Classi fied Ada are Inexpensive Ilectlvol ' BATES Per word first Insertion (Minimum tsc) Each additional Insertion per word -lc (Minimum 10c) Per line per month without copy change f 1 CASH Or morisy order must ac company all mail order classified ads. LOST AND FOOND LOST Pair of tan pigskin gloves In or near Craterlan theater, Sunday night. Call 1516. LOST One 7.00x20 truck tire and wheel, on Butte Falls road. Finder notify McDonald Candy Co., Tei. au. LOST If dug missing, call li16. WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Experienced auto driver to California. Transportation and expenses. See Mr. X at Allen Hotel. WANTED Operator for service sta tion. Must have (lnancer to buy stock. Apply Texaa Co. WANTED Flm-aoss sheet metal worker. Young man preferred. Write Box 1126. Mall Tribune, stat ing qualifications and references. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Woman over 30 to work In home. Call after 6 p. m. Phone ma. WANTED Girl or woman for light housework, care of children: even ings and Sunday free. Call at 825 I. 9th. after 5. W ANTED Experienced girl for house work and care of children. Refer pnecs required. Phone 1107. WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Praotlcal nursing or house keeping. Mrs. Evelyn emitn, ia-i a St., Ashland, Ore. WILL DO LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING and caretaklns for elderly persons Or couple. uan give reiereni:e;s. Prices very reasonable. Box 1582, Tribune. MAN with new equipment wants Job plowing or disking, lei. oii-tv-. WANTED By elderly gentleman, employment caretaker, tending furnace or anv other work of that nature. Sober, honcrt, dependable. Address Box 1558, co Mail Tribune. WANTED Miscellaneous WANTED Weaner and feeder pigs, jersey and GUERNSEY cow and Across railroad tarcks from Rich- calf for sale. Chaa. Mallatt, Phoe fleld Service Station, Central Point. nix. Ore., Hilslnger Addition. WANTER Chisel-tooth cultivator. Must be reasonable. 3 miles east Cass Wrecking Yard. H. E. Blrdsall. WANTED To pick Enellsh walnuts on shares. Box 1589. Tribune. WANTED Real estate to exchange for Klamath Falls property. Both cltv and country. Write P. O. Box 1176, Klamath Falls. WANTED Office desk and chairs. Apply Ed Gaines, Rogue River Roofing Co. WANTED 60 good breeding ewea. See John Dunlap, Route 4, or call. 437 R. WANTED Clean, soft cotton rags at Mall Tribune. WANTED Horses and cows. Eagle Point Pox Farm Tel 37-X-7. QUILTS COVERED AND TIED II Quilting 1 Phone 1 5(1(1 -L, HIGHEST PRICKS PAID for butteries Radiators Aluminum, Brav Cop oer and other metals MEDFORD BARGAIN MOUSE 27 N Orane St Phone 1063 LAUNDRY Mrs Huson lei I34S-M WANTED Dead and worthless ani mals removed free o! charge Phone (reverse charge) Southern Oregon Bv-Producta Co IIIOHKS1 CASH I'lth m PAID For Your Furniture MKIIKOHD HARdAIN HIILSfc 37 N Oraoe St Phon; 1063 WELL DRILLING tl 60 pel !t tirst 80 ft. etc J M Dodite ne K:n WOOL - MOHAIR - HIDES And Pelts See us oefore you sell MEDFOHD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N Orane St Phone 1083 IV E PAY MOKL LAMI For your Furniture nni.llKOOh AMIHKWS Sh and r-rtint Phone 647 FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT 4-room unfurnished house. Inquire Harvey Young at Junior high echool or Tel. 234-J-3. evenings. FOR RENT House at 728 E. Jackson FOR RENT )-room house, base ment, furnace, garage, hardwood floors, newlv decorated. 127.50. 710 No. Riverside. Inquire at Crystal White Laundry. FOR RENT 4-room stucco bouse with breakfast nook. Inquire 531 Spencer St. 8-ROOM house, screened porch, gar ae. 502 N Oakdale. FOR RENT 4-room duplx. partly furnished, 120. 630 8a nr. FOR REN1 HOU8E3 FOR RENT 8-room furnished house, 331 Howard. FOR RENT New furnished house at 1011 Reddy Ave. FOR RENT 8-room unfurnished house. 813.30: one room, unfurnish ed. 5: 3-room furnished apart ment. 312.50. Inquire 818 E. Main. FOR RENT House No ft new Lorlne Court West Utb Strictly modern Adults only Phone 338. FOR RENT 2 -bed room unfurnished house. Good location. H. L. Cook 10 Quince St. FOR RENT 6-rooin modern lur nlshed house. Close In. 335 8 Riverside. Phone 467-J. FOR RENT Coxy, comfortable mod ern 8-room house, partly furnished. Also 3-room apartment, furnished. 31 Hanel St., near Pine Cone. M S. Ruff. UNFURNISHED HOUSE Inquire 134 South Ivy FOR RENT BOARD ROOM COMFORTABLE ROOM In private home for gentleman. Private en trance. 1013 East Main. Phone 1453-Y. BOARD and ROOM SI a day at 716 E Main FOR RENT-APARTMENTS APARTMENT for rent. 504 a. Oakdale. FOR RENT 3 housekeeping rooms, 327 Edwards. FOR RENT Comfortable, furnished, heated apartment; Frlgldalre. 618 So. Oakdale. FOR RENT Holly Court No. 4, par tially furnished, 3 bedrooms, $30. Phone 1322-W. FURNISHED APT. Private bath, heater. Frlgldalre. 806 W. Main. FOR RENT 3-room and 6-room un burn, apts. 307 N. Ivy. FURNISHED 3-room apartment. Pri vate bath, oil heat, ground floor 604 W. 10th. FOR RENT 2-room furnished apart ment. 530 South Central. FOR RENT Room or apartment S18 W. 10th. Adults only. FOR RENT Apartment, overstuffed furniture, heat, hot water and Frlgldalre. garage. 10 Quince St FOR RENT Furnished Rooms FOR RENT Nicely furnished sleep ing room for gentleman. 826 cVj Riverside. ROOM FOR RENT Private entrance, bath and ahower. 83.60 week. 408 Edwards. ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 d Grape FOR RENT Miscellaneous BACHELOR CABIN. 445 So. Front FOR RENT 45 acres with modern house: alfalfa. Apply at 425 14 8 Oakdale. FOR RENT 6000 acres winter pas ture for cattle. Write W. S. Hutch- ens. Red Bluff. Tehama Co., Cat, ONE store room, upstair office rooms Sea Al Llttrell or Roland Hubbnrd FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Young cows, fresh and springers. John Darby, Griffin Creek. FOR SALE OR TRADE 3 milk cowe. 3 heifers, 1500-lb. work msre. Tel. 408-R-2. FOR SALE 4 head young ewes. Arthur winter, 3 miles south of Ruch, Ore. FOR SALE 3 good cows. 8 tiers dry wood. Essex '28 car, 1 pet lamb; house with 10 acres Irrigated land. Drive out Midway road, take first turn to left after paining Forest Patrol, then take first turn right, drive 14 mile to white house. HAVING LEASED my ranch for sale: 1 sow, 8 plfts week old. 30 weaner pigs. Hanford L. Pyle, Sams Valley. FOR SALE: Team big mulea. Inquire Paul Force. Eagle Point. FOR SALE Young Brown Swiss Bulls Brown Swiss for more milk Phlpps Orchard Phone 417. FOR SALE POULTRY 20 ONE-YEAR-OLD Whit Leghorn hens, 35o each. B. J. Palmer. 8 miles north Central Point, Elden place, on highway. CHICKS Barred Rocks. Lambe it Dryden strain New Hampshire now available. Talent Hatchery, mile south Talent. ANYONE lnteretl In Bronze tur keys for breeding, see mine before you buy. Get new blood, short .egged, heavy-boned and body. Very quick maturing None better In state. Came from Lamour Hatch ery. W. W. Wooldrldee. Rt. 4. Box 43. Cotter Butte mad. Mrtfnrd. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 5 -room modern house. 7 large lota, out of city limits, city water: sacrifice 11250. Also t acres, 5-room modern, plastered house, good outbuilding, Irrigated, 92250: terms. Also 6 acres. 4-room modern house, alfalfa and clover. 2400. Also 2 acres. 4-room house, sleep ing porch, not modern. Irrigated. Ladlno clover, 91100. Also 6-room modern house, paved street, near Washington and senior high. Sacrifice price 11900. Best buys In Medford and vlcinltv. W. J. "Dsd" Roberta, 720 W. 2nd. rOR SALE Attractive home In fin est Medford residential district. Three bedrooms, modern houe. fine shade trees, beautiful yard shrubbery. Will sell equity; bal ance long-term HOLC loan. Will trade equity for small home or country place. Address Bon 1547. Mall Tlrbune. giving full particu lars. TOR SALE CHEAP A repossessed house. Price 11000. Woods Lum ber Co. GOOD HOME for sale, cheap. Would take small down payment or what haw JQM1 Inquire 405 J at. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE 6 acres, close In; at tractive new dwelling, modern, basement. $2100 Terms: S700 down, balance easy. A d a a a down. 108 acres, 65 acres Ik 1 linn Irrigated, approximately V I WW V 40 acre8 alfalfa. 76 acre.i cultivated: dwelling, burn, good stock ranch . Price S8500. our own terms on balance. S Interest. RRfifl ment houses in Medford. VWWWW fuUv furnished. Ornas Income $150 per month. Addition al space for dwelling or court. This place la well located and la an ex ceptional buy. BROWN & WHITE. 104 W. Main. FOR SALE OR RENT Two houses. modern. 8 acres irrigated; witn in sured titles, with terms: must be sold this week. Five rooms furni ture, new safe, largo electric refrlg erator, washing trachlne. cow and calf also to be sold. Charles Mal latt, Hilslnger addition, second road west S. P. R. R-. Phoenix. Oregon. FEDERAL LAND BANh PAH MS For information inquire of Warren Patterson Secretary at the National Farm Loan Office 202 Libert Bldg Tel 1149 or C A Barnes 187 E 8tb. Eugene Ore. EXTRA good income property In Medford. Want farm as down pay ment, or what have you? . Inquire 405 J St. FOR SALE) New 5-room house, lot 48x100. for $1250. Also two houses, one 4-room. one 3-room, for $1250 lot 50x100. Inquire 518 East Main BEST BU I VALLEY 5 acres, all cultivated, close town, schools, free soil, irrigated, family orchard, meadow, 8-room house, barn, gar age, chicken house, electricity $1295. terms. Shcley Agency, north city limits, new Highway 09. FOR SALE By owner. 5. 10 or 15 acres. Irrigated, Bear creek bottom land, mile from city limits Phone 1524-L. FOR SALE 10 -room house, lot 102x 100. garage. In business aisinci 307 N. Ivy street. FOR SALE Room and apt. Busi ness Furn cabin 511 E Main Phone 12B8-H. evenlnes WHEN you think ol real estate think Of BROWN & WHITE HOUSES FOR SALE in Medturd and surrounding towns Easy terms Jackson County Federal Saving Loan Association FOR SALE: 6-room lurnlshed house and acre tract nicely located Owner leaving state and will -we-rlflce for $1,250. Terms C C Pierce. Room I. Palm Block Phone 517-L . For Exchange Real Estate FOR EXCHANGE Modern 5-room house, double garage, clear, to ex change for larger house, clear Phone 27B-L. For Exchange Miscellaneous FOR SALE OR TRADE Team of horses. 0. V. Inlow, East Main. Ajhlnnd. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Ownor leaving, sacrifice 1930 Chev. sedan, cut for sleeping, fine shape, Price $175. See Ralph Hooper, 33 South Bartlott.' FOR SALE 1031 model A Ford sport phaeton, cheap for cash: good mo tor, good uphoUtery. 6.00x16 wheels. Call at 117 N. Peach between 8 and 7:30 p. m. FOR SALE 1930 Packard sedan. A-l condition Inquire 310 Oenpsee. FOR SALE Miscellaneous FOR SALE B-flat Bohem system clarinet. Box 1208, Tribune. FOR SALE Buescher alto saxo phone, $150 Instrument, In A-l condition. Telephone 827-Y. FOR SALE Practlcallv new Orbon circulating heater. 120 Stark St. TOMATOES, 400 lug:' beans 2c lb. You pick. Blankcnshlp, Central Point. FOR SALE Onions, lc and iac lb., popcorn 3c lb., field corn lc lb., tomatoes V&c, cucumbers lc. you pick. Bring sacks. Elmer Harris, 1 mile south Phoenix. CUCUMBERS and flowers. Dressler's, 1107 E. Main. MOTORCYCLE for Bale, 1037 Hnrley Davldaon "74." A-l condition. Box . 1585, Tribune. FOR SALE Speed Queen washers and Ironers. Guaranteed service and parts for all makes of washers. Liberal allowance on trade-ins. Few good used washers and radios. Real buys. General Electric Ironer, dem onstrator, one-half price. Canners' supplies. Pick's Hardware. MYERS WATER PRESSURE systems guaranteed. All pumping pystems overhauled. Plumbing contracting and fixtures. Fenco electric fence regulators. Real buys on well known Coleman oil circulators and wood circulators. Full line of gen eral paints, fishing tackle and hunting aupplles. Full '.ne hard ware. See vt about jur Federal Housing. Flck's Hardware. FOR SALE Oat and vetch mixed for seed; one well broke 3-year-old horse, 1350 lbs. Emery Butts, Pro volt, Ore. FOR BALE AT BARGAIN PRICES 1 used combination wood and coal circulating heater, 1 uned etui en gine Easy washer, 1 demonstrator Easy washer, it used flee, rantrea in Rood condition, 1 cabinet model 1938 Zenith radio, 2 u.vd oil burn ing heaters. Leonard Electric Store FOR SALE Dry slabs, fl-tier load delivered In Medford. $5 50. Jess Richardson, Central Point. FOR BALE Oood child's bed: Hey wood Wakefield buggy. 112 South Newtown. FOR SALE! Canning and juice tc matoea. Owen, ftth house on rVht Orchard Home Drive, Phone 1463-J-l. FOR SALE Tomatoes 3"C per lug. O J. McCay. Spring - street, west of grange hall, Medford. FOR BALE Concord grapes, 8c lb Blddle road by Airport, Box 25 L. Oliver. FOR SALE Jonathan. Delicious Winter Banana apples. Independ ent Packing Co, P.ioenix. FOR SALE Miscellaneous FOR SALE Grapes and grape Juice. Dell Vineyard, Rt. 3. Medford. FOR SALE Old corn In ear. $22.50 In ton lotB. Phone C. A. DeVoe. ELECTRIC FENCE. $17.50 up. Harry WeagAnt. Ashland. Phone H-F-4 PRUNES. Uic lb.; you olek. lc lb B. E. Ford, 2 miles west on Jack sonville highway. Phone 731-R. CUCUMBERS, sorted to Bizo you want. B. E. Ford. 2 miles west on Jacksonville highway. Phone 731-R. FOR SALE Grapes. J. A. Manke, two miles east of Jacksonville. KLAMATH HAY mrge or small lota 137 n Riverside. Medford. BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALE Old established business, going concern. Price $16,000; 13 down, balance easy terms. Write P. O. Box 985, Medford, for full particulars. PERSONAL MEN FEEL OLD AT 40 when system runs down. New OSTREX Tonic Tablets have stimulants obtained from raw oysters plus general body invlgorators. Try whole package. If not delighted with results, maker refunds its price. Reg. $1.00. Spe cial now. tyc. cau, write toaay, Strang Drug Co. OALL STONES. K N D Gall Remedy will eliminate them Painless. Harm less, Not a drug. Visible result Complete treatment five dollars E N D GALL REMEDY CO- 1813 N W Plnndc-rs St. Portland Ore MISCELLANEOUS HOME OWNERS, ATTENTION Your shrubbery pruned now by expert costs no more. Tel. idbo. SETTLE YOUR DIFFERENCES out of court, saving money, confidential Write Economy Service, room 433. Redwoods Hotel. Grants Pass. Ore MRS H ATT IE RE AMES WHITE. AO credited Piano Teacher. Beginners H S credits 220 Laurel Tel 449-M BETTER rebure Job at a diving Frees Garage Jacksonville Phone 183 BUSINESS DIREC10RY JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. TITLE INSI'HANCE ABSTRACTS ESCROWS Chinese tierlis Chinese Herbs for all Ailments GETI QUICK RESULTS Pry our remedies when other tali CHAN A CHAN CO 235 tfi Main Expert Wlnrtuw C lea net LET JOE DO IT Tel. 1172. House cleaning, floor waxing, demathlng rugs, upnoiwerry. cleaning. FURS remodeled, repaired, rellned cleaned and glazed. Reasonable Work guaranteed. Phone 989-M Trimsirr DAVIS TRANSFER AND 8TOUAOE Local and Long Distance Furniture Moving Bonded barriers Firaprool s'orage Expert crating, packing and shipping service "Da via for Service " Phone 644 EAD3 ritANSFER S'lOBAOf CO. orflce se So Fir Pbona 316 Price right. Service guaran' led. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS Coarse, hominy Pitcher's motion Pronoun American Indian "The illy maid of Astolal" Dress up: collotj. Kent aB.it n Kemalnliift long Lucking tone Kitfiltsh letter Malt liquors Animal Incloaure Facility Old word for tarch Rotating metal core of a dynamo Baccalaureate degree Equal: comb. form Biblical en rri en Belonging to them Precious iton Part worked with the foot Brag Oreat Lke For fear that Solution of Yesterday'a Puzzle I rLTMEMFARBS REIL7 I NlAWgfp A TjO N EjgP H U E0N O llli A T 11 D J N H ARiKlWA I TiDQM HEiSASglSAVdS E N L I GHTENMENff I zealopMtIe BmeB6n awBwejt MATPjPATjlN Alp ORiL AViONAGEJR S'OISTE R mA D I P o sE tIwieieitrIeIpIeInItIs ftfr. Prophesies 68. Sea otter 69 ttxlnt 70. Canine mndnevi Tl. Hlfth pointed hllll 78. Color 74. Ha vln a handle 7L Poker etako DOWN L Dlicarrti as worthleee I. Ruseed Article, Derogatory Inilnuatlon Prod Princely Italian family Make lac K'lllda aenwted Evil: prefli Predicament mountain rldie Kind or fruit Reverie end of a hammer bead 7 13 14- Y,M5 4i 17 10 f IO WMf I' l3 : ti-, c 3-r-- m : ifZIIil fl ;'.''u I 'JM 34 M 36 IfT 1 i iAUL EZZ!L iZ" Jil.T.1. ?'6s ZZ ; ZZ ilZ ? ZiL v I I ;. I I I I I .t,;l 1 I I BUSINESS DIRECTORY UrvMfiiaKtiiK. THE FASHION SHOP--Drwsmaklng Pur Etemodeuug Button, aiu Buckle, covered Room 303 a Natl Bauk Bldg lei 1181 DHESSMAK1NO. Tailoring. Udlca Coata and SulU Alteration rricea reasonable Mary M Cokei Cra terlan Bldg. THE MO-DES SHOPPE. formerly Tbe Domestic, rentlirlng Dressmaking Tailoring. Alterations, Hemstitch ing. Buttons and Buckles. Same mannpement. 19 N Bartlett. LOANS WE'LL FINANCE YOUR FALL NEEDS! There Is a general need for MONEY at this time of the year, cash is required for fuel, for school, for fall clothes, and many other calls. We advance cash for your Imme diate needs and arrange the pay ments on an easy budget basis. See Us Today I OREGON FINANCE CO. Do. No. 8-211. M-217. Phone 139. 45 So. Central. MONEY TO LOAN on modern dwell ings of late construction $9.16 pel month per thousand. Low interest rate. BROWN A WHITE, 104 W Main Palntlnt. JNO H LOCK PAINTER Pine Interior wotk a specialty COLORS BY NATURE PAINTS BY PITTSBURGH. Let us recommend a reliable painter or paperhanger P H A loans for painting now avail able. Pittsburgh Paint Store. 132 W Main Webb and Curlon Wall Paper, Paint, Lacquer. Roofing and Glass We contract painting, paperhanglng and day labor. Esti mates free. 223 West flth Phone 270 Radiator hepalrtng HOOPER'S RADIATOR SERVICE 33 South Bartlett. ROOKING WE REPAIR or apply any type it roof. Roll roofings and coating at mall order prices. Pabco Paints and Roofing. Ekerson Paint .tud Roof Co. 88 So Bartlett. Tel 243 LEGAL NOTICES Notice to Creditors In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of O. J. Patton. deceased. The undersigned has been appoint ed and qualified by the County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County, as Administrator of the Estate of O. J. Patton, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are notified to present them, duly veri fied, with proper vouchers, to me at the office of Rawlcs Moore, Cooley Theatre Building, Medford, Oregon, within six months from September 22. 1038, the date of this notice. JOHN J. PATTON Notice. Outstanding warrants of Prospect School District 69, numbers 307 to 350 and 1 to 17. Inclusive, are hereby called for payment. Interest ceases alter October 0, 1938. ROSE J. KELLEY. Clerk Butte Falls BUTTE FALLS, Oct. . (Bpl.) Eagle Point high school played Butte Falls high school footbsll team laat Cross-Word Puzzle It. Trouble It. Middle name of an Ameri can author Si. Small armadillo Si. Egyptian deity 18. American railroad magna to SI. Circle of llgltf 40. Dutch Clt7 42. Star In Peneua 44. Lea at 47. Genua of . tropical American herb and thru ha BL Pertaining to an ancient Greek valley 51. Floorllke platform of a ahlp R8. rVelAd 64. Native metal bearing compound B. Claw 57. Separate 68. Strained to high pltcb St. Dlatant 60. Triangular Inaert 62. White Teatmenta 4. "Pro -" B6. Syllable ueed In mualcal refrains Complete collection 11. Compaaa point Tou and 1 Rick Artleieiiesa Take the chief meal ' Unharneal Point of aa anchor 8ulet llitone Complement or ham Horn Beam oi Mint Ruminant animal Make eorromtul M ensure Ventilates Unfaatent knot IL Friday afternoon. The score was 0 to 0 until the last twenty seconds when Butte Falls won by a score of ft to 0. Butte Foils qtiarterback. Bob Hoefs, threw a pass to Lei and Ellis who j made a touchdown. ; A meeting of the Hustler's club will j be held at the church on Thursday , afternoon, Oct. 8, at two o'clock, to ' reorganise and start the year's work, j Be sure to come and bring prospective 1 members. I On 8ept. 6. an 8' pound boy was i born to Mr. and Mrs. Glen Haney. ; Mrs. Haney was formerly Luclle Dav idson. O. B. Morrow, while carpentering, was struck by a two by four with a spike In it. His nose w aa torn loose but It Is now healed up and only a small scar remains. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Wright's sons took prizes for calves exhibited at the 4-T fair In Eugene. Mrs. N. B. Stoddard gave a recep tion for the teachers Monday eve ning, at her home. The following were present. Mr. and Mrs. Clem Clark. Miss Talbut. Miss Crawford. Mr. Schilling, Miss Cook. Miss Baum gartuer. and Miss Applegate. Kenneth Moore waa struck 'In the eye by a knot. Ha was knotting on the landing when the accident hap pened. Clay Conley, Anael Conley, Out Edmondson, Horace Oeppert, and Oliver H 15 key so far aro the success ful hunters. Thursday evening, Mr, and Mrs, Clem Clark, assisted by the teachers from the grades and high schools, ontertalned members of the school board. Lively games of ping-pong and monopoly were enjoyed. Those pres ent were: Miss Talbot, Miss Crawford, Mr. Schilling, Miss Baumgartner, Miss Applegate, Mrs. Cook, Mr. end Mrs. Al mid roth, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Moore, Mrs. Leonard Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Fredenburg and Mr. and Mrs. Clem Clark. An added but unexpected feature of entertainment was Mr. Clark's dashing out to chase the cows away from the school house doors whenever he heard a bell tlnk!e. Howard District HOWARD, Oct. 6. (8pl.) The Howard P.-T. A. will sponaor a card party on Friday evening, Oct. 7 at eight o'cl In the school gymnas ium. Pinochle, bridge and five hun dred will be played. The proceed! from thli will be used to carry on with , the tuberculosis teat In the school. Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. S&ter and daugh ter, Dcrva Jean, have moved into the Oak Orove district. Just olf Losler lane In the Elton Waldron house. They will be greatly missed In this community. Two Howard school students, mem bers ot the local 4-H club, won prizes on their livestock entries at the re cent 4-H Club fair In Medtord. Rob. ert Meals won & third and Lloyd Bolderson a fourth prize. Mr. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Anderson and daughter Molly from Grants Pass visited the J. W. John- a:n home on Sunday. There is considerable Interest and anxiety In the community over the coming marriage of Lester Oilman to Leila Van Oermark, on Saturday night, Oct. 8 at the First Methodist Episcopal church. Lester Is doing tho worrying about possible charivari, after the oeremony. Derby DERBY, Oct. (Bpl.) Mr. and Mrs.- Benjamin Rogers and family have moved to Eugene where Mr. Rogera will have steady employment. Mrs. Murl Haynes haa written an anthem, "Dearly Beloved," which ahe has set to music, Mr. and Mrs. James Cummlngs and fsmlly are moving to Reese creek, having rented the Browse place. Friends gathered at the Dennis Clark home Tuesday in honor of Louise, who had a birthday still In the twenties. A large birthday cake bnked by Zora Dunlap furnished lots of fun. Eldon Deen found the beans while Mrs. oustln had the money In her slice of cake. Everyone had an enjoyable time. Louise leaves on a trip to Colorado soon. Mr. and Mrs. Burt Chambers made a trip to Holcomb Springs Monday evening. The J, M. Downs family moved Into the Dardner house September 38. Mrs. Oustln enjoyed her trip to the valley this week-end. Samuel Johnson completed the painting at the teacherage Friday. The Derby school will hold Its an nual donation party on October 7 at 8. Parents and patrons are urged to attend and contribute toward the hot lunch program ot the school. Refreshments for all. The Derby school board met Thurs day evening. Business waa conduct ed with neatness and dispatch. Every member was present. The Ladleo club la sponsoring a plsy, "For Women Must Talk," to be given In November. The cost Is working on their parts. A stage la to be built soon for the club. Mrs. Wm, Snow la canning Tege tabliv for the school this week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Murl Haynes motored In to Medford Friday. Oeorge Burg has been lick with a bad cold. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bnow were coll ars at the Frank Idmdndsson home at Butt Falls, Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Mercer shopped In Medford Wednesday. Mrs. Nick Meyers made a business trip to Medford Friday. Lows All Around OAKLAND, Calif (UP) Frank Foster, giant!o wrestler, became a three-way loser all In on bout here First, he lost the match: second, he lost his head and tried to hit the referee with the wooden steps lead ing up to the ring, and then, under the terms of the match, he waa shorn of all his Samson-Ilke locks and beard. Clo-ina time for loo Lata to Oiaa il; Ada is JO p to. On the Radio Chains STATIONS Where to Find Them on the Dial KEY I'urtland. 1 181); Kt-1, H4U Lot Angeles; KM A, 1470. Hpokane. KUO, JD0. Han Francisco; KtiW tttu. Portland; KJU, B70. deactlr, KNX 1051), Los Angeles; KOA. 830. Denver: KOIN. IMO. Portland; HOMO. 06, Seattle; KPO 680. San Franrltrot K8L, I HO. Salt Lake. Thursday. :00 Rudy Vallee, KPO, KOW. KFI; News. KOO. 0:30 Dolan's Orch., KEX: Joe Penner. KNX, KOIN. KSL; Cartoon ist. KOO. 6:00 Good News of 1938, KPO, KFI. KOW: Symphony Orch.. KOO. KEX. KOA; Major Bowes. KNX. KOIN. KSL. 7:00 Music Hall. KPO. KOW, KFI: Columbia Workshop, KNX. KOIN: People I Hava Known, KOO, KOA. KEX. 7:90 Americans at Work. KNX, KSL, KOIN: People 1 Have Known, KOO. 6:00 Amos and Andy, KPO, KOW. KFI: Ink Spots, KEX. KJR; Allston's Orch., KNX, KOIN: News, KOO. 8:15 Symphony Orch., KPO, KOW, KFI: Allston's Orch., KSL. 8:30 Songs. KOO, KEX: Kate Smith, KNX. KSL, KOIN, 0:00 Drama. KOO: News, KJR. 8:15 Orant's Orch., KOA; Hud- eon's Orch., KPO, KFI, KOW; Dance Hour, KOO. 0:90 MoCall's Screen Scoops, KEX, KOIN, KSL: Dooley's News, KPO, KOW, KFI; Martin's Orch., KOO. 9:45 Bonshu's Orch., KOO, KOA; Cabot's Orch.. KSL; Reporter, KPO, KFI; News. KNX. 10:00 University Explorer, KOO; Roland's Orch.. KNX, KOIN, KSL; Hlnea" Orch., KPO, KOW. 10:30 King's Orch.. KOO: Mo- JIcb's Orch.. KPO. KOW, KFI; Oen dron's Orch.. KSL. 11:00 Dance Orch., KPO, KFI; Five-Star Pinal, KOO; Organist, KJR; Weems' Orch., KSL. Friday. 5:00 News. KOO; First Nlghter. KSL: Bwarthoufs Music, KPO, KFI. :S0 Army Band, KPO, KOW. KFI; Drama, KOO, KEX. 8:00 Hollywood Hotel, KNX, KSL. KOIN; Martin's Orch., KPO, KFI, KOW. 8:S0 March of Time, KPO, KFI. KOW; Songs, KOO, KEX; News, KOA. KJR. 7.00 King's Orch., KPO, KFI. KOW; Drama. KPO. KFI, KOQW; Design for Danelng, KOO, KOA. 7:80 String Trio, KOIN; Sporta, KOO, KOA. KEX; Jlmmle Fldler, KPO, FKI, KOW. 7:45 Organist, KPO: State of the Nation, KOO, KOW: Address by Bishop J, H. Rummel, KOW. 8:00 Amos and Andy. KPO, KOW, KFI: Busse's .Orch., KNX, KOIN: News, KOO; Concert Hall; Osborne's Orch., KEX, KJR. 8:18 Morgan's Orch., KPO: Lum and Abner, KNXX. KOIN, KSL; Os borne's Oroh., KOO. 8:30 Drama, KPO, KOW, KFI; Burns and Allen, KNX, KOIN, KSL; Waltl Time. KOO, KOA, KEX. 0:00 Circus, KPO, KOW, KFI; Drama, KOO; Drama, KNX. KOIN; News, KJR, KOA. B:30 Novak's Orch., KOA. KJR: King's Orch., KSL, KNX; Barron's Orch., KPO, KFI; Opportunity Thea ter, Kuo; Fireside Hour, KOW. 10:00 Reporter, KPO, KOW, KFI: Orant's Orch.. KJR, KOA; Mosera Orch.. KOIN: News. KNX. 10:30 Sudy'i Orcli., KPO, KFI; Winston's Orch., KOO, KOA. 11:00 King's Orch.. KPO, KFI, KOW: Pasadena Clvio Auditorium. KNX, KSL: Organist, KOA; Flve-8tar Final, KOO. I T NEW ORLEANS (CP) The U. 8. weather bureau has reestablished an observation post on Swan Island a mere speck of earth In the spawning grounds of the howling tropical hurricanes. W. F. McDonald, chief of the New Orleans bureau, regards the post as the most Important In the far-flung web of the hurricane warning system. The Islsnd Is strategically located In the Caribbean with reference to shipping routes through Yucatan channel and southward to major banana ports. And, McDonald pointed out, ships often scurry from the area on re ports of a severe disturbance and leave the weather bureau without a guide to the storm's early progress. The new post will plug an Important gap In the chain of observer who warn the world of a storm's vagaries from the time It roars out Into the ocean until It dies, sometimes thou ssnds of mllet away. Memory Promptly Jogged PHILADELPHIA ( CP) Police took a young woman, an apparent amnesia victim, to Philadelphia General hos pital for treatment. Physicians ex amined her and thought aha was "faking." "This will hurt a good bit," physician aald aa he took out a large hypodermle needle. The girl quickly Identified herself. Roy of II Picks Locks SAN JOSE, Calif. (CP) Polios are hoping that a 13-year-old boy bora win not be allowed to follow a voca tional Instlnot. Ha was charged with having stolen 13 padlocks off neigh borhood garages. "I found I eould pick locks easily." he explained, "and so I took them Just for fun." Food Bough With Musle FREMONT, Ohio (CP) A war rarer offered to play a selection on his violin In payment for a meal which Mrs. John Nitachke gave him Mra. Nitachke accepted the offer. HALTS ALASKAN ROAD PROJECT SEATTLE (UP) Financial prob. lems and Canada's apparent lack of interest In the International high to Alaska today remain as outstand ing barriers between America and its last frontier. Despite these two obstacles, pro ponents of the "most progresslvs project of a century." are confident actual construction on the remaining i.iBS-mue stretch between Seattle and Fairbanks win be started In 1939. With the dominion's position made precarious In view of Oreat Britain's stand In the International situation, government officials at Ottawa an reluctant to appropriate 113,000.000 a Canada's share of the British Columbia-Yukon territory section of the graveled artery. Eatlmates show that the remain ing 183 miles of new rood to be built by the United States would cost lest than 83.000.000. Progress toward realization of the roadway has also been held up by Canada's delay In naming a com mission to work In harmony with America's five-man commission ap pointed by President Roosevelt. The flve-msn commission, headed by Rep, Warren Q. Magnuson, has been active In studying proposed routes, figuring costs, and obtaining Indorsements by veterans organiza tions, chambers of commerce, service and automobile clubs In the United States and Canada. - At a recent conference between the American commissioners and Premier T. D. Pattullo of British Columbia, Pattullo assured Magnuson he would recommend to dominion officials that a survey of feasible routes through the province be made as soon as possible. , E UNSAFE AUTOS TO JUNK HEAP CLEVELAND (CP) Police Judge Joseph N. Aokerman Is swinging a sledgehammer, along with his gavel, In a auccessful war on worn-out automobiles. The Judge's safety drive has token Off streets and highways nearly 350 oars he has ruled too antique for safe driving, Including 88 In the past month. Drivers haled Into Judge Acker man's oourt on charges of Intoxica tion or careless driving and found to be operating unsafe oars, ore the victims of the dictum. They are on their honor to Junk their automobiles as an alternative to serving workhouse stretohes of 30 to 00 days, Judge Ackerman has sold that adequate evidence convinces him that most of the 350 have kept their pledge. Just to make aura, police follow In the wake of the court's decisions. Any who fall to Junk their cars are subject to contempt, according to Judge Ackerman'a ruling. The Judge believes his plan repre sents a "public service to the com munity." It takea Junk can off the street. deprives the Individual of his pleas ure Instead of making his famuy suffer and prevents him, in numer ous instances, from losing his Job, he said. The Importance of ridding streets of antiquated machlnea was demon strated pointedly one day. Carl Schults, traffic statistician for the police deportment, found that nine of It cars involved In mishaps In that day were of pre-1031 vintage and mechanically unfit. -Judge Ackerman ordered all Junked. On Spinach Throne BAN FRANCISCO (CP) The day has come when the Ozarks can com pete with California. A complaint la made that the Ocarka can now grow splnaah and deliver It In California cheaper than It can ba grown and packed here. Formerly. California prided Itself on the fact that It waa feeding more spinach to the nation than any other state, but now not only the Orarks, but Texas and Arl eona are cutting in. Travel Table AIRPLANES Northbound. Leave Malta Close 3:43 pjn. 1:87 pjn. 3:03 a.m. 4:17 am aonthboond. Leave Malls Oloea, 13:13 an. 11:97 pjn. 1:18 pjn. PA TRAINS Northbound. Leave Malls Close. 10 :83 a jn. 8 3 a Jtt. 3:06 pm 1Kpj Southbound. Leave 840 am 6:33 p-m. Mills Oloea. 1 30 am 8:33 pa BUSES North. 1:40 a m. fluent assam. I:40pm I At PA. (48 pm sooth. 13:13 an 8:18am 8:30 am :88 am 8 30 pm 8:88 pjn I 10:60 pm. :80pjn To Rlamath Falla 8:48 ajn and 840 pm To Orante Pasa only, ee i Aoolaad onlf.