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News. KOA. XJR.
:S0 Avalon Time. KPO, KQW,
KFI: King's Or eh.. KGO. KEX. KG A:
Pendarvia' Oreh,' KNX, KOIN; News,
KSU.
10:00 Halertlle-a Oreh.. KPO.
KQW; fjsveland Oreh., KOO, KEX,
KG A: Weenie' Oreh, KNX.
10:30 audy'a Oreh., KOO, KOA;
Winstejn'a Oreh.. KPO. KFI. KQW;
Bailee's Oreh, KNX, KSL, KOIN.
l!:0O OrraoUt, KOA, KJB: Pasa
dena Civic Auditorium, KKX, KSU
KOIN; Martin's Oreh., KPO, KFI.
KGW; World oa Parade, KOO.
Swne'i Oreh.. KNX; I had tha
Chtr.e. KGO. KEX.
8:00 Martin's Oreh., KGO. KOA;
Hollywood Hotel, KNX, KSU KOIN,
839 March of Time, KPO, KFI,
KQW; Songs, KGO, KEX; News, KOA,
KJR.
t0 Mobilisation for Kumar-,
Need. KPO. KFI, KGW.
T:0 Calling All Cars. KNX:
Sports, KQO, KKX; Jlmmle Fldler,
KPO, KFI, SOW.
f; Organist, KPO. KQW; SUM
of s KaMon, KOO, KEX.
8:00 Amos and Andy, KPO, KGW,
KFI; Basse's Oreh., KMX. KOIH;
World en Parade, KQO; Oabcrn- f
Ores, XJR.
I:tS Morgan's Oreh., KPO ROW:
la sand Asser. KNX. KOIN. KSL.
M s h of Progress, KOO; Osborne's
Oreh, KSX,
8:0 Death Valley Days. KPO. '
KOW, KFI; Bums and Alien, KNX.
KOIN. KSL: Welts Tims, KOO, XXX.
m Circus. KPO, KGW. KFI,
F1M Oreh. KGO; First NSghter.
KMX. KOB; News, KJR.
t-30 Norsk's Own., KGA, KSX;
c Haiey, KKX. KSL. KHK; Bar
test Oreh., KFI; Safety First, KPO:
Opportunity Theawr, KOO; FlrwSd
How, KOW,
9 Rspsrwr, KPO, KQW, KFI;
Orsjjfs Oreh, KOA, KBt; New.
KNX.
Mas Martin's OreSt. rpo. wn,
SOW; WSsaSrart 0FC&, KOO, SEX.
ti: King's On, KPO, ETT,
KQW; Paaadeea Ctri AsdHsrieis,
KMX, SOM, KSU World on Psrwg.
KOO.
Friday
8 00 World s n Farads, KGO.
WMBOW GUMS W Sell wlsasw
tlaaa and will repiae fot
windows reasonably. Thenrre Ct
:rt Works.
; Swarthout'a Music. KPO, KFI, KQW;
Concert, KOA,
Table Rock
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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOBD, OBEGOy, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1938.
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Trail
TABLE ROCK, Oct. 13. (Bpl.)
Th filling of silo bu ben fin
ished here for tta season, the last
cutting of sllslf put up ana the
onion harvest is In full swing. Fewer
silo wen filled thi year, owing
to a shortage of corn. Hi alfalfa
tonnage wa much lighter than pre
vious year, but both the acreage
and yield of onions will show an
increase. Pear picbing is being rap
idly brought to a close and aa there
are no apples in the district to pick
this will end the fruit harvest for
tha year.
Several plots of fall lettuce were
reeded by local farmers and at this
writing la looking quite promising.
Some twenty acres of sugar beets
for seed purposes were sown here last
month and the little plants are now
being cultivated and seeded.
No trespassing signs are being
posted by farmers here in anticipa
tion of the bunting season aeon to
open.
Many Inquiries for hay are being
received by local farmers from stock
men in other parts of the county.
Pall seeding of grain is going
ahead on several farms here and
quite a little vetch ia being seeded
for hsy and cover crops.
Frances Russel has recently pur
chased a new tractor of more horse
power than the one ha previously
bad.
The political pot surely lent boil
ing in these parts, not even simmer
ing. No candidates shewing them
selves, no arguments and everything
quieter than usual.
Com husking is Just getting under
way here. A good frost would make
the snapping easier and would color
the autumn leaves.
The first meeting this season of
the Table Rock Community club
will be held Friday night. October
tl at the school house.
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Sardine Creek
SARDINE CREEK, Oct. 1. (Spl.)
Herman Klrtley of Los Angeles has
been visiting bis father Lawrence
Klrtley, and other relatives her re
cently. Dr. Gltren of Medford was on the
ereek Tuesday testing cattle.
Rev. Starkey of Medford held meet
ing at the Alderbrook school house
all last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rains and
daughter of Grants Pass vtBited rela
tivea here last week.
Mrs. Ada Stanley, who has been
living in the Hammond house for
some time, left recently for her
home in Topeka, Kansas, The boys
will remain here and work during
the fruit season.
A school meeting was held at the
school house Tuesday evening to
make up the school budget for the
ensuing year.
Arthur Dusenberry is employed by
Mr. Burkett of toe Angeles, who Is
building an auto camp, service sta
tion, etc., about 1H miles south of
Savage Raplda dam, on the Pacific
hlghawy.
Arnold Klrtley and family of Mo
wich were over on a visit last week
with relatives here.
Melvln Burnett hsa just completed
new chimney on his house.
Mrs. Nora Wait attended the meet
ing of tha H. E. O. of the live Oak
Oranga at the home of Mrs. Mary
Mattaon at Rogue River Thursday
afternoon.
Fern Valley
FERN VALLEY, Oct. IS. (Special.)
Mrs. Ivsn Olsen and young son Rich
ard Ivan have returned home from
the Community hospital in Ashland.
. Miss Anna Kan tor is spending her
vacation at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Allan Busey of Long Beach, Cal.
Irene Perdue and Joyce Marshall
were absent from school Thursday on
account o fhaving had colda.
Mrs. O. L, Penland and Mrs, S. I
Marshall have finished packing at the
Palmer packing house.
Owing to the price being so low on
apples the orchardlsts are quite late
In picking but hav been very fortu
nate in regard to wind this season as
most' every year they lose quite a
lot of fruit on account of the wind.
Joyce Marshall called at Dr. Woods
in Ashlsnd Monday to purchase a
pair of glasses.
Love 11 Ferns of the Crystal Springs
Packing company of Medford was
transacting business in Fern Valley
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mra. Marshall Reeves of
Medford celled at the L. H. Hughes
ranch the first of the week to pur
chase walnuts and almonda.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Eldtldge aeeom
lanled by Ivsn Ellsworth of Indiana
tnd T. R. Hughes drove to Diamond
fake and Crater Lake Sunday.
Big As Pumpkins
PASADENA. Cal. (UP) Newel Hay
den displayed at the chamber of
commerce proof of what easterns will
not believe in the form of three
iemons the sir of pumpkins. He
declared the three would make
enough lemonade for an entire cir
cus. To Hospital Over a fly
LAS VEGAS. Nev. (UP C. P.
Athens was shaving with a straight
edge razor when a pestiferous fly
?re him an unusually annoying nip
" h'a otr rm. He took a swipe
at it with the hsnd which held the
raror. m!eM the fly and was rushed
'o a hospital. 1
TRAIL. Oct. 18. Special) Mrs. C.
Toung of Fairhope, Alabama, la visit
ing her daughter and son-in-law. Mr.
and Mrs. W. Huxford who make their
horn at Rogue A-lure.
Lee Casey of Medford visited his
mother, Mrs. Leabo, at Rogue Elk,
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Hutchinson
were luncheon guests of Dr. and Mrs.
Mailery Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kubick of Sacra- '
mento, Calif., are house guests of Mr. :
and Mrs Bob Morgan, :
A. McCoy of Tali Creek entertained
a group of frienda for dinner Sunday. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Leabo upon
returning from their ranch on Elk '
creek spent a few days at Butt Palls
their old home. j
D. E. MacLean, Chas. Brown and I
Joe Ellis of Ssn Francisco checked in '
at Rogue Elk for the week end. Mr
Ellla who la the uncle of Lee Duncan,
the owner and trainer of th once
famous movie dog pin-Tin-Tin Is
making hla first visit. We are sure i
the hospitality of this country will i
win him for a future friend. j
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Watson were
host and hostess at a dinner for Mr
and Mrs. Sam Hutchinson on the eve '
of their departure.
Mrs, Eva Segessman was able to
walk around her home Saturday for
th first time since her recent illness.
Msy her recovery be rapid and per
manent. Bill and Sydney strahan of Diam
ond lake called at the Morgana Tues
day on their way home to visit their
parenta at Rogue River.
The Grange
Phoenix Grange had a vsry good
crowd out at their last regular meet
ing, when they celebrated the sl.ver
wedding of Mr, and Mrs. Earl Loffer.
The program consisted of a mock
wedding, with Lester Harris, the
bride, Sarah Walker the groom. Ber
tha Inman, the bride' father. Myrtle
Fern and Gladys Harris the brides
maids and Ray Ward tha preacher
An accord ian solo and tap dancing
by Carmen Wright, and songs com
pleted the program. Guests were en
tertained from Central Point Grange,
Eagle Point Grange, Jacksonville
Grange, Lake Creek Grange, Sams
Valley Grange and Mountain View
Grange of Lane county.
Mr, and Mra, Loffer were pre
sented with a waffle iron from the
Grange, and received the congratu
lations of all present.
The next meeting of the Grange
will be preceded with a fried oyster
supper at 7 o'clock, to which all
members are invited. The ladies will
bring one covered dish, either salad
or a hot vegetable dish, -the dessert
being furnished by the B, fi, com
mittee. Walter Germer, Mr. and Mra. Hayes
and Mr. and Mra. Stevens were ad
mitted to full membership in the
Grange.
The 4th of November marks a
"big data' for Phoenix when the
Orange holds their fall festival, at
which time fun and gayety it prom
ised to all who attend.
A practice of the drill team la
called for October 34, at which time
all members of tha taam are urged
to be present.
Home Economic club will be held
at the home of Jan Kmtdsos, em
October 19th for a covered dish
luncheon,
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Los Angeles; KUA, 1410, Spokane
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HOMO, 826, Seattle; KPO, 680, San
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Saturday
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KEX: Organist. KNX, KOIN; Quaker
Party, KPO, KPT.
8:30 Stone's Oreh., KNX. KOIN;
Original Play, KQO, KEX, KOA.
8:45 Dooley'a Sport, KPO, KQW.
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8:30-Saturdy Serenade, KNX. '
KOIK, KSL; Stars of Tomorrow, KOO. i
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8 30 Johnny Presents, KNX, KSL.
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M0O80.VEE. Ont. ( UP l Lester C
Essie. 14. of Chicago, claim aa
archery championship of some sort
or another. Lester displayed an
1 800 pound Sear he killed on Twin
Klsnd in Jsmes bay with two arrow,
firtd from 30 and 80 feet away.
Closirm time for Too UK to Clas
aitj Ai Is 1:30 p. m.
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2. Thty'rm Longer Wson'ng.'
3. Thty'n Prktd so lowl
That't what most women look
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These are beautifully clear all
silk chiffon with lisle rein
forced feet. Full fashioned! In
Tropie Glow, O o 1 d e n Tan,
DukyTan,and other new colors.
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Beautiful Suedes
TaiIoredwSportiess
OdJ- 1,791 But whst f
daiiling Miortinest of
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Both low and high beebl
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A Nw Fell Hit in a
Fabric That's Smartl
Wool and Rayon
resses
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complete eottum new. Later
it will b equally tmart osdr
yoar coat, A sryl flattering
to syeryon with its burton
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It't the tint tiro
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