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Newspaper Page TextPA'GT5 TTFTFFW i : ' k v c.i i u Umi 4 j : h d 1.- rrr MTDFOTCP MATT, TR TRIESTE, RDFOT?D OirECiOX. FTJTDAY. O'CTO'BF.T! 21. Ktiua jvcrj ti ju pas you will probably find exactly the things you bave been look ing foi or a tale or trade loi unused erticiea you ma; bave Search youj actio or store -room you may find many things other are seeking and be able to realize immediate cash li what you wan't isn't nere, ad vertise for tt Tribune Classi fied Ada are inexpensive1 , directive I RATES per word first insertion tc (Minimum Wc) Kacb additional insertion, per word - ,1c (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 yOUND Pair lady's gloves. Owner Identity and pay lor adv. Tribune office. LOST Eyeglasses. Mr. Spencer. Phone 1727, evenings. Reward. LCST It dK mmsinb, call talb ffl ANTEDFEMALE HELP VANTED Girl or woman lor gen ' eral housework. References. Tel. 1193-H. WANTED Experienced local beauty operator. Preferably with follow ing. Box No. 1448 Tribune. WANTED HOUSEKEEPEB-Cook for family of three, consisting of wid ower and two grown children who are attending college and are home only on week-ends. Write Box 3039. Mail Tribune, stating wages, experience and references. MALE OK FEMALE MAIL OUR CIRCULARS and free samples from your home In spare time. We pay one cent for each letter mailed. Puget Sound Sales Co.. Box 3042. Seattle. Wash. WANTED-smJATIONS WANTED By high school girl, place to work and go to school. Box 1834. tribune. YOUNG MAN, attending Ashland I Normal, wants part-time employ 'ment. Phone 983. JfnnR "rk "y " hUr- Phone 410-R. I WOMAN WANTS WORK by day or hour. Phone 426-L. WANTED Miscellaneous WANTED The best used car that 50 cash will buy. Call 219 No. Riverside, after 6 p. m. PHONE 969-R for furniture repairing, upholstering and reflnlshlng. Thl bault. WANT Medford or vicinity property for South Dakota farm. A. J. Buf flngton, 38 Emellne, Santa Cruz, Calif. WANTED To buy equity In light 1 sedan Must be bargain. 13 Ken wood. DRIVING to Oklahoma Nov. 1st, by Los Angeles and El Paso. Accomo date 2 or 3, share expenses. In quire at Drive-In Market, South Riverside. lfR RUQ'AND DAVENPORT CLEAN llNO. Fumigating and Demothlng. Phone 293. 209 West 8th St. WANTED Rabbits. 120 lb, Uw weight. Ashland Poultry and Egg WANTED Dead and worthless ani mals removed free 01 charge Phone (reverse charges) Southern Oregon Bv. Product Co WEU. DRlLLINCl-tl 60 pel rt first 60 ft. etc J M Dodne K nu HiniiKNi ('Ann I'ltn paid Pot Voui Furniture MKIIFIIRII HAKI1AIV Millet 17 N OraDe St Phon, I0BS WOOL - MOHA1H - H11JES And Pelts See ut before ynu sell MED FOND BARGAIN ' HOUSE 37 N Orioe St Phone 1063 LAUNDRY -Mrs nusnD lei I.146M WIS fV MIIHr lAlt Pol Voul Furniture llni.MHIIIlk tMIHKlVM 8th and mint Phonr 647 HlOHKSl PRIi'Ef PAID fol Uhtlerles Radiators Aluminum Brsee Cop per and jthel metals MEDFOHD BARGAIN MOUSE Tt N Ornne -t Phnne I OCT FOR RENT-HOUSES FOR RENT i duplex, furnished. 20 per month, water paid Also 6-room modern house. 617.50 per month. L. G. PICKELL. 18 80 Bartlett. HOUSE FOR RENT 4 rooms, mod ern, psrtlv furnished. Call 1011 w. loth St. FOR RENT Four-room unfurnished house. Adults preferred. Inquire 34 Beatty. FOR RENT Modern 5-room house. Msement and furnaee. Adults. Phone 756. FOR RENT Modern furnished five room home In Fern Valley; elec trical appliances, furnaee. tele phone st no charje: 25 rent to reunble parties. Clurles R. Ray. room 217 Metlford Bldg. Tel. 303. FOR RENT 3-room n!e-lv furnished home, well located Adults only No docs Inquire 1J2 No. try. FOR PENT 4-nv'nl psr'ly furnished huv Thomas Road, across from D-irks C-:nrpty F! RENT- Furnl'hed 6-ro m house. ' 16 Quince St. Inquire 45 8. Front. FOB RENT H0U8ES FURNISHED 8 -room house near Acad emy and high school. 018 So. Ivy. FOR RENT Small furnished house. In rear Elderly adults. No dogs 410 Hamilton. FOR RENT o-room modern fur nished house Close In. 33a 8 Riverside Phone 467-J. FOR RENT House No 6 new boring Court West 11th strictly modern Adults only Phone 338 FOR RENT APAKTMENTB FURNISHED 1 and 3-room apt.. ground floor. 604 W. Main. FOR RENT Clean two-room apart ment. 335 South Ivy, FOR RENT 8 -room furnished apt. Phone 131-R. FOR RENT Apt. 934 Apple. FURNISHED a room apt. ground floor. 604 W. 10th. APT. FOR RENT 604 So. Oakdale. FURNISHED APT. Heat, private bath, Frlgldalre. 806 W. Main. FOR RENT Comfortable, furnished, heated apartment; Frlgldalre. 618 So. Oakdale. FOR RENT 3-room and 6-room un furn apts 307 N. Ivy. OR RENT Furnished Rooms FOR RENT 3 rooms. 118 Almond FOR RENT Furnished Bleeping room and heated; private entrance; 64 per week. 526 So. Central. FURNISHED ROOM for rent. Busi ness woman preferred. 19 Mistletoe. COMFORTABLE room In private home. 410 Beatty St. Tef. 1531 -Y FOR RENT - Nicely furnished sleep tng room for gentleman. 335 &. Riverside. ROOM FOR RENT Private entrance, bath and shower. 13.60 week. 408 Edwards. ATTRACTIVE rooms 404 d Grape FOR RENT BOARD-ROOM BOARD and ROOM 61 a day at 716 E Main FOR RENT Miscellaneous GARAGE FOR RENT. 117 Laurel. FOR RENT Store space In Liberty Bldg. suitable for grocery depart ment, available about Nov. 1st Inquire J. T Hall, 303 Liberty Bldg. Phone 1949. FOR RENT 6000 acres winter pas ture for cattle. Write W 8 Hutch ens. Red Bluff. Tehama Co., Cal ONE store room, upstair office rooms See Al Llttrell or Roland Hubhard FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Cows and heifers. Geo. Schanz. 3 miles north Eagle Point on Crater Lake Hwy., turn left on first gravel road, third house. FOR TRADE for cows, gentle horse ,. v, m.i. IAVE a few high grade Corrledale rams, yearlings. Also some 8 months ram Iambs. , All reasonable. Hawkins Brothers. Applegate, Ore. FOR SALE Half Jersey-Guernsey family cow giving 10 to 13 quarts; will freshen about Jan. 1. Approxi mately 3 tons alfalfa hay In stack Double constructed 10x16 poultry house on skids. Phone 498-H-3. FOR SALE Fresh Guernsey cow. third calf. Fred Caulklns, Griffin creek, 1 14 miles south White school. FOR SALE or trade for cows, heavy team, 3200 or 3300. Ed Leigh, Valleyvlew. RABBITS Thoroughbred white does. Ross Lane. Box 441. FOR SALE Fine Jersey-Guernsey cow. Freshen soon, third calf. Otis Garrett, Buckshot Hill road. FOR 8ALE 60 hesd Chester White weaner pigs, also 6-montha-old pure bred boar. Walter Wooldrldge, Coker Butte road, route 4. FOR SALE Young Jersey bull, Leg horn hens year old. feeder pigs. Frank Gleaves, Lozier lane. FOR SALE w eaner pigs. Wm. Straus, Sams Valley. FOR SALE 12 feeder and wearnr pigs. Cheap. Turpln Ranch, Mead ows, north Beacle... FOR SALE Team big mules. Inquire Paul Force. Eagle Point. FOR SALE Young Brown Swiss Bulls Brown Swiss for more milk Phlppi Orchard Phone 417 FOP SA'.E POULTRY FOR SALE PETS DOOS FOR SALE Black cocker spaniel, 4 months old. 326 8o. Central. FOR 8ALE REAL ESTATE FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS For Information Inquire of Warren Patterson. Secretary, at the Na tional Farm Loan Office. 303 Lib erty Bldg. 5-ROOM modern house on pavement: plastered; 61700. ,200 cash, balance terms. UPP Ic RINOOEN, 403 East Main. LOOK FOR SALE Five-room house, large . lot. shed and fruit. Full price. 650. Inquire 408 Boardman. WHEN fou thlrrs jf real est think of BROWN si WHITE FOP. SALE 30-A. placet and quart claim: elec. water. Buildings swl machinery Can operat year around Sickness reason for dls posal. Geo. Klingle. Hotel Allen WE HAVE BUYERS for city property List your property with us. Utp ti Rlnaoen. 403 E Main. FOR RENT Partlv furnished Bunga low Adults, 1027 East Jackson or phone 1433-J. HOUSES FOR SALa in Medloro and surrounding towns Esst terms Jsessnn County Federal savings Loan Assocutl.in EXTRA good income iroperly In Medlord Wsnt farm as down pay ment or what havs you? Inquire 405 i 31. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Miscellaneous OOOD HOME for sale, cheap Would KLAMATH HAY lb so. Columbus. take small down payment or what - have you? Inquire 406 J St. CUT PRICE BARGAINS . - BOfLDINO MATERIALS FOR SALE 10-room house, lot 103x MUST REDUCE OUR 8TOCK 100. garage. In business district Split-shakes, Smithing Coal, Dorj, 307 N Ivy street Windows, Sash. Insulating Wsll- Boards, paints, Varnish, Good dry FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES lumber-in 2x. ahlpli..,. timbers Roofings roll and shingles. HAHN MOTORS SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS NOW 1936 BUICKKA8NpIcml BXTourlng " - " esed0' U"rl' THE MEDFORD' LUMBER CO. 1935 CHEVROLET iSwmtrry At 3rd and Fir. Phone- 029. the Hahn Motor guarantee that poR SALE E-flat alto saxophot.e ..., J?if T"J 5 and case; good condition. Call 1936 FORD 85 de luxe 4-door trunk 621-R Sedan. In tip-top shBpe through- ,. .. . . ' -,. n -. -i. -,. -i. ,i out. Has plenty of what It for SALE 3 good cows. 8 tiers takes. Only 495 dry wood. Essex '38 car. 1 pet lamb 1931 OLD6MOB1LB 6-wheel precision Drive out Mldwav road, take first Sedan. Has plenty of class and turn to left after passing Forest Is In- nice chape mechanically. Patrol, then take first turn right, and has exceptionally good rub- drive mile to white house. ber. our special at only 6195 - The Easiest Terms In Town. FOR SALE Dry slabs, 6-tler load. HAHN MOTORS LOT delivered In Medford. (5.60. Jess 36 South Riverside. Rtchsrdsoo. Central Point. LOOK Nearly new 1938 rord De MYERS WATER PRESSURE systems Luxe Sedan, run only 3176 miles guaranteed. All pumping systems Will sacrifice quick at the price overhauled. Plumbing contracting of a used '37. No equal In town. and fixtures Fenco electric fence 230 N. Bartlett. regulators. Real buys on well- : known Coleman oil circulators and FOR SALE Miscellaneous wood circulators. Full line of gen- --L. -in-i eral paints, fishing tackle and FOR SALE VanBrundt grain drill. hunting supplies. Full line hard Phone 697-R-l. ware. See us about your Federal , Housing. Pick's Hardware. FOR SALE Used washers. All prices. 31 N. Bartlett. ELECTRIC FENCE. S17 50 up. Harry C.-- Weagant. Ashland Phone ll-F-4 FOR SALE or trade for grain, weaner nigs. M. F. Young. Central Point. KLAMATH HAY mrge or small lots IZ 137 N Riverside. Medford FOR SALE Two repossessed May- ; tag washers. Will sell for balance PERSONAL 1 due. Call 31 N. Bartlett. . .L . Davis Peed Store. Medford. Ashland. g 'JZ,,, 'Tv. XZ DELICIOUS APPLES-Phon. 1704-R. g w ""nder. "rtlarfd Ore FOR SALE Small cider apples, small Boso pears, cheap. Give or- MISCELLANEOUS ders to Joe Kantor. Myron Root . Packing House. SETTLE YOUR DIFFERENCES out Of court saving money, confidential FOR BALE Alto saxophone, cheap. Wrjte Economy Service, room 433 Steve Whipple, 607 King. Redwoods Hotel Prams Pass, Ore Fme AamaUPredGSapplesNeW Myron BUSINESS CHANCES Root Packing House. Bring boxes. TCC ' - Z NEED active man or woman to assist FOR SALE Electric range, radio '-th established line in Medford and other furniture. Call at 401 vicinity; 350 cash required to E. 5th. start. Investment protected. Write G. H. Jensen, 1719 G fit.. Eureka, FOR SALE Deagan 4-octave ma- Calif. rimba, like new. or trade for ac- 1 1 cordlon or Eastman Cine kodak. TOR SALE Grocery store with Phone 1710. fountain; good location In Med- . , ford on Pacific Hwy. Low rent. FOR SALE Nationally advertised Doing good business. Box 1837, SPEED QUEEN washers and lroners. Tribune, reasonably priced. Guaranteed ser- -,"-'---'"-,'" vice and parts for all make of NEW AND WELL-EQUIPPED Service washers. Liberal allowance on Station at Jacksonville for sale at trade-ins. Real Bargain in several reaI bargain Will require np stood used washers and radios. proximately 51000 cash to handle PICK'S HARDWARE. u Interested phone 052, Medford, -w-w---r- or write P. O. Box 1074. VISIT Pine Cone Stand. Truck Just s arrived with aweet potatoea, orangea, BUSINESS DIRECTORY lemons and grapefruit. u-uwy, , -1.rn,-lm.l J,..-u WALL-PAPER at- half-prlca during , A warts Lamport's Cloae-Out Sale. 9tmmmvmm KfZ.jTCH 8140 lb FSIl 4AaCbKsSt",1cotv AKERS FEED STORE sella for less Klamath hay, grain and potatoes; clover and grass seeds, wood, posts, shakes, and shingles. Free delivery. 1713 N. Riverside. Phone 602. GOOD used wood and oil burners. , excellent condition. Best buys in Medford. Flck's Hardware, 14x18 TARPAULIN for sale. Akers Feed Store, n3 No. Riverside. FOR SALE CHEAP Seed barley, feed er pigs and other livestock. Tel. 571-R-l. FOR SALE Fourth crop alfalfa. Will trade for wood. Phone 611-R-3. 3.000 ROCKHILL strawberry plants for fall planting. Strong, healthy stock. W. J. Robertson, route 2. box 37, De Barr Ave., old Pacific highway. FOR SALE Dining room suite; Eure ka vacuum cleaner; gas stove, 3 burners and oven, and miscella neous. 10 Mistletoe. FOR SALE SHEEP GUANO for your garden and lawn. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. FOR SALE Apply VIGORO to your lawn now. A Mil application will Insure a better lawn next summer Monarch Seed z Feed Co. FOR SALE Household good. 1 Heatrola, double bed, single bed and springs, kitchen cabinet, small heating stove, breakfast table and 4 chairs, flat-top desk. 40 Berke ley Way. Phone 812-W. FOR SALE POPCORN. The beat In the world. Monarch Seed Sc Feed Co. FOR SALE FREE-FLOWING SOIL SULPHUR for your alfalfa and meadows. Monarch Seed Ac Fd Co. FOR SALE WHEAT GERM MEAL, the most abundant source of health and growth -producing vitamin B for human consumption. Include In your morning cereal for health. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. FOR RENOVATING. RE-COVERING and INNER-SPRING Mattress and UphoLiterinR. call Nu-Way Mat tress and Upholstering Co.. 200 West 8th St. Phone 293. Estimates Free. FOR SALE PLEX-O-OLASS. the perfect glass-substitute. Weather and waterproof. Keeps out rain and cold. Inclose sleeping And laundry porches for comfort. In expensive, easy to Install. Mon arch Seed A Feed Co. ONIONS, lc-l'c; popcorn on cob, 3c 1 mile south Phoenix. Elmer Harris CONCORD ORAPES for Juice, cheap Phone 314-M. FOR 8ALE Furniture. M Doyle. West end McAndrews Road. PLANER BLOX. delivered from Medford Corporation at M 45 a toad. Phone 383. Central Point Fuel. FOR SALE Used oil circulating heat ers: all make at reasonable prions Petroleum Heat and Burner Co. 412 fcast Main St. SUOAR Pine Shakes and dry fuel B C Fa ber Central Point. PRUNES IC lb. .So picked: carrot !4c B. E. Fcrd, 2 ml. wpst on Jacksonville Hwy. Phone 71 -R. ORAPFB FOR SaLE and irape juice to ortier. ciaxltaon Vlnsj.ua, Hi, I TITLE IN8IKANCE ABSTRACTS ESCROWS The MO-DES Shoppe Featuring Tail oring, Dressmaking, Alterations for men nd women. Hemstitching buttons, buckles. 10 N. Bartlett. THE FASHION SHOP--Dreiumaking Fur Remodeling Buttons and Buckles covered Room 302 0 8 Natl Bank Bldg Tel 1181 DRESSMAKING. Tallurlng. Ladles Coat and Suits Alterations Prices reasiinn1' Mary M Cokar Cra tehan Bldg. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS 1. First 7. Defray ex penses In ad vane 15. Waste 14. Wrinkled 1R. About 16. Chinese medicinal plant 18, Continent: abbr. 19. Article of Jewelry II. Lairs !2. Mark of a wound 14. Related Solution of Saturday's Puzzle siriA'&PMiAmsifiiprT bl Q I eHjjl m.WM nJL 5 A P I SWT A T APALTNE S E L TOg PjE g'uL A TIE'S MzmEJOTf S tQM EiL.EIT EjRlA DlXAT ESpiqA AB Erg JQMEplKTjE IIifflN mmwm ft Elfjl C EN C e MVE L E 5E ZE k ISq. k aMp lie P A PTED MBA BLYS 'Awe throush tha mother 11. Tree 18, Lubricate 19. Nerve network 10. Money exchange premium IL Run between port 13. Single thlnjr 14. Lowest of tha high Lf1ta 18. Automobile Is. Mala deer 41 MorhM respiratory sound 4L South American rodsnt Bo. Are 61. Conjunction 62. Fxhflust od. Roman walfht 6. Jlewall Mnks publlo SO. Small tanloi 6L Shoot from ambush Cereal it. Southern constellation Alwayn: contr. Happen is. 1 E 5 P 5 5 I17 5 I? IO I ITS- ' y . y 7 S!L !LlL !! .111 Jl W 1 Wl !L1 JisUlZ yAW i, i. i i '6 . BUSINESS DIRECTOR? ChHiee Herbs Chinese Heros fot all antnenu (in QUICK KE.SULiaBV. rty our remedies when other 'tail CHAN A CHAN CO 23f. K Main ttxpeit limit C tea net LET JOE DO IT Tel 1172, House cleaning, floor waxing, demothlng ruirs. upholsetry. denning. FURS remodeled, repaired, re lined, cleaned and glazed. Reasonable WorK guaranteed. Phone 969-M LOANS WE'LL FINANCE YOUR FALL NEEDS I There la 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. Lie. No. 6-211, M-217. Phone 130 45 So. Central. MONEY TO LOAN on modern dwell ings of late construction 9 lb pet month per thousand. Low interest rate BROWN ft WHITE. 104 W Main KilntlnR. JNO H LUCK PAINTER Fine interior woiK a specialty. Phone 8M9 COLORS BV NATURE PAINTS BV PITTSBURGH. Let us recommend a reliable painter cr pa perha tiger F H A loans for pal n tin B now aval) able Pittsburgh Paint Store. 132 w Main Webb and Car Ion Wall Paper. Paint. Lacquer Rooflnft and Glass We contract painting paperhanglng and day labor Esti mates free. 223 West tith Phone 270 Radiator iteiialrlng HOOPER'S RAIMA lOH SERVICE 33 South Bartlett. ROOKING WE REPAIR oi apoly any type oi roof. Roll roofings and cuatinp at mall ordet' prices Pa bco Pal n t and Roofing Ekeraon Patnt ind Root Co 38 So Bartlett Tel 143 rranftter MEDFORD TRANSFER Ray Denny. Manager. Local and Long Distance Furniture Moving. Also Storage Office of Pacific Truck Express Phone 483. Ill North Fir. DAVIS i'HANSKEK AND STORAGE Local and Long Distance furniture Moving Bonded JarTtera Fireproof sornpe Expert crating, pack in p and shipping service "Davis foi Service " Phone M4 BADS ntrtNSFER dlOHAUfc CO orrice 28 So Fir Phone 316 Price right Service gxinran- -ed LEGAL NOTICES Notice of Hearing on Final Account and Itepurt or Administrator. Notice Is hereb7 given by the under sfpned. Ruth Warren, as Executrix of the Last Will and Testament or Stephen B. Hill, deceased, that she did on the I3th day of October, 1938. file In the Coumy Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County, hor First and Final Account and Renort as Executrix of the Lost Will and Testament of Stephen B. Hill, de ceased. In which court said estate is pending; that thereupon, on said date an order was duly made and entered In said court flxlng'the 13th day of November, 1938, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock a. in., as the time, and the courtroom of the County Court of Jackson County. Oregon, as the place, for heatina any objections t said Final Account and Report and for the settlement of said estate. Cross-Word Puzzle 10. Italian river 11. Attack 12. Annually 17. Obstruction 20. .Not artificial 23. Growth of tree cut periodically 26. Number 27. Garden Implement 30. Tries 33. Fiord on the COftdt of Znalnnd Inland, Denmark Portion of 35, a curve 86. Songs 37. Mountain on which the ark landed DOWN 1. Appropriate I. Cleame of impurities t. On condition that 4. Drinking vemel I. Apart 6. Unanptrated 7. Urgent I. Score at ha we ball . Crcea 39. 41. Runnlan inland sea Asslatant minister Ruba out 43. 45. Maris of a certain cereal 47. Para 'lis 49. Revolutionists S3. KlnUh 64. Illbllcal prtsst 87. Mother ti. News organ isation: abbr. STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By JOHN HIX Tot further proof address tha author. Inclosing a stamped enrelopa for reply. Reg. U. S. Pat Off. Music Meo B. . PFortU, Vl'msion-Salem, M.C., Ud niDPrTcn -TU6 CtA tsvA M0RWIPN ErltR gfMP TOR W AR5 0- yT25 Music Maestro Easter morning In Wlnston-Solem, North Carolina, la greeted by the music of one of America's strangrst bandB that directed by B. J. Pfohl. The odd story of this organization began 17o years ago when a small handful of Moravian settlers hailmt the Easter sun with Oerman hymns brought from the old country. Since then, the ceremony has be come traditional; each year old and new members of the band greet Eas Now, therefore, all persona having objections to said Final Account and Report shall make the same at aU time and place. Dated: Thla 13th day of October 103N. RUTH WARREN, As Executrix of the Lnst Will and 1'es tament of Stephen B. Hill, deceased. Jacksonville BIO APPLEGATE, Oct. 31. (Spl.) Mlsa Genevieve Herrlott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Herrlott, and Oeorge Brown, son of Mr. and Mre. E. J. Brown, both of lowor Applegate. were united In marriage by Justice of tho Peace Ray Coleman, at Jackson ville Saturday. The newly weda have returned from a brief honeymoon to coast points, and will make their home here. Both have many friends who wish them success. Mtas Frances Dawson, alxth grade pupil of the Watklns school, received a fractured arm Monday., when she fell aa she was going home from school. Mlsa Auntie Barron, well known stock owner of Ashland, purchased 107 head of steers from local cattle men. Including Lance and Leon Of fenbach er, Clarence Buck, Cliff Smith and Edward Kubll. The cattle were delivered Wednesday, and put on pasture at Phoenix. ' v Mrs. Lester Balderstone and Mrs. Audrey Crenshaw were enrolled as new mombers of tha Applegate exten sion unit at tha regular meeting Wednesday, when local leaders pre sented s project on simple deaacrts Mrs, Fred Offcnbacher, vice chairman presided during the dny, Mrs. Sarah (Ma) Wilcox attended aa a guest. The next meeting Is scheduled for Nov. 3nd, when local leaders will give the project, "Cook Goes Oui." Mrs. Tom Mec and Mra. Audrey Crenshaw have been appointed aa leaders for this meeting. Mr. and Mra. Tex Reardon, resi dents of Middle Fork, are the parents of an eight and one-half pound girl born Sunday, October. 10, at Sacred Heart hospital. Ed Pease of thla community, Is having some difficulty In convincing his friends here that it la not he who gets nostalgia, goes trap shooting and halls from the sticks, as was stated on the front page of thla paper a few daya ago. Tha subject of that write-up was Ed W. Pease of Medford, and it la not the first time the two gentlemen have caused conflicts. When they have each other's bill to pay. and get their suitcases confused, that la woraa than getting In tha paper, tha local Mr. Pease thinks. Upper Applegate grange, noted for It varied accomplishment In three yeara of existence, will celebrate Its third annlvoraary Saturday, Oct. 33. The evening will open with a pot luck dinner, followed with a program by pupils of Miss Dorrla Work of Beaver creek school. Among local h under reporting luck during the last week were Gene Han sen, Tom Mee, Hugh Brown, and Lee Port Jr of Medford. Edward Kubll left by train Wednea- ''ay evening on s short business trip to Portland. An Interesting glimpse of school activities la contained In the Octo VEK'SON'i INIO inc. LT ofihefuropm hips, j can mm ON A spa: THEtilEOFfi i ter morn with muslo. A member of this organization for 60 years, B. J. Pfohl has for the past 40 years been Its director and guiding light. Pfohl has brought mre than 4,000 persona Into the band, now one or the largest such organisations in thla country in point of membership. He divides the members Into groups, which tour Winston-Sal era by bus on Easter msrn, playing aa they go. Most of the musicians, young and old, were trained by Pfohl himself. ber Issue of "The Applegater," news paper Issued every , month by the Applegate school. The editorial staff Includes Beulah Balderstone, editor-in-chief; Jeanne Brown, news editor; Wallace Crenshaw, feature editor: Carolyn Benedict, art editor; Robert Wallls and Beverly Mee, assistant editors. Business staff: Silas Davta, circulation manager; Norman Kubl, advertising manager. Printing staff; Dorothy WUcoxcn. Silas Davis, .Geor gia Benedict, Bobby Wallls. Advisors: Mra. Leora Pease, Mrs. Bertha H as kin s. Student body officers for the upper grade room Include James I Rose, president; Donald O'Brien, vice president; Stella Franzen, secretary; Beverly Mce, treasurer; Jeanne Brown, librarian; Carolyn Benedict, pianist; 1 Norman Kubll and Wallace L.enshaw, patrol boys. "The Applegater" carried a bit of community news, as well aa school news, and lncludea biograph ical sketches of tho students, and a aerial adventure story by Donald O'Brien. Harold Reed Is employed st the Jacksonville meat market for 'a few daya during the absence tf Tom Dunnlngton, the proprietor, who la on a hunting trip to eastern Oregon. Upper Applegate residents have ex pressed their appreciation of the work of the county grader on the roads In this section during the laat week. Chester Llnd, Junior in the Med ford high school, transferred to Jack sonville school this week. 4- DERBY, Oct. SI. (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hamilton of Merirord pnt Sunday with relatives here. Mrs. J. D. Miller u selling her live stock, hay and wood, preparing to Join her husband and children In Colorado. We will all miss Mra. Miller, aa she hsa been very active In clvlo artalra In our community. Those driving Into Medford on Tuesday were Mr, and Mrs. Prank Chaplin, Mr. and Mra. Murl Haynea and Murl Deen. They spent the day shopping. Several from Derby attended the minstrel show at Butte Palls, Thurs day evening. Irene Johnson la staving with Mrs Oustln thla week. The Chambers boys "were visiting Butte Palls Monday evening. Lyte Haynea haa enrolled In the CCC. He hopes to be called soon. Miss Hedgpeth of Central Point Is slaying with Mrs. Stanton at present. Mr. and Mra. s. Johnson vlsltad the Murl Haynes home Monday. Octo. ber 10. Mr. and Mra. Wm. Narlln are tha proud parent of a blue-eyed baby girl. . Mr. and Mrs. Ullery Todd and son Donald were among those at Derby last Prlday night. Oeorge Snow and Larry Chambers have been early caller, at the teach ersge thla week. They are becoming expert on watch repairing. Eunice Johnson was on the sick list October 17. Died she 1 back In school. Mra. Wm. Burg called on Mra. Qua- Derby STPiR RU&V, WEI6rH6 OVER 00 CrNRKfe, CONTWH& ft PERFECT pIK-PolMTED TftR ... (bmerican Museum) OKLrSHoMh UNlVfRnV 2.1 SUCCESSIVE TiMK ViftHouT MHNlNl A SAMS.i (W7-91V 8 are-Footed Chamois "Standing room only" signs do not bother the graceful chamois of Eu ro pes Alps. Strange as It seems, they can stand on apace no larger than silver dollar. During feeding time, ona chamois stands guard In some prominent place to warn the others of the approach of danger. Often they are seen poised strangely, with all four feet brought together aa In the Illustration above. tin Monday morning, October 17. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Hill of Cali fornia motored In last night to visit Mr, Hill's parents, Carrie and Frank. A new club la being organized In our school. To belong to thla club one has to have an untidy desk. The name of the club has been suggested aa "The Indifferent Skookums." The ladlea are planning a ghost atory contest for the next meeting. Derby school paper, "Tha Ranger's Lines," la being printed this week. The staff has been very busy but hopes to have Included the real school spirit and enthusiasm. Con tinued stories and baseball scores are not la this number but will be s feature after the holidays. Thompson Creek THOMPSON CREEK. Oct. (Spl.) Charlea Elmore left October will find dlrretaoshrdluet ehrdlua for turkey grading, . Turkey ralaera will find different rules thla year, It la reported. Joe Mason, Sr., haa Bold his place to Mr. MUburn of Klamath Falls. Mr. Mason and family will, visit this winter with their daughtera In Cali fornia. They will be greatly mtased In the neighborhood. A. M. Beebe haa moved his family to Jacksonville for the winter. Prank Kerta and family of Jack sonville visited with his nephaw, Mr. Kertg, Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Troxell and family of Medford visited Sunday at the home of Chester Batdeston. Mlsa Jean Moran, who has been attending school at Medford, visited over tha week-end at the home of her mother, Mrs. Eva Moran. Mrs. Ethel Beebe and daughter Nelta, Mrs, Van Jamea, Mr. and Mra. Walker and son were callers on the creek Sunday, Wa are sorry to loss Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bennett aa neighbors, Mr. Bennett ha traded hla place for Carl Prsnsen's place on tha Applegate, Mr. and Mra. William Jordan er enjoying a visit with Mr. Jordan's sister, Mr. Rebecca Me. Mra, Prank Decker and daughter Prancea returned home October 14. Mr. Notts, who bought tha Ander son plsca on Nine Mile, received word October 13 of tha death of hla brother, who lived near Pendleton. Mr. and Mra. 8. L. Johnston and family were dinner guests at the home of Jo Mason Sunday. The Applegate Orange will have a pot-luck supper October 91. AU Orangcr are Invited to coma. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Knutcen and daughtera, Margaret and tlene, wen overnight guests at tha home of Mr. and Mra. Tom Mee. October 14. Elmer Roes, who had hla neck In jured last spring, la again having trouble with It. Miss Roberta Smith visited October 14 with her old sohoolmatea at the Oak Qrov school. ii Arlrrss Injured HOLLYWOOD. Oct. 21. Bln nle Barnes, English movie comedi enne, was Injured today when pin In a costume aba was putting en cratcher her right eyeball.