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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON". TUESDAY. OCTOBER 25. 1938.
PAGE FTVE
LOCAL and
In Myrtle Creek Mrs. O. B. Stln
aon left Sunday tor Myrtle Creek to
spend some time with her daughter,
lira. William Strode.
Vlsltinr father Miss Christens
Putman ol San Francisco la a guest
of her father, George Putman, at hla
home In Eagle Point. Miss Putman
planned to remain for a week' visit.
New Residence Frank Howell of
611 Palm avenue applied at the city
building Inspector's office yesterday
for a permit to construct a residence
and private garage at a stated cost
of 12000.
Medical Meeting Southern Ore
gon Medical society will hold a regu
lar dinner-meeting In the Hotel Hol
land at 7 Wednesday. Dr. W. H.
Heckman will be host. Paper of the
evening will be presented by Dr. C.
I. Drummond.
At Wrestling Matches Among Ash
land residents attending the wiestllng
matches In the Medford armory last
night were Mr. and Mrs. Allen Brav
er, Mr. and Mrs. Art Cooper. P. D.
McDougall, Harry Chlpmaa and Allen
Autry.
Battery Stolen A 15 -pi ate Deleo
battery owned by C. E. Lang and a
half-Inch electric drill belonging to
George Wilson were stolen by a thief
who broke Into a shop back of IT
South Riverside avenue sometime
Sunday night, city police were told
yesterday by Mr. Lang. Entrance to
the shop was gained through a win
dow. Stiff Sentences Leonard S. Hicks,
41. of Medford, an old offender, was
aentenced by City Judge Allen D.
Curry this morning to 30 daya In
Jail on a charge of drunkenness. Also
charged with drunkenness. Roy Wal
ker. 35. and Joe Lucas, 30, both of
Medford, were each given a JO-day
Jail sentence.
' i
Meeting Tonight Jackson county
chapter 8 and auxiliary of the Dis
abled American Veterans will hold
their regular semi-monthly meetings
In the Medford armory at 8 tonight.
Final plans are to be made for the
annual sale of forget-me-nots and
as the sale Is an Important method
of raising funds for the welfare and
rehabilitation of veterans all mem
bers were urged by offloers to make
a special effort to be present.
Minor Accidents John W. John
son of 201 Crater Lake avenue and
M. Kevin Davis of Portland drove
ears Involved In a minor accident at
Main street and North Central ave
nue Monday afternoon, a report on
file in city police station said today.
Machines operated by J. u. ' Marsh
of postofflce box 793 and H. I. WII
lard of 820 North Grape street were
Involved In a slight mishap on River
side avenue near Fourth street Mon
day afternoon, according to a city
police report today. ,
Civil Service Tests United State
elvll service commission today an
nounced open competitive examina
tions for the following positions:
(1) Multlllth operator, 1440 a year,
for appointment In Washing, n
ft. only. Closing date for receipt of
applications Is November 17. (2)
Deputy U. S. game management
gem, eitsuu a year, bureau of bio
logical survey. Closing date for re
celvlng applications Is November 18.
Full Information regarding the posi
tions and the examinations may be
procured at Medford poatofflce from
Earl H. York, secretary of the local
civil service board of examiners.
' -
Still Fighting Fire Seventy-five
men were today still fighting the
nre tnat occurred Saturday after.
noon In the Dead Indian Soda Springs
sector or tne Rogue River national
forest. Supresslon Is difficult be
cause the area Is composed mainly of
sneer cliffs that make It too danger
ous to fight the fire at night, head
quarters here said. Unless rain oc
curs meantime, a patrol will be kept
on the fire for at least a week, head
quarters stated. The fire, put under
control Sunday afternoon, has cov
ered 160 acres, about a third of
which was in ponderosa pine. The
area was also part of a cattle range.
One of the CCC youths fighting the
fire suffered an Injured leg. A branch
of a snag he was chopping down fell
on him. hesdquarters reported.
SPECIAL
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CO QC All Work
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Phone 1018
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PERSONAL
Medford Callers Medford business
callers today from Ashland Included
Ralph SwartAley and Heinz Luthe.
Call Hera Frank Westcott and
Fred Westcott of Eagle Point came to
Medford this morning on buslneas.
On Business Central Point resi
dents transacting business In this
elty today were William Ketzer, Floyd
Parks and Earl Zimmerman.
.
Ont-of-Town J. O. Fowler of 34
Vancouver avenue, left this morning
for Klamath Palls where he will spend
a week transacting business.
.
Return Tonight Mr. and Mrs. R.
S. Wllfley, owners of the Wllfley
photo studio, are expected to return
thla evening by motorcar from San
Francisco where they have been
transacting business since Sunday.
Here for Duty Lieut. Frank Cham
bers recently arrived in Medford from
Camp Beauregard. La., and will be
assigned to CCC duty In the Medford
district soon.
Returns Home Lieut. Clarence
Shewalter. Medford district CCC of
ficer, returned here yesterday from
San Francisco where he had apent
three weeks enrolling men for CCC
duty.
Clnb to Meet Phoenix Thursday
olub will meet on October 27 In the
home of Mrs. R. H. Wilcox. Members
will assemble at 1 p. m. for a covered-dish
lunch. Mrs. V. R. Hallcraft
will be assisting hostess.
New CCC Officer Lieut. Otto
Helwlg of Flndley, Ohio, is a new
Junior officer of the Sltkum CCC
camp. A. lieutenant Junior grade In
the U. 8. ' navy reserve, Helwlg ar
rived here October 21 and spent a
few days at Medford headquarters
before assuming his duties at Sltkum.
Back to Duty Harold A. Johnson
of 616 Catherine street this morning
resumed his position of chief clerk at
Rogue River national forest head
quarters. With Mrs. Johnson and
their child he had been vacationing
at the Cedar stock farm at Mlners
vllle, Cal.
Have Baby Jack Blerma motored
to Dunsmulr. Cal., yesterday on busi
ness and while there visited for a
brief time with Mark Warrenfelt, a
former Medford resident. Mr. War
renfelt reported that Sunday his wife
gave, birth to a seven-pound boy.
The' Warrenfelts now make their
home In Dunsmulr.
Visits . Here Mae K. Short of
Klamath Falls spent last evening In
Medford and attended the public
meeting addressed by Willis Mahoney,
Democratic candidate for the U. S.
senate, In the hall at 123 tt West
Main street. Mrs. Short Is Klamath
county clerk and Is well known In
this elty.
Army Fliers Here Two TJ. S. army
aviators stopped at Medford munici
pal airport this morning to have their
planes, refueled. They were Lieut. J.
R. Crawford, en route from Hamilton
field, San Rafael, Cel.. to Pearson
field, Vancouver, Wash., and Lieut.
M. D. Messer, Pearson field to Ham
ilton field. Each was piloting a
North American basic combat.
' No Permit Needed Fire Chief Roy
Elliott reminded residents today that
permits are not needed now to burn
leaves, trash and rubbish Such ma
terial may now be bumed without
calling fire headquarters for permis
sion, the chief emphasized. All such
ftres. however, should be set a aafe
distance from buildings, attended and
put out at nightfall, he stated.
Prise " Winners Harold Bittner
was announoed today as the winner
In the flower sale held here lsst
Saturday by the American Brother
hood for the Blind. He procured
10.56 In selling the flowers. It was
announced by Miss Virginia Rlans.
In charge of sales headquarters.
Second prize was won by Barbara
Preston with a sale of 18.50 and third
by Ruby Porter with 7.48. Other
workers received passes to the movie
theaters. Sponsors of the sale thank
ed the workers and the public for
their assistance.
Service Too Costly
FRESNO, Calif (UP) Chief of
Police Truax refused to serve 164
bench warrants for motorists who
hail tailed to respond to trnf f lot tags.
His argument was that the traveling
expenses might bankrupt the city.
Some of the violators lived as far
away aa Portland, Ore., othera In
southern California and two score In
San Francisco.
Pastor Weds
QUINCY. m, (UP) Dr. J. J. Tls
dall, psstor of the First Christian
church here, has performed 3.999
marriage ceremonies In the last 44
years.
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Regular sailings, via lovely Hawaii,
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W. H. DEACON, General Ant. tM S. W.
Broadway. (American Bsnk Bldg.,)
BR. M17. Portland.
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Livestock
Portland
PORTLAND. Ore., Oct. M. (AP
USDA) HOGS: 360. market active,
opened 15 s 25c higher than closing.
35 9 50c higher on late flareup. early
sales good-choice 165-215 lb. drlvelns
68 a 45. mostly 68.25. later 68.35
.50; 225-380 lb. 67.75 0 8, heavier
kinds 67.25.. light lights 7.SO8,
packing sows 66.25 3.76. choice light
feeder pigs quotable 67.75. ,
CATTLE 100, calvea 50. market
active, steady, few common-medium
steers 65.50 6.75, strictly good steers
saleable at Monday's top of 68. few
cuttery-common heifers 63.765.75,
low cutter and cutter cows 62.75
63.50. common-medium 63.75tg4.75,
good beef cows 65T.60. bulls saleable
84.50 a5.50, few cutters 649.23. choice
vealers 69, medium good 67 8.50.
liberal quota calvea, common 64
66 50.
SHEEP 300. market active, steady.
good-choice .trucked In lambs 66.60
.75. carload lota 67 and ,aDOve,
yearlings saleable 64 9.50, slaughter
ewea 629.75.
Chicago
rHTCAOO. Oct. 25. ( AP-USDA )
unnn l7.nno. mostlv steady to 10c
higher than Monday's average: clos
ing moderately active: practical top.
te.lt; good 350 to 550-lb. packing
nn a7.ana7.srj: llehtar welahta up
to 7.85: extreme heavies. 67.25 down.
CATTLE: 8,000; calves, l.ooo; oio
ding 26c lower on rank and file good
a nhnlM Ktoera: earlv. ton. 613.25
with several loads held higher; most
pressure being extenoea on ihus
vslue to sell at 611.009 13.00; cutter
cows, 64.00 5.00.
shutpip: 8.000: late Monday fat
lamba strong to 16c higher; yearlings
25c up; sheep and feeding lambs
strong to 25c higher: native lamb
top. 69.15: bulk. 68.75 89.00; top and
h.illr rKtrn. aO.lO: tOD VearllnKS.
67.75: bulk. 67.00 7.50: fedlng lambs.
67.40 t 8.10: native lambs. 68.75 w.uu;
sheep firm; best ewes held abO70
63.90.
South San Francisco.
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 25.
(AP-USDA) HOGS 825; butchers
moderately active. 15 higher: top and
bulk 170-225-lb. weights 8.75: pack
ing sows mostly steady; bulk 8.50.
CATTLE 300. holdovers loo: slaugh
ter steers, undertone about steady:
two loads light short-fed steers held
above 7.75; two loads medium to good
700-970-lb. Oregon and Nevada feed
ers 6.25-50; low grade cows weak:
low cutters 3.00-50; load good steers
from nearby feedlots- 8.00, averaged
around 1060 lbs. after 4 per cent
shrink; bulk medium to low-good
grass warmed-up and short - fed
steers 7.00-75; ' common to good Cali
fornia and ' Oregon grass beef cows
4.40-5.50. Calves 20. all direct: good
to choice vealers quoted 9.00-10.00.
SHEEP 976; scattered sales steady:
part deck medium to good 88-lb.
medium-pelt California lambs 7.10;
early shorn fat ewes quoted 3.25
down.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Oct. 25. (P) BUT
TER: Prints A grade, 30'c lb. in
parchment wrappers, 31e lb, tn
cartons; B grade, 39&c lb. In parch
ment wr-nners, SOe lb. In cartons
BUTJ "'AT: Portland delivery buy
ing pr.'c. A grade, 29r294c lb.
Portland delivery; B grade, lo lb.
less; C grade 6c lb. less. Country
delivery, 2 7 He lb. for A grade.
EOGS: Buying prices for whole
salers Specials, 35c dos.; extras, 83c
doz.; standards, 29o dee.; extra me
dium, 26c doz.; extra small, 21c doz.
Cheese, country meats, live poultry
unchanged. '
TURKEYS: Selling price Dressed
new crop hens. 31? 22c lb.; toms,
32 fir 23c lb. Buying prices New hens.
19c lb.; toms, 30c lb.
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 25. (IP)
Wheat: Open High Low Close
Dec 64 64 63 63
May . 65 66 64 83
Cash grain: Oata No. 2 38-lb. white,
26.00; No. 2 38-lb. gray, nominal.
Barley, No. 2 45-lb. b. w., 21.00.
Corn, No. 2 e. y. ahlpment, 24.75.
Cash wheat bid:
Soft white (hd. wh. app.) 6314;
w. white or w. club. 63; western red,
61: hard red winter ordinary, 60; 11
per cent, 60; 12 per cent, 63K; 13
per cent, 6654; 14 per cent, 70; hard
white baart ordinary, es'i; 12 per
cent, 63!4; 13 per cent, 66V4; 14 per
cent, 87V4.
Car receipts: Wheat, 74; flour, 3;
corn, li oats, 3: mlllfeed, 8.
Chicago Wheat
CHICAGO, Oct. 26. (AP) Wheat:
Open High Low Close
Dec. .65 H .66 .66 .65
Merch .67H .68 .67 S .68
Msy .67 .68 .67 .66
July .67H , .67?i .66 .674
FIRST SHOULD h
COME YOUR
HEALTH o
60 plan to ipand your vacation at
RICHARDSON
SPRINGS
la the mountains near Chice, BuHel
Ceuntv, North. Cslitarnis J
Yea Will Find Ever? Vacstiea Attraction!
Every Comfort snrj, witiioet estrs crxt,
th Famous Htalth-Building
Mintral Wattra '
IF you havt your htalth I'.nap ;L
IF you've lost it, regain it Thai
Springs can do wonders For you.
Wallace Beery Show Wednesday
The greatest heart-tugging team
since the days of "The Champ"
brings Wallace Beery and Mickey
Rooney to the Craterlan screen to
morrow In "Stablemntes." The new
picture, played against the dramatic
background of a race track, tells the
story of a, stirring friendship be
tween a once famous veterinary and
a stable boy. With the same human
qualities that made "The Champ"
an immortal masterpiece, so It Is
Wall St. Report
NEW YORK, Oct. 25. ;p, Profit
takers shoved stocks around some
what roughly In today's market but
leading Issues managed to hold on
to sizeable proportions of early gains
running to 3 or more points.
Steels, lagging during the greater
part of the proceedings, camo up for
a while In late dealings, but failed
to get very far. Alrcrafts and util
ities were favored throughout.
Transfers approximated 1,500,000
shares.
Today's closing prices for 33 select
ed stocks follows:
Al. Chem. & Dye 101
Am. Can ... 104
Am. & Flgn. Pow ' 4V4
A. T. is T H9
Andaconda .......................... 40
Atch. T. it 8. P
39
23
67
53
84
"H
7
148 S
46
39
Bendlx Avla.
Beth. Steel
Caterpillar Tract. .
Chrysler
Coml. Solv
Curtlss-Wrlght
DuPont
Gen. Elec
Gen. Poods .
Oen. Mot ......
61
Int. Harvest 83
I. T. & T...
' 10
105 Vi
52
25
Johns-Ma..n
Monty Ward
North Amer
Penney (J. c.)..
Phillips Pet
Radio
39
.' 20
7
80
63
9
.. . ' 80 XL
Sou. Pac
Std. Brands .
St. OH Cal.
St. OH N. J
Trana. Amer,
Onion 'Carb.
Unit. Aircraft 3514
V. 8. Steel
Pear Markets
Yesterday .
CHICAGO, Oct. 25. (AP-USDA)
Pears: 1 California, 3 Oregon. 6 Wash
ington arrived. 11 on track. Oregon
Oolden Bosc 744 No. 1 1.65-2.00, aver
age 1.93; Bartletts 720 extra fancy
2.20-40, average 2.27.
NEW YORK, Oct. 25. (AP-USDA)
Pears: 21 csrs arrived, 11 California,
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MUT TIMF TONITK:
In Technicolor!
"GOLD IS WHERE
YOU FIND IT"
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with "Stable mates," said to be Beery's
best performance to date. Mickey
Rooney, as- the down-ln-the-dumps
owner of a cast-off race horse, plays
a role even more sincere than that
of Whltey Marsh In "Boys Town."
Other members of the cast Include
Arthur Hohl, Minor Watson, Marjorle
Qateson and Margaret Hamilton. The
Movie Qule Contest picture will play
for four days at the Cratetian the
ater, starting tomorrow.
8 Washington, 16 Oregon unsold, 34
on track. Oregon Boac 485 extra fancy
2.00-60. average 3.19: 235 fancy 1.90-
2.15, average 1.98; 9285 No. 1 1.60-
2.10, average 1.86; Anjous. 805 extra
fancy 2.10-46, acerage 2.21.
San Francisco Butter
SAN FRANCISCO. Ort 3S (P.
USDA) BUTTER, 82 score, 29c.
BALLET CENTERS
I
An enthualftfttiA arrniin of fnmmlt.
tee workera of the Southern Oregon
Concert association met with Mrs.
H. Chandler Esan. nroxlrlAnf . at that
B fi Id win piano shop studio last night
10 lurmany open tne season's mem
bership campaign..
Many committee member hart
been carrying on a pre-season cam
paign, nowever, and the response
Indicates that before ih Ran wan.
cisco Opera ballet arrives here No-
vemoer 10 to open the series, the full
season s membership quota will have
been reached.
Unusual interest Is centering
around the , ballet, which features
two former Medford girls. Janet
Reed, prima ballerina and Zoe Do
Lantla, the San Francisco exposition
"Pirate Glr.H appearing In a dance
form not usually A-norintevt with h.
San Francisco world's fair publicity
appearances.
Grass Widows Yipping For Whoopee!
Reno Cowboys Whooping For Yippee!
tovJl) Snippy" '';Wh00p,-.T?
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Plug thrilllnff action
nwko puis of kids
m0M ipaf
V,&1 PAUL KELLY
RITA HAYWORTH
Lcfo&RANKIE DARR0
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Dramatic Roles
Paul Kelly and Rita Hay worth have
featured roles with Frank te Da fro
In "Juvenile Court." dramatic atory
of New York City's slums, playing
today and tomorrow only at the
Rial to theatre aa the companion
feature with "Road To Reno."
Qay scenes of comedy, romance
and excitement In a dude ranch
over-run by grass widows highlight
"Road To Reno," which stars Ran
dolph Pcott, Hope Hampton, Qlenda
Porrell and Alan Marshall.
All Steamed Up
l4.afL 'rt
Dad Jones (Jed Prouty) is balling
and the whole Jones Family la
steamed up over his running for
mayor In "Hot Water," their newest
escapade coming to the Roxy theatre
for tomorrow only.
EASY TO OBTAIN FOR
NAZI SPIES' IS CLAIM
NEW YORK, Oct. 25. p) In spite
of the uproar over the Robinson
Ruben passport affair, Quenther
Oustav Rumrlch, German secret
agnt, waa confident he could pro
cure passport blanks for Nasi spies,
he testified today In federal court.
Rumrlch made the statement un
der cross-examination by Benjamin
Matthews, counsel for Erich Olaser,
one of the three defendants on trial
before kludge John O. Knox and a
Jury on espionage charges.
An attempt laat February to get
the passport blank by telephoning
the state department office here,
requesting they be sent to a hotel,
led to Rumrlch s arrest and - the
seizure later of Olaser, Johanna
Hofmann and Otto Hermann- Voss,
co-defendants In the trial.
The Robinson -Ruben passport mat
ter Involved two Americans, traveling
In Russia on passports containing
false Information.
when police try to
who need a friend I
f rmki it
FOES OF AGE
BEATEN IN
PUEBLO. Colo.. Oct. 2fl. OTV-Two j
operator! of t owund truck used by i
an orffanlmtlon sepklnt: to repeal
Colorado's 4! old age penaion law,
most liberal of any auch statu t In
trie nation, were beaten today on a
downtown Pueblo corner and the
truck waa damaged.
William Fitzgerald and Vernon
Tucker, operatora of the truck, were
quoted by Police Chief J. Arthur
Grady aa saying a dozen men. who
appeared to be old age pensioners,
set upon them when they stopped
the vehicle.
The two men are employed by the
Federation For Workable Old Age
Pensions, an organization seeking to
return control of pensions to the
state legislature.
The sound truck, used by the fed
eration to broadcast apeechea at
street oornera prior to a vote on
the Issue at the November election,
once before was the object of an
attack. Rotten eggs were hurled t
It at Craig, Colo.
4
Kansas' 1,551 towns will spend ap
proximately $5,000,000 for operating
their governmenta next year.
Too Late to Classify
WANTED Nurse cows. Shorthorn
or Shorthorn cross preferred. Fresh
or to freshen soon. Mel v In and
Marvin Poyer. Phone 84, Ashland.
186 Welghtman St.
FOR SALE 1 acre, good house, city
water, close In. Must aell this week.
See E. Gould at once. 317 W. Main.
DRY 13-tnch manrantta, (3.50 tier.
Dry and growth fir. 16-Inch. 2.00
tier: 13-lnch 1.70. Phone 910.
Franklin's Grocery.
HAHN MOTOR8'
OUARANTEE COUNTS
Wednesday and Thursday Specials
1033 CHEVROLET Coach. New tires.
Mechanically A-l. A real bargain
at $306
1035 FORD Fordor Sedan. Original
black finish like new. Seat covera;
80 rubber: radio and heater... .836ft
HAHN MOTORS LOT, 35 S. Riverside.
FOR RENT fl-room unfurnished
1 house, good condition. 610 Bo.
Central.
SOON YES, 8IRI
A THOROUGHBRED
DlgnlfUd and Graceful.
"That's DeSoto for 1030."
BRIGG8 - HUMPHREY MOTOR CO.
CALIFORNIA EXCHANQES
Two high-class restaurants. Pasadena.
$3600 and 64600; beer parlor and
dane hall. Yuealna. SflOOO: nravntre
grove and dairy, fully equipped, I
Ontario, $33,600; fin residence at i
VanNuys, $4600; 10-acre orange
grove, San Fernando valley, $37,600;
highway garage and dwelling,
Bloomlngton. $6500. Exchange above
for Southern Oregon.
JACKSON to DOLAN, Real Estate
Grants Pass, Or. Phone 430.
STARTING
Tomorrow
THEY BELONG TOGETHER
Just Like Ham and Eggs!
W llfk. s-1t.rarr.rr. rMmaal halnlr1
In a grand, down-to-
IT earth human drama punch
K ed with laughter
I and Mlrkey'a along to
make things p e r f e c 1 1
Last Times Tonight
1 .'JVvM v
The MARX BROS.
in "ROOM SERVICE"
Hhows 1:48 8:46 8:08 Mats 800 Eves 4 KWdle 18t
muAlllfi.UA
FURNISHED and unfurnished apart
ments. Phone 173-Y. BeBauer Apt.
FOR SALE Walnuts, new crop. J.
R. Monson. old Pacific Hwy. near
Howard school.
BALDWIN make Bungalow Piano, ex
cellent condition, 413 Benson. Tel.
91D-X.
FOR RENT 3 -room apartment, 40
Quince. Phone 641-W.
FOR SALE 4 weaner pigs. Johu
Mace, 6 miles north Central Point.
roUND Man's purse. Owner may
. have same by Identifying and pay
ing for adv. R. N. Carothers, Foot
hill Orchard. Medford.
FOR SALE Vetch and oat hay In
stack. James Lathrop. Central
Point.
FOR RENT 5 -room furnished house.
Adults. Call 111 Almond.
LEAVING FOR CALIFORNIA Re
flector floor lamp, walnut veneer
twin bedroom suite complete, over
atuffed suite like new, electric
range. Thor washer, model A,
heating stove, boat, trailer, Dodge
truck, IW water pump, wash
boiler, lawn mower. J. D. Hawkins,
front Gold Hill school.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL want place to
work and attend school. Box 3035,
Tribune.
FOR SALE 3 refllatcred Jersey bull.
10 and 0 months of age. or will
trade for grain, hay or cows. X. B.
Poyer is Son. Phone 64 Ashland.
1B6 Welghtman St.
FOR SALE Good 6 -room house,
hardwood floors, close In, $3000.
Four-room house, 3 lots, $1350.
Also 3 houses for rent,
H. G. WILSON
7 Chestnut. Phone 1564.
WANTED 300 people to eat dinner
at Washington School, Wednesday,
Oct. 36th. 5:30 to 7. Adults 35c,
children 35c.
WANTED Shakes. Write O O, ear
Mall Tribune.
SAUSAGE
SUPPER
K. P. HALL
Thur., Oct. 27
Sponsored by the
GRIFFIN CREEK
GRANGE
, Muaio by
Dickey's Orchestra
Plenty of entertainment 1
Candidates will be .
Introduced
Serving from. 6:30 until 9
Admission 50o