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MTyDFORD MAIL TRTBT7XE. BEDFORD. OREfrOy. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 6. 1fl38. PAGE FIVE LOCAL and From Klamath Elbert Veatch of Klamath Falta spent the wek end In Medford visiting friendi. VUltt Here Mr. and Mrs. Jam Plrth of Crescent City, Cal., spent the week-end In this city visiting. They are former Medford residents. Bicycle Stolen Victoria Tucker of 816 Ashland avenue told city police yesterday her bicycle was stolen from junior high school. It via a Haw thorne make, license 264. Lose Purse A billfold containing 35 In currency, a driver's license and other valuable papers was lost by Hollis W. Burton of Route 3, the own er reported to city police yesterday. Jail Sentence Milton Adams. 30. of Medford, charged with drunken ness, was sentenced by City Judge Allen D. Curry this morning to 1$ days In Jail. From Ashland Among Ashland residents transacting business In Med ford today were W. M. Kenyon. C. A. Pat ton. N. P. Patton, J. P. Arant and O. G. Poster. At Wrestling Mntrhea Among Ash land residents attending the wrestling matches In the Medford armory last night were Police Chief Charles P. Talent. Leslie Lusfc. Harry Chtpman and Mr. and Mrs. Art Cooper. Minor Accident A car driven by Mayme Dw-kee . of 520 Palm street skidded and ran off the Jacksonville highway Monday night, a city police report stated. The driver was unin jured and damage to the machine was nominal, the report said. From Portland Harry A. Ketter man of Portland, field aupervisor for the state employment service, arrived In Medford yesterday to transact bus iness at the local employment office. He is travelling by motor car and from here will go to Marshfleld. leaves Medford Attorney P. Kra mer Deuel of 1018 South Oakdate av enue, left Medford reoently for Port land to accept a position In the legal department of the federal right-of-way and land aqulsltlon department. Mr. Deuel obtained the position through a civil service examination which he took some time ago. Fine Suspended Louis C. Puhl of 315 West Jackson boulevard was found guilty In city court yesterday on a charge of failure to stop at te acene of an accident. A $10 fine was suspended provided he pay for the damage to the other vehicle. Puhl al legedly drove a car which struck a parked truck owned by J. M. Ellettad of Central Point, Saturday night. Deputy Returns Paul Hanlln. United States deputy marshal return ed by train yesterday from Portland whither he transferred Marie and Blurton Baker, Klamath Indians In dicted by the federal grand Jury in Portland for the death of Beatrice Dickens, also an Indian, last October. The Bakers had been held In the county Jail here pending action by the grand Jury. Sets Seal Berord Myron Corcoran, pupil at the West Side school, was awarded a place today In the annual "hall of fame" of the Jackson county Christmas seal sale committee. For the past six years Myron has sold more seals than any other pupil in the school, the committee said. West Side school has sold more than Its quota of seals this year, the commit tee alao" announced. Prills TonlRlit Company A and headquarters company. 186th infantry of the Oregon national guard will hold their regular weekly drills In the Medford armory at 8 tonight. Com pany A has three vacancies which It la eager to fill without delay so that a full-strength unit will be able to take part In the winter program of activities, said Capt. Carl Y. Teng wald. commanding. Applicants for enrollment fnay apply at any time to Sgt. George P. Llndley at the armory. Meeting Tomorrow View Finders, recently-organized club of amateur photographers will meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce. Among other things planned for the session is a study of photographs taken since the prior meeting, three to be selected as winners In a club contest. Alt pe" ons interested In photography as a hobby are Invited to attend. Homer Marx, president, will preside. BACKACHE, LEG PAINS MAY BE DANGER SIGN Of Tired Kidneys If b4kfba and leg- Plna r tntMot TO nitertblr, don't juit complain ta4 do notbioi tbout thm. Nature mar b Wevraio ytn tbtl rour kirtnya ned attention. Tb ki'inpyt r Naturt'a ehW war of tkin tfM arnii and polaonoua wait out of thi Mood. Moat peopl pun a two 3 pint a dar ec boat t pounds of wuis, Frqunt or wtaly pmbw with tmarting ind burn i tit inow-a thr may h aotoMbio aroDt i'b TOTir kidnv or bifid. if tb IS unlet of kidnT tubea tnd flit iont ork vr-ll. poinnouf Mt matter atay fi tb. Mood. ThM poinon. m.y ll.rt n.crrc i.rktrhM, rbmim.li. pun M, I., D.IM. irm oi .ufflnfm uoii.rth.evM. hMdvhn unndi Don I ff.it. Aik your dni,Ki.t for Dotn'i Pill., u.ftd iucMiullr by million, (or 0 40 f.r Thtr fiv, hippy r.li.l tnd fflll hlp tb. s mil., of kidnry tuW. Ouch out powoDOfl. vmw Iron tb. blood. U.t Dom, Tilk. INVEST BEFORE TENTH- earn dividends from the first PERSONAL On Business P. A. Cary and H. L. Heryford were Medford business call ers today. Calls Here Orville Caster of Cen tral Point transacted business In Med- ; ford today. Medford Caller P. Q. Pence of Jacksonville transacted business In this city today. i Here On Business H. R. Allen of Rogue River transacted business here today. Call Here E. L. Chambers and O W. Hurst of Eagle Point attended to business matters In Medford today. From Phoenix C. W. Burkner of Phoenix transacted business in this city today. Medford Caller T. W. Thomson of Centrsl Point was a Medford business caller today. Has Baby Word was received in Medford today of the birth of a girl Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Norton Por sythe of Santa Rosa. Cal. The baby weighed 6 pounds. Mrs. Porsythe Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Warner of 619 South Oakdale avenue and Is the former Margaret Warner. Return Home Gordon R. Green of 1036 Queen Ann avenue, returned to Medford on this morning's train from Seattle where he was called by the serious Illness of his mother, Mrs. W. B. Green. Mr. Green was ac companied to Seattle last Thursday by his wife who will remain In Seattle until Mrs. W. S. Green s condition improves. t Improving Mark L. McCoy of 111 Washington Is improving rapidly from a ttoroat ailment for which he has been receiving treatment In Seattle, Wash., for some time, he stated In a letter to a friend here today. Mr. McCoy wrote that he expects to be home for Christmas. While In Seattle he has been the guest of a son and a daughter who reside there. His present address Is 7007 36th street NJS.. Seattle. Wash. Mr. McCoy has been employed for years as a linotype operator at the Mall Tribune. Honor Man Selection of John C. Bounds, apprentice seaman of the U. S. navy, as honor man of his com pany at the naval training station In San Diego, Cal., was announced today in a notice received by George E. Patterson, recruiter In charge of this district with office in the Medford federal building. Bounds Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin P. Bounds of Ashland. After being accepted tentatively for navy enlistment at the station here, he passed his final qual ifying examinations and was enlisted o September 13. Every kind of com pany activity la Included In the rat ings by which the navy selects the honor man of each company In train ing. It waa explained by Mr. Patter son. 1 Livestock Portland PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 8 fl).(D.S. Dept. Agr.) Hogs: 700 Including 430 direct, market active, ateady, good- choice 310 pound a7.90-S8.00, car load lota quoted 98.18. 226-70 pound butchers and few light lights S7.40 50, packing aowi as.00-25, choice light feeder pigs $8.00. Cattle: 100. calvea 35, market steady, few common-medium steers t8.00-t7.50, good feeder steers quot able ts.75. cuttery dairy type steers t4.60. common-medium heifers t5.35 $6.75, cutters $4.00, low cutter and cutter cows t3.75-$3.60, common-medium mostly $4.O0-$5.O0, outstanding Holstelns up to $5.35, good beef cows $5.3S-$6.00, common-medium bulls (4.50-85.35, good beef bulls eligible $5.76 ana above, good -choice vealere $7.50-8.50, common $4.50. Sheep: 100. few sales and general undertone weaken, good trucked In lambs held around $7.75. Choice fed wooled lambs In carload lota 9.00. medium top $7.35. few common-medium wooled lambs $6.50-$7.35, med ium 87-80 pound early shorn lambs $6.50-76 common ewes $1.60-$3.60. good-choice salable $3.00-75. Chicago CHICAGO. Dec. 6 AV(U4. Dept Agr.) Hogs 22,000; fairly active, mortly 10 lower than Monday's aver age: top $7.35: good 350-600 pounds packing aowa l6.S5-t7.10. Cattle 8,000; calvea 2.000; buyers hammering steers again: market very slow, mostly 25 under Monday's aver sge trade or fully 50 down for week to da to; bulk of quality and condi tion to sell at a.60-10 50; early top 111.00: light heifer and mixed yearl ings grading good to choice, steady: mixed offerings $10.00: several load.' heifers 9.00-50; vealera 25-60 lower at $9 00-110.00 mostly: beef cowe $fl.25-$8.00; good to choloa weighty cows up to $7.00. flhep 7.000; fat lambs and yearl ings slow. Indications Steady to wesk; bids and sales good to choice lambs IB 75-19 26: Indications steady on sheep; scattered native ewes upward to $3.76 and $4 00. Unnth Sun Fmnr1rfl SOOTH SAN rRANCTSCO. De. 8 (AP-USDA) HOOS: D00, butcher, 35c low.r: top nnrf bulk 110-325 lb. weights $8.15; packing sows around 35i 50c off, mostly $8.15. CATTLE 100; ter nominally steady; medium to good beef Rt err. quoted $7.50 !; ihe itock mostly Jackson County Federal SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION 126 Eaat Main steady; odd head common to med ! ium range cows M 504S.50; good to i choice vealera quoted 19.50 i 10.50; package mixed calve and vealera 9. SHEEP 350; lambs steady at Mon day' decline: double deck good 83 lb. wooled Idaho 18.25. Monday: bulk good 81-01 lb. Idaho wooled lambs 18.40 A. 65. straight and sorted up to 16 percent; 4 decka topped at 18.68; double strictly good medlum-pelt California 18.25. Portland Produce PORTLAND. Dec. 8. ( API Butter Prints: A grade. 33 lb. In parch ment wrappers, 33o in eartona; b grade, 81c lb. in parchment wrap pers, 32o lb. In cartons. BUTTE RPAT Portland delivery buying prices: A grade, 31s31e lb., Portlsnd delivery; B grad lc lb. less; C grade. 6c lb. less. Country delivery, 29 lb. for A grade." EGOS Wholesalers' buying prices: Specials, 35c dozen; extras, 33c doe ; standards, large. 30c doz.; extra me diums, 39c doe.; extras, small, 34c doe. Cheese, country meats, live poul try, turkeys unchanged. POTATOES Yakima Gems. 81 30 cental: local. 81.10arl.15; Deschutes Gems. 81 .20 1.35 cental; California sweets 81.30-1.70 for 50-lb. crate: new California triumphs, 8200 3.35 per 80-lb. box. Onions, wool, hay. unchanged. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 8. (AP) Grain: ( wheat) Open High May 64 .65' Dec 62 .63 Low 6414 .62 Close .65 i .63 Cash grain: Oats. No. 2. 38-lb. white $29.60: No. 3, 38-lb. gray, nominal. Barley. No. 3, 45-lb. B. W. 823. Corn, No. 2. E. Y. shipment $25.75. Cash wheat (bid): Soft whit 64I4c. western white 64c. western red 62c. Hard red winter ordinary 63c. 11 percent 62c, 12 percent 64c, 13 per cent 66c. 14 percent 70c. Hard white, Baart ordinary 64',c. 13 percent 64'c, 13 percent 65c, 14 percent 66c. Today's car receipts: wheat 37, bar ley I, flour 10, corn 6. oats 4, hay 1. mlllfeed S. Chicago Wheat CHICAGO, Dec. 6. (AP) Wheat: Open High Low Close Dec .4!4 .65 .644 M'i March .... 66 4 May 66 .67H -884 87 July .66 .8714 -66 -66 H Wall St. Report NEW YORK, Dec. 6. (AP) Air crafts put on a recovery flight In today's stock market and lifted many leaders fractions to more than two points at the best. Dealings broadened in the forenoon but subsequently slowed when pro fit taking currents were encountered. Extreme gains were reduced at the close. Transfers were around 1,000,- 000 shares. Sperry and Douglas Aircraft push ed -up to new highs for the year snd strength was shown by Boeing, Unit ed. Glenn Martin, North American Aviation, Ex-cello and Consolidated Aircraft. Today's closing prices for 32 select ed stocks follow: Al. Chem. & Dye 182 Am. Can , 95 Am. & Fgn. Pow 3 A. T. A T 148i Anaconda , 33t Atch. T. & 8. F. 30i Bendix Avta, ........ Beth. Steel , Caterpillar Tract. Chrysler Coml. Solv. Curtlss-Wright DuPont Gn. Elec Gen. Foods Gen. MM Irt. Harvest. I. T. & T. Johns-Man. Monty Ward North Amer, Penney (J. C.) Phillips Pet Radio .... Sou. Pac. Std. Brands St. Oil Cal. St. Oil N. J. Trans. Amer. Union Carb. Unit. Aircraft U. S. Steel .... Han Francisco Butter SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 8. (AP) Butter, 92 score, 80 K6. SACRAMENTO. Dee. 8. CAP) Churning crem butterfat: flrnt grade 33',4e, second grade 33c. Closing tlma for Too Late to Clas sify Ads Is 1:30 p. m. A BAD COLD . HAS ALLIES By Harold Walnscott Flocking to ths banner of that "bid cold" comes hurrying a host ol allies, not one of them welcome, pleasant or even safe to endura. One warlike ally Is sinusitis, )ust an overextended visit of jour cold, long after It should have completed Its course. Once known aa "chronic nil'. 71 14 4514 79 . 9i e4 ...145 381, 59'4 100 60 1- 31', 79 40 1 4 ZZ 174 e 28 50 V4 3B", catarrh", thla Inflammation "of the slnua cavities about the bead and face causes excruciating discomfort, reduces your efficiency, Is a constant threat to health. Do not endure this enemy to health and happiness. Consult a medical doctor, preveat sinusitis from taking a permanent aeat In your system. Be sure that vaoetnea, serums or any medication prescribed by the doctor la procured from a reputable druggist. This Is the Srd of a series of Edi torial Advertisements sppesrlng In this psper esch Tuesday. Copyright CLUB WILL 1939 MOTOR CARS The Lions club of Medford. with the cooperation of the automobile dealers, attain are sponsoring the auto show, displaying the 1939 mod els at the Armory on Friday and Saturday. December 9 and 10. No expense has been spared in obtaining some of the finest talent on the coast together with a fine array of local talent for the enter tainment of those who attend. Whip pies orchestra have been engaged In addition to the other performers and will furnish the music for the dance which will- be held at the Armory Saturday evening. The au torn obi to dealers of Med ford have been working closely with their factories and will have a com plete line of 1939 models on display. The construction and design of the new 1939 care, more than ever before, are to be viewed with pleasure and appreciation for progressive accom plishment In the automotive In dustry. The funds derived from this show will be used strictly in the promo tion of the charitable work by the Lions' club, who at the present are sponsoring any number of projects for the blind, undernourished chil dren and other worthy charitable causes. The show will be open both after noons and evenings and In addition to the fine entertainment variety and the complete line of new auto mobiles, prizes will be awarded to those attending and participating In a Professor Qule 'contest. More detailed Information will follow In the next Issue of The Medford Matl Tribune. . J. (MILLS TEMPORARY CHIEF OF HEALTH ASSN. Mrs. 7. O. S. Wellls was elected temporary president of the Jackson County Public Health association at a meeting of the board cf directors last night In the home of Mrs. I. E. Schuler. 121B West Main street. Mrs. We tils succeeds the late Miss Mildred T. Carlton and will serve until the annuel association meeting In May or June. It was announced that Mrs. John H. Fuller of Ashland vice-president, waa unable to ac cept the temporary presidency be cause she lg recuperating at her home from an operation, ! A committee waa appointed to pre pare resolutions honoring Miss Carl ton for her 12 years of service as association president. Named to the committee were Mrs. Moore Ha mil ton, Mrs. I. E. Schuler and Mrs. Alex Sparrow. The board made plans for the next bi-monthly meeting of the as sociation in January. Mrs. Lewis Ulrich, association sec retary, presided last night. BIRTHS Born to Mr. and Mrs. p. o. Hsurks of Chemult at Community hospital November 28, a boy weighing five pounds, 1114 ounces. Born to Mr. and Mrs. h. t. Tankers ley of 108 MUtletos street on De cember 2 In the Community hos pltal, twin boys. Jerry Dee, born at 5:15 p. 'm. weighed 8 pounds, 14 ounces and Larry Lee born at 0:22 p. m. weighed 8 pounds, 18 ounces. Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Prank Mathews, box 120. Phoenix, on De cember 4 In Community hospital, a boy weighing 8 pounds, 1114 ounces. Born to Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Puhrer of 288 South Ivy street, $ boy weigh ing o pounds SVi ounces at Com munity hospital on November 80. Born to Mrs. Maude LePavor of Central Point a boy weighing eight potinda, 11 ounces at Community hospital December 8 at 6:33 p. m. Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Davis of 1062 West Seventh street a girl weighing 8 pounds In Community hospital November 26. The baby has been named Sandra Lee. Stated Communication of REAMES CHAPTER O. S. S. Thursday evening, Decem--br 8th. 8 o'clock. Election of officers. Members are urged to attend. HATTtE M. ALDEN. Secretary What You Want Is Results! For More Heat For Lett Money use SLABWOOD SAWDUST BLOCKS Timber P Phone 7 SOUTHERN OREGON PUBLICITY TALKED AT SHASTA MEET Method of publ letting mora ef fectively thla part of southern Oregon and appointment of several commit tees engaged the Jactaon county council of the Shasta-Cascade Won derland association at Its meeting at the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce last night. Herb Gray was appointed chairman of a publicity committee. Others named to the committee were George Green. Ashland; A. K. Powell. Central Point: Ray Wilson. Jacksonville; A. A. Walker, Gold Hill; Andy Hearn, Phoe nix; Earl Newbry, Talent; Prank Car een. Butte Falls, and A. O. Men tag, Trail. Each committee member waa re quested to send publicity material to the chairman. Prank J. VanDyke of Ashland waa appointed chairman of s highway and roads committee. William Perry of Eagle Point and Larry Schade. Med ford, were also named to the commit tee. By vote of the council, the com mittee waa directed to prepare a resolution to present to the associa tion formed to promote the recon struction and Improvement of high way OS. Each member of tha council was appointed to a membership commit tee. It waa emphasized that council members should be the best qualified to work In behalf of Increasing the association membership, E. C. Jerome, field representative, gave a resume of the association's ac tivities, emphasizing the value of the work to northern California and southern Oregon. Karl L. Janouch, council chairman presided. It was a representative meeting, 19 of the v,4 members being present. Moat of those absent sent in word telling why they could not be present. Mr. Janouch announced he had ap pointed Enid Punk secretary of the council. Miss Funk Is a olerk at Rogue River national forest head quarters where Mr. Janouch la forest supervisor. . 4- LS URGE RATE UNIFORMITY PORTLAND, Deo. 8. (AP) The Oregon Association of Hospitals urg ed hospitals and relief organizations today to create uniform rates In car ing for Indigents. Delegates reported county relief groups paid, from $1.60 to $3.00 per day but Imposed certain conditions on the hospitals. Dr. Robert L. Ben son of the state relief committee said stats officiate were prepared to confer with hospltsi representatives. Dr. Wilson B. Coffey, president, asserted relations with the Oregon industrial accident commission had been satisfactory In bill collections but associations with the Washing ton departments had been "very sour." 4- POISON SLAYER MUST PAY CAPITAL PENALTY COLUMBUS. O.. Dee. fl. (AP) Gov. Martin L. Davey said today ha had decided not to intervene In the scheduled execution tomorrow night of Anna Marls Hshn. condemned Cincinnati poison slayer. The governor mada thg curt state ment, "I have decided not to inter vene." Daniel S. Earhart, Davey's execu tive secretary, last week conducted a hearing at which Mrs. Hahn's at torneys sought commutation of the sentence to life Imprisonment. Soldiers Quintet Defeats Grangers National guard basketball team defeated the Rd Top Orange, 20 to 19, in an extra-period gams in the Rooaevelt school gymnasium last night. Trie gams was knotted at 10-all whan the final whistle blew, tn the extra stanra the guardsmen made good on a foul to score tha on tally that was enough margin to taks the gams. Fifty per cent of tha American potato crop Is sold on tha market. 30 per cent reserved for farm use, 13 per cent used for feed and 18 per cent fed to livestock or discarded. Company MON End North Central Drama of Air Much' of the success of "Men With Wings," the mlRhty technicolor epic of aviation. Is due to the fine work of Ray MUland and Louise Campbell who are starred with Fred MacMur ray In the picture thit ends Its rec ord run tomorrow night at the Craterlan theatre. Rialto Romance Florence Rice and Dennla O'Keefe portray twa modem -minded newly weds who solve their matrimonial problems In a new way In "Vacation From Love" heading the double bill at the Rialto theatre for tomorrow only. Reginald Owen and June Knight are ln the oast. -Sharpshooters" featuring the Camera Daredevils will play aa the added feture. Brian Donlevy and Lynn Bar! have the leading rolea. Comes To Roxy Blonde Mary Carlisle Is the heart trob in the new Annapolis Military Academy picture "Hold 'Em Navy." which playa today and tomorrow only at the Roxy theatre. Lew Ayes, Joan Howard and Benny Baker are also In the large cast of favorites. BETTE DAVIS TOO DEVOTED TO ART LOfl ANOELES. Dec. 6. (AP) It was Bette Davis' devotion to her art that coat her her husband, Harmon O. Nelson Indicated today when he gave brief testimony In superior court to win a divorce from the motion pictures actress. Home life with Mrs. Nelson con tained little of that close communion between husband and wife. Nelson's testimony disclosed. He ssld he usu ally Just sat while his wife read "to an unnecessary degree." "She thought her work waa mot Important than her marriage," Nel son testified. "She even Insisted on reading books on manuscripts when we had guests. "It was all very up setting," he concluded. Miss Davis did not contest the action. snwnimii "i'U'hijiii tooav and VYKIi.vkmAY Shows 1:45-8:45-9:00 S0-40e-10c ,Vtt POSITIVELY AlAlW" ' ft"50! P.NDS TOMORROW tSs t.v TECHNICOLOR! ' JK Ji riC THURSDAY t iSORIPl IDEAL XMAS GIFT! 1 , I u UTi JACKSON COUNTY BUILDING I LOAN PAYS 4 PER CENT A dividend at th rats of 4 per cent per annum on both savings and Investment share account for the last six months period was voted by the board of directors of the Jack son County Federal Savings and Loan association at a meeting last night. In addition to declaration of divi dends, which will distribute over 12.700 to approximately 600 savings members, additional funds have been added to the sin plus and reserve accoints, A. P. Butler, secretary of the association, ssld today. The 22 federal savings and loan associations in Oregon now have ag gregate asuets of (13.060.890, an In crease of $1,381,150 since January 1. In the first 10 months of 1038, these mutual, locally owned and operated, thrift and home-financing institutions, supervised by the Fed eral Home Loan Bank board, reported saving invested In them Increased $1,348,510, the total savings entrusted to their care as of November 1 being 5.728.570. Such savings are fully protected up to 5000 for each Investor by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance corporation, a $116,000,000 federal government agency. Directors of the Jackson County Federal are: C. M. Kldd, John C. Mann, R. E. Green. Olenn O. Taylor, W. J. Warner. H. J. Field and A. P. Butler. T BROWNSVTLLE. Tex.. Dee. 6. (AP) The federal government today In dieted Gen. Roberto Flerro, former hesd of the Mexican army air corps. six other Mexicans, Including a gen eral and two colonels, two Amerl cans snd a Mexican aviation com pany for conspiring to violate the neutrality act of 1935. The indictment named as a conspirator, but did not Indict. Felix Gordon Orel as, Spsnlsh ambassador to Mexico. Also listed as'a co-conaplrator waa Jose Melendrerassierra, military at tache to the Spanish embassy. The bill charged 10 airplanes were trans ported from the United States to Mexico for trans-shipment to loyalist Spain. , GORDON WARE TO SPEAK AT TOWNSEND MEETING (Contributed) Of Interest to Townsenders Is the word received that Gordon Ware, Townsend national representative for Oregon, will spesk at the Townsend meeting Friday night, December 9, at K. P. hall In Medford. This will be his last appearance locally for some time as he has been assigned to the Townsend lobby at Washington, D, C, during next ses sion of congress, and will leave soon for the east. AH Interested In the Townsend plan should attend this meeting. Wyoming laws provide that when two candidates tie, for an office dur ing an election their names shall be placed In a hat and the first name drawn becomes the winner. 4 Georgia produces 96 per cent of the nation's peanuts. Give Scrip Books for Xmas! MALTA COMMANDER. Y KNIOHTS TEMPLAR MASONIC TEMPLE Stated Conclave, Wednes day evenlns. December 7th. Work In the Order of the Red Cross. Oood attendance urged. Visitors welcome. O. O. Horner, Commander. R. B. Detrlek, Recorder. Too Late to Classify GIFT for the Family Ping Pong Table. Economy Lumber Co. Tel. 594. N. Riverside WOOD FOR BALE. Tel. 1626-W. FOR SALE New crop NAVEL OR- Prize winner of California.) For a quality fruit at reasonable prices, come to 516 So. Central, Medford, any day except Saturdav. WKnNESnAV ftNI.V Golden ripe bananas, 4 lbs. 16a. peerless Market. , FOR THE HOLIDAYS: Fine flavored. well-sized walnuts. 6 lbs. for BOo. 334 West 4th. FOR SALE Will sacrifice new small radio. Used very little. 204 Bo. Grape. ROOM FOR RENT Oentleman pro lerreo. iai King. FOR SALE Day bed. heater, stove, with cotls and tank, standard seals, Brunson, Berrydale Ave. FOR SALE Ancles and wslmit Dotph Phipp.". emfr Lake highway. Phone 301-J-l WANTED Children to carp fnr in my home. Day or hour. 216 Haven, upstairs. FOR RENT Ftirninhrd house. cloe In. $20.00 Water psid. Phono 1775-X. POT HOLDERS, hankies 10c, aprons sac, other ne'i,e wnrk girts, mis. TllJey, 1115 W. oth at. FOR RENT Modern suburban home, near Howard school, acreage avail able If desired. Inquire Howard Grocery. Tel. 498-J. HAVE YOUR FURNITURE reuphol stered, reflntnshed, reglued. Thl bault. Phone 960-R. WANTED Long term loan 36oo on Income business property. Writ Box 3063. Tribune. FURNISHED, modern 4-room hoiise. bath, garage, water paid. 853 W. and. WANT 2-year loan of 3000 at a on tSO.OOO seourlty. P. O. Box 780, Medford. Oood Used SMALL Plsno. In good condition, 169. Baldwin Piano flhoppe. FOR SALE Greater Red Breeding cockerels. Also thoroughbred Whlto Giant Rabbits. Phone Mccarty's. MS3-J-3. ABBEY'S SPECIAL 193S CHEVROLET standard town sedan In perfect condition every, way. Oood tires, finish like rte. Economical transportation for only 380. WALTER W. ABBEY. Inc. 3 lots 9th ti Bart. Pho. 303 FOR SALE Beautiful Kimball Baby Grand piano. Like new. Bargain. Terms. Ilnwley Transfer. U8 N. Riverside. WANTED SCRAP IRON Loading out Scrap Iron this week. unioaa in car nna receive mu money. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE, 37 N. drape St., Phone 1063. GIVE SCRIP FOR XMAS! H3Z3KS 1:45 -6:4ft 0:1 25c- 3SC - 1 0a A fugitive from the altar ... hut alia romps right Into the rowdiest romance you've ever roared atl I HLRKYI ENDS TONITEI :aLEW Ainu - LraaeCARVU A Movie quia lilt Plus "TARNISHED ANGEL" always on V these death- t.1 risking news- V fatvj reel camera- V mg ppfj atW-M
