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MTinFOTCn matt, tttpfnt;. mtdfotcd. oidON'. Tuesday. TVF.CEArnF.T? fi. inns. PACE SEVEN Keao ver aa jo this page You will prubaply (ind exactly the thing! you have Men look ing for or a sale or trade (01 unused articles you may have Search your attlo or store-room you may find many things others are seeking and be able to realize immediste cash II what you want isn't nere, ad Terttso lor It Tribune Classi fied Ads are Inexpensive effective I RATES Per word first insertion- (Minimum 25c) Each additional insertion. per word ,, lc (Minimum 10c) Per line per month without .copy chance , 41 .25 CASH Or money order must ae company al mail order classified ads. LOST AND FOUND LOST Black. 6-inch dome cap. Find er return to Petroleum Heat and Burner Co., 412 E. Main. LOST 11 dog miasing, call Iff 8.. J WANTED MALE HELP ' WANTED Ranch hand. Board, room and spending money. Box 3076, Tribune. MAN for Coffee Route. Up to 45 first week. Automobile given as bonus. Write MILLS, 1601 Poplar, Oakland, Cal. ' WANTED Boys 14 or over, to sell newspapers after school. Apply Mall Tribune office. WANTED SITUATIONS WXPITR.IFNflF.n niRI. wants hoile work. Can take comDlete choree. ' Phone 1605-R i EMPLOYED BOOKKEEPER and STENOGRAPHER wishes position I In this vicinity: eight years lumber experience, 6 years with Shell Oil - Co. References. Address P.O. Box 3051. Redmond. Oregon. WANTED Miscellaneous WANTED to lease on profit sharing basis (with possibility of buying as soon as I can realize on property here,) a large rnnch, alfalfa and grain land, stocked and equipped to carry around 200 brood sows and some cattle. Write E. L. Reedy, 107 Clecle, Palo Alto, California. WANTED TO RENT 10 to 20 acre ranch, with good hen house and out buildings. 718 Sherman. BOO WANTED Yearling terrier or spaniel. Write Box J. Rogue River PRIVATE PARTY Wants to buy from private party used Chevrolet or Plymouth car. Must be good and cheap. Box 2872. Tribune. WANTED Feeder pigs, weighing from 90 to 125 lbs. Phone 691-R-l. E. H Neldermeyer. EXPERIENCED COOK wants work In home, or cooking for crew of men. Box 2656. Tribune. WANTED Good fresh cow. CO, care Mall Tribune. WANTED Dead and worthless ani mals removed free of charge Phone (reverse charges) Southern Oregon By-Producta Co. WANTED Platform scale. 1715 No Riverside. WANTED Horses and cows Eagle Point Fox Farm. Phone 27-X-7 HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID For Your Furniture MEIIrOHI) BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N Grape St. Phone 1062 WELL DRILLING $1 .50 per ft. first 60 ft., eto J M Dodge. 619 King WOOL - MOHAIR HIDES And Pelts See us before you sell MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27 N Grape St. Phone 1062 RUDY'S UPIIOLNTKHINO SHOP All Wnrk Oiinranleed. Free estimates anytime. In connection with HOLBROOK & ANDREWS 6th and Front Call 647 HIGHEST. PRICES PAID for Batteries. Radiators Aluminum. Brass. Cop per and other metals MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N Grape St Phone 1062 WANTED Radio batteries to re charge Only 35 cents each Phillips Radio Service. 219 N Riverside WE PY MORE CASH For Your Furniture HOI BROOK A ANDREWS flth end Front Phone 547 FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT Beautifully fuml'hed modern duplex. Adults only. Phone 613. FOR RENT 5-ruom modern house. 422 Laurel. FOR RENT 5-room houe, clean. 116 Mistletoe. Phone 905-M. UNFURNISHED House for rent. 134 So. Ivy. FOR PENT 8-room unfurnished house and 3 room unlurnuhed apartment. Call 335 S Riverside. FOR RENT Small furnished house. Gas equipped. No dogs. 334 Apple FOR PENT 6-room house, clean. Clow In. 116 Mistletoe. Phone 905-M. FOR RENT Nlr!y furnished 5-room house. No children. Rent J7 50 708 Sherman FOR RFNT Furnt-hed house. $23 50 712 Pme. Key 716 Pine or Call t'4-w FOR RENT BOARD-ROOM BOARD and ROOM, $1 a day at 716 a Mal FOR RENT APARTMENTS I FOR RENT 3-room furnished apart- . ment, 112. 351 Bealty. QE BAUER APTS., 8th at Oakdale. modern, furn. or unfurn. All com forts and courtesy, by WEEK or MONTH. $25 and up. Jackson Coun ty's finest apt. house. House Phone 713-Y. FOR RENT Furnished apartment. AdulU only. 244 So. Grape. FOR RENT 2-room modern fur nished apartment. Both, ground floor, private entrance. Oarage. 410 Hamilton. 2-ROOM FURNISHED apartments. 12.50 and $16. 706 So. Oakdale. NICE APARTMENT 2 rooms, kit chenette, bath, gas heat. Inquire F. St F. Bank. 4-ROOM Furnished flat. Adulta only Call 6 Laurel. FOR RENT 3 or 3 room apartments. 708 Park Ave. 3-ROOM FURNISHED apartment, steam heat. 229 N Ivy. FOR RENT Unfurnished 6-room flat, modern. Oil heater. Adulu. 718 W. Main. Phone 1470-J. APARTMENT for rent. 604 S. Oak dale. NEWLY -DECORATED apartment. Adults only. 005 W. 10th. FOR RENT A fine duplex apartment, living and dining room, bed room, kitchen and bath, nicely furnished at 842 East Main. Phone 31 or 898-J-3. FOR RENT 3-room furnished npart. ment, 40 Quince. Phone 641-W. FURNISHED apartment: hot and cold water, tights, private bath Adults 912 So Oakdnle FOR RENT Miscellaneous FOR RENT Steam heated office room. Two store buildings. See Roland Hubbard or Al Llttrell. LARGE OFFICE ROOM tor rent 220 N Bnrtlett i FOR RENT Furnished Rooms COMFORTABLE SLEEPING room. 912 i West 11th. FOR RENT Front sleeping room In neat, refined home. 323 King. FOR RENT Nicely furnished sleep ing room for gentleman - 325 So Riverside. I ATTRACTIVE ROOMS 404 S. Grape -i- -i ROOM FOR RENT Private entrance. bath and shower. M.50 week. 408 COMFORTABLE room In private home 410 Beatty St Tel 1521 Y FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 1300 pound work mare. B years old, with 8-month old colt. Roger Vonder Hellen. Route 3, Medford. FOR SALE Horses and cows. First place west off Crater Lake highway at 4 Corners. FOR SALE Weaner pigs. Phone 437-L. FOR SALE 4 Guernsey cows, fresh In December( extra good): 2 sorrel Belgium welner colts. W. F. Martin, E.P. Star route. Medford. FOR SALE PETS DOGS FOR SALE S:x-months-old black male cocker spaniel. 326 6. Central. TWO BLACK SCOTT1E PUPPIES (part black fox terrier) $10 each Phone 42. 1807 West Main. FOR SALE Australian Shepherd puppies. 518 5. Main. For Exchange Miscellaneous FEEDERS TRADE for balled hay. grain or sell cheap. Phone 534-M. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE $3.900 8-room home, excellent loca tion on east side, basement and furnace. 600 down. $37 per month. Brown & White, 104 West Main. HOUSES FOR SALE in Medford and surrounding towns Easy terms Jackson County Federal Savings Loan Association, SACRIFICE FOR QUICK SALE Du plex. 4-room modern house and vacant lots. Box 1969. rrlbune. FOR SALE Modern 4 -room house nice lawn, enclosed back vnrd. In quire 717 West 14th. Close to Washlncton and high schools Phone 289-?. CONSERVATIVE INVESTMENTS 6-ROOM plastered house and bath, cement foundation, good location, near high school. I2.17S.00., In cluding furniture. 4-ROOM house. Jazz plastering. In good condition, very attractive, large lot, only $1,500.00. 1 ACRE and modern 4-room house. city water, near city limits, on graveled and oiled road $2250. Easy terms. SH ACRES. Bear Creek bottom land 5-room modern house, fireplace, hardwood floors, all In alfala, city water, splendid location. $3300.00 for a short time only. L. Q. PICKELL, 16 So. Bartlett WHEN you think of real estate think of BROWN fit WHITE FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES $163 1933 DeLuxe Ford 4 -door, heat er, runs fine. Trade. 220 N. Bart lett. 1935 DO DOE COUPE In A-l condition $350. Would take light plrkup as part payment.BEN WEBSTER, Tal ent. 1938 CHEVROLE1 De Luxe Sport Sedan, Heater, defroster. 8,800 miles. Private, for sale or trade for cheaper enr. pickup, cows or hay. Balance can be financed. Olenn Ferguson. Trail Route. Eaclc Point. Ask at Vtc Ac Bob's Service Station on Crater Lake highway north of Escle Point. HAHN MOTORS OUARANTEK COUNTS 1937 DODGE De Luxe Coupe, clean as a pin. short mileage $598 1937 FORD Tudor sedan, new car condition $495 1933 PLYMOUTH Sport Roaflster. new paint, ton and curtains . $175 1937 CHRYSLER Royal Sdsn. overdrive and heater, new car guarantee ...... $765 Low Bsnk F!nsnc HAHN MOTORS Lot at 33 So. Rlrersld FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1935 PLYOUTH 326 Alice street. SANDY'S USED CARS YOU KNOW 'the class of cars you buy from Sandy. You are sure of a square deal. Some of the Values; 1836 FORD Coupe, radio and heater 9395 1935 STUDEBAKER Sedan. radio $485 1935 CHEVROLET Coach 1385. 1934 STUDEBAKER Sedan S485. 1936 CHEVROLET Pickup J485 1931 STUDEBAKER 6 Coups ... S165. 1929 FORD Coupe t 65. STUDEBAKER DEALER IT'S HERE 1939 Plymouth Sedan 849 delivered In Medlord. BRIQGS-HUMPHHEY MOTOR CO. 1938 Ford Fordor DeLuxe. nearly new. Run only 3400, new car guar antee. Must sacrifice. It's got to go. Make me an offer. 220 N. Bartlett. Be Moaern. Buy CHRYSLER NOW ON DISPLAY HAHN MOTORS 38 North Riverside For Exchange Real rSstate WILL TRADE large Seattle home, with established Income, Capitol Hill district, for Medford property or surrounding district. My equity 5500. Address Owner. 504 Harvard Ave. Nnrth. Seattle, Wash. FOR SALE Miscellaneous LILY BULBS, Special. Regal. Tiger, j Tennlfollum, Elegan's Red, 5c, 10c I 15c each. Peontas, 15c, 25c and 35c. 1 Evergreen shrubs. Special price for unnsimas. via facmc Hlgnway, CHASTAIN NURSERY. FOR SALE Clarinet, saxaphone. 507 King. FOR SALE Venetian blinds made to order. Free estimate. Inquire across from Ovelman's lumber yard on Jacksonville highway. Box 33. John Grlnsted. FOR SALE Music Etudes for years from 1900 to 1937. Good condition. 617 N. Front. DRY APPLEWOOD at Frlnk Orchard. Phone Gll-J-2. FOR SALE Davenport. Call before 10 or after 5. 219 No. Oakdale. FEW BALES slightly damaged Klam ath hay, 80o hundred. Davis Feed Store. 20 PROTEIN DAIRY FEED only $1.40 sack. Best for cold weather. Davis Feed Store. FOR SALE Furniture, household goods. Fine location for rooms and board. 11th and King St. FOR SALE Corn, hay and wood. Tel, 447-X. Jessie M. Mlnear. FOR SALE 3-yard linen Damask table cloth with 12 napkins. Never been used. Nile green heavy allk corded bedspread. Phone 1058-H. BODY FIR $1.75 tier. Phone 452-R-3 FOR SALE Dry body fir and hard wood. Phone 1213-J. FOR SALE Used Radios Phllco. RCA, Zenlthand others from $3.50 and up. all recondltolned. Western Auto supply Co. FOR SALE Portable Underwood typewriter. 824 So. Newtown. HARDWARE at Independence, Oregon. Good, clean stock. Modern store. Inventory and fixtures. $17,000 Fast turnover; good profits. Cash deal. Owner must attend other Interests. Write Chas. T. Stryker, Independence. Ore. FOR SALE 20-Inch Champion back-geared drill press, 6 h.p. elec . trie motor; 3 anvils, 1 forge, up- I lng and other shop equipment. 118 , Rn Unrtlat M-Hn.1 FOR SALE Used Atwater-Kent 7 tube console. Excellent condition. $15. FlreBtone Auto Supply, 9th and Riverside. FOR SALE Coleman oil heater. Practftally new. 518 Haven. Phone 1113. MIXED NUTS Walnuts. Brazils. Pea nuts. Filberts, Almonds. 3 pounds 39c. HUMPHREY'S GROCERY Phone 462 534 E. Main FOR tiALE Cob Corn - $1.00 per cwt Shelled Corn $1.33 per cwt. Ground Barley $1.35 per cwt. All grain clean and dry and of good qunllty. John Nealon, Phono 118. Centra Point. USE and send Fancy Cornice Pears $1.90 standard box. Wo will ship for you. HUMPHREY'S GROCERY , Phone 462, 634 E. Main. TEXSUN (Texas) Grapefruit Juice. No. 3 cans. $1.09 per d07.en. HUM PHREY'S OROCERY, Phone 462. A34 E. Main. SPECIAL CHRISTMAS Reductions and genuine saving on your piano purchase from Brasafleld Music Co., 212 W. Main. WOODWORKING MACHINERY for sale. I 4-slde planer, capacity. 6-lnx 15-ln., blower, clycone, and 100 feet of pipe. I Master Woodworker, motor at tached. 1 turning lathe. 1 gang saw. 1 swing saw. 1 60-h.p. motor. 1 8-h.p. motor. Also pullevs. belts and shafting. ECONOMY LUMBER CO.. Inc. Tel. 694 N. Riverside DRASTIC REDUCTIONS on New and Used Oil and Wood Clrculutors. Radios, and Washers. Pick's Hard wsre. FOR SALE 2nd grade Cornice. 60c. Red Delicious apples, $1.10. Sthmen Wlnesap applea. 90 cents; New towns loose, extra fancy. 85e. fancy 75c. Bring boxes. Pinnacle packing Plant No. 4. FOR SALE Ifl-lneh dry' body fir, $2 00 per tier;; 16-Inch black oak $3 00 per tier. Phons orders no FOR SALE Top soil, fertilizer, drive way material. Phone 618-R. FOR SALE Coast red cedar posts. Feeds and seed rraln New and used machinery. Flnley Imp. Co. ALL KINDS of good seasoned wood Phone 281. STEM punctured cornice. 50c per lug Brln your own container Ameri can Fruit Growers, Inc., South fir Street warehouse. FIPST CLAPS BODY FIR. laurel or oak. 12-inch and 14-tnch. Phone 1787. 1314 Weat 10th. Night or day. FOR SALE Miscellaneous FOR SALE Extra nice walnuts. Mrs. Cherry, Grllfin Creek. FOR SALE Newtown apples. 25c and 50c box. Myron Root Packing House. Bring boxes. RAW FURS Eastern prices for your furs, paid at home, ready cash Large stock of traps, new and used. We also buv hides, pelts and wool. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N. Grape St. Phona 1062 APPLE WOOD Stove and fireplace lengths. See Rogue River Orchards Co.. end North Central Ave. FOR SALEWlndow glass, all sizes Medford Bargain House. 37 N Orape St Phone 1063. WALL-PAPER at half-price during Lamport's Close-Out Sale FOR SALE Bone dry body fir. best In valley. Hawley Transfer, 118 N Riverside. Phone 615. KLAMATH HAY Large or small lota 127 N Riverside Medford BUSINESS CHANCES HARDWARE SACRIFICE account death, $8500 stock, $4,000 profit 1937. Requires cash, financial se curity. 419 O St., Grants Pass, Ore NEW AND WELL-EQUIPPED Service Station at Jacksonville for sale at a real bargain Will require ap proximately $1000 cash to handle If Interested phone 953 Medford Or write P O Box 1074 MISCELLANEOUS SETTLE YOUR DIFFERENCES out of court, saving money, confidential Write Economy Service, room 433 Redwood Hotel. Grants Pass. Ore DRESSMAKING, costuming, remodel ing and mending, Grace Reed. Phone 1582-J. A BETTER re bore . Job at a suving Phone Jacksonville 183. Frees' Gar age. CASH FOR CHRISTMAS Quick Service . . Small payments No Endorsers . . , No Red-Tape . . . NEED extra money for Christmas? You can get up to $300 from us on your signature and security. No endorsers required.. No em barraslng Investigations. No de lays. Repay a small amount month ly. Take as long as 20 months If you wish. Inquire about our liberal, con ' fldentlal service. Call, phone or write OREGON FINANCE CO. y Lie. No. S-211. M-217. Phone 139. 45 So. Central. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstracts. JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. TITLE INSURANCE ABSTRACTS ESCROWS Expert .Vnmm Ct panel i-EI JOE DO IT Tel 1173 House cleaning, floor waxing- demothing nigs npholsetry. cleaning LOANS MONEY TO LOAN on modern dwell ings of late construction $9 76 per month per thousand. Low Interest rate. BROWN & WHITE. 104 W Main Radiator Repairing HOOPER'S RADIATOR SERVICE 33 South Bartlett. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS Monkeys Sunburned Hasty pud din it Strong wind Narrow distant view To Dry Ward off Eat away bit by bit Pertaining to the feel Regions Setison for use Ueforo this Extort by violence Exert to ths utmost Rodent Central portion of an ear of corn Natural cover ing; of ths head Rellect Kncouraga Talk glibly Mountain lake Those undr legal age Story Shelter Ancient Greek mllepost Bohemian dance Planta that feed upon Solution of Yeaterday'a Puzzle siopiciLigprf DESPOTSlS A8 I DEllREA iSlEITrSMFlElAlTtsg. C H Ap LTEfrll TIP R' ipjGE I gMCOjOT' HI I LAlcK"PffQ ADOTBASMN KB. Cleared above xpenses 19. Japaness sash 61. Sum 14. Not fresh 66. Cleansing process 67. European blackbird 6S. Russian mountains 70. Genua of the ollv tra 71. Wild flower 72. Number of the Mu.es 71. Whirlpool 74. Gray rock 1 2 13 u WMf ! 7 la i WM? I" a I'3 ' i" i" u ill a 1 Wm SH35 HH33 p ?7 5 si g n t j m ZZZlIZZZIlilIZZ wli M 13 1 I I br I 1 wt 1 I 1 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Dressmaking. THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking. Pur Remodeling, Buttons and Buckles covered Room 302. U. 8 Natl Bank Bldg Tel 1181. DRESSMAKING. Tailoring. Ladles Coats and Suits Alterations Prices reasonable Mary M. Coker Cra te nan Bldg. The MO DES tihoppe Featuring Tail oring Dressmaking Alterations for men and women Hemstitching buttons buckles 19 N Bnrtlett Painting COLORS BY NATURE PAINTS BY PITTSBURGH. Let us recommend a reliable painter or paperhanger P H A. loans for painting now available. Pittsburgh Paint Store 133 W Main. ROOKING WE REPAIR or apply any type of roof. Roll roofings and coating at rasll order prices Psbco Paint and Roofing. Ekerson Paint and Roof Co. 38 So Bartlett Tel MS MATTRESS A I THOLSTKItY MATTRESS Upholstering, Furniture repairing, reflnlshlng. Rug fc Dav enport cleaning Fumigating. Nu way Mattress & Uph. Co., Phone 393. 209 W. 8th St. All work guar anteed. Iran si ei DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE Local and Long Distance Furniture Moving Bonded carriers. Fireproof storage Expert crating, packing and shipping service. "Davie for Service." Phone 644. EAD8 TtNSFrXsTORGEC) Office 36 So Fir Phone 315. Prices rleht Service Ruaranteed LEGAL NOTICES IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON. JACKSON . COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF NELLIE VIOLA 60WELL, de ceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the county court for Jackson County, Oregon, has appointed me executor of the estate of Nellie Viola Sowell, de ceased. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby requir ed to present the same with proper vouchers within six months from this date at the office of Neff & Frohn mayer. Cooley Theatre Building, Med ford. Oregon. Dated November 23. 1938. LINDEN D. SOWELL. executor. Bell view BELLVIEW, Dec. 6 (Spl.) Home extension unit of Bellvlew held the December meeting at the Community club house last Friday with 18 mem bers present. A covered dish lunch eon was served from a large table with a miniature Christmas tree cen terpiece. Under the tree were gaily wrapped packages, one tied by a string to each plate. Mrs. O. H. Mod roll and Mrs. R. E. Bell, as the host esses served. Mrs. Val Inlow presid ed over the business meeting. Mrs. John Hellmeyer and Mr. Carl Henry gave committee reports. A cooked food salo will be held at the Ashland groceteria ' December 34. Mrs. Rosa Applegate and Mrs. Carl Henry will have charge. Proceeds will be used to send a delegate to the Home In terest conference. Next meeting will be January 30 with Mrs. Vincent Lanlnl and Mrs. Walter Hash as host esses. The project, "Good Grooming" will be presented by Mrs. Henry Cross-Word Puzzle 10. Drinking vessel 11. Abnormal 13. Male deer , Inventor of the sewing machine XI. Reluctant 21. Half: prefix 'At. Outer garment! 28. Variety 30. Melody 31. Angry 33. Sensitive 34. Kagl 36. Uccentrte rotating pieces 16. Death notice 37. Profited 19. Fruit of a vine 41. Kind of balsarr 43. Urchin 40. Hire 48. Female sheep si. Form of worship it. Harmonize ,14. Merchandise H. European thrush 17. Large antelopf M. Cancels 59. Orchestral Instrument SO. Destitute of natural covering OS. Continent . 43. For fear that 64. Dried grass (I. Substance use In making soap iCOB is we IPJL E Son's UI Comes to a close DOWN Staring open mouthed Peeler Omit In pronouncing Automobiles of a certain typ Topas hum ming bird Prima donna Employer Hrattered Mem her of a mixed tribe of Asia 75. Sterud and Mrs. Claude Conley, Every ' one la Invited to attend. Upper Valley Community club will meet at the community club house . December 14 for a Christmas party with Mrs. Edwin Dunn, Mrs. Claude ( Conley and Mrs. B. H. Christ I leb as hostesses. Mrs. John Hellmeyer and Mrs. Jamea Chamberlain will have i charge of the program which will In clude a visit from Santa Claus. A survey of telephone lines of the Bellvlew company was made Friday by Harold Alkena, manager of the Ashland telephone company; J. Wlm mer, technical engineer from Port land and Albert C. Joy, manager of the Bellvlew system. They plan to Improve the lines preparatory to In stalling dials. A special meeting of the stockholders of the Bellvlew com pany Ls called for Tuesday night to decide on policy and hear Mr. Wlm mer explain the system. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Hill of Talent moved last week to the Razor place, next to the True ranch. Mr. HU) is a nephew of J. W. Byrd. Mr. and Mrs. Mark True have sold their 140-acre ranch to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Byrd. Mr. and Mrs. True have moved to 540 Iowa street in Ashland. Mr. and Mrs. Byrd are moving this week from the Houch ranch to their newly acquired prop erty. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Joy visited Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs George Maddox in Medford. Merle Talent left last week for Los Angeles where he has secured em ployment for the winter. Mrs. Claude Conley entertained at a one o'clock luncheon Tuesday. The afternoon was spent In embroidery work and visiting. Guests were Mrs. Edwin Dunn, Mrs. Herman Helm, Mrs. George Helms. Mrs. Walter Long stleth, Mrs. J. M. Crow and Mrs. Roy Crow. Mrs. Ola Beers from Plnehurst spent several days last week at the Wade Wallla home. Mrs. Bier's Is a cousin of Mr. Wallis. McLeod McLEOD, Dec. (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Percy MulUns and family of Redding. Calif., are visiting his brother. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mulllns and family who are living on Rogue river. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Grtevea left for Cleveland. Ohio, December 4 to spend the holidays with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stearns and daughter of Medford called at the Bob Alworth home November 30. Mr. and Mrs. John Richardson were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mra. Frank, Dltsworth November 24. Uncle George, who lives with his niece, Zella Tunis, is quite 111 in a Medford hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Vaughn and family were dinner guests at the Tullla home on Thanksgiving day. A stork shower was given at the home of Mrs. Helen Ax tell for Mra. Helen Messacar November 29. At tending were Alberta Hughes, Ethel Casey, Mini Rite hoy. Flossie Mulllns, Violet and Maude Dltsworth. Mllly Glass, Olive, Georgia and Katie Grie ves, Tressie Vaughn, Cat oil ne Hard ing, Hester Arnold and Thelma Clark and baby daughter. Elk Creek P.-T. A. will have Its regular meeting In the schoolhouse Friday. December 9, at 1:30 p. m. All members are asked to attend and visitors are welcome. Refresh ments will be served. Dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harding Sr. on December 4 were Mr. and Mrs. Wal ter Darnall of Los Angeles and Mr. and Mra. Bert Griffith of Redondo Beach, proprietors of the "Wagon Wheel," a summer resort. Visitors at "Harding Paradise" Sunday evening Deo. 4 were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Casey, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Morgan and daughter and H. McFarland. Caroline Harding snd Zella Tullls attended the "Good Grooming" at tha court house In Medford Dec, A. Christmas Theme At Central Point Meeting of P.-T. A. CENTRAL POINT, Dec.' 6 (Spl.) Christmas was the theme In story and song at the regular meeting of Central Point P.-T. A . Decern ber 3 Miss Marjory Gregory, second grade teacher, presented her pupils In a abort drama. Mra. Clifton Philips gave the old but ever new story of the birth of Christ, quoting from Genesis and Tastah In the Old, and John In the New Testaments. Carols sting by the assemblage were led by Mrs. Ar nold Bohnert with Mrs. Marshal film- mond at the piano. During the business session up-to date by-laws were adopted and a budget approved. Room mothers to as alst Mrs. Alta Kelley on the refresh ment committee are by grades: first. Mrs. Alvln Williams, (has served) second. Mrs. Harry Dunn, (has serv ed); third, Mrs. Mervln Gleason. Jan uary; fourth. Mrs. Henry Ktlbourne, February; fifth, Mrs. Bert Langston, in a served); slith, Mrs. L. C. Grimes, March: seventh, Mrs. H. Brown, April, and eighth, Mrs. J. M. Freidman In May. P.-T.A. will have a penny drill at the next regular meeting, Jsnuary 0. to help erase the deficit In the Mc- Loughlln Memorial fund. The second grade room won the attendance prize. Refreshments were served by the first grade mothers. HUGE LOSS SEEN IN PRESENT TVA RATES WAfllimOTON, Dee. fl. (AP) Dr. Arthur B. Morgan, ousted chairman of tha Tennessee Valley Authority, estimated today TVA't power sales would result In an annual loss of 13.167.000 .If present rates are con tinued when the proposed system of dama Is completed. a . . Phone M Well caul away youi refuse. City Sanitary Service. On the Radio Chains STATIONS. Where to Find Thrm on the put: KKX. PortlRnd, 1180; KFI. Bill Los Angi-les; K(1A. 1410. Spokane. RliO, Wa, Ban Francisco: Ktnv i.iO. Portland; KJK, 870. Brattle. KN2, 10.10. Los Armeies; KOA. Kan Deliver; KOIN, 940. Portland; KOMO. 020. Seattle; KPO. dtto. San Franrlaro; RSI..IIK0. Salt Lake Tuesday 5:00 Beaux Arta Trio. KPO, KOW; Songs. KNX, Callforntana on Parade, KdO; Music, KEX. 8:30 Information Please. KPO, KFI, KOW: Aurandfa Orch.. KNX; Plantation Party, KOO. KEX; Al Jolson, KSU :00 Vcrna Osborne. KPO, KOW; Play. KOO. KEX; We the People, KNX, KOIN, KSU 0:30 Fibber McOee. KPO. KFI. KOW; Benny Goodman's Orch.. KNX, KSL, KOIN; Conley Orch.. KOO, KEX; News, KJR. 7:00 Bob Hope. KPO. KOW. .KFI: Drama, KNX, KSL, KOIN; If I Had the Chance, KOO, KEX. 7:30 Uncle Ezra. KPO. KFI; Jlm- mle Pldler. KNX. KOIN. KSL; Rhythm School, KEX; Football Chat ter. KOO. 8:00 Amos and Andy, KPO. KOW. KFI; Dance Orch., KOA; Newa, KOO, KEX. 8:30 Johnny Present, KPO, KOW: Newspaper drama, KNX, KOIN. 0:00 Al Jolson, KNX, koin; ooon Morning Tonight. KPO, KFI, KOW; Langc's Orch., KEX; News, KJR. 9:30 Rudy vallee. KOW; Brown's Orch., KOO, KEX; Drama, KPO. 10:00 News Reporter, KPO, KOW, KFI: Hnrrls Orch., KNX. KSL; Music of All Countries, KOO. KEX. 10:30 Field's Orch., KPO, kex; Sudy's Orch., KPO, KFI, KOW. 11:00 Winston's Orch., KPO, KFI. KOW; Organist, KJR: News, KOO; Owen's Orch.. KNX, KSU Wednesday 8:00 Spltalny's Orchestra, KEX; Contrasts, KOMO; Municipal Govern ment. KPO: Tea For Two, KNX, KOIN; News. KOO; Sports, KSL. 6:30 Swnrtout'a Music, KOO, KEX; Hobby Lobby, KPO, KFI, KOW; Raln- bow'a End, KNX, KOIN. 6:00 Star Theater, KNX, KSU KOIN; Conference Program, KOO, KEX; Songs, KFI, KOW; Exposition Backstage, KPO. 6:30 Drama, KOO: Newa, KJR. 7:00 College of Music, KPO, KOW. KFI; Connie Boswell, KNX, KOIN; Chicago Opera, KOO, KEX. 7:30 Chicago Opera, KOO, KEX; Ask-It-Basket, KNX, KSL, KOIN. 8:00 Amos and Andy. KPO, KOW. KFI; News, KOO; News, KEX. 8:16 Humai. Side of the Newa, KPO, KFI, KOW; Lum and Abner, KOO, KEX. 8 :30 Dorsey'a Orchestra, KPO, KFI, KOW; Whlteman'a Orchestra, KNX, KSL, KOIN: Dance Orchestra, KOO, KEX. 0 :00 Lange's Orchestra, , ICOO, KEX: Town Hall.. KPO, KFI, KOW: Oang Busters, KNX, KSL, KOIN; News, KJR. 0 :30 Krupa's Orchestra, KOIN; Drama, KOO, KEX. 10:00 Sophie Tucker, KNX, KOIN: News Reporter. KPO, KOW, KFI; Weemif Orchestra, KOO. KEX. 10:16 On the Air. KNX. KOIN. KSL; Oentlemen Preferred, KPO, KOW; Weems' Orchestra, KJR. 10:46 Owens' Orchestra, KNX, KSL, KOIN; Rudy Vallee, KFI; Fields' Orchestra. KOO, KEX. 11:00 Winston's Orchestra, KPO, KFI, KOW; King's Orchestra. KNX. KSL; News, KOO. Meteorological Report Forecasts Medford and vicinity: Cloudy with occasional rain tonight and Wednes day, little change in temperature. Oregon: Oloudy with occasional rain tonight and Wednesday, snow over the mountains, little change In temperature, strong southerly wind off the coast. Local Data Temperature year ago today: highest 80, lowest 30. , Total monthly precipitation, 1.82 inches, excess for the month, .84 Inches. Total precipitation since September I. 1038, 6 14 Inches, excess for the season, .13 Inches. Relative humidity at 6 p. m. yes terday 08 percent; A a. m. today 06 percent. Tomorrow: sunrise 7:30 a. m., sun set 4:40 p. m. Observations Taken at 8 a. m. 120 Meridian Time. ?! r Boise Boston -Chicago Denver .. Eureka -Helens .. 40 60 43 60 66 ... 46 80 T Rain 43 JO Rain 34 T Cloudy 83 .00 P Cloudy 60 J00 Cloudy 33 .00 Cloudy 60 .00 Clear 44 .01 Rain 48 1.18 Rain 80 .00 Clear 40 .00 Clear 43 T Rain 18 .00 Clear 48 .00 Cloudy 90 .00 Cloudy 43 M Foggy 44 T Rain 33 .00 Oloudy 43 .67 Clear 84 .00 Cloudy Los Angeles... 86 Medford - 63 New York 86 Omaha 33 Phoenix 80 Portland 60 Reno 80 Roaeburg 64 Salt Lake .. 66 San Francisco 64 Seattle . 64 Spokane 48 Wash., D. C 88 Yakima 84 Hot Kprliiga llrlp CIRCLE, Alaska (AP) This Yukon river mining camp Is but half a de gree below ths Arctic circle and Its winter temperatures run to so snd 60 degrees below sera, but Its house holders stay warm ss toast, circle hot springs Is ths answer. Virtually every atructurs In ths town Is being heated by natural hot water. LEAGUE OF CITIES REITERATES PLEA Pro Rata Division Among Cities Would Bring Med ford About $18,000 An nually; Many Attend Meet Return of a small part of the stats gesollne tax revenues to the cities for street financing was approved unanimously again at yesterday's district meeting of the League of Oregon Cities here. For years the league has been ad vocating a division of the gasoline and motor vehlole revenues so that cities would be enabled to maintain. repair and reconstruct their streets -without becoming submerged In debt. The league propeses to go before the state legislature In January and seek legislation authorlzlne the return to the clttea of a small share of the revenues of the highway commission. (18.000 lor Meilferd The league will sek to recover for the cities about taoo.ooo of the high way oommlsslori's estimated revenue of tH.000,000 l ir the current year. The funds woulil be divided pro rat among the oltli nrir.ging ilcoijrd about 118.000 annually. The funds would be earmarked for street work only. It la the league's contention that since the cities pajr the bulk of the gasoline and motor vehicle taxes, they are entitled to at least a small share of the revenue. Yesterday's district meeting also approved snd referred to the league's legislative committee: 1. Some change In the basic speed law to aid enforcement In cities. 3. Some change In the budget law to allow cities to Isy aside money to bxty equipment on a oash basis. 8. Revision of ths 8 percent bud get limitations to permit certain cities to establish a tax base. Meetings Planned A series of district lesgue meetings was planned to follow the opening session here yesterday afternoon in the Hotel Medford. After a meeting In Klamath Falls lost night, sessions were to follow in Burns this after noon, Ontario tonight. Baker tomor row afternoon. La Orande tomorrow night, Pendleton Thursday night, Ths Dalles Friday afternoon and Red mond Friday night. The district meetings will con tinue next week In North Bend, Roaeburg, Eugene, McMlnnvllle, Sa lem, Tillamook. Astoria and Port land. - 1 Mayor Charles R. Hugglns of Marshflold, president of the league, presided at the session here. He was assisted by Mayor O. O. Furnas, a director of the league. Others attending the meeting hers wars: Charles Kell, councilman, Gold Hill; Ormond R. Bean, olty commis sioner, Portland; U S. Wlppennan. senator, Grants Pass; Lulu Sauls berry, city treasurer, Jacksonville: A. E. Powell, mayor-elect. Central Point; P. A. Bonney, councilman, Central Point; Marshall 8. Slmmonds, councilman-elect, Central Point; J. O. Grey, city real estate department. Medford; Eugene Thorodlke, presi dent, Jsckson County Chamber of Commerce, Medford. Larry Sohade, city council, Med ford: W. T. Miller, city attorney. Grants Pass; J. A. Slover, mayor, Grants Pass; F. M. Wlckman. coun cilman. Grants Pas: W. A. Fern, councilman, Grants Pass; Joe Whar ton, councilman. O rants Psss; R. I. Cook, mayor-elect, Oold Hilt; Prank H, Rogers, . city Inspector, Medford; F. H, Wslker, city engineer, Ashland; Lew Hsnsen. oouncllman, Ashland. Herman Kehrll, executive secretary. League of Oregon Cities, Eugene: Earl B. Day, county Judge, Medford: W. H. Miller, stats representative. Grants pass; Earl T. Nnwbry, stats representative, Ashland: George W. Dunn, senator, Ashland; William M. McAllister, state representative. Med ford; K. A. Pelletler, councilman, Oold Hill: Oleo Ollchrist, mayor, Oold Hill; Oeonj e T. Fray, city coun cil, Medford; Fred Eiickson, council man, Medford: M. N. Hogan, coun cilman, Medford; F. P. Permit, city attorney, Medfotd. Thomas Rose berry, councilman. Medford: Guy Applewhite, council man, Ashland; Frank J. VanDyks. city attorney Ashland: Ralph C Koozer, councilman, Ashland; Euast O. Blegel, city superintendent. Assf land; T. 8. Wiley, mayor, Aanleadiv W. E. Blaks, councilman. Aablamd: - J. Q. Adams, recorder, Ashland; Fred Scheffel, olty superintendent, Med ford, and H. 8. Deuel, councilman. Medford. TENSION IN EUROPE TO BREAK BY SPRING LONDON, Deo. 8 (IP) Oswald Plrow, Onion of South Africa defense min ister who talked to Democrat! and dictators on a tour of European cap itals, warned today that International tension may reach the breaking point by next spring. Plrow conferred with British Prims Minister Chamberlain, Italian Premier Mussolini, Relchsfuehrer Hitler and other key figures on his Just-completed swing. "Europe," he wsrned. "is drifting Into war which no nation wants but against which every government 18 preparing." For a minimum of $26.63 an Amer ican cltlsen may hunt whits tall deer, wild bear, whits bear, whits wing dove, morning dovs. ducks, quail and geese for one month la any sum In Mexico. t
