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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 23. 1939. PAGE FIVE 1 -t-M "Jii ' 1 W M -l-'l $ni vwwm tsiaj r nmusw u i u 1 1 it U u i ; igusr nan i out ft jillf m?1 u a Atwv pi si bn 1 5M Bud avsry ad on this pair ou will probaDlr fl-d aiaeUj tba tblnga you &aa bean look ing for or a aala or trad for .unused artlclaa you may bava Searcb your atuo or atora-room you may find many thlngt otbara are aeaklng and bo aula to raallza Immedlata cash. IS what you want Unl bara, advartlaa (or It Tribune Claa allled Ada are inaapanaiva affective I RATES Per ivoril drat Insertion (Minimum 15c) Each additional Insertion, per word 1 (Minimum 10c) Per line per month without copy change flr CASH or money order must ao company all mail ordei classified ads. LOST AND FOUND LOST On the Crater Lake highway near Coker Butte road, one Wear ever aluminum 3-quart kettle. Phone 1018-M evenings. REPORT loat doge, animal cruelty f cases Humane Society. Phone IMS. WANTED MALE HELP OPPORTUNITY (or alert, energetlo man, ateady employment out o( local branch. Good Income. Ad vancement. Car and references required. Good sales training. Ad drew Bol 4260 Tribune. WANTED FEMALE HELP EXPERIENCED young woman (not over 40) for housework and cook ing. $25 month. References re qulred. Phone 1116. MALE AND FEMALE HELP .WANTED Middle-aged man and wife on orchard. State qualifica tions' application. Box 4293 Mall Tribune. WANTED SITUATIONS CHRISTIAN WOMAN. 47, dependable, wants housekeeping. Elderly gen tlemen, motherless home In city. Mrs. Starnes, 811 So. Rlverslda. Phone 433-H. OIRL attending achool wants to work for room and board. Well recom mended. Tel. 447-R-3. IW ANTED Part time employment on Tuesday andor Saturdaya by young man attending Normal achool. Best ' references. Will work without pay wL'.le learning Job. Phone Jacksonville 843. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Pasture for about 60 head of cows and calves. Earl Day, courthouse or phone 764 Gold Hill. WANTED TO BUY Douglas fir Christmas trees, standing or de livered. Will have to be full and shaped well. Phone 443-L and leave your number or address and location of trees. WANTED TO BORROW 83,000. Flrat mortgage on 86.000 farm property. Box 4271 Tribune. WANTED TO BUY Milk cows, or will exchange baled alfalfa. C. F. Warring. Tula Lake, Calif. WANT OOOD RUG, 0x12 or larger. Box S69S Tribune. WANTED TO LEASE Gaa atatlon. Give location, number pumps, type of station. Address O. C. Hewitt, 4618 College View Ave., Los An geles. VYE PAY MORE CASH For Your Furniture. HOI. BROOK 9t ANDHEWS 8th and Front. Phone 847. BKST PRICES PAID For Your Furniture. EADS OHRN. Phone 1IB2-J. WELL DRILLING 1 150 per (t. first 80 ft., etc. J. M. Dodge. 519 King WANTED Scrap Iron, brass, copper, all kinds of metal. Medford Bar gain House. 37 N. Orape St Tel 1062. HIC.HF.3T CASH PRICES PAID For Your Furniture. ' MFnf'ORP BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N. Grape St. Phone 1063. EKSTRAND for complete landscape aervlce. Expert pruning. Telephone 808-X. M. A BLISS Painting and paper hanging contractor 313 South 4 Grape Phone 646-W. FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT 6-room partly furnished house, 625. Phone 720. FOR RENT New 5-room house, Jack sonville highway at Perrydale. Han lln. SMALL 4-ROOM furnished house: electric range, oil heater. Call at 811 East Jackson 1493-L. 4-ROOM furnished house, close In. 125, water paid. L O. Plckell. 16 So. Bartlett. FOR RENT Three-room furnlehed duplex: Prtgldalre. floor furnace: close in. iriqul-e 618 8. Oakdale FCRN house Tel 1322-W or 389 FOR RENT 4-room house near mill Inquire 505 Edwarda. FOR RENT Good 6-room house on North Riverside Inquire Phlppa Auto Park. Phone 417 FOR RENT Duplex near Junior HI Call at 328 Haven. FOR RENT 6-roon furnished house ; Close "-!! 57-J FVRNlSHtu ri jujt : .u 2 ana 3 room spafuauiU. Aiuiu, 804 West 10U FOR RENT APARTMENTS POR RENT a -room furnished apart ment, ground floor. Hot and cold water, electricity and telephone. Also sleeping room. 11 Tripp. APTS. POR RENT 10. 330 Beatty. FURNISHED APARTMENT, newly decorated and modern; Bendlx laundry, ate. S16 North Central. APARTMENTS 13.60. 31 Oenesee. 3-ROOM Apt. with bath. 38 No. Oak dale. Tel. 1388-W. FURNISHED APARTMENT. Prtgldalre, private bath. Main. Heat. 80S W. FOR RENT Furnished apartment. 410 Hamilton. THREE-ROOM furnished apartment. Reasonable. 40 Quince. FOR RENT Clean, well furnished apartments. Call 817 W. 10th. FOR RENT Apartment, 334 Apple. FURNISHED Apartment, heated, hot water, Prtgldalre. 27.50. SI N. Oakdale. DESIRABLE apartments. 3 rooms and bath: gaa heat. Inquire Farmers at Frultgrowera Bank. FOR RENT Apartmente, D u r e 1 1 Court, 3rd and Holly, Inquire Apt 8. TOR RENT Furnished Reems FOR RENT Large furnished air. conditioned room In modern home, suitable for two. Phone 1798-J. 38 N. Orange St. ATTRACTIVE heated room (or gen tleman. 604 Pennsylvania. ROOM FOR REIT1 82 60 week; vata entrance. 408 Edwarda. prl- ATTRACTIVE ROuMS 404 8 Grape FOR RENT BOARD. ROOM BOARD AND ROOM 718 81 per day. E. Main FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT 10 acres. Buckshot Hill road. 3rd house on right. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Weaner pigs. Hseel Pen lnger. Central Point. Oregon. FOR SALE Weaner pigs K F Mur- ray. crater Lake Hwy lei 4UB-K-1 FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1938 DeLuxe Ford coupe. new tires, radio, good running con dition. 8350. 823 So. Oakdale. 1937 CHRYSLER TOURING SEDAN, overdrive, heater and accessorlee. Has had good care, In clean and excellent condition. Original owner. Really a good buy. Can be seen at 828 So. Holly. FOR SALE 1936 Chevrolet atandard town sedan. Radio, new rubber, good mechanical condition. Phone 3030. 1939 Chevrolet Pickup, A-l. 8575. E Z terma. Mohawk Service Sta tion, next to Pine Cone. 10 &c gasoline. FOR SALE! 1929 De Soto coupe. Good condition. Sacrifice, 875 cash. 408 Edwards. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE COUNTRY HOME 10 Acres, 6-room plastered house, fireplace, good cellar, electric water pressure system, beautiful shade, fair outbuildings, good free aoll Nice place to live, near Medford, only 83000. Also. 6-room house with bath, all newly decorated and painted, large attractive living-room with hardwood floors and fireplace, laundry traya, gsrage. two fine lots, near schools, price 82500, terms. Also an attractive buy In a dairy farm with stock and equipment, near Medford. L. O. PICKELL 16 So. Bartlett CITY and country prope tlea RENT ALS LOANS INSURANCE. O S Butterfleld, 409 Medford Building FOR SALE OR TRADE For South ern Oregon Income property or atock ranch, highly Improved cen tral Oregon diversified 160 aerea School bus. cream route neat thriving town. Addresa Box 4193 Mail Tribune. Medford. WHEN you think of real estate think of Brown & White. POR SALE 307 Bessie. Good lot. Give offer. FOR SALE 320 acrea, dairy and stock ranch. Free trrlgatlon, 7 room house, outbuildings, large barn. Wllhlte Ranch, Lake Creek, Ore. HOUSES FOR SALE In Medford and surrounding towns. Easy terms Jackaon County Federal Savings and Loan Association. FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS Convenient terms Lists available at National Farm Loan Office. 303 Liberty Building. Medford. FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Popcorn, 8c lb. mile west Phoenix packing house. Bring containers. Elmer Harris. WALNUTS FOR SALE. Earhart St. 13c lb. 410 FOR SALE RCA 8-tube table model radio, cheap. 714 Sherman. EXTENSION UNIT of Sams Valley will hold a rummage sale tn the old Whlllock store rrioay and Saturday. FOR SALE Good Tel. 1367. used bathtub. FOR SALE Fine American oil heater, 829. 1023 W. 9th 8t. ' FOR SALE Hay and wood, or trade for cows. H4 miles south and v. mile west of Beagle school, wra Straus. CLEAN, BALED ALPALPA. 818. Half mile norm white ormin i-ree achool. L. J. Adams. OI! SALE- Alf-ira hav rnd dry applf wood. Ed Hanley Hanch. Bux 201, Boa l-r,a, FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS OREY seed oata. 81.78 ewt. Scheble, Dark Hollow road. Earl FOR SALE 70 tons bay. feed lot furnished. So. Peach. Tlca. APPLES AND WALNUTS D O 1 p h Phlppa. Crater Lake Highway. FOR SALE Wood, all kinds, priced to sell. Phone 118. 315 E. 8th. FOR SALE Beat wood In town guaranteed dry. 333 N. Riverside phone 616. Hawle Fuel Co. DRY Cord Wood 83 00 per cord: tier wood 8100 per tier. A Powers. Applegate. FOR SALE Wuher service. Full line genuine Maytag parts. Service on all makes. Medford Maytag Co.. 81 No. Bartlett, phone 88. POR SALE - Hydraulic pipe giants. Box 3378, Tribune. and OLYMPIO EOO MASH with milk. 3-35 per sack. D'.vla Feed Stores FOR SALE Grapes and Walnuta 3 A. Manke, 4 mllea waat of Medtord FOR SALE Delicious apples. Inde pendent Packing Co., Phoenix. CUT-RATE PRICES - Nu-Way Mat tress and UphoUtery Co. Phone 393. 309 West 8th St. APPLES Gebhard's. 'alf mile north Bear Creek bridge. Central Point . FOR EXCHANGE FOR SALE or trade for livestock 14-lnch sulky plow. Trade heifer ealvea for bulls. Box 95, Route) 1. Central Point. EXCHANGE Studebaker Victoria Coupe, fully equipped, radio, good condition; for labor. Flounce Rock Ranch. Prospect, Oregon. PERSONAL WHEN IN TROUBLE. DOUBT OR SUSPENSE consult Madam Fran clea, palmist, on all affaire of life Answers all questions free. Must be satisfied or no charges. Office hours 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Located Rainbow Auto Camp, 1748 North Riverside. MISCELLANEOUS THANKSGIVING DAY SPECIAL 8 full course Turkey Dinner, Includ ing home-made Pie, 75c at the CHICKEN HUT, So. Pacific high way. NOTICE TO W. O. W. Friday, Nov. 24th, free dance and card party to Woodmen and In . Tlted guests. MerrlU'a Orcheatra; refreshments. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstracts. Jackson County Abstract Co. Title Insurance Abstracts Escrows Dressmaking. THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking Fur Remodeling. Puttona and Buckles covered. Room 320 0. S Natl Bank Jldg. Tel 1161. LOANS MONEY TO LOAD on modern dwell Ings of late construction. 69 76 per month per tLousand. Low intereat rate. BROWN at WHITE, 104 W. Main. CASH IN A HURRYI Emergencies are no respectors of persons or conditions. And usually they occur wnen we are least reauy to meet them. II you need cash QUICKLY, see us. Our service la geared for emergency apeed. (No in qulrtea of frlenda or employer no enaoraera no oeiaya oi any- ainu.r You get the money the same aay you apply. We advance up to 6300 on your own atgnature and security (auto, nousenold goods, sic-) Come In, phone or write for com plete Information without obliga tion. OREGON FINANCE CO. 45 South Central Phone 189 Ground Floor Craterlan Bldf . License S-211 M-217. Auto Loans. LOW RATE AUTO LOANS CONTRACTS REFINANCED MONEY to buy new or uaed care. Private money at new low ratea Immediate action No red tape 1 TO 20 MONTHS TO PAY W. E. THOMAS 45 South Central. Phona 138. License M-217. $20 TO $1,000 On Your Car. 1830 to 1938 Model cars and tight trucks 1 to 18 montha to repay. CONSUMERS' CREDIT CO. HAROLD H. rROWN AGENCY. Agent. 128 Eaat Main. M-238 Phone 807. You Can Save Money and Time 'y Getting Your CAR LOAN OR REFINANCING Direct from the Lender. The OREGON FINANCE CO 48 South Central. Lie M-217. CAH LOANS Solve .-our financial problems by refinancing or borrowing. LOANS ON CARS 1832-1938 Trt-State Acceptance Corp. License M-253 MARK A. GOLDV 109 S Msln. Phone 728 DRIVE IN AUTO LOANS and REFINANCING SERVICE Deal with a southern Oree,on owned Independent flnsnce com pany where your needs will receive PERSONAL CONSIDERATION at all times. Immediate action! No re tapei Our years of experler.ee insures you of the best service DRIVE IN for YOUR confidential loan. C8ED CARS BOUOHT AND SOLD DRIVE IN" P. T. "JERRY" YOUNO Motor Investment Company Lie M-274 Phone 159. tih and B-rUett. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Expert Window Cleaner. LET JOE DO IT Expert Window Cleanera Oiniril house clesnera. Floor waxing Joe Spence Phone 1173 Maternity SPECIAL trained nuraee on duty 34 hours for maternity cases. Ambu lance service. Rogue River Sani tarium, Jacksonville. 83. Musical Instruction. HOMER MCDONALD offer courses In Populsr Piano Piano Accordion Voice Saxophone. Clarinet. Violin, String Baas. Studio. Spsrta Bldg. Ph. 843-J Nursery Stock. CARLTON NURSERY COMPANY Fruit. Nut and Shade Trees, Berries and Shrubbery. Finest Oregon Grown Roses. Sales yard three mllea south on Pa cific nignway. W B Barnum. Phone 851-R-3 Radiator Repairing. HOOPER'S RADIATOR SERVICE 83 South Bartlett ROOFING WE REPAIR or apply Lny type of roor. paoco Roofings. Shingles. Coatings and Paints. Wall Paper One-third off. Ekerson Paint and Root Co.. 38 So. Bartlett. Tel 248 DONT let your leaky roof spoil your plaater and dlspoeltlon through the rainy monthe ahead. Call Mon son. 1263 Estimates free I Sanitarium. WE CARE FOR THE SICK ROGUE HIVER SANITARIUM TRAINED NURSES 24 HOURS PHONE JACKSONVILLE 82 Transfer. DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE 40 8 Fir Street. Insured Carrlera. Local and -xing Distance Hauling. Phone 644. EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO Office 36 South Fir. Phone 316 Prices right. Service guaranteed CITY TRANSFER 2 STORAGE CO Household moving and general hauling 29 s. Orape. Phone 3060. day or night. FURNITURE MOVING and STORAGE See our individual locker rooms be fore you arrange for atorage apace for your household goods. Our new storage department Is dustless and conveniently located, crating serv ice at low ratea. Van Body equip ment. Anywhere For Hire aervlce Phone 833. SAMSON STORAGE WAREHOUSE LEGAL NOTICES Notice Outstanding warrants of Jackson County School District No. 59, nunv bers 33 to 39 inclusive, are hereby called for payment. Interest ceases after Nov. IS. 1939. Rose J. Kelley, District Clerk High School News by STUDENT REPORTERS By Paul McOuat. The first dramatic presanta tion of the season was given to the associated student body Thanksgiving assembly. Wei nesday morning. This play is the first in the series to be presented free to the students by the Drama club. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS 1. Quota I. Sphere g. County In North Carolina II. SCMit II. Woo U. Portle 15. Rulrs 17. Jog 18. Danish Iiland 19. Rowing Implement 20. Flesh foods 81. Eagle 22. Mountain lake 23. Regretful 28. Not many 27. FemaJe deer 30. Genus of the maple tree tl. Angry S3. Inveierau strife 33. Hiatus i B Kl out Solution of Yesterday's Purzls SHAREP3TA I N gj WOVEN EISA t t P P Oj N C T A ft El F ft I Nfitl m f A N t T tPA Sr-j ft J. JS E. C. R O JP CT ' M uk" L t T 5 T O WCLacLklRO 45. Formerly 49. Nocturnal musical salutation 85. Spanish priest African arrow 35, Secondhand poison IS. Insect 49. Tablet 39. Well-grounded 50. Flower 41. Remote 61. Cape 42. Poor actor: (2. Siamese eolm slang 63. Caresses 1 r r r tw r i7 pt. r r r 2 fit'3 , p m XUiJ, 23 24 25 V Wpl 36 1 Mol 'Mic t -tf- ,-1 - rrmr. fmr T7 - ; IIiiIpIIi 1 -J 4S W-U. 1 Si Si ',",7', S3 '. 'V''-. 1 ' ' ' ' 1 ' ' i i i j The play centers around a train wreck in a driving bliz zard on Thanksgiving morning. The passengers take refuge in a small country railroad station. Among them are: Mrs. Leaf, an old lady, portrayed by Vir ginia Shanahan; Myra, a nurse, played by Kathryn Shelley; and a detective, George Codding, on the trail of the nurse with klep tomaniac tendencies. Development of the simple plot centers around how a chance reading of a psalm by the station agent, Don Shana han, affects their lives and brings them to realize the full meaning of Thanksgiving. Bob Childers supervised cos tumes and stage setting, while Helen Gilham acted as student director. Mrs. J. A. Smith, club adviser, was In general charge of the production. A pep assembly was held in the boys' gymn at the end of the sixth period Wednesday, to inspire pep for the Thanksgiv ing game with Coquille. Clay Higglna and Ed Peter son presented short program of entertainment featuring cow boy songs and yodeling. Short speeches were made by Mr. Sether, Mrs. Early and Mr. Burke. A "radio program" fea tured Bob Newland as Co qullle's coach and Dale Howard as Medfqrd's. The program was announced by Harry Thurman. Don and Beulah led the stu dents in a few yells following by a talk on the game by Coach Bowerman. The Boys' and Girls' leagues of this school have been co operating the past week on bas kets of food to be presented to the poor people of Medford who otherwise wouldn't have special Thanksgiving dinners. This program has been under direction of Alpha Whillock, auxiliary chairman, and Miss Sue Moshberger, dean of girls. The committees worked hard to collect foodstuffs for the bas kets that were distributed by the Boys' league Wednesday. This work is carried out by the 1 e a g u e g every year at Thanksgiving. They placed bar- els In the halls where students can leave their donations. Then the Girls' league purchased enough staple foods to fill the required amount for the bas kets. $8,854,510 DEFICIT PENDERGAST LEGACY Kansas City, Nov. 23. P) Auditors reported today a def icit of $8,854,510 in the city's sinking fund. In a report to the citizens audit committee, the account ants said money had been taken from special funds for which taxes were levied and used for general expenses during rule by the Tom Pendergast Democratic machine. Bounties for the killing of crows have been offered in the United States since 17BB. Cross -Word Puzzle t, European river T. Egyptian deity S. Flower ft. Ran aground 10. Derisive cry IS. Takes solid food It. first name of a Samuel Lover hero IS. Animal's stomach 21. Blunder 22. Spread loosely 23. Oroop 24. Edible tub-r 25. Drives back 2fl. Winnow 28. Pronoun 29. Dutch city 31. Mire 32. Eihaust 54. River bottom 35. Unadulterated 37. Locations 18. Poets IS. Particular strain of mind or disposition 40. English musi cal composer 41. Exploit 42. Fleet animal 43. Entrance 44. Botch 11. Mineral spring 47. Pinch DOWN L State of pro found in. sensibility 1 Pagan god t. Units of weight i. Age I. One of a race of ancient Italy State Highway Commission Okehs Federal Road Plans Salem, Nov. 23 (P) The state highway commission ap proved this week a $5,346,000 federal road program for the 1941 fiscal year in Oregon, pro viding for expenditure of S2, 584,000 in federal and $1,726, 000 in state funds. The federal money has been authorized by congress but al location will not be made until about January 1. The total pro gram would cost $656,000 more than that of the present fiscal year but would be $970,000 cheaper than that of 1939. A million dollars would be spent on forest roads. $3,300, 000 on federal aid highways. The latter cost would be shared $1,880,000 by the federal gov- 1941 Forest Highways $1,000,000 Federal Aid 3,300,000 Federal Secondary 430,000 Federal land roads.... 180,000 Grade Crossings 400,000 Totals 5,346,000 BUDGET HEARING AI COURTHOUSE FRIDAY The annual public hearing on the Jackson county budget for the coming year will be held in the courthouse auditorium Fri day, starting at 10 a. m., the time specified by law. Henry G. Endcrs of Ashland, serving his fourth time on the budget committee, will act as chairman, with W. H. Young of Eagle Point, Leonard Carpen ter, Medford, and members of the county court, all members of the budget committee, pres ent. There are no signs of any thing more than normal interest being shown at the public hear ing with the usual number of taxpayers present, to listen to the reading of the budget. The road fund shows some Increase, at the request of tax payers affected. The budget also provides for extension of the road oiling program. Appropriations for county of fices ana departments are prac- tically the same as last year. Following the public hearing the budget will be certified, ap proved and turned over to the county assessor for extension on the tax rolls. Assessor Coleman estimates, on the basis of budget as published, the general tax levy will show an increase of four-tenths of a mill. KATHER1NE ADAMS FUNERAL FRIDAY Katherine A. Adams passed away at her home, 200 North Holly street Wednesday, Nov ember1 22. She was born Sep tember 7, 1889 in Central City, Colo., and was married to Charles A. Adams in White Pine, Colo., November 23, 1890. She leaves to mourn her pass ing her husband, a daughter, Mrs. Violet Wilson of Medford, two sons, Elmer, Lindsay, Cal.; Lester F., Huntington Park, Cal. a granddaughter, Jean Kimball of Tulare, Cal.; a grandson, Or ville Wilson, of Spokane, Wash.; two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Muf fat, Detroit, Mich., Mrs. Mar garet Moore, Medford, nieces and nephews and a host of friends. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at 2:30 at Conger Funeral Home. Inter ment will be in Siskiyou Mem orial park. Friends are respect fully invited to attend services. r L 33 TOO Milwaukle, Nov. 23. (P) Milwaukle scored twice In the first period and once in each of the remaining periods last night to defeat Salem high, 33 to 0. Inky Boe, the Maroons' shifty halfback, led the victors with two touchdown runs, one for SO yards and a second for 46. Jensen, however, made the long est gallop, 76 yards, for a touch down. The Washington monument cost $1,300,000. ernment and $1,420,000 for the state. Another $430,000 would go to federal secondary high' ways, $246,000 federul and $184,000 state money; $400,000 ($337,000 of it federal money) for grade crossing projects; $180,000 ($121,000 federal) for federal land highways. The commission began to take advantage of the federal secon dary program, which would make 5000 miles of Oregon roads eligible for U. S. aid, by applying for inclusion of 25 per cent of this mileage In the pro gram. These are principally farm-to-market roads. Oregon's 1941 federal high way program follows, with com parative figures for 1939 and 1940: 1940 $1,000,000 2,000,000 430.000 90,000 270,000 4,690,000 1939 $1,100,000 3,600,000 720,000 240,000 660,000 6,320,000 Meteorological Report Forecasts Medford and vicinity: Pair tonight and Friday, but considerable cloudl nesa, little change In temperature. Oregon: Generally fair tonight and Friday but considerable cloudiness west portion and unsettled on coast, little change In temperature, fresh southeast wind off the coaat. Local Data Temperature a year ago today: Highest, 60; loweat, 30. Total monthly precipitation. .06 Inch. Deficiency for the month, Lot lnchea. Total precipitation since Sept. I, 1930, 3.46 lnchea. Deficiency for the season, 1.01 Inches. Relative humidity at 5 p. m. yes- toraay, 47; s a. m. today, 94. Tomorrow: sunrise, 7:12 a, m.i sunset, 4:44 p. m. Ohaervntlnns Taken at 4:30 a. m., 120 Meridian Time. to 3 Q -0 B a r b Bolsa Boston Chicago Denver Eureka Havre .... Los Angeles Medford 6S as 30 33 41 31 68 83 60 4A SB 34 87 44 63 34 43 98 64 36 60 44 Clear Pt. ctdy. Pt. Cldy. Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Clear omaha ... Phoenix Portland Reno Roaeburg ......... Salt Lake San Pranclaco . Seattle Spokane Wash., D. 0.-. Wenatchee 66 44 T. Clear 70 30 58 58 68 38 6S 44 03 as S 38 Clear Foggy Clear Clear Clear Pt. Cldy. 41 37 .03 Clear 44 33 Clear VOLSlESTlET FOR ROSE BOWL Los Angeles, Nov. 23. (tP) Undefeated Tennessee stands out as the best bet for the Rose Bowl invitation, but don't make any bets on it Just yet. Boiled down to more words than It's probably worth, pre dictions of this kind having a way of coming back to you, here is what three authoritative sources say in behalf of the three leading teams eligible for the lucrative bid Tennessee, Texas A. and M., and Cornell: Tennessee will accept an in vitation if it is rendered. Texas A. and M. would like one, but will not be broken hearted if It misses out; they'll be bidding again in 1941. Cornell honestly and sincere ly will not accept a post season engagement because of its iron clad agreement with its Ivy league brethren. Texas is the principal cotton growing state of the country. 3 NEED CASH? BORROW ON YOUR CAR bat u explain ho easy It is to ban readf caah with four car aa tecum? P.wne SI lor full information Commercial Finance Corp. The rritnaly finance Company W w Walker President First Natl Bank Bids Phone SI License Number 134 a E-T KICKOFF AI ONE O'CLOCK I00AY Medford and Coquille high school grid teams were to clash t the stadium this afternoon at o'clock in an intersectional game which will give the win ners the right to proclaim them selves Oregon s 1939 mythical state champions. Neither team has been beaten, Coquille blasting eight straight opponents and keeping its goal line uncrossed, and Medford knocking off seven foes In eight starts, with one ending in a tie. Coach Bill Bowerman of the Black Tornado refused to make any predictions on the outcome of the game. All he would say was, "I believe it will be quite ball game. Coach E. E. (Spike) Leslie of Coquille and 26 of his Red Devil gridders arrived In Medford last evening and registered at the Hotel Medford. The Coquille team was in fine shape for the struggle, it was learned, and prepared to shoot the works against the Tornado. BOZELL, PILUSO Paul Bozell and Ernie Plluso, currently the two most capable grappling lads In southern Ore gon, will fight it out In next Monday night's main event In the armory, Promoter Mack Lil lard announced today. He added that many fans had requested the two great wrestlers be matched and that both readily agreed. Sgt. Bob Kenaston, victim of Bozell's Boston Crab holds last Monday, will meet King Kong Clayton In the middle event. The Negro beat Herb Parks last time out. Eddie Rogers of Michigan, a clean boy who was here sev eral weeks ago, returns to face Parks in the opener. Although the latter lost to Clayton last Monday he made a hit with lo cal fans. He Is a dropkick artist of no mean ability. E Seattle, Nov. 23. (JP A forecast of fair skies brightened prospects of a crowd of 29,000 to 30,000 to see the Universities of Oregon and Washington in their annual traditional football game today. Oregon gridders, 31 strong, arrived from Eugene last night, Oregon was favored In the wagering at 10-6, the strong passing attack and more ade quate line reserves being fac tors. GOLDEN BEARS CHOICE TO DEFEAT STANFORD San Francisco, Nov. 23. JP) University of California's foot ball team was installed today as the 10 to 8 favorite to beat Stanford In the 45th annual "big game" at Palo Alto Saturday. The two teams, which' have not scored two Pacific coast conference games between them and are crowding each other for the conference cellar cham pionship, both are weakened by injuries. SEE AND HEAR OUR Talking Santa Claus IN OUR LOBBY FROM 6:45 to 8:00 Tomorrow llite (Christmas Opening) 9 .4 Tell Him What You Want For Christmas GRAPPLE MONDAY