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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SEVEN L, :iiui.i im.u MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MED FORD, OREGON. THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 1940. nnr Read every ad on this pagt. You will probably find exactly the things you hav been look ing for or a sale or trade for unused articles you may have. Search your attic or store-room you may find many thlngt Others are seeking and be able to realize Immediate cash. II what you want isn't here, advertise for it Tribune Clas sified Ads are inexpensive effective I RATES Per word first Insertion- (Minimum tSc) Each additional Insertion per word . (Minimum 10c) per Hue per month without copv change $1.25 ' CASH or money order must ac company all mall order classified ads. LOST AND FOUND LOST Female wire-haired terrier. Reward. Phone 611-J-5. REPORT lost oogs. animal cruelty cases Humane Society Phone 1618 WANTED MALE HELP HELP WANTED salesman. Pull or part time, representing large east ern tailoring firm. Big opportun ity, no experience necessary, we train you. ' Write for detained in formation. Sherman Ackerman, 110 N. 8th, Klamath Falls. Oref-on. WANTED SITU ATIONS MIDDLE-AGED widow, American, desires position as housekeeper for elderly couple, companion, or care of Invalid. Call 38G-J. WANTED Hour work. 530 So. Fir. Mrs. Lewis, WILL PREPARE DINNER8, do iron ing, stay with children. Phone 347-L. EXPERIENCED middle-aged lady wants nursing In your home or mine, day work or motherless home. Reference. 533 Penn. ave. GRADUATE NURSE will care for elderly couple or chronic Invalid In her modern, suburban home facing Rogue River and Pacific highway, 4V4 miles north of Gold Hill. Mrs. R. O. Lovell. Phone Gold Hill 478. WANTED Bookkeeping or any of fice work. Phil Lounsberry. phone 1194-X. EXPERIENCED GIRL wishes work as sales clerk jr waitress Refer ence. Phone 59 J Green. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS CINNABAR, Ore, for paints. I have a cash market. Black sand cash market for the heavy sands as It comes irom tne piater. w. Wright, assayer, 614V4 West 11th St., City. WANTED TO RENT or lease from owner- 15 to 20 acres with irri gation. Also living quarters. Can furnish references. Write Box 113, Phoenix. Ore. HIGHEST PRICES PAID for Junk batteries, radiators. aluminum, copper, brass, all kinds of metsls. also hides, pelts and wool. Med ford 3argaln House. 37 N. Grape Phone 1032. WANTED Dead and worthless ani mals. We will pick up free if you will phone promptly at our ex pense. Southern Oregon By-Products Company. WANTED HORSES, cows for feed. Esgle Point Fox Farm. Phone 37-X-7. WELL DRILLING 81 80 per ft first 50 ft., etc. J M Dodje 619 King MARKET HOGS WANTED. Poyer Brothers. 186 Welghtman St.. phone 6551, Ashland. WANTED Dressmaking, alterations Kstherlne Satterlee. Singer Shop 33 8. Grape. WE PAf MORE CASH For Your Furniture. noLRKOOK 4 AMIKEVTS 6th and Front. Phone 647. BEST PRICKS PAW For Your Furniture EAD8 OIIRN. Phone II9J-J HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID For Your Furniture MFDFORI) BAROAIN llolSt 27 N Orape St Phone FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT 4-room house, partly furnished. 823.50. Phone 720. FOR RENT 4-room furnished house In rear. 316 N. Central, FOR RENT 5-room newly remod eled, furnished house: oil clrcu lator. electric stove snd refriger ator: 832 50, water paid. Across from S. O S.. Stewsrt Ave., key 238 S. Holly. FOR RENT 3-room furnished house. 10 00. 1504 Prune. FURNISHED house for rent, equipped 334 Apple. FOR RENT Four-room furnlshi . bungalow; 2 bedrooms: close In, 412 West :ith St., c'oee to South Oakdale Ave. Phone 917 or 1679. SMALL UNFURNISHED HOUSE Ber rydale. H. L Cook. 10 Quince FOR RENT 6-room house. 1038 Wert 10th St FOR RENT fl-.-oom modern bouse 3 lots 210? CwdHoI Ave FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS . . . . FOR RENT 10 aeret Buckshot Hill read. 3rd bouse on right. FOR RENT APARTMENTS I "OR RENT 6-room furnished apart ment. Spark oil heatr. Inquire 604 E. Main. APARTMENTS for rent, S-rooms. 334 Apple. FOR RENT 3-room furnished apart ment. Heat, garage. 631 N. Bartlett. FURNISHED HOUSE and apartments Adults. 604 W. 10th. FOR RENT Nicely furnHhed a-room apartment, 16 per month. S17 E. Jackson St. GE BAUER APTS. eth at Oakdale. Prestige, courtesy, with comfort able modern home. Furnished or unfurnished. Moderate prices. By day, week or month. Phone 713-Y. FOR RENT -Furnished Hotel Hoi- : land apartmenu. Frlgldalre. alec trio range. I FURNISHED APARTMENT. S rooms . and bath. Electric ranga and re- frlgerator. sas.00. Adults. 138 ! Mistletoe. FOR RENT a-room furnished apart ment; ground floor, electricity, tele phone, hot water, garage. 11 Tripp. FURNISHED APARTMENT Hest, private bath, trlgldalre. 80S Weat Vain. FURNISHED 4.PAR-.MENT. Hot and cold water, lights, private bath Adults 913 So Oakdsle. DESIRABLE FURNISHED APART MENT, heat, hot water, electrolux. garage. 10 Quince 8t. DESIRABLE apartments, a rooms and bath; gas heat Inquire Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank. 1 FURNISHED APARTMENT; heated. 1 hot water. Frlgldalre. Close In. 81 N. Oakdale. FOR RENT Furnished Rooms PLEASANT heated room with private entrance. 330 N. Oakdale. FOR RENT Room. 83.50 week. Pri vate entrance. 408 Edwards. HEATED, CLEAN, upstalra room Private entrance. Maid service 610 So. Central. PRIVATE ENTRANCE, warm, cheer ful rooms. 604 Pennsylvania. ATTRACTIVE RCnjMS 404 8 Orape FOR RENT BOARD. ROOM FOR RENT Furnished two rooms with board. One suitable for two. Private home. Gentlemen pre ferred. 26 N. Peach. BOARD AND ROOM 309 E. Jackson. ROOM AND BOARD. 163 N. Oakdale BOARD AND ROOM 718 81 per day FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Shoata; also A-l ham mered alfalfa and barley hay, 812 ton. D. P. Duggan, Sams Valley. YOUNG pedigreed buck for service and bred does for sale. Typewriter like new, to trade for weaner pigs or alfalfa Beed or hay. Call Route 1, Box 108-A, South Peach street, near Stewart. FOR SALE Two Guernsey heifers, freshening In two weeks. Tested. Ed Tnvlor, Talent. FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE: From 10 to 76 yearling White Leghorn hens, pedigreed from hens of 250 record and better, 15c. Phone 14-X-3, Central Point, after 6:30 p. m. GENTS Poultry Farm. New 1940 low prices on baby chicks. Send for catalog and prices. Gent's Poultry Farm, R-l, Eugene, Oregon, I 10-MONTH laying Hampshlres. 81.00 j Walter Franks, Central Point, i 100 year-old Leghorn Hens for sale. Klmber strain. W. F. Martin, E, P. ! Stnr Rt.. Medford. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES SEE HAHN MOTORS USED CARS Before You Buy Get Our Prices I SPECIAL WINTER TERMS Your first monthly payment will not be due until March 1 LOWEST PRICES on Guaranteed Used Cars in the history of Medford I 40 Cars to Pick From HAHN MOTORS Your Chrysler Dealer 35 8. Riverside 38 N. Riverside. FOR SALE--1934 Chevrolet Track Price 8150. Will trade for stock or grain. 4 Corners Service Sta tion, Midway road. 34 PONTIAC COUPE, way above average, bargain if bought before January 15. Inquire Texaco Sta tion. Fnt Miln. FOR SALE RfcAL ESTATE LEAVINO valley, sacrifice everything. iwo acres, iive-room modern nouse, plenty out buildings and shade; two excellent young cows, and hay, 30 laying hens. Bulck. good con dition, furniture snd wood. Con sider truck or pickup. P. O. Box 24S. Central Point. ! For Sale SMALL EAST SIDE HOME, i Just remodelled and decorated Good location. Reasonable. Call 196. FOR 8AIJ5 2 lots and small house. 650 cash. Ask the gardener, 242 N. Front St. FOR SALE 21-aere farm. 6-room house. 2 acres grapes and other fruit. Oood well. Some terms. Home mornings snd evenln-rs. M. E. Clarkson. Old Stsge road FOR SAL'S 7 -room home. 4 bed rooms. Oood location. Sscriflce pnee of (1900 Very unusual terms Also hsve 159 acres on Elk crrek for Just t3S0. Lots of timber Log house. Pierce. Room 1. Palm Build ing, Medford. 'loUSES rXR 1AL to Medford snd lurro'inilng towns Easy terms i Jsckson County Federal Savings and Loan Association. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE 3900 HARDWOOD FLOORS - FIREPLACE LARGE SHADE TREES Especially good 6-room modern bun galow, laundry trays, garage, paved street: a borne with S500 profit possibility. Priced only 13500 on I terms you can handle. Also S3 150 JACKSONVILLE HIGHWAY I 15 acres, Anjou and Bartletts; good 4-room modern house: elderly man ! alone and must sell at once. 10 down to responsible party. A good home and a real buv. MARK A. GOLDY Phone 738 109 E. Main St. FOR BALE OR TRADE A splendid 84-aere farm, well Im proved. Including crop and equip ment; located near Medford. Would consider trading for clear property In Medford. L. O. PICKELL, 18 S. Bartlett. FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS Convenient terms Lists available at National Farm Loan Offlos. 303 Liberty Building. Medford. CITY and country proie ties RENT ALS LOANS- -INSURANCE. C 8 Butterfleld. 409 Medfoid Pulldlnt. WHEN you think of real estate think of Brown & White. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FINAL CLEARANCE of OAS RANGES AND OIL CIRCULATORS Special Terms on Gas Ranges 5 Down; No More Payments Until March 1st. One fully automatic Gas Range. was 102.95, now 73.95 One all porcelain Gas Range with automatic burners, was 62.95, now ....S7.95 One all porcelain Gas Range with automatic burners. chrome base, was 76.95, now....51.95 One 3-burner Gas Rangette, was 38.95, now . 38.95 OIL CIRCULATORS All Ripple Finish One 13" Sunlight Circulator with radiant doors, was 72.96.now.... 49.95 One 10" Sunlight Circulator with radiant doors, was 67.96. now. ...43 95 One Ij" Deluxe Sunlight Cir culator with radiant doors, waa 69.96, now 54.95 Two 10" 8unlight Circulators with radiant doors, waa 54.95, now .w-....39.95 MONTGOMERY WARD FERTILIZER for lawns and gardens. Team work. 818 E. 9th. FOR SALE Redwood tank, elder press, harrow, bone grinder and other tools. M. E. Clarkson, Old Stage road. FOR SALE .300 8avage bolt action rifle, 810.00. Phone 376-Y or call - at 503 Maple. FOR SALE 75 tons hay. feed lotB, racks and good water. Phone 81-F-18 Jacksonville. MUST MOVE 1000 cords of 19 and 16 inch tier and cord wood off ground at once. Will exchange wood for what have you. A. powers, Applegate, Oregon. I FOR SALE Dry wood, all kinds, cheap; immediate delivery. Phone 116, or see at 315 .. Btn. FOR SALE Drag saw In A-l condl tlon, 880. Will take wood as part payment. WItham Magneto Parts Co.. 216 E. 8th. FOR SALE Alfalfa hay. Phone 447-J-a. Jessie M. Mlnear. FOR 8ALE Choice loose or baled alfalfa. E. H. Nledermeyer. Phone 607-R-l. BODY FIR, 86 cord. Phone 452-R-3. APPLES Gebhard's, half mile north Bear Creek bridge, Central Point. FOR SALE Electric range. A-l work ing condition. 86.50. 33 Keene Way Drive. SONG BIRDS 1137 West Main St. FOR SALE Baled and loose alfalfa hay; also dry apple wood. Ed. Han ley Ranch. Box 301 Ross lane. FOR YOUR BEST TREES see Lafette Nursery, across from Beck's Bakery Phone 1261. HAMMERED HAY at Davis Peed Stores, Medford, Ashland. FOR SALE Washer service Pull line genuine Maytag parte Service on all makes Medford Maytag Co. 81 No Bartlett. phone 38. DELICIOUS and Newtown apples 33c box and up. Bring containers Independent Packing Co., Phoenix FOR SALS - Hrdraullo pipe and giants Box 3376. mbuns. OLYMPIC EOO MAfH with milk 2 23 per sack. U-.vli Feed Stores FOR SALE Best wood In town guaraLteed dry 328 N Riverside phone 61ft Hawley Fuel Co. CUT-RATE PRICES - Nu-Way Mat. I tress and Upholstery Co. Phone 293 309 West Sth St BUSINESS DIRECTORY Auto Loans DRIVE IN AUTO LOANS and REFINANCING SERVICE Deal with a southern Oregon owned Independent finance com panv where your needs will receive PERSONAL CONSIDERATION at all times. Immediate actlonl No red tapei Our years of experience Insures you of the nest service. DRIVE IN for YOUR confidentlsl losn. Used CARS BOUGHT AND SOLD "DRIVE IN" P. T. "JERRY" YOUNG Motor Investment Company Lie. M-374. Phone 169. 9th and Bartlett. CAR LOANS solve your financial problems by refinancing or borrowing. LOANS ON CARS 1932-1939 Tr. State Acceptance Corp. L'.cnse M-253 MARK A. GOLDY 109 B. Main. Phone 728 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Auto Loan ADVANTAGES OF OUR CAR LOAN PLAN 1. No interest charged in advance. a. Your own Insurance accepted. S. Car does not have to be paid for. 4. You get the money In ten min utes. Special low winter payments. You deal direct and save money. 8. See W. S THOMAS, Manager OREGON FINANCE CO. At Our Main Office 45 South Central. Phone 139. License No. M-317. $20 TO $1,000 ' On Your Car. 1930 to 1939 Model cars and light trucks. 1 to 18 Months to Repay CONSUMERS' CREDIT CO. HAROLD H. BROWN AGENCY Agent. 133 East Main. M-336 Phone 807. Commercial Tax Accountant INCOME Tax Returns made and notarized. Victor C. 8ether. Jack eon County Bank Bldg. Phone 796 or I193-J. Custom Butchering HAVE YOUR HOGS CUSTOM KILLED AND CURED by CRATER MEAT CO. Phone 1)13 Dressmaking THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking rur itemoaeung. Buttons and Buckles covered. Room 330. D. 8. Natl. Bank Bldg. Tel. 1181. Expert Window Cleaner LET JOE DO IT Expert Window Cleaners. General house cleaners. Floor waxing. Joe Spence. Phone 1173. Loans MONEY TO LOAN on modern dwell ings of late construction. $9.70 per month per thousand. Low Int erest rate. BROWN & WHITE. 104 W. Main. Nursery Stock CARLTON NURSERY COMPANY Fruit, Nut and Shade Trees, Berries and Shrubbery. Finest Oregon Grown Roses. Sales yard three miles south on Pacific highway, W. B Bnrnum. Phone 851-R-2. Transfer CITY TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Household moving and general hauling. 29 S. Grape. Phone 3050 day or night. DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE 40 S. Fir Street Insured Carriers Local and Long Distance Hauling. Phone 644 EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 26 South Fir. Phone 816. Prices right. Service guaranteed. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L On the summit t. Prehistoric In habitant of Great Britain I Diminish 14. Close 15. Western state 10. Idolise 17. Particulars It. Fresh-wnter porpoise 11. Article 12. Spinning toy !3. Worry 14. Siamese coins 25. Perforations 28. Precisely 29. Sheet of float ing 1c 30. Poems II. Harbor 32. Malt beverage 31. Artlricial lan guage 14. Slmrlna vole Solution of Yesterday'! Puzzle b i k RMMII aMqo s erieclay1ere reppmoan1atar ENMORtMeL I TE IlMEiFflf WSiCON SCIARPgDENSlRE illQSlMDEARii OIRlN ESrJISTARIE. EVEN SsH SEEN MA T R I LlESPARlEP I A"s eboeIrIacer SlETriklNlDlsgisluiRlE IS. Culling Impl- u. ShoemakWe merit tool IL Symbol for elenlum St. Property of matter 40. Ilr1lrln&l plant II. ExiRt 42. Walk! 44. Kn treat 45. Self 46. Contend 47. Fierce and for bidding 48. Let It ttantl Deposited SI. Region 62. Pursue 64. Three -epot 6S Miser? 66. Mother 67 Food fish M Pocketbooks 2 Thorn 4 stir up colon A3 Bound s7 Meaning 1. Make headw&y against 19. Rill DOWN L. Conjunction 2. Golf term t. Cereal teed 1 i i3 1 iff Ha My- r r ia ia H!L ;5 ipf pi I?ZIlZZii JlZilp W lZZZ ftT I KM r f r BUSINESS DIRECTORY Personal Loans READY CASH for any purpose can be secured from us promptly, confidentially and at LOW COST OVER 11 YEARS In Medford and thousands of sat isfied customers, assures your complete satisfaction. OREGON FINANCE CO. 45 South Central. Phone 139. Ground Floor Craterlan Bldg. License 8-311. M-317. Radiator Repairing HOOPER'S RADIATOR SERVICE 33 South Bartlett Rooting WE REPAIR or apply any type of root. Pabco Roofings, Shingles, Coatings and Pal'itc. Wall Paper One-third oft. Ekerson Pslnt and Roof Co.. 38 80. Bartlett. Tel 243. Sanitarium WE CARE FOR THE SICK ROGUE RIVER SANITARIUM TRAINED NURSFS 34 HOURS PHONE JACKSONVILLE 83 STOCKS AND BONDS ONLY STOCK TICKER service In. Oregon outside of Portlsnd con tinuous quotations during market hours. M. N. Hogan As Co.. 314 E. Main St., Medford. LEGAL NOTICES Call for Warrants. Funds are on hand for the re demption of School District No. 30 warrants Noe. 89 to 108, Inclusive, Payable at Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank. Interest ceases January 11, 1940. 8. 8. ABBOTT, Clerk. Notice of Hearing of Final Account And Report of Administrator With the Will Annexed. Notice is Hereby Given by the undersigned. F. P. Farrell. admin istrator with the will annexed of the estate of Annie Cora Bartlett. that he did on the 27th day of December, 1039, file In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County, his Final Account and Report aa Administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Annie Cora Bartlett, deceased. In which said court ' tilfV-' estate of Annie Cora Bartlett'la pmdlng; that thereupon, on said, datou an order was duly made and) entered in said curt fixing the 861 ,Oy of Jan uary, 1040. at the, .hour of 10:00 o'clock A. M. aa the time and the courtroom of the CWttity Court of Jackson County, Oregon, as the place, for hearing , mut objections to said Final Account and Report ior me settlement tnpvof, Now, Therefore, all persons hav ing objections to a 14 Final Account ana neport snail ripiM same on or before said time Zh Dated: December i7tau939. F. P., r&KKLL, Administrator With. U, nexed or the Corn Bartlett. Gold Hill Gold Hill, Jan. 11. (Spl.: Garden Club held Us first meeting of the year with Fan- Cross -Word Puzzle It Articles of apparel 14. Appellation of Athena 16 Mft 26. More peculiar IT. Conatellatlon 21. Chinese houae hold god 31 Run away 31. Go by 31. Nautical halt ing call 34. invited 36. Score at bridge H. Prevails with out restraint 17. Struck 39. La its 40. Oneratlo iolo 41. Wicked 44. Victim 46 Greek letter 47. Salutes 41. Coverings of certain fruit 49. Toung sheep 60. Cognizant 61. Noah's vessel 62. Depression between mountain peaks 14. Allowance for the weight of a container 66. Apply beat lo 67. Owns b. Tiny 69. Fish 60. Chinese pa god a 1. Watch secretly 62. At home 1 46. And: Latin 4. Talk glibly I. Shapelasa maai 1 Pronoun T. Symbol for calcium I. Deelre for liquid f. Defer action 10. County Id Idaho 11. Neiatlv 12. One of the Mum II. Thick It. Peacock but terfllee to. Clear profit ny Kles, vice president, acting for Beulah Peffley, president, who is visiting in Corvallls. Committee chairmen named two more members to assist them on their various commit tees. Ruby W'hitmore, chairman of the program committee, read "A Gardener's New Year's reso lutions" and gave a brief out line of her plans for programs and invited open discussion on subjects for special study. Next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Richard Blankenburg in Grants Grants Pass, on Friday. Jsn. 19th. Cars will gather in front of the postofftce and members wish ing to attend are asked to meet there at one o'clock, Mrs. Noel Kellogg and son Jlm mle returned Friday from Portland and Tillamook where they visited for the past two weeks. The Kel- , lQggs nave moved into the new cabin at the Gold Hill auto park for the remainder of the winter. K. Voiles and mother have moved Into the old Richards house on the south side of town. Plans are helng made to organ Ire a Parent-Teachera association In Oold Hill, and a meeting will be held at the school gymnasium Mon day evening, January 16, at 8:00 o'clock. Mrs. H. H. Elhart of Ash land will be nresent to asatst In organizing and all Interested are asked to attend. Mr. and, Mrs. Chas. Kell and Laur tno and Leonard Kell. visited In Prospect Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Richard Cray and sons. Odd Fellow lodge and AmMhyst Rebekah lodge of Oold Hill held Joint Installation of officers Tues day evening, January 0, at I.O.O.P. hall, with William Hlttle. district deputy grand master, and Mrs. Evelyn Thompson, district deputy president, as heads of the Installing team. The same team held Joint Installation at Central Point Odd Fellow and Rebekah lodges, Janu ary 8, and will Install officers at Jacksonville lodges Ssturday evening. January 13: at Medford January 18, and at Ashland Jam ary 20. Officers installed at Oold Hill Tuesday were: Odd Fellows, Paul Holdernesa, noble grand; D. R. Hend rlcksen. vice grand; Paul Thompson secretary; Arthur Qorham, treasurer; William Hlttle, RS.N.O.; H. D. Force, L.S.N.Q.; William Ferguson, warden; Llnsley Dorman, oonductor; George Haff, ohaplaln; Tom West, Inside guardian; Warren Coppock, outside guardian; Noel Kellogg, R.3.S.; Tom Henderson, L.8.S.; Earl Moore, R.8.V.G.; R. E. Cook, L.6.V.Q. Amethyst Rebekah lodge officers Irene Hondrlckson, noble grand; Willie McLean, vice grand; Belle Smith, recording secretary; Hazel Holderness, financial secretary: Delia Kell, treasurer; Etta Carter. R.S.N.O.; Pearl Ferguson, Lfl.N.O.; Varnlce Martin, 1 warden; Viola Moore, oonductor; Elsie Cameron, Inside guardian: Helen Dorman, out. side guardian; Delia Whltsett, mu sician; Edna Gorham. chaplain; Madge Dorman, R.8.V.O.; EllnSi Force, L.S.V.G. Gold Hill high basketball team defeated Sams Valley Tuesday eve ntng, 30 to 0. Lake Creek Lake Creek, Jpn. 11. (Spl.) Ladies who are doing Red Cross sewing met Tuesday at Mrs. Henry Pech'a The Recreation group reported a large crowd at their party Saturday night at Wy ant's hall. Mr. and Mri. E. R. Jones have moved from Butte Falls to the Rags dale place here. Mary nnd Joan Nusabaum. who have been attending high school at St. Mary's academy, are planning on starting to school In Eagle Point Monday. Carl Short called Tuesday at the L. J. Orlssom home. Mr. and Mrs, C. F. Bishop of Ash land called Saturday at the Origsby home. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Saylor of Medford were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seefleld. Mrs. Say lor la Mr. Seefleld' niece. Forest Creek Forest Creek, Jan. 11. (Spl) Mrs. Arthur Davles and daughters Donna and Carmen, of Jacksonville, spent January 9 at the home of Mrs. Annie Davles. Mr.. Rhode Newton of Howard dlatiict taught Foreat Creek echool January 8 and 9 during ebaence of Mr..' Elizabeth Pitch who waa III with a aevere cold at her home In Medford. Mr. and Mre. John Black and fam ily and Robert Heplln of Eureka, Cal.. epent aeveral daya vlsitlnc frtenda and relatives et Eagle Point over the New Year'e week-end. The Davles brothers started their hydraulic mining operations JanU' ary 7 after weeks of preparation and waiting for water, last week's rains having provided sufficient wster for one pipe head each day. The Oarrety dredge, now located at the exact junction of the left and right forks of Porest creek, Is experiencing some difficulty In advancing up the right fork due to extremely rough and Irregular bed' rock. Nichols Branch Nichols Branch, Jan. 11. (Spl) Oet-Together club of Nichols Branch will meet January 18 at the home of Mrs. Marvin Ooasett. The quilt will be Riven away. Card and mualo were enjoyed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stan-1 ley recently. Music waa provided by Mrs. Smith, Mrs. McCorkle, Bertrand Stanley, Henry Holman and Henry Holman. Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Ttbbett went to Medford Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Holmsn were In Medford Wednesday. Vema Matthews haa been In the mountains the past week enjoying the winter sports. Mrs. Benny Boran and children spent Tuesday with her mother, Mrs. Bill Holman. The Grange Roxy Ann Grange Roxy Ann Grange held their first 1940 meeting Friday with ffnnrl attendant. An lrttrictinff program of work wag outlined. For the coming year many helpful suggestions were dis cussed. It was decided to ob serve Arbor day, February 0, by seting out hardy, quick grow ing trees on the west side of the Grange hall which will give shade from summer sun. Building committee reported materials will be ready for seal ing the ceiling of the main as sembly room and men are re quested to please report at the Grange hall Sunday, January 14 at 9:30 a. m. to begin work. It is estimated a dozen men can seal the main part in two Sun days. We are anxious to have this work completed before Po mona meeting January 27 so all men who can are urged to help. Ladies are asked to furnish hot dishes for a pot luck din ner at 1 o'clock. H.E.C. chairman announced Wednesday evening, January 17, as first date set for a series of public card parties at the hall. Bess Elliott and Susan Of ford are In charge. Pinochle and 500 will be In play with high and low prizes given. The regular dance Saturday night, January 13, will again furnish an enjoyable evening and a hearty invitation Is ex tended to everyone. Sams Valley Grange Another of the popular dances will be given in Sams Valley Grange hall Saturday, January 13. Music by Earl's Rhythm Makers. Regular meeting was held January 9 and considerable business taken care of. New committees will be appointed January 23 and a large .attend' ance it expected. The lecturer presented an "Askit Basket" program and re lay games which all enjoyed. Refreshments were served by the Abbott family. OREGON'S LABOR LAW VIOLATES RIGHTS IS Salem, Jan. 11 (JP) Ore gon's law regulating 1 a b o abridges freedom of speech and the press, it was charged briefs filed with the supreme court yesterday by the American Federation of Labor and the "big four railroad brotherhoods. The briefs, drawn by five at torneys, Including Joseph A. Padway, AFL general counsel declared the law, passed by the people in November, 1D38, was unconstitutional on six points and branded It as a "legislative threat" to the existence of unions without parallel In America. The law, the action charged violates "protected rights working people to Join and con duct labor- unions," deprives unions of the due process of law, abridges freedom of speech and press, conflicts with congres sional statutes, Is vague and "not reasonably susceptible of ascer tainment or application and em braces subjects not referred to in the act's title. A special three-Judge circuit court found the law constitu tional July 8, 1939. IU passage followed a campaign against labor terrorism that resulted In the arrest of mora than 100 per sons. ARCATA ATTORNEY STOL CLIENTS' COIN, IS CHARG Eureka, Cal., Jan. It. U.R) The Humboldt county grand jury today Indicted Casper N. Torp, Areata attorney, on two counts of grand theft alleging misappropriation of $7,500 en trusted to his care by clients. Torp was arrested and ball get at $5,000. Ose Mali Tribune went ads. Lodge Notices Lodges wishing to have no tices of meetings appear under the regular heading, "Lodge Notices" should ar range with the classified ad vertising department of the Mall Tribune, Phone 75 or 74. before 9 a. m. of the day of publication Meteorological Report January 11 Medford and vicinity unsettled to night and Friday, probably light rains; not much change In tempera ture. Oregon: Unsettled tonight and Friday, snow in the mountains, light snows turning to rain northwest portion, probably light rains south west portion; not much change in temperature, moderate south shifting .to west and northwest wind off the coast. Temperature a year ago today: Highest SS; lowest 39. Total monthly precipitation 1.11 tnchea. Excess (or the month .12 In. Total precipitation since Septem ber 1, 1839, 10.33 Inches. Excess for the season 1.78 Inches. Relative humidity at 6 p. m. yes terday 80 percent; 5 a. m. today 02 percent. Tomorrow: Sunrise 7:18 a. m. Sua- it 8:01 p. m. Obfrf-rvatlon Taken at 4:80 a. m 120 .Meridian Time. U H a s ri a s Boise M .-40 -.47 .84 ..47 -57 ..38 -59 38 .04 17 30 .07 93 48 .17 8 88 M 87 .01 17 18 80 Clear P.Cdy. Cloudy P.Cdy. Clear Clear Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Clear Cloudy Foggy Snow. Cloudy Clear Foggy. Clear Clear Clear Boston . Chicago Denver - Eureka Havre Los Angeles MEDFORD S2 New York .38 Omaha 21 Phoenix -74 Portland .80 39 81 40 81 S3 Reno ,40 Roseburg .03 Salt Lake . San Francisco.- 44 -.88 .44 ...88 -.34 ...40 Seattle 38 Spokane 10 .03 Washington . Wenatchee QUINTS' APPEARANCE AT NEW YORK FAIR FJ Toronto, Jan. 11. W) Hen ri St. Jacques, the legal rep resentative of OHva Dlonne said today that It was "likely" the quintuplets would b shown at the New York world's fair this summer. Authorities closer to the lit tle girls were not so sure, how ever, and there ' was definite opposition In some quarters. At Ottawa the lawyer sata he believed the Ontario gov ernment would allow the quin tuplets to be shown at the fair, which the parents are reported to favor. "It will have to be done by an arrangement between New York state and the Ontario government," he said. Premier Mitchell Hepburn said "the decision is up to the quints' board of guardians and their doctor, Dr. Allan Roy Dafoe." Dafoe declined com ment but Judge J. A. Valln of North Bay, one of the guar dians, said "Iff too risky." New York reports have been that the quintuplets were sought as the 1940 "super at traction" but officials said no formal proposition had been ad vanced. COULEE CONTRACTORS DENIED LARGE CLAIM Washington, Jan. 11. UP) A $9,000,000 claim against the government by contractors in construction of the Grand Cou lee dam was dismissed today by the court of claims. The contractors, Silas Mason, Co., Inc., Walsh Construction company, and the Atklnson-Kler company, claimed the money was due under a contract for construction of the "first devel opment" of the Grand Coulee dam and power plant for $29, 339,301. Weather Northern California: Cloudy and unsettled tonight and Fri day, occasional light rain to night; little change in temper ature; gentle variable wind off the coast. c 3 NEED CASH? BORROW ON YOUR CAR bet us explain Bow easy It a to Cave ready eaab with your ear as security. Phone tl tor full Information Commercial Finance Corp. "The Prwndly Pinane Oompany" w W Walter President First Rati Ban! Bldg Phone at License Number 134