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PAGE SEVEN Want to Buy, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It's Filled With Opportunities! MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1941. Krad every d on thli pact. 1'mi will prubHlily find curtly the IhlitK tuu hate been look ing ftir ur a Mie or trade for linued arlkleft vtin ntav hat, fteiirrh tour at Mr ur Hurt mum -11 may find many thlnia other are erklni he able to reallre liiimrillale mh If what vun want Unt her a1trrtle fur It. Trlhnne Claa Ifled ad an tncspenalva- effective! RATES fer wurd flrt InnertiufuJte (Minimum t.V) Carh addUhmal Inaertton. per word .. 1c (Minimum I Or) V Per line per mouth without copy change , ..i... X CASH or money order muit accom pany all mull order claaalfled ads. LOST AND FOUND LOST- Between High school and So. Newtown, glasses in black case with Minneapolis, Minn., address. Re ward. 30 Rosa Ave. Phone 3918. LOST Truck license. T-5-706 and P.O.C. license 3-10126. Phono 4665. RKPOH1 lust uuks. animal cruelty cases Humane Boxlcty Pliune 6161 WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Three men. L. Hensler, 1 mile east of Phoenix. Pern Valley s.road. MAN WITH TRUCK to haul 100 cords of wood. Inquire 700 E. Mam. WANTED Pear pickers llllhee Orch ard Phone 6319. Elmer Hull. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Woman or girl for full time house work. Telephone 4663. WANTED Full time housekeeper. Permanent position. References re quired. Box 3639, Tribune. WANTED Experienced woman or girl for general housework.. References required. Ph. 3133. WANTED An experienced woman for general house, work. Mrs. Edwin Janney. Phone '3846. WANTED Dishwasher, over 18 years. Holland Coffee Shop. WANTED Dependable lady for house work No washing, three in family. Phone 771 Jacksonville. WANTED SITUATIONS PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER Room 7. Jackson County Bank Bldg. Neat, accurate work. Pacllltlea for priv acy. Tel. 4478. I - -I........ , ., - YOtlNO LADY wishes office work. 8 year's experience. Can give re ferences. Apt. 3. 905 West Tenth. LAND clearing and leveling done by the hour. 133 So. Grape. Medford WANTED MISCELLANEOUS FOR FURNITURE upholstering and repairing, phone 2908. Thlbault. WANTED Trailer house. Box 3551, Tribune. WANTED TO RENT AT ONCE Oood farm, 60 acrea or more, equipped for livestock and poultry. Electri city. Share or cash. Have tractor and machinery. L. A. Worley, route . Box 305. Medford. WANTED Apartment. Will pay 86 month. Write Box 2081. Tribune. WANTED You to see my good used suits for men: ladles' clothing. USED WARDROBE SHOP, across the bridge. 618 East Main. WOOD SAW1NO Ph 3185. 18 Laurel. BKST mil K PAID For Your Furniture iAf)8 FI'HMTI RB. Phnne 4240. 8EPTIC Tank and cesspool clean. Ing 1740 N. Riverside. B1GKES1 cast, paid for Iron copper brass radlatnro aluminum bat tenes tubes rags lead and sine Medford Bargain Rouse WANTED Wool, mohair, hidea and pelts Medford Barrsm House 27 North Orape St. Ph Tt 8744 WML PAY MOT CAKH For Ootid Used Furniture HOIIIKOOH FliKNITI RE 18 North Front Ph ni 4038 MOHB MONEY fo your furniture Tiller a Furniture 29 South Front WELL DKILLINO-41 50 per ft first an ft r J M t1 SI8 King FOR RENT HOUSES , FOR RENT Desirable? modern house. 300 W. Jackson. FOR RENT Furnished house, oil heat, garage; adulta. 231 N. Holly St. FOR RENT Nicely furnished 4-room home, one acre; rood outbuildings, to responsible party. "Dad" Rob erts. 720 W. Second. FOR RENT fl-room modem house, all newly decorated, desirable lo cation eloea In L. O PickeU. 16 8 Bartlett. FOR RENT Mod-rn house, unfur nished. 8 bedrooms. Sea owner, 18 South Central. FOR RENT House st 808 Oueca Ann Keys at 618 Crater Leke TRUCKS FOR RENI Mov- v-surself Sara nail prultt s Moallgee Bta- t' -n Mstrt sr-T Irv Ph.me 4148 TOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Apartment, 616. Adulta , only. 230 Beatty. FOR RENT Two-room furnished apartment: heated. 229 Ho. Ivy. HICHY frm's-xi apartment for ml 40- Hewtown. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FURNISHED 1, 3 and 3-room apart ment for two people. 604 West 10th. FOR RENT Furnished apartment. Refrigerator. 631 So. Riverside. FOR RENT Well furnished apart ment. Inquire 805 So. Oakdala. FURNISHED APT. Adulta only Flndley Apta. 603 8. Holly St. For Rant Furnlthad Rooms FOR RENT Sleeping room with twin beda for 1 gentlemen. 823 8. Rlrar aide. FOR RENT Sleeping room, twin beds, private entrance and private bath, with heat; also Bleeping room on upper floor. 325 Bo. Riverside. FOR RENT Room. Private entrance. 408 Edwards. ATTRACTIVE ROOMS. 404 8 Orap FOR RENT BOARD. ROOM BOARD and room, furnace heat. Home cooking. A home away from home. 1222 West Main. BOARD and room. 718 E Main St. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS SHEEP Pasture for rent. 30 acrea of alfalfa. J. p. Warren. Rt. 1, Box 834, Central Point. FOR LEASE Turtle Rock ranch, up Sams Creek on Ramsey road frc-m Sams Valley atore. See Atkins, ad Joining ranch. FOR LEASE Grain land, 375 acrea, and some pssture, buildings. Writ 707 West Anaheim. Wilmington, Calif. TRAILER SPACE at Highway Court. 6160 per week with lights, wood and water. FOR RENT Clover pasture. Phon 6453 Jessie M. Mlnear. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Freah cow, oata and vetch; Rock pulleta, chlld'a bed. Tel. 6437. FOR SALE Five milk cows, two springer heifers; trailer house, cheap. Ruby Walker, first house north of Four Corners Service St., on Midway road. FOR SALE Six gilts; will farrow Oct. 1st. Sulllnger, 1"4 miles BO. Phoenix, Anderson road. FOR SALE 45 red weaner pigs. C. T. Hlgdon, Rt. 4, Box 331. Fern Valley. FOR SALE OR TRADE for dairy stock 3400 lb. team of geldings. C. J. Greb, Eagle Point. FOR 8ALE 45 old ewea. reasonable. Cliff Ranch. Sams Valley. FOR SALE OR TRADE Oood 3-year-old horse. J. A. Manke. R, F. D. Medford. CASH :ur old horses Dial 6376 FOR SALE DOGS. PETS FOR SALE Thoroughbred Welch ter rier: female. Call 6061. FOR SV-E REAL ESTATE OOOD 6-room home. Excellent con dition, fireplace, large service porch, laundry trays. Choice shrubs and rosea. H. L. Cook. 1104 West Main. FOR SALE Your opportunity for a home or an Investment, alx-room modem house, cement foundation. paved street, sidewalk, large lot. close to schools. In fine location. Price 63.000 00. Very liberal terms. Lot and paving worth more than one half of price of property. In quire of A. W. Walker, Real Estate. FOR SALE Small chicken ranch, with or without hena. Berries, fruit. You'll like It. E. p. Ireland, Lorler Lane. 91 flfl fl"room modem plastered V u u house. 6500 down, 635 per month. Has 8 bedrooms. (OFAft 6-room mod. house. East $0011 ,ide, shade and shrubs. Half down, balance can be financed. H. N. Lofland, 225 So. Oakdale. FOR SALE One of the best located houaea In Medford. Excellent con dition. - Large lot. fine treea. 62650.00. Also good farm. 45 acrea. 25 acrea alfalfa. H. O. Wilson, 7 Chestnut St. Ph. 4644. ffOQCA Good home, paved street, ?.. JV nvt room,, ciMt to school, fireplace). JOCrtA 8 rooms, hardwood floors, V4-""" close to school; excellent condition. Some rentala. BROWN A WHITE AGENCY MT. HOMB Two placer clalma. Take any reasonable cash, offer. Value 81.800. Box 3576. Tribune. FOR SALE Lot on Euclid Ave., with garage; easily made Into living quartera. Price 6450. Courtesy to dealers. Chaa. Me. 7301 Potrero Ave.. El Cerrlto. Call. DAIRY ranch for aala. Access to open range. Tribune Box 3186. BUILDING a HOME?- Let ua handle all details on 25 ) ar FR loan quickly efficiently O-Jdy Agency SEE Nutter for Houaea, Acreages. In coma 336 I Main. Ashland. CITY and country Dropertlee Rentala Loans Insurance c 8 Butterfleld 40C etedford Bulldtg. WHEN TOO think of real estate think of tb. Spencer-Bagley t-nrv OJ sv Llsln TOR SALE AUTOMOBILES 1941 TUDOR CHEVROLET SEDAN Just broken In. Need to selL 36 Portland Ave., evenings. FOR BALE or TRADE tl Bulek coupe for motorcycle. Three miles south on M at Camp-uReat. FOR SALE 1C30 "A" Ford coupe; good condition, heater. Muat sell. 16 Laurel, upstairs. FOR SALE Heavy duty Truckttell Conversion Chevrolet Special Log ger. Hl-Torque motor. 8-ton Eaton dual rear end. 16.000 lb. axle frame re-enforeement and booster. Also a good used dual axis logzing trailer at an a'ra. tlv figure. ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET 6th and Bart lett, Medford. Ore. Ph. 3368. FOR SALE '84 Chevrolet coups. Muat be moved at on. A real bar. rain. e-e Cliff Wheelock, Leans Super SarvK- FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR BALI Lata model Chevrolet! panel truck. Low mileage; beat of condition. 816 Franqustu. Phone 4130. FOR SALE -86 Chevrolet Master De luxe 3 -door, very clean, low mile age. 1031 Narragan. Call after 5. FOR SALE 1934 V-8 coupe, good conuition mrougnout S190.00 caan. 823 Taylor 8t. Phone 4260. FOR EXCHANCE 1936 Ford Tudor to trade for pickup of equal value, or later model and pay cash difference. J. C. Johnston, Machlna Shop, Medford Corpora tion. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS BOTTOM LOAM. 950 yd. Phone 6444. PEACHES and GRAPES, 4 mil south White Griffin Creek echool. METAL covered trunk, 88. 806 West Main. Apt. 4. AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY rummage sale, Thursday and Fri day. Sept. 36 and 36. North Cen tral, near Holloway'a grocery. Dona tlona appreciated. Call 3010. MONKEY and CAGE Also acetylene welding outfit and root beer barrel. Snappy Service Sta, S mile south on Pacific highway. FOR SALE Our apeclal moisture macnine takea buckhorn out or clover. Bring your seed to us for a real eleanln. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. FOR SALE Our apeclal clover clean ing equipment Insures a better Job on your seed. We also dispose of seed for you at highest market prlcea. Bring your clover seed to us for a real eleanln'. Monarch Seed 6c Feed Co. WASHING MACHINE SPECIAL We took them In on trade-in for "Weatem Beacona." overhauled them and knocked the price way down. Your choice. Maytags, Easy, Thor'a, Ward's. Many others. West em Auto Supply Co. 101 8. River side. Ph. 3883. FOR SALE We clean, buy and aell Ladtno clover seed. Let us do your cleaning. Monarch Seed at Feed Co. FOR SALE Six-Inch well drill bit. 328 Portland Ave. FOR SALE Peas and vetch for cover crop or hay, good quality esed 63.75 cwt. Monarch Seed 6e Feed Co. FOR SALE Our clover acarafylng machine will bring up normally low germination of Ladtno clover. Top market prlcea aeeured for your seed. Monarch Seed to Feed Co. FOR SALE Inoculate vetch, clover ana alfalfa aeed with nltratfln be fore planting. Insurea stronger and faster growth. Monarch Seed e. Feed Co, FOR SALE Concord grapes. 101 Portland Ave Dial 4856. AUCTION SALE Every Saturday, 1 o'clock. Bring anything and every thing. West Main. Jacksonville h.jhway, Richfield station. Wanted farm tools, poultry, furniture. atoves, husehoid goods, etc. No charge on goods not sold. We have stoves, bed aorlngs. dressers, tools: also all kinds Calif, crockery dishes. 6200 worth In color pattern. Bring It In Friday afternoon. ATMORAY-OZONE GENERATOR. Free cemonstration. Atmoraya for aale or rent. 116 So. Ivy. Ph. 2828. FOR SALE Cotton seamlesa clover baga. Monarch Seed At Feed Co. FOR SALE Treat barley, oata and wheat with Ceraan before planting. jaonarcn oeea de reea CO. FOR SALE Largest stock of field seeds In southern Oregon at fair prices. uanty considered. Mon arch Seed at Feed Co. FOR SALE 62550 mortgage In good ranch and equipment. Rout 1, Box 330. Aahland. FOR SALE OR TRADE Nearly new oil heater C. Balderaton, end South Peach. FOR SALE Saw mill. 30 Caterpillar wun arum, bo uietrae, drum for 60 Cat. Central Point Auto Wreck ing. STILL lots of cut flowers. Also fat colored fryers. Dressier', 1107 E. Main. Phone 3656. WESTINGHOUSE Llftop Refrigerator. prac-ucauy new, ao. perry a oar aie. Eagle Point. PIONEER ROOF SERVICE Dealers and contractors. All types of roof ing Supply unlimited. See us and save aalesman's commission. 123 124 North Rlverald. Phon 8461 or 4301. FOR SALE Membership Crater Fly Ing Club. Box 3091. Tribune. LUMINAL PAINT Interior, exterior vam coat; oeauty, economy. Flck 6 DRY FIR for aal. phon 8180 after a w ocioca. REAL BUYS In used clothing 1406 No Riverside, across from Beck's Bakery MERLEK Mineral Water Mrs N. Rid lnga. Dealer 110 East 11th FULLER BRU8HE8. Phon 491 TRAILER SPACb Little "utta Trail er Camp. Eagl Point. Ore. City water, electricity, showers, laundry live creek. FIR SLABS Buy Now. City Fuel Phon 4114 BABY'S PHOTO Special offer. 60C total price, on 8s 10 photo of sny child under 6 re ire proofs shown t Hayden Jones Studio Dial 8364 607 West 3nd . past Junior High FOR SALI Flo and fittings, new and used Also Irrigation pips MEDFORD BAROAIN ROUSE 17 N Orap 8t Phon 8744 FOR SALB Farming equipment, el smart every concelvaiMe typ Mode Orchard Co.. So Fir Phone 4160 FOR BALE Low priceo lumber e any building materlale Call tie be fore you buy R O Stephenson Co. Court and McAt-drews Telephone 8000 FOR 8ALg Or-vn Fir sisb Tele phone 6180 after 6 o'clock ATTENTION HUNTERS! Ammuni tion, all Code Licenses Pick's OATS and Vetch, mixed or straight f W Oenhard Rout 8 Medford Utia Valla- iuoch, h sat. M. '401 MISCELLANEOUS WASHING MACHINE SERVICE Part and Servlc for all make Younger and Lang. 81 No. Bartlett. Phon 3418. ' NO BONE Corset Servlc Phon 3538 PERSONAL CARD Reading, 61 00. 829 Jeannett. Palmistry. Crystal Reading D Miller. pn 344B sag Mountain ave Aaniand BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE BY OWNER (tarns Valley etor roato'rio ir a tor, gaa. aer oaene and oil pumpa 4 acrea of land, llvln quartera In building Stor. etor rooma, woodshed plumbed for hot and sold water Automatic electric pumping eya tern, pressure tank, cold room bath and toilet Everything clear On But B'gbway 334. cut oft from Pacltie Hignway at to Cratat Lake Highway. ATTENTION Mill Men and Loagera Large atock of fir tool on hand Orub noes, mattock, ahuvels and xea MEDFORD BARGAIN HOU8B T? N Crape St Phone 3744 Antlquu EARLY AMERICAN OLA88 at the aign 6 milea eorth of Granta Paaa or 1 mile north of Savag Rapid dam on Highway rffl ChtmntYf Swtwp CHIMNEY Sweep. Also furnaces and on atoves. cleaned, call oeo. Eaton, 38 No. Front, Phone 4240. Expert Window CUanar 1X1 GEORGE OO IT XPERT Wlndua Cleaner Ovncml houae jleanera riuni waxing paint- Ing Oeo. F Olrard Phone 3954. VnUan Blinds VENETIAN blinds Installed, guaran- wea. steei or wood, pnone 4473 Burks Tent and Awning Work 314 East Main. MONEY TO LOAN MONEY IMMEDIATELY On Your AUTOMOBILE FURNITURE LIVESTOCK Tour money problem will not be complicated when you borrow from thia local company. Convenient Term. OREGON FINANCE CO. W C Thomas. Mgr. Lie No 8-311 M-31T. 45 So Central. Dial 4433. Horn owned and managed. Sine 1928. WB LOAN MONEY ON YOUR CAR Attractlv Rate " COAST FINANCE Harold H Brown Agency License 311 133 East Main Phon 8446. Refiguration REFRIGERATION SERVICE CO., the only eaclualv refrigeration shop in So Or. Authorized factory service D OoulC 333 W. Jackson Ph 4584 Transfer CITY TRANSFER 6i STORAGE CO Household moving and general hauling 39 8 Orap Phon 4664 Day or night. FURNITURE MOVING AND STOR AGE w nave van moving equip ment for loc-J and long diatsne hauling Dry and clean atorage (concrete building) with special locker rooms at low rates SAMSON 8TORA.1E WAREHOUSE Phone 87M BADS TRANSFER at STORAGE CO Offlc 18 SOUL Fir Phone 3838 Price right Servlc guaranteed DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE 40 8 Fir Street. Inaurad Camera. Local and Lon Distance Hauling. Phon 3888. ACROSS L Poflsessee 4. Geographical reference book 6. Publlo conveyance 88. Greenland Battlement 81 Pedal digit 84. Toward the top II. Greatest amount II. Eilat It. Encountered 41. Calamltoua 4L Fsmala sheep 41. Ilermlt 41. Mexican eorn meal mush 47. Knock 41. Capital ef Delawar 66. Orlsntal drum II. individual IS. Japanese sash 17. One who acat tar aeed 81. Overly 10. Decay 11. Fetters 61 Organ sf hearing i. Killer whale 1J. Building material 14. Rubber tree Is. Huge wave 14. Hindu queen 17. African worm Is. itodr of Jewish law M. OratM U. 1'Uyi-r of a certain musical Instrumsnt If. And not 15. Odor 17. Moving In a circle IL Lanatisre nf the uuddhift acripturea 7 1 13 I 4 15 Up 7 13 1 W IO I" 1 7q" To li sir"33 T, 3i Til -r-.W to' T"zr ""'"jriij'"" a it ! T"""3? " 2T 2f ""T to i "SxTTi T ST Zi '""T'SJ"-"- - ' I II 1 I I I tl I I BUSINESS DIRECTORY Dressmaking mi FASHION SHOP Ureaamaklng Fur Remodeling. Buttons and Buckles covered Room 403 0 8 Nat'l Bank Bldg Tel 6931 DRESSMAKING Alteration, tailor ing Ka'hertue aa'.lerle. Singe! Shop 33 So t' ape Roofing WE REPAIR or apply a-y type of roof Pabco Routings. Shingles Coatlnga and Palute New atock Wall Paper Ekerson Paint and Rool Co 38 So Brtltt Tel 3483 W.lding GENERAL WELDING and REPAIRS at Perry' Garage, Eagle Point. LEGAL NOTICES Notica To Creditors In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of Walter A. Folger also known as W. A. Folger, Deceased. NOTICE is hereby given that the county court for Jackson County, Oregon, has appointed me administrator of the estate o. Walter A. Folger, also known as W. A. Folger, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby required to present the same with proper vouchers within six months from this date at the office of Neff & Frohnmnyer, 200-4 Cooley Theatre Building, Med ford, Oregon. Dated: September 3. 1941. GEORGE B. DEAN, Administrator. Notice The Board of Directors of Eagle Point Irrigation District has caused an assessment to be made for District purposes for the year 1942 upon the lands within the district, to be made and apportioned to and levied upon the irrigable lands within said district and an assessment roll thereof prepared, which as sessment roll is on file in the 1 office of said district at Eagle Holnt, Oregon, and Is open to inspection, and all land owners, assessment payers or other In terested parties are hereby noti fied that said Board of Direc tors will, at the hour of 10:00 oclocK a. m. cn the 7th day of October, 1941, at the office of said district In Eagle l olnt, Oirgon, meet and sit as a Board of Equalization for the purpose ot Hearing and determining any objections by any interested persons to said assessments and the apportionment thereof and the equalization thereof. By order of the Board of Di rectors of Eagle Point Irriga tion District. ED NUNN, Secretary. Summon? In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. Verlenia Josephine Blue, Plain tiff, vs. William Ralph Blue, Defendant. To William Ralph Blue, the above named defendant: In the Name of the State of Oregon: You are hereby required to appear and answer the com plaint filed against you in the above entitled court and cause on or before the last day of four weeks from the date of the first publication of this summons, which date of first publication is September 24th, 1941. The date of the last publication here of Is October 22nd, 1041, and the last day for your appear ance is October 22nd, 1941. If you fail so to appear and an swer, the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demand ed in her complaint, to wit: for a decree annulling the marriage existing between you and plain tiff, and restoring plaintiff's former name to her. This summons is published by Solution Of Yesterdsy'l Puzsl It. Mark aimed at In curling II. Meaning 66. Obstruction la a stream DOWN S. One who ntertaln I Region 8. Surgical knife 4. Sudden I. Com mere 6. Th linden tree f. Oenue of the maple 8. Scottish Hlahlandefs knife I. Guilty person 11. Medicinal plant 1L Ps.-fnratsg ornamental ball II. trrallest liquid measure II. Kind ef beaa U. Ne longer a-Ilve 15. Froth IS. Antle IV Matron SI. Inventor ef drnamlt I. Birds II. Psssage eut 14. ratty drreneratleej 17. Mrssurlng Instrument 69. Destrueuv ant it. Woolen fabrkt 41. Kntanele 44. Reluctant O. flcglns l. Ci!l Injury IL Orchestrsl Instrument II Greater quantity 4. nawstian Mrd KB, 8'anard M. Gained th .rlctory IUlAPflAPIPLEriw;oe 1 fc 1 ppl A U 0L 0 A A RllT E A rIsUrie 0 drap ElvnTls Molo I p ft AjgnEKsjai "rSI acorQtr I QA SIT I PlDAi Sisljo" R s pgAR Hi tMa n e 6 ancle s uSaDp bh t s'l , IHksHnE Ar n b it. 1 1 HDPT 0Ut9 LlglP oTTL" IT Tf Misfit, e A o oi I O R R I si ES "Pi an order of the Hon. H. K. Han na, Judge of the above-entitled court, dated September 22nd, 1941. requiring: that It be so published once each week for four consecutive weeks and that it require you to appear and answer said complaint on or be fore Wednesday, the 22nd dav of October, 1941. W. J. Looker. Attorney -for Plaintiff, 211 Farmers & Fruit growers Bank Building Medford, Oregon. Notice of Meeting of Board of Equalisation To Whom It May Concern: Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors of Grants Pass Irrigation District will meet Tuesday, October 7th, loal -, m.nn v'mln..i- a M in the District Office in the Court house. Grants Pass, Oregon, act ing as Board ot Equalization for the purpose ot reviewing and correcting its assessments and apportionment of taxes for the year 1942. Such assessment list as approved and adODted by the Board of Directors of said District is now on file in the office of the District where it is open for inspection by all persons Interested. This Notice is published by ovder of the Board of Directors of Grants Pass Irrigation Dis trict, tnii sin day ol August, 1941. GRANTS PASS IRRIGATION DISTRICT. By E. REED CARTER, Secretary-Manager. Notice of Final Settlement In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of Charles Fischer, Deceased, The undersigned has filed In the County Court of Jackson County, Oregon, the final ac count of her administration of the Estate of Charles Fischer, deceased, and said Court has fixed the 24th day of October, 1941. at the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day, at the County Court Room in the Jackson County Court House, at Medford, Oregon, as the time and place for the settlement of said estate. All persons Interested In said estate are hereby notified and reauired to make or file their objections to said final account, if any they have, on or before the time aforesaid fixed for the hearing and settlement thereof, Date of this notice and the first publication thereof is Sep tember 24, 1941. CATHERINE A. FISCHER, Administratrix. O. H. BENGTSON, Attorney for Administratrix. Lake Creek Lake Creek, Sept. 24. (Spl.) Cuests Sept. 14 at the C. R. Moore home were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Abbott and little daughter of Central Point and Mi. and Mrs. Jim Clark of Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Meyer had as house gueata for a few daya laat week Mrs. Meyer's brother, Albert Oould and family of Red Bluff. Mrs. 8. Orlsaom returned bom Sunday from Phoenix, wher sh a as a guest at th Charles Clngcade home. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Vandorry and '.aughter ot southern California and Mrs. Clarence Cartwrlght and daugh ter, Mariana, f Medford, war week end guests of th William Hoefft family. L. J. Orlsaom and son, Don, brought their sheep in from th mountains Monday. Jacksonville Jacksonville, Sept. 24. (Spl) Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Beach and Robert returned Tuesday from Portland after spending the week-end there, Mis Alma Penrod apent th week end Halting her parent In Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. La Monte Dawn of Ban Diego ar Halting Mrs. Dewey's parent. T A. Burnflels. Lee Oraham ha a 16-day furlough from Fort Ord and Is visiting at th o. A. oraham bom. Dal Oraham, who haa been working this summer at Diamond lake, l expected horn soon. Mis Alms Penrod and Mrs. A. L. Beck attended th Olrl Scout meet ing Monday In Medford. Mia Pan rod 1 leader of troop IS and haa as bar assistant Misa Jeesle Ma Ruhn- dorf. Mrs. Beck Is leader of troop 17 Mr. an Mrs. Merle Jonea moved to Klamath Falls Sunday to make their bom. Frank Oodward and daughter and eon-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Scott visited Mr. Oodward' brother, O. A. Oodward. recently. Mr. and Mra. Scott hav goo on to Seattle but ex pect to return to Jackaonvlll in a few days to get their father, who Is still with th O. A. Ood wards, before returning to their home In Los An geles. Mr. and Mr. Paul Oodward. Mr. and Mra. O. W. Oodward and Frank Oodward Tinted Crater lake re cently. Mr. Bulla Peckham of Brady. Neb- Is Halting her two Cousins. Mr. Roy Smith and Mlas Mary num. Mrs. MarJorM Votaw, who la teach Ing at Talent this year, wsa a Jack aonvlll Hal tor en day last week Frwnd of Mrs. Roy Martin. Mra Henrietta young and Mra. J. o. M. Poling, wne were Injured In an auto mobll acrid it south of Phoenix Tuesday night, will be glad to know that Mra. Martin ha been allowed to return bom. Mrs. young and Mrs. poling ar still In th Com munity hospital where their condi tion la reported a satisfactory. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Boatwlck re turned to JackeonHIl Monday after swing married la lUne, ev, aVundai morning. Mrs. Boatwlck la th daugbtar of R. 1. Norrla of Jackson ville and Mr. Boatwlck Is th son of Mr. and Mr. Bart Boatwlck of Medford. Th young coupl plan to make their horn In Jacksonville. Accompanying thein on the trip war Aubrey Taylor and Mildred Work who wet married at the tarn time. Mrs. B. N. Mellorv returned to her horn laat week after visiting old trienda In Lodl. California for a week. Dtck Hall, who la on a four-day furlough from his ship, the "Lexing ton", visited school Thursday. Beagle Beagle, Sept. 24. (Spl Pleasant Hour club met with Mrs. Olson at the Black Oaks, September 10 with 21 mem bers present. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess at 1 p. m. at tables patriotically dec orated. A short business meet ing was held with final reports by committees of the past year. New officers are president, Mrs. Blanche Sweet: vice pres ident, Mrs. Ruth Foote; secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Rebecca Martin. Several prizes were given during the afternoon en tertainment and patriotic songs were enjoyed. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Rush in Oct ober. Mr. and Mrs. Harleas English, Phil ip and Henry, of Pasadena, Calif., Ha lted Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bowen and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Lundy and son laat week. Mrs. Blanche Sweet, Mr. and Mrs Marshall Sweet and eon, Philip, vis ited Mr. and Mr. Clyde Smith and family at Jacksonville Sept. 7. Mra. Ruby Nelson gave a birth day party for her little daughter. Roale, Sept. 7. Little folk of th neighborhood wer Invited and all bad a fin time. Patsy Seeman and Jeanne Allen of Medford have been visiting week with Mr. and Mr. Chaa. Haas. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Orebb and family and Haael Chambers of XagW Point, Mr, and Mr. Lang and Mr. Lange'a niece, Mr. Johnson and faughter of Reese Crek, were visi tors at th Haaa home Sept. 7. A number of members of the Plasant Hour elub gatherea at th horn of Mra. Sadla Prink Sept. 17 and apent tha day quilting. Pot luck dinner was nJoyed. Mr, and Mrs. Ray Bowen war Medford Ylsltors September 18. boring Martin ha been suffering for th past two week with infec tion In his throat caused from bad tonsils. Mr. DeArmond, who has been 111 tor several weeks, ts up and about again. Th Wilson thresher finished up th grain here laat week. Bert Nelsons and th Bowen ranches both -report a good yield. Mrs, Clarence Morton and Raaky left Sept. la for near Baker, Oregon, wher they will Join Mr. Morton who haa work there In th mines for a few montha. Th 4-H putter Uppers njoved a welner roast at th Adolph Sohuls horn Bept, 18. A treasure hunt was main featur of th vnlng. Dan Morton la attending high school at Butt rails. Sunday venlng visitor at th San derson horn wer Mr. and Mrs. Law rence Sanderson of Shady Gov and Osaa Wagner of Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Foot spent Sept. It near Merrill, Oregon. Halt ing their aon and wll. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Foot. Marshall Sweat, ha been a Hctira of th flu for th paat few daya. Mr. and Mrs. Chaa. Sanderson apent Sept, 14 with Mr. and Mra. Milton Sanderson and family of Shady Cove. Big Applegate Big Applegate, Sept. 24. (Spl) Mr. and Mrs. Ray Offen bacher of this district and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bostwlck of Val ley View have returned from Pendleton, where they attended the round-up. Mr, and Mr. Francis Corthay of Phoenix, Axis-, apent th laat week her as guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Taylor. They were returning to their home alter a trip to Seattle. John Byrn wea transferred to Ta! lowbos lookout .ast week to remain fc. th rest of th tire season. Mr. Byrn succeeds Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cameron, who returned to Clinton, Mo., recently. Urt Lance Offenbecher apent last wsek at Oranta Pass a a guest of her parent, Mr, and Mra. Lester Layton. Mrs. Lee Port, Jr, ef PruMvfll. waa a gueet of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Port. Sr.. for a short psrlod laat week be fore resuming her duties a primary teacher at Jerome Pr-lrl school near Grants Pa. William D. Forrester. Janitor at Applegate Kbool, haa been Incapaci tated for several daya owing to a aavar cut received across th back of bis right hand white washing windows at th school. Mrs. Al Pacnako and littler daugh ter, Kay, of Carpenter, Wye, an guests at th bom of th former's sister, Mr. Vernon Reb. Conversational reverberation still ar heard from th unique program arranged by Mra. John Black, lectur er of Upper ApplegaU Orange, at th regular Oranga meeting Saturday fnl..g. "School daya" was th theme, and many a fellow fished back Hi to faat fading memories of hi first day at school wherewith to answer th roll call. School lunches In paper sacks si so constituted th midnight snack, apeclal vocal num ber with stringed accompaniment wer given by Mae MeCaffarty, Ray Skinner and Edward Coleman, Camp Williams CCO enrol lee. Jim Wallla, celebrated center on th Medford high school football team last year, left late last snouts to enter tb Junior college at Sa linas, cal, at th InHUtlon ef that tnautuuoo. Jim will play running guard gat the aoUsg teaaa, and lav LODGE NOTICES Stated communication of Reame Chapter O. I. 8. Thursday evening. Septem ber 38 at g o'clock. Social nleht rlth T.nri. b-h.m. chairman. Card and refreshments. Vlaltora Invited. CLAIR MORRIS. W.M. addition to th sports activity, will begin th ground work In an avia tion course. Ouesta of Mrs. Gen Orauee. who baa spent th summer with her par. ents. Mr. and Mra. B. M. Out, in clude Mlaa Owen Kraua and brother, Clwln, of Los Angeles, and Mra. Jonea of Medford. mother of th California coupl. Mrs. Kraua and Mlaa Kraua attended normal school together In Ashland a few years ago. Mra. F, c. Harrington and daugh ter. Mra. Kathleen Harper, motored to Klamath Falls Tuesday, and ar planning to leave Monday on a busi ness trip of several daya to Portland. Mrs. Harrington, who has a flock of 3, aon turkeys on their ranch her on Humbug creek, expect to hava th first turkeys on th market In a few weeks. She Is fattening 1.60O birds, th largest of which weigh 88 pounds. The hens weigh 15 to 18 pounds. FOUR BURN TO DEATH IN NIGHTTIME BLAZE Coalinga, Calif., Sept. 24. (AP) Four persons died at mid night in a flaming house on oil lands north of here, and two others were so severly burned they were not expected to sur vive. . The dead: . Thurman Gentry, 31, an oil worker; Gene Allen, 15. Lyge Jimmy Allen, 11, Irene Allen, 8. The injured: Z. C. Allen, 43, oil worker and father of the children, Lou Allen, 36, the mother, . . Klamath Falls, Ore., Sept. 24. 0P) The Long Bell Lumber company has purchased the for mer Shaw-Bertram mill south of here ' at an Indicated price of $116,000. Meteorological Report By P. S. WKATHMI BI'RBAO Forecasts Medford and Hclnlty: Fair tonight and Thursday. Temperatur above normal. Oregon! Fair tonight and Thurs day but morning foga In west por tion. Temperatures above normal with gentl variable wind off coast. Local Data Temperature a year ago today: Highest 67; Lowest 66. Total monthly precipitation 1.31 Inches, Excess for th month M Inch. Total precipitation since Septem ber t. 1841, 1.31 inch, boss tee th season M Inches. P-olatlv humidity at 4:90 p. ra, yesterday 18; 4:80 a. m. today 86. Tomorrow Sunrts 8:01 a. m. Buna set 8:04 p. m. ... Oaeervatlnns Taken at 4 SO a. as. IIS Mwidlaa Tim. H n cm 7 fl M Clear J00 Clear M p.cidy ,00 Clear .00 Foggy Xll Rain .00 Clear ,oe Clear .00 P .Cldy X1 Cloudy XX) Clear XX) Foggy M Clear XX) Clear - X7 Cloudy XX) Clear XX) Foeey .00 P.Cldy as 81 78 48 II 84 Roaaburg 83 44 Salt Lake 66 46 San Francisco 71 60 Seattle 71 47 Spokane 76 60 Wash, D. C Yakima . 63 66 XK) Clamr Travel Table AIKPI.ANKS Hurthoound Mall Close m. S 47 a ea rn. 11 S8 a m. m. (Hag stepl Ho Mall m I Flag etupi Km mail m i Flag tup i 6 S8 p m. Southbound Malls Cow at, ion a ea rn. (Flag atop) 4 87 p mu m (Flag stop i No Mall Leav 4 83 a - 13 .38 p: 4 . -OS p 8 33 p 38 p Leave il l- a 1:43 p 7 :43 p 1137 p. m. 10 3 p. m. TRAINS Bortbbound Leer Mall Close 11 os a as. lo os a m. 08 p at. 1M p sa. South bound Lea Mall Close Two a at. 40 a aw (i4C p. as. 4.-40 p. aa. B lists Borth Bout -K a as. 11:08 a m. I kiia, 1.80 a aa, t 88 a as. so a aa. 1-40 p as. "IMl m. .4 p ss. 6 08 p. at. T Baratelk Fall p. at. ' fram RkJ-aelB FaO 6 so a sa () To AehlaM only () To Or-sts Paat ealy. I8u4et Auto ooaiMBeUng flrel stsat saall cloeee at 8:1 I a la aeilvery at pout, a tb el lugeae and 6 6 00 p al for delieen as Batata 8StM 88 I Bote 8 48 Boston sa 6d Chloago i 76 60 Denver , 68 41 Bureka 83 63 Havre 88 48 Los Angele 78 67 Medford 85 48 Haw York to 81 Omaha - - , 88 64 Phoenix , , Portland - Re ho