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L03T AND FOUND
LOST Red, male cocker spaniel In
Agate school district. Reward. 846
South Central.
REPORT lost dug-, animal cruelty
cases Humane Society Phone 61S1
WANTED MALE HELP
RELIABLE MAN to succeed Lloyd
Root as Rawlelgh dealer In Jose
phine county, about 3000 families.
Experience not necessary. Every
thing furnished but car. A fin
opportunity to step Into a perma
nent profitable business where
Rawlelah Products have been sold
on and off for over 30 years. Big
Profit. Write E. W. Jones. Central
Point, Oregon.
WANTED Woodcutters, oak wood,
level ground, good road. E. L.
Brown. Central Point. Rte. 1, Box
330.
PRUNERS WANTED Rogue River
Orchard Co.. end of N Central St.
WANTED .FEMALE HELP
WANTED Woman for light house
work. 134 Lincoln.
WANTED Women and girl to dip
nuts. Cell at the Crest, rear door,
Mrs. Spencer.
WANTED Experienced waitress. Ap
ply Diamond Cafe. -
WANTED Girl lor general house
work. Box 28. Jacksonville highway.
Pnnne 4121.
WANTED SITUATIONS
WANTED Truck drlvlr-T Job. 6 yrs.
experience, ny type. John Tepovac,
Gold Hill.
YOUNO man wanta any kind work,
) experienced as truck driver and ser
vice station attendant. Phone 3241.
1013 West Main.
WANTED Carpenter and repair work.
Pnon- 8384.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED Young male shepherd dog.
Rout 1. Box 499, Wlnnard.
WANTED Good used piano, reason
able. State prlc and make. Tri
bune, Box 4250.
QUILTING Comfort
705 Dakota.
tied, sewing.
WILL BUY feeder and fat lamba; also
feeder hogs. 619 S. Riverside. E.
Telkamp.
WE ARE In the market for good farm
and city loans, 5 and repay on
easy terms. No charge unless loan
la made. We writ all kinds of In
surance. ELMER HERRIED
44 N. Riverside
SEPTIC Tank and cesspool cleaning
1740 N Riverside.
ELL DRILUNO 41 80 per ft flrat
60 ft., etc. J. M Dodge, sir lung
HIGHEST cash psid for iron, copper,
brass, rediatore. aluminum, bat
teries, tubes, rsgs. lead and sine.
Medford Bargain House.
FOR RENT Unfurnished house,
block west courthouse. Modern.
Adult only. 16 Mistletoe St.
WANTED TO RENT Place near Med
ford that will take care of 13 or
IS cows. Will pay ca-h rent month
ly. Box 4647. car Mall Tribune.
WANTED
Wool, mohair, hide and pelt
Medford Bargain Hous . 37 North
Grape St. Phone 3744.
WILL PAY MOT CAH
For Good Used Furniture
MOI HKOOK Fl'KMTI N
IS North Front Phone 403$.
BKT PRICKS PAID
For Your Purnttur.
Ftn ri RVITI HF Phone
FOR RENT HOUSES
OOOER" 8-room unfurnished houae,
floor furnace.
ALSO
Partly furnished 8-bdroom house,
lirepbce. Oil Heater. H. L. Cook,
I 1104 West Main.
FOR RENT Three-bedroom unfur
nished house, close In. Call 3967 be
tween 9 and 4.
FOR RENT Clean furnlahed bous.
1023 West 9th.
FOR RENT Furnished duplex. Water
paid. Phon 6106 or Inquire 15
Newtown.
FOR PENT 5-rTen modem eottare,
unfurnished, 126 00. Inquire 126
Cottage.
EAST SIDE modern house, furnished,
three bedrooms, elect, rsn-re. circu
lating wood hearer. Garaee. good
rarden. Phone 4050.
FOR PENT Furnished 8-room hous.
ertrlc ove. flreplece. Adults
Phor.e 8032. Dark Orocery.
FOR PENT This B-autlful new du
av plex furnace heat Owner 11 Trips
THI CKS "OR PIN7-M'.v vourv.t
Ssv half PrMitt s Moo:. was S'.a
loo. Mala and Ivy. Phoa 4145.
FOR RENT HOUSES
FOR RENT Houat at 90 Queen
Ann Kevs at 619 Crater Lake
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
FOB RE-NT Desirable modem apart
ment, good location. 818 80. Oak
dale. ! FOB RENT Medium priced furnish
ed apartment. Inquire 306 so. oak,
dale. FURNISHED apartment. 317 w. 2nd.
FURNISHED Apt. (or rent. No doge.
Flndley Apta. 503 8. Holly St.
APARTMENT for rent. 440 60. River
side. OE BAUER Apt, furs uniurn.
FOR RENT 3-room furnished apart
ment. Adults. US Mistletoe.
FOR RENT F and P tpartmenu
a rooms and bath, fas beat. In
quire 317 West 6th.
FURNISHED APARTMENT. Frigid-
aire, electrte stove Holland Hotel
FOR RENT Furnished Rooms
WILL FURNISHED room with auto
matlo heat. 714 W. 10th.
LARGE, newly furnished room for
two people Twin beds, hest and
bath Outside entrance. Near Court
House. Phone 3S74.
WARM. ATTRACTIVE ROOM. 604
Pennsylvsnia.
SLEEF1NO ROOMS. 134 Tripp.
ROOMS for rent. Board tt desired
Phone 3388
ROOMS For Rent 163 N Oakdala.
ATTRACT1CE ROOMS 404 8 Orape
FOR RENT BOARD. ROOM
BOARD and Room 716 E Main.
FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS
PHOENIX HIWAT COURT On va
cancy S3 50. Wood, lights and
water furnished.
FOR SALE POULTRY
ATTENTION Turkey Growers! Max
Lyon strain breeding hen and
torn for aale. Contact not later
than Nov. 14th. Jlnnette S Teera.
Merrill. Oregon. Phone 0006, Box S5.
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
6-MONTHS old pig to trade for
dressed meat. Inquire 616 South
Ivy.
FOR SALE O I. C. whit boar. Ever
ett Orlsson, Central Point.
FOR SALE One good Jersey milk
cow, 3 red gilt sows, dozen R. I.
Red pullets. Central Point, a block
east school on County Road, 3nd
house on left. Dan Thompson.
jpOR SALE Jeraey cow and heifer.
rei. oeue.
FOR 8 ALE Feeder pigs, brood sowa,
Duroo boar, calves. Grant Road,
3rd house off Beall Lane. Sign on
gate. Central Point.
FOR SALE Young sows to farrow
soon. Ph. 6463.
CASH for old horsee. Dial 6376
FOR SALE OR TRADE Oood 3-year,
old horse. J. A. Mank. R. F. D..
Medford
FC.l SALE OR TRADE Lady's sad
dle horse. Phone 443. Jacksonville.
9-WEEKS-OLD plga. S3 each. Meadow
brook ranch, Eagle Point. Browna
boro highway.
FOR SALE Weaner and feeder pigs.
Also 7-month auemsey bull. W. A.
McDowell. Sams Valley.
FOR SALE DOGS. PETS
FOR SALE Belgian Sheperd pupple.
Phone 3749
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
1938 BUICK SEDAN Century model,
for sale or trade for lighter car.
Call Ends' Furniture Co.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE 320 acres, fenced, free
Irrigation, ham. hay atack. Wllblte
ranch. Lake Creek, Oregon.
190 ACRES all under cultivation. 100
seres alfalfa. 7 -room houae, three
large barns. On of the beat ranches
in Southern Oregon. Highway on
three sides, no Irrigation and none
needed. Attractive prlos.
Also
4a ACRES, 10 acre full bearing pear,
tractor, ipray rig. disc. Price 84.000.
Win take good car, soma caah and
6 mortgage.
C. 8. BUTTERFTELD
410 Medford Building
FOR SALE Property at 704 So. Oak
dale. 7-roora house. Inquire 1108
So Oakdale.
FOR A HOME In hills look up HILL
at Rogue River. Or.
FOR RENT 7 -room unfurnished
house, on acr. barn, chicken
house. 130. Phone 4929. or call at
Lillle's Place, corner Court and Mc
Andrew'a. FOR SALE or TRADE La rg real
dence lot. close In, Klamath Falls,
for late model used Plymouth. Bos
4348. Tribune.
WHEN YOU tntnk of real estate),
think of the Speneer-Bagley
Agency 103 W Main.
BUTLDINO A HOMEr Let ua handle
all detalla on 36-year FHA loans
quickly, efficiently. Ooldy Agency
CITY end country properties Rent!.
Loans. Insurance. C 8 Buturfleld
V'dro-d p-illrllr-
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE 6x1 J houae trailer, never
used. No reasonable cash offer re
fused. See at rear. 630 Plum street.
FOR SALE Oregon Improved straw,
berry plants, lc a plant. West end
cf Prune. R. 1, Box 131. Medford
A. J. Mullen.
FOR SALE Red applea. Phone 6051.
FOR SALE Lady s new bicycle, mar
oon color. 411 So Oakdale.
FOR SALE Men's hockey skate, sir
114. 83. Phone 4318.
USED WASHERS Electric and gaa.
Wood and electric stove. Oood
used radios Western Auto Supply
Co. 101 South Rlversld.
ron SALE OR TRADE for livestock.
I meadow hay In s'ack. Reaaonabl,
Everett Orlsson, Central Pout,
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
MONTE Rl dinette act; one rug. da-
vano and cnair, radio aua pnono
graph combination with recorder.
Furniture only t months old. 300
Elm St.
FOR YOUR cut flowers, bouquets
and funeral sprays call at the cra
ter Greenhouse. Crater Lake High
way. Telephone 4401.
A A A. Uncalled for Military Slacks
1800 value, at S9.SO. Klein the
Tailor, Upstairs.
ENGLISH WALNUTS 4S East 8th.
RED APPLES 400 lug. Bring eon
talners. Calhoun Ranch, 1 miles
southwest Phoenla.
NU BONE corsets. Sales and repair
service. 631 S. Riverside. Dial J5o9
FOR SALE A good piano, 1010 West
4th, Medford, Or.
MClirOKIt ItARUAIN HOI SI
We Have What You Want
Pipe and Fittings ll sizes
Soli Pipe and Dralnaie Fittings
Plumbing Futures and Septic Tanks
Tenia and Tarpa 'Una
Doors. Windows and Olaat
Spilt Pulleys. Belting, Cable and
Blocks
Barbed Wire. Stock Fenelng. etc
Roofing Paper. Building Paper
Paint. Roof Stain
Army Goods. Shoes. Boot
Quilts. Underwear and Socka
Pump and Macblnerv Tools for the
House. Farm. Loggers' and Mill
8uppllea
Nw and Used Furniture of All Kind.
Stoves and Circulator Heaters
We Can Save You Doliara
Ph. S744 37-38 N Grape St
FOR SALE Case machinery. Crown
feeds, seeds and fertiliser. Flnley
Implement Co.
FOR SALE Peara and applea. Joe
Kantor, a miles north Talent.
NEWTOWN APPLES at the Perl Or.
chards. Dial 6434.
FOR SALE Dry fir slabs and bard
wood. Phone 6180.
FOR SALE Memoerehlp In Medford
Flying Club. Cheap Phone 4971.
DRY FIR for aale.
6:00 o'clock.
Phone 6180 after
REAL BUYS in used clothing 1406
No. Riverside, across from Beck's
Bakery.
FIR SLABS Buy
Phone 4114.
How. City Fuel
FOR SALE Low priced lumber or
any building materials Csll ua Do
for you buy R. O Stephenson Co
Court and McAudrews. Telephone
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PERSONAL
SARAH ANNA will tell fortune every
day but Saturday and Sunday. 414
South Riverside. Just around the
corner.
Palmistry. Crvstal Reading. D. Miller
Ph 3446. 480 Mountain Ave. Aahland
START THE OREGON1AN by mall
Only 65c mth. Write OREOONIAN
Carrier. Box 51, Asnlsnd. Ore
MISCELLANEOUS
CALL 6523 for special dinner parties.
Old stage House. Phoenix, ore.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Antiques
EARLY AMERICAN OLASS at the
algn 6 mile south of Grants Paas
or 1 mil north of Savag Rapids
dam on Highway 99
Carpentering
CARPENTER WORK New or remod-
ellng. day or contract; free eetlmat
Phone 2021 214 Cottage St.
Chimney Sweep
CHIMNEY Sweep. Also furnsoe end
oil stove, cleaned Call Geo. Eaton
SB No Front Phone 4240
Chiropodist.
FOOT SUFFERERS
Opening modern Chiropody offices
Corns, caltouaea. Ingrown nalla
removed, arches corrected.
DR. ARNOLD M. DEPNER
Chiropodist. Foot Specialist
317 Fluhrer Bide Phone 310S.
Dressmaking
THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking.
Fur Remodeling. B u 1 1 o n a and
Buckles covered Room 803 0. 8
National Bank Bldg Tel 3931.
DREaSMAKINO Alteratlona. tailor
ing Katherin Stterl. Singer
l9Jioji3oOrape
Expert Window Cleaner
LET OEOROE DO IT1
EXPERT winoow Cleaner. Oeneral
houae cleaner, floor waxing, palnt-
tneGlrsrelPhorieaPM
MONEY TO LOAN
NEED MONEY?
When an emergency srlses and money
I needed quickly you will find thl
local firm ready to give your needa
prompt and friendly consideration
Repay the loan In monthly pay
menu adjusted especially to suit
you.
OREGON FTNANCr CO.
w. E Thomas. Mgr.
Lie. No. 8-11 M-217.
46 So. Central Dial 443
Horn owned and managed
Sine 1938
WE LOAN MONTY ON
YOUR CAR
Attractive Rat
COAST FINANCE
Harold H Brown Agenc)
License 311
121 East Main. Pnoc S444.
Roofing
WE REPAIR or apply any tvp of
roof Pa Deo Rooflnga. Shingle.
Coatings and Painta New etocg
Wall Paper gkeraoo Paint and
Roof Co. '8 So Bartlett Tel 8843
JOE SMITH YOUR ROOFIB
All Boot Trouble taken oar of.
All work guranfed.
Call 1T or J?9
Refrigeration.
REFRIOERATION SERVICE CO, th
only exclusive refnterstlon shop m
So Or Authorised factory service
D. Oould. ait W. jtclLsoa, fa. 4664.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
6twing Machines
W. H. ICLATT
Singer Distributor
So. Orape TeL 3 '(88
Medford. Oreeon
Translor
CITY TRANSFER 6TORAOB CO
Household moving and general
hauling. .9 8. Orape phone 4664
Day or night.
FURNITURE MOVING AND STOR
AGE We have van moving equip
ment for local and long dlstauoe
hauling. Dry and clean etorate
(concrete building 1 with special
locker rooms at low rates
SAMSON STORAGE WAREHOUSE
Phone 8756.
EADS TRANSFER - STORAGE CO
Office 16 South Fir. Phone 38.8
Frlcea right. Service guaranteed.
DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
40 8 Fir Street.
Insured Carrier.
Local and Long Distano Hauling.
Phone IB8B
Venetian Blinds
VENETIAN blinds insulted, guaran
teed, atesl or wood. Phone 4473
Burk'e Tent and Awning Worka
314 East Main
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice To Creditors
In the County Court of the
State ot Oregon, for Jackson
County.
In the matter of the estate of
John W. Elden, also known
T W riHan rlMfencPrl
The undersigned has been by
the county court 01 me aunt
of Oregon, for Jackson County.
nnniniflH nHml nistratnr with
the will annexed of the estate
of John W. Elden, also Known
as J. W. Elden, oeceasea, ana
has qualified.
All persons having claims
against said estate are hereby
required to present the same,
with the proper vouchers, with
in six months after the first
publication hereof, to the un
dersigned, at the office of Glenn
O. Taylor, his attorney, at 126
East Main Street, Medford, Ore
gon. Dated and first published
October 22, 1941.
HARRISON F. ELDEN,
Administrator with the will
annexed of said estate.
Notice to Creditors
Notice is hereby given that I
have been appointed by the
County Court of Jackson County.
Oregon, Administratrix of the
estate of Emma Winans, de
ceased, and have qualified. All
persons having claims against
said estate are nereoy nuiuicu iu
present them, with proper vouch
ers, and duly verified, to me at
the office ot Marry SKyrman,
Attorney for said estate, at
Room 409, Medford Center
Buildine. in Medford. Oregon,
within six months from the date
of this notice.
Dated and first published this
29th day of October, iai.
ELIZABETH SKYRMAN,
Administratrix.
Notice to Creditors
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon, for Jackson county.
In the matter of the estate of
Nannie Shaw, deceased.
The undersigned, James B.
Shaw, has been by the County
Court of Jackson County, Ore
gon, appointed administrator of
the estate of Nannie ohaw, de
ceased, and hag qualified.
All persons having claims
against said estate are hereby re
quired to present the same, with
the proper vouchers, within six
months after the first publica
tion hereof, to the undersigned,
at the office of Glenn O. Taylor,
his attorney, at 126 East Main
Street, Medford, Oregon.
Dated and first published
October 29th. 1941.
JAMES B. SHAW,
Administrator.
Notice of Filing Application For
Changes In Points of Diversion
of Water.
Notice is given hereby that
Smith A. Dusenbury of Gold
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Hill, Oregon, has filed an ap
plication with Cha. E. Strick
lin, State Engineer, for ap
proval of changes in points of
diversion of water from Sardine
Creek.
By decree of the court for
Jackson County, dated April
26, 1919, a water right was rec
ognized in the name of S. A.
Dusenbury for the irrigation of
13 acres with a date ot priority
of 1874 through the West Ditch
and 10 acres with a date of
priority of 1890 through the
East Ditch, described as follows:
7 acres in sw. ec. u;
10 acres in NE's NE',4. and 8
acres in NW'.t, NE'a. Sec. 17,
T. 36 S.. R. 3 W., W. M.
The West Side Duch is lo
cated 900 feet south and 240
feet west from the east quarter
corner, Sec. 5, and the East
Side Ditch is located 3.840 feet
north and 700 feet west from
the southeast corner. Sec. 8, all
in T. 36 S.. R. 3 W., W. M.
The applicant herein, owner
of the above-described lands,
proposes to change the present
points of diversion for the Irri
gation of said lands downstream
to a point to be located 650
feet north and 1,270 feet west
from the southeast corner of
Sec. 8 and to a point to be lo
cated 630 feet south and 1.270
feet west from the southeast
corner. Sec. 8. all In T. 36 S,
R. 3 W., W. M.
All persons Interested are
notified hereby that a hearing
will be held In the County
Court House at Medford, Ore
gon, on Monday, January 8,
1942, at 10:00 A. M. Any ob
jections to the proposed change,
if any there are. will be heard
at said time and place.
Any objections should be pre
pared In writing, one copy to he
Iperved on Smith A. Dusenbury.
'Route 1. Gold Hill. Oregon, and
one copy mailed to the State
Engineer at Salem, Oregon, at
least ten days prior to the date
set for hearing. If no objections
are filed, the application will
be approved without a hearing.
Dated at Salem, Oregon, this
4th dav of November. 1941.
CHAS. E. STRICKLIN,
State Encineer.
THE GRANGE
Upper Rogue Grange
Upper Rogue grange held Its
regular meeting November 6.
There will be no meeting on
November 20, next regular
meeting being December 4.
Ranald Axtell reported that
the Boy Scouts will hold their
court of honor in the grange
hall Wednesday evening, No
vember 19. Rov Vaughn re
ported on agriculture and Mrs.
Helen Axtell and Dr. Mallcry
reported on roads. Mrs. Alma
Mallery reported on H. E. activ
ities stating the next regular
meeting will be Tuesday after
noon, November 18. All mem
bers are urged to be present as
this will be election of officers.
Officers elected by the grange
for the coming year are: Master,
Herb Carlton; overseer, Ranald
Axtell; lecturer. Caroline Hard
ing; steward, Ed. Huston; assist
ant steward, Clarence Coons;
chaplain, Tressle Vaughn; treas
urer, Frank Ditsworth; secre
tary, Ola Huston; gate keeper,
Fred Horton; Ceres. Meryle Carl
ton; Pomona, Georgie Grieves;
Flora, Helen Axtell; lady assist
ant steward, Helen Coons: exec
utive committee. Rube Moore,
Roy Vaughn. Dr. Mallery; pian
ist, Gertrude Horn.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Faber
of Central Point were given the
third and fourth degree after
the business meeting. Mr. Henry
and Mr. Taylor of Medford en
tertained with moving pictures.
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Prospect. Nov. 12 (Spl)
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Grieve
entertained the Fortnightly Pi
nochle club Saturday night.
Four tables were In play and
high score prizes went to Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Kelley and con
solation awards to Mrs. Mary E.
Grieve and Everett Fraedrlck.
A tamale supper was served at
11 p. m. to Mr. and Mrs. Gus
Ditsworth, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Clemens, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Kellcy, Mr. and Mrs. Everett
Fraedrlck. Mrs. Mary E. Grieve,
Mrs. Frank Salter, Miss Jean
Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Grieve.
Nearly th entire high school stu
dent body attended the school dance
at th gymnetum, Thursday night,
sponsored by P.-T.A. Th football
boys wen guests of honor, celebrating
their recent victories. Chaperonea foi
th enjoysbls sftslr wer th high
school faculty. Mis. Elmer Clemens,
P.-T.A. president, and Mra. Qua Dlta
worth. Mr. and Mra. Allen Colllngwood
went to Medford, last week, and trad
ed their coup In on a late model
sedan.
Prospect P.-T.A. gav their flrat
card party for thla aeason In th
school cafeteria. Friday nlgnt.
Earl Webber. Elmer Clemen. Gu
Ditsworth. Olenn Fairchlld, and Wal
do Ny returned Friday from Desola
tion Creek, In Grant county, where
they had spent the past week hunt
ing elk. Th latter bagged a forked
horn. Spending Saturday In Medford
were Mr. and Mra Lloyd Johnson and
son. Mis Mary Oltna. Mr. and Mrs.
Qua Dttaworth and daughter Evelyn,
Mra. Elmer Clemens and daughter
Dorothy, Mia Beth Thompson Mr
and Mra. Burton Broomfleld and Bona,
Bertie and Bobby, Thayer Carlton.
David Vratal, Mr. and Mra. Harry
Qoode, Mr. and Mrs. Ooorgrt Jantser,
Mr. and Mra. Howard Mather and
family, Mra. Walter Smith and ehll-
dren. Mrs. Earl Webber. M a. Ueurge
Sherman and eon. Ronal-J, Mr. and
Mrs. William Herman and children
Arlet and Billy, Mr. and Mra. Floyd
Kelley and Olenn Fairchlld.
Mra. Olenn Fairchlld, daughter
Dorothy, and sons, John and Olenn
Jr., spent Saturday In Orant.i Pass
where John received medical care.
Mr. and Mra. Richard D. Gray and
sons, Oharle and Joa, visited over
the week-end with relatives at Gold
Hill.
Mra. Ethel M. Thompson, Prospect
elementary echool principal, attend
ed th grade school meeting at Med
ford. Saturday.
Mra. Lewi Jantsar sprat a couple
of day th laat of th week nt th
horn of her aunt, Mr. Setnple, on
Crater Lake Avenue. In Medford, to
be a near a doctor as ah la utter
ing with pleurisy. She returned to
her horn her Sunday and Is slowly
Improving.
Mrs. Wlllard Horn and son Norman
and daughter Melva shopped !n Med
ford Saturday and went m to Moon
Prairie, when they speas th week
end with Mr. Horn.
Considerable work haa been done
on th roads In thl loctlity recent
ly; th Ulrica and th Red Blanket
roads liava been graded, and th
Cntr Lk highway it an work.
ing on a turn-out at Jantsar village,
for th big echool bus
Foots Creek
Foots Creek. Nov. -12 (Spl.)
Sewing circle met with Mrs.
P. Dauga Nov. 3. Attending were
Mesdames Daily, Burton, Lance,
Cerveny, Miller, Kile, Epplnger,
Migren, Flick, Andus, and
Hutchlns. The afternoon was
spent in sewing. Next meeting
will be with Mrs. Ruby Flick,
Nov. 21.
Mr. and Mn. H. Albright of Chicago
bar bought eome 800 feet of rtver
frontage from Mr. and Mr. George
Drummond, adjoining th Cbalker
Motel. The Albright an having Mr.
Burn of Onnu Pass drill a wall
and plan to build a modern atuooo
auto court on th property. Th Al
bright' ton and daughter an attend
ing Oold Hill high school.
Mr. nd Mn. O. Cbalker, who re
cently told their property hen, th
Chslker Motel, an living at Olendsls.
Csllf, when Mr. Chalker I confined
to a hospital with heart aliment.
Mr. and Mn. Prank Dally bad a
gueeta Sunday Mrs. Dally' ltr and
family, Mr. and Mn. Busbnell of
Onnt Pass.
Mrs. Vencll Oerveny of th Benton
mln. near Olendai, spent evnl
daya at her horn her laat week,
Mr. nd Mn. Jama Shaw hav re
turned to their bom ben and Mr.
Shaw Is employed at th sawmill at
Rogu River.
Mr. and Mn. Prank Dally and
family wan Grants Pass shoppers
hot. a.
Word baa been reoslved her of
birth f a daughter to Mr. and ara.
J. Jon of Klamath Pall. Mn.
Jones will b remembered here a
th former Jophln Perfounuin.
Howard Baker ot Wlmer held ser
vices at the Sunday school Nov. 9 and
Rev. C. If. Stutsman of Onnt Paas
will hold service ben Sunday. Nor.
IS.
Mr. and Mn. Floyd Lane and eon.
Bobby, apent Sunday evening. Hot. I.
with relatives hen.
Phoenix
Phoenix, Nov. 12 (Spl.)
Thursday club will hold a cov
ered dish dinner Thursday eve
ning, November 13 beginning at
7 o'clock. The members' hus
bands have been Invited and
games will be played to raise
library funds. Members are re
quested to bring table service,
card tables, and lunch cloths.
Thursday afternoon, November is,
th nueeloturT aoclsty will bold Its
' monthly meeting In the church par
; lor. The meeting will begin at a
' o'clock.
Saturday morning, November IS, a
rummait and food aale wilt be held
In Johnaon'a Jewelry atom by -he
Thursday club. All member vre re
quested, to t-vo food on hand vly
In th morning.
Th Annual thro 1-act plays held
laat Friday evening at th echool
house wen a financial euocess, net
ting 843. Student of Talent high
school were guest of th Phoenix
students. The crowd waa th lrget
ever In attendance at a play. Out
standing performances wen turned
In by th following cton: Aluen
Wright of th senior class. BUI Mc
Mullun of th Junior class, and
George Johnson of th sophoinon
class.
Leaving November 6 for Washing
ton, D. C. wen Mr. and Mn. R. H.
Wilcox. They will atop In Boise, Ida
bo and be gon six week altogether.
Oarden club will meet Friday at
the home of Mra. Lillian Coleman. All
members an urged to attend.
Weldon Sloan, from University of
Ongon, spent th week-end visiting
his parent.
Mr. and Mra. Jewell Parr have re
turned to their home after working
In Parkdale, Oregon, for the past sev
en weeks. Enroute home they atop
pu at the Unlvenlty ot Oregon to
visit Eston Way.
A birthday dinner waa held N
ember 3 at Mr. and Mn. Woodford
Turpln'a honoring Mn. Jack Dane.
Attending wer Mn. Florence Wait-
field. Mra. Delia Fisher, Warren Hays.
Mr. and Mrs. Jsck Davis, and Mr. and
Mra. Woodford Turpln.
Oak Circle No. 349. Nelghbon cf
th Woodcraft, met In their regular
session November S Mn. Alma Sten
nett. dtstr.ct correspondent ot Ash
land waa a guest Mlaa Elva Caatv's
contest members put on a progrern.
consisting of gsmes and a ehort skit
which was enjoyed by all. rtefreah
menta were also served by th com
mittee.
Hot lunches started November 10
at echool. As a WPA cook waa not
available Mra. Robert Furry ha been
hired.
Th monthly meeting ot th Rogu
River Women's Colleg club was bald
Saturday afternoon at Mrs. A. V
Hardy' horn In Medford. Providing
musical ntrtalnment wen a clerl
net trio composed of Rhoda Williams.
Beverly Wilson, and Marilyn Wriht,
accompanied by Jun Davis.
Jean Hays returned to Klama'h
Palle Sunday after apendlng th
week-end at her horn in Phoenix.
Mr. and Mn. Bert Stancltffe enter-
tamed Sunday afternoon with a din
ner for Mrs. Blackwood. Miss Marlon
Stancllffe. Gary Denser and Barbara
S'ancllfte.
Thimble club met at th horn of
Mn. Lillian Coleman November T, tor
a covered dish dinner. Mrs. Nina
Reams waa assisting boat.. Pres
ent wen Mabel Bourn, Elva Brle
co. Telltha Plckel, Marl furry. Enid
Caater, Eva Miller. Etta Parker a no
th hostesses. Plan were mad for
a basaar and card party on December
IS A epeclsl meeting of the club
will be held at th horn of Mn. Eva
Miller Thursday. November 18. when
mernben an akd to be present at
10 a. m. with a paper bag lunch,
scissors, and thimble to work cn
the quilt for th bazaar. There will
be other work for those who do not
autlt.
Travel! Turpln recently returned
from a hunting trip In Dead Indian
with a 400 pound bear.
Attending a luncheon St Mn. Flor
ence Meat of Medford, Friday, were
Mn. Florence Wakefield, and Mn.
Delia Fisher.
Evelyn Klower and Oen Dart of
Ashland, wer married In Reno, Ne
vada. November I.
Mlaa Jean Salad of Chicago, Mlaa
Patricia Thorn peon. nd Mr. and
Mn. Angus Bowmer visited Mr. Ray
mond Fish. Saturday, who haa been
111 with Influensa.
Oarden club awarded caah prices to
Boyd Waterman and Revs Lybnnd
In th flower contest recently held.
Dr. W. H. Eaton of Medfori will
preach at tre Preabyterlan church
next Sunday morning.
Brownsboro
Brownaboro, Nov. 12 -(Spl.)
Charles Craig of Medford spent
the night of Nov. 3 with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Craig
and the following day they all
motored to Red Bluff, Calif.,
where they visited friends and
relatives.
Mrs. O. A. Hansen bad ss a re
cent guest, her cousin, who reside
In Ashland. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Leonard of Horn brook. Calif, vera
also gueat at th Hansen bom laat
Tueaday.
Pour new pupils have entered
echool, bringing th enrollment up
to lghteen. Next week win b va
cation week for th children. Mra.
Wise will attend Institute at Ash
land th first part of th week and
Thursdsy and Friday, th school will
be closed for Thenkagtvlng.
Mn. Rohrer entertained th Lad lea
club laat Thursday, Th afumoon
waa apent tewing and visiting. Nsvt
meeting. Dec. 11. will b at th bom
of Mr. John WIIon.
Mr. and Mn. Allen McAte of Con
cord, Calif., and Mrs, Ellen McA'ee
of Dunngo, Col., were gueat at th
Walter Marshall bom laat wvtt.
Mra. Ellen McAte 1 a slstr of Mr
T. Marshall and It was their first
visit In many yeara. Th McAtac
wer nrout to Olympla, Wash, to
vlalt other relaUvee.
Flying Field Shrinks
Randolph Field, TexasWV-
The 2,300-acre airdrome here at
Randolph Field was too big for
the 700 aviation cadets to get
any practice In night landings.
It was too simple for the pilots
to cut th throttle and go Into a
glide, because they couldn't
miss. So the training officers
have, with amber lights, marked
a landing strip of 3,200 by 400
feet, and now the cadets really
hav something to shoot el
Meteorological Report
By V. S. WHITHER BIHEAU
Forecasts
Medford and vicinity: Occaalonal
rein tonight and Thursdsy. utti
chang In temperature.
Oregon: Occaalonal rain tonight
and Thursday. Utile change In tem
perature. Increasing southeasterly
wina offcoaat becoming strong.
Loral Data
Temperature a year ago today:
Highest 87; Lowest 43.
Total monthly precipitation Jti
1 lrhea. Excess for th month J I
Inche.
Tttal precipitation srnoe Seotim
her I. 1941. 1 39 Inche. Excess fur
th season .81 inch.
Pelstlv humidity at 4:30 p. m.
yesterday 88: 4:30 a. m. today 100 'i.
Tomorrow Sunrise 8 59 a- m. Sua
eel 4:83 p. m.
Observetlons Taken at 4:S a. oa.
ISO Meridian Tim.
u
11
SB
it
s c
St 40 JW Cloudy
4 8T oa P Cldy
85 83 M Cloudy
8 34 .00 Clsar
87 88 .00 Cloudy
70 38 J00 Cloudy
83 88 M Cloudy
SO 43 .00 P. Cldy
48 37 .00 Clear
48 30 .00 Clear
64 M .00 Cloudy
88 48 .09 Cloudy
60 SS XK) P. Cldy
88 83 M Cloudy
84 38 M P. Cldy
88 84 T Rain
81 40 J33 Cloudy
84 44 .08 Rain
48 86 AO P. Cldy
86 44 M Cloudy
Boston 1
Chicago 1 ! 1
Denver
Eureka ,
Havre
Los Angsle .
Medford
Nsw York
Omsha ,
Phoenix ,
Portland
Reno 1 mi
Roaebung
Salt Lak
San Francisco-
Seattle
Spokane
Wash., D. C
Yakima
McLeod
McLeod. Nov. 12 (Spl.)
Tommy Close who has been fly
ing for Uncle Sam In Pensacola,
Fla., is here visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Close on
Butte creek. After stay ot a
week he will leave for Virginia
for more flying.
A tork ahower was given Mrs. Lots
West at the home of her mother,
Mn. Mllly Ola. October 81.
Mr. and Mr. Jim Lavtn of Wichita.
Kan an houae guaat of Mr. and
Mrs. Alex La Tin and family.
Mra. Out Dl ta worth and Mrs. rimer
Clammona of Prospect and Mra. Roy
Vaughn spent November 8 visiting
Mra. Frank Ditsworth.
Mr. Marsha Dolenshek netted Mm.
Mllly Olsas Wednesday, November 6.
Mr. and Mn. Prank Ditsworth
apent a week recently visiting Mr.
and Mra. Oarald Rucb and Mr. and
Mra. Bert Harr of Upper Applegate.
Mr. and Mra. Oroff of Rainier,
Wash, are gueat of Mr. and Mra,
Fred Horton at Evergreen ranch.
Roy Vaughn baa been gathering
cattla off th high range r-ar th
paat week. While In th Red man.
set country he stayed with hi sister,
Mr. Violet DlUworth.
Trail church 1 getting a new coat
of paint,
Mr. and Mrs. n. 8. Ehbert ntr-
Inad thre tables of pinochle Nov.
ember I. High prise was won by
Mrs. Helen Axtell and conaotatlon
prla by Jack Johnston, wall the
traveling prla want to Bob Cham
berlain. Mr. and Mra. Clifford Smith hav
rone to Lot Angalae for a few month
visit. Mrs Ooldl Johnston and Mrs. Cr.
sls Tat ban nturtwd to their bom
here after vleltlng relative la San
Jose. Mrs. Nit Steam and her
daughter, Diana, aocompanled them
or a snort visit. Mr. Stearns and
daughter an allln to Honolulu
November 14 to join bar husband,
Ctrl Stearna, who as In defense work
In Hawaii. Mra stearna 1 th daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Tat.
Elk Creek P.-T.A. bald a public
card party at Tate Resort November
7. Traveling prla waa won by Bob
Alworth and high aeon by Mr. and
Mr. Herman McFsriand. Consolet'on
waa won by Wandal Vaug.ua and
Mrs. Pannl Rayoro.
Travel Table
AIRPLANES
Northbound
tVesT - Malls Close
so a, to. 4:14 a. m,
13:38 p. m. I1S8 a ta.
4:08 p m (Flag stop) No mall
48 p m (Flag (topi No Mall
8 .28 p. at. (Flag (top) p. n.
goutbocAind
Uasv Malta Clot
10 47 a. m. 1003 a n.
87 p at. (Flag stop) 4 43 p aa,
7:lt p. as. (Flag stop) No Mall
11-7 p. m. 10 -3 p. m.
1 RAINS
Northbound
Leav
Malls Close
10.3 a m.
II 9 a. m.
1-0 p. m.
80 p. tav
Southbound
Leav
Malls Claw
88 a m. '
M p. at.
7 AS a. m.
I St p. m.
BLttS
North
South
3 SO a. m.
1 SO a m.
8 as a at.
1 40 p m.
110 a m.
8 so a m.
so a m.
80 p v
a:t p
eoa p. a.
to katmatn relle
S -OS p m
lsm a -main falls
J0 a nv
() T Aahland only.
() To Oraata Pas only.
Hot- Auto eoant-tlnt tint elaat
mall alone at to a ta for delivery
at point north ef 8-ug-sn and at
It) p. a for CMIvary at tKata
tout- nwratniuir.
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