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LOST Black Onyx aororlty pin. dta-
DODQ suaJ. uitck iw vni m tmu
Nu. Reward. Phone 8805.
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WANTED MALE HELP
FRUNERS WANTED Rogue River
Orchards. End of r?o. Central.
WANTED FEMALE HELP
WANTED Competent woman for
CaU 4014.
WANTED Women to do small
amount of housework. Oo home i
nights. 11 Vancouver. I
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WANTED Reliable woman between ;
M and an with some aooktns and
waltreaa expertenoe. Out of town. .
650 mo. room and board. Inquire
11 No Columbus. Phone 4490.
HELP MALE AND FEMALE
WANTED Couple to look after gel
gentleman In comiortable home.
Give character references and aal
ary expected. Tribune. Box691
W ANTED SITU A TIONS
WANTED Carpenter or repair work.
Phone 8384.
RELIABLE woman wants to stay
with children evenings. Phone 8360.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANT partner with small amount of
cash. Oood proposlton and good
Tribune.
TOUNO MAN wante ride to South
Dakota. References. Call 8417.
WANTED TO BUY Small going res
taurant, suitable for man and wife.
Box 354, Tribune.
WANTED Chairs. tools. dressers,
bed springs, anything of value. Box
648, Post Office. Private party.
WANTED Driver or couple to San
Francisco for holidays. Phone 3894.
WANTED Cheap room by widow
lady. Permanent. Tribune, Box 301.
PHONE 806. Mattress, upholstering.
Central Point Mattress Factory.
WANTED Horns on farm for dog.
1700 Prune St.
FAINTING and kalsomlnlng. No Job
too big or too small. Phone 3083.
All work guaranteed. 8. R. Carey.
WANTED Improved 1 acres or lees
close in Olve price, location, ato
Box 634. Superior. Wyo.
DRESSMAKING. Altering. 44(1 So
Riverside
WELL DRILLING 61 80 per ft first
80 ft. etc J M Dodge. 619 King
HIGHEST, eaab paid for iron copper
brass, radiators, aluminum bst
tenee tubes rags laed asd sins
Medford Bargain Houas
WANTED
Wool, monair hides and pelts
Medrord Baraalu House 37 North
Orape St Phune 9744
WILL PAV MOST CASH
For Ouod Used Furniture
HOLBKOOK FURNITURE
18 North Front Phone 4033
BUT PHirr.a PAID
For Tour Furniture
'MM MKM1I KK Phone 4740.
FOR RENT HOUSES
6-ROCM3. modern, newly decorated.
Close In. near high srhool. Reason
able. Owner. Phone 4303.
FOR RENT Partly furnished house
on East aide. Phone 6385.
FOR RENT 6 -room modern house,
partly furnished, close, desn,
adults 340 South Orape.
FOR RENT 3-rocm bouse, base
ment. furnace. On Sprint Street.
Inquire Peach Street Orocery.
FOR RENT Furnished duplex. 3
rootns and enclosed sleeping porch;
strictly modern, 840 per month.
Phone 8106.
FOR RENT Smsll whit house north
of Big T. 613 60 Also house. 716
Pine. 6 rooms, wood 'ante, circula
tor heater. See owner at first house
north Big T on old highway. Week
davs only from 11 s m. tu 3 p.m.
Mrs. R. E. Carley.
FOR RENT New S-room modern
bouse. Inquire 98 Almond.
FOR RENT 6-room house, partly
furnished. 811 Laurel.
SMALL unfurnished boue with
range and heater. East aide. H. L.
Cook. 1104 W. Main.
FOR RENT Furni'hed housss. 4 to
7 rooms 1127 West Main, Te -,
ftpone 4897.
FOR ReT Furnished 4-room house. I
FOR RENTHOUSES
4-room and bath. 918.00. garage and
chicken yard, city water. Sea own
er Wednesday a. m. at Richfield
Station. 6U1 and Grape.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished 6-room
modern bouae. 3 bedrooms, fur
nace heat, electric range, waahlnf
machine. Prlgldatre. garage, eloae
In. at 830 w. Fourth. Key at 44
No. Pescn
FOR RENT s-room partly fumlahed
house, dec range, waaner, gaa
range, circulating heater. Phone
a&ai.
FOR RENT A-room furnlihed bouao.
No pets. Inquire 403 Newtown.
FOR RENT S-room duplex, well fur
nished, clean.' close In. reasonable.
618 South Oakdals.
FOR RENT Lovely new small bouae.
strictly modern. Oat utilities, floor
furnace. H. L. Cook. 1104 Wast
Main.
HOUSE FOR RENT JO Tripp.
FOR REN r Furnished 4 -bed room. 9
batbroom residence and garage
Close In. Electric stove. Frlgldslre.
gaa furnace, shade, shrubbery and
garden. Victor C. Setber.
FOR RENT Furnished 9 -room bouse
electrto stove, fireplace Adults
Pbon 6033. Darka Orocery.
FOR RENT 6-rem modern cottage,
unfurnished. 625 00. Inquire 136
Cottage
TRUCKS FOR RENT-Move yourself
Save half Prultt's Mooligaa Sta
tion. Main and Ivy Pbon 4146
FOR RENT 7-room plastered house
with bath, lanre lot, 627.50. L. Q
Plcell. 16 S Bartlett.
FOR RENT Furnished Roomt
iS2 - - SPSy a J VH 1
like, with or without board.
No. Holly.
WARM, furnished room, private bath
and entrance. Oar axe. 1104 W.
Main.
WARM, well furnlsned room. Break
fast and dinner 11 desired. Dial
4131.
ROOMS (tor Ref- 153 M Oakdale
ATTRACT1CE ROOMS 404 8 Orape
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
-,.
FURNISHED apartment.
3nd.
FOR
RENT Purnlahed apartment.
Adulta only. No. 6, Laurel.
ATTRACTIVE 4-rm. fumlahed apt.,
steam heat, frlgldalre. over Rollo
way'a Orocery. Ph. 8836.
FURNISHED apartment, Frlgldalre,
I electric stove. Holland Hotel.
FURNISHED apartments, steam heat
ed, new gas range and refrigeration.
Adulta. 330 No. Holly.
FURN. APT Steam beat, hot water.
Frlgldalre. 503 B. Holly St.
FOR RENT Furnished apt. Heat and
water 835 So Ivy. Call mornings ;
or evenings after 0.
! MODERN, attractive furnished apart
ment. Adulta 630 So Oakdale.
FOR RENT 8-room furnished apart
ment Adults 138 Mistletoe
FOR RENT F and P apartments
9' roomt and bath gas beat. In
quire 317 West 6th
FOR RENT BOARD. ROOM
BOARD t ROOM. 716 t Main
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE Extra large. 6 gallon
Guernsey cow, freahen soon. Extra
lsrge Holateln cow. ready to freah
en with first calf. White brood
sow to farrow with second litter In
January. Corn fed fat sows, two
gilts, over 100 lbs. West Main. Sec
ond houas west Frees' Oarage.
FOR SALE Pigs. Alfred Pells, Eagle
Point. Crater Lake Highway.
FOR SALE Cow, 640. Inquire Steve's
Shoe Service, 187 N. Central.
FOR SALE Weaner and feeder pigs
C. T. Hlgdon, Routs 4, Box 331,
Fern Valley.
FOR SALE Thirty wesners. Rt. I,
Medford, Jos Nary,
OPENING Dee. 8. st 1:80 tnd every
Saturday thereafter, modern heated
acutlon sal bam. Oood demand
for all kinda of livestock. Three
miles south Klamath Falls on old
Midland road.
FOR SALB OR TRADE Oood 8-year-old
bores J. A Manke. & F D.
Medford
CASH for old horee Dial 6376
FOR SALE DOQ3. PETS
FOR SALE Friendly chow dog, reas-
onable price, pip K Btrtlett.
FOR SALE POULTRY
FOR SALS Pun-blood Hubbard
strain New Hampshire Cockerela.
Phone Ashland 8341, R. N. Cheney,
Rt. a, Ashland.
34 N. H. Red laying pullets. Buaerest
Orchard. Tslent.
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE 4-room modern home, 9
bedrooms, dinette, fireplace, com
pletely furnished or unfurnished.
Inquire by calling 3884.
MTJDPORD INCOME property for sale.
Duplex. P. O. Box 665, Newman,
Cal.
WANT TO REDUCE your eosi of Hy
ing. Buy this 4 acre place. 3
miles from Medford. Modern house
snd out buildings, pasture, alfalfa,
orchard and walnuts. Place for
cowa. pigs snd poultry. Be th W.
B. Brltton piacs. Oak Orov Road.
Priced right. Terms.
FOR SALE- 6-room house. 9 bed
rooms, breakfast nook. bath, servlc
porch, wssb trays; lot 60x130 feet:
Isrre shsds trees; peved afreet, de
sirabls location Closs In. 91900
Terms.
L O. PICKfXL
18 S Bartlett
BUILDING A ROME Let us handle
all de'stle on 95 year FHA loen
quickly sfftctsntly Ooidy Aaency
C1TT and country ernpeniea Rentei
Loatia Iriaurane C B Buttarfleld
409 Medford Building
WHEN TOO think of real estate
think of the Snencer- Bsgley
fr W Mem
I rOR EXCHANGE Real Esisls
TBADB Small 4-room bouae In
Jacksonville, for a acrea or leee.
Improved. Box 667. Tribune.
FOR BALI OR TRADE I acre and
4-room modern bouae on Lozier
Lane for home near Junior high
acbool. See Pierce, Room 1. Palm
Building. Medford.
TOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
CHEVROLET coup for aale
cheap; good shape. See Floyd Pal
mer, Crater Lake Motors, or 333
Mae St.
FOR SALB OR TRADE Equity In
1939 Ford Deluxe Fordor. Good aa
new. 416 Boardman.
WILL TRADE OR SELL 1035 Plym
outh coupe for later model Ford
or Chevrolet. 616 So. Oakdale. af
ter 6 p. m.
NEW 1643 Chevrolet Matter, 6-pasaen-ger
coupe with extra bumper
guards, dock, vanity mirror, etc.
heator and defroeter; never been
run.
1641 Packard "130". 4-door sedan
demonstrator; 6300 reduction.
Perry L. Ash craft, 128 So. River
aide. FOR SALE Model A Ford coupe. Fine
shape, not been used since com-
Sletely overhauled, new paint, good
res. 314H Haven Street.
FOR SALE '30 Chevrolet coupe, ex
tra good condition, fair price. 330
No. Riverside.
40 USED cars to pick from, priced
from 635 00 up. No car aalaaman
to annoy you. More allowance on
your car. Shultr. Bros.
1038 BU1CK SEDAN Century model
for sale or trade for lighter car
Call Beds- Furniture Co
F 0H sale-miscellaneous
ORDERS TAKEN for Reel 811k Hos
iery. Phone 3008. 839 Apple.
CROCHETED bedspreads, potnaettla,
Irish crochet. 1109 W. 11th.
FOR SALE Pithing boots, alt 10.
A. Patterson, lat lane off Thomas
road.
FOR SALE Handmade bedspreads,
reasonable. Mrs. Rtckard. Rt. 1,
Box 633.
SADDLES Real leather, real work
manship, aa low as 879.50. See them
at Hansen Hardware.
FOR SALE Davenport. 68. 118 Ken-
FOR SALE Equity In 6800 worth of
latest, most up-to-dat furniture
In 4-room house, will sacrifice for
quick aale. Call after 4 p. m. 803
a.awaraa.
ELECTRIC Simplex Ironer for sale
eneap. Address 1116 I. 11 to.
FOR SALE S cu. ft. electrto refrig
erator In first class condition, half
price. 808 North Ivy Street.
FOR SALE Lovely full budded Xmas
Cactus. 40" spread. Mao large as
paragus fern. Make lovely girts.
jTioune, box sua.
EXCELLENT values In used washers.
radios, refrigerators. Flck Howe.
COAL Clean and lots of heat, 66.00
ton at mine. 67.50 delivered Med
ford and Phoenix. 35 Kenwood.
Phone 6095.
NEW World Blks. Reasonable pries.
1311 Locust.
ENGLISH WALNUTS 435 Bsrhsrt St.
LATE model Hoover Sweeper for bal
ance on contract. Feldman Electric
Phone 8577.
FOR XMAS Crocheted Dollies. Hand
Embroidered Pillow pases. Tea Tow
els, etc. 417 J. St.. house In rear.
FOR SALE Largs circulating heater,
wood or coal, fit good condition.
Price 635 00. Don Elliot. Rt. 3, How
ard Ave. Tel. 6945.
FOR SALE Pears snd spples. Joe
Kaiitor 9 miles north Talent
FOR SALE oil heater 10" burner.
Economise; La Fargue: Electric
stove. Crawford. Phone 3633. 1709
E. Main.
FINEST QUALITY NURSERY STOCK
at lowest price In years. Csll or
write Alwyr Company, Route a.
Box 10, North Medford, nsw bleb
wsy. REAL BUYS In used clothing 1408
No Riverside, across from Back's
Baksry
FOR SALE Low priced lumber or
any bulldlug materials Call us be
fore you buy R O Stephenson Co
Court and Mc Andrews Telephone
9000
Singing cansrles make fins presents
See them St 1137 W. Msln. Pb 4897.
AGATE JEWELRY. Novelties and
Myrtle-Wood Hsv your Ms tee cut
at San to 'a Agate Shop, 436 East
Main St,
WOOD Dry ftr and laurel oa ground
or delivered. Phone 8859.
WA8H-RS and Ironera for Xmas Fill
motbera atocklng with beautiful
Speed Queen More features. Ail
year to pay Flak Hdwe.
FOR SALB Dry Mr and hardwood
Phone 4603 Hawley Fuel Co.
MONARCH Ranees Byrd used them
Easy price range Flck Hdwe
WOOD snd Oil Circulators Best buys
In town Flck Hdws.
MYERS Jseuasl Pumps Installed
100 guaranteed PI k Rdw.
RADIOS Golden Tone General Elec
tric Select now Flck Herdwsr
MUlfllHIl S4RIIAIM HOI SI
We flsv Whet You Went
Pipe and Pinnies ell sixes
Soil Pip snd Drslnase Pming
Plumblns Fixtures end Septw Tanks
Tsnt and rams 'tins
Doors windows snd Olasa
Split Pulleys Belting. Cable and
Block
Barbed Wire Stock Fencing eta.
Roofing Paper Building Paper
Paints Roof stain
Army okis Shoes Boots
Quilts Underwear and Socks.
Pumps snd Machinery Tools lor th
Houss. Farm Lnatrers' and Mill
Suppllss
New snd Used Furniture of All Kinds
Stoves snd Circulator Hesters
We Osa Save Yon Dnllers
Ph 3744 37-88 N Ores St
DRY FIR for saw Phone 8180 after
6 00 o'clock
FULLER BRUSHES Phon 4014
FIR SLABS -Buy Mow City Fuel
Phone 4H4
MISCELLANEOUS
BOWMAN BEAUTY SALON SUG
GESTS s lovely PERMANENT
WAVE for s Christmas gift for her.
The best of materials used. The
best of operators to give them. Op
erators. Marcella Bowman, Maxlne
Stlnson. Leons Crawford. Phone
8188. 937 South Central.
ELECTROLUX Sales 6 Service, pbon
8889.
CAL1 6523 for special dinner parties
old stage House, rnuenlx. ore.
PERSONAL
SARAH ANN will turn the cup ev
ery osy except saturaay ana nun
day. 414 So. Riverside.
PSYCHIC. Cards and Palm Reading.
60e. 618 N. Bartlett.
MRS. DELMAR Palmist. By natural
girt with yeara of research and
atudy. Olvea advice on all affairs
of life, business, love or trouble.
When all others fall see me. Hours
10 a. m. to 9 p. m. Rainbow Auto
Camp. Highway 99. North.
Palmistry Crystal Reading D Miller
Ph 8448 480 Mountain Are Ashland
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR SALE Smsll business, groceries
and gaa. 9 pumps. At Inventory.
Living quarters In rear. Bellvlew
Store. Ashland. Ore.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Antiques
EARLY AMERICAN OLA 88 at the
sign 6 miles south of Oranta Pas
or mile nurtb ot Savage Rapids
dam on Hurhwav 99
Assayer
ASSAYER W. O Wright. 3318 Capi
tal Avs City So of water reservoir
Gold 61. copper 61. cinnabar 63
Carpentering
LESLIE RALSTON, General Contract
ing, fine finishing work. All kinds
Csrpenterlng. For estlmstes pleess
csll at 701 N Riverside or Tel. 381
Christmas Cards
SCRIPTURE TEXT Christmas Cards
Dainty Handkerchiefs. Albert's Myr
tlewood Novelties THE ALBERTIU
LA. 130 North Central
Chimney Swsap
CHIMNEY Sweep Also furusoes snd
oil stoves cleaned Csll Oeo Eaton
38 Nr. Front Phone 4340
Chiropodist.
FOOT SUFFERERS Opening modern
Chiropody offices. Corns, csllousee,
Ingrown nans removed, arches cor
rected. Dr. Arnold M. Depner, Chir
opodist, Foot Specialist. 317 luh
rer Bide. Phone 3103.
Expart Window Claanar
LEI OEORdE DO IT I
RXPER1 winouw Clesnsr General
bouae cleaners flour waxing palnt
ing Oeo 8 Oliard Phone 3954
Dressmaking
PHE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking
Fur Remodeling B u 1 1 o o s and
Buckles covered Room 609 U 8
Nstlunsi Bank Bldg Tel 8931
DREoSMAKINO Alterations tailor
ing Bathertne Satterlee. Slngel
MONEY TO LOAN
YOU ARE INVITED
to see us for
CHRISTMAS CASH
PROMPT FRIENDLY SERVICE
on
Car, Livestock snd Personal Loans
OREOON FINANCE CO.
W. . Thomas. Mgr.
Lie. No. 8-11 M-31T
48 Bo. Central Dial 4438
Horns owned and managed Since 1938
WE I0AN MONEY ON
YOUR CAR
Attractive Rates
COAST. FINANCE
Harold H Brown Agency
License 311
133 East Main Pbons 3448.
PRIVATE MONEY on Improved farms
Address Box 416. Trlbuns.
ACROSS
L Hoarse eound
4. Higher than
6. Old piece
cloth
It The nillkflsk
II. At no time
14, Old musical
note
llw Oriental com-
manner
14. French liver
17. Cleaning Im
plement
18. Princely Italian
house
16. Sea eagle
11. Tree
21. From there
21. Humbled
24. Drlnklns
fllasaea
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Old ttmast
aoetie
Is. Moentaia la
Crete
II. Pitcher
II. Crafty
17. State posi
tively II. Beverage
19. Soft murmor
40. Concerning
4L Cooperation f
s group
44. Breathe la
it Care for
10. Course of eat
ing
11. Weisnt ,
13. Silkworm
14. Always: eonrr.
si. Sacred flf of
India
If. tntect
51. Unit
I'j. Fine eld Ttolla
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Nursing Horn
TRUAX NUR81NO HOME Graduate
Nuraea. Equipped to care for all 111
neaaee except Surgery and O. B
cases Phone 161. Jacksonville. Ore.
NURSERY STOCK
CARLTON NURSERY
The only nursery In Southern Oregon
with a complete stock of fruit, nut
snd shade trees snd ornamental
ahrube and planta on hand during
all th planting aeason.
Carlton Nursery. 63nd year
4 miles South of Medford on
Pselflo Htehwsy. Look for the
Mir-c-llte slrn.
Roofing
WB REPAIR or spply any type of
roof Paoco Roofings Shingiea
Coatings ana Paints Nsw stuck
Wall Paper Ekerson Paint snd
Roof .. i8 So Bsrtlett Tel 843
JOB UMITH YOUR ROOFER
All Root rruubles taken care of
All work guaranteed
Call 3768 or 3349
Transfer
CITY TRANSFER STORAGE OO
Household moving and general
hauling 9 8 Orape Phone 4664
Dsy or night
FURNITURE MOVING AND 8IOR
AGE We have vsn moving equip
ment far local and lung dlstsuoe
hauling Dry and clean store te
(concrete building l wltb special
locker rooms at low rates
SAMSON STORAGE WAREHOUSE
Pbons 8766
EAD8 TRANSFER 41 STORAGE CO
Office 16 South Fir Phone Mt2
Prices right Service guaranteed
DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAOI
40 S Fir Street
Insured Carriers
Local and Long Dlaisnc Hauling
Phone IBX6
Vacuum Claanar Servlc
GUARANTEED SERVICE on all makes
of vacuum cleaners. Called for and
delivered free. Feldman Electric.
Phone 3577.
Phoenix
Phoenix. Dec. 0. (Spl.
Thursday club will meet Decem
ber 11 at the home of Mrs. Mat
thew Bark-ley with Mrs. Pete
Montgomery assisting. Plans
will be made for the annual
Christmas party
Choir practice for Christmas mu
slo will bs held Thursdsy at 6 p. m.
Ut ths Presbytertsn church parlor.
Garden elub will meet Friday at
Mrs. Woodford Turpln's boms. Mrs.
Esther Wilson will assist. A dessert
lun:beon will be heed, followed by a
business meeting.
Ladles' Missionary society will meet
wtth a covered-dish luncheon In the
Presbyterian church parlor Thursday.
December 11.
Olrl Scouts will hold a Chrlstmaa
candy party Tuesday, Dsoember 9 at
7 p. m. at Phoenix high aehool in the
home economics rocra. All girls be
tween the sges of ten and eighteen
are cordially Invited.
Martin Hill la confined to ths Sac
red Heart hospital with pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Brrt Stadln of Klam
ath Falls were week-end visitors st
ths Colonel A. H. Dudley home.
Miss laabelle Miller, tilth school
teacher. Is confined at bome with the
mumps. Miss Vera Humphrey of
Medford Is substituting for her.
Lesvlng December 9 for Sunland.
Calif, waa Miss Marian Btancllffe.
Sh will spend ths winter with her
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Alford Adama.
Jr.
Neighbors of Woodcraft met In reg
ular session Thursday. Plana were
made for a bazaar and card party
to bs held December 18.
Mrs. Fred Powell of Centralis. Wn
was a recent guest at the Woodford
Turpln home, Mrs. Powell Is ths
Snleos of Mrs. Dells Fisher.
A covered-dlah luncheon wss en
Joyed December 8. st Mrs. Robert
Furry's horns. Attsndlng were Mrs.
Earl Briscoe. Mrs. Alvtn Costs, Mrs.
Seotty Falrweether, Mrs. Mllo Furry.
Mrs. Raymond Furry. Mrs. Doug 8td
msn and th hostess.
Solution Of Ysstsrday's Funis
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14. Covered wit
plums
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17. Body Jclnt
II. Masculine sick-
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44. Standard of
perfection
41 lifter of one's
nephew
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44. Covet.
Ths annual Jackson County School
Maeura banquet will bs held Mon
day evening, December, st Phoenix
high school. Ths Olrls Lesgu will
prepare snd serv ths dlnnsr.
Motoring with Maynard Wilson
from Klamath Falle for ths week
end waa Jean Hays.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyds Lynrand and
children, Reba snd John, hsv moved
to Klamath Falls. Their property
has been purchased by M. Smith snd
family of California.
Thimble club met Friday at the
horns of Mrs. Ka Miller. A covered
dish dinner waa enjoyed and quilt.
Irvr wss done afterwards.
Mr. snd Mrs. Bob Coke srs proud
parents of a baby boy born Saturday.
December 8. Mrs. Coke is th for
mer June Feebler.
Mrs. Florence Wakefield, whs has
been visiting her sister, Mr. Dans
Fisher, left for Los Angeles Thursday,
where ahe will apend the winter.
Ths Old Stags Houss now has a
new dancs hall which will be used
by private parties.
Colonel A. H. Dudley auctioned a
box social st Wayhaussr Camp en th
Oreen Spring Frtdsy evening.
John Blackford. Snider truck driver
of Medford, wrecked his truck Friday
evening on ths Pacific, highway In
th south city limits.
Phoenix high school beat Sams Val
ley at the basketball tournament
held In Medford, December 6.
Brownsboro
Brownsboro, Dec. 9. (Spl
Mr. and Mra. Orville Wright of
Montana are gueats at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Wright
Billy Wright, who Is attending
school in Ashland, spent th
week-end at home.
Friends of th Fernlend family ex
tend sincere sympathy to them In ths
loss of thslr son snd brother. Boa
Fernland, who waa burled In Browns-
boro cemetery last Thursday,
Ths pie social given at ths school
houss list Thursdsy evening wss well
attended and enjoyed. Oeonj Brown
acted as auctioneer and 313 wss rs-
sllzrd frcra ths sals of ths pies. This
will be used for a Christmas treat
for ths children of th community,
Dell Wilson. Uttl son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Wilson, who wss taken
seriously 111 last Saturday and un
derwent an operation for appendicitis
at a local hospital. Is getting rtldnf
as well as can be expected.
Meeting of th Ladles Social oluo,
which waa to have been with Mrs.
Wilson next Thursdsy, has been post
poned Indefinitely.
The Grange
Young Grangers
Jackson County Pomona
young Grangera of America will
meet at Bellvlew urange nan
Wednesday, December 10, at 8
d. m.. when selection of ad
visors for the coming year will
be made. .
The Christmas theme will be
used In recreation being planned
to follow the business meeting.
Young grangers are reminded
that state grange officers will
conduct a conference at Central
Point Grange hall Saturday, De
cember 13, starting at 1:30 p. m.
All young people are urged to
be present and are especially in
vited to a 7:30 p. m. YGA con
ference which will be led by
State Youth Superintendent Ben
Bui-man.
PSYCHOLOGY KEY
Hamilton, N. T. -(U RV Clar
ence W. Young, Colgate unlver-
rlty phychologist, believes the
United States army should take
a tip from Germany and utilise
psycho'ogists to Improve the
morale of the American soldier.
Young asserts that one of the
chief causes of poor morale In
a-, army is poor leadership.
"Some of this Inefficiency."
lie said, "results from lack of
training, but In large part It la
due to the fact that we have
many men In officers' positions
who lack the necessary qualities
of personality.
"Beore the blitzkrieg In the
spring of 1040, military experts
in this country agreed that the
German army had not had time
to build up a good body of
officers.
"We now know how wrong
they were, and It seems certain
that the work of the military
psychologists started back In
1920 and continued with Increaa-
iiig emphasis, has had much to
do with the surprising effective
ness of German officers.
SEA OIVES IP
Norfolk, Va, (eP A nawtpspsr re
porter sbsent-mlndedly kept his
glsasee on wbsn he went swimming
In ths surf at Virginia beach, and a
wsvs knocked them off. Th tide was
running and he gsv ths spectacles
up for lost. Nearly three hour later,
as he and frlrndr searched th beach
In a forlorn hops, a way rolled In
and deposited tbs glasses at his wife's
feet 900 yards from where he asd
lost them.
aid not.rr.Ra un
North Platte. Neb. ovtan Rail
snd W. M. O'Connor dropped golf
balls, on each for ntn holes, from
an airplane at a height of 800 feet
Then they cam down and pley-d
th ball onto the greens. But O. a
Bradley and Chsrlry Kosnts. plsylag
their regulsr gems, won 9-8.
NETS THOUSANDS
OF
Kicks From Business Men
On Dislocations Pour Into
Washington Constantly.
Br Jack Stinnett
Washington. Pouring into
Washington almost constantly
these days are the complaints of
thousands of business men over
the dislocations caused by priori
ties, shortages and odd specifica
tions which are all jumbled Into
the gigantic buying ot national
defense.
Some of these headaches are
perversely humorous; some are
almost tragic in their conse
quences; nearly all are interest
ing. Here are some:
The army, navy and what
not's great need for linoleum
threatened a shortage In this
flooring commodity. The gov
ernment experts went to work
on it and not wishing to knock
out linoleum for private homes
unless they had to, cast about
for other uses to which it was
being put To their amazement,
they discovered that thousands
of square yards were going into
the manufacture of furniture
(table and dresser tops, etc.)
Scrap Piles Up
The priorities orders were
drawn up. Linoleum for such
frivolous business as furniture
was out.
As a result, some eastern sea
board warehouses soon will be
come piled sky-high with scrap
linoleum absolutely unusuable
for any other known purpose.
Linoleum is manufactured In
standard widths and lengths.
When sold, scraps invariably re
sult and for some years now, the
companies have been making
sufficient profit on this scrap
that the price of their product
could be reduced. Mow what
happens. The government will
have to pay for the scrap and
the manufacturers of that type
of furniture will have to
whistle up a new business.
Army Chaste
A northwestern lumber man
is wailing because his yards are
glutted with four grades of lum
ber lower than absolute top
grade. Only by cutting down
more trees and sawing them up
and swelling his surplus of low
er grades can he get any of that
choice, unblemished grade that
goes into the more than a mil
lion chests which the soldiers
keep at the foot of their beds.
The army specifies this one
certain grade. It needs millions
ot feet of it. But, says the lum
ber man, nobody needs millions
of feet of any of those lower
grades. ,
Jacksonville Seniors
To Give Annual Play
Next Friday Evening
Jacksonville, Dec. 9. (SplV
Senior class of Jacksonville
high school Is presenting its an
nual senior play Friday evening,
December 12, in the bwrh school
gymnasium. The seniors have
chosen for their production the
mystery-comedy The Cat o
Nine Tails,'' with the following
seniors in the cast:
Mr. Gordon, Merton LeRoy;
Mrs. Gordon, Alma Ayrea; Jim
mie , Gordon, Robert Smith;
Bette Webber, Bette Math my;
Jacob Webber, Jim Hall; Miss
Smith, Wllda Woodward; Fox,
Bob Hyde; Henry, Don San
ford; Theodora, Inez Glines;
Bridget, Lois Sanden; Peggy,
Mary Rumley.
The play Is being coached by
Warren Adams and the curtain
will rise promptly at 8:13 p.
m. Between acta there will be a
miscellaneous program.
Schools of Tacoma
Resents Sessions As
Janitors End Strike
Tacoma, Dec 0. (JPi All
classes In Tacoma public schools
opened this morning as 17 000
pupils returned to their studies
after a week's Interruption caus
ed by strike of Janitors, fur
nace and maintenance men.
E. S. Jackson, labor deoart
ment mediator, will meet with
members of the engineers union
and with school officials some
time today. The employes struck
lor a go per cent waae raise.
The men returned to work
when Mayor Harry P. Cain ar
ranged a truce pending the find
ing of a federal mediator.
Chewing gum produced in the 98
United States gum factories has sa
snnusl valus st fsetory of mors then
60 000 000. an Increase of TJ per
LODGE
NOTICES
TABLE ROCK COUNCIL. No,
16, R. dt 8. M. Stated assem
bly Tuesday, Dee. 8th. Blee-
and Installation of office re. All
Council members urged to attend.
V. T. WILSON, Ilia. M.
Stated communication of
Kmmmma -Kn r- M m
ttv Thursdsy evening. Dec. 11.
at 8 o'clock. Initiation and
v election of officers. Re.
freehments. Visiting members la
sited.
CLAIR NORRIS. W. M.
Meteorological Report
By V. S. vV.ATHI!R BUKEAO
Ettcnded forecast
For Washington. Oregon, Idaho,
Nevada and northern California for
ths period beginning 4 30 p. m. today
to 4:90 p. m. Dec 19: Generally
cloudy In Pacific northwest with fre
quent recurrent reins over and weal
of Cascades but light rains and snows
at beginning snd toward snd of per
iod esst of Cascades to mountains
of northern Idaho. Fair elsewhere
In northwest but with considerable
cloudiness snd except for light rstns
over mountains of southern portion
of northern California eitendlng over
southern Nevada Wednesdsy and
Thursdsy. No material change In
temperature.
Forecasts
Medford and vicinity i Cloudy with
occasional light rata tonight and
Wednesday. Llttls change in tem
perature. Oregon: Generally cloudy tonight
and Wedneedav with nveilenat ti-ha
rslns over snd west of Caseadn. lit.
ti ebang In temperature.
Local Data
Temperature a rear avn Snrfawv
Highest 87: Lowest 84.
Tout monthly nreetnltathm 1 16
Inches. Brass fee tbs month 9.80
inches.
Total precipitation sine Bantam.
bar I, 1941. 8.40 Inches. Bsc top
ths issson 9.04 Inehss.
Relative humidity at 4:30 p m. yee
terdsy 98; 4:30 ajn. today 100.
Tomorrow Sunrise 7:38 a. m. Bun.
eet 440 p. m.
Observations Tskrn si 4:98 a. aa.
lie Meridian Tim.
errr
Boise
89 96 Clear
40 84 P.Cldy
88 81 jOI Clear
66 38 P.Cldy
, 68 48 T Cloudy
, 47 30 T Snotv
70 86 Cloudy
88 89 A ram
68 37 Cloudy
41 39 Clear
78 48 Cloudy
89 84 T Cloudy
84 34 Foggy
43 88 T Cloudy
43 33 Clear
89 44 Foggy
46 40 T Bain
40 34 Foggy
66 3T P.Cldy
44 83 M Foggy
Boston
Chicago ii
Denver
Eureka ,
Havre
Los Aneelee
Medford
New York
Omaha , , , ,
Phoenix ,
Portland
Reno . i
Rose burg ,. i,
Salt Lak ,,
San Francisco.-
Seattle
Spokane
Wash. O. ".I,
Tsklma ,,,
Sea Story Hero
Ready To Serv
Seattle, Dec. B. (A) Cant
Ralph (Matt) Peasley, veteran
skipper of sailing vessels who
furnished Peter B. Kyne with
a hero for his sea stories, says
he is ready to go to sea again
and aid In the war with Japan.
Peasley, although 73 years of
age. Is coming to Seattle from
Aberdeen to renew his master
license.
OME FAMILY TREE
Prentiss. Miss (VP) When
Mrs. Sallie Graves, 87 daughter
of a confederate soldier, died
nere she left three sons, four
daughters. 70 grandchildren, 153
great-grandchildren, on great
great grandchild.
Travel Table
AIRPLANES
Northbound
Malls Close
m. 4:14 e. m.
m. ' 11:88 a. ra
in. (Flag stop) No mail .
m. Flag atop) 9 98 p. sa.
Southbound
alalia Close
nv 10:03 a. ta
rn. (Flag stop) No mall
m. (Flag stop) 447 p. to.
sa. 11:07 p. 38.
Leave
4:89 a.
19:33 p.
4:03 p.
9:33 p.
lav
10:47 a.
3:37 p.
9:43 p.
1143 p.
TRAIN
. Northbound
Leave Malls Close
11 as s. m. 10:s a. sa.
740 p. sa. (40 p. sa.
Southbound
teev Malls Closs
7:88 a. nv. 6:66 a. nv
9:68 p. m. 4 68 p. aw
BCSCS
North South
3:30 a. m. 13:08 a. Os,
740 a. m. ' 8:80 a. m.
49 a. as. 940 a. as.
1:40 p. m. 8:60 p.m.
6:46 p. aa. SOS p. m.
I Khvmatk rail
6:06 p. m.
Prom Ktamsth rails
9:90 a. BV
) To Aahlsnd only.
() To Oranta Paaa only.
Note: Auto connecting ft ret ataas
mall eloasa at 808 a. sa. for dellvwrf
rvinw nw.n we . u.-m '
e. m. for deliver as aatat scaath
FOR SALB Dry (1Z 8106.
6180.
lee Matt fnouD want soa.
0a laati xneuas) was ada
asa! a two faia
Duaanulr, OsUf.