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. f ANT AN AIM .. JUST 75 ( '"""T.-iMr In the Tribune's WSUd f Ad Department will t''ttist you in writing an '.ttll Get RESULTS! A Joroed Classified Ad in Hrtr in touch with dbz 000D prospects. You'll " hit adverting In ' these 6,4 i will produce QUICK JjSutf surprisingly moderate ,"5rRB ABE THE BATES: : Mrlratln8ertlon..........20 '.k additional insertion, tfVbcT'"''"""" ..,.10 Pr month, with fit mdv changes.-.,. ,WB, Zaa Diirae with green strap on pun, . . ,,1T trlaKftaa tn Mnll JSune olflce no questions asked tJUtall setter dog, 2 yrs. turnip."' QrC""fl- old jf-Jf dog is missing, call 1516. AUVLl WANTED SITUATIONS ffBUHlCEO girl wishes housework lining fruit season, wnw cu o, jKUOflvuie. unm-Pamily washings, 50o to $1 lUo sour, wors. rnone- mitf-A-a, t)iTED---Ohlldren to care for in By own tlC-me. ouwiuimin fiSTED Housework by young biy. uail mornings. i nono !!;-W. . ' WASTED MALE HELP l MONTHLV soiling 10 improved IjiKated Carter Window Washers My. gleans, dries pousnos. uood IMsekc-cpIng approval, Restricted Bittory. Write today. Carter Pro fuels Corp.' V Front Ave., . devo te), 0. IAHT a man who Is footloose, with esttle experience (preferably ffigitt land) who has $2,000 and cm e opportunity as large as urn door, 1 think I can prove to that he can earn at least $6,000 n me next 8P days. Ask for Dowetl it HcmcK'i Auto camp. I WANTED at once to build fence In ado, tonight only. mAM'KD MISCELLANEOUS taUD Washings washed and tlBMd, 9c lb. Reasonable mending u wisnoa. t-none 1393.x. m MOWERS New and old, made wit or no charge. New method. IJictory . Exchange. Jas. ,R. Allen. nmta-u.. 130 Bartlott Ave. fcr secondhand mlnine nine ml giant. - state size, price, loca- w sag conailion. 7 14 Hnurfhni-tio mm Pass, Ore. p-'ii-tjiiiiclrcn to care for in y; good care. R. 1, Box 430, i,u4iu aume vnve. pntD-Barrcd Rock and R. I. Red tuning eggB, throughout the fall rv vuj, r.ugene, ure. jWTCD-Chlldren to care for dur- n mni season. Experienced pro. Prices reasonable. Call at 1UKKUW ISOn firf Wi THbune3.'00 PrPerty r imtiVHS reallvered - W1H t, , ... '. "eiiver. Medtord to. Phone 446v RVlTlf r, . . iMtlKl.- -.". " III U K e !dCV'W w order.... Oil ty Shop, 924 8. Central, ToL AVTPf, m . !iuiai . fur Back bar and dIHous,ho'd 80j9- tools Wlord n,...""".1. ""' your folu o. "''f.nill HOUSO, 2.7 N. Ji'none 1062. or lono- ,n . ,. 1 ,, Fit. Ph ns.f?r'"1 No. River- -"uno JU44-X. 91fif Garhpm . .. . mA - " J'' ""a Held n ow hir. E Kravo oj .... W. San " ,.T.n'ment. Tel. 1 1, ' .kiU'.V0 Bnrny your rose 'J "? ?rut trees shade - rK cim. Tel. 258-W. 7 " 68tf i M i!r. Clns 'o refinlsh at - """v anop. 115 f1'". i;n hanc' 8ods & Junk. Tel. B47-L. KlSEiT-.'VI'AR'raiENTS f7 t 146 r00!" Iutnishcd apt. teRB?Tr 1 lament. "'"'y.'urntehed 2-room P-H, 8 M fhal'y "awn- Phone Central. I "" at Ooi,,,. "'""" ""onis in tK'r APt.. cor. 814, H. " 'or 2 adults., 05 W. haii '-' front RextZTtCT 1 t; T Desirable fiirnl.h U So n'rn; reason- --""mib. 63tf ti.ij.. '"""i apt.: steam t ,r"'re' hot water, and ; 'r"?3 S. Holly St., -""uaya. 309tf "PuT- "nd '-room fnr- T 4 W. 10th ",i)ti .rn rurnisnen 45 N. 7atf . I..! n'' -rm. ants: xhnrtJ neat; rea- ii ' 1 Furn l1 lost 1 r '"'Se; fl. Pt.; lights, Te). 45J-H. 0RC2U1LK :?ESULTS - DEPEND UPON MAIL TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING FOR RENT-Store roomTsiTNT Riverside, phone 846-L. FOR RENT IIOOM AND BOARD lie kagtMain. Phone 722. ron RENT HOUSES $22.50 water paid. 711 Welch; Key next door. NEW, clean apartment bungalow fur nlshed, $17.50. 1015 w. nth?' 'OR RENT-5-room furnished house Oet keys at 229 Apple St. AENT 5 rooms' ""furnished except range; fireplace: near new iey at 146 S. Ivy. 'OR rent 4-room house furnished Cabin, Dill, 812 Summit. FOR RENT-4-room furnished house Phone 950-R-3. 32.50, water paid FOR RENT 4-room houso with 1 ui sruuna in Phoenix, $15.00 Phone 1384 or inquire Isis Theatre South Mistletoe. Call 201-H. af'tcr 6. FOR RENT One rurnlshed 4-rm house; one unfurnished 4-rm house. Redden & Co. Tel. 720 FOR RENT 3-room furnished house; sleeping porch. 417 Laurel. $22.50 per mo. Call 520 So. Ivy. FOR RENT 5-room unfurnished modern homo with built-in fix tures, screened porches, laundry tubs, electric water heater, Heat rola; close in, few blocks from new high school. Built for own use, bins not been rented; newly painted and papered; garage woodhouso, nice lawn, trees,' lu'woia. Address owner, Mnll xri'uuno, giving address and Tel number and owner will call. DUK KENT 5-rm. modern house 011 pavement, 2o per month 317 Liberty Iildg. FOR RENT Modern cottage; 3 ui'ui-oums; cioso in. Tel. 224-R tf FOR RENT Duplex, 107 South juisuoioo, call 201-H, after 0. FOR RENT House unfurnished; in new Washington school dis trict. Cail 1417-W. Inquire 025 Dakota, 104tf FOR RENT Homes. Furnished or unfurnlHhod. Brown & White. 17tf FOR RENT 4 to 6-room houses. Phone 105. 30 N. Central. 4tf FOR RENT House In Everetto Court nnd Knthorine Court, West 11th St.; unfurnished; for fam ily of two; clean, modern, has electric range, breakfast nook sot and plenty of cabinet work: large garage. Phone 238. 10tf MISCHIXANKOl'S FACIALS $1 Thur.. Prl.; Prco Sham poo Mon., Tuc., Wed. with $1 finger wave or marcel; painless eyebrow arching, dyeing: See our fine, en larged beauty parlor. Bowman's. Tel. 67. ' MY WELL-PRILLING prices re- fiuced ftllc per ft. since April 1931. J. M. Dodge, 510 King St. Tol. D25-L. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES OWINO to the loss of bur son we offer for sale or trade a silver fox ranch, consisting of 18 black silvor foxes from, registered pedigreed stock; pens, kennels and fences. Will. make very attractive price and reasonable terms, or will trade for real or personal property. Ever Shady Auto Park, south Pacific highway. 0VEING to the loss or our son. we offer for sale or trade a silvor fox ranch consisting of 18 black silver, foxes fi;om registered 'pedigreed stock, pens, kennels and fences. Will mako very at tractive price and reasonable torms, or will trndo for real or personal property. Ever Shady Auto, Park South Pacific high way. FOR SALE Apt. house and nice building lot, 806 W. Main. 113 GENTLEMAN wants to get in touch with unincumbered lady with small capital, as working partner in light manufacturing business in this city. References exchanged. Write Hox 9247, Mall Tribune. FOR EXCHANGE MEAT MARKET Good business nnd fine locution. Price $1500. or will trade. What have you 7 Write box E. C. Mall Tribune. NO NEED for new 6-cyllnder coupe; trade equity for lot. acreage or piano, or discount for cash. Box 9473 Tribune. WANTED To trade heifers for Guernsey bull 0 months to year old; 50 good ewes for sale. Route 1, Box 43. KLAMATH PALLS apt. house, value $16,000, new and completely lur- nlshed, hardwoods, fireplace, for ranch not under Irrigation. Box 9394 Tribune. EXCHANGE $300 equity latest six cylinder coupe, not yet broken in, for clear lot or light car. Ad dress Box 9262 Mail Tribune. FOR SALE HOMES NEW home near new Washington school. Take on debt. Sale oy owner at less than cost. Small down payment, balance monthly. Call 63S-X. NEW modern home, possibility for In come. Buy this and make some money. Will take good light car as down payment or $425.00 cash; balance easy. Priced below cost. Inquire 1015 W. 1 1 th. evenings. ANOTHER chance to own a Home at a bargain. 5 rooms, mooem., new garage, lot 50x140, fine, shade, lawn and paved street. Clear title for 20.oo. terms. $4(10 cash, balance monthly a'. BROWN WHITE. Realtor FOR SALE OR TRADE Reautl-i hi I log cabin lodge on noguo river and Paciflo highway; mod ern, furnished: 1 acres. Write or Inquire after 7 p. m., 133 N. Holly. " i -MEDFORD MAIL FOR SAMSHOMES "Li?.1- A'tractive home,. , Phone loa, 30 n. j6nlnili 4t( J t ,F,1NE' wel1 'orated home. . absolutely modern, brand new; fireplace, bullt-ins. lawn, shade. rn k" than actual cost. Call us r 63S-X. Ask for Le. --iiFI"! may be arranged. FOR SALE REAL ES1ATE FICE 61116 01 real 8tcfc ranch: 400 acres, located about 30 minutes from Medford, which consists of the following: 240 acres In cultiva tion, suitable ior grain, level meadow land, balance light brush ........ ..B Bwy pasture, ttanch is en. nieiy icnced with woven wire. "si! opnng wnich should be de veloped for irrigation. Plenty of im provements. Price $4000. Down nv- ment $400. Balance 240 per year luwn.-si,., us snow" you no iciepnono information. No wnoes. lao east 6th iSt. The Real Estate Exchange. 0'ING to the loss of our son. we offer for Bale or trade a silver fox ranch, consisting of IS black silver foxes from registered ped igreed stock, pens, kennel and fences. Will make very attrac tive price and reasonable terms, or -will trade for real or personal property. Ever Shady Auto Park, south Pacific highway. FOR SALE OR TRADE Stock ranch with buildings, spring water. Tim ber. Wovon wire fence. 9445 care Tribune. ' WHEN YOU think of real estate, iiiuiKor Brown & White. tf FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 1 or 2 good ranch marcs. j. u. ocnermcrnom, 121 No. Orapc. 20 GOOD EWES Bargain. Howard worn. Wagner Creek, Talent. FOR SALE 2 horses, good for work ... or saddle, and harness, wagon, bay rack, mower, hayrake, cheap. Also equity in apartment house. Call at 525 N. Riverside. FOR SALE One fresh Jersey cow, mllo west of Gold Hill on the hlgh ,' way. S. M. Christenscn. FOR SALF Thoroughbred Guernsey bull, 2 yrs. old. Phono 301-R-3. FOR SALE ono cow and calf, also weaner pigs. Route 1, Box 24". Central Point. FOR SAL15 POULTRY FOR SALE A nlco lot Hollywood Leghorn hens, last year's pullets, now laying. One mile northwest Talent. A. E. Walker. FOR. SALE DOGS AND PETS FOR SALE Toy Fox Terrier pups. Phono 1149. "" ' ' -' FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Ono 1028 Whippet coupe m good condition, nnd price Is right. $25.00 . below quoted price. One 6-mnnths-old registered Jersey bull, bred from high class stock. Geo. L. Trc:cn;er, Ceiiral Point. FOR SALE Equity in 1931 Dur- ant Sport RoadBter or trade for used car. Mm. Wilma Atkins, Prospect, Oreg. FOR SALE TRUCKS FOR SALE 1928 International Truck. Easy terms or will trade for light car, 25 Portland Ave. FOR BALE Good Used Graham Dodge Truck. Tires practically new. Reasonably prices. HUBBARD BROS., INC. 93tf FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 3 or 4 pair black silver fox pups from registered pedigreed stock. Attractive price and reason able terms. Ever Shady Auto Park, south Pacific highway. MAGIC DISC heats water lnstnntly without fire. Make $30 dally. Pocket size. Minute demonstration. Pays to $1.95 profit. Free offer. Write Luxco, Elkhart, Ind. FOR SALE OR TRADE for cattle or grain, baled nlfalfa hay. C. R. Nat wick, Eagle Point. FOR SALE 50 tons of alfalfa hay In barn. C. R. Natwlck, Eagle Point. TREE PROPS U'ic each; spray rig, orchard cultivator, cows, horse, etc., also electric sewing machine, vncu um cleaner, lamp stands, antique bed, refrigerator, etc. L. F. Batch elor, Valley View Dlst., 2 miles north of Ashland. FOR SALE drab apples, Damson plums and blackberries. Phone 539-J-l. FOR SALE OR TRADE Wagon, buggy, tractor piow for cows, sheep, pigs or poultry. 25 Portland Ave. BOAT FOR SALE Outboard runabout 16 feet long, windshield, steering wheel, leather seats, 15-horsc pow S'cr motor. Will separate, phone 120H-X for appointment. ' Mile-aMinute Marty . , .,,,11 7-;vvs',','si aii.ai -.. a v- m i-ruie i tu h it - f i iou. naciT'iKii i 9 GRAHAM-PAIGE SEDAN - i - - 4.$vfirrfl Tn.nmMln, A ra1 hir. BUICK SPORT ROADSTER I .of ItH nnd run Mke n"T. LATE MODEL DODGE . . sprrfcir Hedan. fnuiramred C. E. GATES AUTO TRIBUNE, MKBFOKD, 1X1R SALE MISCELLANEOUS Ill'SINESS DIRECTORY PICKLIXO Cucumbers, cut flowers. liniioliistruclhin Mr.. -Divtittler, 1107 K. Main. ?T?r?T"rT".T! Phone 1569-U UJ-D ALTON 11 A Id 11T Teachei of piano. Claiwical and pop u Tat FOR SALE-Sprntf, dog cakes. 'i"Un w iT,.,, Hn,Bht n-'V"?'.' the ideal summer food for dogs. -J"1"'"'; L:l" L'y,"1.'01- 7 - Monarch Seed Co. . tf " Saiul niiii tiravel FOR SALE First cutting alfalfa ' ' ,T-Z7-Z'Z I T" " nnd poa bulbous, hay in stack, c. A II A li I I,L --sand and Gravel $13 ton; second cut alfalfa $11 tloa" w-tshed sand and in shock. Phone 903. Elinor 'a': ,c,''us(hln?,rHve1' si"t Hanley Hush, 826 E, Main. 114 -.1ji!JiJl0.jlJ'JLoltLcgijI FOR SALE White rabbits, will trade Storage, for chickens. No Leghorns. Roy . Bllderback, Pitt View Ave., in Pitt "'A REHOUSING. Storage, Dlstrl View Acres, near Central Point. butlon. Medford Warehouse, 814 Mouth Front St. Phone 316. FOR SALE Buy your Spratfs - dog foods at the Monarch Seed Transfer Co. tt DAVIS TRANSFER & STORAGE FOR SALE 3 or 4 pair black Service guaranteed. 20 S. Orapt silver fox pups from registered St., Phone 644, or residenco 1060 pedigreed stock. Attractive price i,. .n ti? wwn je. OTrmanr and reasonable terms. Ever T RD1 Shady Auto Park South Pacific , ' ' fk ,1015 ,N,; S?"1?1 Hlghwav Phono 315. Prices right. Service -i 'J. guaranteed. FOR SALE 3 or 4 pair black sll- - v t i. ver fox puis from registered ar.uiMir. pedigreed stock. Attractive price ; - and reasonable terms. Ever RHLVKINQ TRUCKING SERVICH Shady Auto Park, south Pacific Transfer and hauling of all highway kinds, offlco 809 South Front : : St. I'hone 332. FOR SALE Used sewing ma- u. t.nvivn ,u -,.,u , chines nil makes in nn- tn,i u MO INC1 north, south, east oi If desired AM li S wt. Phone Ashland 24G-L. Ne renah-en k u TTu nl&l equipment; prompt service; low- Jo''aNolh''R,rti:"SMaC'''"tt n rrlr- A' BUSINESS DIHEOTOliy 1)K VAl X SIX SPKKOS Abstrnets OVK.t st'KMC Ol IT MTmRATTnsTRACT CO. - Ab- (Continued from Page 1) ;.. straots of Title. Title Insurance. nrd Bna his wife own and oporate Rooms 3 and 5, No. 32 liorth . . ... Centralvo., upstairs. thla "'ng. hunting, r--rr ' : , : 7r-r bathing and swimming aro especially Ql!JUUaj : ,tOKKOV CXI featured. WsSSLxt jVijti cri ri At McLeod. tho Rustlo Kitchen rtWJJraJ I 'saiuiua, w. lurila th0 WCHrv travonera wh0 tlciight f rfSfSSr Alislrncts of Title in refreshing themselves In the plc- I(a!52jl mill Title liisurnnuo. tuicsque- and rustic Interior of the VsSW 'J'I'O only cuiuplclo Rustic lKtcheu. Near this beautiful . Title System in spot Is the camp ground, a cool spot Jackson County. m t.'ie oaks au.i pines, right at the T. i ct,Be of 'ho Rogue. Home cooking Accountants. ' ; ' awaits the tourist at this rosork ' Cascade Gorge camp and rcstau- WILSON AUDITING COMPANY rant was our next stop nfter lcnvlng Tax and Corporation Counselors.' Trail everyone in party wanted a Auditors and Accountants, E. taste of rich buttermilk which is M. Wilson, C. P. A. Liberty Bldg. always available there. Snug cabins I'hone 157-R. aro nestled in flowers nnd trees at this attractive camp. Clilropractlo rhyslclan DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chiro practic Nerve Specialist. Office hours 9 to 12. 2 to 6. 203-204 Liberty Bldg. Office Phone 530' Res. Phone 700-H. . ' F.xiicrt Window Clcanera LET GEORGE DO IT Tol. 1172. House cleaning. Floor waxing. Oriental rug cleaning, specialty. Financial WE LEND MONEY to worthy peo ple to pay their honest dobta. Pa cific Coast Credit Association, 421 Medtord Itldg., Medford. Ore, , Furniture Rcpulrinfr. FURNITUltl'J RE-UPHOLSTERED re-finished, re-glued. We carry a full lino of upholstering sam ples. A. N. Thibault, Tel. 069-R, Glass MEDFORD PLATE GLASS CO. Auto glass while you wait. Glass for all purposes. Phone 446. 88tf Money to Loan f fS Long Time Y- Real Estate ) Mortgage Lonna ' v phono lBiiif Commercial Fliianco Corp. Medford, Oregon Printers mill Publishers MEDFORD PRINTING CO. Hal IIU UMnK l'lUIJI,l-U llllllllllg UlllL, in Southorn Oregon. Bookbind ing, loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, etc. Portland prices 2 7 N. Fir St. Painting nnd Pliprrhnnghifc HARRY MARX Painting, tinting, paperhanglng. Tel 178-J. 269tf M. A. BLISS & COMPANY Paint ing, paperhanglng and interim finishing. 302 Crater Lake Ave. Phone 1604. 41 Personal Loans WE LOAN MONEY on furniture and late model autos. Three per cent per month on unpaid bal ance. No other chnrges. Come In and get the cash today. See W. E. Thomas, 228 W. 6th St., ground floor Holly Theater Illdg. Radio Service RADIO SERVICE on any mak radio. H. O. Purucker, 222 West Main St, Office Phone 335; residence 1442 GUARANTEED - radio service at reasonable ' rates. Phone 1247 d:iy or nlirht. Almus I'rultt. ,7 M 4m CATCHTHPiT CoP EVER. Tol O GeEi gr WF?$ auto co, (JiL ' NftfgSC e--, ,1,1 TA AND Oct A Good fast , I THIS WEEK SPECIAL OTTOflQyr, STTNTVAY, ' .TITTr '2V W Four miles from Cscadc Gorgo Is the California Oregon Power com pany's great hydro-electric power plant, tho largest of Its kind In Ore gon. Here tho travoler may get a sweeping view of the Rogue rlvor ennyon and countless miles of wood land from nn observation plutform located on tho very rim of tho deep canyon. Just beyond tho Prospect power plant vacationists may view Mill Creek falls from tho Crater Lake highway. They must, howevor, tra verse the trail to the canyon's floor to get a real glimpse of tho Mill Creek falls and Shadow lulls, not far alstant. Jim.. Grieves' beautiful Prospect resort, known far and wldo as n vacation paradise, Is tho next stop alter viewing Mill Creek Falls. Here the automoblllst may enjoy excellent hotel and cabin accommodations, flno hunting, fishing, horseback rid ing, swimming nnd dancing. Jim Grieves, proprietor of the resort and Mrs, Grieves aro known everywhere for their fine hospitality, and de licious cuslnc. After a glorious drive through the towering pines, over Vie smooth Cra ter Lako highway, wo reached Union Creek-, whero Becky's Cafe provided our party with a delicious home cooked dinner, topped off with huckleberry pie. A beautiful rustic building houses this cafe. - Ed's Gar age and Service Station, noarby, was a handy place for us to get a few gallons of gasoline on which to com plete our trip. Ed, we understand, Is an accomplished mechanic. Just beyond Union Creek, wo stop ped to see the famous Rogue River Gorge whero the waters of tihe Rogue gush through ragged, rocky walls in a great, foaming, feathery torrent. After a few minutes drive wo turned from the crater Lako highway and slipped through a country of won drous beauty on our way to Dliunon.l Lake. Here is ono ot Oregon's most attractive and moHt patronlxid re sorts whero fishing, hunting, boat ing, swimming, horseback riding and mountain climbing aro Just a few of the Joys that await the -vacationists w,'io atop there for their summer outings. An Imposing rustic lodge and cozy cabins arc featured at Diamond Lake and Georgo Howard, genial manager of the resort, sees that all aro onjoy Ing tho hospitality Diamond Lake extends. A trip down the North Umpqua Is ono of the pleasures of a vacation at Diamond Lako. From Diamond Luke we Journeyed to Crater Lako National Park, the mecca for uiurlsts from tho four corners of the world. Hero a giant volcano, Mt. Ma7,ama, once erupted and In Its mighty crater a lake of sapphlro has been formed a verit able Jewel In an emerald setting of forests. The lake lies a thousand foot be low the feet ot the tourist who views t,'ie mighty, majestic Hpectaclo from the rim. We sped over a splendid road to j Klftmath Fa s and soon irasseu mru Fort Klamath, and near the grounds By C. rso it' fou LATE MODEL DODGE COUPE nrlfcliuil flnhji. Like new. 2 FORD SPORT ROADSTERS 2-1929 FORD COUPES COMPANY E START OF lh civ ct' tMv --rsT- M K $ M fa' ;i J V '1 ,U'lO W M KZJ iMWk few vS; Last week a now riymouth model, piloted by Guy nuray, inuiannpong racins star, was, sinriud on ono ot llm most ambitious endurance runs In the annals of Pacific Const motoring history. Tho ongino of tho ; car will bo kept muiilng Jor 30 days and during thai period Ilurny expects to cover an nvurngo year's mllcaga in a montli'a time. Ho will travol over almost every hlnbwny In Oregon so tho car will ho operated under n vc.rk.ty ot driving conriltionK. Gilmoro lllu Oremi catollro and Linn Head Motor Oil Is being used ex-; elUMively in '.ho l'lynnulh and Iho oil will nerer be dramed from t(ie crank case during tho entire) trip, riitlurcd above, Cy Pruncr, district manager of the GUmore Oil Company and Chaao Garfield; Plymouth, diatribulor, are suing over Durny'a route, with " Just bcuro tuo start ot thu run. of . the famous old fort, where so many events of history havb been enacted. Even tho' trees are still' standing under which tho scaffolding stood, whero Cnptnlll Jack was hanged. ' On clown tho beautiful green valley ot which Klamath Falls la ti'io molt-upoiis and through tho lake country. There seemed no evidence that the valley was short of water. Rich farms nnd grazing cattlo were all over the valley; along the shores of Lako Klamath over a perfect high way we hurried and caught clear views of Mt. Pitt, as its pyramid ahono against tho afternoon sky. Around Klamath and Euwana Lake and the funny, lumbering, ungainly pelicans that dot their shores. Wo called at the Hotel Early which is one of the most attractive hotels In Klainnth Falls. It. Is located on tho northeast corner of Main street In Klamath Falls, formerly operated as the Hall Hotel Annex, has boon opened by J. E. Early as managing ownor. Tho Pelican Grill is a delightful place to dino and serves a delicious meal at most reasonnblo rates with surprising promptness. There are too many handsomo buildings In tho city to forget to speak of them. The First National Bank building, tho Wlllard Hotel and tho Early Hotel. Wo passe. l the Crater Garage on tho right Just before we reached the brldgo. This is one of the best oqulnpcd and lurgoHt guruges In the city nnd offers ti'io highest typo of expert service to tho public. Klam nth Falls Is building n handsome new cement brldgo at the west end or town. A quick trip soon brought us to the Orocn Springs Pnclflo Junction nnd then to Ashland. The Green Springs road Is, to us, ono of tho scenic gems of southern Oregon. Coming over it, wo spied deer fre quently as they dashed across the road. At tho brink of Green Springs Hill wo had n glorious view of a wonderful sunset, golden with tinges of red, ovor tho valley and ,hnlf way down a distant view of the city of Ashland. Wo stopped at tho Southern Ore gon Information ' Bureau for cool drinks and light lunches. This resort Is owned by "Red" Piper nnd wire. They greet tourists so cordially giving them any desired information promptly and clearly that they are surely appreciated. Thcro la a large (lining room, meals served at all hours during tho day. Cabins, showers nnd groceries. Ashland lias its ups and clown of course, lying oil Uhc mountain foot hills as it docs, but Unit only adds to lis attractiveness. It, too, has lovely buildings. Tho Llthla Hotel, beautifully planned and constructed, is one of the finest buildings In the Hoguo Rlvor valley nnd up to the miutito In modem equipment. Ash laud's wide-awake chamber of com merce Is responsible for Llt.bln Park and Its loveliness. It's almost as popular with Medford, as It Is In Its own city, and Mcdlordltcs make good use ot It. The Twin Plunges are another of Ashland's rerent developments and, along with other nearby towns, Mod ford people enjoy Viat also. The Twin Plunges are constructed on the site of the old Nalntorlum In Ash land, In tho comer ol the -ground Is a pretty brick building which holds the lockers and showers. To tho cast side ot this 1 a wide con crete court sunk into which are two large cement pools. On the west side Is a spacious concrete dancing floor, Brilliantly lighted at night. It Is a lovely slcht. Ashland also has a restaurant that Is known everywhere for tho excel lency of Us food, reasonable rates and fine service That is the Palace Restaurant, one of three under the H:ime owtif-riblp and iiHimi'-'iMiynt. E. Gates Auto Co. S 1 you, fp,rTY .' ti vr Tetu re to &o to Sixth and Pacific Highway Telephone 141 AN AMBITIOUS ECONOMY RUN Tho others aro located at Yrcka and Grant (t Pass. As it would be Into when wo reacheti Medford, wo dined here. LeavinK Ashland wo passed Jackson Hot Spring. ThiH modern plunno la led by ot sulphur water from an lmmonse spring Just acro.iu tho high way, which comes Mtoamlng out of the wound from under a nearby mountain foothill. It 1b ono of the only three accredited pools on the coast, chosen by Jantzen officials. Dancing, with an excellent orches tra. Is a Saturday night ovont and tho pool Is jammed with swimmers. At Talent there is one of t.'io most unusual little Taverns In southorn Oregon Tho Tiny Tavern which serves its meals family style. Tho family who own It nro wonderful cooks and so well known has it becomo in Just a short while that It is heard of all over-the ttoguo valley. ; A fow blocks from Tiny Tavern Is a neat, clean, comfortable camp. Its numerous cabins aro immaculate and very low in price. It roch by tho name or the Talent Auto Camp and is owned by L. W. Tamo an-1 wife. It has hot lunoMos and wa cory supplies for tho tourist as well. Home to Medford without further ado about tt:30. Wo had made an excellent and most intoroatmK tour, (To bo continued Monday) CRIMP IN BUTTE AND HER FOLLIES BUTTE. Mont., July 25 (UP) Butto, once proud In its boast of be ing tho wideat of tho wide-open towns, lias been tamed, f Forcibly, reluctantly tamed. It writhes under the onLers which turn ed Us gaming table upMdc down and summarily stopped the window tapping along Chile na d Mercury streets. Tho "greatest mining camp on earth," where liquor was strong and woman submissive, no longer is the city of a score of books and articles ranging In title from "The Perch of the Devil" to "Sin In the Desert." Tho "better nlemout" long deplored the reputation tho city hid gained. Then came depression. Mines were curtailed. Drought lowered agricul tural returns. Vast industry nimo to the aid of the state. A long fln-.ier of pipe started from the Northern Molilalia gas field to Iho Industries of Southern Montana; another from tho gtts fields of Wyoming to tho southern cities. And In their wake were group.i knov.n as "camp followers"- women and "tin-horn" gamblers. It was history repeating Itself, AuUjoritlCH, who had elected to "MrgeV Morifcma'H gambling laws, were reminded sharply of them by the state's attorney general, L. A. fr'oot, who urged "prompt and vigor ous action." Not only In Rulto, but elsewhere in the state, a sudden activity by county authorities resulted In the closing of score.- of gambling halls. Fed end prohibition agents cooper ated, raiding In sevcrnl counties ulon the right-of-way of tho tenuous plpo- I tie. Increased Sales For Frigidaires Over Last Season I DAYTON, Ohio-Seles of Iioiikc- hold rtlKidfilrn electric relrlKernlors bwined throughout tho country dur ing June. cHtabltHliliiK lnerva.'ies over ' June. 10,10. that rariKCd ok hHth m I 70.5 per cent, U was revealed to j tiny In the final compilation oi June reporta of Prlgldalro 'Jorpora : turn. Pinal flRurea allowed thflt 27 per cent more FrlKlclalrea were sold tor homes and apartments throughout i the United States this June than ; during the corresponding month ot I. ml year. E. O. Illeohler. president and general manager, sulci. . Thiv July production schedule sev ': er.il leeks ago was act at 'A'i per cent abovo that of July a year ago, I i and today tho schedule again wanj increased to care for present dc-, rounds: It was announced. . Both July and August ro ex : pected to show large gains over til" , corresponding months of 1030. clue : to tho Prlgldalro fifteenth annl-1 iversary Jubilee, nciw being celebrated,; which will be continued throuctnouij ! these two months, Mr. Blechler iraid. ( '" .liidse Ijinslied at Ijiinjliter , , MKMPHI8, July 25-.UF -I.ueinn ; 1 Irfiuuhtcr wm sentenced to 1 1 munths i : 2(1 days In the worKhou:ic here, charu- j xi with niamifiK-turlng wliltiXcy, I - PAGE THREE Spectacular Film Fcatared 'at Isis "Derelict," the Georpo Bancroft star ring, picture, which the I-sls theatre, will feature, starting -today 'for two days, is roal drama, filmed, on a spec tacular scale. Mountainous snips oat tlintr monster span: terrific tronical storms; a rescue at sea: two vessels crashing head-on in a dense log.- Gangster Film at State Sunday From artist's model to hard-boiled gangster crook roles in films 1b. a far cry, but Nell Hamilton lias made it. Widely known as a romantic so r eon hero, Hamilton Is both loading man and gangster-crook "Tli0 Widow Prom Chicago," which opens at tho. Stale theatre today. ' ' ' 4 Vmhrella 'C'htilo Jump Fulled HAWKINtiVU.Ua. Ga., July 28 (UP) 1 Leslie Baggott. nine, suffered a broken arm and bruises when ho attempted a paracliuto Jump, from tho burn roof, using an umbrella for tho descent. rOHTfjAND Jtulph H ljoyd plans ereeOoh of "'$'3,tidU('0tfQ,,:hbl(.'l TRUCKMEN and FRUIT HAULERS we wilt write your .INSURANCE and got your P. S. 0. PERMIT at very reasonable rates CHAUNCEY FLOREY Insurance 1y 123 East Main St." LAND BUYS! 40 iicrca 15 cullvutcd, bnlnncn tim ber unci picture, foncccl; 3-room liouoo. other bulUllnwi; a wolla, pump Inx nyatem, family orchard, clow to neliool. Prlco :X)0. Trndo for Med ium or Aeliliuul property or small acreage Kcskloneo. Grants Pom 5 TOom, modern: double gnrtiKO. Frloo $3600. Trndo lor Medford renklence. ' 2'i oeros Clcwo to Grants Psn. well Improved. Clear.. Prlca $3500. For Medford residence. . 100 acrca 30 wheat land, 5 aores clover: free water, balanco tlmbor and pasture. Good Improvements; well, sprlllKS. Prleo $2280: $360 down, bal ance eaay. Will trade. Ono aero Klne home, trees, shrub bery. Price $:iooo. Clear. For Med ford projierty or aci-eagie. Guilt edite contract on ronch for 2:iM paying out W per month for Improved ac-rcaice. ; , , -i Hoc it for real bargains In largs and smull tracts. ".''tiAi'sRtt'i 'Miiii.er Ceiitrul Point. Ore. Kr. Phone 71 UK TUAKK I.V ANY N't' A TV ' 3 CAR WASHING Steam Cleaning $1 to $2.50 SIM(INIINO Armstrong Motors Inc. 101 h; Hlverslcm' USED CAR SPECIALS This Weok Only l . 1030 Ford Coupo' ' 1929 Ford Sedan'-' Many others to pick from Armstrong Molo7s,Inc 101 S. Riverside
