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VANT AN AD7 JUST HONE 75 I. .ataker In the Tribune's V?,i id Department-will "C'Swist you in -wrltlne an f 'llll Get RESUM'SI A IS? worded Clarified Ad In rlu Tribune will put you Sely in touch with don aOOD prospecte. You'll P. .hit advertising In these M '"-Tii nroduee QUICK at surprisingly moderate I"- .on THn.BiTES;' IS, flrS ,nUonio Iji additional Insertion, , word 10 Il(iUiiuum Vie.) ' m,,,, per month, wlth--.'.,,, ahmigoa -..I ,..11.86 091 " WANTED AGENTS fcjc3lSC heats water instantly .yxrtlt lire. MaKe uuuy. x-ucn-cL M Minute demonstration. Pays tjj profit. Free .offer.. Write hicft iaaari..ai.u. ... i WASTED MALE HKU' KgafTATIVE to enroll men for Lulug on sound motion picture txratulg: comiiiiio'u wu . L collections. Dept. 4, 103 IT.jb Ave., Los Angeles, Cat. N. tm) Wood cutters: 4-ft. fir. t cuff Mcculloch. Tal- fa, Wagner Creelc road. WANTED-r-SITl7ATIONS Eted By capable middle-aged lain, housekeeping. Tel. 643-R. SriD Children to care for dur- k fruit season. . uau at no veaar L-rpTi Qauinc tvnlnir or houfte- La. w avtvtrlpr)iMl lHalv. Refer- Ln. Address Box 0489. Tribune. krgD Family washings, GOo to tl, L .our work. Phone 86D-X-2. ; N'TED Children to care for in own home. 4 lb lioardman. NTED Housework by young Jr. Call mornings. 1'hone- w. mm misoici-laniso us TED One large range; must be 00C condition. Phono 17-F-12. NTKD 2 of 3 passengers to share Tenses to L. A. or sun Francisco, if. 9. Return in 10 days. Box kt, Tribune. KTED To lease stock ranch. Will b possession Oct. 1. Jess Eld- , prospect, ore. 'TED--Washlngs washed and lron- 9c lb. Reasonable mending done rtshu). Phone 1393-X. I'rSD Family washings, 60c to $1, k hour work. Phone 869-X-2. liTSDDozen young red laying write cult Mcculloch, Tal- p for secondhand mining pipe id giant. State size, price, loca- -i and condition. 734 Hawthorne, ata Paas, Ore. klH-Barred Rock and Ji. I. Red uung eggs, tnrougnout the tail food Stock. WrltA -In Tl. Runn. Ill Onyx, Eugene, Ore. aTED Children to care for dur- K Tult season. Experienced UifrT. Prima M,.nn.hl. -...11 at b Omar St. BORROW 800, godd first ".age, East side property, 'i Mi Tribune, 'TED TO BUY Back bar and main equipment. J. D. Hlght, Ms 4, Phone 403 R6. ,'TPI IT . . . n i "uu3enoia gooas, toots r- ". or wnat nave you 7 f'wrd Rirsaln Houmo, 87 N. f'MSt Phone 10C3. tf li or lona- distance hnnllnir. narantee in n,. C'Transfer, 619 No. Hlver I rhone 1044-X. 298tf M. Krav-Pl nn.l . rrAt' tL """uel Uateman. ' tf 1 il tha lima . Lib, .i. , . xiy your rose li . i., rubbers- tr mildew Uphla: alr fr,,lt .... pud corlc elm. Tel. 258-W. . 68tf U?Kkh CAr'S o reflnlBh at uio Heauty Shop. 115 i'T.EI."nd hnnd goods & Junk. jiJ-J'rune. Tel. 647-L. tIL222 Al'A ItfTMENTS rtSf',;" 50'' BleeP'ng room. IfeT-Vnrt... j . . Apply to W. A. - j viroceteria. 3np,,.. . : at:..-, nousexeeping L!"-. 3" E. Jackson. I 'biL""1 S"rm- aPu: shady -Soderr, duplex apt. Will r icon.5j r . piMy w. a. . "j groceteria. Sfvt, KWm. . ' '"fnlshed 2-room Fa; -shad lan. Phone tZKo. Central. I'V aTr't11 "PertmerKs In - "vnt- luO, 113 kmwt rTT '''y furnished. Ik for 3 Bilnll. one ixt 'VftnS. """I'd Pt 317 w. 2nd. sarTC-r- 1 M "",r"bl furn. snt. All . uutei urand. Eu7 at,,H. ,""n. l-rm. front -lindSundays. Jontfi RxtI " " arn.. "'' '-room fur- -"e. c4 w. loth I t-.. r . r Mrta. a ,La -o.-a.. , 7Stl" l-nto-.'S. P' . re- ri., iu wuince, gLTHE HABITQFDEPENDING UPON TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED fc-"""" Hi ' ' V. UST i i ,- ; LOST If dog is mifulng, call 1516. - J56tl FOH RENT HOUSES IFOR KENT To responsible parties ! Quince"!?" 'urnlsl,l t 33 !'PO. RENT - 3-room unfurnished Holly 6 Inilu're at H1 So- ,POR RENT Completely furnished house. 204 So. drape. u""an FORRedT47crm ,Ur"bhM h"-- FOR RENT Residence, furnished or unfurnished, 8 rooms, large sleeping porch, basement, hot air furnace . oil burner, double garage, abund ance of shade, very cool; five min utes from Washington school, on- block from hlirh whnnl imn o Oakdale. after 7 p. m. RENT Rous,, Everette v-uu. i au atnerine Court, West 11th St.; unfurnished; for fam- iij oi two; clean, modern, has '""'no range, Ureakt:uit nook .-u aim pieniy ot cabinet work large- garage 1'hone 238. lotf FOR RENT Furnished Duplex, 107 ....aMciue. can aoi-H. after 0 "K"T 540 Palm St., 6-room .furn. home with sleeping porcli. , lurmiure, nardwood floors, fireplace, basement and fur nace; 45.00. Including water. Chas. R. Ray. Realtor, Medford Bide Phone 302. b FOR RENT Homes. Furnished or unfurniMhed. Brown & While. 17tf FOR RENT 4 to C-room houses. Phone 105. 30 N. Central. 4tt FOR RENT 5 rooms unfurnished ex cept range; fireplace; near new hlg.1 school. Key at 140 S. Ivy. FOR RENT 5-rooin furnished house. Get keys at 229 Apple St. FOR KENT Duplex. 107 South Mlstletue. Call 201-11. after 6. FOR RENT 4-room house furnished. Cabin. Dill, 812 Summit. FOR RUNT Modern cottage: 3 bedrooms; close In. Tel, 224-U. tf" FOR RENT 5-room house; hardwood floors, fireplace, full cement base ment. Phone 673-J. FOR RENT S-room furnished house; sleeping porch. 417 Laurel, f 22.S0 per mo. Call 6301 So. Ivy. FOR REM' PITRNXSRED ROOMS FOR RENT Cool sleeping rooms, modern conveniences, rates moder ate. 325 South Riverside Ave. FOR RENT Furnished sleeping room ill privnte home for gentleman. 307 So. Oakdale. FOR RENT Furnished sleeping room, close in; home privileges; price rea sonable; ganlfie. Phone 1076-J, FOR RENT ROOM AND HOARD ROOM AND BOARD at 204 So. Cen tral. Home cooking, family style. FOR RENT Attractive rooms with board, garage. 33 N. Peach. PLEASANT ROOM with hoard at 710 East Main. Thone 722. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Ulverslde. -Store room, 313 No. Phono K4I1-L. I1ITSINESS OPPORTUNITIES OWINO to the loss of our son we offer for sale or trade a silver fox ranch, consisting of 18 black sllver foxes from registered pedigreed stock, pens, kennels and fences; will make very attractive price and reasonable terms, or will trade for real or persoitil property. Ever Shady Auto Park, South Pacific highway. FOH SALE OR LEASE Dundy lunch, room on highway, close In. Ad dress Box 450, Medford. FOR SALE OR TRADE Equity in apartment house; good location. What have you? Inquire 525 N. Riverside. GROCERY stock and fixtures for sale or trade. 710 S. Riverside. FOR SALI5 Apt. house nd nice building lot, ui w. mum, il- GENTLEMAN wants to get In touch with unincumbered lady 1 with small capital, as working partner In light manufacturing business in this city. Reference. exchanged. Write Hox 9247, Mail Tribune. VOTl EXCHANGE WANTED To trade heifers for Guern sey bull 0 montns to year good ewes for sale. Rt. 1. Box 43. Ed Vogel. ' . vottttv ncrfeot new 6 coupe for equity In residence or for lot. acre- nee or niano. win im buttom deal. Box 1017. Tribune. FOR TRADE 6 rooms for property In or near Medford. -.inert vj.s.. 3237 Prospect Ave.. Riverside. Cal WANTED To trade lielt.ra for j Ouwnsey bull 0 months to year old: So good ewes lor Ie. Route 1. Box 43. EXCHANC.E J300 equity latest elx cylinder coupe, net yet broken In. for clear lot or llglrt car. Ad dress Hox M.lljrrlliune. Wll ISM.K MVFSTOCK FOH 8AI.B-30 nid of ewe ll ' head. E. h. Wal.. Plione 447-W. FOB 6ALB 20 good w: price W.00 ench. Howard Worn, Wgner creex. Talent. FOB SALE-14 young Mgn fa" "! tey cows, fresh In weeks, tc ed nd free. Wllllama & a.-egmlller Sanu Valley, near AntlocB achool. FOR SALB-Weaner plg. A. M rell, Old Stage road. Tel. 334-R-a FOR 8ALE One fre-h Jersey cow. I, mile weat of Gold Hill on the high way. S. M. Chrnteiuen. FOB SALE Thoroughbred Gueroney bull. 1 yra. old. Phono SOl-R-S- FOR 8AM3H hor-M. (rood Mr work or awldle. and h.rneae, on. ha ct. mower, h.yrake. cheap. AW u,ty in aprtment houea. CII at 63S N. Rlvenlde. HEKFORD" M5JJJ MISCKLLiXEOl'S MY well drilling prices reduced 50c STo i""? Apr11' 1U31- J- M Dodge. King gt. Tel. FOR SATiE ArTOMOnn.ES THE NEW PLYMOUTH Built by Chrysler, at YOUR CHRYSLER DEALERS ' ARMSTRONG MOTORS, INC 101 S. Riverside. , Tel 18 FOR SALE 1021 Hodge touring; a bargain for 20 ciali. Cull even ings. 537 Austin St. PRICES CUT TO REDUCE OUR LOW PRICED CAR STOCK 1923 Ford Touring li)23 Bulck Touring 11125 Ford Sedan 1925 Buick Sedan 1 1U23 Bulck Sedan 1920 Bulck Touring Come In See these cars. Make Us An Offer. SCHERER MOTOR CO 123 S. Riverside. 38-40 N. Riverside. Open Evenings. FOR SAW .'RUCKS FOR SALE 2 model T Ford trucks one with Ruxtell nxle and one with gear shift and 14-ft. trailer. G. E. Trlbett. Rogue River, Rt. 1. FOR SALE Cood Used Graham Dodge Truck. Tires practically new. Reasonably prices. HUBBARD BROS., INC. , 93tf FOR SALE POUT TRY FOR SALE 25 Red pullets. Dressier. Phone 1569-L. FOR SALE 50 White Leghorn hens, pure nanson strain, last year pul lets, $1.00 each. Phone 211. Henry Meyer, Central Point. FOR SALE DOGS AM) PETS FOR SALE Toy Fox Terrier pups. Phone 1149. FOR SAL15 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 80 acres, well Improved, good buildings, 10 minutes from town, for Klamath Fulls property. H. W. Snyder, R. 3. Box 77-A. FOR SALE 5 acres, all kinds of fruit. 1 aero strawberries, 4-room modern house, good barn, chicken house, double garage, woodshed and tool house, on Pac. highway; tools and equipment. Priced for quick sale at $4500. Knight & West, 20 N. Bartlett. FOR SALE OR TRADE 40 acres, fenced, running water thru place, 20 acres in c,ultlvut!on, balance in wood; on good grnveled road. What have you? Box 55, Talent. Ore. PRICE DROPS $100 EACH DAY Only $5000 today for a beautiful home worm $1.000. BROWN & WHITE, Realtors. WHEN YOU think of real estate, think of Brown & White. tf A VESTED WATER RIGHT sure menus something these days, when the organized districts don't have any water. A tract of about 100 acres, with good improvements, some orchard, good roads adjucent, close to a nice town, and with vest ed water covering the orchard and additional ground, and NOTE THIS, at a bargain price for a few clays, will result In a huppv future for the buyer. See HOLMES for HOMES. Nash Hotel lobby. (Will have to tell you the rest confidentially.) FOR SALE HOMES FOR SALE BARGAIN Modern fl room home; hardwood floors, fire place, 3 bedrms, double set plumb ing, extra nice kitchen, lots of built Ins, breakfast nook, basement, good furnnce, garage, large corner lot, beautiful flowers and shrubs, gar den, pnved street, east side loca tion. Owner leaving and will sacri fice for $4750 only $250 cash, bal ance to suit buyer. CHAS. A. WING AGENCY, INC. Phone 728. 18 N. Front St. FOR KALK Attractive homes. Phone 105. 30 N. Central. 4tf NEW modern east side home on Corn ing court, priced to sell; consider good auto or electric range or small t;ash down payment; balance like rent. Call 038-X for appointment. NEW modern home, possibility for In come. Buy this and make some money. Will tnke good llttht cur as down payment or $425.00 cash; balance easy. Priced below cost. Inquire 1015 W. 11th. evenings. Klllt 6AM MISCELLANEOUS FOR SAL1! 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. FOR SALE Baby carriage in good condition, $10. 63 N. Peach. FOR SALI3 Pordson tractor. See C. II. Tavlor on Old Stage road or ad dress R. D. 1. Central Point. BAI.ED alfalfa hay of highest qual ity. Rogue River Co. Piione 1.108 Mile-aMinute Marty KeEP'TOf;1lr, 3 ctev A5 I rm ir.u HER Two 1930 Ford Sport Roadsters 1929 Graham Paige Sedan I -s peril Transmission 1929 Ford Business Coupe C. E. GATES AUTO TRIBUNE, MEDflORP, FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOH SALE All kinds of clothes, new and secondhand. Open 7 a. m, to 0 p. m. Jennings Loan Office. FOR SALE Buy your Spratt's dog foods at the Monarch Seed Co. tf FOR SAI.K Rnrnlt'ai An onlces. the ideal summer food for dogs, i Monarch Seed Co. tf ! FOR SALE Crnb apples. Damson plums and Hlm.vlayian berries. Tel. I OJW-J-1. FOR SALE Used sewing ma chines, all makes, $5 up; terms if desired. All makes rented and repaired. White Sewing Machine Co., 24 North Bartlett. tf FOR SALE OR TRADE Wagon, buggy, tractor plow for cows, sheep, pigs or poultry. 25 Portland Ave. FOR SALE White rabbits. Will trade for chickens. No Leghorns. Roy Bilderback, Pitt View Ave., In Pitt View Acres, near Central Point. FOR SALE Champion peaches on highway. 2 .miles north of Gold Hill. Chas. E. Grav. POTATOES No. 1 $1.00 sack; No. 2 75c sack: 50c per sack you dig them. North Riverside at Medford Gravel plant. C. E. Thompson. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstracts MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Ab stracts of Titlo, Title Insurance. Rooms 3 and 5. No. 32 North Central Avo., upstairs. JACKSON CO. , ABSTRACT OO. Abstracts or Tltlo nuil Titlo Insurance The- only complete Tltlo System In Jackson County. ' Accountants WILSON AUDIT1NO COMPANY . Tax. and Corporation Counselors. Auditors and Accountants. E.' M. Wilson, c, P. A. Liberty Bldg. Phone 157-R. Chiropractic. Physician Dlt. E. W. HOFFMAN Chiro practic Nerve Specialist. Office hours 9 to 12. 2 to 5. 293-294 Liberty Bldg. Office Phone 680: lies. Phone 799-11. Ex!ert Window Cleaners LET GEORGE- DO IT Tel. 1172. House cleaning. Floor waxing. Oriental rug cleaning, speolalty.' Finnilcliil WE LEND MONEY to worthy peo. plo to pay their honest debts. Pa cific Coast Credit A'ssociatlon, 421 Medford Bldg., Medford, Ore. Furniture Rcpnlrliur FU RN ITU RIO UE-U I'HOLSTE HE II re-flnlshed, re-glued. We carry a full lino of upholstering sam ples. A. N. Thllituilt. Tel. 909-R. Glass MEDFORD PLATE GLASS CO. Auto glass while you walL Glass for all purposes. Phone 4 4 9. 88tt' Money to I-nn f J Iong Tlmo -7-t ,u'"' F-stnto Vf 1) MiirtaBO Ionn Phono 1.1211 Commercial Finance Corp. Medford, Oregon Ucrsonnl Taoans WE LOAN MONEY ort furniture and lute model aulos. Three per cent per month on unpuld bal ance. No oilier charges. Come In and get the cash today. See W. E. Thomas, 228 W. Olh St.. ground floor Holly Theater Bltlg. Printers null Publisher MEDFORD PRINTING CO. Hal the Lest equipped printing office in Southern Oregon. Bookbind ing, loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, etc. Portland prices 27 N. Fir St. Pinno Instruction FRED ALTON IIA1GIIT Teacher of piano. Classical nnd populal music course-, Halght Music Studio, 318 Liberty Bldg. Tel. 72. Painting1 mill I'nperlinnglnfi; M. A. BLISS & COMPANY Paint ing, pajterhnnglng and lnterloi finishing. 302 Crater Lake Ava Phone 1904. ' 41 Radio Service RADIO SERVICE on any maks radio. H. O. Purucker, 222 West Main St. orflce Phone 830; residence 14 42. GUARANTEED radio service at reasonable rates. Phone 1241 day nr nhrlii. Allium I'rultt. HEAR MtK ViinuTt?! 111 tlvF THE GOHZcoVXcs AND THIS . WEEK SPECIAL OKF.GOX, SUXDlVY, KUClFST 2. 3931. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Sand anil Gravel C. A. HARTLEY Sand and Gravel plant. Clean washed sand and gravel; crushed gravel, all sites Phone, plant 1203, or office 127. Storage w AREIlol'SING storage, Dlstrl hutlon. Medford Warehouse, til South Front St. Phone 316. Transfer DAVIS TRANSFER & STORAGE. Service guaranteed. 20 8. Grapc St., Phone 644. or residence i960. EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE Co. office 1015 No. Central. Phone 315. Prices right. Sorvlce guaranteed. REINKINO TRUCK INC. SERVICE" Transfer and hauling of all kinds. Office 399 South Front St. Phone 332. IF MOVING north, south, east oi west, phone Ashland 24S-L. New equipment: prompt service: low est rates. Bonded carrier. A. I A listed. Hoover Prefers to Fish in Rogue, Says Gilmore Sport Man That President Herbert Hoover Is an exwpttonally-fine angler and there Is no place in the country that the chief executive would rather llshp than the famous.' Rogue river, won k pointed out by 1 f . Captain Prank : Wine h, Jor:ner International fly- f ca.stlng c h a m- plon, din ing his visit In Oregon - last week. The famed'. , s p o r tsmnn has oten a close per- .... soniil friend of s Hoover for tho-v hist 17 years and. accord 1 iiu to Cap Capt. Winch tain Winch, the President's love of the sport has resulted in muuy lawa being passed for the benefit of sports men generally. "Hoover Is one of the most super lative high-type of sportsmen I hnvc ever had the pleasure of knowing, ami he takes real Interest in the ftict that ho is the honorary president of the national Tnak Walton league." said Captain Winch. "You can't blame him for loving the Roftue riv er; that stream la the Ideal of thou sands of ntmrods all over the coun try. "In fact, Oregon Is regarded by eastern sportsmen as the fisherman's empire of the world. Here you have 15 nationally known streams, some thing no other state In the country claims." Winch Raid that ho favored the passing of a law that would make AV Illegal to fish for game fish with anything else than a dry fly. Ho declares that fly fishing Is the only real sport and if such a law -wore In foree no one would ever have to fear a dearth of fifth In the nearby streams. Captain Winch was In the north west Buporvlslng the activities of the bureau of sporta of the Ollmore Oil company? As manager of the bureau. Winch, with the Ollmore concern, recently published ft book giving de tailed Information concerning hunt ing and fishtn gin practically every county on the Pacific coast. The books arc at the present time being distributed by Ollmore dealers thru out the state. f Clever Comedians in Rialto Picture Comedy, drama, thrills, ndvonturo. pathos nil of these qifnlltles are In termingled In an Intriguing fashion to provide the nttrtictivenes oT "For bidden Adventure," the Paramount fllmlaition of Mint-lair Lewis' imagin ative story. "Ijet's Play KKing. show ing last lines today nt the Pox Rialto heater. In the cast of this highly entranc ing nnd exceptionally amusing talkie are folir of the ae comedy-purveyors of Hollywocd M.U.1 Green, Edna May Oliver. Louise Faend a and lackle Hear!. In support of this quartet are more than a urore of clever kid actors and a number of sllllful grownups. Douglas MacLean at State Theatre Characterimlcnlly American In Its spirited merry-making 19 Radio Pic tures' quick action comedy. "Laugh and Get Rich," which openi toduy at the Htnte tlientre. It Is essentially a story of hmnc folk Into whith la woven the Joys, holies, .heartaches, deirc and lun lovlng attributes of American people. WedderTjurn Bid asked for 'con struction of anproa4.1its to Rogue riviT b-hk'e. By HE"y FELLERS.' VOO O04Kr GO to C.E.GATES AUTO CO. OCT a useo Cimj; wmm q . ..-a-. w. I CI "tjinc in t 1929 Ford Sport Coupe , 1929 Chevrolet Coupe 1927 Buick Sport Coupe COMPANY Betty Compson M fS..vJW - -v V - If fvv 1 111 Betty Compsoirs latest starring folides. passions, mistakes, selfish picture. Radio Pictures' drama. !"pss. unsundeniiunding. vanity and "Throe Who Loved," opens n three cluya e UK" lament iu t,.o Holly with continuous shows, today. HullywoiKi: provlewers call "Throe Who Loved" an itinti.tnK story of real-lire silimtlona nnd emotions. It ts a welding oi ordinary numan Ruth Chatterton at Craterian iwmitaa'!Wii'- em ;ir4 Today introduces nt the Fox Cm-1 terian theatre the first picture of th Prosperity Group of li31-10:2, pre senting Ruth Chatterton In "The Magnificent Lie" from a atory by Leonard Merrick. It is a tale of -South Africa, the diamond fields nnd the cabarets. It has to do, further, with an imagina tive lad who hns built nn Ideal of perfeet womr.hmxl, nnd with a feml- nine sinner who pretends, in ortier Post and Gatty Use Goodyear Airwhecls Says Charlie Furnas "Wiley Post and Harold Gritty, who completed their round-lhe-world flight In eight and a half days, were assured safe landings, no mntter what kind of airport they selected In .their 13 Intermediate Mops," declared H. C. Furnas, local Ooxlyear dealer, "lo calise their red nnd white monoplane, Winnie Mae, was equipped with Good year nirwlieels those big, rubber pll-low-llke tires that are the lat word In safely uiul comfort in hasty land ings and speedy tskeoffs." "In this field of tlns for nlrcrnft, ns In other tire fields of equipment for trucks nnd busses, Goodyear has done the pioneering," con U nurd Mr. Pumas. "For Instance, we owo to Goodyear the arly development of the straight side tire, the. pneumatic cord truck tire ns well as balloon truck tires, and of course Sniwrtwlst cord which is In the sturdy ciircas.1. of every Goodyear tire mnde. "The Ooodyear Alrwheel permits tho pilot of a plane to set down in a rough field cushioning oOhtwIko un pleasant Jars and JoltH, not lo men tion possibility of damasfo to his craft.. The Alrwheel practically elim inates the danger of ground-looping and also enables him to take off from a muddy, sandy or soft field which would mire in a plane equipped with high pressure thtw." C. C. Furnas, proprietor of the Medford firvlee station, has been op erating as a Good year dealer for 13 years. Irri l.iilior llilllili I .of flltirrlt T'EQIIOT. Minn (Al'l Wlmt l iw llcvcd the only lfi? Catholic rhnrrh In t!if United Stall's 1ms Ix-rn dedi cated icro. It wps built by contri butions oi IKXI0 mid Irec labor. The rhtiri h has nn exlerlor of polliheil logs, while the Interior la furnished with rhl"!ed Ilin olllte. C. E. Gates Auto Co. T aT-aV ina - " - Sixth and Pacific Highwny ' Telopliono HI nsMmM 4 4 ADS FOR in Holly Film i 'r i U V y t. Vte- ' 1 - S 4 V - 4AiV eotlftm Into pawotfut drama Conrad Nael and Robert Ames piny opposite the mar. A Paiho News Heel, a novelty net, and a "Strange As It Seems" multi eolor reel of oddities, will round out the program opening at the Holly to clay. to bring his dream to life, to be a saint. Merrick called his story "Laurels nnd the Lady." It affords Miss Chat terton, with a rolo both vivid and compelling. Completing tho progrnm In ft se lected group of short subjects plus uon Kiiymomi, tho sliver tenor, brought to Medford direr from seven weeks ennagemont at the Para- mount inemru hi rruiiu. BEAR IN YELLOWSTONE POCATRI.LO. Ila. -(UP) Mrs.' M. P. Williams. 30, labored under trie lllualou that when a hear enters Yellowstone , National Park he be comes, by some mysterious process, as meek and safe ns .a lamb. Her Ideas nn this subject were rhntir.rd suddenly. She confidently fed n cantankerous bruin by hand tho other day. (Suddenly the beast Krew niiKry nnd with one swipe oi lU'i paw raked tho woman's right forearm to tho hone, Mrs. Williams was tnkeh to Poca tello General IKwpltal lor treat ment. USERS OF NEW BALL PRRMNO, Ciil.-(AP) While pro--fessldimls and duffers arue over the "balloon ball," a couple of clubs Rot together on the Fort Washington links here ntul eonvloed quite a few that the bliwr sphere was u Ierior to tho old pellet. One team used tho old regulation bull while the other played with the newer and busier one. The "biff hall" team or ten men turned In nn nvwre Kate net score of 71.1 as nulnL 70. of ten par chnsi-rs using the discard ed ball. r.t, paho, Tex (trp; ii.iy var-' ner Turner, nine-weeks-old baby, nan nn open safety pin lodged in his thront. but thinks little of it. When the bnhy was six weeks old m I he swallowed the pin. For several I s doctors attempted to remove tne ' pin. Pailiiitr In that, they allowed j tho baby to rest, to regain his s'rentrth. and Gnry grew, despite i the pin I ft his thront. Bo Improved In his condition that ! he was disehnrvert from the hos ! jltnl and no further attempts will ; he intds for the prefient to remove tho obstruction. . .4 1 ; MORMON CHURCH GROUP BOOSTS FLY CAMPAIGN NHPirr, Utah (UP. Somethtiig new In church activities has been tn'rodtircd here. The Junh Utate Kellef society ot the Mormon rhureh Is. in the mar ket for nil the files that can caught. It hiw already purchased 51 quarts on tlu theory that a s(em!f rnmpflltn will reduee the ;fiy nui.Hunce in tms community. KI.i:n:ith Falls Altken Cnntnto Hon Co. rpeivrd permit to construct 117,000 eommerolal building at orner ,.t iwelfth snd Main streeu. mv.a in P5GE THREE RESULTS ... JOBLESS SEEK" GOLD IN HILLS OF Depression Causes Many. to Prefer Mining to Park Benches, With Always the Chance of a Rich Strike SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1. (UP) A young man, with a week's growth of whiskers on his chin, ordered a couple of shots of needled beer and two weeks' supply of food at ' a Magalla, Calif., store and drink emporium, Not gtttlng rich, but I dug out $lti.UU last month," .he said, loading his provisions on his horse. "I eat. and that boata being Jobless and hungry." Grubstaked, of course, he preferred digging fur gold to sitting on a park bench and then there Is always the possibility of striking It rich. i. ure or nuky mrifce Unemployment driving them on. the lure Of a lucky strike pulling them, many such nvn are laboring in lonely California canyons today. Honu friend, or acquaintance, with a bit of gambling blood, provides the food, for a lYmre of the profits. Alt that the miner supplies Is brawn and time, both a drug on the market elsewhere. , .. . That's one side of a small boom In California gold mining. CALIFORNIA Another factor is that the value , of gold rises with tho buying power of the dollar. Many small mines ore being reopened, as the lower prices of labor, power and materials make it possiuie inr them to operate at a profit for the first time since the war. These, .of course, hire men and are ft factor in reducing unemploy ment. lllg Mines lleneflt The big mines and dredgers thc thnt produce the bulk of this state's $8,000,000 annual gold "crop" benefit, too, make more profit and employ more men. Hnvlval of interest In mining also has brought an Increase In. promo tion of mining projects some of them legitimate, some of them doubtful. Many "lost channla" are being sought from the proceeds of stock sales .and here and there all through tho mountains and alontf the mother lode, new tunnels anJ sinfts ar being opened. ' Most of them will nver pay a cent of profit, but some will make a llttla money, and there Is always the big ohancn, you know. At least, they give men work, , H BAnTRLSVIM.E, Oklo ( AP-N uses for natural gas,' flowing from the earth nt the rate of trillions ot eublo feet annually, are being sought by the experiment station of tne United Stntee Bureau of Mines here. Among the products already being derived from natural gas, Itself- a by-product of crude oil production, are perfumes, moth balls, motor fuels, explosives, alcohols, dyes, in secticides, anesthetics, acetylene ana artificial rubber. - On cio allowed to blow free, today tho gas not only brings "the oil to the . surface, but nno Is useful in producing heat, power and light. It yields gasoline under treatment. Tim experiment station Is con cerned particularly with ths pyroiy sls of natural gas. or its decomposi tion Into carbon and hydrogen, worn have commercial uses, while other by-products of the process can V utlllr-cd profitably'. , Itnlri llrvrtt.H lrehhtorlo Tauli ' TAZKVI'.Mi, Va. (UP) The tusk of a prehlMtorlo animal wad washed up during n rain at the 1iimi. Taicwoll county, recently. . Tho fossil weighs two and a half pounds, is six foot -long and ax- shntted. BUYS AND TRADES 9110 acro Imprbved "rancn to trndn for Income or auto camp. Price tlO.oou and clear. Ooou, , location, nmln road. - ' ' NEW USES FOUND FOR NATURAL GAS Hi, acre Clone to Oranta Paas. well Improved. Clear. Price J500. For Mi-dford realdence. 100 acre. 30 wheat land. S aerea clover with free wuter. balance tim lier ami piuiture. Good Improvemanta. well, KjuiuK.: on graveled road ftnd achool him route. Price IUU, 1360 down, balance eaay. Will trad. i out edi:e contract on ranch adr 12350 pujiinK out :)0 per month for atnnll Improved tract. . ; 32il acres- 2S ml Ira aouth of Klam ath Full.; 8 room hoiue. good barl, fencetl, other bulldlniui: cloaa to K-hool. Price $3000. Trad lor prop- I city here. Three of the best tanchea atocked and eiiilppcd. In Southern Oregon, for aale or trade. Look theae up t once. We have any kind of prop, erty for aale or trade that you want. SHELEY t'enlml Point, Ore. Res. Plione 71 tK THMIK IN ANY BTATK , f LV VACATION. TIMM. Don't Comet to keep In touch with tha old homo 4 town when you leava for 4 your summer vacation. Have 4 your Mall Tribune forwarded 4 lo the new addraaa. 1'hona 4 4 Main 75 and tha matter will 4 b promptly attended to. If t-444444444444