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Newspaper Page TextPAGE NINE WHAT YOU WANT Wassified FOR EASY R F E RE NC E;J VVAbtVUO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUXE, MEDFOKD, OREGON, SUNDAY, 'APRIL 17, 1932. I Vtl I vs DON'T FORGET TO PHONE THAT "YANT AD HERE ARE TKB BATES: Per word tint InMrtlon ! gach mention! insertion per word Per line per month, without copy ohange Phone 75 LOST rosT German police dog. Call 334. LOST Wednesday ftOTn",mf,n,'! yellow gora ocuns"" ""-J-" x,i JV viols wrlstwatch. Reward. Tel. ( PcopleaElectrlc Store. 13. LOST II dog u mueina. oall t- FOUND FOUND Child's coat on Old Stage road. Phone 840-R. HELP WANTED FEIALE WOMEN TEACHEBAOTEd" for W?Son work. Expense. ; td. Orw age. education, . "P"1 ence first letter. Compton Co., 1000 N. Dearborn, Chicago. WANTED Experienced waitress. Ap- ply Dlamonai-aie. WANTED-Housekeeper. Will furnish home for married couple. Box 3494. Mall Tribune. HELP WANTED MALE OLD ESTABLISHED manufacturer will finance responsible man In a permanent business. Murt A-l references and car. Starting average 30 weekly. Steady Increase up to 100 for right man. No slack - Mason or lay offs. Write promptly I to McConnon & Company. Dept. B-1984, Winona, Minnesota. . MEN. 18-45. Steady work. 61700 to 3300 year, postotflce clerks man carriers. Common education suf ficient. Paid vacation. 35 coached free. Write today sure for full par tlculara. 1336-A. Mall Tribune. HELP WANTED Mate and Female. STEADY jobs. U. S. government. 6105-6250 month. Men-women 18 to 80. Paid summer vacation, short hours. Common school education usually sufficient. Experience usu ally unnecessary. 25 coached free. Full partlculsrs and list positions Free. Write today sure. Franklin Institute, ept 258-A, Rochester N. WANTED SITUATIONS : WANTED Laundrymg. Square Deal f Laundry. 245 So. Central. Phone 679-W. WANTED Any kind of cleaning, 25c an hour, uau uoi-u. . . . WANTED By experienced man. posi tion to operate nrc.Jiara w either on salary or shares; refer ences furnished: could take imme diate charge. Address S L, care Mall Tribune, and party will call. . WANTED MISCELLANEOUS - WANTE Stock to pasture. R. H. Bell. Oen. Del. Med ford. WANT A loan of 63.0O0.0O. first mortgage first clsss business prop erty as security. Address Box 3524 Mall Tribune. WANTED Cash register. Jennings Loan Office. WANTED Trade wood for truck or car. Will Maxwell, Ruch, Ore. WANTED Buy used dining set, elec tric stove. Phone 105. WANTED Must have 66000 Immedi ately to save 620.000 ranch: 40 acres full bearing orchard, 60 acres under cultivation, pasture, etc., 48 acres free water: 68.000 in buildings: near school: good roads. Address B. J, Mall Tribune. .WANTED Now is time to have your J barns cow barns, chicken houses, " etc.. whitewashed. Call 358-W. WANTED Spraying. Power sprayer for trees and shrubs. Call 358-W. WANTED Kodsk. 3'ix3'i with f 6) anastlgmat lens. Sunday only. J07 Haven. TURN INTO CASH Idle household stuff furniture. d'.Jies, glass. b-oka et. Receive human prices. Modern-Antique Shop. West Jack son and Welch, facing Junior high. WANTED To buy all kinds ol rab bit. Tel. 1559. WANTED Wool and mohair. Wool sacks and twine for sale. Medford Bargtln House. 37 No Grape St. li 1062 WANTED AUTOMOBILES WANTED Lls-ht used cars, pay cash Ph. 952. 1731 N Rlrerslde tor ntT 1101 t:s FOR RENT Furn. f bed house, strict ly meoern: 8 large lot for garden ing, fine nil: and small growing garden; 612.50 a month to steady t renters. Across street from tele phone office. Central Point or Tel. 1S32-H evenings. FOR rent -- 6-xoom luin. home. ' Kief m-U roR rent uoCsei FOR RENT Unfurnished 0 room bungalow, corner Columbus and Bryant. Interior newly decorated throughout. Two Urge lota with plenty of garden space. Lou of rote bushes, shade trees and flowers. See owner, H. L. Bromley or phone 1250. FOR RENT New house furnished, reasonable. 904 Hamilton. OWNER has desirable 4-room house, close In. with fireplace, electric water heater for bath, good yard. To rent to responsible tenant. Tel. 691 or Box 3499, Tribune. FOR RENT Furn. house. 413 King. Phone 1656-J. FOR RENT S-room house, modern, furnished. Phone 34-R. FOR RENT To adults, clean 4-room house: range connected. Tel. 683-X. HOUSE FOR RENT Electrlo range and water heater. Phone 780-L. FOR RENT Modern partly furnished 4-room cottage, east side. Call at 414 S. Riverside. FOR RENT Attractive S-room house, 'lose in 135 S. Holly. Tel. 731-X. FOR RENT Beautiful 8 -room fur nished home, close to schools and store: shady lawn; garden plot; very reasonable rent. Phone 146 or 390-Y. FOR REN1 Homes Furnished or unfurnished Brown & White FOR RENT 4-room modern duplet: fireplace, breakfast nook, electric range, heatrola; also 6-room house close In. Inquire 634 No. Bartlett. FOR RENT 7 room furnished house, very cheap to reliable party. Phone l a n. XJnm I ., - IFOR RENT 3-room house. Vt acre irrigated garden- land. a. aeiin. Howa-d Ave. FOR RENT Modern nouse. close in Fine shade, lawn and garden lot. $36 per month, water paid. Call at 335 South Riverside. FOR RENT 4 to s-room bouse Phone 105. 80 N Central HOMES FOR RENT Oall 796. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Furnished apartment. Includes heat, hot and cold water, electricity, hotel service and lounge room privileges. Holland Hotel, Phone 710. FOR RENT Furnished apartments; cheap. 334 Apple. PLEASANT, furnished, steam-heated apt; refrigeration. 10 Quince. FURNISHED 3 and 3-room apts.; garage. 604 W. loth. 3-ROOM APT. Also nice front sleep ing room, ground floor; reasonable rates. Gloria Pan Apts., 375 South Central Ave. TWO-ROOM furnished modern, neat. . new, 615.50; Includes garage. 1015 West 11th. FOR RENT Completely furn. apt.: radio, washing machine, heat, hot and cold water. az no. jvy. NEAT front corner single apartment and small furnished house. Rea- aonable. 1308 E. Main St. TWO MODERN, attractive, furnished, downtown apartments, for I or 2 people: newly decorated, will ac cept best offer of rent. Apply Fluhrer'a Bakery. FOR RENT Modern furnished apt. downstairs. 845 N. Bartlett. FOR RENT Modei-n furnished apart ment; hardwood floors, nreplace; newly decorated. Address Bex 3985 Mall Tribune. BEST apartments In town at new reduced rates. Schuler Apt FOR RENT Furnlehed apt Lights, garage: 610 t 612 Phone 453-H. FOR RENT 3-room apartment. 610 630 So Fir. Phone 1330. FOR RENT Modern duplex apt; 4 rooms. Phone 443. FOR RUNT FUKMSHKD ROOMS PLEASANT room for gentleman; close in: bath, garage. 609 E Main. ROOMS 6160: bachelor cabins 63 per week. 445 80. Front. FOR RENT BOOM AMD BOARD FOR RFNT Room and board. S. Ivy. Phone 843-X. BOARD AND ROOM In private family, reasonable. Call at 414 8. Riverside. PLEASANT room with board 716 E. Main. fOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT IN YREKA Commercial garage, showroom and shop, located on Pacific highway. Address D. M. Reld, 825 8. Main. Yreka. Cel. FOR RENT Small ranch close In; well Improved. Phone 437-X. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES SAFE AS GOV'T BONDS My 39 yrs. experience selling annuities shows that they guarantee 9r Interest for life at age 60 (male) and 84 (female) and are tax free. Give name exact age sex. J. H. Coch ran. 203 N. Bartlett St., Medford. FOR SALE Restaurant: good loca tion In Medford. Owner must leave. Phone 1333-J. TOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Thoroughbred Ptiroeand O. I. C. weaner pigs. Tel 258-J. FOR SALE One A-I cow, 6 years Old. Jersey and Guernsey; give 40 lbs. a day: Test 5. Knox Service Station, Jacksonville, or call 414-J. FOR SALE 11 ahoats. Jacksonville. W. E. Keen, FOR SALE I'OULTRT LARGE Bronre turkey and R. I. R setting fc2s. Phone 519-J-3 W. L. CHICKS c. May 6c; hardy Hansen strain, heavy layers, larg whit ctfs. Free range-cockerels, dl-1 rect Hansen 266-325 Rocks or Reds 10c. Jenks Poultry Farms. Tsngent, Ore R 1 SETTING COO. ?. A. PtlitJ.j ,'Jei, '-. FOR KXCHAcOl FOR EXCHANGE Beautiful new modern bungalow, flv acre rich garden soli, fin location. Price 63.000.00. Will trade clear with some cash for unimproved acreage. Also 150 acres, 50 acre In hay and grain. 100 acrea free water, com fortable buildings, family fruit. Price 64750.00. THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANOB 125 E. 6th St., Phone 1496 EQUITY In 10 acrea for house or car 1034 N. Central. EXCHANOE 160 acres: 50 under cul tivation: plenty free water: fine 6- room plastered nouse; osui. wun cold nd hot water: good equip ment and livestock. Will exchange for smaller farm with Improve ment, on or near Boulevard. Box 3806. Mall Tribune. WILL TRADE modern 5-room house In Ashlsnd for acreage. Must be good lend and location: preferably without buildings. Will assume. Box 3488, Tribune. 5 ACRES, southern California, sell or trade by owner. Phone 837-X. FOR TRADE 62300 Jackson Co. Bldg. A Loan stock for small modern house In Medford. Must be clear. Phone 1630-J. TRADE Labor for hay. Tel. 596-L FOR TRADE 3 modern houses part ly urnisneo, lor aiueui iu.iiuim acreage. 414 S. Riverside- FOR SALE AU.OMOBU.ER 1 1933 Ford Sport Coupe, a bargain, run very little. 1 Reo Sedan, this la a dandy cheap car; lota of service for 6100.00. 1 1937 Bulck Coupe, nice condition I Cadillac Sedan, a good car cheap. 1 1929 Ford Coach, excellent condi tion. 1 Chrvsler Roadster, excellent buy. WALTER ABBEY. 139 60. Riverside REPOSSESSED CARS We sell them for the balance due. Easy terms. All makes, 30 to choose rrom. Oakland ds pontlac Garage, 207 So. Riverside. Open Sunday until 3 o'clock. FOR SALE OR TRADE Equity -31 light 6 sedan. Will take used car or truck or what have you. Phone OUO-Ij. FUEL OIL UtfLlVERT FOR FUEL OIL delivery Phone 815 Eads Transfer and Storage Co. FOR SALE KIEL FOR SALE Body fir. part dry, 16 in 82 00: 12-ln. 6190; laurel, 82 15. 62.35 per tier. Phone 539-R-4. FOR 8 4 LB HOMES FOR SALE Modern home on Old Stage road. Ideal location; 10 acres good alfalfa, garden and fruit land. Can be subdivided. Arden Tyrrell. FOR SALE Home. It will pay you to look this up. Consider trade for auto or radio. Balance like rent. Owner, 309 First Natl', Bank Bldg. HIGH-CuitSS 7-room bungalow In distinguished residential district Cash price 66000.00. Owner want Copco stock for bis 63500 equity Wslter H. Jones, Realtor. vr Jack son County Bank. Phone 196 FOR SALE Sacrifice five room mod em home, gas and electricity, large lot and trees, 61.500 6500 buys my equity Phone 1082-X. FOR SALE Attractive home Phone 106. 80 No. Central. FOR SALE HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE Equity In S acres. Fine soil, small house, near highway. Roy Bllderback. Pitt View Ave., Central Point. CLEAR ranch of around 30 acres, to exchange for grocery stock, house or apartments, in good locstlon. Dslry ranch In first claas section, with fine modem 8 roum house, barn wtth cement floor, stanchions for 18 cows, mllkhouse, garsge, chicken house, 18 acres alfalfa, balance grain land, pasture and timber. Also a 6 room house. Want exchange for Income property here or In southern California. Price 635,000. Requires some cash. Stock ranch on good highway, outside range, alfalfa and alatke clover, good improvements, a well paying ranch, for exchange for small acreage or Income property. Price 610.000. 5 acres suitable for chickens and turkeys. Good garden space. 5 room house In good conditton, well, chicken house and garage. Only 61600. SOUTHERN OREGON REALTY CO. 44 North Riverside Ave. 6 ACRES. 6 acres alfalfa. Free water; garage, barn, poultry house; adjoin ing Eagle Point. Family orchard; rich free eoll. 63.800. Terms. 30 ACRE.? fronting Rojrue River and creek: Crater Lake Highway thru It. Free water; alfalfa: large barn. No house. 43.000. Easy terms. D. E. MILLARD. 425 E. Msln FOR SALE 3 acres, good soil, neat 3-room house, built-in, garage, electric pump, shsd trees. Cheap. 6200 down, balsnce essy. Call 1332-R. or addtesa p. o. Box 348. 8-RCOM HOUSE, 10 acres; 7 acres pears and apples, 3 chicken houses; clear of encumbrance for 61000. A large stock and dairy rsnch: gen uine bargain. Small property un der lease earning .1195 net, C. 8. Buttertield, 409 Medford Center Bldg. LOT near Lone Beach, lot at San Francisco: both clear, and some csah; wsnt smalt improved acre age. Box 3497, Tribune. WHEN you think of real utat thins of Brows 4b Whit FOR SALE MISCELLANEOtS FOR SALE 300 boxes Newtown ap ples very cheap. H. H. Wilson, phone 1282. KELVIN A TOR J7i-trle Rfrigrstor. almwt new, bargain and easy trm. Call Phona 31 nr 1 140. FOR SALE 3 Ruxtell axle for Ford T and T T truck. Phone 652 or 1761 N Riverside. ' ' ' FOR SALE OR TRADR 2-ton O. M C. trwk for T'vxl tfim nl itoct. rr whit hv? you. PHotm FOR SALE MlSCELLANEOrS FOR SALE OR TRADE; Harley Davidson 74 motor cycle, like new. Phone 552. 1761 N. Riverside. 1 CORN 6130 per cwt.. sacked at car. I In 500-lb. lots or more. Best qual- Ity eastern yellow corn. Car on 1 track today. Let us figure wlth vou on a delivered price in ton lots. Phone 833. F. E. SAMSON CO., 329 N. Riverside. FOR SALE Hay. loose or baled; or will trsde for csttle. Call Frank R. Rav, Medford. Phon 1080. even ings, or call at ranch, Willow Springs district, daytime. SPECIAL PRICK on corn. 6130 per cwt., sscked at car. Car on track Apr. 16 and IB. Phone 833. and let 11s figure with you on a delivered price to vour ranch. F. E. SAMSON CO. 329 N. Rlrerslde. ROOUE RIVER Yellow Dent seed com. C. A. DeVoe, 533-J-3. FOR SALE Wool bogs nd fleece twine. Mutual Mill & Seed Co., Ino. FOR SALE Tomato and cabbage plsnts. See Carey'a, near Phoenix. Phone 341-J-l. FOR SALE Be supplies hlvs. smokers, foundation, etc. Monarch Seed Co. FOR SALE Wool bags and fleece twine Monarch Seed Co. GARDEN DIRT, plowing, fertilizer, sand and gravel. Phone 913-J. FOR SALE Wool bags and fleece twine. Mutual Mill & Seed Co., Inc. 81 FOR YOUR old battery on any Severln bat.: 6-volt 13-plate stand ard (1 yr. guar.), 85; 6-volt 13-plate heavy duty, 68. SEVERIN BATTERY SERVICE 1520 No. Riverside. REBUILT FORDSON TRACTOR. 6100. In fine shspe. See It Mlller-San-ford Tractor Co.. 22 8 Fir. Medford. FOR SALE Lady's almost new black coat with beautiful fur collar and cuff set. Will sell very cheap. Ala, two evening dresses. Inquire 246 S Riverside, evenings 5 to 7 FERTILIZER and sediment. 976-W. Phone iNLY 63 50 for 6-volt 13-plate Junior batterv (6 mo. guar.) SEVERIN BATTERY SERVICE. FOR SALE Used sewing machine, all -makes. 65 up; terms If desired All make rented and repaired White Sewing Machine Co- 24 N Bartlett. FOR SALE Dairy and hp and horse fertiliser and black loam Lee Hamilton. Phone 91U-L. ROLLER canaries Phon 0. A. DeVoe MISCELLANEOUS LOCAL party driving to Sun Francis co. Will take 1 or 2 passengers to share expenses. Call 907-R. CASH paid for old gold, lewslrv brodge work. etc. Jennings Loan'v. E. B. Kobb, KlmbaH Fruit Co. Office, No. 5 South Front. WE PAY CASH For furniture, tools or what have you. Medford Bargain He-use. 37 No. Grape St. Phone 1002 WALLPAPER cleaned. Just like new, 61.50 per room and up. Call 637-Y SQUARE DEAL LAUNDRY 245 So Central. Phone 379-W OOLD dust bought and sold at Red den Co. 3rd floor Medford Bldg LOCAL or long dietanoe hauling We guarantee to save vou money Haw ley rransfer. 619 North Riverside Phon 1044-X. BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON CO. ABSTRACT CO. Abstract of Title and Title Insurance. The only complete Title System In Jackson County. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstract of ntl Title Insurance Rooms 8 and 6, No 33 North Central We. upstair. Automoulle Loan. CONTRACTS REFINANCED PAYMENTS REDUCED W pay up balance due dealer bank or finance company and extend your payment Additional money loaned. Phone 81 for appointment Chiropractic rnytrclan DR. E W HOFFMAN Cblroprsctlo Nerve Specialist. Ofnce hours 9 to 13. 3 to 6 203-204 Liberty Bldg Office Phone 680; Re Phon I31-H Contracting K LEND MONEY to worthy people to pay then booest debt Pacific Coast Cradlt Association 431 Med ford did,- Medford or Dentistry. OR ROBERT O. OOE 404 Medford Bldg DSNrUsTRY Dressmaking and Remodeling. THE FASHION SHOP - Dressmaking and .'emouellug. 424 Medford Bldg Phone 1181. expert Window Cleaner LET OEOHOE DO IT I el 1173 Hous oleanlng. Floor waxing, on sotal rug oleanlng. specialty. Fnmttur Repairing. FURNITURE RK-UPHOUJTEHED. r flnibed re-glued W carry a full un of uprioutery aampl. A- n Thlbult. Tel. 969-R Funeral rartor. PERLS FUNERAL HOME Distinctive ervios at moderate rates. Ca'-arj lished 20 year. Ambulano sere lc. 8th St at Oakoal Tel 47. Lawn mowers LA WW MOWERS SHARPENED, OILED snd sdjusted (or 7Ac Csll end de liver fie 33 No. Plr. Phon 381. piano Instruction. PR ED ALTON HAIOH'l Teobr of piano ClaMtcal and popular music courses. Hglit Muilo fltuolo, 818 Uont 13, BUSINESS DIRECTORY Money to Lend. WE LEND MONEY on furniture and lat model auto Three oer cent per month on unpaid balance No other charge Come In and get the cash today. Set W. X Thomas 45 So. Central. Phone 139 Job Printing MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT Beat equipped plant In southern Oregon. Prtuting it all kinds; book binding; touae-leaf ledgers: and blanks. Dining systems, duplicating cash sale slip and everything In the printing Una. 28-30 N Grape Phon 76. ROOflHg STANDARD ROOFING CO. Builders of water-tight roofs Estimates and inspection without charge, loth and Fir St. Tel. 1077. Piano Dealer. SEE th Baldwin ilne of Pianos at the Electrlo Wiring Co, 232 W Maui St., or call Mra. a. o. Purucksr Tel. 1442. Painting. HARRY MARX, Painting Tinting Paperhanglng Phone 14-F-4, PO Box 304 TlltUfeler. DAVIS TRANSFER & STORAGE Servioa guaranteed 20 S. Gran 8t Phon 644. or residence IO80. EADS TRANSFER Is 8TORAOE CO. Offloe 1015 No Central Phone 816 Prices right. Service guaranteed. RE1NK1NG TRUCKING SERVICE Transfer and hauling of all kind Office 309 South Front St. Phone 332. Violins THORVAL H. FOLKENBERU. leach! of Violin. Ensembl practice for atudent Closing out vio:in out fit. Studio S and 4 College Bldg Phone 259-J. Courthouse News I Furnished by the Jackson County Abstract Co. 121 E Sixth Street! Marriage License Eldred M. Clawson and Blanch V. Boring. Joe Moreno and Kat Barcajlea. s Howard C. Sheets and Cora Mc Clanahan. John D. Bantam and Maud M. Mobley. Peter M. Tunlson and Wllma X. Durnll. Clroult Court Bernhardt & Kelly, a corporation. corporation, For money, Earl Ooddlng, administrator, v. Ocorge F. Russell. Florenoe Russell, et al. Strict foreclosure. State Industrial Accident Com. vs. Black Bear Coon Co. a corporation. For money, Jackson County Bldg. A Loan Assn. va. Dan L. Evans and OUle B. Evans. Foreclosure. Schuyler C. Royston and Martha A, Royston vs. George W. Bnlder et ux . Foreclosure. J. H. Young vs. Lulu B Plsk, as administratrix of Estate of Joshua McPherBon, deceased, et al Foreclos ure. Esther Doris Olson et al va. Chas. Me, Ellen Vivian Mee at tl Fore closure. A. C. Hewitt vs. S. J. Wsyment. E. B. Wayment and M. (. Wayment. Lien. L. A. Robert et al vs. E. O. and Pearl S. Koble. To quiet title. Real F.state Transfers . W. T. Orlev et ux to the Califor nia Oregon Power Co. Deed to 34 acres In Sec. 38, Twp. 32 S R. 8 E. Msry E. Fox to Claude L. Hawkins Deed to NE4 of SE'4: 8WV4 of BE Va of Sec. 29; N'a of NE',; of Sec. 32; NWVi of NW',i of Bee. 33, all In Twp. 38 8., R. W. Charlea E. Plenlng et ux vs. Jessl Hayes Deed to lots 1 and 3, block 18. Dekum Add. to Oold Hill, Or. Sheriff to Western Loan Build ing Co. Deed to tract In DLC 44, Twp. 37 S R. 1 W. Nellie Pearson et vlr to James M. Firestone W. D. to 10-foot strip for road In NW'i Sec. 14, Twp. 89 8., R. I E. J. B. Coleman et ux to C. E. Mitch ell et ux W. D. to lot 10; W'i lot II, block 6, R'jes Add. to Medford. Charles E. Mitchell to Elva C. Mitchell O. C. D. to lot 10; WV4 lot 11, block 6. Rosa Add. to Medford. John Davison et ux to Daisy Wilts W. D. lot 1; NE', of NEVi of Sec. Agnes Devln et vlr to J, C, Cola man et al W D. to lo 10 and 11, block 6, Ross Add. to Medford. W olgast, Pancho In Hectic Draw HONOLULU, April 16 (AP) Mid get Wolgaat, recognized a flyweight champion In om atates, fought furious ten round draw with Little Pancho of Manila In a return engage ment her last night. A decision for Wolgaat In their previous battle here four week ago resulted in an an nouncement of a Fillpina boycott on boxing in Honolulu. Th average llf of passenger automobile In Austria Is estimated t five to alx years, with an vr g mileage of nearly 13.000. XT WHY? WANTED $2500 N. 71 in rr Dlry Ranch, Applegat District; 80 acres Irrigated, In alfalfa, clover, grain! completely equipped. II cows, 8 hrifrrs, I team, 30 turkry hens, Ann fits setting. Mr a-room bungalow, good ham beautlfnl place. For Ml at Just one-half lis real vlue, SX I2.W0 csh. bslsncs terms. No. 8 -70-cr Orchard proposition. IB acres pears, 20 teres apples; good bungalow. Non-resident owner save sell. Price 8!uo. 8I.VH) cash, balance terms. This pise Is worth mora money. Phon 4n oio-T. BARNES COR 18 8. Central Mail Tribune Daily X. HaS ooTr I. Begin 10. Prevaricator 14. Wreath sur mounting a knight's hl met 11. Asiatic ptnln aula; var. 18. Mat of the Stuart sov ereigns 17. A craiid iuother 1. Iced 21. Salmi Spanish 3X Elaborate pub lic discourse Si. Female nheep 2b. Note well i abbr. 2t, Short Jadcete its. Type meaaure if 9. Hllot 33. Unity Solution of Yesterday's P utile 5 T A T uTtTePAUETp C UR ATT OJr1e lat ABATE EcKEiAL ARM S EISM CILIA WlrfTD AT;BF A! I'L H B WRTgTE Tl',TyNNiAT TjSfN ElPM ItIs li'DTEiTIElslTlS II. Wither 68. Sun god 89. Foundation! IS. Earth surfaces 54, Pronoun 33. Most terrible 55, work of the 19. Negative prefix hlnhett ex- 40. Son of Seth ce Hence 41. Autumn 43. French Pro noun 41. Chide vehemently M. Rodent 61. Railroad elding 63. Merchants &. Toward the 48. Struck vio- Rhtuterea sine lently together 69. Hindu oueen 4T, Short for & 61 Larueit contt- man a name 48. PtuflrTure 49. Prophete 60. A brother of Odin nent se. Commanded 70. Vehiclea for now travel TU Principal actor ' I2 P 4 YWf I7 I8 lf Wf' I 35 H33 IP53-' .irW-mn wW '' '''.: '.('', 7'',. "'. 1. 2f 3a ST" 53 wi' 5F 3S 3Z 37 2r azzz zzzi!l ZZZiZZlZZZZZZ 1 iN 1 11 m 1 1 EFFICIENCY YOU MAY have noticed that you were able to travel this winter with less dangers irom snow or ice on the Highways than ever before. It is quite likely that if you gave any thought to this at all you have attributed tt to the fact that we have had a more open winter. The truth of the matter is that this condition of safety, which has existed through out the season, ii entirely due to the efficiency of the State Highway Maintenance men. For had they not prepared for tny condition which might have existed nd out of a very limited budget purchased the equipment and tooli necessary to rapidly and economi cally remove the snow which fell on the highways, together with the ice that formed in cold weather, there would have been many days when travel throughout the country would have been not only highly dangerous, but in some instances, impossible. The Engineers in charge of Maintenance work have one of the hardest jobs in the Department. They are not only responsible for the up-keep and safety of thousand! of miles of roads the year round, regardless of weather, but are in variably restricted to a limited mount of money that they can hav to do this work. Ai you travel along the road on pleasant days you will notice groups cleaning out the ditches along th side of the road; repairing culverts; digging out pot-holes and breaks in the surface then placing new mate rial and bringing the surface up to a smooth grade. In the winter as you ride along in your closed, healed car you will find these same men exposed to wind and cold as they drive their snow plough ,up and down the highways so that you may travel with the least pos sible inconvenience. I So when you come to i siim read ing "Slow Down Men Working" remember that this sign is not placed' .alongside of the road to bother you nor especially for the safety nf the workmcn-IT IS PUT TIIF.HF. I ORDER THAT THE ROAD MAY BE MADE SAFE FOR YOU I O l3l TEXACO NATIROAD REPORTS' Pendleton High Debate Winners t,A OflANDB, Ore.. April !. (AP) Th Pendleton high school debat ing team won th eastern Oreeon championship at union, ore., yester day by a judge' two to one vote. Pendleton will compete with the western Oregon chrmplon for th stale litis s a result of th victory, Cross - Word Puzzle 1L DnlU Of weight 31 Deprive 39. Not so late 39. Short blunt parts 10. Article of belief 81. French annuity It. Statements of accounts ti. Compound ether IS. Sets thickly 11. New Testa ment apelllng of Noah li. In the East Indies, split peas 41. Covered with trees 44. Venerated 45. Automobiles 4rt. Most precious 48. Pertaining to a natural ana tomical pas sage 11. Slighting re marks 12. Fathers li. Pierce with a fiolnted weapoi awallan dance M. County : abbr. 17. Symbol for calcium It. Operatic solo so. Former ruler (13. Born 64. Uerman neutei article IT. Compass point DOWN I, Teeth of s. ft?ar wheel rlsh ex pletive S, Schemer 4. Japanese eoln 8. Frtehten s. Garden fruits T. ICO square meters t. Purify 9. Edible tubers 10. The : Spanish II. Very strong 13. Afresh 11. Counsel 1 archaic 18. Perform 30. Forward 1ST N LOCAL MARKET (Continued from put ons) store. He had noticed the Fora sedan with the New York license plates end Mked the women which route they hid followed coming west.. A younger women end two children were sitting In the car, he said. In the store, the other women, who Mr. Barton said was slender. and about 46 years old. eatd they had Juat made the trip from the east, end had come through Utah and Nevada. The slender woman became very nervous Mr. Barton told Chief Mo Credle, and when Mr. Evanson said they could not change the bill, she said that was the smallest amount of money they had, and could not take the purchases. They left hur riedly, he reported. A check made by polloe of regie tratlons at the Oregon StaU Motor association's bureau here, ehowed two New Tork can registered during the past week, one on Tuesday to Albert H. Hitching, which was a Ford, and the other to Homer F. Westcock, on Thursday. PLACES SEVENTH IN STATE TESTS (Continued from Pag On.) Large crowd Attended th con tat. which began early today, nd remained to hear concert by th Oregon fitat college band whit th Judge wars msktnf thtlr derisions Hill Military Academy of Portland won th class 0 championship, Zrrl gon placed second, Seasld girls' band third. Beaverton, fourth, Hood River and Estcaada tied (or fifth, Th Sllvarton band, conducted by Hal L. CmpbU, won th class B contest. Oregon City wsa cond nd Oreshsm, lent year' winner, was third. West Linn placed fourth and Marahflald and Band tied for fifth plae. Th competition opened Friday with soloists vising for Indlvldu! title. Sl ehamplone wer eletd from group of 48 contestant. Edward Torgsrson of CorvallU re tained his till, a th best ssio- phone plsveri Vincent Ctsrk of Franklin High. Portlsnd, won flrat In th trombon division: rl Beott of Jefferson High, Portlsnd. wa ' first In trumpets; Lane Smith. HIU I Military Academy, Portland, took 'clarinet honors: th baa horn tltl went to Howard Moehnk of Wt I Linn. nd Robert Pergerson of Al' bany took th bail ton cosmpioo 'ataljs award, INSANITY DEFENSE PATH PREPARED IN (Continued irom Paj On) 'Do you know who I am?"I ak e. Benleil Kicking Woman "I asked him Ti-ho kicked tti wo man," Maaale testified with rUln roloe. "snd he said nobody kicked the woman. "I said 'now I know you are lyine;.' "He said h dldnt know noHim?.' "Mr. Forteacue got up and aald h won't talk; let us carry out ou other laws. "I told Mm If he wouldn't talk w knew what to do. I told Lord to go out and get the boys. As Lord went out X told Kahahawal 'If you don't talk you'll get what Id (an. other defendant who wa kidnaped and beaten) got. These men WIU beat you to ribbons. Now you talk." Natlre Confesses "Suddenly he said "yes w don It.1 That' all I remember. All I could ee wa my wife and hear what ah told me that when Kahahawal at tacked her and she prayed for mercy he answered by bresklng her Jaw." Maaale said the next thing he r ' numbered was being taken to the police station. This was some two hour after th killing, and after Kahahawal'a body had been found lit an automobile near Koko head. In the car were Maaale, Mrs. Fortescu and Lord. Wall St. Report Slock Rale Average (Copyright, 1933, standard 8tatlatlos Company) April 10: 00 30 90 00 Ind'l ' Rr' Ufa Total Today 48.7 33 3 81.1 80 8 Prev. day 49.3 33.0 83 8 n Week ago .. 4B.0 33.t 77.8 80.1 Year ago ..123.3 (7.7 17S.0 138 1 Bond .Sale Average . (Copyright, 1933. standard Statistic Company) April 18: 20 30 80 80 Ind'l Kr'B w Totl Today SO. 4.a 79.0 88.1 Prev. day ... 80.8 83.1 18.8 87. Week ago . 81,8 63.8 77.8 87.8 Year ago .... 85.9 99.9 100.7 984 NBW TORK, April 18. (API Stock wer unable to continue t'lelr recovery through a third session to day, although th bond market still felt th stimulating affect of th federal reserve' credit axpanalon program. Trading quarters war Inclined to look upon th upturn In th stock . market of th last two sessions as !rgely technical rebound, to swalt Something In th way of favorahla ewa before trying to prss th rally further. Enough week-end profit taking and selling cam Into th market to causa numerous reo. salons of fraction to mor than two point rrom yesterday's elos. Todays closing price for 18 sel ected stocks follow: American Can 80 H American T. 4 T. , Aneconaa, ..,... 8 Curtla Wright General Motors Int. T. 8c T. 13', 1'4 '! 13 19 . 11 33)4 Montgomery Ward Paramount Pub. M Radio ..... Southern Pao, 8. O. of Cal, S. O. of N. J. Tiana Am. United Aircraft . U. B. Steal . Portland Wheat PORTLAND, April 18. (AP) Wheat! May .83 H July ,6J Sept. ... .61 .83 J, .63 .83 .81 .614 .1H .63 H .61 4 .61 4 .13 i Cash wheat: Big Bend bluestsm Soft whit ..... Western whit Hard winter . .St ,6 .63 .63 .63 Northern aprlng Western red .......... Oats: No. 9 whit. 633.00. Today's car receipts: Wheat 1T flour 14; com 1; oat 1. . (n Francisco Butterfat BAN PRANCISCO, April 16. (AP) -Butterfat fob Ban Francisco. 30a, HAY Just unloaded a carload of hay Timothy and grain $17.00 per ton Alfalfa $18.00 per ton Farmers Exchange Co-Operative Medford, Oregon Phon 933 Phon 032 w BUT good uss bis ekMha. (to. MONBY LOtNKD ON Radios, electric Washing Machine- anything of real valu. 9. as today. JBNNINOS LOAN OITICI No. 6 8. Frnn Nash Hotel Bl.