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. HELP WANTED MALE
WANTED Radio salesman: must be
able to make minor repair, on aet.
write Box 8238. Tribune.
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m" WANTED 8 MATIOSS
CAPABLE office girl ?lth knowledge
of bookkeeping, shorthand a n d
stenography, wishes position In of
fice. Excellent references. Phone
820 or 469-J-8. evenings.
WANTED Employment by experi
enced Janitor. Best of references.
State aalary. Chaa. Morgan, Trail.
Ore.
WANTED Laundrying. Square Deal
Laundry. 348 So. Central. Phone
879-W. . .
WANTED Any kind of cleaning, 35c
an hour. Call 981-L.
WANTED By experienced man, posi
tion to operate orchard or ranch,
either on salary or sharea; refer
ences furnished: could take imme
diate charge. Address 8 L, care
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WANTED Song poems, songs, music
set to your words, woras set ioj
.... rvaniMwl fnr nub- '
your muiu ' o . '
llcatlon. Copyright secured. Fred
Alton Height Co., Music publishers,
Liberty Bldg, Medford. Ore.
WANTED Good milk cow. Xi. R. j
Hardman, Table Rock.
WANTED Wheelbarrow.
Box 381. R. Oltfln.
Route I.
WANTED To buy 1926 or '37 Ford
roadster. Must be cheap. Call 95-L.
WANTED Load for empty furniture
truck going to Oakland. Cal. Tel.
1044-X. Hawley Transfer "
HffANT A loan of 3.000.00, first
mortgage first class buslneas prop
erty as security. Address Box 8524
Msll Tribune.
WANTED Cash register.
Loan Office.
Jennings
WANTED Must hsve 86000 imtnedi
xa ately to save 20.000 ranch; 40 acres
f full bearing orchard. 60 acres under
' cultivation, pasture, etc, 46 acres
free water: (8,000 in buildings: near
school; good roads. Address B. J,
Mall Tribune.
WANTED To buy all kind of rab
bits. TeL 1559.
WANTED
Wool and mohair. Wool sacks and
twine for sale. Medtord Bargain
House, 27 No. Grape St. 1m 1062
WANTED AUTOMOBILES
WANTED Light used care, pay cash
Ph. 653, 1761 N. Rivereide
WANTED FARMS
WANTED Acresge or farm on stream
jr lake: hunting and fishing: Mf
of highway. Give particulars. Write
Box 8860. Mall Tribune.
FOR RENT HOUSES
CLEAN unfurnished 4-room bunga
low, close in. inquire isi o. nouy.
BEFORE deciding, see the 3-rm. fur
nished duplex, strictly modern and
clean, with sleeping porch and gar-
age. at 342 South Grape St. -
FOR RENT Modern 8-room house.
15 Crater Lake Ave. Phone 697-R-3.
O. E. Pierce.
TOR RENT 8-room furnished mod.
era house, 625, water paid. Call
1378-R.
FOR RENT 4-room furnished house,
very cheap to reliable party. Tel
C. A. DeVoe.
FOR RENT bumee Furnished or
unfurnished. Brown White
FOR RENT Modern bouse, close In
Fine shade, lawn and garden lot.
35 per month, water paid. Call at
135 South Riverside.
FOR RENT Modern partly furnished
4 -room cottage, east side. Call at
414 ft Riverside.
TWO-ROOM fumuhed modern, nest,
new, 815 50; Includes garage. 1016
West Uth.
POR RENT 4 to 8-room houses
Phone 108 80 N Central
FOR RENT Modern 4-room duplex;
fireplace, breakfast nook, electric
range, heatrola: also 6-room house.
J close In. Inquire S34 No. Bartlett.
FOR RENT 4-rm. bouse, clce In;
wood range. P&ose or 4T9-X.
FOB BKNT HOl'SM
FOR RENT 8-room bouae. Vi ecn
irrigated garden land. a. ueiin
Howard Ave.
TOR RENT APARTMENTS
POR RENT Furnished apta; 1 end a
rooms: very reasonable. 310 No.
Bartlett.
HOMES POR RENT Call T98
ARTHUR ARMS ApU, 830 N. Holly.
FOR RENT Furnished 4-room stucco
house on east aide. Phone 108.
PURN. APTS AND ROOMS Warm
and clean. 8 per month up. 1005
W Main.
POR RENT 3-room furnished apt,
813.00. Key at 148 Bo. Ivy.
FURNISHED house. 3 and 8-room
apta.: garage. 604 W. 10th.
POR RENT Furnished apartment,
includes heat, hot and cold water,
electricity, hotel service and lounge
room privileges. Holland Hotel,
Phone 110.
3-ROOM APT. Also nice front eleep
Ing room, ground floor: reasonable
rate.. Gloria Pan Apts, 874 South
Central Ave.
POR RENT Completely furn. apt.:
radio, washing machine, heat, hot
and cold water. 329 No. Ivy.
POR RENT Modern furnished apt.
downstair 848 N Bartlett.
POR RENT Model n furnished apart
ment: hardwood floora. fireplace:
newly decorated. Address Bex 3985
Mall Tribune.
POR BENT PurnUhed apt. Light.
garage: 810 s ! f none --
POR RENT 3-room apartment 110
620 So Pit. Phone 1830.
POR RENT Modern duplex apt: 4
rooms. Phone 443.
FOB BENT PUUMSHED BOOMS
PLEASANT front room, separate ent
rance. 330 No. Oakdale.
POR RENT Purnlehed sleeping room,
close In. home privilege; price rea
aonable. 813 Penn. Ave. Tel. 1076-J.
PLEASANT room for gentleman: close
In: bath, garage, ouu c saau.
ROOMS 1A0; bachelor cabin 2
per week. 445 So. Front.
FOB BENT BOum AND BOARD
BOARD AND ROOM In private family
reasonable. Call at 414 S. Riverside
PLEASANT room with board. 716 B.
Main.
FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT Small ranch close In;
well unproved, rnoae
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
SOMETHING POR NOTHINOI SEE
ING IS BELIEVING I Fully equlp-
t .nrf reriAtr ahran. Best
location. Cheap rent. SOUTHERN
OREGON REALTY CO., 44 NORTH
RIVERSIDE.
POR SALE sjunch room. O. R.
Beatty, Truckee, Cal.
POR SALE Restaurant, downtown,
good location; seata 51; modern
equipment, with steady business.
Phone laaa-j. Bargain
FOB EXCHANGE
FOR EXOHANGE Highly Improved
10 A. close In, for larger acreage.
Preferably on Applegate. A. fl.
Myers, Rt. 1.
TRADE Equity In beautiful Med
ford home ior lining uu
small grocery on highway. Box
3649. Mall Tribune.
POR SALE OR TRADE Modern bun
galow on paved etreet: narawooa
floors, electric range, etc, for prop
erty in or near Grants Pass. Write
670 N. 3rd St, Qranta Pass, Ore.
EXCHANGE 30 acres land, several
hundred tiers of wood standing for
car. Inquire at Prye's, 3 mllee from
Trail on Tlller-Trall road.
REAL 1500 equity In Cal. property
sacrifice for equity, stock and
equipment or what. J. W. Cates,
Ashland.
FOR TRADE 3 modern hoiuee. part
ly lurnisneo. I or small utprovea
acreage. 414 8. Riverside.
FOR SALE POULTRY
BBY CHIX Rocks and Reds, 10c;
highly-bred White Leghorns, 9c;
Watzey Poultry Term Hatchery,
Roseburg.
FOR SALE Turkey eggs.
J-4.
Tel. 538-
M AM MOTH Bronze turkey eggs for
sale, or to trade for wood, calves
or pigs. Phone 133-R.
W L. CHICKS 8c. May 8c; hardy
Hansen etrsin. heavy layers, large
white era. Free range-cockerela, di
rect Hansen. 366-325. Rocks or
Reds 10c. Jenka Poultry Farms,
Tangent, Ore.
R. 1 8ETT1N0 EGGS.
Tel. 976-W.
P. A. Pefley.
FOR SALE HOMES
FOR SALE Two furnished houses
Paved streets, close In, 61400 and
81800, also houses and ranch prop
erty for sale or rent. W. J. Roberta.
720 W. 2nd.
FOR SALE Home. It will pay you
to look this up. Consider trade for
auto or radio. Balance like rent.
Owner, 209 First Net)', Bsnk Bldg.
HKH-CuSS 7-room bunga'ow In
distinguished residential district
Cash price 66000 00. Owner wants
Copco stock lor his 63500 equity
Walter H Jones. Realtor, jvai Jack
son County Bank Phone r96
FOR SALE Sscrlfiee live mora mod
ern home, gss snd slectrlclty. large
lot and trees, 61.600 6500 buys my
equity Phone 10S2-A.
POR SALE Attractive homes Phone
105 80 No Central.
FOR SALE ICEL
ORDER NOW While we can get
them. IS-tn, green pine slabs.
Double sire load 84 50. One load
kindling free with S-Iod orders.
Valley Fuel Co. Phone 7e
FT EL OIL DELIVERY
FOR FUEL OIL delivery Phone 816 1
Ka44 Rsuulet sod fltora Oo.
TOR SALE REAL ESTATE
SO. ORE. 40 acree. 30 cult.. 14 In
crop. 3 poultry houeee (800 cap).
85 tree orcn, eprlng water, well.
4-rm. plastered house, good barn
and' outbuildings, timber. 3 creeks.
hunting, fishing and trapping, i-nce
1600; 750 handles. Leo Marks,
Sclma, Ore.
DO YOU WANT to own the best
ranch in the Rogue River vaneyr
420 acree fine land. 800 acres under
plow with free water and lots of It.
Alfalfa, clover, grain, pasture, fully
equipped, three houses, large barn,
tractor, milking machine, 38 cows.
10 heifers, registered bull. Priced
at half of Its value.
THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
125 E. 6th St, Phone 1498
WHEN you think of real estate think
of Brown White.
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
POR SALE Jersey bull coming three.
Dama record ooi io. ies in iu
months. Leonard J. Freeman, Cen
tral Point. Phone 138.
POR SALE OR TRADE 85 head An
gora goats. E. E. Reamea. rnoue
1I1-R-3.
POR SALE 60 head high grade
Hampshire ewea with lambe and
unshorn: 3 pure Hampshire rams.
O. W. Wood, Prospect, Ore.
FOR SALE Team of mules and har
ness. Phone Asniana ata-j-e
FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS
POR SALE Baby buggy. Lloyd wicker
baby cart, fire screen, andirons,
play pen, writing desk, baby mat
tress and 3i mattress, perfect con
dition. 829 E. Jackson.
CLETRAC TRACTOR with three gang
plow; win sran. iw gwu - -.
harness. The Real Estate Exchange.
135 E. 6th St. Phone 1496.
POR SALE OR TRADE Large heavy
tent, 43 yards extra double filling
duck. 714 Welch St, at W. Jack
son crossing.
FOR SALEPleld seeds for late plant
ing. Sudan, soy beans, millets, etc.
Monarch Seed Co.
POR SALE Wool bags and fleece
twine. Monarch Seed Co.
FOR SALE Kill slugs and cutworms
with Snarol. Monarch Seed Co.
FOR SALE Garden hose 83.25 for 50
ft. Monarch Seed Co.
POR SALE Lady's almost new black
coat with beautiful fur collar and
cuff set. Will sell very cheap.
Also two evening dresses. Inquire
246 S. Riverside, evenings 5 to 7
FOR SALE One b-horse power electric
motor, cheap. Jennings Loan Ul
rica, 8 So. Front.
ROGUE RIVER Yellow Dent seed
corn. O. A. DeVoe, 623-J-3.
POR SALE Tomato and cabbage
plants See Carey'c. near Pboenlx,
Phone 841-J-l.
GARDEN DIRT, plowing, fertilizer,
sand and gravel. Phone 912-J.
REBUILT PORDSON TRACTOR. 100
In fine shape. See It Mlller-San-
ford Praetor Co, 23 S. Fir, Medford
POR SALE Used sewing machines, all
make. 85 up; terms 11 deslrod. All
makes rented and repaired White
Sewing Machine Co, 34 N Bartlett
ROLLER canaries Phone C. A. DeVoe
MISCELLANEOUS
HAVE POWER SPRAYER
Now Is the time to get your call In
for spraying cork elm, apples, pesra
and all kinds or snruooery. uau
358-W.
EMPTY truck going to California and
various parts of Oregon wants loaa,
Frank Newland, 820 w. 13th St.
CASH paid for old gold. Jewelry,
bridge work, etc. Jenninga Loan
Office, No. 6 south Front,
WE PAY CASH
For furniture, tools or what have
you. Medford Bargain Htmse, 27
No. Grape St. Phone 1042
WALLPAPER cleaned. Just like new
61.60 per room and up. Call 627-Z
GOLD duet bought and sold at Red
den Co. 8rd floor Medford Bldg
LOCAL or long distance hauling We
guarantee to save vou money Haw
ley rransfer, 619 North Riverside
Phone 1044-X.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
JACKHON CO.
ABSTBAC1 CO.
AtHtncti of Title nil
Title Insurance The
only complete Title
System la Jackson
County.
MURRAY ABSTRACT! CO. Abstracts
ol mie rule insurance Rooms 8
and 6, No. S3 North Central Ave.
upstair.
automobile AmnM.
CONTRACTS REFINANCED
PAYMENTS REDUCED
We pay up oalaoos due dealer oaok
or finance company and tsteod
your payments Ad.ditlonaJ money
loaned. Phone 81 (or appointment
Chiropractic Physician.
DR. E W HOFFMAN Chiropractic
Nerve Specialist. Office hours 9 to
la. 8 to 6. 303-304 Liberty Bldg
Office Phona 580; Bee Phons f31-H
Contract! n
WB LEND MONET to worthy people
to pey their no neat debts Pacific
Ooest Credit Association 431 Med
lord did. M Milord ore.
OeotUtry.
DR ROB EH 1 D. OOE
404 Medford Ridg
DENTISTRY
Phone 840
Dressmaking end Remodeling.
THE FASHION SHOP - DresnBiaklni
and .-eraouelliig. 434 Medford Bldg
Phone UB1.
Expert Window Cleaner
LEI OEOKOt DO 11 - Tel 1173
House cleaning. Float waxing, Orl
nisi rug rtaining, apeoaJt.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Furniture Hepalrlng.
FURNITURE RE-UPHOLSTERED, re
finished re-glued We carry a full
line of upholstery sample. A. M.
Thlbault. Tel. 969-R
Funeral Parlor.
PERL'S FUNERAL HOME Distinctive
serv'ce at moderate rates. Estab
lished 20 year. Ambulance serv
ice. 6th St. at Oakdale. Tel 47.
Job Printing.
MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT
Best equipped plant In southern
Oregon. Printing ia all kinds; book
binding: louee-leaf ledgers: and
blanks, billing systems, duplicating
oash sales slip and everything In
the printing line. 38-80 N. Grape.
Phone 75.
Lawnmowera
LAWNMOWERS SHARPENED. OILED
and adjusted for 75o. Call and de
liver fiee 33 No. Fir. Phone 381.
Money to Lend.
WE LEND MONEY on furniture and
late model autoa Three oer oent
per month on unpaid balance No
other charges , Come In and get
the cash today. ' See W E Thomas
45 So. Central. Phone 139
Piano Instruction.
FRED ALTON HAIOETI Teacher of
piano Classical and popular music j
courses Height Music Studio. 818;
Liberty Bldg. Tel. 72.
Hoofing
STANDARD ROOFING CO. Builders
of water-tight roofs Estimates and
inspection without oharge. loth and
Fir St. Tel. 1077. ,
Piano Dealer.
SEE the Baldwin una of Pianos at the
Electric Wiring Co. 333 W Main
St., or call Mrs. H. O. Purucker
Tel. 1443.
Painting.
HARRY MARX.
Painting Tinting
Paperhanging
Phone 14-P-4. PO Bo 804
JOHN H. LOCK
Contracting Painter.
Quality work at lower prices."
Phone 640 or 953-R.
Transfer.
DAVIS TRANSFER & STORAGE
Servloe guaranteed 30 8 Grape St
Phone 644. or resldenoe 1060.
BADS TRANSFER 81 STORAGE CO.
Office 1016 No Central Phone 818
Prices right. Servloe guaranteed.
RE1NK1NQ TRUCKING SERVICE
Transfer and hauling of all kinds
Office 309 South Front St. Phone
833.
Fern Valley
FERN VALLEY, Ore., April 38.
(Spl) Last meeting of the Fern Val
ley Literary society this season was
held April 32. Plans for welner
roasts and other summer activities
will be made later. The program was
musical numbers and was considered
one of the best presented. Under
the direction of Louis Putman and
Ray Brownrlgg the program was:
"The Cowboy's Lament," sung by Ray
Brownrlgg accompanied by Tommy
Cook, banjo, and Roy Barnes, guitar.
Ed Putman, guitar and Tom Cook,
banjo, gave a selection; Arthur Har
desty sang "Sleepy Time Down
South" and "Me," accompanied by
Tom Cook. Louis Putman gave a
violin selection "Red Wing," accom
panied by Ed Putman with guitar.
Encore was "When Clouds Have Van
ished." Robert Stead man and Arthur
Hardesty sang a duet, "My Pretty
Quadroon." In their encore they
were Joined by Eddie Parson and all
sang "Missouri Walts." A quartet of
boys played "Golden Slippers," Ed
Parsons sang "Way out West In Kan
sas" and 'Little Mohea." The con
cluding number Arthur Hardesty,
Robert Steadman and Ed Parsons
sang "Dream of Love." Refreshments
were served to a large crowd.
Fern Valley seems In need of a
hospital this week for there are so
many 111. Mrs. Putman underwent
a second operation at a hospital In
Medford Friday. She Is getting along
nicely. Mr, Kan tor sprained his
ankle and was confined to bed sev
eral days last week. Helen Kan tor
has been absent from school for a
week as she has been quite 11 with
the flu. Mr. Bussey was ill Friday.
Airs. Lem Hughes was sick In bed
Sunday
The bsby boy at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Archie Perns born April 19,
has been named Robert Archie.
Mrs. Edith Hayman and Miss
Bertha Hayman are staying with Mrs.
Archie Ferns for a while.
Mrs. Barnes and Roy returned from
Klamath Falls Wednesday. They spent
about two weeks there.
v.Hn vt.l .m im nugnw,
were In Medford Tuesday morning
on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kan tor returned
from a several days stay on Coleman
creek Saturday.
Mrs. Ed Marshall and daughter
Patricia, and Lem Hughes visited
Mrs. M. F. Hugie in Sam Valley
Saturday.
Mrs. George Alford and Mine Echo
Alford called on Mrs. Archie Ferns,
Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mra. Ben Rogera of Med-
ford were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Kantor Jr., Sunday.
Mr. and Mra. Lonald Long called
on Mr. and Mrs. Ed Marshall Mon
day evening.
Marvin Montgomery of Phoenix
called on Ed Putman Monday morn
ing. Margaret Hughes spent the week
end with her folks.
Jdelbert Hughes of Ssms Valley
came for T. H. Hughea Sunday to
take hint to spend a few days with
hie mother, Mrs. M, F. Hughes.
Mr. and Mra. Ed Marshall spent
Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Jot Kantor.
Portrait, of distinction,
leys, opp. Hoiiy (beater.
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15. K'lnd of
shears used
In cropping
woolen cloth
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serve food
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plant
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13. Draft animal
14. Voting places
44. Portable
shelters
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church
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Trail
TRAIL, April 38. (Spl.) Hlney
Oerber, Miss Marlon Wortley, Mr. and
Mrs. Klva, Hutchinson and little
I daughter of Klamath Falls were week
end visitors at the 3. W. Hutchinson
home. .
Wllber Tucker, who has been spend
ing a few weeks at the home of his
parents here, has gone to work for
the forest service.
Doc Grim has gone to Los Angeles
to spend the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Flock and
three children from Yreka, Cal,, were
week-end guests at the Boyd Tucker
home. Mrs. Flock Is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Tucker.
Harry Merrlman and family at
tended the boat races near Ashland
Sunday.
Carl Sternes, who has been visiting
at the home of his mother, Mrs. H.
L. Johnson at Sunset-on-the-Rogue.
has returned to the navy at Los
Angeles.
George McNeal and sister and Mr.
and Mrs. Boyd Tucker drove to Ash
land recently to see Mr. Tucker's
mother, who Is quite 111.
Mr. and Mrs. Wllmer Ragsdale and
children were overnight guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Charley Cushman Friday.
Victor Oburn and friend of San
Francisco are here fishing. They are
stopping at Sunset auto camp.
Mrs. Harry Merrlman, E. E. Ash.
Boyd Tucker and Hollls Swingle at
tended the first annual county Home
makers' day, held at the First Chris
tian church In Medford, Wednesday.
Trail Extension
Unit Guests of
Mrs. Howard Ash
TRAIL. April 38. Spl.) Trail ex-
i Howard A)tn on EIc CWK Thursday.
Mrs. Boyd Tucker and Mrs. S. W.
Hutchinson demonstrated cooking of
green and white vegetables. This was
the third and last meeting on the
cooking of vegetables. The vege
tables, with sandwiches, were served
with pie and cake for lunch. A busi
ness meeting was held In the after
noon. Twenty ladles were present,
I Mf madna- mill Kaa An tA tftMf.
of M ,4. st the home cf
Mrs. Trvin Howard and It la hoped
Mra. Mabel Mack will be present,
Paramount Plans
To Sue Director
HOLLYWOOD. Cel., April 38,
From an authoritative source 1
'statement came today that Para
mount Studios has started prepara
tlon of a suit for 8100.000 damages
against Joseph Von Sternberg, film
j director.
j
WHY?
Wo. 10 Beautiful Bunralow, beautiful ground., Beautiful woods;
8 acres of fine land. Irrigated. Btrlctly modern 8-room Bung
alow, large rooms. Priced at 11680 Just one-half original
cost of Bungslow, Fins neighborhood, close In, near school.
Must be sold at one. Best deal we have ever offered In a
high class suburban Bungalow,
BARNES A COR!
Phone 910T low 15 i. Central
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32. Accomplice:
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31. I,ow hsunts
33. School of
whales
33. Pertaining to
ths pope
34. Slntly
35. Compact
37. (leverage
40. Tree
II. Msrkfd with
stripes
41. Maks eon
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60, Hssd cover
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IS. Cuttlni part
of a knife
It. Author of
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II. Extent of sur
face 00. Great Lake
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degree
I. Article
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IS. Black bird
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drama
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Meteorological Report
April 28, 1033.
Forecasts.
Medford and vicinity: Tonight and
Friday fair, with frost tonight.
Oregon: Fair tonight and Friday,
but cloudy or foggy at times in north
west portion and near coast; local
frost tonight east portion.
Local Data.
Lowest temperature this morning,
84 degrees.
Temperature a year ago today
Highest, 65; lowest, 47.
Total precipitation elnoe September
I, 1031, 17.34 inches.
Relative humidity at 0 p. m. yes
terday, 50; 5 a. m. today, 90.
Sunset today, 7:08 p.m. Tomorrow
Sunrise, 6.09 a.m.; sunset, 7:07 p.rn
Observations Taken at 5 1
Meridian Time,
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Des Moines H 88
Fresno 66
Helena 48
Los Angelea . 63
MEDFORD 64
New Tor 46
Phoenix 70
Portland 63
Reno ........ 83
Roseburg 64
Salt Lake 44
Sen Francisco....- 60
Seattle . 66
Spokane 68
Washington, D.C. 63
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MOSCOW, April 36. VP) A dls
patch to the Tass News Agency from
Pelplng. dated April 33, said traffic
on the southern line or me cmnese
Esstern railway waa halted and tela
graph connections with the astern
line and Vladivostok Interrupted by
the occupation e Ithe station ol Ban.
chakhe by "partisan detachment,
s
PORTLAND, April 38. OP) Bar
Ing mad, a man who eald he waa
Henry Conroy, 64, died In a padded
cell at the emergency hospital In the
city Jail here today. Conroy waa
found In an alley last nlftht In
advanced state of Intoxication. Doe.
tors ssld death waa caused by chronlo
alcoholism.
CASH WANTED
10
I ATTEN
DRIVE FOB GATHERINGS
ThH!pplne Independence" was the
topic at the regular meeting Tuesday
ivening of the Porterlan Squires.
young people a discussion group
which met In the Pretbyterian
church. Papers were given by Ellr-a-beth
Qllllnga, Mary Klmnall and Rob.
art Shaw.
A vote at the close of the meeting
Ktood 15 to 14 against the Islands' In
dependence. During the business meeting, plana
were made for an attendance contest
between the boys and girls. There
re 08 members at the present time,
and a larger attendance Is desired
by the officers.
The committee in charge of the
oontest la Mary Kimball, chairman;
David Lowry, Joan Stoehr and Newton
Dorn. Discussion also centered about
plans for a party In the near future,
The next meeting will be May io
at the Baptlnt church, the topic be
Ing. "Should the Jury system or
Trial Be Abolished?"
First annual Girls' league week at
the Medford Junior high school has
been scheduled for May a to 6, and
extensive plans have been made by
the membership for .he control or
school activities for the five days.
Monday will be known as May day,
with flowers being arranged In at
tractive bouquets and decorations
throughout the building. Bouquets
will be placed on the teachers' desks
in all of the cl&ssroms. To see that
blossoms are placed where they be
long, will be a part of the fresh
men girls' initiation.
As a large number of boys will not
be In school Tuesday, due to observ
ance of national boys' week through
out the city, the girls will take over
all offices controlled by the boys at
school.
Virginia Lindley will fill the posi
tion of student body president; Bar
bara Holt, vice-president; Joy Mof
fett, secretary: Constance Moore,
treasurer, and Margaret Maun, busi
ness manager.
In the Boys' league, Mildred Drury
will preside, with Betty Dynan, vice
president; Ruth Tucker, secretary, and
Doris Millard, boys' yell leader.
The entire school will observe
health day on Wednesday, and no
other actlvlttes have been announced.
The task of placing the chairs In
the gymnasium will be cared for by
girls Thursday, at which' time they
wli; ercort the boys to the Leap Year
assembly. Only girls will participate
In the program,
A tea, to which an mothers or tne
students are Invited, Is scheduled for
F.-lday. May fl,
Betty Paske la president of the
Junior high league; Betty Vilm, vloe
presldent; Elesnor Otum, secretary,
and Leah Etta Evans, treasurer. Miss
Delle Whlsenant Is advisor for the
organisation.
SEATTLS t AP) Now that the war
la over a flock of Pacific coast wres
tlers plan to go to the "front."
Ployd "Musty" Muagrave, Seattle
matchmaker for the Coast Athletic
club the last three years, has resigned
to open operatlona In Shanghai. He
has lined up several grepplers. In
cluding Steve Savage, Tom Alley rnd
Al Karaslck, and will move with them
to the Chinese city to show their
grunts and groans.
If the Chinese don't take to the
shows they hsv. arranged to go on
to Kew Zealand, t
.
London Holdups
Will Be Lashed
LONDON, April 38. (p) Two
hold-up men arraigned In Old Bailey
today drew prison sentences of nine
to eighteen months and an addi
tional penalty of eighteen lashes,
"Hold-ups are becoming altogether
too common In England," said the
Judge, "we cannot tolerate such Im
portations." Wheeler J. P. and O. W. Currier
acquired West wood sawmill here.
Going 'Bar Huntin'
Associated Prt4 PaoI.
! A thrs. months' srctlc trip looking
for "lc. oold bear." will b. Emmy
Lou Button'! eighteenth birthday
parly. The trip comss ss gilt from
her father, Dr. Richard Sutton, Kan.
City physician and big game
, hunter. Ths expedition will atari
' Irem Norway. . "
COAST GRAPPLERS
PLAN CHINA JAUNT
FIRST AIRPLANE
LANDS ON PLANK
IT
FAIRBANKS, Alaska, April 2.
Pilot Joe Crosson was being acclaim
ed In Alaska today as the first man
ever to set a plane down on the
slopes of Mt. McKlnley, highest pesk
In North America.
He returned to Nenana, near here,
yesterday, after having landed his
big cabin plane on Mvtlbrow glacier,
at an altitude estimated at between
9,300 snd 9,000 feet.
Crosson flew Allan Carp of Kew
York and E. P. Beck, members of an
expedition which will make a study of
cosmic dust on the mountain, there
late Monday.
He had no more than aet his plane
down on the level Icefield when a
bllaaard came up and almost swept
the ship down the mountainside, he
said. The men finally secured the
ship and spent the night there.
They made a safe takeoff yester
day after the storm had abated and
returned to Nenana where Carp and
Beck will be Joined Saturday by other
members of ths expedition. They
then will be flown back to the moun
tain to begin their experiments.
RECEIVESPAROLE
PORTLAND. April 28v (ffV-Rlp
E. McCaw. 17, who admitted In fed
eral court that he had rifled a mail
box at Medford, taking a check and
letter, received a parole and was
placed on probation today after Fed
eral Judge Pee had sentenced him to
three years In prison and fined him
$200 on each of the two counts. Mc
Caw explained that after taking the
check he had delivered It to the per
son addressed.
Waterspout Hits
Racing Yacht In
Australian Seas
SYDHBT, Australia (AP) The
crew of the "N. S. W. n," 31-foot rac
ing yacht, narrowly escaped death
when their craft waa sucked up by a
great waterspout off Sydney Heads.
The yachtsmen. In describing the
experience, say their boat waa caught
In th. outer edge of a great column
of water which approached them over
a calm sbs, ss low black clouds
threatened heavy rain.
The yacht was whirled around and
hurled upward six feet and then flung
down, broken and filled with water.
The crew wsa rescued while clinging
to the remnants. The spout disap
peared over th h orison.
t-
TRACE
TO BE SI
Moving picture of last Sunday
speed boat regatta were received her
today by the Copco Advertising de
partment and will be exhibited
shortly by th Copco News Reel.
Th films show some Interesting
shot, of th races at Emigrant lak
and the -large crowd In- attendance
aa well as close-up of th winning
drivers.
Another recent current event film
taken by the Copco camera shows
the auto-gyro plan which visited
Medford a short time ago aa well aa
air vlewa of the valley taken from
this novel type of airship. This
waa th first autogyro that ha aver
visited southern Oregon.
UNBEATEN ELEVENS
HIT. BY NEW RULE
ASHLAND. Ky. (AP) Th nr
football rules ar viewed with disfavor
by the Ashland high school Tomcat,
unbeaten for six ttralght year and
untied th last four years.
The wedge play on the klckoff, us
of hands by linemen on th defense,
th flying block and flying tackle, all
barred by th new rules, wore fa
vorites of th Tomcat. .
Coach Paul Jenkins has seven 1091
regular and 19 reserve In a squad
of 7 out for spring practice to learn
th new regulations.
YEOMEN CARD PARTY
Tl
Teoman lodge ha announced plan
for a card party thla evening IB
th lodge hall, with plnnochl and
flv hundred In play. Prleea for high
and low seor ar to be awarded, an!
refreshments served.
The Yeomen Is changing from
fraternal organisation to a mutual
old lln company, nd It la poaslbl
th lodg. part of th organization
will b ellmlnaud. according to of
ficers here. All member ar urged
to attend th social evening.
We B01 good oeabl dome, rt
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