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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOKD MAIL TTtrBTTSTE, JrEBFOUD. OEEGO, SUNDAY, fAY 29, 1932. PAGE KM ' lElMBll H AT YOU WANT Classified FOR EASY RNilHliS IS -Wr-t r 1 DON'T FORGET TO PHONE THAT WANT AD HERB ABB THE RATES: Per word first Insertion Each additional Insertion. per wora Per line per month, without copy changes lJS Phone 75 LOST LOST On South Central cap for fuel oil tank. Return to Relnilng Truck ing Co. and receive reward. LOST If dog missing, call 1518. HELP WASTBU MALE PM ESTABLISHED Manufacturer will finance responsible man In a permanent business. Must have A-l .c .nrt car. Starting average .30 weekly. Steady Increase up to t $100 for right man. No slack season , or layoffs, write promi",, non it Company, Dept. B-1B84, Winona, Minnesota. WORK POR UNCLE SAM .105.00 ainnnn month. Lite Jobs. Steady pleasant work. Paid vacatton. Men women, 18-50. Common education usually sufficient. Experience un- necessary. List positions and full.ji ti.rtlculars FREE. Don't wait. Write today sure. Franklin Instl- tute. Dept. 258B, Rochester. N. Y.I MEN. 18-35. RAILWAY MAILj CLERKS Steady wora. wmmruw 158 00 month. Paid vacations. Ex perience unnecessary. Common edu cation sufficient. Full particulars with sample coaching FREE. Apply today sure. Box 1236-B, Mall Tri bune WANTED U U ATlONS WOMAN wffh child would like to : keep house for . man: small wages 221 a. ytn oc. ,-. WANTED Any kind at clewing, 25c an hour. Call 981-L. WANTED Mlsrtl.l..NEOUH WANTED FOR CASH '2S Chevrolet coach. No dealer. Box 4097 Tribune, une. WANT to rent tractor. Tel. 1122-R. VANTED Furnished apartment, close in. Phone Keith Fennell, 816. BRING your laundry work to me. 419 Columbus. WANTED To buy 1927 model T Ford. Must be bargain and In good con dition. Phone 148-Y. WANTED-Laundry, completely fin ished, 9c lb. Phone 869-X-2. EMPTY TRUCK returning from Oak land wants load from there or points en route. Hawley Transfer, Phone 1044-X. EMPTY TRUCK going to California and various parts of Oregon wants load. Frank Newland, 820 W. 13th St. WANTED Cash register. Loan Office. Jennings WANTED Wool and mohair. Wool sacks and twine for sale. Medford bargain House. 27 No Grape St 1 1062 FOR BENT HOUSES TOR RENT 4-room modern well furnished house, on pavement. 1022 W. 10th St. Phone 1845-Y. POR RENT 2-room modern house. ' neat, convenient, reasonable. 1015 W. 11th. POR RENT Extra nice 3-room fur nished house, hardwood floor, fire place, etc. Tel. 589-J-2. FOR RENT Well-furnished, clean, modern duplex. 3 rooms and sleep porch. Inquire 212 So. Grape. POR RENT Strictly modern 5-room Spanish stucco: hardwood floors, basement, furnsce. fireplace; fine location. Phone 455. FOR RENT 23 North Orange. One of the outstanding homes of Med ford; 10 rooms, line shade, beau tiful lawn, double garage; rent .43. water paid. Would sell at a bar gain. Available June 3. Call 1473-W. POR RENT Small furnished house: strictly modern: Frlgldalre, etc, 221 No. Kolly. FOR RENT S-room furnished house with sleeping porch. 509 No. River side. FOR RENT Modem partly furnished 4-room cottage, esst aide. Call at 414 8 Riverside. POR RENT Strictly modern 4-room duplex, furnished If desired, 534 N. Bsrtlett. POR RENT Small house with 1 acre of garden ground, clone In. Phone 151 -W. 204 Vancouver. SVAI-I. furnished house for rent. 305 8. Oakdale FOR RFNT 3-room furnisr.d house, modern. Call 315 or 1113-J. FOR RENT 8 room hoiwe; l room houe; cabin. Alt furnished. 812 Summit. """ FOR aENT 4-rcom fum'hed ho. 'FOR TRArE 2 modern no-.iwe part very chsp to reUib.e pa.:. Tel. ly furnished. lor smtM Ux.p;oY4 O, A. DeVoe. i acreage. 414 o. il.vcrs.de. FOB RENT HOUSES FOR RENT Good fi-room bouse. Tbone 1041-M. POR RENT A nice house for small family. Inquire 264 Beatty 8t. POR BEN'l eiumea unfurnished. Brown Purntstied or A Whit POR RENT 4 so 8 -room houses Phone 105. 80 N Central. POR RENT Modern house, close In Pine shade, lawn and garden lot. 125 per month, water paid. Call at 825 South Riverside. FOR RENT APARTMENTS TO LET 5 rooms furnished all mod ern conveniences, garage, shsde and flowers, one block from library. 6 rooms unfurnished, same loca tion. Very cheap rent to right party. W. P. Campbell, 804 East Main St. POR RENT Furnished apta, vacant June 1st. One 2-room apt. .16; one 3-room apt. 125. New and clean, light and airy. Overstuffed furni ture. Hot wster, elec. for cooking. New B. Apt., 412 N. Ivy. POR RENT Purnlshed apt. Durell Court. 329 No. Holly. FURNISHED 4-room apartment, P. O. Block, Holly Apartments. FOR RENT Clean furnished 4-room spartment, 309 Beatty St. Oeo. Iverson. APARTMENT for rent, 118 Almond. FOR RENT Modern furnished apt. downstairs. 346 No. Bartlett. HOMES !OR RENT Call 796 POR RENT Modern furnished apart ment: overstuffed, hsrdwood floors, fireplace. Inquire at Mall Tribune office. FOR RENT Small apt. downstairs. In private home. 118 Genese. FURN. APT. for rent: 3 rooms, bath, steam heat and Frlgldalre. Hawk Apts. Phone 687. FRONT CORNER 1 and 3-room fur nished apartments: pleasant, neat, very reasonable. 1205 E. Main St. FURNISHED house, 2 and 3-room ants.; garage. 604 W. 10th. 2-ROOM APT Also nice front sleep ing room, ground floor; reasonable rates. Gloria Pan Apts., 875 South Central Ave. FOR RENT Modern furnished apart- ment: hardwood floors, fireplace: newly decorated. Address Box 2985 Mall Tribune. ARTHUR ARMS Apts. 330 N. Holly. POR RENT Furnished apt Light garage: (10 St 112 Phone 462-H. FOR RENT 2-room apartments. 110 520 So PIT. Phone 1320 FOR BENT FUKKilNUED BOO.M8 NICELY Grape. furnished rooms, 404 So. puRNISHED ROOMS Double and single; reasonable. 839 S. Central Phone 1211. FURNISHED ROOM Private ent rance: modern, new home: garage; 12.50. Phone 789. 41 Ashland Ave. FOB RENT KOum AND BOARD FOR RENT Attractive room, home cooking, reasonable. 33 No. Peach. REDUCED RATES for room and board at 716 E. Main. EOARD AND ROOM In private family, reasonable Call at 414 S Riverside FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS PASTURE TO LET Mile East of Tal ent. J. E. Williams. , BUSINESS OPrOBTUMTIES NOVELTY STORE Paying business, low overhead, living quarters In same building, to trade for Med- ford suburban nome and souu casn Knight, West St Upp, 20 N. Bartlett. DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS STORE Located east side district of Port. land Good clean stock and doing a nice business. Valuation (2600. Sell for cash or will trade for small home In or near Medford. Address 606 E Kllllngsworth Ave., Portland, Ore. FOR EXUHANOB 6-ROOM HOUSE In Eugene, furnace, fireplace, hwd. floors, smsll mtg. trade or sell, good car considered P. O. Box 354, Grants Pass. WILL TRADE 40 acres, 25 In beari-.,- orchard at Watsonvllle, CaJ'..ornla for a home In the valley. Owner at Isaacson's, Central Point until Wednesday. WILL TRADE 6-tube all-electric table radio for good fresh cow. Nell Lane, Oold Hill, Ore. TRADE Almost new Hotpolnt range, also good car for cows. Address No. 332, R. 1. Central Point. WANTED To exchange Jersey cow for baled hay, first cutting. Box 4087, Mall Tribune. PORTLAND. Oregon, 6-room modern house for Medford property. Ad dress Chas. E. Heuer, 216 E. School St. Vlsalla. Cal. TO TRADE Pordson and Ford for wood. Medford Fuel Co. TRADE 13 acres finest soil In Jack' son county; hesvy stand alfalfa; clear on Incumbrance. Trade for clear Medford residence. D. E. MILLARD, 425 E. Main. RUPF.RT, Idaho, house and loU for Medford or vicinity property. Tel. 224-Y. SERVICE STATION, auto camp site, with Urce body of stock land, to trade for good late mortal sdan Snap. Sam Israel, Perrydale Ave., Oak Grove. TO TRADE Model A Ford truck; good running order, for cows; Guernseys preferred. E. J. White, R P. . 1, Medford. TRADE Equity of iSOO In 6 -room bunralow on macadam street for suburban acreage. Write Box 3834. Tribune. 1 - OLIVER disc plow for tractor to trad " for cow, horse or fencing. Tel. 14-! F-ll. I POIt SALE AUTOMOBILES REPOSSESSED USED CARS i 19930 Pontlec coach, also coupe; 1929 , pontlsc seaan; ima ouica aeaau nd Dodge sedan. 1928 laa aeries Oldsmoblle sedan; 1931 Ford sedan; several A model Fords and others at all prices. PONTIAC SALES FLOOR South Riverside SPECIAL LOW BATTERY PRICES 1 POR YOUR old battery on any Severln bat.: 61 volt 13-piat stand ard (1 yr. guar.), 5; 6-volt 13-plate heavy duty, 6; 6-volt 13-plate Jun ior battery, (6 mo. guar.), 13 50. Severln Bat. rechg.. 25c, others 60c. SEVERIN BATTERY 8ERIVCE 1520 No. Riverside POR SALE 1929 Chevrolet truck, take body and logging trailer with log chains; 1930 model A Ford Tu dor and small trailer: 1 model 62 At water Kent radio. Phone 665-W FOB SALE POULTRY FOR SALE Direct from J. A- Hansen, cockerels from trapneated dams, over 300 eggs alrea, over 300 eggs, 50c each. Phone 311. W. M. Tethe row, Central Point. BABY turks and turkey eggs. Dean Stacy, Rt. , box in. FOR SALE HOMES FOR SALE OR TRADE $1200 equity In large bungalow No. 310 Howard street for $300 cash or will trade for anything we can use. Loan pay ment like rent. Phone 7-F-14 or 31-7-L. or see Clarence Pierce. POR SALE Attractive homes. Phone 105. 80 No Central. FOR SALEREAL ESTATE FOR SAU5 OR TRADE 80 acres, 155 acres and residence property to trade for Southern Oregon farm, acreage or city. Address ' Owner," 6 Irving Ave., Bend, Oregon. A SAFE INVESTMENT 5 acres garden land, 3 acres clover and alfalfa, fine family orcnara. flowers, shade, lawn, modern home, barn, garage; close In. What more can you ask for 2.300? Terms. Also 5 Acres high class soil, small modern cottage, one acre fruit, large chicken house, large barn, beautiful shade trees. Price $3500; $350 down, balance 15 years at 6. THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE 135 E. 0th St. Phone 1496. RIVER FRONTAGE AT HTGHBANKS 30 acres with nearly half mile on Rogue river, at lower High Banks. The most frequented retreat of local anglers. You can't equal this location at $2500. WALTER H. JONES', Realtor. Jackson County Bank Bldg. Phone 796. WHEN you turns of real estate think of Brown A White FOR SALt LIVESTOCK FOR SALE A fine week-old steer calf. Mrs. Ada Walz, Phone 447-W. FOR SALS Fresh cow.- Second house north Ever Shady Auto park. FOR SALE Sows and pigs; also feed ers. H. H. Powell, Pitt View Ave., Pacific Hiway north. FOR SALE Weaner pigs, $2.00. Box 61, Anderson Creek road. Talent. JERSEY COW and Jersey heifer for sale. Phone 35-A-3, Eagle point. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS PIANO AND FURNITURE to trade for light car. Jacksonville Star KOUtB. box ai-ts. FOR SALE 3-lnch new Irrigation pipe, slip Joint cheap. Post Office servloe station or pnone tm. PLANTS Asters 10c doz. Rogers, 619 Crater Lake, Phone 1138-J. CHICKS, cut flowers, plants. Mrs. Dressier, 1107 E. Main. FOR SALE 35 acres wild oat hay standing in field. Royalcrest Or chard, l', ml. east of Talent. Phone Ashland 373-R-4. CUT FLOWERS Aazalea, rosea and sweetwtlllams, 35c bouquets, Satur day, Sunday and Monday. 343 N Orape St. Phone 648-Y. - FOR SALE Hotpolnt electric ranee, DeLuxe model, slightly used. 826 Crater Lake Ave. 300 SELLING our 15c Pocket Clg zarette Roller direct or 100 selling dealers; 3 samples 35c: 1 doz. $1.00; $7.60 gross. Arco, 3323 Carnegie Ave, Cleveland, O. PIANO SACRIFICE Late model piano located here in Medford: will sell for small balance due on contract, with terms tike rent. If Interested, write at once to C. A. Remington, iota Jay St., Sacramento, cai. ONE - HORSEPOWER electric motor and centrifugal pump, like new; cheap for cash. O. F. Weru, Route 2. oak Grove road. BARGAINS in used tires at Big 4 Tire House, noi n. Riverside. TRAILERS for sale; also- made to order. Big 4 Wreckers, 1761 N Riverside. SEE OUR NEW S1NOER VACUUM CLEANER Extra good buy on elec tric and treadle Singer machines. Machines for rent and repaired. Tel. N-. changed from book listing tO &44-J. SINOER SEWING MACHINE CO, 229 E. 6th. FOR SALE Several fine buys In re possessed radios for balance due. Ve them at Den lion Radio Shop. ua s. Main St. FOR SALE Almost new Underwood typewriter. Also mahogany finish inioing typewriter des. sen sep artely, cheap. Phone 465. FIX that driveway with granite. $1 per yd., delivered. Phone 780. POULTRY PEP Cure dlsentery In 8 days. Monarch Seed and Feed Co. FOR SALE Baby turk cheap. Mint I make room for more. Phone 1051, I ask for OlMly Palmer. I FOR SALE Alfalfa. C A. DeVoe. BOATS, speed, pleasure and skiffs or to your order. Hiway Exchange I East Central Point I GARDEN UIRT, plowing. fertlllMt esfid aad frttal, fooue 9 12-J, Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L. Passing fa uli ion 4. Wild plums I. Shaft of a feather 14. Devoured lb. Spanish dance 16. Dimmer 17. Dowry 15. Soul : French 19, Inclined 31, Demand for a repetition !!, Important occurrence 24. Judge 115, Book of fiction 27. Ages 31. Stinging weed 33. Formal proces sion 35. Avoid by start ing aside suddenly ST. Friend of Pythias 59. Stroke gently 40. Exists 41. Bottom end of a wooden pulley block 43, Volcano 4ft. Myself 4. Philippine savage 48. Heroine of "The Flying Dutchman" 60. Expuntte &!. Kind of tree 54. Semiprecious stones 56. Mentally sound 57, Degrade Solution of Yotorday Puzzle BN AT fcfgL AT ERAL tTsu o neIo perate A jf A SJS Ag' EgjjsO R E S Jj MK s Ha sljWlM wmmfc- Esmmw it M OpTKiMA JRIeIol A Rgj L I N T EN I STeWtI. SER i UeIss1e ElSpEM ES A . 19. Feminine name 62. Matched 64. Lent 66. One who flees to a place of safety 69. Likely 70. Poetic name for an east ern country 77, Cognisant 72. Round-up 74. New Testa ment spelling of Noah 75. Measured 76. Winter vehicles 77. Finish 2 3 rT 4 J 6 7 8 V 'O 5 'J ''M ml 54 rs-sr rrsrsrsS- 31 32 If 34 ' -6 47 ,,'. 48 2? So Sl '0, WW. 33 3T !M?35 sT !S fl ; Hi! m 'W 'W'W, i3 W64 ' '' v W, ' IIP 7S 1 11 ty 1 1 mr 1 1 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Used sewing machines, all makes, $6 up; terms li deal rod All makes rented and repaired. White Sewing Machine Oo.. 34 N Bartlett FUH SALE Lady's almost new bla coat with beautiful fur collar and cuff set. Will sell very cheap Alac two evening dresses Inquire 346 8 Riverside, evenings 6 to 7 MISCfcLLAlNfcOUB COMMERCIAL hauling of all klnda up to two tons at reasonable rates. Phone 1335-W. MATTRESSES RENOVATED, recover ed, and fumigated: new ones made to order. One day service. Prices reasonable. Dale Flowers, with Burk'a. 112 No. Front. Phone 146-J. EAST SIDE BARBER SHOP 610 East Main. Haircut 36c Open till 8 evenings. BUILDINGS ana roofs painted by our spray equipment quicker, better, cheaper. Special colora in materials for composition roofs. Grins ted ' & Runta. Phone 1658. HAVE POWER SPRAYER Now is the time to get your call In for spraying cork elm. apples, pears and all kinds of shrubbery. Call 258-W. WE PAY CASH For furniture, tools or what have you. Medford Bargain lit'UM, 37 No. Orape St. Phone 1063 LOCAL or long distance hauling We guarantee to save you money Haw ley ITansfer. 619 North Riverside Phone 1044-X. WATCH WORK at greatly reduced prices. Satisfaction guaranteed or no charge. Good Elgin and Wal tham pocket watches, $3.50 up. Guaranteed satisfactory timepieces. Fay E. Diamond, Stone's Drug store. Central Point. CASH paid for old gold, jewelry, bridge work, eto. Jennings Loan Office. No. 6 South Front. BUSINESS DIHKCTUHY jAt'KHON CO. AU8TRAC1 CO. Abstracts of Title and Title Insuranre. 1 he only complete Title System In iackson County. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title Title Insurance). Rooms 8 and 6. No. 83 North Central We., u pits Irs. Autorootiile Mana. CONTRACTS REFINANCED PAYMENTS RBUUCEO We pay up balance due desist bank or finance company and attend your payments Additional money loaned Phone 81 for appointment OPPORTUNITY 80 ACRE DAIRY AND STOCK RANCH M arrfi clover snd tlnmthr. frt rang,. Irritation. S room house, trout slreMin on pfare. Rood htifitlnc and n.lilnr. 3? head of dairy sturL. team, farm Implements, rtilrkens, fee.e, electrltlty. Mn.t b sold. Hscrlfke prka 96500. Term, on part. BARNES Phone !t0 or Cross - Word Puzzle Unit of work Tray for catch ing eels La it Greek letter Ipecac plant Ancient Knock b'U-st president to live in Ui White Huum Mediterranean sailing vessel Concise Add Circular In dicators Ancient port of Home Signifies Upper house ol Congress Part of sn amphitheater Massachusetts cape Tsllless leap ing amphi bian DOWN L Lost bright ness I. Expiate 3. Go down 4. Celestial body 6. Bewail 6, Unity T. For examples abbr. I. Work out 9. Part of a brldse 10. Moderate and easy gallop 11. Mohammed's adopted son It. Writing Im plement Stupid Of modest look Barked shrilly Liquors Pert of a wooden Joint Appended Old Slouan In dians Mate sheep Kemalo shvep Corpulent American humorist Oil : sutllx BUSINESS DIRECTORY Furniture Repairing. FURNITURE RB-UPHOLSTEKED. re- finished re-glued We carry a full line of upholstery sample. A Thtbault. Tel 969-R Uressmuklng and KcmudHliig THE FASHION SHOP Dresft,aking and .-emocellug. 424 Medford Bldg Phone 1181 K Xpert Window Ctraiiers LEI GEORGE DO IT Tel 1172 House cleaning. Floor waxing. Ori ental rug cleaning, specialty. Funeral fariur. PERL'S FUNERAL HOME Instinctive service at moderate rates. Estab lished JO years Ambulance serv ice 6tb St at Oakdale Tet 47. .Juu Hrl.ii.u. MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT Best equipped plant in southern Oregon. Printing id all kinds; book binding; louse-leaf ledgers; and blanks, billing systems, duplicating cash sales slips and everything in the printing Una. 38-30 N Grape Phone 76 Lawn mowers LAWNMOWER3 SHARPENED. OILED and adjusted for 75o Call and de liver fiee 33 No. Fir. Phone 201. Money to lend. WE LEND MONEY on furniture and late model auto. Three oer cent per month on unpaid balance No other charge Come In and get the cash today. See w E Thomas 45 So. Central. Phone 139 Pal 11 ting.' HARRY MARX, Painting Tinting paperhanglrig Phone 14-F-4. PO Box 804 JOHN H LOCK Contracting Painter. Quality work at lower prices. Phone 840 or 963-R. E. L. CLYMER Painter, decorator, contractor. Estimates free. Phone 621-L. Piano Instruction. FRED ALTON HMO H i Teacher of piano Classical and popular music courses Haight Muslo Studio. 818 Liberty Bldg. Tel n. Piano Uraiera. SEE the Baldwin .lne of Piani at the Electric Wiring Co, 323 W Main St., or call Mra. H O. ?unicker Tel. 1443, Homing STANDARD ROOFING CO. Builders of water-tight roofs Estimates and Inspection without charge. 10th and Fir St. Tel 1077 and CORN IH a. Central 13. SO. 49. Medford Youths Visit Lindbergh Home While Hitch Hiking to N. Y. (Dick Applegate, former prominent, Medford football star and his chum Vic Dal In Ire, left Medford on April 3 for a hitch-hiking trip to Mexico City. They traveled with extraord inary rapidity through California to San Diego, then to Dallas. Texas, but the glimpses of Old Mexico en route didn't encourage them to turn south so they hailed cars and trucks going In the direction of New Orleans. Printed below Is the account of their travels from Da 11 us to New York via New Orleans, written by young Ap plegate. We believe this travelogue win not only Interest the many friends of Dick and Vic, but all the people of Jackson county). TO the Editor: ' It must seem strange that this Installment of a travelogue intended to be between Medford and Mexico Is addressed from New York City, but the explanation is contained In the rest of the story. After leaving Dallas, Vic and I cut across into Shreveport, La., where va saw our real old Colonial homes. The town Is about aa pretty and sedate looking as any we have seen yet. Just out of the city limits we ran, across an old cotton seed oil factory, running full blast. Negroes do all the manual work and they do It stripped except for a loin cloth. No shoes at all, either. The heat Is awful, bttt they don't seem to mind It, although they are continually around the furnaces. The cotton seeds, little fuzzy balls Just like pussy willow buds, are fed Into one end of a giant heater, and when very hot, are drawn off and pressed. The immense pressure and heat forces the oil out and It Is strained and put In tanks, The oil has a aort of sickly sweet odor which the negroes like. For a ten-hour day of extreme .hard work, they receive a dollar and twenty cental FROM there we travelled across the rest of northern Louisiana by motor truck, seeing a great number of the famous bayous, which look like stagnant Inland lakes. These bayous are the homeland of all mos quitoes, some there growing to the size and ferocity of eagles. The Mississippi was a disappoint ment to us both, being, at Vlcks- burg, both narrow and extremely dirty. That la the nature of the brute. I know, but after looking at the clear water of our western streams, mud 1 nothing to get drilled about. The little town of Vlckabtirg seems never to have recovered from the heavy fighting during the Civil war, which most of the Inhabitants seem to think the South won, judging from their conversation. Half the population of 18,000 Is negroes, and we ran across a n old Co n f ede ra te soldier who related to us, with much chuckling, an event In which he killed one negro for talking back to a white woman. We went out and rambled through the old battle grounds, seeing the fall-In trenches and decaying can nons, right where they were left after the selge. We saw where a Union gun-boat was sunk, and where Faragut cut the blockade chains In th river. ' 4 ON our way down the Mississippi to New Orleans we were picked un by a gentleman named Wilson who had an Interest In an oil com pany in Mexico, and he promised ua HUNINKSS DIHMTOHY DAVIS TRANSFER At STORAGE -Service guaranteed 20 6 Grape St Phone 844. or residence 1000 EADS TRANSFER A STORAGE CO. Offlce 1016 No Central Phone 810 Prices riffht Service guaranteed. REINK1NO TRUCKING SERVICE -Transfer and hauling of all kinds Office 809 South Front St. Phone 832 LKOAL NOllt'EL Final Notice In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of Thom as M. Swem, deceased. Notice Is hereby given, that the un dersigned, Csssandra J. Swem, exe cutrix in the above entitled matter, has filed herein her Final Report and Account and that Jtlne 28, 1032, at ten o'clock A. M. at the Courthouse In the City of Mrdford, In said coun ty ha been fixed a the time and plare of hearing objections thereto and for the exsmlnatlon and allow ance thereof. CASSANDRA J. SWEM. Executrix of tne Estate of Thomas M. Swem. Dec. V'lnnl Nnllre In trie County court of the 8tat of Oregon for JsiKson county. In the Mutter of the Estate of Ann Hsmltfm Anderson, defeased. Notice Is hereby puen. that the tin dfrslenert, Natalie May Hamilton, art mlnlfttratrla of the above entitled matter, has filed herein her Final Report and Account and that June IK, 1033, at tn o'clock. A. M. at the Courthouse In the city of Medford, In said county has been fixed a. the time and place for hearlnlt objections thereto and for the examination and allowance thereof. NATALIE MAT HAMILTON, Admlntatratrlx. Notice to Creditor. !n the County Court of the State of Oregon for Jark.on County. In the Matter of the Estate of Nancy Thompon. deceased. Nfitlce la hereby given, that the county court of the State of Oregon t-rr .Iackson County, has appointed me administrator of the estate of Nancy Th'mp.on, deceased. All per win having claims against said es tute are hereby required to present them with proper vouchers within six mon'ha from thl, date at the office -f Porter J. N'ff. Cnoley Bldg. Med :ord, Oregon Dated Msv 30 lOIS. JOHN THOMPSON. ' Administrator, a job there, and gave us a letter of transportation on the oil company boat. But when we got to New Or leans the boat had cleared the day before, so wa stayed a few days at Loyola University, whom Santa Clara, my alma mater, trimmed In football on Thanksgiving. We went through the old Creole section, the building where the Louisiana purchase was signed, Vie French Market (where we got a complete meal for a nickel) and through Tulane university, which Is just across the fence from Loyola. Mark Twain once described a daschund aa being a half a dog high, and a dog and a half long. New Orleana la like that. It stretches out lntermtdably, but its skyline Is very unimpressive. While In that city, we first dis covered that we had a marked ac cent. It's quite a novel feeling. The natives thought It peculiar that we should pronounce evory syllable. But accent or no accent, we convoyed to them the fact that their famous Bayou Teche. which we visited, didn't hold a candle to our Crater Lake. One old man who had heard that we were from Oregon asked me If that weren't up by Philadelphia! I assured him that It was. The South is the only place where we have seen any Illiterate people, Tho school laws seem to be very lax. One kid, about sixteen, when we asked why he wasn't In school, replied aneerlng ly that he'd never seen the Inside of a school. We finally learned that our boat wasn't coming Into New Orleans, but Mobile, Ala on its next stop, so we left for Mobile, and missed the darn thing again by eight hours I After confirming the report that there are no Chi Omegas In Mobile we decided to head for New York City Instead of Mexico. And so away GOOD we fortune wu with us, and caught a ride straight through to Birmingham, th. Pitts burgh of tho South, on an olt truck. We stopped there awhile, and learn ed that that city has superseded Pittsburgh In ateel production. The driver of the truck jot us another ride into Bowling Green, Ky. On the way to Bowling Green we atopped at Nashville. Tennesee over night, and saw the state capital, Vanderbllt University and the rest of the town. It la a town of peculiar design, the business section being on a mil, and the resident district be ing down on the tlat. At Bowling Green we went thru several tobacco factories, most of which were making burley tobacco. We wanted to go from there to Pa- ducah, Kentucky, because that name fascinates us almost aa much aa Ya 200 city, Miss., but our next ride took us to Louisville, Instead. The fellow who picked ua up wanted ua to .help put up a atlll, and make "red corn llkker," which he assured us would make ua rich I Time pressing ue, we declined, howevorl epHE Kentucky Derby waa run the day before we got to Louisville, of course. We alwaya seem to miss the good things by such short ways! We did see Churchill Downs, tho, and not all the horse, had been taken away. It waa a long Jump from there to Cincinnati, but we caught a ride thru, and took It. I remember that Mary-Lee and Dorothy Roberta were there all laat summer, so we atayed there two days, looking over the town so as to be able to converse Intelli gently with thorn about it. "Vaz you effcr In Zlnzlnatti?" There la a forty-eight story building there, which they charge you twenty-five cents to ride up In an elevator. But I outsmarted them I While Vic waa at breakfast one morning I went down and looked at the directory, and found a bualneas . offloe on the forty-seventh floor. Then X wrote a letter from me to them, and ad-' dressed the envelope plainly. Carry ing this prominently In my hand, I went to the express elevator, yodeled "forty-seventh" at the elevator boy impressively, waved the letter under his nose, and up I went and then walked the extra floor! Try that on the Empire State building next time you are In New York. I did, and it won't work I We were again lucky after leaving Cincinnati, and caught a ride clear thru to Washington, D. C, going thru Weat Virginia and Virginia, and part of Maryland. The first thing we saw there waa the new Waahlngton Mem orial at Alexandria, which was being dedicated that day. It ha. since been voted one of the ten moat beautiful buildings In the United States. The Waahlngton Monument, of course, dominates the city, so whll. Vic waa looking for a cheap ( I) hotel, I went up In It In an elevator. The whole country aide seemed right be neath my feet. The next day we both walked up It, five hundred and fifty feet. But wa rode DOWN In the elevator. I bought soma post cards at the top. WS then went thru the Smlttuon Ian Institute, seeing the art gal leries, Aviation building and natur al history aectlon. We saw the "Spirit of Bt, Louie" and Wright', first airplane and dozen, of other In teresting things. The Whit House, of course, was not forgotten, nor the Capital building. We saw the home of former Chief-Justice Holmes, sev eral embassies .nd legations, and of course, again, th Potomac river. Orowlng Impatient for New York we left .arly on morning, the two of ue separating to make better time. I walked thru Baltimore, and on my way thru, ran across Poee tomb. A hug produce truck picked m up Just out of Baltimore, going clear thru to New York, end after going about ten mile., we caught up with Vlcl That waa another happy coin cidence. ' WE passed by the Lindbergh home at Hopewell, N. J, .nd vrjr close to th. piece where the body of their baby was found. Feeling here Is ter rible against the murderers, aa liv deed. It must be everywhere. At Trenton we went by th crematory where the little body waa cremated. Swarms of Idle people were gaping, at the place. Jersey City waa reached about nine o'clock. Just a. It was getting dark (daylight aavlng time, four hours) later than Medford time). W took, a ferry right Into th heart of Lower Manhatton, Into the Battery, passing: within two blocks of the Statu of Liberty, which wss all lit up. Th truck we were on was .hauling spin ach, so It went directly Into the mar ket aectlon. And there Is what mad u. feel good I Every where we turned, were Medford peara and appleal Al most every produce house bed thero. displayed prominently, and the nam Medford 13 VERY well known. Moat of the branda shown In that particu lar section were Besr Creek, Sno-Boy, and Stamp. Did those familiar l.bel. look good to us. ON Fifth Avenue a couple of d.yi ago. Vlo stopped t . fruit stand, .nd .sked to look at the label on aoma peara There were two klnda Medford and Santa Clara, both rather; familiar to met Day before yesterday Vie left to visit relatives In Quebeo, Canada, bu the big city holding more allur for me, I decided to atay with a kid who Uvea out In the Bronx, that I met In Fort Worth. Texas. We told him we'd aee him at N. Y., and w went via New Orleans, and he went via Chicago, and we got to hla horn exactly one hour after he dldl An other little coincidence. So since Vic has left, I hays been In the Woolworth building, the Em pire Stat building, where my little ruse didn't work, and I had to pay a dollar to aee the whole world front the top, where I bought some freak clgarettea at an exaggerated prlc. th unryaier building, the New York Grand Central Terminal, Sake Plftn Avenue atore, Macy'a Broadway and Macy'c Seventh Avenue .tore, th Hotel Aator (for lunch). I've ridden on sub-way., th "L", or elevated, the tube under the East river to Brooklyn and Queene, th tub under th Harlem river, th Fifth Avenue double-decked bus, and once, even, the taxi.. The college that I've now Ken Include Columbia, New York U., Fordham, the Colleg of the City of New York (lined never heard of It, and It has eighteen thous and day atudent and eleven thousand night students) and Vasaar. THIS momlng the kid I am staying with, Blondy Grange, and I wen. down to Wall Street, and then out to Coney Island. Coney Island Is a dirty old hole, and quit a disappointment to the boy from the country. When ever the New Yorker, address m. that way, tho, I etart In about Crater Lake, and that holda 'em till I cam change the subject! I atlll retained-th Idea that th Medford Hotel waa a big building until I went to th. Cathedral of St. John the Divine, last night. I al most believe that they could put Roxy Ann In that place! That re mind, me that we're going to Roxy'. theatre, In th Hotel Tsft tomorrow night and I'v. been her lea. th.n a week! In another week, little old New York will bold no terror, fog me! But now that It .till doe., I aa Just Medford'. walking enthuataat. DICK APPLEGATE. . New York, May 30th, Williams Creek WILLIAMS, May SB (Spl.) Mr. Mills, Who has been with her ton in California .nd wa. Ill several months, is at home again. Mr. and Mr.. Stephen, of the Red wood highway were Sunday dinner guest, of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. House. Mr. and Mr. A. L. Blodget called at th. O. W. Robert, horn. Sunday afternoon. A far heavier Tot than usual, 129, was cact at th .William, precinct Frld.y. The board was busy until after midnight. Th member. w.r George Sp.rlln, ohatrman, Ollv Da vidson, Judge Charles Cougle, Mra, Stella Stratton and Mrs. O. W. Rob erts, deck., Mr. and Mm. Bank. Neweomb, Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Kradel and Mra. Stella Stratton drove to Hilt Sunday to visit Mr. Newoomb'. sister, Mrs. Chas. Rose and family. It wa. Mra. Ross', birthday. ' Stearl Vahrenwald, who ha, been In the St. Vincent hospital In Port land for a major operation, cam horn Sunday. He la atlll very weak but Improving rapidly. Mrs. Llaxle Blgelow and children of Grants Paaa visited Mra. Mary Topping Thursday and attended th graduating xercls. of Wtlltem. hlga school s th. Orange ball. Delmar Sorrel, and Jlinmle Wilson spent th. week-end camping on up per William, creek. No bean, cou gars nor rattler, appeared so th. boy. had to b utlafted with th. thrtn of learning to cook on a camp fir and sleeping on the ground. Mont Hamaker was on th creek Thursday sxhlbltlng a Ford de lux coup which wss gre.tly admired, but not Mid. Small tree, and eherube planted on th. school grounds Arbor day sr all growing nicely and will be a great Improvement to the school ground. Hank Albertaon has been cutting oak timber off the John Klncad. ranch. H. wll haul them Into east ern Oregon to be told for making Into doubletree.. Lee Packh.m he. Installed a pump ing plant to irrigate his garden and yard. Much labor has been expended, but they are building an attractive home. Oleneva Boys of Grant. Pas. vie I ted her grand parents, Mr. and Mra, M. L. House Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Ooodbody who bav been living en the old Bailey plac -'.wo years, have moved to Medford fov the summer. All our leather foods, special fv graduation gift., all to S0 oft. Offlc. Stationery Supply Co.