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Newspaper Page Text'BEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 24. 1932. PAGE 11 i - i ii I i ,. i iii ,r, "i.i - i i - . - ... . . . - 0p DON'T FORGET TO PHONE THAT WANT AD HERE ARE THE RATES I Pot word first insertion (Minimum -oci Each additional Insertion. par word "le (Minimum 10c) per Una par month, without eopy change lM Phone 75 lost LOST-Sunday. top to fly rod at Mc Allister Soda Springs. Leave at Tri bune office. t LOST If dog missing, call 1618- ESTKAYEP STRAYED From pasture In Griffin Creek district, yearllns Jersey heifer. J. A. Manke. B. F. D. I. Medford. "HELP WANTED MALE WAJITED Man to cook for 8 or men In mining camp and do odd Jobs. Board and email wagea. Apply 413 N. ivy- , WANTED Hand miner. Apply 413 N- vy. . INSTRUCTION iaS0-340O YEAR. Government Jobs. Men-women. 18-50. Steady work. We coach for examinations. List posi tions and full particulars FREE. Write immediately today sure. Boa 1336C, Mall Tribune. Medlord, Oregon. WANTED SITUATIONS GIRL wishes housework or care of children. 347 North Front or phone 408-R-l. miii WANTED MISCELLANEOUS DRIVINO to Los Angeles first of wek. Want one passenger to share expense. Phone 858-H. WANTED Saddle horse or pony to keep thru summer for its feed. Ted dy Marshall. Phone T19-L. WANTED A large size used electric fan: address J. B, Mall Tribune giving else, condition and price. WANTED Laundry, completely fin ished. 80 lb. Phone 869-X-3. EMPTY TRUCK going to California and various parte of Oregon wants load. Frank Newland. 820 W. 13th St. WANTED Wool and mohair. Wool aaeka and twine for sale. Medford Bargain House. 37 No. Orape St. lei 1063 FOR RENT HOUSES yOR RENT 4 room modern house -. wiu, Aitf. frrtm Prrvnpct. Mrs. A. Penwell or phone 34-R, Medford. FOR RENT Small nicely furnished house. Bargain, fliw iiniurmNi house. Phone 1417-W. 635 Dakota. roR RENT Modern 8 room house. 133 Almond. FOR RENT Furnished house. 304 So. Holly St. Phone 1336. 4 ROOM modern rurnlshed house. 33.50. Permanent renters only. Phone 790-L. FOR RENT Good 5-room furnished house. Phone 897-J-l. SMALL furnished modern house to sublease from July 1st to Sept. 1st. Frlgldalre, etc. Reasonable terms. 3354 No. Holly. MODERN furnlihed house, cheap. 1645-Y. 1033 W. 10th. FOR RENT Five-room modern un furnished house. W. Jackson. In quire 436 N. Holly FOR RENT Modern home, basement, furnace, hardwood floor, beautiful trrn, aleeplng porch. In best neigh borhood. Mall Tribune, Box 7349. FOR RENT That beautiful, large home at 33 North Orange street. 4 Flowers, lawn, fruit, double gar- " ,.UVU ..An tT-w , AA North peacn. mono i.j-m. FOR RENT 3-room modern house, neat, convenient, reasonable. 1019 W. 11th. . FOR RENT Modern partly furnished 4-room cottage, east aid. Call at 414 B. Riverside. FOR RENT 411 Wod stock, 6 room nlotly turnlihed house. 135 per month. Phone 10-XX-l, Central Point. FOR RENT 4-room unfurn. house. Inquire 1331 North Riverside. FOR RENT Nicely furnished four room duplet, 117.50, close in. Tel. 1 149 FOR RENT 5 room modern furnish ed house. Call at 414 S. Riverside. FOR RENT Good 6-room house fhone 1041-M. FOR BENT Modern house, close In Fine shade, lawn and gsrden lot. 30 per month. Call at J25 South Rlven'.de. FOR RENT Modem 6 room cottage, 17.50 313 So. Orape. FOR RKNi Homes Purotsiied or ualtuaisMO, Srut-p, ei White, FOR RENT BOUSES FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 3 room house; I room FOR SALE One acre two blocks from house: cabin. All furnished. 813 city limits, four blocks to school, Summit. dandy little home, large itorehouse, . , fM well, electric lights, excellent FOR RENT o 6-room houses garden, and only 8787.50. part cash Phone 105. 80 N Central. balance .13.50 per month. Inquire ..-n. Rt 723 McAndrews Road. FOR RENT 3-room furnished house, , ,- modern. Call 315 or 1113-J. RANCH BUYERS ATTENTION 114 ACRES, mostly all Bear Creek ws-vTAPSRTMrvT bottom finest free soil, free lrrlga- FOB BEST APARTMENTS U(B we, an(, pumplng equlp. 3 ROOM apartment, screen porch and cost 81700 00 to Install alone: garage. Adults. 114 Almond. house, barn, place fenced. Joins 8 . i. -, -. - paved highway, has running stream LARGE 3 room turn, apt., private year around. This place was priced bath and entrance. Phone 693-Y. at 813.000.00 non-resident owner or 9 E. Jackson. says, cut to 86500.00, must have ac- ,ol -. tlon. FOR RENT flchuler Apt, beautiful- THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE ly furnished and modern. Prices 135 E. 6th St., Phone 1496 ranging from 830 to 850. Corner - - 6th and Oakdale. RIVER FRONTAGE AT HIOHBANKS -...-.. -....ws. -i.i-.i- - 30 acrea with nearly half mile on FOR RENT Furnished apt. Inquire Rogue river, at lower High Banka. after 6 p. m.t 503 So. Holly. The most frequented retreat of local anglera. You can't equal this NEAT, pleasant 1 and 3 room apt'mta. location at 63500. Very reasonable. 1305 E. Main. WALTER H. JONE3, Realtor. 1 -w.- Jackson County Bank Bldg. ENTIRE lower floor, fireplace, unfur- Phone 796 niihed except range. Key at 146 So. ,-, Ivy. WHEN you thin: of real estate think ' - -' 1 1 "" of Brown & white. FOR RENT Furnished apt. Durell Court. 329 No. HoUy. FOR SALE-IISUELLtNEOUS FOR RENT Modern furnished apt. downstairs. 345 No. Bartlett. FOR SALE Complete garage equlp- , -L - - - ment. Inquire Mr. Stoner, Eagle HOMES TOR RENT Call 798. Point. FURN. APT. for rent: 8 rooms, bath, BARGAIN 10 aharea Copoo 6 Pre- steam heat and Frlgldalre. Hawk ferred stock at 650.00 per ahare. Apte. Phone 687. 410 Medford Bldg., Phone 884. FURNISHED house. 3 and 3-room NO 1 DOUBLE STOCK TRAILER apts.: garage. 604 W. loth. 835.00 Hurry. Frazler Blacksmith . - Shop. FOR RENT 3-room apartment. 810 - - - 630 So. Fir. Phone 1820. RED CURRANTS. Phone 539-J-3. FOR SALE Choice German Roller FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS canaries. Phone 1083-X. FOR RENT Large room close in, hot POR sale Dairymen like Ekonomy and cold water, shower. 20 So. Fir. Dairy Fly Spray best. New low prices. Monarch Seed Co. FOB .RENT-BOOMS AND BOARD TSnog kill, squash BOARD AND ROOM. 335 80. Ivy. bugs. Monarch Seed Co. -42"X: - - FOR" SALE New pump. 3'i-tn. ln- FOR RENT Attractive room, home take. 4-lnch delivery. Cost 6150. 1 cooking, reasonable. 83 No. Peach. Price 650 with pipe and valve. I . - 401 W. second. REDUCED RATES for room and board - at 716 E. Main. FOR SALE New De Luxe Electric range, new 6-plece dining room set, price reasonable. 303 Vancouver. FOR BENT MISCELLANEOUS I - LLOYD LOOM baby buggy In good I FOR RENT Warehouse 26x100 eult- condition. Will trade for child's able for trucking service, front and cart. Ruby Schult, Beagle, Ore. rear entrance, cloee to business oen- -.,-1 - ter. Phone 769-R. FOR SALE Heatrola, electric range. bed davenport, floor lamp, Pathe for EXLlltNGB phonograph. 3 8xl3-rugs. Inquire Ext-"; : . . 240 s. Holly. TRADE Fine 6 r 00m home. base- jQgy QUiCKjy Raised - Introduce ment, furnace "" non' ne deodorizer block, perfume. What have you? 564-L. bathroom: clean, toilet bowl: 35c TRADE '29 Ford truck for lleht car. seller, (sample ISc). Splo to Span eiiwTind. Co., San Antonio, Texas. FOR" SALE OR" TRADE The former PGR SALE-Oood second hand tlm- Oarfleld Auto Wrecking Parts busi- Jf" -'n. P'""' cheaP- B1 ness. Would sell cheap or trade for l..'."b.C ' good' light used car. Car lot and p0WER SpRAyERNow la the time 'IMS M. ! to catch your fruit trees, cork, l.';.'-P-"'pp,, . - - - . elms and all shrubbery. Phone TRADE Residence and 3 lots, fine '5C"Wf'. location for good land. 300 W. porLXBy PEpCure dlsentery in 8 Jackson. days. Monarch Seed and Feed Co. TO TRADE Equity in modern five- qabdenIt! '"plowing."' " rertlllzer. Sir " ''"ii nd and grave.!' PhonI.3.J. PlkNO ANd" FURNITURE to' 'trid'e RED CURRANTS. Phone 839-J-3. for light car. Jacksonville 6tar poR SALE Used sewing macninea. all Route. Box 81-B make. 66 up: terms If deslrod All - ms.-. . - makes rented and repaired. White TRADE Equity of .1500 In 6-room Machine Co. 34 N Bartlett bungalow on macadam street for . i n , , suburban acreage. Write Box 3834. qee OUR NEW SINGER VACUUM Tribune. CLEANER Extra good buy on elee- '7 ",-'L,1.n'v " " ," trie and treadle Singer, machlnee FOR TRADE 3 modern Bouse., part- MacnlnM tar Mat Ind palreo ly furnished, for small Improved Te, N. chln d ft bock lutlng acreage. 414 8. Riverside. 644.j SINOER SEWINO MACHINE CO. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES 229 E. 6th. FOR SALE Milking Shorthorn bull BOATS, speed, pleasure and skiffs or calves. All ages. Cheap. Klrtland to your order. Hlway Exchange, Farm. Central Point. East Central Point. TOR""sALEJe"w"et"t," cheap. 511 So. MISCELLANEOUS Grape. ljrlLJJfjWjXJ n oToheT. 1I rHSfwS 2 A model Ford trucks. 1931 Ford qci lon, distanos hauling we sedan and .port roadster Packard t0 rou moneT Hiw. sedan only driven 36,000 miles f, 1Yansfer S18 NortD Elveralde 1927 Standard Bulck sedan, 1937 pnon 1044-X. Pontlac sedan, 1930 Pontiac coupe. , , , ., .-,.0.,., ,,.0 a good buy In a Dodge sedan. Cars CASH paid for old gold. Jewelry, as low os 635.00. Come In today bridge work. etc. Jennings Loan and see them. Also the new Pontl- Office. No. 6 South Front. acs are here. - -. PONTIAC SALES FLOOR EAST SIDE BARBER SHOP 610 East 307 South Riverside. Main. Haircut 35c. Open till 8 . . w evenings. GOOD USED CARS - With 1933 License Real Buy.1 WE PAY CASH 1031 Ford Sport Roadster. For furniture, tool, or what have 1 1929 Ford 4-door Sedan. you. Medford Bargain House, 37 1931 Ford 3-door Sedan. No. Orape St. Phone 1083 - 1938 Essex Sedsn. ' ' 1928 Essex Coupe. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Also a number of other good oars . . t.,-, to choose from. a . ARMSTRONO MOTORS, INC. " '"y"1' '"t-0" Phone 18 CONTRACTS REFINANCED FOR SALE Dodge school bus, 1930 PAYMENTS REDUCED model, 30 pssienger. Prlo. 6700. We PT UP halanoe due dealw. bank Johnson Auto Csmp, Klamath, or "h company and extend Cetiif your payment.. Additional money loaned. Phone 81 for appointment FOB SALE LIVESTOCK TlTilnirts' " REGISTERED rams and ram lambs. rin.rn. -Li-. n.v L. A. Salsde, Jr.. Central Point. f55Ea? JACKSON CO. TK 'ut'-- I ABSTRACT CO. lJ3B wr,k hor" for ' tna- f- 'XJZik Abstract, of Title and Phone 4'.7, I Title Insurance. The FOR SALE Young Jersey cow and "8J ".UlT' J.clso'n young jersey heifer, )urt fresh. L. - , , V euo Mcculloch, Talent, Wagner Creek . . '""y- Ro,d- MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstract. ONE GOOD SINGLE work mule, alto "itl8 Title Iniurance Room. 8 two young fresh cow.. Inqulr. at 4 aa " " "anb Cent,1 - Corners Service Station, Midway uwulra. road. . Dreasmsklnt and KemodeUug. FOR SAI.F. Weaner p'.es. 63 00. Box - --.' 81. Anderson Creek Rosd. Talent. THE FASHION SHOP - Dressmaking .... and .-emotiellng. 434 Medford Bldg FOR 8AI Weaner pigs. O. B. Mc- Phone 1181. Ra., West end Prune etreet. - - -.. expert Window Cleaner. FOR SALE Livestock Fresh milk . .... -. - - - cows. Adolf Schilla. Beagl'. Ore. LET G BO ROE DO IT Tel 1173 House cleaning, Floor waxing, Orl FOR SALE HOMES ental rug cleaning, apeclalty. FOR SALE New modern home, good ronerai parlor, location. 8475 cash: balance terms -.-..n".-mm easier than rent. SO Kenwood. PERL'8 FUNERAL HOME-lVUtmctlv. . aervloe at moderate rates. Esto- FOR SALE OR TRADE 61200 equity listed 30 yean. Ambulanoe sere in large buncalow No. 316 Howsrd lc 6th St at Oakdale Tel 47. street for 8.100 cash or win trsde . for anrtalng we can use Loan pay- Furniture Repairing. menu like rent. Phone 7-F-14 or - - - .-.-.-.. 61-7-L or see Clarence Pierce. r-KNITUR BI- UPHOLSTERED, re- -----.-w finished re-flied We carry a full FOK SALsl Attractive oomse Pboos line of upbouury samp. A. II lb. v tlo, Oeatres. I I'mosulV let. fev-M. BisrsEss DinrciORT Job pnntiuk. MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT Best equipped plant In toutheru Oregon. Printing -yl all kinds; book binding: louee-leaf ledgers: a a 0 blanka. billing systems, duplicating cash salee slips and everything In, the printing line. 38-30 N. Orape Phone 76. Lawnmowere LAWNMOWER8 SHARPENED. OILED and adjusted for 75a Call and de liver free 33 No. Fir. Phone 361. Money to Lend. WE LEND MONEY on furniture and lata model autos. Three per cent per month on unpaid balance. Nc other charge. Come In and get the cash today. See W E Thomas 45 So. Central. Phone 139 Painting. JOHN H. LOCK Contracting Painter. Quality work at lower prices, Phone 640 or 953-R. Plsno Instruction. FRED ALTON HAlGH'i Tescber ol Dlano. Classical and popular muslrl courses. Halght Music Studio. 318 Liberty Bldg. Tel. 73. Tlalio Dealers. SEE the Baldwin lne of Ptanoa at the Electrlo Wiring CO, 323 W Main 8c, or call Mrs, H. O. iunicker Tel. 1443. Hoofing STANDARD ROOFING CO. Builder of water-tight roofs Estlmfttee ana Inspection without charge. 10th andl Fir St. rei. 1077. Transit!. RE1NKINO TRUCKING CO, Trans fer and Storage. We haul anything at a reasonable price. Ill No. Fir street. Phone 332. DAVIS TRANSFER & STORAOB Service guaranteed 20 S Orape St Phone 644. or residence 106U. EADS TRANSFER As STORAGE CO. Office 1015 No. Central Phone 815 Prices right. Service guaranteed. Violin instruction dents of the Violin In keeping with the times, John R. Knight Is offering the following rates: One private lesson each month 81-50.' with a class lesson each week to!-' lowing at a total cost per month of 63.50: In addition to this Palmer's', Music House la offering a special' free lesson Inducement to those' who purchase violin outfits. Class-j ea beglnlng July 1st. Register now at palmers or telephone Jackson' vine. 154. PHOENIX. Ore., June 24. (Spl.) Nortn Phoenix .held a school meet lng Monday night at the school house with a large attendance. The meet-! lng was called for the purpose of deciding whether .school would be continued In this district, st the ex-j plratlon of the coming term, or trans portation to other districts be given.' A motion was carried In favor of con tinuance of school .here. I Phone 643. We'u haul away your! refuse, city Sanitary Service. Mali Tribune Daily ACROSS Commotion Japanese pagoda Springs Conquers Wild buffalo of India Volunteer On who hn d!i private Information on races: oolloq. Llvtlr daoct Marry Alway: post Sa sagls Brother of Mises Hold a mm I on Gives musical utterance to with the voice Mystic Hindu rrord Not tny Strong boxes - Exact satis faction Ajraln: prefix Note of the rale Rugged moun tain crept Sweet potato 8hlo of the desert Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle C OIL O NIENE Ul A a ulT tJs s jtSip ja em w v tVEIS TIAiTjiflPE L OjZ g fflP Afc E KfeC E Rape A SiSC R I TH CTTIZ TjNG PlRlElMOlNlHTlT OiNEtT A WmSE qEMSI AmMeiT sliTElL VTE S fM0p TTKG S!E T E fDA! sm N I I A 43. Sound of small explo sion 45. Edge 47. Thlnr 41. OH of roie petals: v.ir, 49 flhowlntr nar row struc tural bands HI. Knteruln i3. Tares 63. Covrs the In side sgsin 73 - 7Z" 7" " "T 27" 27 2 3o 3T 5T"C i S4 " 33 "r3r T-Wmm LEGAL NOTICES Notice ol Appointment nt Adminis trator and to Credltora Notice Is Hereby Olven that the undersigned Thomas J. Kenney was on the second day of June, 1933 by an Order duly made and entered in the County Court of the State of Oregon f r Jackson Clunty, appointed ad ministrator with the will annexed of the e-tate of Robert O. Pointer, de ceased, then pending therein, and has since qualified and I. such admlnt.- trator. All persona having claim, .gainst tl said estate are hereby notified to present the same with the proper vouchers within six (61 months from . date of thi. notice, to the said administrator at 413 liberty Building, .Medford, Oregon, Dated this 3rd day of June. 1933. THOMAS J. KENNEY, Administrator with the Will annexed of the estate of Robert 0. Pointer, deceased. Willow Springs WILLOW SPRINGS. June 34. (Spl.) After a two weeks' vacation near Mt. Hood, Miss Emm. Shallop of Portland and Mlsa Lesh Parker are guesta of Miss Parker's parents, Mr. and Mra. W. K. Parker. Born to Mr. and Mra. Bam Miller, a son, Fred Allen. June 17. Mr. and Mrs. W. U. Hover are rejoicing over their first grandchild. Mr. and Mra, Robert Field and daughter, Lois Ann, and Mr. and Mra. Frank Boone of Medford pic- nlccd at Dodge Bridge Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Clement, were dinner guest. Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Thomas of Foot, creea. Mr. and Mra. Clyde Richmond are receiving congratulations on the ar rival of a granddaughter, Virginia Lee. born June 30. She Is the flve nound daughter of Mr. and Mra. Clyde Richmond. Jr., of Medford. Miss Rose Jone. wno na oeen seriously 111 for the psst week. U improving Slowly, but is .till con fined to her bed. Mrs. Ed Bingham visited thla week with her parents, Mr. and Mr.. Earl Heft. Sunday caller. t th. W. K. Parker home were Mr. and Mrs, Roy Hackett and daughter. Ruth. Mra. H. B. Alver son and Mrs. Gross of Grants Pass and Mr. and Mrs. Newton Edwaroa of Medford. Miss Adelaide Stambaugh of Port land Is a house guest thl. week at the J. W. Elden home. Elmer Feldenhelmer of Portland la spending a few daya at his orcharda here. 1 Rogue River ROGUE RIVER. June 34. (Spl.) nt- Mrs. Raloh Witt have as guests Mrs. Witt's brother Joe Julian snd family of To Jungo, uaui. Ac companying the Julians were Fred Chrlstensen, of Los Angeles, and Jim Mcintosh of To Junga, who are en route to Sweet Home to reside. Mrs. Luke Wright and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wright and daughter Twell of Tillamook visited Mr. and Mrs. Al Love last week. Mrs. Wright con tinued to Oravea Creek to Join aer husband, who Is engaged In mining there, and Mr. and Mrs. Rsiph Wright returned to Tillamook. Mr. and Mrs. Al Lov and four children left Sunday for Illinois riv er to camp for a week. Girl scouts are re-organlilng under the leadership of Mrs. Al Love. Miss Cross-Word Puzzle I. By 6. Flowers t Fold over on ft. Gaeilo 9. Makes a pre liminary wager 10. Looking IL Cast Indian weight it. Teleost flab W. Artificial language If. Witty persons :2. Caper ?3. Book or Action J 5. Pedal digit 27. Doctrine 11. Convened it. Weep t3. Kn courage 31. aletrlo land measures J 4. Roman god of the sea 17. Mohammedan nobles luck fast In mud 41. Skill 43. Fertile spots 44 C-owd 48. MtHsur of dlstanee 41. Friend: French 4. Mineral spring 50. mtj.sld person II. Liquor M. What I AFfiS 6S. South Amer ican moun tains M. Pronoun 6T. Feminine ending DOWN !. Trlollre 1. foil pone I. Act of dis pleasing 4. Vinous T ack liquid Florence White will act aa assistant guardian. I Mra. Bo Tucker and baby of Takil- ma spent Saturday night at th Ai Love home. People of Rogue River should be on the look out for rattlesnskee. a. a small snske ws. killed In the yard of the Lov horn Saturday. Mr. and Mra. Richard Scott were business visitors In Medford Monday. Miss Doris Sandry la visiting Mr. and Mr. Grant Neely of Prospect. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Rowley visited Mra. Rowley's daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mack of Wolf Creek last week. Returning, they were accompanied by Miss Katharine Mack, who will visit her a while. William Thompson has -;eturned home to Rogue River after a three montha' absence in Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Cllth are the parents of a ten-pound daughter, born last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Woods of Med ford visited Sunday with Mra. Woods' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ssm Sandry. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Norton and fam ily of Oold Hill vlalted Sunday eve ning with Earl Smith. Mra. Tope .lipped on a hoard Sat urday, breaking her foot. Mr. and Mrs. A. Clements of Cen tral Point were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mra. Percy Thomas. Mr. and Mra. Frank Myera of Table Rock called Sunday on Mr. Meyer's mother, Mra. Julia Myers. Mr. and Mra. Elm Dodson are mov ing to Yreka, where Mr. Dodson will be employed. Antelope ANTELOPE. Juna 34. (Spl.) An telope Social club held Its monthly meeting with Mm. Mary Bradshaw. Those present were Mesdames Vtda Steele, Thomaa Riley. Paul Kura ana children, Thomas Thomson. Jack Wood and eon, Henry Owens. C. R. Culbertson and Mary BraUhaw. Vis itors were Mrs. Jack Shutt of Yankee creek, Mrs. Lester Bradshaw of Med lord end Mrs. George Holmes or Eagle Point. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. W. E. Da v lee July 30. ' Mrs. Chales Ralston and eon. Stan ley, Mr. Ra Is ton's mother of Court land, Calif., and Mr. end Mrs. John Rader of Eagle Point were dinner guests at the J. H. Stanley home June IB. Mrs. L. B. Pierce of Klamath Falls spent last week at the C. R. Culbert son home. Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Rlggs and fam lly were supper guesta at the Jack Wood home June ID. Annual school election Monday night was well attended. There were 32 votes cast. B. K. Rlggs was elected director for three years and Mrs. 0. R. Culbertson re-elected clerk. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Myers and eon of Table Rock and Mrs. R. Blgham and family of Sams Valley met with the Olee club Sunday evening. Eden Precinct EDEN PRECINCT. Jun. 34. (Bpl.) Mr.. Ernest Resmea of Central Point visited her mother. Mrs. Bell Furry and attended circle meeting In pnoe nls. Wednesday. Noah Chandler cut a crop of oat and vetch hay for Dr. Miller wednea day. It took two men to keep the awath cleared. It was so neavy. Mrs. Msrgaret Dumont and daunh ter. and son and hla wile visited Mra. O. E. Pence near PhoenU over the week-end. Mr.. Addle Barneburn of Fast Edun had a letter from her brother, Wilson Henry who live. In'Yolo county, Cel.. that peachea are being ahaken from the tree, there because they will not pay for the harveatlng: alao that there are hundreds or people mere going hungry. Mr. Dlcklson of 'Dunsmulr. Calif., bought one thoussnd late cabbage plant. Wednesday from the Carey plant farm. Eggs came up on cent this week, which u some encouragement to th ooultry keeper here. Mra. I.ula Hamlin has hay which will .aslly go five tons to th acre on an eight acre tract adjoining tne highway south of Phoenla. There I a great deal of complaint of some kind of pert killing water, melon vine. In thl. p.rt of th. v.lley, The worm seem, to work lln th tap root and th vln wilt, and dies. Mrs. Carollta Furry of Medford wa. In Phoenla Wednesday visiting Mra. Bell Furry and to attend circle. Oak circle. No, 343 of Phoenix held an enjoyable social meeting Wednes day afternoon. Fred Barneburg la haying thla week snd has an unusually heavy crop. AS BEST IN COUNTRY CORVALL7S, Ort.. June 34 (AP) The president's cup, the highest award of the American Jersey cattle club, again has been won by en Oregon cow, H. rt. Colman, superln tend en t of official testing In Ore gon and assistant profeasor of dairy husbandry it Oregon State College, report. The winner te Rlnda's Rosalre's Tesslt. 735083. a senior I-year-old owned by John Kopplln of Oaston She made e record of I043M pounds of fat and 10,803 pounds of milk In Class A A. Woodcraft Plans 5o, Oregon Picnic PHOENIX. Ore., Juno 34 (Spl. 1 ::eighbcm of Woodcraft met and plans were discussed and much in tereat was ahown for the lodge plenlo to be held tn Ashftnd Llthla psrk July 17. to which all members in southern Oregon have been InTlted. The best clear Cedar Shingles, 13 00 per I0O0 Regular 14 00 shingles Uftdiud Lumber. Co, Meteorological Report June 14. 193 ForecaaU Medford and vicinity: Tonight and .Saturday fair end mild. Oregon: Fair tonight end Saturday. Mild temperature. Local Bat a Lowest temperature this morning, 50 degrees. Temnemture a Tear ifA (edsTi Highest 85; lowest 44. Total precipitation since September 1, 1031, 33.38 Inches. terday 31 per cent; 5 a. m. today 88 per cent. Sunset today, 7:50 p. m. Tomorrow; Sunrise 4.37 a. m., sun set, 7:50 p. m. Observations Taken at A A. M 120 Meridian Time if City Baker Ity 84 S3 Clear Boston 74 46 .04 Clear Boise S3 60 Clear Chicago 73 66 clear Denver 84 60 P.Ciy. Dee Molnea 86 66 Clear Fresno -....-......100 73 Clear Helena 88 64 T. Clear Los Angele. 63 66 Clear Medford 88 SO Clear New York 78 83 P.Cdy. Phoenix ..100 74 Clear Portland 74 84 Clear Reno 04 60 Clear Roseburg 80 80 Clear Salt Lake . ..... 04 68 Clear San Francisco .-. 74 S6 Clear Seattle - 68 83 Cloudy Spokane 86 54 Clear Washington, D. C. 83 88 Clear Talent TALENT, June 34. (Spl.) Mr. and Mr.. Oeorge Dickey of Salem; Mra, A. J. Warrltha and children. Mrs. V, J. Barrasy and niece, Mlaa Margaret Bellinger of Seattle: Mra. Blln Cole man of Medford, Mra. Donna Graffls and Mrs. Ed Anderson of Phoenix celled on Mr. M. O. Tryer Prlday afternoon. Mlaa Bertha Zdmundson left Sun day for a two weeks' vacation In Port land and Seattle. Mr. and Mre. R. H. Southwlck and family and Joan Pop motored to Crater Lake Tuesday. Miss Lucille Beswlck of McMInn vlll. en route to Arkansas, was th. guest of Mis. Edna Newbry Thursday night. The Baptist auxiliary met with Mr.. Ida French Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mr.. Ed French and family, formerly of Talent, moved to Lake- view, where he ha. employment In t mill for the summer. Elder Fredenburg returned Monday from Klamath Falla. Mr. and Mr., Walter Lewaadder of Portland spent the week end with Rev. and Mrs. William Lewsadden, They left Monday, taking with them their three email son., who have been spending the lest four week, with their grandparenta. Rev. Joseph Pope U In Portland thl. week attending the Oregon an nual conference of th Methodist church. ' Rev. and Mrs. William Vlmont and son, Bill; Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Newbry and daughter, Edna; Mr. and Mra. s, Lester Newbry and family, Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Pope and family and Ben Webster enjoyed Sunday dinner tonether at Waaner Forks. Mr.. Joseph Pop ws. a Thursday dinner gueat of Mrs. E. Lester New bry, A linen shower wa. given Wednes day afternoon In honor of Mis. O.r truda Breyon st th horn of Mrs. w. W. Robinson. Mis. Lorraln. Pop. U visiting with friends In Ashl.nd this week. IS 38 YEARS OLD LONDON. Eng., Jun. 34, (API Albert Edward, Prince of Wale., cel. br.ted hi. 88th birthday yeslerd.y, till th world', most eligible bache lor, In .pit of fervent wishes ex pressed In Britain a year ago today that there might be a Princess of Wale, on hi. next anniversary. In contrast with recent birthday, when hi. schedule of work and en gagements hss been followed a. us ual, he decided to tak. a day off yea terday. Th only task he asslgn.d himself wa. to r.ad th. thousand of congratulatory message that poured in from .11 corners of th world. Crash Fatal PORTLANO, Or., Jun 34 (AP) Mn. Rex Morse, 48, of Portland, wa. killed In aa automobile accident here last night, Mr.. Mors wa riding with her aon, Richard L Mora., 18, nd their automobile waa atruck .nd overturned at an Interaectloa by a machine driven by Victor Lebreaht. Plan Card Party . Phoenix Saturday PHONEIIX, Jun 34. (Special) Thursday club of Phoenix will hold a card party In th room downstair al th Orange ball Saturday night, Jun 36. Oanvaa of five hundred, bridge, and "cootie" will be In play. A .mall charge will be mad. for th. games, snd for th refreshments to be serv ed. Desirable house, alway la first class condition, for rent, leas or CiU 109. HITLERITES SEEK E Visits of German Nazis to Other Countries Show Brown Shirts Trying to. Organize Racial Bloo By WALTER BROCKHAN BERLIN, (API Aa attempt tsj rally all th Nordlo nation, of Ku rope around th. swastika flag of Oar man fascism la being mad by Adolf . Hitler and hi. follower. National-socialist parties of th Hitler type with Ideals and program. identical with those of Oermany largest political party have been founded in Norway, Sweden, Den mark, Belgium and Holland. Th organisation of natloaal-w clallat groups among Germana la England Is Interpreted her aa a mov. to win Anglo-Saxon .ympathles, Austrian nasi, b.v already dera- . onstrated their growing strength la that domlnantly Oerman republlo. v Vl.lt. of Oerman and nasi emlssa rtea to ether countries and report. of their observations testify that th brown abuts are trying to organize a bloo of racially related nation for common policy against th Slay and Latin nation, now dominating Eu rope. A Hitler victory In th new Oer man electlona of July 81 might con ceivably be followed by a repolnttnc of the releh'a foreign policy la that dlreotlon. A speech of Dr. Blrger Furugard, leader of th. Swedish national-social-lata, reveal that racial eympathy U th. point of contact between th nails and their offspring. Plead. Teutonlo Unity Speaking In Hanover, he .aid) "Because Oermany waa th heart ol Oermandom, tti Marxist tried to annihilate It. To render It power leaa against Marxist alma, th. at- . tempt was mad. at Versailles to crush ' th. spiritually and culturally sups, rlor German nation. "Today the whol world U watch ing Intently on man who baa gives th Teutonlo races t aaaurane than th cor of Oermandom will not perish. That man la Adolf Hit ler." Th program of th Dutch national socialist workers' party, founded laat September at The Hague with Adal bert Smlt as it leader and Dr. E. Rldder van Rappard as hi. second. Is, like It. Oerman prototype, vio lently entl-Semltlo. It. plank, .re directed also at International capital " Ism, bank., trusta and department ' tore.. On. section of th program d -mands cultivation of Teutonlo "fel .. lng and thought." Th Oerman. Flemish, Swiss and Scandinavian ; peoples, It states, sre bearers of a regenerate oultur and must unit ' to pit themselves against th influ ence of hostile power. Combat French Influ.no- - t Another paragraph demands abo-' lltlon of general fre trad In favor 4 of "regional free trade" favoring Oer- l tnanlo nation., Th. Dutch party I co-operating , closely with a kindred movement la '. Flanders, th. "verband van Dlteacb national eolldarlsten," th leader, ef which are Jorle van Severen and Wlea Moeru. Thl. movement la nur. turlng th. revival of r.oe-consclous- -ness In Belgium and 1 (ggres.lv " against French Influence. Wllhelm Kube, head of th ruud ' delegation In th Prussian diet, ha said that the common oultur of th Nordlo countrlea offer, tremendous , poHibllltl. to nasi .tatesmen of tn future. Citing ata'Utle to .how that 90. 386.800 Oerman. of 84,26,500 living In Europe are mlnorltle of other nations, h claimed also that 4.008.- ' 000 Fleming, .nd 8.800,000 Dutch ' war closely bound by racial tie t th German.. See Oermanlo Blood Tlx Kub pointed out that the La Hit , nations sr related only by ele ment of a common language whll , th Tetuonlo and th Anglo-Saxoa , nation, ar blood relatives. Th Slav nations Poland.Juvo-Slarla, Csecho- ' elov.g ic .inc. th bolsb.vlutlon ox Russl; tt argued, hare In common only tl.Jlr vassalage to France. If t'. nstionsl-soclsllsts of Nor dlo countries organise s successfully as In Oermany and ultimately unit In a common cause, a factor ef fire magnitude will be thrust Into Euro pesn politics. . Hitler recently soorsd a .Ignlflunt "foreign victory" when W.lthar Pfrl- -mer, heed of Austria'. Helmwehr, ' turned hi. aggressive legion, over th Oerman nasi. "Anyon. who think, that any thing can hinder th. fulfillment f th historical mission of our nation ' la a romantic fool," td Kub. Talent, Phoenix Grange To Picnic PHOENIX. Or., Jun 34. (Spl.) Phosntx Orange will be glad to leant of an invitation given by th Tsleni Orange to Join them In a bssket plenlo on Wagner creek, Sunday, Jun : 36. All Phoenix Granger are urged -te attend th plenlo, taking witk them well filled baskets. Compute Information can b obtained from R. O. Ward, master of Phoenls Orange, Mr. and Mrs. 0. A. Walton ef Trait, ar th parent, of a d.ughter weigh ing 7 pounds, 8 ounose, born Thurs day morning at Sacred Heart hospital. Mr. Walton Is employed at th Mo- doe orchard, Table Rock. Portraits of distinction. The Peas toy, epp. Holly theater. . flat, cleaned, blocked, remodels! t u- opt. even. I