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HA'-:-'-3 mm ' BEDFORD MHIi TOIBTJIfE, MEDFORD, OREGON. TUESDAY. 'AUGUST 2. 1932. KGE SEVEN 5 G DON'T FORGET TO PHONE THAT WANT AD HERB ARB THE RATES:. per word first Insertion (Minimum 35c) Each additional Insertion. per word . (Minimum 10c) Per line per month, without copy changes , .1.36 75 Phone LOCT Itavelers' 'checks to amount of 6100 in leather holder. Deliver .f i foun(i to Medford Mall Tribune and "- owner will pay 5 reward. LOST If dog miasms. call 1618. FOUND FOUND Pair glasses. Owner rmy have same by paying for ad. In quire Tribune onicc TAKEN UP TAKEN UP Red sow. Owner may have same by paying damages. Call Grant's Service Station, Crater Lake highway. ' " IIELP WANTED FEMALE WANTED Woman cook for ranch, between 40 and 50; must be good cook, neat and clean. Apply room 301 Liberty Bldg.. Medford, between 10 and 12, morning. WANTED Capable girl for general housework In small family. Must h, orwi hnblts. Board and mod erate salary. Full time required. Address Box 6217. Mall Tribune. HELP WANTED MALE WANTED 100 tier wood cut . shares. Box 6143. Tribune. ' EXPERIENCED local packers wanted. Apply Sgobel 4s Day-Packing House. MEN, 18-45; 6141 to 192 month Steady. Common education auf flclent. Pleasant work. Experl nnnMMftnr. List positions, f,oi particulars and sample. Box No. 1250-D. Mall Tribune. WANTED SITUATIONS PHYSICAL CULTURIST wishes tc work on farm. Box 6311, Tribune EXPERIENCED bookkeeper would like two cr three small sets of books - V.or. PI. V. HUllus. Rt. 2, Box 52. voiinci canable woman wants work for room' and board. 811 E. Jack son. COOK Woman hotel t;staurant or camp anything considered, best references. 1076- J or Tribune, Box 6142. EXPERIENCED young woman wish- . es housework or any kind of work Mildred Miller, Pjoenlx. ore. EXPERIENCED mother wants to care for children during iruil season 1025 W. 10th. GIRL wishes housework or care of children. 247 N. Front St. Phone 408-R-l. EXPERIENCED cook In good home. Best local references Tel 557-L. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS wanted To let contract for haul In machinery and pipe. Receive bids until Aug. 7. Wayne Prltchett, 204 Vancouver. Phone 1514-w. WANTED About September 1st, by counts with two lltt, girls, heated. unfurnished living room and one nr two bedrooms with board, in nice home and good location, pref erably on the East side. Answer Box No. 6201, Tribune. WANTED Wool. Have mill order. See J. J. Osenbnigge at once. WANTED Wood. hay. grain or live stock taken In exchange on radios, pianos or electrical appliances. Large stocks of merchandise. See us at once, palmer fcicctric oiore. m 1 7B8. WANTED 2nd hand goods and Junk, Tat's. 1506 Prune. Ph. 547-L. WANTED Wool and mohair. Wool sacks and twine for sale. MedfoTd Bargain House, 27 No. Drape St. Tel. 1062 FOR RENT IIOU!f S FOR RENT Furnished, beautiful suburban home, modern and com plete; one veflr lea.e. Phone 851 R-3, Medford. FOR RENT 4-room furnished house newlv decorated. 34 Quince, or call at 520 So. Ivy. FOR RENT Modern 6-room hou m No Peach. 120. water paid. Tel. 1042-W. FOR RENT To reliable party. 5-r;n mortem home, furni'lied. 615 per mo. water pi!1; ome fall garden uwner. 416 Boarclman. FOR RENT 539 West 10th. 6 -room unfurnished home. 1 block fro: new courthou.se. $17.50. inc. water. . Charles R. Rav. Realtor, Mcdtozd A B;da. Phone 302. FOR RENT 5-room furnished; elec tric ranie. hn a-ater heater. In quire 725 Alder, FOR RENT HOt'SES RENT 5-room house. 214 No. Holly, !-i block P. O. O. M. ooss. FOR RENT Nicely furnished -rm. modern home; also 6-room unfurnished- house. Phone 790-R. FOR RENT Beautiful stucco home, 625 Park Ave. Phone 349-Y. WELL FURNISHED home: electric range, fireplace, nice lawn. 33 Quince. FOR RENT Desirable 6-room house on Ross Court. Call 847-X. FOR RENT Modem bouse, close In Fine shade, lawn and garden lot. 20 per month, call at S3 soum Riverside. FOR RENT Partly furnished bouse at SIS So. Riverside. Nice shade, - garage and garden ground. Inquire at 325 So. Riverside. FOR RENT 5-room bungalow on good street; set tubs; csn use wood or electrlo range; garage, wood shed, chicken house and yard, gar den. C. A. KNIGHT, 801 East Main St. Phone 151. FOR RENT Furnished house. 2 and 3-room apts., garage. 604 W. 10th. FOR RENT Nicely furnished 5-room dwelling east aide. Phone 1149. FOR RENT 4 to 6-room houses. Phone 103. 30 N. Central. FOR REN1 Homes Furnished or unfurnished. Browo & Whit FOR RENT 3-room furnished house. modern. Call 315 or 1113-J FOR RENT 6 room modern furnish ed bouse. Call at 414 8 Riverside. FOP RENT Modern partly furnished 4-room cottage, east siae. uau at 414 6 Riverside. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT 3-room furn, apt., pri vate bath and entrance. Phone 692-Y. or call at 9 E. Jackson. FOR RENT Apartments; low rent. 625 No. Riverside. FOR RENT Furn. apartments. Quince. Phone 641-W. FURN. APTS Reduced rates. Neff Apts., 217 W. 2nd. APT FOR RENT 806 W. Main. FURNISHED apartment: also house- Keeping room, no Almond. i-ROOM APT., furn. sleeping porch private bath, lights and water; close In. Adults only. 244 So. Orape, FOi RENT Furnished four room du plax well located, 617.50 per months Phone 1149. FOR RENT Furnished apt. Durell Court. 329 No. Holly. HOME3 !OR RENT Call 798 FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT Pleasant, comfortable rooms, garage. 19 Mistletoe. FOR RENT ROOMS AND BOARD REDUCED RATES for room and board at 718 E. Mala. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS OFFICES In Sparta Bidg.; Ideal loca tion, steam heat: low rentals, carl T. Tengwald. Agent BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE Small grocery store and service station. 710 s. Riverside FOR SALE coffee Anne's Lunch Room. Cor Main & Front, call eve nings. FOR EXCHANGE WILL TRADE car for wood. 1761 N. Riverside. FOR TRADE First-class cedar posts for hay. A. T. Train, Myrtle Point, Ore. FOR TRADE Good team for milk cows. Geo. McMahon, 1 mile south of Talent. FOR SALE OR TRADE Large, heavy cantas tent top, about 30 by 70 ft., roped and cross-roped. Phone 0. A, DeVoe. FOR SALE Or trade for camp ground stucco apartment house. Tel. 1460 orvrite Clem Chllders, 803 W, 11th. Medford, Ore. FOR SALE OR TRADE 1 all around work horse, weight 1400. Tel. 143. TRADE Studebaker touring car In excellent condition, for land oi liaht truck, or will sell reasonable, 600 East Main. FOR SALE OR TRADE Roosevelt Eight-cylinder sedan. Big Pines Lbr. Co. Tel No. 1. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TRADE 158-acre Improved rancn on Rogue river, about mile frontage; Ideal for resort; plenty of rich bottom land; water rlfrht from river; 13 miles from Medford. for 20.000. Will take Income property m Oregon or California or Kilt edsre security up to $11,000. Will need some cash. Balance easy payments. Address Box 6305, Tribune. FOR SALE or will trade for Copco stock, allow $100 per shire 4-room modern house and acre on Thomas Road. 854 No. Third St., Grants Pass. TRADE Equity in attractive home for cabin. Phone 105. FOR SALE OR TRADE 100 -acre un improved rancn, good soil, some timber, and uprln?. V111 consider car. truck, mine or iawmlll ma chinery or vacant lota in Medford for part payment. Wayne Prickett. 204 Vancouver. Phone 1M4-W. POR TRADE 7-room house for small hour or will sell cheap. Box 6153 T Tribune. EX CH A NOB lots for acre. East front 70x316 ft. In the 700 Block S. Oak dale. Medford, Ore. What have you? Mrs. W. E. Walker. 3413 E. Colorado St.. PaMdena. Calif. FOR BALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 5 acres, sre: cheap; terms. Ashland. highway front- Phone 371-R-3, whf.n tou think of real estate UUol of Broaa Wh!t, FOR SALE REAL ESTATE EXCEPTIONAL OFFERING IN ACRE AGE TRACT 13 acres Bear creek bottom; no water charge; 7-room modern home, barn, chicken houses. This place Is Ideal for small farm ing operations and can be bought . at a low price on easy terms. See Charles A. Wing Agency, Inc. Tel. 728. RIVER FRONTAGE AT-HIGHBANKS 30 acres with nearly half mile on Rogue river, at lower High Banka. The most frequented retreat of local anglers. You can't equal this location at 62500. WALTER H. JONES, Realtor. Jackson County Bank Bldg. Phone 796. FOR SALE 9! acres three miles from ?lty, timber land, good house, two chicken houses, garage, drilled well, cat. be made a dandy little home, and sell wood enough to pay for tt. 575 cash. 6650 oa terms. Box 362, Medford. Ore. FOR SALE HOMES FOR SALE Cheap. Must sell. Mod ern 6-room house, s lots, oerries. The place with 70 oaks. 115 So, Holly. A REAL SACRIFICE NEW Modern Stucco, every modern feature you could ask for, full basement, oil furnace, laundry room, alx rooms, bath, two showers, two toilets, hardwood floors, lawn, shade, flowers, pavement. $3500.00. Terms. Take good car on aea;, 1 Also FOUR rooms, bath, large lot. paved on North Riverside, was 63500.00, now 61700.00. A real steal. THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE 125 E. 8tn St., Phone 1496. FORCED TO SELL SEE THIS BARGAIN Property located at Fourth and Ivy streets (307 N. Ivy) must be sold at once to settle an estate. Eight room, 2-story frame house; hot and cold water, bath, electricity, large lot 102x100, with east front ana beautiful shade trees, large garage with cement floor, double wood sheds, new concrete pavement on both streets; very close In and suitable for first-class apartment house; valuable property at any time. Price 62500: 61500 will han dle. Inquire at 307 N. Ivy 8t. FOR SALE Attractive homes. Phone 105. 30 N. Central. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Ford Victoria, -31. Head, A-l shape; 6300; easy terms can H70. FOR SALE Car, 6275. 41S King St. 1928 Essex oach. Phone 688-X. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 90 hesd dairy cows. Will sell part or all. Also Serge Milking machine. T. 7. Nichols Ranch, Eagle Point. FOR SALE Fresh cows and spring ers 1& miles north of Beagle P. O. E. B. Lucas. FOR SALE UOUS AND PETS FOR SALE 3 nice hound pups right age to begin training for fall hunt " lng. Cass Auto Wrecking, Phone 780. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Nearly new Magic Chef gas range and water heater. Phone 393-J. FOR SALE Black Decker ',4 -Inch heavy duty electric drill, slightly used, 820. Merrlck s Auto Camp, cabin 58. FOR SALE Fine apricots. Earl,- Phone 611-J-s. R. J. FOR SALE Sweet corn, 20o dozen; Delicious plums, 2c lb. F. S. Car penter, Jacksonville highway. FOR SALE Triumph poaches. Ouches, Griffin Creek. FOR SALE Large Siberian crab- apples, 2c lb. Phone 1586-R. CUCUMBERS, fryers, flowers. Dressier, 1107 E. Main. FOR SALE Apples, crabapples, and plums. Bagley Orchard, Talent. FOR SALE 21-ln. Sterling threshing machine engine, 1V4 miles north of Beagle P. O.. E. B. Lucas. $4750 MORTGAGE for sale for $3000 on fine 15-acre ranch Just west of Central Point, on Beall Lane. Ex cellent security. See R. L. Wilson. 113 South Orape, Phone 1404. FOR SALE Placer mine and ranch, 195 acres, 160 A. along stream all old channel prospects good. 78 acres cultivated, lots of 'range. Ad dress E. H. Morse, Rogue River, Ore. FOR SALE National cash register. Cheap. Rings up from 6c to $50. See this at 39 So. Orape St. or call or writs 416 Plum St. 4-HORSE EVINRUDE outboard motor $40. Auto Beauty Shop. FOR SALE Steel rails & dump cars. Also 1V' nd 3" used pipe. Wayne Prickett, 304 Vancouver. Phone 1514-W. KENTUCKY WONDERS for canning, H mile Medford. Phone 4&3-R. FOR SALE Blenheim, "King of Apri cot." 3 miles east of Phoenix bridge by Fern Valley school, 3 and 3 ifcc. Oeo. Alford. for SALE Fancy apricots. R. C. Ward. Fern Valley. Phone 19-P-31. LA ROE clean apricots, half mile south white achoolhouse on Griffin creek. FOR SALE 1 ',4 -horsepower engine and pump; a bargain; 1500 ft. 1 Vi -In. hose, almost new. Hubbard B:os. OARDEN DIRT, plowing, fertilizer, sand and gravel. Phone 013-J. APRICOTS at their only a few days. Butte road. beet: will last Crocker, Coker POR SALB Aprloots, So lb. Top i Notch Orchard, 10 minutes drive ! from town, end of King's highway. I Look for signs. Tel. 410-J-l. HIMALAYA blackberries; pick 'em yourself. 15c gallon. Mrs. C. E. Langs. Central Point. Phone 307. POR SALE 3-horae electric 'motor with switches. Call 131, Centra! Point, or inquire at Walker'i Lunch. mn flALA Pancv anrlcots. nrtr ac I cording to nw. By Perns Valley camiaous. Oeo. Aiford, FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS SMALL grocery store and service sta tion. 710 s. Kiversiae. CUCUMBERS Boston pickling. Phone 1662. FOR SALE Apricots. Garrett ranch, Phone 671-J-l. Coker Butte road. FOR SALEUsed sewing machines, all makes, 63 up: terms If desired. All makes rented and repaired. White Sewing Machine Co., 24 N. Bartlett. FOR SALE Dry body for 12" or 16" 61.75 tier. Fir slabs 61.25. Phone 539-R-4. GHERKINS, pickling cuxes. 208 Clark. FOR SALE Row boat, Johnson Light Twin, also fine cedar row boat. Ph. 1149. MISCELLANEOUS WE PAY CASH for used cars and equities. Plerce-Allen Motor Co. LOCAL or loag distance hauling. We guarantee to save you money. Haw ley Transfer, 619 North Riverside. Phone 1044-X. WE PAY CASH For furniture, tools or what have you. Medford Bargain House, 27 No. Grape St. Phone 1062. BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON CO. ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title and Title Insurance. The only complete Title System In Jackson County. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title, Title Insurance. Rooms 3 and 5, No. 32 North Central Ave., upstairs. Automobile Loans. CONTRACTS REFINANCED PAYMENTS REDUCED We pay up balance due dealer, bank or finance company and extend your payments. Additional money loaned. Phone 31 for appointment. Dentistry. DR. JAMES S. JOHNSON Dentistry. 312-314 Medford Bldg. Phone 607 Dressmaking ana Remodeling. THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking and remodeling. 474 Medford Bldg. rnone noi. Funeral Parlor. PERL'S FUNERAL HOME Distinctive service at moderate' rates. Estab lished 20 years. Ambulance aerv lce. 6th St. at Oakdale. Tel. 47. Money to Lend. WE LEND MONEY on furniture and late model autos. Three per cent per month on unpaid balance. No other charges. Come In and get tne caan toaay. tvee w. e. Tnomaa, 45 So. Central. Phone 139. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS 1. Fine openwork fabric S. Hindu deity 9. Weep con. vulalvcly 11. Ore 13. Mohammedan priest 14. Metric land measure IK. Existed Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle 1 T OBTTRATEHjM(AT CAPiR Ik AYE.GO OU3 ElSjE RiR v e sWMg v 'sr s m I A E Ug Mc RAPS C A Z R. Apfep A DSHMQfr g T Y RAjrTl SMGA L E S P A I ME Eli A 1-- L LLE. AL LmtdTE SftPRY s pyMt Mb Me HeHe .18. Speak slight ingly of 19. Kind of fur 20. ReKrets 2L Face value of stock !4. More vociferoua 28. Former prenlient's nickname ST. Collection of facts 23. Scops 31. Tens 13. Growln dim ' 34, Cubic meter 35. Contemptible fellow S8. ITorse 44. Exaggerated 48. Death notice 60. Sailor 61. Paradise 62. Old musical Instrument 13. Abitract being 54. Cape or headland 55. Acute 17. Dip 19. The bitter vetch . Lively: musical It. Nickname for Fatrlck or Patricia ' r r r mr r r r w r r s iiWifjj- s msss mbksis MtsH ufUA tmmm sssssssssn ssssslsssssssi z It ml ii i ii" 'i j mil 22 ill! II55 Jo Tl 33 ), 33 " "" s (iuih '.ij'ti . ,n . i -m i 'uJmA i , ill di 'i&-Mi'im 44 45 , p M 4-J 4i So ,: SI I 'i, Sa mi I WA WM I I FOR A mountain (tlsde Dee,r In the meadows erery morning. A trout itrtam. The bet In Oregon. Vnu ran ratrh the limit of trout any morning. Fine spring; unlimited water. Timothy meadows; fln garden. Honwt Burn full of hsy. Team, row, equipment. A new road will be developed by thl place altliln romlng year. Plenty of timber. Fine pasture. NO DEPRESSION HERE Price $3(XV Terms on part. Phone 40: or 910-Y. BUSINESS DIRFCTORY Expert Window Cleaners. LET OEOROB DO IT - Tel. 1172. House cleaning. Floor waxing. Ori ental rug cleaning, specialty. Furniture Repairing. FURNITURE RE-UPHOLSTERED, tt- finished, re-glued. We carry a full line of upholstery samples. A. N. Thlbault, TeL 969-R. Job Printing. MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT Beat equipped plant In southern Oregon. Printing of all kinds; book binding: loose-leaf ledgers, and blanks, billing systems, duplicating cash sales slips and everything In the printing line. 28-30 N. Grape. Phone 75. Piano Instruction. FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher of piano Classical and popular music courses. Halght Music Studio, 818 Liberty Bldg. Tel. 72. Transfer. REINKING TRUCKING CO. Trans fer and Storage. We haul anything at a reasonable price. Ill No. Fir Street. Phone 332. DAVIS TRANSFER & STORAGE Service guaranteed. 20 S. Grape St. Phone 644, or residence 1060. EADS TRANSFER i STORAGE CO. Office 1015 No. Central. Phone 315 Prices right. Service guaranteed. Watch Repairing. (25 00 REWARD for any watch I can't fix. Used watches sold at half wholesale price. 8th St., opposite Stage Depot. LEGAL- NOTICES Notice to Creditors. Notice Is hereby given that I have been appointed by the County Court or Jackson County. Oregon. Adminis trator of the Estate of Clara Klme deceased, and have qualified. Ail persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present them, with proper vouchers, and duly verified, to me at the office of Harry c. Skyrman. attorney for said estate, at Roon 409 Medford Building. In Medford, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated and first published July 12. 1932 NICHOLAS KIME, Administrator, Eden Precinct EDEN PRECINCT, Aug. 2. (Spl.) Mr. Heaenfurther sprayed hit appJc orchard Friday and Saturday. He has a fine set on his apples and Winter Nells pears. The place ts the Har grave orchard, south of Phoenix. Ray Barnum lost a fine .heifer calf Friday night. The animal got Into a deep hole of water and muck, and drowned. This precinct Is becoming noted for the devilment here. Everyone is Cross-Word Puzzle T. Masculine : organism! S. Friend: French 9. Grave and gloomy 10. Wreath bearing a knight's crest 11. Injects 17. Walk 19. Chaplet or wreath: poet. 21, Small cushions 22, Kncournge 23, Receptacles 25. Decrees of the Sultan 29. Snarl or growl 3fl. Urgca on 32. Protective covering 33. Secures 35. Wading birds .18. After song 40. Ballot 41. A czar of Russia called "The Ter rible" 43. Part of an egg 45. Lair 47. Cricket term 4S. Anger 49. Number of the DOWN 1. Statute 2. Solemn wonder 3. Vehicle . Looks at narrowly t. Narrow ornamental fabric I. Feminine name SALE 1ft P9. rentes. sympathizing with Mr. Bolts: In the loss of his herd of young cattle. Rey. Temple of Portland, formerly of Medford,- who owns a fine garden tract In North Talent, operated by Jack Morris, visited the ranch Fri day and Is pleased with the crop. Mrs. Lula Hamlin sold all her apri cot crop and did not have enough to fill all her ordera. Noah Chandler got a permit to burn grass last week and made a clean-up of a lot of the highway which should have been burned by the county road workers. They cut two swathes of grass, shocked tt, and left It at the side of the highway. Vicinity between Talent and Phoe nix la again being sought as some of the best buys In the valley by out-of-state people. Several buyers are looking over some valuable tracts with a view to making their homes here. Mrs. Jack Allen went to Portland for a few daya to attend the camp meeting of the Apostollo Faith church. She returned the first of this week. Mr. and Mrs. Comstock of Medford stayed with her mother while she was away. Miss Arleta Messenger, well known In Phoenix, will leave this week for an extended tour of the old world She will be accompanied by Marjorle Llndley. They plan to leave Med ford Wednesday. They will be .not at Tacoma by their guide, who la to accompany them through the tour. Andrew and Sylvester Stevens of North Talent are marketing a' large amount of their vegetable crop to parties who haul It over the moun tains. George Hartley has a fine lot of cantaloupes and other garden prod uce this year, and will run his road side stand again. Mrs. Lonzo Drake of East Eden, who died Saturday, was for many years a resident of Talent, where she and her husband owned six acres of garden land. Mrs. Drake was one of the first mall carriers when the rail road first went through the town of Talent and carried- the mall from the postofflce to the train. She was a woman of great energy and one of the best of neighbors a true friend and a kind wife and mother. Her hus band and children have the sym pathy of their acquaintances. Persist PERSIST, Aug. 3. (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ash entertained Mr. Brundage of Portland.. Mr. White of Medford and Mr. DeWitt of Union Creek with a turkey dinner, July 35. Viola Zlmmer has left for Roblson Butte to make hie home for ths re mainder of the summer. Her hus band la lookout for the forest service. Dance at the old, Morgan place Sat urday night wa well attended and was a success. Everyone seemed to have a splendid time. Philip Bray of Medford, son of Dr Jouett P. Bray, Is now an employe at the Morgan mill. Mildred Young and little son Don- ny, and Mrs. L. W. Ash left for Ha- maker Meadows to spend a few days with their sister, Mrs. D. E. Hutch ison, August 1. Orval Peterson, who haa been do ing forest service work at Hamaker Meadows, returned home Sunday. Howard Ash Is helping Lowell Ash do carpenter work this week. Viola Zlmmer broke her arm two weeks ago, but Is recovering from the Injury. Mild Young and son Donny. Viola Zimmer and daughter Joan and Dorothy Ash called on Mrs, Ben Oeary of Elk Creek, July 36. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wtlletta at tended & Rebekah meeting at the Iiadely cabin on Elk creek, Sunday. After lunch a number of the ladits went swimming. Before returning home. Mr. and Mrs. Wlllttta visited Mr. and . Mrs. Stewart Dlts worth of Hawk creek. Mrs. Hilda Morgan took care of her little nephew, Bobby Jantzen of Cen tral Point, for a few days last week E PLANS DISCUSSED PORTLAND, Ore,, Auff. 5. ! FVnnlt Brooks of Belllngham, Wash., national vice - commander of the American Legion, and Thomas Bird, secretary to Henry L. Stevens, na tional commander, visited Portland today to confer with stat Legion naires on plans for the national Le gion convention, "September 12 to 18. Steens, who was to have headed the executive party, canceled hla trip to Portland when he learned his wife was in a critical condition In his home at Warsaw, N. C. He flew from Seattle to her bedside. 1 Colonel Jackson On General Staff SALEM. Aug, a. (AP) Lieutenant Colonel William D. Jackion. com mander of the 918th field artillery of the Oregon Guards tn Portland, was appointed a member of the gen eral staff of the National Ouards In Oregon today. Hla appointment was announced by Brigadier - Oeneral Thomas E. Rllea. Jackaon h been In service 20 yesrs, both on the Mex lean border and 1n Prance, , PLANE "GROUND LOOPS ON EMERGENCY FIELD PORTLAND, Ore.. Aug. J (AP) A huge Keystone bombing plane, one of the largest ships In the army, overturned pn the Troutdsle emer gency field here todsy when the pilot attempted a landing. No one was injured and reports from the field said th ship was not badly damaged. Hood fllvrr Remodeling of former Davidson building. Third and Cas cade, progressing. Jefferson Work on new Ssntlsm bridge progressing rapidly. Meteorological Report August 3. 1932. Forecasts. Medford and vicinity. Tonight and Wednesday fair. Not much change In temperature. Oregon : Fair tonight and Wed nesday. Warmer northeast portion. Local Data. Lowest temperature this morning. 95 degrees. Temperature a year ago today ; Highest, 103; lowest. 63. Total precipitation since Septem ber 1, 1031, 23.33 inches. Relative humidity at 8 p.m. yes terday. 30 per cent; 6 a.m. today, 74 per cent. Sunset today. 7:30 p.m. Tomorrow: Sunrise, 8:07 a.m.; sun set, 7.37 p.m. Observations taken at 5 Meridian Time. a. m.. 11 TITfTT City Baker City . Boise Chicago Denver .. 7 83 70 80 Clear Clear Rain Clear Dea Moines 88 Eureka .. ... 80 Cloudy Cloudy Fresno 100 Helena 70 Loa Angeles - 80 Marshfleld 88 Medford 8.1 Now York 80 Phoenix ................108 Portland 78 Iteno ..... 93 Itoseburg - 82 Bait Lake - 88 Pan Francisco 70 Seattle , 88 Spokane x 78 Clear Clear Cloudy Clear I'lear Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear P. Cdy. Clear Clear CHAMBERLAIN LANDS LARGEST FISH F OF DIAMOND LAKHS, Aug. . (Bpl.) Weather conditions have been Ideal at Diamond lake for th past tew dava. Mosaultoes. which remained unusually late this season. hav tn- tlrely disappeared. Pishing Is very nood. according to George Ollllsm, local tamt warden, the largest sin gle catch last week measuring 28V4 inches and weighing 'i pounds, was made by B. W. Chamberlain of Medford. Mr. Chamberlain was ac companied by his wife and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Brlngle of Medrora. J. R. Burdge, agent of U. 8. de partment of Justice, made his head Quarters at Diamond lake while In vestlgatlng homeateadlng of lands within the national forest on Pish Creek desert. It 1 reported that there are now 11 families, lead by Best and Davis occupying homesteads in this area. M.t. Rvckman. Portland, of tha state same commission, made an ln spection of tha work at the hatchery lnjtt week, accomnamed oy a. ma thlas, B. P. Dedman and John Outfield, of Portland. Fred L. Perry of the atat police game division, la spending hl two weeks' vacation at Diamond lake witn hla family. Mr. Perry will be remembered by Medford visitors w th lake as th deputy warden ata- tinn.rf h.Ti durlne the seasons of 1029 and 1M0. Headquarters are Roscburg. . - STEIWER PLANNING FEW DAYS' FISHING PORTLAND. Aug J. (API A few days of fishing In Oregon atreama be. fnr ha settled down to me Iran.' action of official business, Is looked forward to by Senator Frederick W. Stelwer who arrived Monday from Washington. D. C. Senator Stelwer will ba In Port. land, but a few daya before leaving for a fishing trip. Stelwer said he and Senator Charlea L. McNary hope to hava Oregon par tlcloate largely In the proceeds o: the relief bill. He Is working, too, on the proposal that one of the members of the home loan bank an Oregonlan. and has transmitted to the president the names of five Oregon men for consideration. Only one of these nsmes were re vealed that of A. O. Dixon of Eu gene, who already has been men tioned. MATE'S ILLNESS ' IS LAST ST MINEOLA. H. T Aug. . (API Dudley K. Morris lost a modeat for tune when stocks crashed In 1939, and grinned. He took a bullet In the chest dur. lng tha World War, yet carried on. But when tha doctors told him that hla wife waa Incurably 111. It was mora than he could bear. On the top floor of a Olen Cove hospital yesterday. In the room where she lay 111, he killed her with a pistol shot and then himself. Open on tha bed when police ar rived was a book Mrs. Morris had been reading. It waa titled "top floor murder,'' MOUNTAIN CAMP WILL BE CENTER Many Conferences On Cam paign Slated for Rapidan Retreat Informality to Be Feature of Gatherings By Bess Furman WASHINGTON (AP The Hoover version of a front porch campaign will be week-end mountain-retreat conferences, bringing even mora sharply to tha news foreground hla Rapidan camp. "Campalgnera" called there can take along their old clothes and thank their lucky stars to be Invited to a place so cozy and afortable( Contemplating 1U rustle beauty and "citified" efficiency, they are al most certain to be amazed at the way president turned pioneer and wrested a home from the primitive wilderness. Basking In Its coolness, guests will find It perhaps hara to believe they are within 100 mllea of hot and humid Washington. "Pioneered" Camp Region Whlla atlll secretary of commerce, Herbert Hoover used to look at the Blue Ridge ham and think that there probably lay a place where he could fish for trout, sit In tha cool shade and eat and aleep to the Bound of rushing waters. The exactlone of tha presidency made the need for such a retreat im perative, and the president, with Mrs. Hoover, went prospecting and found the spot. Remarkably enough, tha Virginia mountains never had been opened to such camping, perhaps due to tha hard times which remained after tha Civil war, delaying for many years a; modern road-bulldtng program. Notables Built Pams Like other pioneers, the president and Mrs. Hoover had plenty of hard ships, for throughout the first sum mer the rain waa almoat Incessant. Living In canvas tenta, they plodded about In mud. They shivered In sweaters. Their cara stuck on the trails. Most of their adventures never saw print, but such aa did made Interest ing reading. The president and cabi net membera lugged atonea to build the little dams that now make Rapi dan waters even more rushing Colonel Chas. A. Lindbergh helped, as did Premier Ramsay MacDonald. But that's history. There's no ten- derfootlng now. Whit House limousines luxurious ly speed the guests right to the rustic versnda of "Town Hall," recreation- center of the tree-hidden cluster of cottagno high on the mountain-aide, Mra. Hoover, thoughtful hostess, la usually there to give personal greet ings. Filipino boys bear Mlnklng pitchers of fruit punch. Cottages Quaintly Named Quests are quartered in wood brown cottages, each with bedroom. living room with fireplace and mod ern bath each with its own quaint name dona In carved wood letters, "Tha Owl," "The Creel," "Prime Minuter Cabin," "lahbel'a Cabin," The Slums" and "Five Tents." Mra. Hoover's secretaries and her close circle of frlenda who know tha camp and all Its landmr-lu serve as guides. Walking la a delight along smooth paths, rock-bordered trails mad easy by the marines, who al ways taka charge of the Summer Whit House Eating la 'lyrle, under tha trees, beside Hemlock Run with service a smooth aa in any hotel. Sleep, In the mountain quietude. Is deep. Pomp la forgotten. Mra. Hoover, In sport dress and Straw llata In Vogue flat-heeled shoes, supplies all her guests with broad-rlmmed, rough atraw hat the kind that country people wear and those who put them on quit being citified right there and become bona fide campers. The most delightful camp upot of all Is on the campalgnera are likely to frequent, the veranda of th president's cabinet. It la built over the Junction of Laurel Prong and Mill Prong, whsr they com ruahlng together over rock to form th Rapi dan. , Her Is an abundance of easy chairs, but somehow guests alwaya want to alt on the home-made wood en stools, carved with hand-holes In their tops to make them easy to moi around. EO BT BOMB HPLOSX WASHINGTON, Aug. , (AP) An ll-week-old baby from th bonus army today waa In a critical condi tion at Oalllnger hospital, where physician were told by th parent that tha child, recovering from an Illness, suffered relapse after th explosion nearby of a gas bomb during th eviction Thursday. The boy, Bernard Myers, ha a stomach disorder. Dr. J. A. Helk, as sistant superintendent, said tha par ent, who are from Pittsburg, claimed the Inlant waa on the way to re covery until th gassing. Pneumonia Takes Song Hit Writer CHICAGO, Aug. 3. (AP) Thorns Mall, armless composer of th song "I'm Looking at th World Through Ros Colored Olaasea." I dead. Physicians at the county hospital, where h died taat night, ascribed hla death to pneumonia and kldmy ailment. Is IP lb. r ta k. xl ig !: r-:t ." f ' r V''''. ; ir-L . m: la 1- : ": :fJ .1: if 1-...-V ai-.ys.r-M'V.' . i i
