MEDFORD MSIE TRTBUSE, MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 1932.
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' HELP WANTED FEMALE
b-Rellftble middle aged lady
forepart Ma "u work- B0X 6756
Tribune.
WANTED SITUATIONS
ioH school girl wishes to work 'or
H roon, and bogard and small pay. Box
6762 Mall T""",
JeCtiANIc"! Expert Ip'1"";
aker and generator man familiar
with all makes of cara and elec
trical systems, will accept part time
work of any kind. Box 8650, care
Tribune.
WANTED Trucking and hauling by
contract or hour. Phone 7-F-3. w.
M. Howard.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED super-service etatlon or
garage. Musi. Htana
vestige, tl on.
Box 6763 Tribune..
I WANTED Cattle, calves, lamb'- See
ii, miner Packing Co. Midway
Road. .
WANTED To buy milk cows, fresh
elnt, frosh. C. C. Hoover,
697-B-3.
tt, , vt'i'l'i , f iiLM a nlacer mine,
with ontlon to buy. Or will trade
farm land In Willamette valley,
... iih.n oive full details
.!. Kmitti Box 62. Bend. Ore.
WANTED To announce Thursday
special, haircut ana
Medford Beauty Shop, 118 N. Cen-
tral. Phone ihi.
rnlng from Port-
ants load irom
route. Hawley
1044-X.
4c lb. 328 N
WANTED 2nd hand goods. We buy.
sell and trade. Berrydale 2nd Hand
Store, 1603 No. Riverside.
4 m Mi
I . Laundry,
Lar-Central.
L FOR UPHOLSTERING, regluelng.
finishing, nhone 669-R.
re-
FOR R.F.NT flOurtCS
FOR RENT 7 room house: Ivory
.Ht: newlv decorated, nice
yard; trees: closo In. 236 So. Oak-
dale. Tel 388-Y.
FOR RENT Small furnished house,
close In. Frlgldalre. Phone 319-R.
frniTTJW A rm house, east side,
near Roosevelt school. Call at 14
Cottage for particulars and Inspec
tion.
-rip bftnt 5 room house partly fur
nlfhed, 118.00. 114 Tripp St. Phone
1382-J.
unnpim 7 room bunealow with two
ht.h. 4 blocks from Co. Court
House, 1 block from Junior High
Phone I345-J.
TOR RENT Furnished 6-room house
Crater Lake Ave.; unfurnished 5
room house on 12th near school.
Both new. Phone 1149.
FOR RENT 31 Mistletoe Ave., 6-rm.
unfurnished home, hardwood floors,
fireplace: 832.50, Including water.
Charles P.. Ray. Realtor, Medford
, OtU-
1 .-.i. .-.--
TOR RENT House near high acho-il.
Being remoaeiea. tiniy ici-
FOR RENT 2 modern bungalows.
Berrydale: newly decorated, new
lawns: 812.50, water paid. Tel. 105.
FOR RENT Stucco. 101 Clark St.;
newly decorated: 818 mo. Tel. 105.
FOR RENT Modern home on East
Main St. Inquire Farmers As Fruit
growers Bank.
FOR RENT 8-room modern "louse.
321 Benson St., $12.50 ire, water
paid. Inquire 413 Benson.
TOR RENT Furnished 9-rm mudem
house suitable for two families, 4
rooms upstairs, private entrance,
water and toilet. $12.50 mo: 5 rooms
As bath down stajrs, $20.00 month,
each water paid. Separate garage
and garden ground. !J block to
Lincoln school. 641 Pine St. Csll at
house and see owner.
FOR RENT Furn. house, 1139 west
Main: 7 rooms; lawn, garden. Tel.
C A. DeVoe.
FOR RENT Modern -room home,
very nicely furnished; also 6-room
unfurnished house. Phone Mrs.
ft Francis Hollls, 790-R.
FOR RENT Modern five-room hour
Inqulra ill Hsvsa S-
FOB RENT HOUSES
FOR RENT Qood
Inquire 417-J-3.
bouie, close in.
6 ROOMS, unfurnished except range;
near 8 school. Key 148 So. Ivy.
FOB REN1 borne Purntaoed or
unfurnished. Brown a Whit
FOR RENT 4 to 6-rooro housea
Phona 105. 80 N. Central.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
FURNISHED, clean apartments; rea
sonable. 310 Portland Ave.
FURNISHED apt. for
301-H, mornings
rent. Phone
FURN. APT., new overstuffed, refrig
eration. The Berben. 10 Quince.
HOMES cXR RENT Call 70S
FOR BEST FURNISHED ROOMS
PLEASANT front room; separate ent
rance. 330 No. Oakdale.
PLEASANT, comfortable roms,
Mistletoe St.
FOR RENT BOOMS AND BOARD
BOARD & ROOM 16 wk. Clean
rooms, good cooking. 854 W. 3nd.
WILL share nicely furnished home,
every convenience with couple or
two ladles, furnisn ooaia reason
ably. Phone 1417-X.
PLEASANT rooms,
E. Main.
(3; board, (5. 718
FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS
FOR REN"' Office room East Main,
Ch'Mera Bldg. 25. Phone 291.
OFFICES In Sparta Bldg.; Ideal loca
tion, .steam beat; tow rentals. iarj
Y. Tengwald, Agent.
FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE
F.xriHANOE snokane 5-room mod
ern attractive home for. Medford
borne or acreage. Tel 840.
FOR SALE OR TRADE For Medford
400 A. good land In Nebr., an in
fine crop now. fenced, rented, level,
dark rich sandy loam needs no ir
rigation, high altitude, mild cli
mate. Joins state highway, lights
and nhone available, sell for 84000,
car down, balance back on land
at e worth 20.000. Call 432 N
Holly.
FOR SALE OR TRADE For Medford
clear for clear 2 ranches Joining.
160 acres Improved, good house. 30
acres fenced, 13 acres cleared, suo'
Irrigated springs, placer mine, plen
ty more land to clear: u -acres,
room house, all year creek, either
place flanked by miles of free range,
Ideal for stock raising and mixed
farming. Call 432 N. Holly or write
Mrs. Barto, Medford, ure. .
FOR EXCHANOB
TRADE Wood for horses or light
car. Mr. Batchelor, Sams valley.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 1 milk cow
and 7 mo. old heifer. Will trade for
hay or plga. Tel R-13-W.
FOR 8ALB OR TRADE Roosevelt
Eight-cylinder sedan. Big Pines
Lbr. Co. Tel No. I.
FOR SALE HOMES
FOR RENT On 8. Oakdale, beauti
ful home; hardwood floors, bullt
lns, full basement, furnace, 4 bed
rooms, sleeping porch, fine shade
trees. Phone 565-L-2.
FIVE ROOMS and sleeping porch,
nicely furnished: electric range,
heatrola. piano, washing machine,
etc. House sold for 83.200: furni
ture Insured at one time for 82.500
Total price 83.000, plus half year
taxes. Terms.
C. S. BUTTER FIELD,
409 Medford Center Building.
FOR SALE Attractive homes. Phone
. 1C5. 30 N. Central.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
NEAR new high school on paved
street, nice residential district. 5
room modern, plastered home.
hardwood floors, fireplace. This Is
snother Loan company Dargam
priced at 82500.00 8100.00 down,
balance 824 00 per month Including
Interest at 7.
ALSO
FOR RENT OR SALE On Pacific
Highway, new service station. Also
5-room modern, plastered home on
adjoining lots. Excellent location
for" camp ground. Total price
83200.00 8200.00 down, balance like
rent.
See CHARLES A. WINO AGENCY, Inc
18 No. Front St. Phone 728
FOR SALE 6-acre tract on north
Pacific highway. Inquire Farmers
& Fruitgrowers Bank.
GOOD FARM AND CITY REAL
ESTATE for sale. Will take Copco
stock at par and our prices are low
BROWN & WHITE, Realtors.
104 W. Main St.
OUTSTANDING VALUE
Close In 160 acres, well suited for
stock ranch and orchard develop
ment. Owner here to sell. See
Walter H. Jones, over Jackson Co
Bank.
RIVER FRONTAGE AT HIOHBANK8
80 acres with nearly half mile on
Rogue river, at lower High Banks.
The most frequented retreat o:
local anglers. You can't equal th's
location at 12500.
WALTER H. JONES, Realtor,
Jackson County Bsnk Bldg.
Phone 798.
WHEN you think of real estate think
of Brown a White.
FOR SALE FUEL
FOR SALE Close to ISO tiers of dry
wood, laurel tfc manzanlta. Clow 'o
Jacksonville. Inquire at Jackson
ville Confectionery.
ROYAL UTAH COAL at 13.50 per
ton delivered direct from car. Or
der now and save money. Phone
833. F. E. SAMSON COMPANY.
FOR SALE TRICK
FOR SALE Truck, Dodge. S35. Screen
side, -ton, good condition. Phone
1320.
FOR SALC POULTRY.
100 RHODE ISLAND Red pullets at
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tut Medford Poultry ,( Co,
FOB SALE AUTOMOBILES
FOR BALE 1931 Tudor Sedan, guar
anteed Ilk new. 1039 Ford Coupe;
hat had the best of care: guaran
teed, licensed and ready to go. Late
model Ford truck. 4-speed trans
mission. All priced to sell quick.
Easy terms. Used csra wanted for
cash, or will buy your equity.
GATES AUTO CO.. Used Car Dept.
SANDYS USED CAR EMPORIUM
AUGUST SPECIALS THAT ARE
SPECIALS
1030 Dodje 8 Coupe 1385 00
1020 Pbntlac Coupe - 39500
1931 Ford !i-ton truck 425 00
1931 Ford Sedan :. 425.ou
All makes of cara In our stock: 30
different models to pick from.
PONTIAO SALES FLOOR
. South Riverside.
Open nights and Sunday.
USED CAR SPECIALS
With a Written Guarantee.
1930 Chrysler 70 Brougham. 4-speed
transmission. 6-ply tires, fine shape.
A real buv. On sale for 5 days only.
1928 Bulck Standard Coupe, less thsn
msrket price.
1930 Austin, repossession.
Also several other cara at very cheap
prices.
ARMSTRONG MOTORS. INC.
Phone 18. 38 N. Riverside.
FOR BALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE Weaner pigs,
lett, Eagle point.
FOR SALE 2 brood sows and 16 small
plga: price 140. Cell 1359.
FOR SALE FRIUT A VEGETABLES
EXTRA FANCY ELBERTA PEACHES.
2c. First house south from east
end Spring St. Chas. E- Rose.
FOR SALE Non-lrrlgated early Craw
ford peaches. R. R. oucnes orltlin
Creek. Phone 857-L.
FOR SALE Crawford canning peach
es 2c pound. Joe Kantor, Route 4,
Box 237.
FOR SALE Canning peaches. Hale
el Elberta 3c lb. at orchard. Fierce s
Hothouse. Phone 597-R-2.
FOR SALE Alberta & Salway peach
es for canning at Rancho Plnos Al
tos, between Beal Lane and Ross
Lane on Central Point-Jacksonville
Road. Phone 355-J-l.
CIRCULATING heater, for wood or
coal, for sale, cheap. Inquire eve
nings 202 Portland.
FOR SALE Tomatoee 65c per hun
dred at the field or 81.00 delivered.
Phone S69-X-2.
FOR SALE Melons, xy, ml. N.
Central Point. P. D. Lofland.
FOR SALE Winter Banana apples
and Siberian crabapples at Wing
Orchards one mile East of Jack
sonvllle on Jacksonvllle-Phoenlx
Road.
FOR SALE Fancy Mulr and Elberta
peaches, 2 miles cast of Phoenix
bridge. Geo. Alford.
FOR SALE Tomatoes. RusselrWIl
son, 24 Genesee. Phona 422-J.
CUCUMBERS, flowers, asters.
Dressier, 1107 E. Main.
CUCUMBERS Boston pickling; Ken
tucky Wonder beans. Phone 1662
TOMATOES, lc a pound. F. S. Car
penter, Jacksonville highway.
FOR SALE Tomatoes ic lb., you
pick them. Melons, pickling cu
cumbera. John Mace, take road
before overhead bridge, Tolo; fol
low arrows.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Harlcy Davidson motor
cycle, 74 model; excellent oonclttlon
Cash or terms. Box 31. Mall Tribune.
WILL pasture young bull without
charge two months. C. A. De voe.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 1 H. D. mo
torcycle: 1 Reo car: I A. 0. radio;
1 electric refrigerator: 1 electric
water system. Phone 7-F-13.
FOR SALE Hoist, boilers, steam
pump, crushers, rails, 1-ln, l!i-n.
and a'.i-ln. pipe. 3x2 '2 centg. pump.
2x11,2 centg. pump, 2 3-h.p. gas en
gines, Medford 5-ton mill. 40-mesh
mill screen. Medford Pipe & Ma
chinery Co.. 1617 N. Riverside.
FOR SALE Peaches 3c and 4o lb.
Tel. S39-J-1. Mra. D. W. Luke.
CORN for TURKEY FEED at new
low prices $1.20 per cwt, at car.
Carload of Eastern Yellow Corn to
arrive here about Aug. 26th. Arr
range now for your feed require
ments at this special low price.
Phone 833.
F. E. SAMSON COMPANY
229 N. Riverside.
FOR SALE Gravenstetn apples and
plums. Bagley Orchard, Talent.
CULL PEARS, cheap. Rogue River Co.
FOR SALE Tomatoes lc per pound
at Calhoun ranch, 1 mile south
west of Phoenix.-
FOR SALtf Peach, tomato crates
Monarch Seed Co.
FOR SALE Roofing materials. Mon
arch Seed Co.
TOMATOES, lc lb. pick them. J. F.
Cook's ranch, Red Top Schoolhouse
road.
GARDEN DIRT, plowing, fertilizer,
sand and gravel. Phone 9 13-J.
FOR SALE Used sewing machines, all
makes, 15 up; terms If desired. All
makes rented and repaired. White
Sewing Machine Co., 24 N. Bart lett
FOR SALE Be-autlful Crego asters.
C Carey. Phone 341-J-l.
MISCELLANEOUS
SPECIAL Fall prices on painting, pa
pering, kalsomlnlng. Have that work
done, now while we are offering
lower price.
GRIN8TED AND RUNTZ
Painters Df-orators
Phone 1658
FEED ORiNLllNa l 50 per ton. We
(r'laraniee our unnuitiij w .w
lntely satisfactory or no chares.
We are conveniently located and
offer you quirk service.
r. T.. SAM.-iON COMPANY
2i9 N. Riverside.
WE PAY CASH for used cars and
equities. Pierce-Allen Motor Co.
i.otal or lonz distsnce hauling. We
uarintee to ssve you money H
ley Tran-rer, 619 Norta Rlvefalde.
Pnoue 1044-i,
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
JACKSON CO.
ABSTRACT CO.
Abstracts of Title and
Title Insurance. The
onlv comulete Title
S-ystem In Jackson!
County.
MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts
of Title. Title Insurance. Rooms 8
and 6. No. 92 North Central Ave.,
upstair.
Automobile Loans.
CONTRACTS REFINANCED
PAYMENTS REDUCED
We pay up balance due dealer, bank
or finance company and extend
your paymenu. Additional money
loaned. Phone 31 for appointment.
Job Printing.
MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT
Best equipped plant In southern
Oregon. Printing of all kinds; book
binding; loose-leaf ledgers, and
blanka. bluing systems, duplicating
cash sales illpa and even-thing In
the printing line. 28-30 N. Grape.
Phone 75.
Chiropractor
DR H. P. COLEMAN
Chiropractic and Physiotherapy
OREGON LICENSE 264
California License 3029
12 YEARS IN MEDFORD, ORE.
Dressmaking ana Remodeling.
THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking
and remodeling. 424 Medford Bldg.
Phone 1181.
Funeral Parlor.
PERL'S FUNERAL HOME Distinctive
service at moderate rates. Estab
lished 30 years. Ambulance serv
ice. 6th St. at Oakdale. Tel 47.
Expert Window Cleaners.
LET GEORGE DO IT - Tel. 1172
House cleaning. Floor waxing. Ori
ental rug cleaning, specialty.
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 casn today, see w. E. Thomas.
45 So Central. Phone 139
Piano Instruction.
FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher of
piano Classlcsl and popular music
courses. Halght Muslo 8tudlo, 818
Liberty Bldg. Tel. 72.
Transfer.
REINK1NG TRUCKING CO. Trans
fer and Storage. We haul anything
at a reasonable price. ' 111 No. Fir.
Street. Phone 332. ,
DAVIS TRANSFER & STORAGE
Service guaranteed. 30 S. Grape St
Phone 644, or residence 1060.
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Office 1013 No. Central. 'Pbone 316
Price right. Service guaranteed.
Watch Repnlrlng.
25.00 REWARD for any watch 1 can't
fix. Used watch ea sold at half
wholesale price. 8th St., opposite
Stage Depot.
Sardine Creek
SARDINE CREEK, Aug. 3D.(Spl.)
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Campbell and son
Mark of Seattle have been visiting
friends her the past week and camp
ing on their place, where they lived
several years ago. They also made
a trip to Crater lake. They left Wed
nesday for their home In Seattle.
Mail Tribune Daily
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scale
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person ,
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water
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whales
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Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Elhart and son
Billy of Ashland and Mrs. P. L. Wait
returned Wednesday from a six day
trip to the huckleberry patch, and
report berries very scarce, and not
many ripe yet.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Croft and daugh
ter Sylvia were Sunday guests of Mr.
and
Mrs. Heckenberger at Eagle
Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stsrns and
children and slater. Ruth Starns, ar
rived last week from Pacific Drove.
Cel.. and went on to Orants Psss
to the home of their parents. Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. starna. They and their
brother Jess and niece. Alice Dusen-
berry, are now employed In the hop
yards near GranU Pasa.
Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Flene. accom
panied by Mr. and Mrs. John Simp
son of Medford, enjoyed the Jubilee
In Jacksonville Saturdsy afternoon.
They regretted being unable to re
main for the evening.
Ralph Dueenberry, Nina Mabel and
Lester Dueenberry went to i Evans
creek last week for blackberries, but
found them poor.
John Smith has been building a
five-room house on his ranch on
Thompson creek, which la to be mod
ern and comfortable.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Simpson of
California are visiting a few days
this week with their mother, Mrs.
E. C. Flene.
Mrs. Lily Duaenberry, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Starna In Grants Pms for the past
week returned home Wednesday.
Knight and Simpson threshing ma
chine of Evans valley completed the
threshing here last week.
Mr. and Mrs- Wm. Campbell and
son Mark were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Flene Tuesday.
Skeels As Oraham Construction Co.,
Installing mining machinery on the
Sleepy Hollow place at the mouth of
the creek. Is about ready to start op
erations, and expects to run two
ahlfts a day, possibly three.
Persist
PERSIST, Aug. 39. (Spl.) Ted
Kinney, Arllne Chlldreth and Hilda
Morgan motored to Climax August 30,
to a dance given at the home of Mrs.
Morgan'a sister, Mrs. Lester Wertr.
Mildred Young and son Donsld were
overnight guesta of Mrs. H. F. Mor
gsn August 34.
Mildred Young and Dorothy Ash
called on Mr. E. E. Ash of Trail
Tuesday.
Miss Lyle Moore called at the H.
F. Morgan home August 34.
Mrs. A. D. Moore, who sprained
her ankle about two weeka ago, la
reported to be much Improved.
Little Charles Morgan waa an over
night guest of Donald Young August
25.
Miss Botty Ash left Thursday to
spend a few days with her Grandma
Warner of Trail. ;
J. P. DeWItt of Union Creek spent
a day or two at the Elk Creek guard
station this week.
A farewell dance la to be given it
the Morgan - place In honor of Miss
Arllne Chlldreth and her brother
Rufua, who are leaving next week for
Medford, where they will attend high
school.
Bcllview
BELLVIEW. Aug. J9. (Spl.) Bell
vlew school will open September I.
with three teachers. Mlsa Lola Tal
bot, principal will teach the seventh
and eighth grades, Mlsa Doris Hitch
cock, fourth, firth and alxth grades:
and Miss Eunice Hager, first, second
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and third grides. Mrs. C. B. Lamktn.
as chairman. R. E. Bell and R. E.
Newbry. win serve on the sehoM
board, with Mrs. Ralph Clapp as
clerk. The achoolhouse and grounds
have been cleaned by J. H. Williams
and J. W. McCorkle. to be In readi
ness for the opening.
Mrs. George Yockel accompanied
Mr. Yockel to San Francisco the first
of the week, spending a few days'
vacation In the city.
Mr. and Mra. W. L. Welch and
daughter Lola of Setad spent the
week-end with the Ralph Clapp and
Ray Burns families. They returned
to Selad Monday, having arrived Fri
day. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Koble made a
business trip to Medford Saturday
afternoon.
Mlsa Lo'.a Talbot, Bellvlew school
principal, returned home Sunday
afternoon. Mlsa Talbot, accompanied
by Miss Georgia McHargue, traveled
over 12,000 miles during the past two
months, touring through the south
ern and eastern atates. They return
ed via Boise and caaie through the
McKencle pass. Among the many In
teresting things witnessed waa the
bonus riot in Washington, D. 0. Miss
Talbot took many snapshots of noted
plenoea to use In her school work.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Clapp, daugn-
tera Olive and Gall, and Mrs. Welch
and Lois attended the celebration In
Jacksonville Saturday.
Dr. Mattle Shaw, Mrs. Marvin Shaw
and daughter were dinner guests at
the E. F. Koble home Sunday.
The new home of Mr. and Mrs.
Morton Webster, below walker ave
nue. Is nearlng completion.
Miaa Joan Nell, accompanied by
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Nell,
and Auatle Barron, attended the cir
cus In Medford recently.
The 4-H Canning club met with
Fern and Lollta Hawley In Ashland
Friday afternoon.
Among those attending the picnic
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hux
ley. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Homes. Mr.
and Mrs. Mark True, Mr. and Mra.
L. D. Meeervey, Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Oowland, Mr. and Mra. Archie Kln
cald and Mr. and Mra. J. H. McCenee.
A crew of workmen are surveying
In this district for the new location
of the highway. The stskes are be
ing placed along the boulevard road,
past the Homer Moore orchards, con
tinuing south.
Climax
CLIMAX, Aug. 29. (Spl.) Sunday
guesta of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Grlssom
were S. Clark and daughters, Mrs.
Ida Hughes and Grant Clark or Yrekn,
Cal., and Mrs. Alice Stlmson and Mr.
and Mra. Will Nelson of Medford.
A pleasant evening ot dancing was
enjoyed by Climax folks (Saturday at
the Hurst home, the event being In
honor ot Mrs. Wertz'a birthday. Sup
per waa served at midnight.
Harry Harnlsh and party of Port
land spent a lew days at the Corn
stock ranch recently.
Mrs. 5. M. Wertz and Martha Por
ter returned Friday from a few daye
visit In Jacksonville and Ruch.
Mrs. Hilda Morgan, Arlene Chlldreth
and Ted Kenney of Persist visited the
Wertu home Sunday.
Prank Hurst la building a small
banwor N. P. Hanson.
Beth Clngcade of &tgle Point vis
ited the Climax school on Friday as
a guest of Nellie Orlssom.
A. J. Grlssom attended to business
matters In Medford Thursday.
Carl Com p ton returned Saturday
from a week'a visit In Washington,
and plans to spend the winter on
the homes Wad here.
Mrs. Jennie White is spending the
week-end at her home in Central
Point.
Miss Vera Kershaw visited In Med
ford Wednesday.
Ben Oswald visited at Climax over
the week-end.
Sams Valley
SAMS VAUJ5Y, Aug. 39. (Spl.)
Dua to the loss of a few head of
horses, people have grown qult con
cerned for fear the present epidemic
haa reached this district. According
to Dr. Oltzcn, anyone paying out
money for vaccination la only throw
ing It away. The atato veterinary
advisee there Is no preventive yet
discovered for the disease.
Mr. and Mrs. Hither East returned
last week from an outing In the
huckleberry patch and report berrleB
not very plentiful.
Mr. and Mrs. Rual Nowleton and
Olen Oarrett left Tuesday for Flah
lake vicinity for a week s outing.
School will open September 8, but
many high school students will not
enter for several weeks, due to or
chsrd wjork.
Mrs. Cushman of Trail la spending
the summer with her daughter, Mrs,
John HsU.
AT LOWEST POINT
MINMKAPOLI8-(AH J?ow la the
tlma for all good men and women
to so to school, .say W. F. Middle
brook, comptroller at tha University
of Minnesota.
Lower coats, Mlddlebrook says, have
cut the expense of education every
thing in connection with school at
tendance except tuition has been re
duced In price, from room and board
to theater tickets.
Dormitory rates hare been lowered
for both men and women; some fra
ternities and sororities have curtailed
costs of membership and living In
the houses, and Incidentals, of course,
are less. s
By cloae figuring, Mlddlebrook ea
tlmates students living at home can
attend the university for about I1S0
a -year. This would Include tuition,
books, lunch and carfare.
Broken windows glased by Trow
Rildg CaMflet flora ,.
SCHOOLING COSTS
! MeteoroIogicalReport '
A U Hi it Z9. 193 4.
Fortran .
Medford and vicinity: Tonight and
Tuesday fair: moderate temperature.
Oregon: Fair extreme south por
tion, unsettled elsewnere tonight and
Tuesday, with showera northwest por
tion; moderate temperature.
local Duta.
Lowest temperature this morning.
45 degrees.
Temperature a year ago today
Highest, 04; lowest, 37,
Total precipitation since Septem
ber 1. 1031, 32.44 Inches.
Relative humidity at A p. m. yes
terday. 38; ft a. m. today, 73.
Sunset today, 6.&0 p. m.
Sunrise tomorrow, 8:34 a. m.
Sunset tomorro, 8;49 p. m.
Observation Taken at A i
Merldtnn Time.
4
2
1
City
S3
Baker City 74
Boise 84
Chlcsgo - 7H
Denver - A3
Des Moines .. - 00
Eureka .............. S3
Fresno ............. 90
Helena ... 74
Los Angeles 74
Marshfleld ...... 00
38
48
nn
ns
74
48
80
48
80
47
88
73
04
86
48
83
81
80
48
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear .
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
P.Cdy.
Clear
MEDFORD ..
New York
78
83
102
70
88
70
.. 7
64
00
Phoenix Mm
Portland ..-.
Reno ..
nowburff
Salt Lake
San Pranclsco.
Seattle
Spokana
74
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Around the Corner
LYNCHBURG, Va., Aug. 29. (p
After two montha' shutdown, auf
flclent orders have been received by
the Consolidated Textile corporation
to presage steady full tlma operation
and 7S0 employes have been called
back to work today. At the com
panys planU at Burlington and
Shelby, N. 0., and Lafayette, Oa., 000
more will resume work.
WAAHINGTON, Aug. 39. (fl A
New York department store telegraph
ed President Hoover today that Its
buyers have been authorised to order
20 per cent mora merchandise than
the budget contemplated because of
confidence In an upturn In buslnnns.
MEW YORK, Aug. 80. (IP) Current
business of the Corn Products Re
fining company I. running 10 per cent
above June and Jul; and further im
provement In September, la antici
pated. WASHIKOTON, Aug. 39. W)
freight car loadings In the week end
ed August 90 totaled 018,043 cars, an
Increase of 0.311 over the previous
Tees:, although 339,968 cars less than
jear ago. '
MARTIN'S FERRY, O.. Aug. 39.
IPi The Wheeling steel corporation
resumed operations In six mora mills
of Its Yorkvllla plant today, leaving
onlv six of Its 34 mills Idle.
CHICAGO, Aug. 39. (P) Patrick
H. Joyce, president of the Chicago
Great Western railroad, said car load
lnga on hla line bad Increased 13 per
oent up to A: ust 33 over July. He
reported observing several carloads of
tractors moving Into Iowa,, "the first
I have seen In some months and
very characteristic sign of Improving
conditions."
WASH I NO TON, Aug. HlWtfV-Ex-
ports of industrial machinery In
creased 0 per oent In July over June
shipments, chiefly In mining, oil
well, pumping and textile machinery.
July exports totaled 4,2BO,0O0.
AtrOUSTA. Oa., Aug. 38, An
expansion in manufacture of hy
draulic engineering equipment by the
Lombard Iron Works Supply company
contemplates an Increase In employes
from 205 to more than 1,000 within
a year.
ANNfflTON. Ala., Aug. 3D. fp)
Several hundred operative! will be
called to work by the Annlaton Cord
age mills, effective today, as the plant
goes on a 34-hour .schedule. Work
haa been on a 10-hour day schedule
for- several months.
Three tier body fir, 98.31). Quality
and measure guaranteed Med. Fuel
Co.. Tel. 631.
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Mail Tribune
Bargain Days
Will Be ....
Announced
Wednesday
RADIO FINGER TO
EXPLORE ECLIPSE
ON AUGUST 31 ST
Signal Will Be Shot Aloft
Into Moon's Shadow From
New England to 'Feel Out'
Strange Solar Happenings
Ry HOWARD W. BI.AKESLFB.
Associated Press Science Editor.
BOSTON, Aug. 39. (AP) A soft
"hissing" radio signal which will b
shot far aloft Into the moon's shadow
will make the August 31 eclipse of aha
sun in New England the world's first
great rsdlo eclipse.
This signal la resllv an exploring
electrical finger with which scien
tists will attempt to "feel out" tha
strange things happening to radio
waves up to 300 miles aloft.
To Detect Two Eclipse,.
The beam, moreover, Is expected to
detect two eclipses. One la tha das-
r.llng totality which millions of spec
tators hope to see. The other la an
unseen phenomenon.
This Invisible thing Is mad of the
shower of electrical particles believed
to fall continually from tha face ox
the aim at a speed of 1000 miles a.
socond, which Is much slower than
light. Against these particles tha
moon will act like a parasol, 340,000
miles above the earth'a upturned face.
This test waa suggested by odd be
havior of radio during previous total
eclipses of the eun. It la expected
to show more of the reasons for dif
ferences between day and night re
ception. These are believed due to
electrified layers of atmosphere
called lonlrd layers ranging from
less than 100 miles to 300 miles aloft.
Radio Roofa Reflect Waves.
They ara radio "roofa" reflecting
the broadcasting waves back to earth,
thtts accounting for radio signals trav
eling around the world. They ara
also believed to account for soma at
the Imperfections In home and other
reception of programs.
One theory holds that tha layers
are formed by the sun's ultra-violet
light. Another ascribes them to that
shower of electrified particles. Mora
positive knowledge la hoped to be) of
uee ultimately for malting better ra
dio sets.
The slgnala will be sent out from
Douglaa Hill, Maine, In the center of
the 100-mlle wide path of total
eclipse. They will begin at a .m..
I. S. T., six and a halt hours before
total eclipse and last until 8 p.m.
Radio amateurs all over the world
have been Invited to help by receiv
ing the signals and reporting their
variations. .
Short Wave Signal.
It will be a short wave algnal, leea
than 100 meters, a "pure" wave, which
registers on seta aa a aoft hiss, rs
will be sent Jointly by the Perkins
observatory of Ohio Wesleyan Uni
versity, Delaware, Ohio, under tha
direction of Dr. Harlan T. Stetson, and
the Warner and Swasey observatory
of Case School of Applied Selene.
Cleveland, under the direction of J.
J. Nassau. A special radio sending
station has been eet upon Douglaa
Hill. The signals will be received and
atudled at Cast School IB Cleveland.
FOR WORLD FAIR
CHICAOO. (AP) Tha Century at
Progress exposition haa adopted tha
"trading stamp" Idea In a glorified
form aa a mean of advertlatng th
1933 world's fair here.
. Eight hundred million watermarked
"merchandise certificates" ara to be
printed and broadcast to merchants
In denominations of 1, 6 and 3S
centa. The merchants will issue them
aa premiums with sales, and they
will be convertible Into cash for pay
ing admissions to th exposition, rail
road and taxi fares, theater admis
sions, restaurant and hotel bills, and
allied Items during th period from
June 1 to December 8, 1933.
Chicago Merchandise Certificates,
Ine., will Issue th certificates undar
a contract with the exposition and.
through a trust agreement with a
downtown Chicago bank.
Permanent waves 11.95. wet finger
waves 3Sc Prevoit Beauty Shop, 18
Laurel. Phone 73T-J.
TRADING STAMPS