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Newspaper Page TextPAGE NINE JfV Mill IXWmM BiADJMG O&wl&MMrMfi, BEDFORD MBE TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1932 DON'T FORGET TO PHONE THAT WANT AD HERB ARB THB BATES: pet word flrrt insertion (Minimum 'jdc) Baoh additional Insertion, Mr word (Minimum lOo) Per line per month, without copy changes Phone 75 IcSsT - 6maU iteytalnor with keys Tr ViiinA Office Please rei.u 7, nui.P WANTED FEMALE WANTED Unincumbered -woman to So practical nursing and help with nouee wort. Local reference. Box 8302 Tribune. WANTED SITCATIONS XTEa PosmonaV bookkeeper Wand stenographer by and efficient young lady. Full or part time. Local references. Tele- aenvr pnone o- SjCPEET PAINTER will do sign paint ing -Interior decorating -general naint jobs. Call at 222 So. Central. WANTED SIISCSLLANEOOSI Ranted wiii pay "the wgiajlS price for hides, wool, mohair, lie S. Fir St. :i . WANTED Ford V Model Sedan or Touring with license. Tribune. Box 8298. s WANTED A few fresh milk- cows. Cash. Call Van Dyke's Dairy. WANTED Team of horses to work for their feed this winter. Oreen leaf Ranch. Old Stage road. COMING SOON From southern Cali fornia, parties with cash and In come to trade for Oregon ranches. List ranches to trade with us. Knight & Upp, 20 N. Bartlett. WANTED Good used piano; extra liberal trade allowance on a grand If turned in at once. Baldwin Piano Shoppe, 26 S. Orape. WANTED To buy dairy cows for Calif. Fresh and coming fresh. -C. C. Hoover, 897-R-3. WANTED 3 to 60 used apple boxea, Saturday. 814 W. 11th St. WANTED Team of horses for their feed. Phone 642-J-a. EMPTY TRUCK going ' to Portland about 27th, wants load for there or points en route. Hawley Trans fer. Phone 1044-X. PHONE 069-R for furniture repair ing and upholstering. Thlbault. FOB BENT notmes A NICE MODERN 4-room stucco i home, with garace, located at 406 N. Oakdale. Reconditioned Inside and out. Price 22 50 including wat er. Phone 1473-W. Key at 630 w 4th. FOR RENT Eight-room furnished house. Pay for living quarters, rent rooms cn snares, uuk in. iwici ences exchanged. Box 8296 Tribune SMALL furnished house, close In. Phone 319. 4-ROOM modern house, range, 12.50. Dressier, 1107 E. Main. HOUSE Close In, reasonable. 137 So. Iry. Tel Wn-L. POR RFTKT 7-room partly furnished home; fireplace, bullt-lna; 20. 303 No. Peach. SEE THIS 2-room, neat, modern lit tle house; built-Ins. shower, gar age, lawn. Dcs'rable for 3. Very reasonable. 1015 W. 11th. FOR RENT A clean and newly fin ished bungalow. 8 rooms, 'modern, on Rose Ave., $27.50. ALSO 6-room reflnished home, close in on Orance St., 30. Charles A. Wing Agency, Inc. 1000 W. MAIN 8-room home, reasonable. Tel. 105. very 406 BE ATTY Story and half. 6-roora home, redecorated and painted, $18. Tel. 105. FURNISHED bungalow. 5 rooms and slepplng porch, practical!- new fur niture, electric- rane, . electric washer, etc., fuel for winter; every thing in A-l condition. Extremely low price;; very attractive terms. Death in f.imlly only reason for selling. Will tane Copco stock. C S Butterfleld, Exclusive agent, 409 Medford Center Building. $20. uO 5 rooms, furnished, electric ranee and water heater, garage. 513 Liberty St. FOR RENT 4-ro?m furnished resi dence, 1013 No. Central. Court apartmitA. fu.-nlsiied. cor, Bcatty and Edwards. Geo. Iveraon. FOR RENT 4-room fnrnV-ed house, 3 bedrooms. 1127 W. Main; $17.60. Tel. C. A. DeVoe. FOR RENT 6-ro-im modern house; furnace heat. 744 W. J.vitson. FOR FJFNT C'.oe m 5-rn:irn unfnr-n;v.-.M house, 14 Aia.wad.6t. Tel. 43-B, rOB BENT HOC8E SMALL, well furnished cottage. 3 bed rooms: Close, in: reasonaoio. D. T. Lawton, S21 Apple St. 2 '! SUMMIT Modem and new story and half home. Tel. 105. FOR RENT 4-room house, close 10 Medford, 7.80. Phone Jacksonville. 302. FOR RENT Oct. 10th. D-room fur nished home. Call 445-Y, or ee 113 Cottage St. FOR RENT Purn. house, 3 and 4 room apt.; garage. 804 W. 10th. FOR RENT Modern 8-room house; clean and in good condition: living room 14x23 ft. with hardwood floor; 3 bedrooms. 1 12-24 with casement windows on three sides; set tubs, good heatrola, large garage and woodshed: v3 block from new court house. Call at 714 W. 10th St. FOR RENT Modern 4-roora duplex. Inquire '634 No. Bartlett. FOR RENT 6-room modern house: hardwood flora: (15. Call at 711 E. Jackson or Phone 834-J. FOR RENT Nicely furnished duplex: living room, bedroom, kitchen, bath, garage, sleeping porch; $17.50 per mo. Phone 1149. FOR RENT 4-room modern furnish ed house: hardwood floors, over stuffed, electric range. Call at 530 8. Central. FOR RENT 4-room modern furn. house, with garage. Call 313 or 1113-J. BEAUTIFUL 5-room stucco home on Park St. Inquire 618 S. Oakdale. FOR RENT 3-roorfi modern furnish ed house, $20.00 per month. 315 S. Peach. Phone 408-J-4. Fred C. San der. FOR RENT Modern home oa East Main St. Inquire Farmers & FrUlU growers Bank. HOMES lOR RENT Call 196 FOR RENT Furnished 8-room. house Crater Lake Ave.; unfurplshed 5 roon house on 12th near school. Both new. Phone 1149. FOR REN1 Humes- rurnisbed or unfurnished. Brown A White FOR RENT -AIM RTMFNT9 2 ROOMS and bath, furnished. Close In. 146 So. Ivy. FOR RENT Attractive ground floor apartment for couple employed Call at 632 Plum St., after 6 p. m or Sundays. FOR RENT Furnished apartment for adults; garage. 905 W. loth. 2-ROOM furnished apartment or single rooms with or without mfus. 4-ROOM furnished house with garage. GLORIA PAN APTS. Under New Management 373 8. Central 3-ROOM furnished apartment, mod ern and new: overstuffed, electric ity and garage Included. 412 N. Ivy. 3-ROOM modern furnished apart ment, garage. Cheap. 1109 w. 11th. FOR RENT Furnished apartments, $15, $13 and $8. Opposite Owen- Oregon Lumber Co., N. Pacific Hi way. FOR RENT Cheerful apartment, pri vate, fine location, 516 So. Oakdale. FOR RENT Furn. apt., Durrell court, 333 No. Holly. Call at Apt. 4. MODERN furnished 2-room apart- ment. 345 N. Bartlett. Tel. 753-M FURN. APT., new overstuffed, refrlg. eratlon. The Berben, 10 Quince. FOR RENT f fJRNISHKD ROOMS NICE room close In. Home privileges id n. urangc. FOR RENT Furnished sleeping room and garage $io per month. 325 So. Riverside Ave. FOR RENT BOO.MS AND HOARD ROOM AND BOARD $5.00 per week 414 a. Rlrerslde. PLEASANT ROOMS, $2; board $3 718 it Main. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BUSINESS OPPORTUNTY Be your own bose In this going cafe and confectionery. Furniture and fix tures sold for $2800. Because of serious Illness can be hid for $1,000. Present sales about $35 per day. Good location, reasonable . rent. See Charles A. Win; Agency. . Inc. FOR SALE Sacrifice. Good going lunch stand. 417 East Main. FOR SALE OR LEASE Blue Flower Lodge, Phoenix. Ore. Inquire J. B. Andrews, owner, Medford, Ore. FOR SALE Apt. house cheap, residence. 806 W. Main. FOR SALE OR LEASE Auto camp with 10 apartments with garages. In Alturas." Calif. Big Pines Lumber Co., Medford. Ore. FOR EXCnANOE REAL ESTATE EQUITY In 6-room house, furnace, doubU garage, choice shrubbery, to trade for mall unincumbered home. 1417 W. Main. FaR M to ex cha nco for good sm n !1 homo In Medford or close by 20 acres Improved, rq nipped A: stock ed. Brown Sc White, Realtors, 104 West Main. FOR EXCHANGE Will take good vacant lot for equity in home with l-c lot. shad", berrlfs. ef. C. 6. Buttcrfleld. 409 Medford Bldtr. EQUITY in pew. attractive homes for car, stock or cabin. Owner. B06-R. FOR SALE OR TRADE 100 acrs bine land in ersin and alfalfa. 3''j miles from Med lord; 415.000 worch of improvement, s'-ock and equip ment Mafce me an offer. C. A. DeVoe, FOR EXUHANBB FOR TRADE li27 Paiee coach in first-claw condition for Ford Chevrolet light pickup ruck. Tel. TO TKADE Olds ::i sr-in. hiv or in at have you. Triune, Box 9Qi'J. FOB ALE tAAh B8TATB FOR SALE 6-aerei tract on north Paclflo highway, Inquire Farmers ti Fruitgrowers Bank. WHEN jou think of real estate think of Brown as Whits. FOR 8AL& HOME FOR SALE Duplex. Another loan company bargain: I blocks from Hotel Meoiora. ravea i.iwv. ... assessment paid; oorner lot; 3 rooms on each side: plastered and modern. Think of It at 1S00. Only 850 down, balance $13.50 per month, including Interest at 7. Rental on one aid should make payments. Charlee A. Wing Agency, Ino. BQUITY In 8-room house: furnace. . . i I -I . . kh. In aouoie garage, cuoiw m""ut'J' trade for small unincumbered home. 1417 W. Main. FOR SALE OR RENT 8 room modem house, also room moaern nouse, both on Locler i,ane. Each house on quarter aore. Big Plnea Lbr. Co tor. SALE FRUIT A VEGETABLES FOR SALE Stock carrots 3.00 ton while digging. ooo in ncx. h. v. Maury. Ranch, Jacksonville-Central Point Road. PEACHES Sal way and clings; plenty of them: V5 mile west Phoenix de pot. A. N. Wright. FOR SALE Spltzenberg and New town apples at Ala Vista Packing House, 327 So. Front St. FOR SALE GRAPES for eating and Juice: also fresh grape Juice every Saturday. A. Petard. Jacksonville. PEACHES Why buy storage peaches when you can get fresh ones, mile west of Phoenix on Houston road. G. E. Carpenter. Bring boxea. FOR SALE Grapes, Holmes ranch, Griffin Creek. Phone 857-J. FOR SALE; Grapes. J. A. Manke, two miles enst of Jacksonville, tf POTATOES, 65o hundred. Tel 950- R-2. Richfield Service, Phoenix. FOR SALE Grapes, several varieties; also Jonathan and Delicious ap ples. Cheaper by truck lota. Joe Kantor, Rout 4, Box 237. FOR SALE Tomatoes. 9-F-B. le. Hartley. FOB SALE UOUS AND PETS FOR SALE Persian kittens, beea and canary o 1 r d s. A. R. HanBCom, Blddle road. FOB SALE LIVESTOl MARES and horses, 1200 to 1700 lbs Harness, cultivator, plow, range, Rear 110 Court St. EWES for sale or to put out on shares. Tel. o. A. uevoe. FOR SALE Red feeder nigs; also Red brood sows, will farrow soon. Adolf Schulz. Beagle, Ore. FOB SALE POULTRY FOR SALE 25 Rhode Island Red pullets, 5 months old: bred from high-class laying stock. Mrs. Wm. Cummlngs. R. 1. Box 248, Central Point, Midway road. FOR SALE FUEL SEASONED apple wood. $1.50 tier at Suncrest rancn. Kogue jttiver ko. FOR SALE Drv body fir. 12 or 16-ln. $1.75 and $2.00 per tier In 3-tler lota. Measure guaranteed, vauey Fuel CO. Tel. 76. FOR SALE Dry slabwood at unbe lievably low prices, $3.50 per load, 13 or 16-ln. Valley Fuel Co. Tel. 7fl. FOR SALE Dry fir wood, 11.75 tier, lfl-inoh. Phone 1118. WOOD-Flr and hardwood, any lengtn, for sale; 'Mack Brown, Beagle. Will be on atreet dally with wood In front of Mall Tribune. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES 1929 FORD Sedan, original finish like new car; has had excellent care; specially priced at $225. Late model Roadster, guaranteed every way; driven less than 11,000 miles. e295. '28 model cab pickup, fi rat -class condition, only $125. "29 model truck, 4 speeds forward, ready to go to work for S235. Easy terms. GATES AUTO CO., INO. SANDY'S USED CAR EMPORIUM WHERE" good values are always on hand (like a sore thumb). All American Oakland Sedan 1265 Big Six Pontlac Coupe 316 Essex Six Coach . ... 175 Cher. Six Coach - 240 Dodge Sedan 150 A Model Ford Apt. Coupe 200 We have a big line for your selec tion. Convenient terms and fair al lowances. FONT1AC SALES FLOOR Open Sunday 1937 PACKARD Good rubber, good shape throughout, to trade for cows or saddle horses. Value $300. Write or call at Fur Fish St Game Corp. Ranch, Prospect, Ore. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Lady's desk, clothes wrlnRer, a floor Ismps. 720 park PIANO BARGAIN Late model piano, located in the vicinity of Medford. Will sen for the balance due on contract, with terms like rent. If Interested, write at once to. C. A Remington, 1031 J St., Sacramento. Cal. FOR SALE Good used piano, o5. Baldwin Piano Shoppe, 38 S. Orape. EVERGREEN and flowering shrubs and trees. 264 Bcatty St. FOR SALE A good safe, safe. Real bareain price. Inquire Lawrence Jewelry Btore. PLANT BUDDED BRIXNTTT FIL BERTS Heavy production of large nuts at early a. Orafted wal nuts, fruit trees and evergreen shrubs at new low prices. Cata logue on request. Woodruffs Nur sery. Eugene, Ot9. FOR SALE Almonds bn and 6e un hnkd; Jonathan apples. Phon lfl-P-3. 1 GET the "No Hunting" and trespass ing signs at the Mall Tribune Job office; printed on cloth to with stand the rain snd weather. IFOR HALE Cucuiatlng heater. Pionc bJQ'Xt FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SLF, Harley-Davldson motor cycle. $63 cash. See John, at Mall Tribune. FOR SALEQreen pasture, hay, wheat and straw. Tel. 408-R-4. evenings. FOR SALE Used sewing machines, all mskes, $5 up: terms If desired. All makes rented and repaired. White Sewing Machine Co., 34 N. Bartlett. OAHDEN DIRT, piuwtng. fertiliser, sand and gravel. Phone 813-J. MISCELLANEOUS RADIO SERVICE L. D. Lawton. Tel 543-X. WATCH AND JEWELRY repairing at depression prices. C. Earl Bradftsh, 116 E. Main St. GET the "No Hunting" and trespass ing signs at the Mall Tribune Job office; printed on cloth to with stand the rain and weather. LOCAL or long disvance hauling. We guarantee to save you money. Haw ley Transfer. 819 North Riverside. Phone 1044-X. PERSONAL MME. TERESA Clairvoyant and card reader. Advice on love, marriage and business. Rainbow Auto Camp, caoin no. a. BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON CO. ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title and Title Insurance. The only complete Title System In Jackson County. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstract of Title, Title Insurance. Room 8 and 5, No. 32 North Central Ave., upstalra. Automobile Loans, CONTRACTS REFINANCED PAYMENTS REDUCED Wo pay up balance due dealer, bank or , finance company and extend your payments. Additional money loaned. Phone 81 for appointment. Dressmaking and Remodeling. THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking and remodeling. 424 Medford Bldg. Phone 1181. Expert Window Cleaners. LET GEORGE DO IT - Tel. 1172. House cleaning. Floor waxing. Ori ental rug cleaning, apeclalty. Money to Lend. WS LEND MONEY on furniture and late model autos. Three per cent per month on unpaid balance. No other charges. Come In and get tne eaan today, see w. E. Thomas, 45 So Central. Phone 139. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Qo by I. Asiatic oountry 10. Kind of weevil 14. Vex: colloq. 15. Apart U. Medicinal . plant 17. Pertaining to an ode 18. Customary Solution of Yesterday' P unto re aque e Ngfc:&A gjlPlAB T R EnSlT L E Ml E T5lEDmiii TDmD& AUp? TE ; TE glNA MEISMOR ER EpSlOTBlE PS z v 1 peN r j ott e p . 1 E5QgEfilEL A M A glf A g E N ABa'g I P 19. Capital of Latvia 20, Rnginns In general 2J. Went ashore 24. Prep area for publication 25. Compassion 36. Kxlit 28. English cathedral city 2. Church dignltarr 32. Free 34. Epoch 35. Obliterate 17. Coral Island 40. Unit of weight iU First name of a famous English nurse IS. College In Kentucky IS. Inquire 14, Rumanian monetary unit 15. Elision from the mtdila of a word 41. Equality 60, Road: abbfi 6L Distant: prefix B2. .Auctions M. 'Dwell 67. Art of tnik'ris earthenware HO. Scandinavian navigator fll. Having wine (IS. Unoccupied A4. Poker term 65. Singing vole 86. Long narrow board ST. Pure 68. Bihsful ' regions mm 227 mw wm ii5ii3::ir? HP5" A 46 in35"""" fcaillll" fp S4 SS m S-j SB s' fe7l 1 1 irl 1 1 1 mr IT" WANTED TWENTY MEN Who would like to move out onto ljj-acre tr&cU in our new Subdivision at the city limit. A NEW PLAN lnl Is rhMp Fnmhfr Is rhrap I.shnr Is chp lt imslt trurt of Isnil anil rt.t.lnps It Into horns WHILE YOU WAIT If yon nant to move to ths country RLE 1ft NOW. BARNES AND CORN rhont 1H)-V 111 1.1 S. Cfntnl ri isi u .1 1 iuiiisiisw 1 iihsms wiiani i nsw ,n miuai BUSINESS D1BFCTOBT Funeral Parlor. PERL'S FUNERAL HOME Distinctive service at moderate rates. Estab lished 30 years. Ambulance serv ice. 6th St. at Oakdale. Tel 47. Job Printing. MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT Best equipped plant In eouthern Oregon. Printing of aU kinds; book binding: loose-leaf ledgers, and blanks, billing systems, duplicating cash sales slips and everything Is the printing una. 38-30 N. Orape. Phone 75. Painting and Paperhanglng. HARRY MARX Painting, tinting, paperhangtng. Phone 14-F-4. Rea. Coleman Creek road. Transfer. RE1NKINQ TRUCK1NO CO. Trans fer and Storage. We haul anything at a reasonable price. Ill No. Fir Street. Phone 333. DAVIS TRANSFER At STORAGE Servtoe guaranteed. 39 S. Orape St. Phone 644. or residence 1060. EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 1016 No. Central. Phone 313 Prlcea right. Service guaranteed. HALSEY BOY S CALF WINS THIRD PLACE PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 33. (AP) James Rodney Vannlce, IS, ft Haleey. Ore., schoolboy, will be t happy youngster when he la notified that hia Holsteln hetfer calf won third place at the Pacific International Livestock exposition, one of the three largest shows In the nation. James Rot the calf laat Christmas. Tt wm a month old then and had been given away by a neighbor who said It probably would never amount to much. It van skinny and scrawney but from good stock. The boy became Interested In 4-H club work. He fed the calf well and groomed It constantly. Then he en tered It In the Linn county fair. It won the ribbon aa best senior heifer In the show. In Salem, with much lamer competition. It placed second at the state fair. Today it waa declared the third beat In the country. Oar Of ROYAL UTAH OOAL on track today. This car to be sold at our special summer price of 113.50 per ton for ROYAL FANCY LUMP COAL. Buy now and save money. T. E. SAMSON CO. 1 Phone 833. Cross-Word Puzzle XL Fetid IS. Theater box IS. Metal 2L Yellow oeher 28. Tamarisk salt tra Caper Street gam la Minute animals Ordinary form of language Part of a comet SL Compound ether 88. Small boat 34. Day'a march 36, Slayer of Eglon, King of Moab 35. Pore by which a woody plant breathe! Sf. Drew together 46. Salt of olelo . acid 41. Kitchen Implements 48. Wing .4?. Negligent IS. Writer of ' nature stories 58. Move aide wis 54. Harvest 65. Sea engle 66. Location 67. Walking stick 68. Applaud 69. Places In position M. Preceded l. Old world lliard DOWN L Poke S. Anslstant a. viscous mud 4. Withdraw 5. KtylJsh ft. Brasta of burden T. Name of several popes I. City In Oklahoma I. The sooty albatross 10. Ground surrounding a barn ALLIED DRIVE FOR IS Former chest workers under the ; leadership of Hamilton Patton are all lined up for the allied drive for the boy and girl scouts. Working with Mr. Pstton la Larry Schade, chairman of the Medford district j boy scouts; pat president C. E. (Pop) j Oatea: J. C. Mann, Mra. Gordon Voorhtea. and many other of the ; uccessful campaigners for the chest. A full list of teams will be publish ed early In the week. The drive will open up with an elpht o'clock breakfast on Wednes day morning at the Hotel Medford. It la hoped that the entire amount necessary will be raised on Wednes day and Thursday for these two character-bulldlnt; agencies. Since the city and county have pledged themselves to handle the un employment and charity budget, It should not be a large task or burden on either workers or glvera to clean up within the two days specified. Both budgets have been voluntar ily reduced and salaries cut upwards of 35 per cent. The enrollment of both organizations la greater today than any tlm ince organ last Ion. The headquarters of both organlaztlona will be In the building at 500 East Main atreet, furnished by the city. The budget accepted for 1933 la 70 per cent of the budgota formerly raised for scouting In the city of Medford. Scout Executive Mr. Hoov er not only serves the city of Med ford, but four counties In southern Oregon, and additional sums which help to take care of salary and travel Items are secured from other com munities served. The cost of scouting for both boys and girls In the city of Medford ranka among the loweat of any city in the country. E Officers for th two year term were elected yesterday by the Pomona Orange at the all-day meeting, held at the Central Point Orange hall. They are: Roaa Kline, Eagle Point, master; Arnold Bohnert, Central Point, overseer: Mrs. O. O. Maust, Phoenix, lecturer: Fran Kuntzen. Applegate, steward: Roscoe Roberts, Roxy Ann, assistant steward; Harry Tonn, Lake Creek, gate keeper; Ger trude Haak, Eagle Point, secretary; Reed Charley, Lake Creek, treasurer; Mrs. Perry Walte, Rogue River, chap lain: Alice Dowland, Bellevlew, Ceres; Clara 0Breln, Applegate, Pomona; Doris Richardson, Medford, Flora; Mrs. Florence Drake, lady assistant steward. The members of the new executite committee are: George Andrews, Bellevlew: Harry Weagant, Talent, Albert Strauss, Sams Valley. Several nominees for county offices attended the meeting yesterday. VOLS.I'iil PHONE iiour YOU sell, Fortune For Her -X f. til S-v Authorities say Mrs. Lucetta Gustin (above), a Cincinnati book, keeper, Is ths only heir to $40,000 In securities found hidden In the home of her recluse aunt who died In Mukwanago, Wis. (Associated Press Photo) TO C. R GRANGERS The Central Point Grange met In regular session Friday night at 8:00 o'clock. Before taking up the reg ular business the meeting was called to order and listened to a short talk from T. I. Deck on the freight truck and bus bill which Is on the Nov ember ballot. Mr. Deck gave a short history of this bill bringing out ths fact that the bill first came out known aa the highway protective bill but on orders of the state supreme court the name waa changed to the freight truck and bus bill because there was no protection of the highway offered by this bill. Figures were given on the taxes paid by the trucks showing that for the year July 1, 1931 to June 30, inaa, trucks paid a total tax to the state of Oregon of $3. 175,522.07. This was compared with the total taxes paid by railroads In Oregon In 1030 Of 13,063,876.00 or 811,646.07 Jess than the taxes paid by trucks. The service given by trucks was also stressed by the speaker. Espeo lal mention was made of "pick up and store delivery." which was orig inated by the trucks, and also of the leas time In transit offered. In closing Mr. Deck pointed out that the trucks employ 25,000 em ployes with dependents of at least 75.000 and have an annual payroll of 830,000,000.00 In Oregon. 4 Pender and body repairing. Prices right. Brill Sheet Metal Works. Phone 842. We'll haul away your refuse. City Sanitary service. MAIL TRIBUNE want-ads have something to trade or buy. Let our intelligent Want-ad takers help you word your message for best results. You'll like this courteous service. Simply lift the re ceiver and ask for Phone 75 LICENSE PRODUCE GROWERS TO HALT DUMPING MENACE PORTLAND. Oct. 23. (AP) Fegla tratton and licensing of all growers, as provided by law, and forcing deal ers to operate under bond, is he'.d by Max Oehlar, etato agricultural di rector, as "the solution to ths prob lem of dumping by irresponsible itin erant peddlera competing with r aponslble growers In the state. Oehlar made this statement her last night at a meeting of members of the Oregon Potato Orowers asso ciation. Standardization of crops, effective marketing and the licensing of potato and other potato growers In Oregon were listed as necessary steps In the development of th state's otato Industry. The rapid growth of the Klamath Falls potato Industry was described by F. L. Ballard, county agent leajr at Oregon State college, who epokft also of the work of development else where In the state. Arthur J. Farm er, manager of the maritime com merce department of the Portland chamber of commerce, told of thei foreign -markets for Oregon potatoea, particularly In the Orient. SINGLE LIGHT FOR ENTIRE HOUSE SOON PHILADELPHIA, Pa Oct. M. (AP) The day well then, night when entire houses may be lighted by a single electric bulb Is envisioned by Dr. Alexander Silverman, professor of chemistry at the University ot Pittsburgh. Addressing an American Chemical society meeting here, he said he be lieved sometime In the near future) "we may be able to transmit light from a single bulb by means of trans parent quarts rods." Such rods, he said, "are excep tionally fine carriers of light and arc luminous only at the ends. Thus, the professor pointed out, the rods might be extended from ont bulb to all rooms In s house. MUMMIFIED PIGMY CHEYENNE. Wyo., Oct. 22. (AP) Wyoming scientists are pondering deeply over their latest archaeological acquisition now In the temporary poaesslon of Mrs. Cyrus Beard, state historian. To all appearances the curious creature unearthed by a gold pros peotor Is a mummified pigmy. The archaeological freak is s hu man figure. In a cramped kneeling posture with arms akimbo, somewhat similar to that of the oriental budd ha. 1 if" mm FLU 1 5r