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Newspaper Page TextPAGE ELEVEN You Can't Afford to Miss the Buying Opportunities Listed Here MEIWORD MSTL TTvIBTTNT:, rEBFORO, OUEGON, FRIDAY. JULY 21, 1933. Why Not Try a Want-Ad WANT to Mil your home? Want to get rid of tew odd and and in household furnishings? Do you need tool! for your gar den? ... An inexpensive Want-Ad In the Mall Tribune Classified Page will find the answer to these and many other perplexing problems. Hire Are the Rates: Per word first insertion i (Minimum 2&c) Each additional Insertion, per word (Minimum 10c) per line per month, without copy changes lJD 75 Phone LOST AND FOUND lost if dog missing. XXXST-Vlolln in case. Bewsrd. 1130 Nlantlo. No questions asfcea. WANTED SITUATION ' WANTED HoueeKeeptng or nursing. COMPETENT lady 33 wants house- j References. Box 11371. Trlb-j une. "WANTED M1SCKLLANEOUS WANTED TO RENT Furnished S room house, wood range, close in. 33 So. Front. ' " WANTED Good homes for mighty - fine dogs. See Humane Society. WANTED Copco stock etate price. Box 11184 Tribune. WANTED Cheap Chevrolet track, al so for sale two spotted fillies, elec tric incubator, mower and hoy. El mer Harris, 3 miles southwest Phoe nix. Rt. 1. Box 435, Medford, Ore. WANTED TO BUY Acreage on easy terms. Must have good house, close in. Write description and price to Box 11504 Tribune. WANTED Will pay high prices for wool tas, or off grades of wool In ' small or large quantities. Br'.ng them to Farmers' Exchanso Feed Depot, Medford. WANTED Household goods, stoves, tools or what have you. Medford Bargain House. 37 N. Orape Sfc Tel. 1063. BAY GRINDING A specialty. Brown, the hay grinder. S40 So. Central. PHONE 069-R. Have your furniture reupbolstered, replued. reflnlshed. Thlbault. WANT LIVESTOCK Will trade equity m 6-room bouse, excellent location. box 10631 Tribune. WANTED Harry Keen for Model A Phone 479-X. JUNK WANTED We pay cash for JUNK. BATTERIES, & R A I1 A T O R 8. ALUMINUM BRASS. COPPER As Junk of all descrlotlona. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE ' 37 No. Grape Tel 1063 FOB BENT HOUSES FOR RENT 3-room furn. house. In. quire 145 So. Grape. FOR RENT 5-room house, close In. Lots of shade. Von Zundel Phone 103. FOR RENT Furnished house, clean, reseonabie rent to right party. In quire 1326 Sallng Ave. . FURNISHED 4-room half of duplex nouse, close in, garage, bis mo. Phone 789. FOR RENT Clean, partly furnished four-room house at 808 Dakota Gas range. Inquire 613 South Newtown B-ROOM modern house In Pboenlx on highway with fruit trees, alfal- ra, and three acres. Plenty of water, $13.50 mo. Room 408 Grand Hotel, or phone 1528-J. 8 ROOM unfurnished duplex, close In. 237 So. Ivy. HOUSES $10, 812 50 and $15, water paid; wood range. Phone 105. SMALL furn. house cheap. 801 No Central. FOR RENT Partly furnished 5-room house, 3 sleeping porches. Inquire at 845 No. Bartlett. FOR SALE OR RENT Sidney Smith home, turner West Main 8s Orange Exclusive listing, w. L Vawter. Jackson Co. Bank Bldg. FOR RENT Homes, furnished or unfurnished. Brown At White. HOMES FOR RENT Cell 696. OLASSY modern 6-room stucco. st front. Clear 625 Pine. FOB RENT APARTMENTS FURNISHED apartment and a'eep. lng room. 820 South Fir. - FOR RENT Furnished apt. Close in. 125 No. Holly. FOR RENT Newly decorated furnish ed spartment. 375 So. Central. ATTRACTIVF fur. apt. 518 S. Oak dale. FOR RENT Purnlhed apartment 345 No. Bartlett. FUR Apt Key at 146 So Ivy. FOR re.N I Two 3-rooin apirtmenu well furnished Bv week or month Inqutra st 317 B Jsckton Tel 749-Y FOR RENT Furnished spartment. overstuffed: hsrdwood floors light and heat Mall Tribune Phone 75 MODERN s-room .urn apt. sleeping pjreo at (ajag. 1190 W. 1111 ' FOB RENT APARTMENTS DURREU. COURT 829 No BoUy. fOB RENT rCKMSHED ROOM! FOR RENT Nicely furnished sleep ing rooms, with bath room privi leges, garage. 910 per month. 335 60. Riverside. ATTRACTIVE rooms. 04 8 Orape FOR RENT BOARU AND ROOMS BOARD AND ROOM at 716 E. Main. Rates very moderate. FOB BENT -MISCELLANEOUS CABINS i45 So. Front. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES are vou looking for a real money. making proposition? 150 Invest ment required will snow net prwu 1300 to 400 per month. See Mr. Mnt-cun. 94Q So. Riverside. Rose wood apts. Call between and 7 p. m. FOB EXCHANGE w.b a&T.v rR TRADE .Rovsl Anne chetries. What have you? Wester- lund orcnaroa, rnow o-r-. FOR SALE or TRADE Royal Anne Cherries. What have you7 west erlund Orchards. Phone 8-F-3. TRADE Good piano for late model automobile. Ed Hughes. Sams Val ley, FOR TRADE Wood or labor, carpen tering or painting for bay or grain Phone 978-W. 3-RCKM modern home bath, laundry trar screened porch bullt-lns gar age abade and 'rult trees; l?00 equity for car. acreage cabin site or what have you Phone 1538-L. or write Box 13337 Tribune. wio T.Arv a iMt.inTii imlke.tooth herrow slightly uaed. will trade for anaixa or grain iw FOR 6 ALE .OR TRADE Good sound work horse. 1400 lbs. 7 years old. . Walter Jones. 3nd bouse below bridge. So. Ashland. WOOD (or jay or potatoes, near Trail B O Skellenger. rrau ure. FOB EXCHANGE REAL, (STATE FOR TRADE 1!4 acres well tmprov side city limit. No encumbrances, for country or town property on coast in Oregon or Washington. Box 11385 Tribune. TO TRADE Apartment house, six blocks from Main street. Nicely fur nished. Built three years Will trade for re, or acreage. Owner. M. Starr. 123 No. 6tb Street. Klamath Falls, Oregon. I TO EXCHANGE Nice little home In Bend. Ore., clear for something clear in Medford or Ashland. Prefer small acreage. What have you. 155 7th St., Ashland. FOB SALE HOMES WANTED 81250 cash for my equity ..OI 82 iuu in two new moaera uuuoca, close in. Phone 1382-J. CLEAR home. Terms. Tel 1333-W. FOR SALE CHEAP, terms or rent, 4 room bouse newly painted and kal somlned- near school; nloe garden spot, at corner of Sunset and Co lumbus. 909 Sunset. FOB SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR RENT 200-acre ranch. Gordon Cox, Trail, Ore. WHEN you think of real estate think of Brown Js White. FOB SALE AUTOMBU.ES OREATEST VALUES 1930 Bulck Rumble seat coupe. 1930 Dodge 8-wheel Sedan. 1930 Fargo 8-cyl. Delivery. -Late 1930 Ford Coupe with trunk. Good Bulck 6 Touring. Reliable Guarantee , EAKIN MOTOR COMPANY - Dodge - Plymouth Dealer GOOD USED CARS with a written guarantee. Prices very reasonable. 1931 For town sedan 1931 Chryaler-6 sedan 19.9 Bulck sedan 1929 DeSoto sedan 1928 Ford coupe 1930 Graham-Fslge sport rosdster 1930 Chrysler 7a coupe 1929 Oldsmoblle coupe 1928 Chevrolet sedan 1937 Studebaker Victoria Also other cars priced under 8100. ARMSTRONG MOTORS. INO. 88 North Riverside Tel. 18 Chrysler 8s Plymouth headquarters FOR SALE ' 1931 Bulck 4-door Sedan. 1929 DeSoto Coupe. 1929 Pontlac Roadster. 1929 Chevrolet 3-door Sedan 1929 Paige 4-door Sedan. 1927 Bulck Sport Roadster. 1927 Oldsmoblle 2-door. SKINNER'S GARAGE Bulck r Pontlac Sales Service Phone 103 FOB 8ALb LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Fresh heller. A. H. Web ster, Centrsl Point. WHITE" HOGS, all age. Exchange for Hereford bull, saddle or grain W. W. Large, William. Or. FOB SALE POULTRY rOR SALE Rhode Island Red hens, also fryer. Phone 951-R. FJK SALE MISCELLANEOUS ROYAL ANNE cherries 3c picked. 830 Taylor. FOR SALE Apricot, pierce Hot House. Tel 687-R-3. FOR SALE $16.00 electric range and water heater. 106 S. Ivy. P.ED raspberries best for canning, 3c cup. Bring contslner As pick. Ray itlncheloe. 2 ml. 8. W. Oak Orove school. FALL CABBAGE, cauliflower As broc coli plants. 1202 E 11th 8t. CHERRIES Blnga, B'.eck Republi cans. 833 Tsylor. FOR SALE Apricot, largs varieties. Will beeln ripening lst of week Others following over a period of tiiree weeks. Price 3c to 4c. Geo Alford, 19-F-3. BKHRY CU1S. 6Se p?r 100. Jrr7 Birr, 4t& it N. Btrt.fftt. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOB SALE 1 i h. p. gsa engine. trailer, vicior porcaoi. pnunuiH" and reed organ. C. C. 8tarkey. West of Howard school. PHONE 888 for tamalles. hamburgers and beer. Uellvered any time day or night. "Service that you like." Coffee Anne's. APRICOTS, niton. Ready July 31. crop large, excellent. Price 3c lo. Linn Orchard. Eagle Point. FOR SALE Cherries. Centennials lc; Royal Anns 3c; Blnga 4c. Bring containers and pick them yourself. Bagley Orchard, Talent. HODGEN-B REWSTER Poultry and Dairy feeds. Jerry Ban, 4th As N. Bartlett. DAIRY- FLY SPRAY Kill files and absolutely keeps flies off cows pas ture. Will not taint milk. 90c per gallon, bring own container. Jerry Barr. 4th N. Bartlett. NEW FEED STORE. Buy at lower prices. Jerry Bsrr, across from Swift As Co. Phone 803. M- A. BLISS fainting and paper hanging. Tel. 846-W. 313 S Grape FOR SALE Blng " and Royal Ann Cherries. ' A. E Kellogg, Block 1800. No. Riverside. FOR SALE; Hotpoint electric range Uke new half orlce. 433 Laurel. FOR SALE Used sewing machines, all makes, 85 up; terms If desired. All mskes rented and repaired White Sewing Machine Co. 34 N. Bartlett. FOR 8 ALE Large electrlo brooder MdO: or will trade for feed. See It at samaon'a Feed Store. FOR aand, gravel, sediment, fertilizer and teaming, phone 9 13-J. ' MISCELLANEOUS HAVE your repair work done by N. Nelson In back Flesher's, 113 So. Fir. Work guaranteed. AT STUD Tomboy, black 8c white stallion. Med. Riding Academy. OASH paid for camplnf. hunting, fishing equipment, sture and office fixtures, boats, motors. 317 North Riverside. , Authorised Frlgldalrt Service. Other Makes rep. Tel. 437. Night 905-Y BUSINESS OIUKCTORY Abstract. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO Abstracts or Title. Title Insurance. Room 8 and 6, No. 33 North Central Ave. upstairs. JACKSON CO. ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title and Title Insurance. The only complete Title System In Jackson County. Dressmaklng and Remodeling. THE FASHION 8HOP DeMenport Blip covers msde to order. Phone 1181 for information. Publlo Stenographer. ILLUSTRATED M1BMOGRAPHING MAILING SERVICE PUBLIC STENOGRAPHY Grace 3. Voss . 34 N. Central Koke-Cnapman. Ph. 112 Expert Window Cleaners. LET GEORGE DO IT Tel. 1172 House cleaning. Floor Waxing. Ori ental rug cleaning, apeclalty. ' .ob Printing. MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT Best equipped plant m southern Oregon. Printing of all kinds; book binding; loose-leaf ledgers, and blanks, billing systems, duplicating cash sale slips and everything in the printing Une. 28-80 N. Grape Phone 75. Money to Lena. WE LEND VIONEY ON FURNITURE AND LATE MODEL AUTOS. Three per cent per month on un paid balance No other oharges See W. B. Thorns. 45 S. Central. Ground floor Craterlan Theatre Bldg S'att License No 8-107. Piano an, violin Instruction. FRED ALTON HAIQHT. Teacher of Ptauo. Violin, and Saxophone Haight bong Service, Arranging. Composing, eto. 818 Liberty Bldg. Transfer. BADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 1016 No. central Phone 315 Prices right. Service guaranteed. RE1NKING TRUCKING CO. Trans fer -nd Jtorage We haul anything ! a. a reasonable price. Ill No. Fir Street. Phone 332. HAWLSY TRANSFER Expert pack ers and movers SpecisI livestock moving equipment. Price right Riverside. Phone 1044-X BUSINESS DIRECTORY Plane Inning Melody Shop, bew Hansen (form erly of Portland). Long Mountain LONO MOUIfTAIN. July 31. CBpI.) Joe Tlmmln who ha ben rUltlng Mr. and Mrs. Kick Tounj left for Portland Tuesday. Mr. Emma freeman, Blaine Farm er of Maryarllle. Calif.. Mra. Anna Foster of Live Oak. Calif., vlelted Mr. and Mra. Nick Young last week. Mr. ami Mra. Oeorge Lawaon apent the evening at Mr. and Mra. Carlyle Natwick'a Tuesday. Mr. and Mra. Oeorge 8 to ell shop ped In Medford Tuesday. Mr. and Mra. Albert Port, Mrs. Whtt and Mr. Ball arrived at the Holman home from lo Angela. They are spending several days at the r.ki picnic grounds camping. Mr. Fort la enjoying fishing in Rogue river. Mr. and Mm. Fort lived on the Vonder naven p'.aos suTeral years ago and they think they will rtturn to Ore gon In the future. Mr. and Mm. I. Ft. Kline. Mr. and Mrs. George to well and Mrs. W. R. Rolman and daughter Grace, attend-' ed the Eagle Point grange Tuesday. A group of friends gathered In a Joint picnic at Butte Fills park Sun day. Those who enjoyed the day from Phoenix were: Mr. and Mrs. Sheets and son, also daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bishop and family. Jerry Bishop, Ida Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Caster and two daughters. Elva and Sybil, Mr. and Mrs. John Owena and son Deane. Mr. and Mrs, Rosco Owena from the Wellen dl trlct. Mr. and Mrs. Ooss of Butte Palls. Mrs. Effte Caster and sons Marlon and Orvllle from Central Point, Dorothy and Lucille Coy of Eagle Point. Mr. and Mra. W. R. Holman and family of the Long Mountain district. A surprise party was given at the Wodrlch home July 17 In Eagle Point In honor of Mr. Woodrlch's blrthdsy. Those enjoying the eventng were: Mr. snd Mrs. Ray Harnlsh and family, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Coy and family. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Holman. Mr. and Mra. Theron Taylor and eon Billy. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cowden. Bert and Wsyne Whaley, Chuck Sturglll. Eileen Grow and Mra. Julia Stlmson of Med ford, who Is visiting Mra. Sam Coy. Rogue River Cowboys furnished music and singing, and ice cream and cake were served. , Sardine Creek SARDINE CREEK. July 31. (Spl.) Ed Shipley who ba been picking cherries at the Westerlund orchard near Medford for .two weeks, returned home Monday. . 0. L. Dusenberry who has been min ing on the creek here left Thursday with bl mining machine for Sacra mento to do some prospecting for Skeel and Garham who mined last winter on the Pierce place at the mouth of Sardine creek. Mrs. Lulu Dusenberry apent several days last week visiting Mrs. Luclle Reams at the Green Creek Auto camp, 4 miles south of Grants Pas. Mrs. Reams was formerly a resident here. Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Walt of the Laurelwood poultry farm are market ing a fine lot of R. I. Red fryers now. 8. A. Dusenberry lost one of his fine horses Isat week. Although Dr. Giuen came out from Medford, he could do nothing for the animal, and it lived only & few hours. Produce Brought In. -SALEM, Ore. (UP) Despite the fact that Oregon produces large quantities of fruits and vegetables, the state department of agriculture report that fresh produce ' brought Into the state In 1932 would have filled 131,445 box cars. SO Y00 VIMJ TO ADVERTISE FOR k NEV, PARTNER- WVM HAPPENED TO TUP CH TJ nwp Mail Tribune Daily Acno&t Before lridaueot gem Prevalent Full develop mtnt Gorman river faetatf lo the brain Unnecessary Conctae Kemalnder Part of a church Aeriform fluid Correct) colloq, Flnfal Literary com poiltion Male child Allow Summit Unity Speak Strength Utility Like Drink little by little Hard beef fat Princely Italian houiia Valiant Exact Frozen del-aerta r- i - r . - 7- I I B3ViniH II X Solution of Yeitsrdsy's Punls WSHAREIHEjnE STOLE SpgP A Y I IG 0RjP A STU R E A R N AlPjlP E EftS jE RlA &TtR L'lNirff j ST E P S MOOIEE 0 E PIR JM C eMpIR I NTS RODS pSP A jiM A R E ODE j 5 TAR E HfC" A W W E 1 I N Egjf L Yj"D E s .1L llaLk All: BsTTOaoNMlElsEa R2. Prod or spur Z. Dlviffon of a cmintv 65. Probabilities SR. Large plnnt 67, City In Mlnne- nota DOWN 1. Give forth t. Rank r r wi t7 wi rrr 3 O IP """"""" " " ?jr 3 iiit i 9W " i w vino. JuA JMl Y V,7, ffii WW "ii3' . II !1m!L Trr-Tr-tr Mmm n -1 1 1 KH 1 riFT CUT BY SIDESTEP AS LEADERS FUSS (Continued from Page One.) thing his physician chose to cell a cold. The White House attaches whis pered It was NOT sufficient to keep him, from his office, but It did. It was probshly the same cold he caught when we went off the gold standard. At that time It gave him two days for private thinking. But that 1 only a little variation of hi basic decentralisation setup. The root of It lies In obscure Jobs In the various governmental bureaus. He has Installed In these place men In whom he has as much confidence or more than In his cabinet members. To their shoulders he has shifted re sponsibilities which have made his predeceasora gray before their time Some of the outstanding examples are known to the public. There Is Prof. Moley In the state department. Regardless of what you hear to the contrary he still sit on the right presidential knee. Also there I Budget Director Douglas, Morgantnau ana Tugwell. All outrank the average run of cabinet members In the Inside setup. Borne others who do not get their na.nes In the newspapera oiten are: Leo Frank In agriculture, Dickinson in commerce. Slattery and Margold In Interior, Acheson and Cochran In treasury, Warburg, Taussig and Bul litt In Ktnte. The group 1 far more Important than the crowd noiaing iron ouiro Job. , Bernard Baruch Is probably more maligned by gosalpers out In the country than any other man, except Hoover. Every time" he ahows his head In Washington, some cttlrens write In to the administration protesting. Ap parently they figure Baruch la Wall street. The truth la Baruch's unselfishness Is generally accepted by those on the Inside here. They know he has done as much for the Democratic cause as any other man. He paid General Johnson $25,000 a year to do nothing but keep track of Republican statistics during the Hoover admlnls- I PAID HIM 0UT THAT FEU.0VJ VI AS TOO LAZY TO EVEN FOLLOW THE UNE OF LEftST RESSTAUCEk1 Cross-Word Puzzie I. Roman date 10. Garlands hang lng in curve! It The bitter vetch IS. Either of two IT. Reavy wsgon 19. Night before it. Bar legally 23. Yawns lb. Body Joint 26. Heroine of "Lohengrin" IT. Pea pod 39. Scatter seed - 30. Kind of trim mine or braid IB. Wharf .16. Grata 29. Ornamental buttons 41. Ooddesa of dis cord 43. Cigar Ash 4t. Covering fof the face 4. Catch sight of 47. Gone by 48. filsmeie coin 49. High, pointed hill M. Female sheep 64. Compaia point I. Existence without be ginning or end 4. Conjunction ft. Fasten 6. Devoured 7. Caustic alka line solution I. Parts In a play tratlon. ' It was through this arrange ment that Barurh planted figures with Democratic senatora and con gressmen which overthrew the Mills treasury estimates. That changed the whole fiscal plo ture of the government. Baruch's practical advice has been valuable In balancing the theories of the college professors. The ad ministration ha no Intention of drop ping the connection. What the situation needs la one or those movie star press agent for Ba- ruch. The first thing this press agent should dig up 1 the story about Ba- ruch paying off the mortgage on the home of a widow of a Democratic of ficial so she would hare a proper place to live. , Yes, It's true. The publicity troubles tn the John son outfit may be settled by selec tion of a contact man who will func tion between the industry recovery boas and the press. Under that pro gram, the exlitirg publicity setup woutd be retained. That executive order recently Is sued by the White House give John son the right to fix aalarles of hia employees. Those $3000 Jobs will get a raise. Prof. Berle'a friends claim the new bank bill he la working on la largely his own affair. It appears he once had a tiff with Prof. Moley and hla standing In the brain trust Is not certain. Nevertheless, there will be an ad ministration bank bill put forward this winter and It probably will be Berle. The first day of the processing tax waa not very profitable. The treasury books showed receipts of 45 cents and expenditures of about 911,000. The money will start rolling In later. Friends of Wall Street Prosecutor Pecora are trying to get him Into the race for the attorney generalship of New York state. They really have their eye on the governorship. Business men who think this In dustrial recovery set-up la tempo rary thing should not plan on that. The duration of the act la fixed at two years, but no one Inside here believes the scheme will be dropped then. The Indications are clear that the control la Intended to be perma nent If It works. Congress can con tinue It hy a simple resolution. F CCC IDEAL SPOT Although Selma camp he only been organized for about three weeks, re ports from there state, that the oamp spirit is excellent, and he co-opera tion of the enlisted men In their work, makes It almost Impossible, to tell an Oregonlan from an Mlasourl sn. The OCO man Include 30 from Missouri, 30 from Selma, 40 from Med ford and Grants Pass, and 13 from Eugene. The Selma camp, 37 miles south west from Oranta Paas on the Bed- wood highway Is on the edge of a stream bordered flat In a grove of fir and oak. Fresh mountain water Is pumped from a 30 foot depth on the camp property to Insure adequate supply during the aummer period Two dozen hot and cold showers and two dozen more hand faucet make healthful cleanliness simple. Tide Table I Tim. &t. Mmith Af Rnii Alvr Hljh Water A, M. P. M. S3 Saturday 3:07 6.3 33 Sunday 19:10 8.0 3:38 6.6 low Water A.M. P.M. 33 Saturday 6:46 -0 6 6:37 3.1 38 Sunday 7:30 -0.6 7:16 3.8 Monmouth Bakers Hike Bread Price MONMOUTH, July 31 (AP) Mon. mouth bskers announce these ad vances In prices: Pound and a half twin loaves ad vanced one cent to 11; eight cent pound loaves of whit and whole wheat reroala the same; rauln apd crecked wheat advance to 10 cent. REAPPOINT THREE'TO VETERINARY BOARD SALEM. July 31. (AP) Three re appointments to the veterinary medi cal examining board for four year terms were announced through the executive offices here today. Those renamed by Governor Julius L. Meier Include C. W. Lassen, Pendleton; W, H. Lytle, Sslem; and Charles H. fiea graves, Oregon City, Folded fenders unfolded. Brill Met al Works. Mohair Wanted! Shipping Carload to Boston Market. 10,000 lbs. short. WILL PAY FANG'S' PEI0E FOR NEXT FEW DATS Medford Bargain House 27 North Orape. Tel. 1061 25 AND 39 HAVE T SALEM. Or. (UP) For tht st tistlcally minded: Drivers figuring In most automo bile accident last month were be tween 39 and 39 years old. 1BJ male drivers were In accident compared to 373 females. Operators with six year and more experience figure In majority of acci dent. Twenty-four driven In accident were Intoxicated, fire asleep, three fatigued. Most drivers reported: "I did not have the right of way." Sixteen pedestrians were struck while coming from behind a parked car. Pour pedestrians admitted they wera confused by traffic. Passenger care in accident num bered 1473. Only one bus, 9 taxlcabs and 2 ambulances figured tn mah ups. Truck accident totaled 310. Some 839 vehicle In accidents were apparently In good condition. Eighty-five reported defective brakes. 813 accident took place on street Intersections. Business section accident num bered 616 compared to 573 In resi dential part. Of the 14 fatalities reported, 11 were male: 3 female. Four person were killed In the IS to 34 age group, and 'our between 45 and 50. EAGLE POWT GRANGE COMMinEES IN MEET Kagte Point Orange met July 18 and committee reports were made. The legislative committee had as signed the proposed measures to be voted upon, to different members of the grange, to explain their meaning; 0. t. Davles, I. R. Kline, Mr. Merrl man. Worthy Master w. K. Davles, Dr. Forbes and A. O. Mlttlestaedt each gave a few minutes talk. Members of Phoenix Orange were present In large numbers, getting acquainted and their worthy lecturer. Elva Castor, presented a program. The program waa much enjoyed and a standing vote of thanka was given the visitors for their efforts. After Orange cloned a lunch was served during the visiting hour. H. K. club meets with Mra. Grace Walker July 3d. Every one Is urged to plan to be there. Visitors welcome. REV. BRAY IN PHOENIX PULPIT NEXT SUNDAY PHOENIX, July 91. (Spl.) The pulpit next Sunday morning will be occupied by Dr. J. P. Bray of Med ford. In the evening young people who attended the Presbyterian conference at Rogue River will have charge of the service and give report. Rer. and Mrs. R, 8. Peterson left the first of the week for a three or four weeks' vacation, most of which they will spend visiting relatives In Idaho. Foi? Salle BffookdaBe (Former Home of Evan R. Reames) 40 Acres, modern furnished home, water right on Wagner Creek, Swimming Pool. 4 Miles South of Talent OPEN FOR INSPECTION Inquire of Mr. Davis on Premises, or Leslie Rogers, Klamath Falls Small Store Room FOR RENT Size 17x60 feet i block off Main Street 32 North Grape This room was formerly occupied by the Maytag 8tora, next door to the. Mail Tribune Job Shop. A splendid location for a small business of any kind. Will lease for one year or term of years to right people. RENT VERY LOW! 'Apply: Mail Tribune Office Phone 75 OF SALEM, Ore. UP) Oregon one again Is singing the old song about horses, horses, horses. Dobbin, It would appear from a re cent survey, Is back again In the good graces of the farmer, principally be cause lt'a cheaper to operate a hay- burner than a gasoline burner. The demand for horsepower on th hoof has Increased to such an extent, that there hare been numerous Im portations of horses and mules, par tlcularly In eastern Oregon. For several years Oregon's horse population has been decreasing. Las yesr, there were B8.936 of the ani mals In the state, including 3003 la Jackson county, as compared to 101, 418 In 103h Value of horsea and mules In 1933 was listed at aa.fl 17,703 compared to 3.006.087 for 1031. Economic conditions, however, hav made the horse a more domtnent fig ure In the state's agricultural pic ture. While this change may not bo responsible for an Increase tn the state's total of horses this year. It' la considered ltkely It may check the downward trend, temporarily at least. Statistics on file with the state de partment of agriculture show that the use of horses has been Increasing throughout the United States, as well as In Oregon, In addition to the economto phase. recent passage of the parl-mutual horse racing betting bill la expected to give considerable Impetus to the local breeding of thoroughbred stock. Particular provision waa made in the law to encourage Oregon breeders. and state records In the future very likely will show a substantial Increase In thoroughbred racing stock, as well aa In heavier types of animals used for farm work. 4- SALEM. Ore. (UP) Does educa tion breed criminals? Probably sot, aay officials of the state penitentiary, but nevertheless more prisoners with college degree than wholly Illiterate were received at the prison during the last tw years. Nearly a third of the 987 pris oners had a high school education or better. Flgurea show 44 eolleg graduate received at the penitentiary, 363 high school gradustes, 013 with eommoa school education, and 33 Illiterate. Only 363 of the new prisoners pre fenced no religious affiliation. Cath olic number 136, Protestant denom inations 886, Hebrew 1 and Hindu 1. Four hundred and nineteen pris oners wer classified by prison offl olals a Intemperate. Moderate drink era numbered 301, abstainers 867. Forty-four prisoner received dui lng the last two year were women. SALEM, July 31. (AP) Leslie M. Scott, chairman of the state highway commission, will tM the principal speaker at the dedication of Silver Creek Falls east of here Sunday.