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Newspaper Page TextMEllFOnD HJXL TRIBUTE, jrEDFORD, OnEGON. TUESDAY, JULY 23 You Can 9t Afford to Miss the Buying Opportunities Listed Here if Why Not. Try a Want-Ad WANT to Mil your home? Wut to get rid fe" "d"1' ,n1 ends m household furnishings' Do you need tooli for your gar den? ... An Inaxpenslvs Want-Ad IB the Mall Tribune Classified Pin will find the answer to these and many other perplexing problems. Here Are the Rates: Per word first insertion -c . - ns;n (Minimum wi Eacb additional Insertion. 1 per wuru V.. . lAAk Per Un pet month, without -n eh&ncei 11 Vr 75 Phone LOST AND FOUND OBT If aotrmiM'nS; " 1518 . . iT-Vlolln in case. Reward. 1130 Nlantlo. No questions asked. "WANTED SITUATION COMPETENT woman with 1 children wishes position as cook for family or crew: Write Box 131 Tribune. COMPETENT lady 23 wants house work. References. Box 11371. Trib une. "WANTED M1SCELLANEOCS LAUNDRY Washed, Ironed, called fur delivered, 60o doz. Phone 53B-R-1 WANTED J. C. Building & Loan tfockTstat. price. Box 11200 Trlb- une. V ANTED Cash paid for used cars Walter W. Abbey. Inc., Phone 303 123 S. Riverside St., Medford. WANTED Logging trucks with i drlv. ere. Pick 4s Llndley. 131 W. Main. WANTED Equipment for I"?""4 . . . . , . b f awi Med itation. Aaarcsa r. - ford, Ore. . . WANTED Household goods, stoves, tools or what have you. Medford Bargain House. 27 N. Grape St. Tel 1062. HAY GRINDING A specialty Brown the hay grinder. 340 So. Central. PHONE 069-R. Have your furniture reupnolsterea, rwiueu, wh.p..sw Thlbault. WANT LIVESTOCK Will trade equity In 5-room house, jxcellent location box 10631. Tribune. WANTED Karry Keen for Model A Phone 47B-X. JUNK WANTED We nay cash for JUNK. BATTERIES, is RADIATORS. ALUMfNUM BRASS, COPPER as Junk of HI descriptions. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE ' 37 No. Grape Tel 1062 FOB BENT UOUFDB TOR RENT Small furnished or un furnished house, 5. 1317 W. Bth. Rear. WB HAVE HOMES In excellent condi tion ready for Immediate occu pancy. Also homes we will reflnlsh l to suit tenants. Fhone First Insur- ance Agency. H. H. Brown, 104. Af ter 51670. AVAILABLE August 1st No. 39 Glen oak Court. H. H Brown. Phone '"5 After five phone 1670. FOR RENT OR SALE Houses, cab Ins, furnished, water. 812 Summit, FOR RENT 5-room house, close in. Lots of shade. Von Zundel Phone 103. FOR RENT Clean, partly furnished four-room house at 808 Dakota Gas range. Inquire 613 South Newtown 6-ROOM modern house In Phoenix on highway with fruit trees, alfal fa, and three acres. Plenty of water, a.13.50 mo. Room 408 Grand Hotel, or phone 1528-J. 3 ROOM unfurnished duplex, close In. 237 So. Ivy. HOUSES (10. S12 60 and (15, water paid; wood range. Phone 105. FOR RENT Partly furnished 5-room house. 2 sleeping porches. Inquire at 345 No. Bartlett. IFOR SALE OR RENT tldney tjmlth home, turner west Main it Orange Exclusive listing. W. I.. Vawter. Jackson Co. Bank Bldg. FOP. RENT Homes, furnished or unfurnished. Brown St White. HOMES FOR RENT Csll 696. OLASSY modern 5-room stucco, east front. Clear. 625 Pin. FORRENT BOARD-AND BOOMS BOARD AND ROOM at 718 E. Main. Rates very moderate. FOB dft.Nl. APAKTMEM'S FOR RENT 3 room furnished apart ment. Cheap rent. Apply Colonial Bakery or pnone 1123-J. COZY furn. apt. Tel 849-Y. TO LET Furnished flat, modern Im provements one block so. of Court house. Wm. F. Cambell, 804 E. Main. FURNISHED apartments and sleep ing room. 520 South Fir. FOR RENT Newly decorated furnish ed spartmenta. 374 So. Centrsl. FOR RENT Furnished 346 No Bartlett. spartment- CR.N Apt Key at 146 So. Ivy. FOR RENT Two 2-room apartments well furnished By week or month Inquire at 317 t Jackson Tel 749-Y bUKKEU. COUUI, ti No. HollJ. fOR RENT APARTMENTS MODERN a-room ,Mrn apt. sleeping porch garage. 1160 W Uth. FOR RENT rurnistisd apartment, overstuffed: hardwood floors light and heat. Mail Tribune. Phone ? TOR BENT rUKMSHED SOUMII FOR RENT Nicely furnished sleep ing rooms, with bath room prltl leges, garage. 110 per month. 135 So. Riveralde. ATTUAOTTVrc rooms. 404. S Oraps FOR RENT -MISCELLANEOUS OAB1NS 445 So. Front. TWO ROOM modern furnished cabin, close In ten dollars. 4.43 South Central. FOB EXCHANGE FOR SALE OR TRADE Model A Ford truck with license. S15 cottage. FOR SALE OR TRADE Royal Anne cberrler What have you? Weeter lund Orchards, Phone 8-F-3. FOR TRADE Wood or labor, carpen tering or painting for hay or grain Phone 978-W. J-RXM modern home bath, laundry tray screened porch bullt-lna gar age shade and 'rult trees'. 1700 equity for csr. ac-eajte cabin site or what have yon Phone 1538-L. or write Box 13337 Tribune. FOR TRADE 8 sections spike-tooth hsrrow slightly used, will trade for alfalfa or grain Tel 3S4-R-4. FOR SALE OR TRADE Good sound work horse, 1400 lbs. 7 years old Walter Jones, 2nd bouse below bridge. 8o. Ashland WOOD for' jay or potatoes, near Trail ft o Skellenger, Trail Ore. FOR BXCHANUE REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE Nice little home In Bend. Ore., clear for something clear In Medford or Ashland. Prefer small acreage, what have you. 159 7tn St.. Ashland. FOB SALE HOMES FOR SALE 5-room modern home conveniently located near schools. Reasonable. Inquire 115 Oenessee. nnn aire VI i IH.t.ln S-rnnm house snd outbuildings, 36 beerlng wsl- nut trees, priced to sen. oee vy. Chllders. Jacksonville. WANTED (1250 cash for my equity of (2700 In two new modern nouses, close in. Phone 1382-J. , CLEAR home. Terms Tel 1232-W. FOR SALE OHBAP. terms or rent. 4 room bouse newly osinted and kal- somlned. near school: nice garden spot, at comer of Sunset and Co lumbus. 909 Sunset. FOR SALE REAL' ESTATE 6-ROOM modern house, lawn, pave ment. (1425.00: also 10 acres, im- proved, terms, (825, 14 cash. A. F, ' Flowers, Corner 12th As Front,-. QUICK SALE 160 acres: 65 acres cleared, 40 acres fenced hog tight: 5-room modern house, big barn and other out-bulldlngs. Electric lights, telephone, wen and tana. Creek thru place. In Josephine County, Oregon, want Jackson County or southern California property. Route No. 1, Box HI. Central Point, Oregon. FOR S.VLE Cheap. Large lot In 8ls- kivou Heights, good view, inquire 1122 W. 4th. SILTCOOS 158 A. lske front, good house, summer home sites, vaiuaoie alder, wonderful water possibilities. Priced right, terms. F. Goude, Sllt coos, Oregon. WHY? Must rslse (650 cssh. which Is total price of this 80 sere- ranch. Non resident owner givea rouowing ae scrlption: "80 acres mountain ranch on Qulnea creek 3 miles off Pacific highway. Practically all level. Hs spring ana creex, iarge a room tog house, log fruit house. million ft of timber, 10 acres cleared, near school. Water rights can be had from Qulnea creek. Good stock range, fine garden land. Fine place for hunting lodge, fruit or nut ranch." what more can you ask? Totsl price (650 cash. ALSO Modern 7 room house, nicely loca ted, formerly sold for (3200. Total price now (1500. Half cash. J. C. Barnes, Real Estate. 20 N. Peach St. Phone 910-Y. WHEN you think of real estate think or grown as wnite. FOH SALE AUTOMU1LES FOR SALE '32 Chev. coach, good condition: will aell lor cash, box 11395 Tribune. USED CARS 1930 DeSoto Sedan. 1929 Chevrolet Sedan. 1929 Chevrolet Coach. 1928 Ford Sport Coupe. 1929 Ford Std. Coupe. 1929 PJymouth Sedan. 1925 Biilck Coach. 1911 Ford Victoria. Several good low priced cars. C. E. GATES AUTO CO. ' U.sed Car Dept. 6th & Bartlett FOR SALE 1930 Plymouth sedan. trunk, license, rirst class condition. Nash coupe, a dandy buy. Dodge coach, priced right. Chrveler Rds. 70 model. WALTER W. ABBEY, INC.. 123 S. Riverside St, Medford Al'TOMORILES WANTED SPOT CASH for used cars. Cash for your equity, or will sell your car for you. L. L. Roberts, 114 So. Riv erside. . FOB SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Extra good young goat. milking now. Call 341-J-l or ad dress Mary O. Carey, Talent. 'WHITE' HOOS. all ages. Exchsnge for Hereford bull, saddle or grain W W. Large. Williams, Or. FOR SALE Fresh milk cow (20, gen tle saddle horse 120 Fhone 31-F-13. Jacksonville. FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE 24 nine weeks old tu. 1 keys. Mrs. J. E. p:ant, Rt. 1, Rogue I Rjver, Oregon. , FOB BALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE OR TRADE Tabernacle tent 0 by 70 ft. roped and cross roped. O. A. DeVoe. M3-J-3. FOR SALE Model T truck end good teem. See Fred Oliver, Cole man Creek Road. Box S90 Medford. FOR SALE Sugar pine shskes. write A. O. Larson. Trail. Oregon. FOR SALE Apricots, good stse snd quality. R. O. Ward. 19-P-31. FOR SALE Apricots. Phone 539-X. FOR SALE Apricots, 2'4 ml. esst Phoenix. Joe Kantor, Fern vauey, FOR SALE Apricots 3 and 3c per lb Now ready at the Top Notch Or. chard. 10 minutes drive from town. end of King's Highway road. Bring your container. ROYAL ANNE cherries 3c picked. 820 Taylor. FOR SALE Apricots. Pierce's Hot House. Tel 6C7-R-3 FOR SALE SI6.00 electric range and water heater. 106 s Ivy. CHERRIES Blngs, Black Republi cans. 623 Taylor. FOR SALE Apricots, lsrge vsrtetles. Will begin ripening last of week Others following over a period of three weeks. Price 3o to 4o. Qeo. Alford. . lfl-F-3. BERRY CUPS, 66o per 100, Jerry Barr. 4th ft N. Bartlatt. FOR SALE It h. p. gas engine, trailer. Victor portable phonograph and reed organ. C. C. Starkey. West of Howard school. APRICOTS. Tllton. Reedy July 31. crop large, excellent. Price 3e ID. Linn Orchsrd, Eagle Point. HODOBN-BREWSTER Poultry and Dairy feeds. Jerry Barr, 4th & N, Bartlett. DAIRY FLY SPRAY Kills files snd sbsolutely keeps flies off cows pas ture. Will not taint milk. 00c per gallon, bring own container. Jerry Barr. 4th 4s N. Bartlett. NEW FEED STORE. Buy at lower prices. Jerry Barr. 4th es Bartlett. Phone 803. U. A BLISS Painting and paper hanging TsL 646-W. 313 S Grsps FOR SALE Blng snd Royal Ann Cherries. A. E. Kellogg, Block 1800. ' No. Riverside. FOR SALE Hotpotnt electrlo range like new half price 422 Laurel. FOR SALE Used sewing machines, all makes. (5 up: terms It desired. AU mskes rented and repaired. White Sewing Machine Co, 24 N Bartlett. FOR SALE Large electno brooder (8 00: or will trade for feed. See it at Samson's Feed Store. FOR sfnd. gravel, sement, fsrtlllwr and teaming, phone 9 12-J. MISCELLANEOUS HAVE your repair work done by N. Nelson in back Flesher'a, 113 So. Fir. Won guaranteed. AT STUD Tomboy, black As white stallion. Med. Riding Academy. Authorized Frlgldalre Service. Other Makes rep. Tel. 427. Nights 908-Y FOR SALE DOGS AND PETS FOR SALE Engllah pointer, Boston bull pups As shepherd. Puppies (1 each. Dr. stone. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstracts. MURRAY ABOTRAOT CO Abstracts of Title, iltle insurance. Rooms 8 snd 6. No. 92 North Central Ave., upstalra. JACKSON CO. ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title and Title Insurance. The only complete Title system in Jackson County. Dressmaking and Remodeling. TUB FASHION SHOP Davenport slip covers made to order. Phone 1181 for Information. Expert Window Cleaners. LET OEOBOE DO IT Tel. 1172. House cleaning. Ploor Waxing. Ori ental rug cleaning, specialty. Publlo Stencgrapher. ILLUSTRATED MIEMOOHAPH1NQ MAILING SERVICE PUBLIC STENOGRAPHY nritr. 1 VaMt 34 N. Central Koke-Cbapman, Ph. 113 ob Printing. MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT Best equipped plant in southern Oregon. Printing of all kinds; book olndlug; loose-leaf ledgers, and blanks, billing systems, duplicating cash aatea slips snd everything in the printing lines. 38-30 N. Grape Phone 75. Money to Lend. WE LEND tlONEY ON FURNITURE AND LATE MODEI AUTOS. Three per cent per month on un paid balance. No other oharges. See ' W. E. Thomas. 45 S. Centrsl. Ground floor Craterlan Theatre Bldg. 8' ate License No. 8-157. Piano ant floMn Instruction. FRED ALTON HAIOHT. Teacher of Ptauo, Violin, and Saxophone Hstght bong Service, Arranging. Composing, etc. 318 Liberty Bldg. Piano Inning Melody Shop, iak Hsnsen (form erly of Portland). BADS TRANSFR Si STORAGE CO Offloe 1015 No Central. Phone 315 Prices right. Service guaranteed. RE1NK1NG TRUCKING CO. Trans fer nd storage. We haul anything a-, a reason. d'.s price, ill No. Fir Street. Phone 933. HAWLEY TRANSFER - Expert nick- ers snd movere Special livestock moving equipment Prices right Riverside. Phoos 1044-X. Thompson Creek THOMPSON CREEK, July 38. (Spl ) Miss Cleone Falrburn and cousin of Billings, Mont., with her sister, Mrs. Frsucls Prescott of Klam ath Falls visited the 8. Ii. .Johnston, R. Hoffman, H, R. Blrnen, Herbert Elmore, and Hawklngs Bros, home ltut week. Ml is Fstrbum was a former resident of Thompson creek. Mrs. M. Grubb visited Sundsy with Mrs. Anna Knutsen. Mr. and Mrs. Ssm Johnson Joined the Applegats Grange at the last meeting. Lowell Blgbam of Medford Is visit ing with his relatives on Thompson creek. Ernest McBaln of Hornbrook, Calif, visited the Applegate , Orange last meeting. Leo Hoffman has been doing some finishing work on the tennis court at the. schoolhouse. Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds ars visit ing with their niece Mrs. Frank Knut ren this week. They have Just re turned from New York. While In Chicago they visited the world's fair. Dr. Coleman of Medford visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Kinsman. McLeod MoLEOD, July 28. (Spl.) Mrs. Lucy Harris, who has enjoyed several weekt visit with her sister, Mrs. E. D. Hoa and family has returned home to Salem. Mr. and Mm. Carpenter of Phoentx were week-end gueits at McLead camp ground and made some fine catch-5 of steelliead. jack salmon and Chin ook a. Or. Haines of Ashland spent Sun day at hla ranch, the former M&ns f.eld plaoe. The river la now at the best stage for fishing. Some fine catches were made just above McLeod bridge Sun day. One party of four landed twenty fish, steel head, trout and Jack salmon. The continued high water all spring brought more big fish In the upper nrer than has been known for some years; and presented the early placing of the racks at Elk creek station. The mouth of Big Butte is a favorite spot every evening for guesta from Rogue's koosc, anq local resorts. A Joint picnic by the Prospect and Laurelhurst Sunday schools was held at MoLeod camp ground Saturday. Outdoor Barnes were conducted by Bill Hesa in the forenoon. A belated children's day program was presented oy the Laurelhurst children. 1 Rev. Heyman of Grants Pass gave an Interesting talk on the history of tne sunaay school as a Christian or-! Sanitation. Mrs. Heyman told a de lightful children's story. Mr. and Mrs.; Bob Neely who conduct these Sunday ! schools, made a tew remarks and p. I. Dltaworth. senior member of the Laurelhurst Sunday school, respond ed by giving the history of the Sun day school In pioneer days here and. thanked Mr. and Mrs. Neely and Mrs. I Ncdrey for their faithful service. A picnic lunch was enjoyed at noon by a goodly number from both com munities. 1 Mail Tribune Daily across Ceremony Onetilne Kiameae coins bmell Age Actual Behave Mexican dlrh Held a session Having an ltchine a en sa lion Seat tn church On condition that Peacock butterflies Perform Kind of bird Diner . B-ihold Verify Symbol for sodium First ap pearance Kind of fine thin roualla Lt'is Rzlit N'tgftttvs Tra nit gresaloa Drawi Ssllor Light boats iNonmsu UIo element used In medicine Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle BE R Gf& AGjV I KITE v E RW&. RW ON bit GK Nil C tH5E RLfJ jfl'AjM im jW aJr F A R 1 VA N jj PJA C ES R E D E.' Ep E. D T O nIeI I R I SjEV A fflt N Till L I NTlDETtlTST ElD L E G A LMRSmzMs P A L A TA L i ET5 T EJR IS. Old 4. Ileslnmjs Hiibsune SI. ClllllB (P. Pulled apart W. Typn measures 1. Small salamander DOWN 1. Staffs t. Notion ' I2 p I iif I6 1 7 f " : m m u W3 HI" pii i5 HP '7 10 Hi!'23 i4 li2 ' 82 88 n 33 11 34 '9 MM Jbii SI """" "" 3Z p 53" S """" """ mT Valley View VAIiLEY VIEW, July 38. (Spl.) Mrs. Kenneth Lansing and daughter, Peggy, who have been visiting at the James Lennox home for two weeks, left tor their home In Portland Sat urday. Miss Lulu Smith of California, who has been visiting In Ashlsnd spent several days at the J. R. McCracken home this week. Mrs, George Nlckols and Mrs. II. R. Wesierberg were business visitors In Medford Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. A. Mllhoan. who were called .to Oalt. Calif., last week by the serious Illness of Mr. Mllhoan'e father. C. W. Mllhoan. who died Sat urday. The body was shipped to Ashland and the funeral held Mon day. Mr. Mllhoan left his widow and six sons and one daughter to mouru his loes. Prank Stratton accompanied Mer rick Thornton to eastern Oregon, where they spent several days visit lng friends. Mrs. Mary Courtney and two small daughters of Vancouver, B. O., slater of Mrs. Don Lowe, who visited her sister last week has returned home, Mrs. Eugenia Jackson, who has been seriously 111 for ten days, has been moved to the Ashland hospital. Her condition Is slightly Improved the last two days. Charles Koyl, son-in-law of Mrs, Jackson was at the Jackson horns last week from Pasadena. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Oallatln have had as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fehr and grandsons. Bob and Warren Fehr of San Francisco. They left Tuesda: for their home. Sunday Mr, and Mrs. Oallatln and their guests drove to Wolf Creek where they had a plcHlc, meeting Prof, and Mrs. Arthur Sawyer and baby of Myrtle Point, son- in-law and daughter of Mr. snd Mrs, Oallatln. Don Lowe visited Wagner Gap Sun day. Howard Burnetts, who li employed at the E. 0. Gardner place and lived at the ranch, Is receiving the sym pathy of the community upon the loss of his young wife who leaves, beside her husband a IS months old son. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Stratton and daughters of Hornbrook visited at the W. A. Stratton home Sunday. Word has been received that Mlsn Alice Judlsh and party of Los Ange les, who visited Mrs. C. W. Glasgow Thursday and Friday were In ft seri ous accident near Yreka on their re turn trip. Their car overturned, im mediately catching fire and was de stroyed as was all their clothing. The ladles were barely able to get out or ths car. one being quite badly burned and all suffering from cuts, bruises and shock. Little Jean Stratton is spending the week-end with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Stratton. Diamond Lake DIAMOND LAKE, July 28. (Spl.) Qlcnn "Pop" Warner, head football coach at Temple University, formerly at Stanford university, arrived at Diamond lake Saturday for the third year In succession that ths well- Cross - Word Puzzie 11. Killed IB. Three-toed loth 18. Forever XI. Harmonise or adapt it. Concentrate 29. The cony of ths Old Testament 37. Not naw U, Fish eggi 29. Parcel of ground 10. Unit of work M. Finish it. Beam of light 35. Branch of theology IrpatlnfT of " Christian unity it. Flag 40. Obfierva 43, Passageway 44. Command to a cat 41. Othello's false frltnd 44. Football po sition: abbr. 47. Thua 49. Afrenh IV). Repose 62. Poem hi. Clamor 67. Article I. Chickadee 4. Rtfore I. Flowering plant I. 1 0f aiusre metcra T. Couries I. I.'pper limb I. Ves-el for nrewlnr a hfverags 19, Story NEW YORK STIRRED BY KIDNAPING the activities of crv-1 service, you may late any. 2:30 vers, ling. t i. M. 1. at ter's oy telephoning the residents to 8-H58. SEDGEWICK tO-3-I3-!J..5 7-9-1 16-1-20 3-1-19.5-35 10-15-8-14 1S - 12 - 9 - 6-18-5-4 3 - 1 - 18 - 18 - 20 - 15 - 1312 - 25 - 14 - 3 2-1.18-M.5-25 18 - 9 10-9-13 15 - 8 - 1 - 7 - 5 - 20-15-1.74-25-11-5 13-21-19-8 20 - 18.1 - 2 - 9 - 14 - 4.2518.9 - 12 1 1 - 13 - 5 - 1915 - 2 - 18 - 5 Wanted 5 rr ANTIQUES AND HOUSE HAI.D liivi.in.i-." W J W A. Davis. 78 Central Ave. 4-1768. j SI Abducted from his home In Albany, N. Y, young John J. O'Connell (right) Is held for $250,000 ransom. His kidnapers communicated thslr ransom demands to his uncles, Edward J. and Daniel P. O'Connell, powerful New York stats political leaden. Abova Is coded edvertlss merit published In an Albany psper by ths O'Connells listing Inter. mediarles with whom ths kldnspers should nagotlats. Ths cods uses numbers for ths letters of ths alphabet, A Is 1, B le 2, etc. John T, Delany (left), Albany district sttorney. Is siding ths police search for ths kldnspers. (Associated Press Photos) known coach has been here to enjoy the good fishing In the lske snd nssrby stresms. "Pop's" first night at the lake was marked by a serenade by Stanford atudents and friends who are also staying at Diamond lake. C. R. Jackson and E. Potter of the Oregon State College were overnight guests at Diamond lake. Mr. Reed from Portland weighed hie limit catch Sunday, His S fish weighed 1(1 pounds, one of them scaling 6 pounds. Mr. and Mra. J. A. Perry of Med ford took advantsga of the long week-end csused by the election holi day to fish and rest at Diamond lake. Mr. Perry waa accompanied on his fishing trips by Mr. Sergeant, a. Paul Ford and J. J. O'Connor. All the party landed some fins rstnbow trout. Mr. and Mrs. Oemenson of the Jackson hotel, Medford and Dr. and Mrs, R. C. Mulholland were week end guests at Diamond lake. Flihlng has continued good the past week with a great many "limit" catchea of trout. Guests at Diamond lake have enjoyed almost perfect wea ther condltlona the past two weeks with bright warm days, and clear cool nights. t Foots Creek TOOTS CREEK, July 25. (Spl.) Mra. R. L. Miller, Mrs. Oeorge Drum mond, Mrs. M. Boomsllter, Paul Mc Ouat and Oeorgo Lance served on the election board July 91, Raymond Biles snd Edith Dusen- berry, while on their way to Orants Paaa July U on a mortorcycla, met with an accident. The front wheel locked, causing them to be thrown quite a distance. They were quite badly bruised snd shsken up, but not seriously Injured. Several from here attended ths fu neral services of Mrs. Roy Cameron at Oold Hill July 19. Mra. Csmrron was a sister-in-law of Mra. Effie Blrdseye. Mra. R. h. Miller, Phyllis and Jun ior spent July 14 In Ashland. Mrs. Pauline Wahl apent July 16 with Judge and Mra. Orant Matthews of Orsnts Pass. Mr. snd Mrs. Prank Elliott were Orants Pass visitors July 31. Mr. snd Mrs. Dsle Norton and twins. Eileen and Irene, Francis and Wayne of Oold Hill spent Wedneedsy even ing with Mr. snd Mrs. M. Boomsllter. Mr. snd Mrs. O. Loveless of Wll- llsms creek spent July Id with their dsughter, Mrs. Charlea McMerrlck and family. Genevieve Btumbo waa tn Grants Psss July 30 to have dentsi work done. She wss accompanied by Phyl lis Miller. Oene Miller went to Medford July 31 where he is employed by Fred Wshl. s Quests of Mr. and Mrs. L. Cook July 30 were Mr. snd Mrs. Bob Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lance and daughter. Ruth, of Oold Hill and Mrs. J. Esst- erly of Etna Mills, Calif., who la visit Ins; her cousin, Mrs. Floyd Lance. Mrs. L. h. Smith and daughter. Dorothy, went to Orants Paaa July 20 to spend several days with her daughter, Mrs. Nelson Boomsllter. Mr. snd Mrs. George Drummond were business visitors In Medfort July 93. Mr. snd Mrs. V. Cerveny of Med- forf, were at Riviera July 31. Her. cowden, paator of ths Rogue River church, and his congregation held services July 33 at Mr, snd Mrs. O. Pel mere at the Alaska Service park. Alter the services a basket din ner wss enjoyed. Mr. snd Mrs. R. I. Cook and Tony Rosa of Oold Hill spent July 38 at the Cook and Rows mine. Mrs. Minnie Berley bss returned the Welcome Wagon j te assist In this service addresses of new J-12-1S.JN 2S 15 - 1 2-1 2 - 8 - 12 - 5 - 25 14 3 - 2O - 14 - 5 - 1S - 5 - 25 - 9 - 14 from Ban Francisco, wiiere she spent some time with her son, Roy, who underwent a major operation. He la getting along nicely now. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Elliott, aon, Donald and Mra. Pauline Wahl spent July 33 and 33 at Diamond lake with their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Oroff. Mrs. R. L. Miller, Phyllis, George Lanoe and Mr. and Mrs. Mnrlon Lance attended church in Oold Hill July 33, to hear Henry Miller of Orants Pass, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wilson of Orants Pass, Mr. and Mrs. W. Galbreatb and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Oslbreath celled on Mr. and Mrs. Boomsllter July 33, E Because ths election board In the Galloe precinct of Josephine county left the polling place for thlr noon and evening meals, contrary to the etat law governing election proced ure, tne queetion of throwing out the eleotlon results for that precinct will be taken before District Attorney Sherman thia week, according to the orants psss Courier, County Clerk F. L. Ooon msde the discovery that the group had left, and he atated that had there been any candidate contests In the special elec tion, any losing candidate could pro test and further atated that he was not suns thst such severe treatment would be Justified in an election of the character of last Friday's. Thlrty.elght bsllots were esst there, out of a voting list of 104. Coal Miners lace Trouble. COLUMNIA, Mo (UP) Impend ing trouble smouldered today be tween striking workers and the coal mine operators. Workers have threatened to picket two mines un- lee their demands for a dally aalary of $3.75 ars met. Operators say they can afford to pay not more than 3.38 a day. anion Leads Orchestra. BKATTLIC (UP) Ltsut. OoV. Vic tor R. Meyers, former band leader, radio performer, mayoralty candidate and movie player, la back at hla old post today waving a baton before hla orchestra. He prealded at the legis lature In great atyle, but aald he was glad to get bark to hla old Job. m eii SAL re 7.8-"l2-25 hi G M SAu VI ro tu til r St Small Store Room FOR RENT Size 17x60 feet i block off Main Street 32 North Grape Thii room wtii formerly occupied by the Maytag Store, next door to the Mall 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 GETCHELL FIRST SEE FOOD VALUE OF It was more thsn year sgo that Medford people were mads aware of the medicinal food qualities of ths southern Oregon pear, which ars now sttractlng io much attention throughout the Pacific northwest. It wss recalled hers todsy. Tns atten. lion of ths publlo wss drawn to ths pear by an interview with Delroy OeU.hWl. president of the Farmers and Fruitgrowers banks, published 1b the Mali Tribune. In the Interview Mr. Oetohell stat ed that the pear wna unusually velu. able aa a food for diabetics. In that Its sugar content would supply ths pattonta with needed sweetness in a form which they could receive with out suiferlng Increased Illness. At the time he made the statement little to said about It, he recalled today, and many of hla frlenda were of the opinion that Ala description of the pear and Ita food Talue was greatly exaggerated. Since then sclentlats hare mads similar atatementa and now Mr. Oetchell la convinced that his story hss rung trus and la pleased to find the pear as good as he thought it wss. Artlclss In northern and southern papers havo lauded the pear and It promises to be aoceptd far and wide ns unequalled as a food for diabetics. High vitamin content at Oregon peey and the presence In this fruit ti the rare lavuloss sugar has been re vealed in research oarrled on ol the Oregon Medical school and Oregon State oollegs on a cooperative basis witn tns Oregon-Washington Pes bureau. In a resent report of this work, Henry Hartman. hortleulturallst with the bureau and atatiened at Cor vallis, reported that preliminary tim ings are promising, but that mudt work remaina to be done before the extent of their importance can to determined. The Investigation of ths vitamin content of winter peara waa made by Dr. Ira A. Manvtlle, aasodtato profes sor of physiology at ths Oregon Med li'al school at Portland, He found thst the Winter Nells variety waa partic ularly high In vitamin O content and that winter peara In gener.. compare: i favorably with oranges In this regard. Intensive work on ths chemical content of pear hss been carried on . by J. G. Moors at Oregon Stat col lege. He has established definitely ths presence of levulosa sugar tn ths peer, ths only form of sugar tolerated by ths systems of those person af f lloted by diabetes. Ho has not yst worked out any practical method of extracting It In quantltlea, however. Levuloae now commands an excep tionally high marxet pries, running up to 435 pound because of ths dif ficulty In extracting It. Recent re ports are, however, that an Iowa sol entlst has found ft wsy of refining It from Jerusalem artichokes at a coat of only ft tew cents ft pound. Mr, Moore la now In the mlddlewsst In. vestlgstlng this report and related matters pertaining to posilbls recov ery of levulosa from pears. Whether pears as such, or whether ft fruit syrup msde from them will be or special vslue to dlabste remslnj to be determined, says Professor Hart- man. It 1 hoped that by continuing thU work much valuable Information for both producers and consumers of pears will be developed, as psst Inves tigation of the food value of pears ass been unuiuslly mesger. Will Attempt Sale Oregon Flax Store SALEM, July 26 (AF)' William El nil, secretary of the atat board of control, will leave for New York within ttle next ten dayi to contact buyers to move about 976 000 worth of flax on hand at the state pen 1 ten Mary. Expenses for hla trip were tentatively approved by two member of the board her today, Oovernor Julius L, Meier and Rufua C. Hoi man, slate treasurer.