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Newspaper Page TextPAGE NINE You Can 't Afford to Miss the Buying Opportunities Listed Here 4 5IE..F0RD ITHTL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1933. Why Not Try a Want-Ad WUK to Mil jour homef Want to get rtd of &" ends in household turnisMngsf Do jou od tooU lor your gar a.nJ . An inexpensive Want-Ad ?n th. M.U Trlnun. Cl.samed Pag. will find th. answer to this anJ many other perpleaiug problems. H.re Are the Rates: Per word first insertion ac (Minimum Joe) Eacb additional Ineertlon, per word ' ittlnlmlinl lOOl Per line per month, without copy ebengea . I US 75 Phone "lost a.nu rouNO ' BOaG, Ottmamw . . . i toST-Spectacle. In case. Pj btween 2L." -..-. return r.-ima.ir. St. H IOU11U f " to Mail 'nwuiw. 12aT-n doTssmgT oall . Niantia No Questions asked. ' WANTED MALB HELP chance' for a.vaJ5ml',uns! -:Tr;T.hm.t 830. Good retur..-. vw.." - -.mrtrnl street. 9?" Pe"?-ni",'t side, east of rum nvu "--, t Call alter -gas station, dm.""" - 4 p. m. HELP WANTED FEMALE - - ! . mnA Wife fOT dairy WArric- must oe 53s- ZkCa"RSer.n7 require. Box 12355, Tribune. ' WANTED-SITOATION wSprSTwoanhTchn Wlries position as cook tor fami.f oVcrew.Wrlu. Box 'Wbune cSSSwTlady n" work. References. Box 11371. rr TliTOMOUILES WANTED Spot CASH for used cars. Cash for your equity, or will aeU vour car for you. U I. Roberts. 114 So. Riv erside ' WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Good set double hsrness. Must be cneap -""-, Csmeron. care Owen-Oregon Lbr. sas Co. Phone 771; after 5 o'clock call 437-W. W" ANTED Buy or lease smeU ranch, close in, with pasture and build ings. Box 12235. Tribune. ..w-nt . 8-room mod ern, well-located house Just what s bride would like, muss gain. Have 81000 cash. What hae you7 Phone 810-J-o. WANTED Bicycle: must be good Give price. Box 12440. Tribune. WANTED Mountain ranch. 180 acres or less, unimprovea. live , w.nt some second growth timber. Box 12434. WANTED Homestead relinquish ment: must be 3000 ft. elev with permanent live stream, some tim ber. BOX 1243. -jnoun. iri white Lenborn pullew. r rtturrlntlon and price. Box 123. Butte Falls. Ore WOULD LEASE small herd Guernsey cowa to party wnn ieeo. a. a. Howell. Rt. 2. Grants Pass. t WANTED Warrants. Redden Co. i WANTED to buy old gold, den'.al S scraps, placer gold Cecil M. Jen nings, corner irron iwau. WANTED Household goods, stoves tools or what have you Medford Bargain House. 27 N. Grape St. Tel WANTED Listings of vslley homes in . exchsnge for choice Cal. property Staple Realty Co.. Ashland. HAT. GRINDING A specialty Brown, the hsy grinder. 40 80. centrsl. MIONE 969-R. Have your furniture reuphoiatered, reglued. reflnlshed Thlbault. WANT LIVESTOCK Will trade equity tn S-room house, sxcellent location uox 1083i Tribune. 1 WANTED Karry Keen for Model Phone 479 -X. JUNK WANrED We psv cash for JUNK BATTERIES, RADIATORS. ALUMINUM BRASS. COPPER Junk of all deecriotions. MEDFORD BVROAJN HOUSE ! 37 No Orspe Tel 1083 FOB BENT HOUSES FOB RENT Furnished suburban ; home; all city conveniences; t bed- rooms. Box 12358, Tribune. FOR RENT A duplex, well furnlsh- ed. close In: 3 rooms and bath; (17.50. Phone 31 or 1149. ! FOR RENT Furnished 1154. house. Tel. WANTED To rent. Sept. I. modern or 8-room furnished house. Csll 1 731-X. ; FOR RENT Furnished house, water psld. three sleeping rooms, gftrage. , Fifteen doners per month. 128 Al mond Street. t FOR RENT Very attractive duplex; , fr'.g;da:re. e'.ec. range, oil heater. 8 South Newtown. EOUZA rOR RCTTCali 8S5. rOB BENT HOl'SES FOR RENT 308 summit. 718 S. Jackson. Holly Court cottage. 811 w. and, 4.13 K. Hollr. 320 No. Holly. 102S W. 9th. Abort houses good eondltlon. R sonable rentsl. Phone H. H. Brown. 105; titer S, 1870. FOR RENT 8-room house, Inquire 20 8 Fir. close In. FOR RENT room duples. unfurn ished. 610 No. Bartlett. Phone 3H-R-1. FOR RENT Furnished 4-room house; overstuffed: 822.90. 314 Cottage. Koy 308 Ashland Ave. Phone 1383-J. FOR RENT Furnished 4-room house, 818 East 9th. 812.50. Tel. 1382-J. 3-ROOM house, close In; upholstered furniture, israxe, hardwood floors. fireplace, oil heating. Write B. J. Palmer. Bt. , or csll Tel. SI. FOR SALS OR RENT tldney Smith home turner West Main s orange Eicluelv listing. W I. Vawter Jackson Co Bank Bldg. FOR RBNT Well furnished 8-room - modern home breakfast nook, fur nace, hardwood floors, fireplace. electric refrigerator. 840.00, water paid. Phone 728. FIVE room rurntsned home. US Cot tage. i ROOM unfurnished duplex, tn 237 So. Ivy. HOUSES i.10. 812.60 and 816, water paid: wood range phone 105. F !.. EVr-.1 1, IIUUIU, 8 1 LiUUnl we- tMvn OmnV CI-. fllinlikW A unfurnished Brown 8r White. CLASSY modem 5-room stucco, front. Clear 828 Pine. FOR RENT S-room modern house. Inquire 284 Beatty. FOR RENT APARTMENTS NEWLY furn. apt., private; radio, etc 518 So. Oakdale. AVAILABLE Aug.. 15. 39 Glen Osk 105. Court. Phone H. after 3, 1870. FOR RENT Purnianed apartment. overstufred: hardwood floors ugnt and heat Mall Tribune phone 75 FOR RENT Furnished apartment. 345 No Bsrtlett. DDRR2LL COURT 829 No HoUy. FOR RENT FURNISHED BOOMB FOR RENT Nicely furnished eleep lng rooms, with bath room privi leges, garage. 810 per month. 325 So. Riverside. FOR RENT Attractive rooms, board at 14 Cottage. good ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 S Orape FOR RENT UOARU AND ROOMS BOARD AND ROOM at 718 Ratea very moderate. FOR RENT -MISCELLANEOUS OAB1NS 445 So. Front BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES WILLOW SPRINGS nervlce station for lease. Central point. 81000 TO INVEST In email business partnership considered. no oeer Box 12378 Tribune. FOR SALE. TRADE OR LEASE 10 abm suto camo at Alturas, Calif B:g P:ns Lbr. Co.. Medford. Ore. FOB EXCHANGE FOR SALE OR TRADE Good "39" Harley-Davldson motorcycle for car, horses or cattle. Phone 33I-J. SALE OR TRADE Cow and wood trailer. Brunswick, Perfection oil stove. German rifle and bayonet, Masonic encyclopedias, books, con sistory ring, etc., for cash, young cow, wood range, wood, bed, chairs. edibles, etc D. A. Caepsrle, 6,15 west iatn. FOR SALE OR TRADE Good wood ri.nge or will trade for wood. l. C. Scott, Rt. 1, Central point. FOR EXCHANGE Light sedan In eood condition, for truck. Phone 897-R-l. FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR WOOD Portable phonograph, 3 doe. rec ords. Call 308 Ashland Ave. FOR TRADE Wood or labor, carpen tering or psistlng for hay or gram Phone 878-W. I-ROoM modern home bath, laundry trar screened porch, bullt-tas gar age shade snd 'ruit trees: 9700 equity tor car, acreage cabin sit or what hsve yoo Phone IS38-L. or write Box 13337. Tribune. FOR SALE OR TRADE Good sound ,'"rt horse, 1400 lbs. 7 years old Walter Jones, 2nd Bouse below bridge. So. Ashland. WOOD for jay or potatoes, near Trail R O Skellenger, Trail Or. FOB EXCHA.NOE REAL C9TATC FOR TRADE 828 A. Montana land tn Mussel Shell county; 4 miles fence. 30 A. farmed, good spring, some saw timber: unincumbered; taxes paid. Good stock rsnch. Box 12229. Tribune. TO EXCHANGE Nice little home In Bend. Ore., clear for something clear In Medford or Aai.iana. prefer smu acreage. What bare you. 155 7th St.. Ashland. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE 43 A. on Crater Lake highway; $ A. ur.oer uiicn. iiw a n . falfa; fair buildings. Ed Pence Trsi Ore. ATTRACTIVE dty It country proper. ties St DUjers prita. cast i:itii Rentals. Roberts, 720 West 2nd. Tel 1528-J. FURNISHED 5-room house. Best buy In Medlord. Owner, 1024 West till). WHEN you think of real estat think of Brown e Whit. FOB SALE POULTRY 250 R. t. Red pullet. la montriA old inj?. repairing. Pbone 23. Pruittt B.ood, Pitt View An , car Centrsi j Melody Shop. Lew Hansen, Jormer Poiaw , iy of PortiS-ad. FOR SALE At'TOMOBILtS. Good Ued Cars! Trades Yonr Old Car lor a Better One I & Written auarantee with Every Car. 1930 Ford Sedan. 1930 Bulck DeLuxs Sedan. 1929 Hupp Roadster. 1928 LsSslle Conv. Coupe. 1928 DeSato Sedan. 1938 Chev. Conv. coupe. 1829 Hudson coupe. ARMSTRONG MOTORS. INO. SS N Riverside FOR SALE One Federal truck, one Bulck sedan, cheap. Call 830 8. Central, BUYS IN USED CARS 1924 Bulck 4 Touring: licensed ...8 23 1927 Ponttac Coupe; fine shape. 1927 Chrysler 4-paseenger coupe.. 8130 1925 Dodce Sedan. 1928 Etudebaker Coach 8 75 1928 Chevrolet Roadster. 1930 Studebaker Dictator. 8350 1931 Studebaker 8 Dictator. SANDERSON MOTOR CO. Studebaker and Rockne Sales and Service. FOR SALfc -LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Young Jersey cow at a sacrifice. Also heifer coming two-year-old. Inquire A. T. Lathrop, Central Point. FOR SALE. CHEAP 3 excellent milk cows. Phone S71-R-2. FOB SALE DOOS AND PETS FOR SALE Collie Humane Society. pups, 81; males. FOR SALE MUSICAL INSTKtSMEN 18 GOOD USED PIANO, 859.00. Baldwin Piano Shoppe. BARGAIN tn used Bungalow Piano. Baldwin Piano Shoppe, 28 a. orape. FREE PIANO LESSONS with purchase of piano, balance this montn. , few REAL BARGAINS left at pres ent low prices. Baldwin Piano Shoppe, 2S S. Grape. FJR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Golden Bantam corn. tomatoes, other vegetaoies. r. o Carpenter, Jacksonville highway. FOR SALE 780 ft. li-lnch black pipe, inquire fi. c. uavis, ccsgic Post Office. FOR SALE Household furniture. electric range, dining set, raaio. Davenport. Bargains. Leaving town. Inquire 28 Myrtle, Medford. FOR SALE Steel dump-bed. Pat s Secondhand Store. ATTENTION. FRUIT GROWERS Galvanized tree- prop books. Get them while they last. Modern Plumbing Is Sheet Metal Co. Tel 820. FOR SALS Golden bantam sweet corn, I5c dozen; Vi mi. so. Baker's Cervice sta. D. Selman. FOR SALE Kelvlnator, Just like new. 875: easy terms. Brunswick radio, like new; lees than half of wholesale coat. Piano, second hand; real bargain. COMMERCIAL FINANCE CORP. . Phone 31. FOR SALE Himalaya blackberries. Pick em yourself. 1 5c gal. Marie bange, central point. Phone 307 FOR SALE Circulating heater, good condition. Buy now. Box 12325 Trl bune. FOR SALE Broccoli snd cabbage I . plants. izB? e. uta st. FOR SALE Used tewing machines, stl makes. 84 up; terms It desired. Al! makes rented and repaired. White Sewing Machine Co, 24 N Bartlett LINN ORCHARD, Eagle Point, apri cots of the usual fine quality, no scale. Will last until Aug. .10. Price as advertised. DAIRY PLY SPRAY Kills files and aosolutely keeps flies off cows pas ture. Will not taint milk. 80c per gallon, bring own container. Jerry Barr, 4th ds N Bsrtlett. FOR SAI& Large ce box; also large electric range. 708 Dakota Ave. HODGEN- BREWSTER Poultry and Dairy feeds. Jerry Barr, 4th N. Bartlett. NEW FEED STORE. Buy at tower prices. Jerry Barr, 4th 8s, Bsrtlett. Phone 803. FOR 8AX.S Hotpotnt electric range ui new. osi; once. 422 Laurel. FOR eALE OR TRADE Tabernacle tent 30 by 70 ft roped snd cross roped. C. A. DeVoe, 533-J-3. FOR sand, gravel, sediment, fertilizer ana tesming. phone 912-J, MISCELLANEOUS Authorised Frtgidsire Service. Other M'.xes rep. Tel. 427. Nights 808-Y BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstracts. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title, title Insurance Rooms 8 and 5. No. 32 North Central Ave., upstairs JACKSON CO. ABS1RACT CO. A Miracle of Title ant) Tl'le immune. The; only complete Title System In Jackeon County. Eipert W inflow Cliumera. let osaaoa rx it Tel. ina Bouse slesmn. Floor Wax.nt- Orl entsi rug cleeaitiif. specialty. oh Piintlnj. MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT Best equipped plant in southern Oregon, printing of all tinde; book binding; loose-leaf ledgers, sod blanks, hlli.ng syiteme- dup'itcsttng cash sales slips and everything o the printing, lines. 39-30 2. Orape Phone 7ft. Piano Tun! nr. EXPERT PIANO TUNINO Regulftt- BUSINESS DIRECTOR rotating end Psperhangiag. it. A BUSS Piloting end ssper hanging. Ttl 848-w. Hi 8 Drape Piano ant iolln instruction. FHED ALTON KA.OKT. Teacher oj Plsno Height Song Service. Arrang ing, Composing, etc. 318 Liberty Bldg. Money to Lena. . WB LEND -ONEY jfi FURNITURB AND UkFE att'DEi AUTOa. Three per cent per month on un paid bulance No other charges See W. E. Thomas, 48 S. Central around floor Craterian Theatre Bid State License No S-I57. Traasfer. BADS TRANSFER 4i STORAGE CO. Office 1018 No centra! Phone sis Prices rtght. Service guaranteed. REJNKINO TRUCKING CO. Trans fer nd storage We haul aaytaing a: a reasonable price. 11 No Fir Street. Phone 332. HAW LEY TRANSFER Expert pack ers and movers Special livestock moving equipment Prices right Riverside, phone 1044-X LEGAL NOTICES Call for Bills for Transportation, The Board of Directors of School District No. 60 will receive bids until August 18:h, 1933. for transportation to Medford of school children ol saw district. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Further Information may o received from B. M. Kline, chairman, Rt. 3, Medford; May E. Chirgwin, clerk, Rt. 8, Med- rora Xottre The Board of Equalization, for the County of Jackson, State of Oregon, will meet on the 14th day or August. 1933. st use oilice of the County As sessor of the shove named eounty and state, for the purpose of review ing ana equalizing me assessment rolls for the year 1933. J. B. COLEMAN, County Assessor, Persist PERSIST, Aug. 10. (Spt.) Miss Janet Gould of Ashland has been vis iting with Mrs. H. O. Childreth on Elk creek for the past week. - Ervin Hutchison snd Clifford Ay res left Tuesday for the hills, to sslt their cattle. They expect to return on Friday, Miss Arline Childreth and Jftnet Gould were afternoon callers st the Matthews cabin Tuesday the 8th, George SchtrmerStom snd Carl Childreth made a business trip to Trail Tuesday night. Mrs. Mildred Milter, cook lor the Mountain Lumber company of Per sist, has been very Hi, following major operation at the Community hospital. She is reported to he slight ly improved. Friends are hoping for a speedy recovery Ills Elk Creek C. c. C. camp Is busy constructing the Burnt Peak road, where they expect to erect the new lookout house. Mildred Young and son Donald, also Dorothy Ash, were callers at the home of Mrs. Ervin Hutchison Monday. Copper COPPER, Aug. 10. fSpectal) Mrs, Ripply entertained with awlmmtng party Sunday. Present were Mr. ajad Mrs. Floyd McKee, Mrs. Amos Mc- Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS t. Pointed tool . Fiyin, con trivance I, Gaol 12. Beam of tight IS. First man H, Specie of dost IS. Birds, plants ' or animal ef a certain kind IT, Son nt Beth lis Unable to find one' way 1. Backs on a baseball diamond 28. Cold and cntwls J. Ward off ii. Sl-tfr of ne'e parent 2. Indljto plant ' 27. Pfvie-nl JO. Yaks X2. Vaporoot M. Conateiiatten 3. Otherwise 17. Igal claim tK tnfastn 4f. vfh liirhtly 41. Krr-nch city 43. Ouir garment 4. Ardor 4S. 8jtmnt of th $P. T'leaier b Solution of Yesterday's Puxx! REjRt UnCRQS9n.t!l A tT KjAllT ONjA E-H WpfTK SHE kM JA TiA gSojR E ADflV g6T At E Sfel IgEpVp AiJlR p e f&l i 5t3m EiEp Bn H slALEHLET EfE jft M HE sHlfeqS H O T gBl -"HR ooeNt ! i -I iSk 1 IBfl5 1. 252 Ki. Squander time 2. Not at hPm U. KnpHsh rifr 54, H.eompn 5. Bu-ry llttls irBci DOWN t. Kin1 of l trie Mam 2. Armed cooftlct -ri-- ,a W III lT M1 nil ZTZSl iiii ww, m 7? 2T- 1 -, P, mT w H I I wr I 1 I tor IT Ke snd Mrs. John Byrne- 8sd chil dren, Maurice snd Gisdyce. Cordon Phelps, stationed at Camp Apple!, visited a Floyd fUppeys Sunday. Miss Valera, Winninghara was tak en to the Community hospital Mon dsy and underwent an appendicitis operation Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. McDantel and daugh ter, Maurietta, are leaving Thursday for Vacaville. planning to spend a few days en route at Crescent City, A small swimming party was en joyed at Harr's Sunday by members of Vie Christian Endeavor. Twenty-six Camp Fire Girls of Ash land arrived at Squaw Lake Wednes day to camp two weeks. Wtiltam Dorn spent the week end on hnslnesa and vtalttng in Grants Pass. Medford and Ashland. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rippey were tn Medford on business Saturday. Mrs. Pert Stephenson entertained a few guests at a dinner party Sun day, rhos enjoying her Hospitality were Mrs. Jim W'iaoiHgham sad daughter, vsisrs; Mrs. Polly wstklns snd sen. Quy: sirs. Mark winning. ham. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Colltnge and Billy Wltrotngham, Mn. Alice Hedburg visited Mrs. Grace Lewis from Monday until Wed nesday Mr. snd Mrs. Fred CoppSe were shopping tn Medford Sunday, Mrs Fred Dorn recently ieft for Ashland, where she has accepted poslt'on at the Club cafe. Bite will be Joined In September by her sort. William. Miss Ruth Pigeon of Everett, Wash,, is visiting Mrs, Lena Lewis. 1 Phoenix PHOENIX. Aug. 10. fBpi.t Rob Furry, Mrs. Belie Furry and Mrs. Lets Furry are spending s few days ' Lost Prairie on a vacation trip, .Fifteen members of the young peo ple's society of Christian Endeavor attended the rally and meeting at the City park at Grants Pass last Sun day. Services for the Presbyterian church next Sunday are as follows: Sunday school at 10 o'clock. J. O. K. Poling. superintendent. Preaching services at 12 o'clock. Rev. Ralph S. Peterson, who has been on a vacation for the past three weeks, will be back snd wilt bring the message both morning and evening. Christian Endeavor meeting, 7 o'clock, JMSilOPS, ABOUT MI Crop oondittona a a whole, in Jackson county, are good, according to County .gent Robert Q. Fowler. . Wheat yield, due to the wfrsftze out" last winter, i below pornuil, and will run about 25 bushels to the acre. ome acreages will run as high as M bushels to the acre. Other grain crop suffered from the "frecsseout." Sixty per cent of wheat crop has been threshed, according to County Agent Fowler. Next week work will start on the wheat production control clause of the Farm Adjustment Act. This em- bodies the process tax. Further in ; formation thereon -will be published ! later. . The third cutting of alfalfa is com ing on fast, Kay production was average. . The corn crop is good, and average. Cross-Word Pszzls t. TSBb t. Compel 15, American Indian ttr V . Of IK D'Urbsr- vlllet" I. Puff up 1. Girdle Jft, Phmsttne r4 tU Futt-rrowii: pike 22. Hearten 24, Device for rripptnf ttt& BOiillrt: Jt, Charaslirr In sn JeeUndie s. lt City in lawa 2. Enjtfith rivsr 21, Csrf . The ebrtBss 28, Withdraw 92. Saeebsll tsms 4ft. Coneidursd 41. Animal's skiff 4 Medicinal plant . Wreath bear imr a knirHt's creat 4T. Sty is of hair, cat 45. levoured 4. BVMy nbsr js4 tor AHmc mat tress I. Romtn date Checkered woolen clots T. City In Csr- mm Mill AND BARBECUE AT K. F, CONVENTION PI&&S hv been completed by fcha Klamath convention coovnUuios for Uii biff fre wtr cmtvl tnd becu which wtll be one at the teed Utg event of 8tury, the tut dy ol ths Legion convention. The wat er carnival win feature three elatee of epeeti boat race and wili be held; at 2:30 p. m. on Lake Ena just beiow th Una- river bridge. Barf board rtairsj t-nd other tuci, wttfc ptehtjr of sptil fcztd tftrtft -ured, are etw betogi tttgd by the comntUtae in charge of thS inter eating eporta event. Mueio wiit be provided, b; Legion drum corps and bands. A real old time barbecue wltt plenty of free "eat" will be held tn connection, wtth the water carni val, thank to the cooperation f public spirited local citizen. The beef t( the barbecue ha been do nated bf n. S. Alexander and W. Q DaUsn. cheese by the Maim Cheese com part y and the bread by local Klamath bakere Then alio will be plenty of beer on tap during the barbecue,, this having been donated to the Legion by the Lcet River dairy, Klamath Billiards, Palm Beer Garden, John Melin, Pioneer Tobac- coinpany, Maon. Ehrman corn puny and the Western States Grocery company. At the suggestion f the donors, the beer tt! be ld cd the receipts uaed to. defray the expe of th4 free carnival arttf batrbecuft including the prizes to be awarded the winners of the varioua event. Saturday sight's program includes a bis Ume wrestling card at the Le gion halt and public dances and on Sunday sight-seeing trips to Crater Lake- end Uhe Modoc lava beds wlU be available for Legion and fcuxiU&ry visitor. Comrnunlcations "lest We Fofget." To the Editor: A certain World war veteran of ssy acquaintance is now abie to spend cart of his time away from the gov ernment sanitarium. wisef he has been receiving medics? sttentton these osst 15 years. He is a. victim of shen shock, and is, indeed, most ptuane figure. He has !!tt!e control of Ms Umbs, talks with some dlHtotStj and ts considered slightly moronic. Now at one lime this man of whom ; Xm speaking was very agile, reiineet. weil-educated and norma! n aH rs spects. He had an actlre, J rr.!gr;t even ssy. a brilisnt mind. Zven at present on. must needs ds on one's toes white conversing with hinv as he is by no means the simple-minded conversational adversary he Is reputed o be. However, th fact which t w'srt V stress is not the physical piighs of; my friend, but the attitude which. people in the community affect to ward him. True, he is tolerated- hut such toleration! You know the kind I mean, the uplifting of brows and "we must humor him expres sion. All the !! sign of mesttl superiority so often applied to the mental Inferiors who are some-time not so Inferior, What must their reactions he? Tn my friend the popular social atti tude he encounters has developed a most lamentable ease of inferiority complex, t wonder If this oouid he possible were bis mind as completely destroyed as popular, belief credits it to be. , We, as a nation, havs trawled a great distance since 1938, hut havs we traveled so far that we hav for gotten those returning ranks of khaki sa til with th weariness of the trenches? Have we forgotten those empty sleeves, thos boys on crutches, the eighties, staring eyes and the appalling vacancies that can nw be refilled? Hsve we forgotten the loyalty, the suffering, th gsliant honor of these boys? Is it possible w could havs forgotten when ait over the nation ws are- daily con fronted with th fairs of that g.Et ton? It seem that th las ws can do in recompense to drop our toler ant, pitying attitude ssd accept the rav a normal human beings again. t am certain they would appreciate our renovated conception of them snd f sincerely hope that this little re. minder will bring about new erst of social acceptance for thos among : us whom we have most shamefuliy neglected if not forgotten. DOROTHY BEVYTfK, Trail, Ore., Jtug. t. EAGLES TO SEE MAGICIAN WOi 1 In tor for mmbr of th Kd ford Art.v Frttrntl Ordr of EajiM. nd thtr trtonti. Tri6f tveniRg whn Elnr J. Whtppie. wideij known msgirtsn. wtlt ntrtjn th Eg.4 the yiHiT nd tn fnri pubtic nt th HJ1, orr th Medford Nftt!ont bsnk. Whipple brtntw hit mugie from Kvi rope, the Orlttnt, nI from th tr corner of Afrtc, nd promts sn Tnir.ff of thrtil nd myiticUm. c of th Eglt iodft. Hum ton Mt4 ytcrd7 thst th gnrl public is Urgfd to sttend th mystery sboir which wltt b foliontefl bf tne. A mH cbsrgs will b ms1, Huton !d. NEW YORK DAY BY DAY By O.O.Mclntyre NEW TORK August 10. Manhat tan's gold rush U not confined to jobless hitch-hiking west ta the hop of eking a bare 1 i I ng. Invest, gator Include re- .1 sponsible to port -i ant tn many calling. Bernard Oimbel. of the department store, Qene Tunneysnd Eddie Dowling Of the theater. Bach swjsscy re sort as South- Jilxu. J Tattoo S bit several soctsi lights who Jour neyed Incognito to stake out claims to Sundry fields whispering ot strike. Cohlns, Wrights husband. Bill, botn In society. It prospecting tn New Me. Ico to recoup market losses. h large sporting goods house has department specializing tn outsits tor city-bred, prospectors. Everything on grand scale for those who be lieve there tt gold Jn "them thar feUEa." Private classes tor tnfvtruc tton in rudimentary gsotogy have many Social Registerttee. Tlare is a theory Watt Btreet wttt net provids meaat of qutck: Jortitns for years. Discovering a gold lode appears the only way for a sudden financial come-back. Thus many have deserted flannels snd the ve-rs-iid. for higiAipped isooSa, 3st!ssr ersitri and tiia- placer pan. A barber oa Cllntcs street named Pecora quickly csplid th pub licity value of his namesake Ferdi nand Fecora. A window card reeds; D. Fecora, barber. Let us Investi gate your scalpl" New York ha 00.000 men snd wo men who sleep by day and work fey night that th rest of us may sat new bread for breakfast, drink fresh milk, read newspaper and perhaps slid certain letters under th clock before beginning day. They sleep in hushed home with blind down and are busiest when most of us ar dead to th world. I am told that one attuned to night work few want to giv it up. Nla'nt. too, bring out Its human miscellany that fades with dawn. TSw tottering oid Ssdy with trey of shoe laces, ta rachitis feiiow with one myoptic ya and many matches the whits-haired patriarch with jacket of needles, etc. Art trying to appeal to mankind in Its most expansive moments. And with perpetually wilt ed expression taking the current of ; kindness s It comes. They chirp along til Rialto that George Jean Nathan' bleats about Koel Coward's "Design for living" were because th play was dedicated to Alexander Wootlcott, Nathan an cient enemy, . In a particular Button place set Coward and Wooiicott ar known as Noey-woey and Ackey wacky. Thingumabobs: H. O. Well like to play tennis tn hi bar feet , , . Pars Lorents 1 youngest of th ci nrm critic , , , TSonllo L Guard la has smoked on pip 2 year , . . 6ecil Beaters Is th fsvortt photog rapher of society girl of Sew York, London snd Paris, . , . Gen Buck can ami! exactly Ilk Eddie For . . . SchlaparelU, Trench fashion designer, it leaving for New Tork shortly wita view of opening a shop her , , , A Americans won't com over , . On of Mew York's best (tag dasot directors, Julian Mitchell, was atone deaf . . . Vincent Astor owns th most expenslv West Highland terrier in th worid ... Th William Seemans ar moving from their Ski-Ht-Frn penthouse in th village to on on th sit of th oid Century Theater , , . For a prowler no- stretch of Manhat tan Is so engaging as that below lui toa after 5 p, m. A brooding msg- nifieene about th enormous towers that inspires reflection. Sxeept th shirt-sleeved night watches sad occa aioaai patches of bright antiques th district is desolated, Puzioua daylight hurry baa drained out, A pert ste nographer, kept tat at ia offics, may scurry to subway, but that is !!. And for an engaging view of ta city gas up Wall Street at th sil houette ef th Trinity's thia black pencil spire a th sun sinks. I not dark-timbered Dewey's es Fulton street carries on. Lunching there once, a man with white-tipped sideburns and enormous red nose hurried through to table behind screen. Thl flssh ws my only view of th elder J. !, Morgan. Thtt Tntnf I post'esrded my ftheri "Lunche- in sm picct w!tn J, Morgan tody." And the Jocal rnetkif, mltnr it up, hut ftrst pg cpttmt "tocsl Boy Morgtn' Lunch eon Oueat," Copaffltnt J83S, Mcuni Syndi cs, Inc mwm TRUCK FEES mil BE DfSCUSSED SAi.EM, Aug, W. (AFJ A hear Ir.g for sll "snywbere-for-hire" freight common motor carrier In order to arrivt at some uniform charge for srSc, was called for August 23 at Saiera by th public uiiiitia commissioner today. Thf purpose of the hesrtng Is to deter- i min what rate ar being charged and invutigalion of these tates in j order to rriv at a untform system. Herbert Kauser, supervisor of trans portatien under th new 1933 act declared, Relit. Murdock t to-, csnncr of the Monarch Brand Bartlett prs. will B fprsntd t Sdettfora tSi son fry siyros Sons, 7-A a IN TURMOIL HERE WRITTEN BY LAW C, 'ctn Conner, "th bright boy of PinehuraC "Good Oovemmsnt Con gress" orator and active Bnks-yhl satellite, sentenced to thre year In stat prison and paroled to Attorney H. V.-.n Sehmsls of Bums, left last night at 9:80 o'clock by auto for Harney county, accompanied by Mr, Von 5chmsis, Under th term of hi fMroi OoHKer eassos. return to tiii csftmty, except by permission of Sii ouurt. for period of oss yesr. Attorney Vou Shml assured th .H5s!i tisat Conser would h!d ' by th terms of the parol and be have himself. Two of ta eortdltton imposed by th court were that Cou riers make no speeches and jo na agitating. The choice of Harney county a th locals for th regeneration of til "eerigres parliamentarian" t generally regnrsea a happy on. Harney county eitiaenshlp has oid fashioned Ideas about orators who attack th courts and th American form of government. Attorney Vest Scsmaia said he hoped to secure th youth a joo on cattle or sheep ranca or to th til? field. Finis is also betog written rapidly on th other criminal action , arts lag out o! the turmoii, A Hsrtks. chief agitator, and csHjvicied slayer of ComtsbS Qeorg J, PrascoSSi is scheduled to fee sen tences? to isfa term m je jsriaoa Ttec ot tee rinxleadera J Jones, ex-mayor of Rogue River; J, Arthur EafSieu, with four yesx sen tences before Vteot; Tom L. Breciteert of AshiartaV sentenced to 1 months snd Wesley ifeK&trick. "captain of th B iks guards," sentenced to on yesx, were "dressed ia" at th peni tentiary yesterday. After ten dv ia th "fish cell," where trier win study tts prison rule and be ob servert by prison official they will oe assigned to th flax mill and later assigned to work a near a nosslbl slmiisr to what they did in civil ufv uader Oregon !w they can acoly for a parole at th expiration of one- third of their sentences. Ear! K. rehL former county Judge, Is Jteld in trie county jatt at Khtnt. ath Palls. He was granted stay ot execution pending hssriisg of a ma-Sic-a for se tnsl. scheduled for August is. Effort r being; bmS to Hcur yi reieas aa ?.5s -Srsa pesidlug sa appeal, TSa court ordered that say bonds be "gilt edged." if property is ottered a onrity tt must be double the amount of tho bonds, tree from tax and other encumbrances and accompanied by a certified abstract of th property proffered, Ho action ha bees takes, and boss probably wfij b taken unto lte in September, ia la indictment against Henrietta. B. Martin, creai- dent of th "Good Government Con gress," charged with riotous con duct, and her father, O. H. Brown, secretary at ta "eorigres," charged with slandering a bank. Sefesrrfogjcal Report Aajmt is, 3i. F&reeasts, Kettwt ssd vkiaisyt yir teaiga and Friday, 3?s ehsng is tempera ture. Oregon; Fair tonight and Friday, but fog near th coast, M cbsa ia gampetatur. Local Data. Temperature year ago Highest, 1i: lowest, St. today! Total monthly precipitation, trac. Deficiency for tn month, .tn iacS. Total precipitation since September t, W, 1 93 incite. Deficiency lor th season, a S3 inches. Relative humidity at t p. m. yt rdy, tit I t. m. today, Tt. Tomorrows Sunrise, rl suaaet, TtlT p, jst, ervioa Ta&ea a f MS Meridian Tlmsv City Boston -ehsyenn Chicago Eurek it-!!1 Clear F.Cdy. Ram Cloudy P.Ctfy. P.Cdy, Clear F.Cdy. Cloudy Foggy Clear Cloudy Clear eiesr Ciesr Ctondf CSear CUrar Ctear Cloudy St .61 Los Angeles go CO MEOFORD 1 flew Orleans ?S Sew York , U T. 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