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PAGE NINE You Can 't Afford to Miss the Buying Opportunities Listed Here MEPFORB SfATL TOIBUXE, SfEDFORD. OREGON. SUNDAY. AUGUST 20. 1933. Not Try a Want-Ad WMTl to sell your aome? Wut to got CM oJ a tew odde ma ends in household furmsningsv Do you a a toc1' ,or TOU dent . An inexpensive Want-Ad la th M rrtbune Classified Pag will nnd th answer to thee iffil many other perplexing problem. ' Here Are the Rates: Par word first insertion . 30 ( Minimum 26c) gun additional Insertion, per word (Minimum 10c) pet line per month, without .81.38 copy change 75 Phone LOST ANU FOUND No. on back 1 LOST D. A. R. Pin- Return to Tribune. Be- 160285. ward. at Tribune. iTcrrm. Augth. r4 v,-rv,Kr. Roseburg. Ore. Barnes on v ---Peach St. Phone 810-T- LOST Horn-rlm l1,e!1 Monday i.. i.-,n Racred Heart hos- plTi ard BTr.lde. Plea, return to Mau Tribune. , - - bsT-Black heifer, i """"""J!' Lsit teen at Central Point bridge. Phone 0. O. Hoover, 437-Y. LOST If dog missing, call 1516. HELP WANTED FEMALE WANTED Experienced South Riverside. .women Earn 812 dozen sewing, home, .pare time, materials cut. in struction furnished, experience un necessary. Writ Superior Dress Company. 203 Havemeyer Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. WANTED Girl to care for 2 children, 82 per week and board. Phone 1017-J. mwi-vn Hnusekeener for 1 man. Room and board. 81.00 per week Box 13076, Tribune. WANTED Competent experienced beauty salon operator. Holland Hotel Beauty Salon. WANTED MALE HELP enmv WORK GOOD PAY vr choice opening In country and town for reliable men or wo- men. No capital or experience re quired. Write Mr. Thomas, oupt. 428 Third St., Oakland, Calif. DIESELS fast replacing all type of power new big pay field, only 8 to 13 weeka required, amazing op portunities. Free booklet. Hemphill m1 p-.nalneerlnff Schools, 537 weetlak North. Seattle: 2138 Sin Fernando Rd.. Loa Angeles. TTl 1ND COFFEE ROUTE MEN Big reliable national company need 3 more men Immediately. Prevloua experience unnecessary but must be physically able and willing to serv ice 300 steady customers on reg ular route and work 8 houra a day for about 837.60 weekly. Write Al bert Mill. Rout Mgr., 2505 Mon mouth, Cincinnati, Ohio. , mam win. ramiiv must have sustain' in; emolovment. Reliable. Refer ence. All communication answer d. Box 13351, Tribune. ' WANTED SITUATION COMPETENT lady 33 wants house work. Reference. Box 11371. Trib une. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Housekeeping or csrrip cooking. Oo anywhere. Box 13166, Tribune. EXCELLENT pasture, living water. 7 cents per day. Ed Becbtel, Myera Lane. WANTED Cash register and counter scale. Must be In good repair. Ad dress 13071, Tribune. WANTED To purchase several dairy cows. Glv complete description. Address Box 13063, Tribune. WANTED Baby carriage. 13043, Tribune. Writ Box FOR Painting, paperhanglng and tinting, call 006-L. WANTED Modern house to rent, 8 bedroom, walking distance to courthouse. Phone 917-J. WANTED To rent. Sept. 1. modern ' or 6-room furnished house. Call 7S1-3C WANTED Whit Leghorn pullet. Olv description and price. Box 133. Butt Falls. Ore. WOULD LEASE small herd Guernsey cows to party with feed. H. B. Howell. Rt. 3. Orant Pass. WANTED to buy old gold, denial crap, placer gold Cecil M. Jen nings, cornet Front 8s Main. WANTED Household goods, stoves tool or wb have you Medford Bargain House. 37 . Orspe St. Tel 1062. WANTED Listings of valley bomea 'n exchange tot choice Csl property sup: Realty co.. "" BAY ORINOCO A specialty Brown th bay gnnder. 40 So Central. PHONE e9-R Have your furniture reuphoistered, reglued. rllalad Talbab WANTED MISCELULVEOCi WANTED Kerry Keen for Model Phone 478-X. JUNK WANTED We nay cash tor JUNK BATTERIES A RADIATORS. ALUMINUM BRASS. OOPPER a) Junk Ot aSl description. MEDFORD BAROAIM H008B n No. Orape Tel IMS FOB RENT HOUSE! FOR RENT 5-room modem bouse, eaat tide. Phone 1658. COMPLETELY furnished modern home; piano, on neater, urepiw. garage: 823 month. 604 Palm St. HOMES FOR RENT Call 096.. FOR RENT Furnished houaea, cab Ins. 38.00. H0.00. 813 Summit. FOR RENT Unfurnlahed cottage. garage, gas range, atnctiy modern. 28 South Peach. FOR SALE OR RENT Udnay 8raltb home turner West Main As Orange Exclusive listing W L Vawter Jackson Co Bank Bldg. FOR RENT 4-room furnished house, close in. Inquire at all Park Ave FIVE room furnlaned borne. 113 Cot tage. HOUSES 1-10. 813.60 and 816, water paid; wood range Phone 103. FOr RENT -unfurnished. Homes, furnished or Brown Ji White. CLASS? modern 6-room ttuoco. eaat front. Clear 635 Pine. rOB BENT APARTMENTS CLEAN furn. apt.: has 2 310 Portland Ave. ONE or 2-room. with also garage. 1205 E. kitchenette. Main St. FOR RENT Furnished (front) apart ment. Large living room and din ing room combined: fireplace: sleep ing room with closet: bath: toilet: kitchenette with refrigerator; hot and cold water: steam heat. Rea sonable rent. Mall Tribune, Tel. 75. FOR RENT Unfurnished apartment. combination living and dining room, sleeping room, kitchenette with built-in, gas range, refrigerator, bath and toilet. Heat and water furnished. Rent 618.00 per month. Phone 7t or call at Mall Tribune office. FOR RENT Furnished apartment 346 No. Bsrtlett. DURREU. COUHT 339 No Holly. FOB RENT FUBM6BED BOOMS HOUSEKEEPING or Bleeping room, 67.00. 603 N. Bsrtlett. FOR RENT Men'a eleeping room: private entrance; bath. 132 Almond St. FOR RENT Nicely furnished sleep ing room with batb room prlvl legea, garage. 610 per month. 436 So. Rlveralde. .. FOR RENT Attractive rooms, board at 14 Cottage. - good ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 8 Grape FOB RENT BOARD AND BOOMS BOARD AND ROOM at 716 E. Main Rates very moderate. FOR BENT -.MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Room 16x60 feet on Grape St. Sultablo for small busi ness. Located next door to Mstl Tribune Job Shop. Reasonable rent. Call at Mall Tribune office or Phone 73. OABINS 448 So. Front. FOB EXCHANGE EXCHANGE Full blood Ramboulet ram for Corrydale Hampshire en- Lincoln. Ewes for wood or nay. J. W. Dodge. Talent. WANT LIVESTOCK Will trade equity In b-room house, jxotllent location box 1063i Tribune. FOR EXCHANGE Light sedan In good condition, for truck. Phone 697-R-l. FOR TRADE Wood or labor,, carpen tering or painting tor bay or grain Phone 87S-W. j-ROuM modern bom batb. laundry trar screened porch, built-in gar age shade and rult treea; 6700 equity for car. acreage, cabin site or what have you Phone 1838-L. or writ Box 13337. Tribune. FOR SALE OR TRADE Good sound work horse. 1400 lbs. 7 year old Walter Jonas, 2nd house below bridge. So. Ashland. WCOD for jay or potatoes, near Trail R. O Skallenger, Trail Or. FOB EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR TRADE! 5-roomed house In Medford. clear, for what have you. Address Rt. 1. Box 606. FOR SALE OR TRADE 8 acre with water: mll orchard, smsll bouse. 1'4 blocks from high school In city of Rogue River. For Information writ A. R. Owing. Independent service sta., central Point, Or. TO EXCHANOB NIC little bom In Bend. Ore., clear for something clar in ueaiora or aaniana. Freier srosu acreage. What bav you. 165 7tb St.. Asniana. - WANTED Home or business prop erty In Medford or any nearby good town, worth 86000. to exchange for 13-room bom aultabl for boarding college students, it I beautiful home with shrubs, lawn, slisde. Sears Porter, Box 429, C til co. Cal. FOB SALE SEAL ESTATE 43 A. on Crater Lake highway: 6 A. under ditch, free water: 3 A al falfa: fair buildings. Ed Pence. Trsll, Ore. ONCE TN A LIFETIME 110.00 Down end 86 00 per month wlir buy clear corner lot in Astoria. Have several to sacri fice for 6188 esch. Ilsv ownrd these lots 44 years. Need money al-j, nn- aiawi In hrt nf Aeat- . tie on Bldv. and Lake wasninrob- will sell for 6300. hslf cash. - . -. . , r 11 -a i on PscUii JLfii-ax. Box 170, BV. i FOB SALE REAL CSTATB NEW furnlahed 1-room house, good well, lot 148x100. anade treea, 8" earden. aneclal 8260. 5-room furnished house, lot 60 by 300, shade trees, 8500. 33 ACRE dairy ranch equipped, plen ty alfalfa, running warer. vree. riood buildings. 83500. 20 ACRES, good house, water 82000. nUSEKIO 720 W. 2nd Phone 1528-J WHEN you think of real estate think ot Brown 8s White. For Sale MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 1933 MODEL Bungalow Piano. ued only 4 months. Will sell for the balance contract, over 40 per cent leas than former price. Will 'accept vour old Instrument as part pay ment, rental terms on bal. Cllne Piano Co.. Main and Riverside. WE HAVE several fine used piano of well known make. J. Bauer, steck. Vlotor. Crown. Metzow, and other, from 669. Term a low as 61 per week. BUY NOW and SAVE. Cllns pltno Co.. Main and Rlveralde. SLIGHTLY used BaDy Grand, like new. A real bargain. Rental terms will handle. See at Cllne Piano Co., Main and Rlveralde. FOR SALE DOGS AND PETS FOR SALE purebred cocker spaniel pupple. Cheap roller canaries. Mrs. Jack Thrasher, Jacksonville. Phone 173. FOR SALELIVESTOCK 3-YEAR OLD family Jereey cow for sale cheap. Akeyeon, 36 Btrrydale Road. TWO Jersey heifers, 3 and 16 months. . Blood, Pitt View Ave. FOB SALE POULTRY FOR SALE Thompson strain Barred nock hen and unrelated cockerel. Pedigreed Leghorn cockerels from Hansons 1933 hatch. Toulouse ! geese 6125 esch. Carle ' Poultry Farm, phone 368-X. R. I. RED pullet, 30 weeks old. Blood, Pitt View Ave., near Central Point. rOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS WINTER Cabbage, cauliflower, broc coli plants. 1303 Eaat 11th. FOR SALE Underwood typewriter h..v inouira at "Your Office Boy." wm S.KU0-. lohnston racing motor, 34 h. p., used only o urnes, u Crondall Comet hull. Price motor end hull 8607.00, for quick sale 13ou. Jn oe ovtru Sunday at 1613 W. Main. won. RALE Strlrur bean for can ning, 2c lb. Flrat nouse aoutn nay Tavern. Talent. FOR SALE One cutter grader, good condition. Big 7 Warehouse, inc. Phone 154.- rOR SALE Coal oil atove and break fast table. 310 Portland Ave. FOR SALE Good cooking apples. Dsmson piums. craosppxc. au. v. W. Luke. Phone 839-J-l. ONE Sawyer-Weber valve refacer, Vt and ft-mcn vanijorn arm, y draullo heavy duty garage Jack: other garage tools. Earl Frye, 444 North Grape St. NICE fresh Golden Bantam sweet corn. Will deliver direct to youx home for canning. Phone 307. Central Point, Ore. HOUSEHOLD furniture tor sale. 117 Mistletoe. FOR SALS Canning beans, Blue Lake and Kentucky Wonder. You pick them, 3c lb; picked, 3 140. Second white house on old Midway road. Alledze Garden. HU1, Or. FOR SALS Team bay mare, wagon and harness, cozy Nook rancn, Vi mile west Phoenix PEACHES for sale. Cozy Nook ranch. 14 mil west Phoenix. PICKLING cucumbers, cut flowers. Mrs. Dressier, 1107 E. Msln. FOR SALE Baled straw 80c per bale. E. H: Nledermeyer. Phon 697-R-l. FOR SALE Gravensteln apple. Tel. 7-F-14. FOR SALE Golden sweet corn, to matoes, other vegetable. F. 8. Carpenter, Jacksonville highway. FOR SALE Pats 3nd Hand Store and property. Come and get your bargain. FOB SALE Used sewing machines, all mtkes. 83 up; terms If desired All makes rented and repaired. Whit Sewing Machine Co, 34 N. Bartltt. DAIRY FLY SPRAY Kills flies and absolutely keeps file off cow pas ture, will not taint milk. 90c per gallon, bring own container. Jerry Barr. 4th 81 N Bsrtlett. FOR SALE Large "c box: also larg electrio range. 706 Dakota Av. HODGEN-8REWSTER Poultry and Dairy feed. Jerry Barr. 4th N. Bartlett. NEW FEED STORE. Buy at lower prices Jerry Barr, 4th 81 Bartlett. men eus. FOR SALE Hot point tiectno rang . Ilk new ball orloa 422 Laurel. FOR ssnd. gravel, sediment, fertilizer no teaming, pnon 9 13-J. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES MEAT MARKET snd Oroeerr store. Writ Box 13303, Tribune. FOR SALE, TRADE OR LEASE 10- caoin auto eamo at Altura. Csl'J Big P:nes Lbi. Co.. Medford. Or. FOB SALE MUSICAL tNSTKU.MK.V18 FINE S.VK) Crown Upright Orand risno witn unelele and banjo st tschment. a bargain. Terma 81 1 week. Cllne Puno Co, Main and Riverside. Medford. ' Of. una BftB .,- - - ., ' 1 m-jiup up sbout our FREE delivery offer 1 Call or write. Cltne Plsno fn Ti UlLn - Bl!.d, rOB SALE AUTOMOBILES, Good Used Cars! Trade: Your Old Car for a Better One! A Written Guarantee with Every Car. 1928 LaSalle Convertible Coup. 1929 Auburn 8 Sedan. 1929 DeSoto Sedan. 192B Chevrolet Convertible Coupe. 1929 Chevrolet 6 Sedan. Also others to choose from. ARMSTRONG MOTORS. INO. 38 N Riverside FOR SALE One Federal truck, one Bulck sedan, cheap. Call 630 8 Central. FOR QUICK SALE International truck for fruit hauling: real bargain. Pennington Battery Service. Tet. 903. MISCEIXANEODS Authorised Frlgldalre Servioe Other Makes rep Tel. 427 Night 905-Y FRUIT PACKERS' tally carda and packers numbers at Job department of the Mall Tribune. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Expert Window Clrsnera. LET GEOROE DO IT Tel. 1172 House cleaning. Floor Waxing Ori ental rug oleanlng. specialty. ob Printing. MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT Best equipped plant in southern Oregon. Printing ot all kind: book binding: loose-leaf ledgers, and blanks, billing systems, duplicating cash sales slips and everything in the printing line 28-30 N. Grape Phone 75 Abstract. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. AOs tracts of Title i'ltle fnsursnce Room 8 and 5. No. 33 North Central Ave. upstairs. JACKSON CO. ABST RACT CO. Abstract ol Title and Title Insurance. The only complete Title Bi item id JacKson County. , Money to Lena. WE LEND 10NEY ON FURNITURE AND LATE Ml 'DEI AUTOS. Three per cent per month on un paid balance No other charges See W E. Thomas. 43 a. uenirai Ground floor Craterlan Theatre Bldg S'ata License No 3-157. Pjlntlng and Paperhanglng. M. A BUSS Painting and paper hanging Tel 646- W. 318 8 Orap Piano anc violin Instruction. FHED ALTON HAiOHT. Teacher ol Piano Height Song Service. Arrang ing. Composing, eto. 818 Liberty Bldg. Transfer. ErtDS l-RANSP-R ei STORAGE CO. Office 1016 No. central Pbone 316 Prices right Service guaranteed. RE1NK1NG TRUCKING CO. Trans fer ,nd Jtorage We haul anything a; a reasonaole price. Ill No. Fir Street Phone 333. HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pack ers and movers Special livestock moving equipment. Prloe right Riverside Phone 1044-X Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS I, Weaken 4. shlp'i small boat t. Mark of a wound II. Btfor IS. Genui Of th otlva trc 14. Roman jtarmcnt 15. Round W. Son of Eth U. Good-by; colloq. If. Plsputei 21. Period of llirht M. Termination :6. Tr with nulverinf -Kins of .liirJah 10. Fomal deer 11. Kind of Ao 12. Pronoun M. Copper coin 34. Godaa of )aw ii M. Bwltp rival"' Merchandise 37, Quiet SP. Vegetable iO. Lever for turninf rudder Solution of Yesterday's Pun I P ATiBACONn&U iE "ggj A L O N liA N A R I MgTR R E P AVjN YSEREp A I RE TJjC -r I n 41, One of the ruling rew 86. Dnir-yleldlnf plant II. Pecuniar? penalty M. Resrat S. Forbids 41. Toreman Ri. Accept 46. piece ot money IS. rind the aum of 1 r r i r r r r pt r r r nz -ii- 1 ii Syfe " 21 !L!L ; 34 jfiiijj uuu. . ' -., !iZZZS!IZZZ5 n 1 1 Nr I 1 I m3 1 T" Applegate Assured Ride To England as Valet to Shipload of Beef Cattle Editorial Rooms Montreal Stsr. Montreal, Canada. To the Editor: It certainly Is a true saying that God alone knows where Don and Dick will be on the morrow. We thought that by this time we would be back In New York for a certainty, but here are In Montreal, with a good chance of etaylng here In Montreal at least for another month. You see. we sail from here for England on a cattle boat In a few weeka. That la more of prospect than we had In the but city, so here we stay. Last Monday we left- Nomlnlngue. saying goodbye to the Greer family. with whom we had been staying, and promising to look them up In the next 15 or 30 years If we happened to be In Canada. Mr. Greer came down from Nomlnlngue with us, and on the morning we were to leave, he remem bered a friend of his In the cattle shipping business, and that that It would not be amiss to look him up on the long shot that he might be able to do something for us. He did. We went to this friend's office, and were promised a sailing the next week until he learned that we were Americans, and not English subjects. Then It was all off. But he told us the name of another shipper, who waa not o fastidious about nationality, and this man proved to be our oyster. . He told us that last week we had scoured the city for men to go with a Bhipment of Kansas mules to Genoa, Italy, and could find none, al though the pay was good. And here were we. not over a- few hours' drive away, pining for Just such an oppor utnlty. Cattle boats have long been the accepted meana of access to Eu rope for vagabonds, but the truth le there are practically none now leav ing the United States. There 1, for one thing, a 30 per cent duty on American beef, end so American cattl are brought into Canada, and ahlpped from Montreal or Quebec. We would rather ahlp from Mon treal, anyway. I have been out ot New York once, and the trip 1 not so exciting. After leaving the grand view of the Manhattan skyline and harbor.' and thence out through the narrows that separate Long Island and Staten Island, the only thing to see Is a rapidly receding shore line. and then nothing but the open sea. This way, after leaving Montreal we will have the whole delightful trip out the St. Lawrence, with a grand view of Quebec, and through the moat Interesting and quaint part of Can ada. ' ' When we flrat went through Mon treal we didn't think much ot It. We round out, to our surprise, that It wa built on an Island, and that we would have to pay a toll to get off, a we had to get on. that It had about a million Inhabitants; that the old section of the town 1 very French and not too clean, and the street there are narrow and twisting, and that was about all. Since we've been back we've seen a little more of it. The town la liter ally swamped with colleges. McOlll 1 tile largest and best known, but there seem to be hundreds of other. The first day we were driving about the town with Mr. and Mrs. Greer we passed nine, and we didn't go very far, either: That day we went out to Cross-Word Puzzie t. Esteem 10. (Jon by It. Short-napped fabric It. Larva of a caddis tiy tt. Spenser St. Article 34. Not one :K Obtain :4. Ton can't htat four of these IT. Discharged 31. situation 29. Atmosphere 31. Part ot & bars 31. Shrine at Mecra JB, Fntlrely 34. You and I Is. Words of a C KflO L E ATVUt I E KIE1FE t T is r Wrii HIE I BOW ttk Pirtinapier . I .J it. Dress one a elf for show DOWN 1. RtHrious rinomtna tl-n !. Optratte sola ,1. flaucy 4. peraon add raised I. Booth 5. Withstand tie 41. Lamb's pan name 41. Odd or occa sional: Heotrh 44, Run before the wind 4. Cast off 4. Publlo vehicle 47, Palm leaf 41, Teamster's command 7. Mbcrai fivinf I. Spirited bora Brother Andre' shrine. It 1 some thing like the St. Ann d Boupr shrine at Quebec, where thousand of invallda are cured every year. The place Itself Is on the slopes of Mount Floyal, and from Jhe top one can look down on a long aweep of beautifully landsraped and terraced park. The old, original ahrlne, where Brother Andre first healed th sick, still stands, but Is dwarfed by the impos ing new one. A long flight of wide marbl stair leada up the mountain aide, and the faithful may be seen at any time of the day climbing them on their knee. The sight Is an Imposing one. Inside the shrine 1 a buge ptl of dlacarded crutches, leg braces, specially dealgned shoes for the crippled, snd cane. And many of the crutche and thing bear testlnionlsls, and especially prayer of thanks for the cures that have been affected. Don and I were allowed to Interview Brother Andre. He la a very old man, and we could hardly hear him speak. but he gave us his blessing for our trip and promised to pray for u. From there w drove to the other end of the Island, to visit the Chapelle de la Reparation (you ought to bear that pronounced in French. I can pronounce It now, but it took me all week to learn.) This place I one where a colony of monks hava estan llshed their headquarters, and where they have the Way of the Cross laid out on a trail through the woods. The stations are made every day, and the procession la alwaya awelled by people from town. We also, that flrat day, visited the Montreal cemetery. That la a rather peculiar place to go, but It really was worth while. One of the peculiar things about It Is the huge vault where the bodies are kept during the winter months. That may not sur prise you. but It did me. The winters sre so severe here that it 1 impos sible to dig grave In the frozen ground. So the 'people, unfortunate enough to die at that time an stored in the vault until th warm weather arrives. Then the family of th de ceased Is notified, and whether they show up or not for the funeral, the body la burled. All the little towna between here and Nomlnlngue have their little vault. We pass them quit often, but didn't know what they wer until re cently. Wa are running a taxi ser vice between here and Nomlnlngue with the old Dodge now. Last week end we took Mr. and Mra. Oreer up nnd brought Mr. Oreer back yesterday, And Friday we will take him back up. Then Don and I are going to take a canoe trip back In the hills for few days, and Mr. Oreer Is coming back to the city with friend. And th week fter that w will com down and get him, return to Nomlnlngue for the week end, and then return to Montreal for another week. After that we will probably hav decided to stay her th rest ot our lives, and try to get tanned. Upon leaving New Tor w wr firmly decided that wa woum oe tan ned before returning. And we aren tanned yet. Th only week that the sun shone over two or three time waa th week that I bad a beastly cold from th time w got caught in the rain storm In the boat, that told you about, and I was afraid to tak off my shirt. Th coia son now. but so 1 the sun. Hey Hey; I'v eaten niooa pua ding I And If It weren't for th thought of whet I we eating. It wouldn't be so bad. W went down to th old French market with Mr. Oreer one morning, primarily to e blood pudding In th raw. I ex pected to see bucket with big pool of clotted blood swimming around, but It ww displayed In cakes Ilk cheeses, and don up Ilk Ilttl sau sages. It didn't look half bad, but w. couldn't eat It because of the thought. If you ever want to make rather long but Interesting trip, com up till way. Th lake are swell, and the mountains sre smsii. but nice. And th lake ar not all cluttered up with aummer eampa like th. y ar further south. There aro three kio csmpeo near us st Nomlnlngue, two Canadlana and an Englishman. They want to maa th trip out to th co ist, tna oown to Los Angela en of thee day. 1 snent sbout two hour telling them bout Crster lske, n tn trip oowo the Redwood hlahway. I even men tloned Diamond lake, even though I never cared for It myself. I hsrdly resitted, till I got to talking about It myself, bow much aoenery there I round Medford. I'v been around nnte a bit now. and I'v never seen nythlng to eomparo with It. The streams In th east, and up her are nlee. but they don'8 hav that clasr spsrkl of our own. Th lk r Just as nice, though, ven though they iren't vry clear. When 8 lk I deep In thl country It I adver tised not by th clear blue or green of our lake, but by Jet black color. And vn Jet black can b nlc. Don snd f art pretty well acquaint ed In Nomlnlngue now. One at th nualnte.t eharactera I th fir war den. He I lso th sheriff, th same one that I mentioned having bawled me out about th lack of a muffler that tlnw on th Dodg. W were tslktng to him one time about hie family, and he started to pre! ni wife. Said that she hsd given him 13 children. I gsve long whlstl. and he hastened to explsln that that wa hi second wife. His first hsd given him seventeen! He some msnl By this tim neat week we'll know quite a lot sbout Montresl. A funny thing about Csnadlana Is that th -,,n nf thjM knAw mnr. about !th United Bute than th average lAmerlren thst we met In th esst I And we know so little bout their country. W trt learning;, gradually though. Mayb that Is part of that education that on I upposed to learn by travel. Next week we may learn about the back woods, which I on reason that we are making the canoe trip. The canoe, by th way, I th real birch- bark one, made by a reel Indian. Maybe we'll find something Interest ing to tell you next week. Write Oenersl Delivery, Nomlnlngue, P. Q Canada. Bo long for awhile then, from DICK APPLEOATI. John W. Carter of Ruch, a member of the CCC telephone crow at Camp Applegate, was reported In a much Improved condition at the Sacred Heart hospital thla afternoon, and had regained consciousness- from hav ing been struck in the head yester day forenoon while cutting a limb from a tree. Young Carter was aaa.stlng in stringing some telephone wires, when a piece became entangled In a tree, according to word received at the CCO headquarters here. Young Carter proceeded to cut the limb down, and when the branch broke loose, swung around and struck him In the back of the head, knocking htm uncon scious. He was rushed to the hospital In the CCQ ambulance, and regained consclouaneAS some time last evening. Carter's parents reside In the Ruch district. Fishing Lines Hints for Those Who Angle in Southern Oregon Waters Vera Van Dyk of Lamport' said yesterday that the beat fishing for tteelhead at the present time Is from Bybe bridge to Hardy' darn. For th amallar fish, th north fork of Rogue river 1 on of th choicest places now, he said, Major Clar H. Armstrong, ooin- ma rider of th CCO campa In thla district, plana to reach Crater Lake lodge Monday evening following tour to a number ot th. campa In that section, end on Tuesday morn ing join Superintendent E. O, (Al) Bollnaky of the park and Rupert J. Henry or Medford fishing In Crater Lk. Th laat time the trio fished there .they made some good catches. Captain 0. N. Black, who ha lodge on Rogue river, landed two large steelhead In front of his plaos, in the old Rattlesnake riffle Thurs day evening, one weighing 7 pounds, and the other weighing 0;i pound. Harry Scott of San Franclsoo, who was formerly a frequent visitor to th Rogue, Is here for the first time thl eason, th guest of Mr, and Mra, T. Slater Johnston, and Friday evening enjoyed fishing with Joseph Chevlgny from th Tuckr lodg. Neither wa successful In landing any fiah, Chevlgny reported, but Scott hooked a large one, weighing about ten pounds. Ha bad the steelhead for nearly ten minute before It made It escape. Scott returned to th asm place Saturday morning to try hi luck again. Joseph O. Tobln of Burllngam, who arrived here Saturday to vlalt at th Nlon Tucker plaos, la anxiously looking forward to bringing In sev eral good sited steelhead. He said h wa anticipating th return to th river of Senator John 0. Burgard of Portland who so enjoys steelhead fishing. William Lelb and Oeorg Cameron. both members of th Tucker party m Burllngame, obtained fishing license In Medford yesterday before leaving for th river. Lelb says that hi perfaranos is trout fishing, In- tesd of angling tor teuieaa. KMED Broadcast Schedule Sunday 10:00 Judge Rutherford, Lecturer. 10:18 ew Digest, Mall Tribune. 10:80 Morning Melody. Mondy 8:00 Breakfast News, Mall Tribune. 8:08 Musical Clock. 8:18 A Peerles Parade. 8:80 Shopping Oulde. 8:00 Friendship Clrol. ;30 Another Episode la Our Crime Problem. 8:48 Morning Melody. 10:00 U. 8. Weather Poreeut. 10:00 Snow White Program. 10:18 Musical Notea. 10:48 Quartettes on Parade. 11:00 Kay Whit. 11:08 Th Orant Pa Ifouf. 11:30 Martial Music. 11:38 Song and Comedy. H:00 Mid-day Review. 13:18 Radio Rendezvous. 17:30 New Plashes. Mall TrlbuB. 11:80 In a Garden of Melody. 1 :00 Varlette. J:80 Mrs. Mabel Mack. Ccunty Home Demonairation agent. 3:00 Classified edition of th Air. 8:00 Protective Heelth Drlv. 8:18 Song for Everybody. 1:80 KMED Program Review. 8:88 Music of Old. 4:00 Cocktail of Music. 4 :80 MMterwork. 8:00 Popular Pared. 8:48 New Digest. Mall Trtbun. 8:00 Medford Theater Oulde. 8:18 port and Fishing Flashes by Al Plche. . 8:30 KMED Forum. 3:10 Si and Elmer. 8:48 A Tour of sn Francisco. 8:80 Interlude. 7:00 Moderntetle. 7:30 Eventide. , 1:00 to 8.00 Th Sotll Sacra, St. Mark's Episcopal, Corner Oak dale and Sth St. 8 a. ov, holy communion. Main St. Methodist Church, SootH N. D. Wood, pastor. flerrloea for Sunday. Aug. 30, 193S. 9:45 a. m. Sunday school. 11 a. m. Sermon by tho pastor. 7 p. m. Union service In Uio city park. The paator of this church It the apeaker for the union services. A cordial welcome la extended to all who may wish to attend the services. Tree Methodist Church Corner of 10th and Ivy St. E. N. Long, paator. The Sunday school meets at 0;4 a. m. Morning message at eleven o'clock. Y. P. M. 8. will meet at 7:00 p. m. Evangelistic service 7:45 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evenlnJi 7:30 p. m. You will be welcome. Zlon English Lutheran Chnrrh West Fourth St. at Oekdsle Ave, Oeo. P. Kahele, D.D., pastor 10 a. m. Sunday school. Claaee for all ages. 11 a. m. Morning service. Sermon by the paator: "The Eaay Mark." 7 p. m. Wa Join in the union out. door service In the city park. Rer. wood. In charge and speaker. Ladlea' Aid meet next Thursday 3:30 p. m. in th church parlors, Mra,' Merua westvong, hostess. Church Of aod Cor. Haven and Holly Sta. Sunday school 10 a. m. Preaching 11 a. m. Subject: "18 Water Baptism Essential?" ; There will be baptismal service at Bybeo bridge Sunday at 3:30 p. tn. Evening service 8 p. m. Subject! "Whose Neighbor Am 1?" ' Good music, good singing. Com make your church home with ua. Nothing to Join. If you're saved. w ar brethren. H. W. Burch. paator. First Methodist Church. West Main and Laurel street. Joseph Knott, minister. Sundsy school, 8:48 a, m. Mr. S. J. Neumann, auperlntendent. Inter eating lesson. Fin corps of teachers. Morning worship, 11 a. m. Sermon theme, "The Want-to In Religion; th Reward." Special muelo. Epworth leaguea, 8 p. m. Union service In the city park at 1 p. m. Prayer Meeting each Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. Tou will find a welcome awaiting you at every service. Medford Company of Jehovah' Witnesses The Medford Company of Jehovah' Witnesses are broadcaatlng a lecture by Judge Rutherford over KMED every Sunday morning from 10 to 10:18. These lectures are given by electrical transcription end will b repeated on Thursday at 4 p. m. Th ubject of on to b given Sunday August SOth Is. "Thief In Heaven." Jehovah Wltneases meet for study every Sunday morning at 10:30 and very Wednesday afternoon at i o'clock at No. 101 Mistletoe street. All interested In Watch Tower Bible study are welcome. First Presbyterian Chorea Sunday school 0:46 8. m. Morning worship 11:00 a. m. Prelude, "Introspection," Hartman, Doxology, Invocation, Lord's prayer Olorla Petri. Hymn. ftcrlptur reading and prayer. Hymn. Announcement. Offertory, meditation. Lang. Solo. "Th Trumpet Shall Sound," by John Prlndl Scott; Robt, Wright, sermon : "Fainting." Rev. Robert B. Cooper, pastor of Flrat Presbyterian church of Alameda, California. Prayer and response. Postlud. "March Bohsrro." Kohl mann. First Christian Church Ninth and Oakdal sta. W. R. Bslrd. minuter. Bible school at 8:48 a. m.. L. O. Oentner, supt. Everymsn' Bible claaa la court house auditorium at 8:40. Morning worship begins at 10:89. ' Sermon subject: "Man's Position Before God." Musical program as follow: Prelude. "Cantando," Armstrong. Offertory, "Melody In T." Ruben- stein. Anthem. "Thou Wilt Keep Him In Perfect Peaes." Wilder. Union ervlco in th park at 7:00 p. m. N, D. Wood, pastor of Metho dist church. South, swlli be th peakar. BELIEVEBAiLEY DALLAS, Tex.. Aug. 13. (API Th kidnaping of th Infsnt son of Col, and Mrs. Charle A. Lindbergh in 1833, and tn attempt to escape Jail, today had become entwined In th round-up of a wide-spreading kidnap and robber gang whose reputed lead er, ,i i j Mimitvjt m ia Ji uci, under heavy guard. Federal operative neither confirm ed nor denied report published In th Rocky Mountain New at Denver that two of Ita agent had been a signed "for life" If necessary, to de termine If Bailey or Albert L. Bate, confederate held prisoner In Den ver, had any connection with th ab duction and death of th filer son. Th nolle guard ever Batea wa Increased to eight machine gunner after Chief of Police Albert T. Clark discovered three bar of Batea' oall hsd been hacked through and a weapon-Ilk metal pip wa within his reach. Pbon M. We ll ham away jrouf rlue. CUj t)anari Seirlo,