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Newspaper Page TextBEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, MEDFORD, OREGON. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1933. PAGE SEVEN YouCan't Afford to Miss the Buying Opportunities ListedHere Why Not Try a Want-Ad WANT to Ml) your oomer Went to get rid 01 few odds uo jads Id household tunusblngsv Do you need tools rot rout gar den An inexpensive Want-Aa ,D the Mall mbune CUmiiioo Pag wlU "Dd tB enewer tc these and many other perplexing oroblems. Hsre Are the Rates: per word flrst tmertion , 2t (Minim11"1 35o) Eacb tddltioiul Insertion, per word (Minimum 10c) per line per month, without copy change $X3b Phone 75 RENT 3 and 3-room furnished apart- "w"t-- wo no. central. FOR RENT Unfurnished apartment Combination llvlne ind dlnlna mnm leeping room, kitchenette wltb ouut-ins. gaa range, refrigerator oam and toilet. Heat and water furnished Rent 118 00 per month Phone 7( or call at Mill ITlbune oiuce. DURRELL COURT. 329 No. Holly. FOR BENT BOARU ND BOOMS BOARD AND ROOM at 718 S Main Ratea .very moderate. FOB RENT -MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Room 16x80 feet on rape St Suitable for email bual neat Located next door to Mall Tribune Job Shop. Reasonable rent can at Mall Tribune offloe or Phone 79. BUSINESS OPHOKTUN1IT1ES FOR LEASE New. modern building. 80x35 feet, colorfully decorated. Ideally situated; aultable for res taurant, drug store or ahoppe of. any kind; 135 per month. Located at 835 8. 8th St.. Grants Pass. Ore. See owner, 514 a. 4th St., Grants Pass, FOB EXCHANGE FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS ELEBRTA PEACHES Ready Tues day; bring containers. Linn Or chard, Eagle Point. Victor Tes altore, Prop. FOR SALE 35-36 Savage Rifle, like new. Dandy deer gun. Highway Exchange. So. of Phoenix. ITALIAN and petite prunes. Geo. B Young. Route 1. Phone 7-F4. THAT RED SEED In blackberries la caused from blackberry mite. In sist on blackberries that ere spray ed, cultivated and free from mite. 17!4 cent a gallon. 3 cents a lb. plckec at the Lathrop Ranch. 3 mllea west of Grante Pass. FOR SALE Tomatoes, winter cab bage, broccoli plants. 1203 E. Utn Medford Center Butldliu. MerifnrH Oregon, within six months from the aate of this notice. Dated and first published August loin, iwaa. MARTHA O. ROBERTS. Executrix. W. BERNARD ROBERTS. Executor Thorny 3on Creek FOR SALE Crawford Cannlne Peaches. Bring contalnera. Joe Kantor, route 4. box 337. TUSCAN Cling Peachea will start to ripen Sept. 8. .E. E. Fees. Talent. WOOD for hay or potatoes, near Trail. a. v. oteuenger. Trail, ore. FOR SALE Used sewing machines, all eo up; terms if desired. All makes rented and repaired. White owning macnine Co., 24 N. Bartlett. FOR SALE Large Ice box; also large range, luo uaxota Ave. LOST ANU FOUND rSsT Manetan sport jacket on Midway M?- ners Service su Reward. rJARTY who took black lmlta wiuu . rtnaininor sta tion leanicr &uk etc.. from Naah sedan on South Grape. plee" ''n to Fountain uougc. v. man. No questions asked. LOST If dog missing, call 1518. lost Horn-rim glasses Monday mght between Sacred Heart hos pital and Riverside. Please return to Man Tribune. " WANTED SITUATION WANTED Woman to care for chil dren. 1031 Narregan St. CAPABLE, efficient woman wants practical nursing, cooking or house keeping. Excellent cook. Mrs. L. J. King, Eagle Point. FOR SALE OR TRADE 30 head work and saddle horses. Tel. 838-R. FOR SALE or TRADE Young pure bred brown Swiss bull. Tel. 417, WANT L1VKSTOCK Will trade equity iu o-room nouae. excellent location box 1063. Tribune. FOR EXCHANGE Light sedan In gooa condition, tor truck. Phone 697-R-l. J-ftOoM modem borne bath laundry tra? screened porch ouiit-ins gar- age shade and 'run trees; 8700 equity for car. acreage cabin sit or what have you Phone 1538-L or write box 13337 Tribune. FOR SALE OR TRADE Good sound work horse 1400 lbs- 7 years old Walter Jones. 3nd house below bridge. So. Ashland FOB EXCHANGE HEAL ESTATE MAN AND WIFE wans position on ranch. Experienced. Riverside Apt. No. 33. " WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED To buy peaches, any kind. Phone 1524-W. DRIVINO to Chicago, can take 3 per .haM expenses, leaving soon. Mre. Moore. 1 mile So. of Talent on Highway. WILL TRADE 7-room house, 4 lots. all clear, Portland property for nouse ana acreage Williams creek. box latus, Tribune. FOR SALE or TRADE Equity In 400-acre ranch. 50 acres creek bot. torn land, 15 acres alfalfa, balance . pasture and wood. All farming ana wooa-cutting equipment go with place; also 7 head good dairy .stock, and team. Ten mllea from Medford. Will consider real estate . in or near Medford. Box 13822, Tribune. FOR general painting and floor wax ing, call 908-L. WANTED Wool, hides and pelts; pre mium price for lamb's wool. Med ford Bargain House, 27 N. Grape, Phone 1063. WANTED Pasture lor cows also want saddle horse. Chester Wendl WANTED Laundry completely fin ished, So lb. Also day work. Tel 4-F-2. WANTED Laundry completely fin ished. 8o lb. Phone 4-F-3. WANTED Modern house to rent, 8 bedrooms, wslklng distance to courthouse. Phone 117-J. WANTED White Leghorn pullers Give description and price. Box 133. Butte Falls, Ore. WOULD LEASE small herd Guernsey cowa to party with feed. H. 8 Howell, Rt 2. Grants Pass. FOR SALE, TRADE OR LEASE 10 cabln auto camp at Alturas. Cal Big Pines Lbr. Co., Medford. Ore. TO EXCHANGE Nice little home in Bend Ore., dear for something clear in lueaiora or AShiand Prefer small acreage wnat have you 155 7tb St Ashland. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Cheap. 2 or 3 acres In truck garden, A No. 1 Bear creek bottom soil, abundance of well water for Irrigation; 2-room shack. A bargain. Second white house from crossroads on old Midway road. Mrs. Geo. Elledge. CITY Homes, Ranches, rentals and trades. Roberts, 720 W. 2nd, phone 1528-J. e A MODERN Home at a sacrifice price. ,w.,io, v,cui.rai roinc. raoer Agency. WHEN you think of real estate, think o: jsrown as- White. TUSCAN CLING peaches. Ranch, Talent, Ore. Glelm FOR SALE Ultra violet health lamp, cheap. 112 Mistletoe. TOMATOES for sale at Calhoun ranch, 1 mile southwest Phoenix, lo lb., already picked. Bring containers. FOR SALE Pickling cucumbers, all sizes. 218 W. 8th St. Tel. 1845-Y FOR ssnd. gravel, sediment, fertilizer au warning, rnone &12-J. THOMPSON CREEK. Sept. S (Spl.) Mrs. Dave Courtney has re turned home after an extended visit with her daughters in San Francisco and Oakland. Her daughter. Mrs. Walter Moran, la visiting her and is building a -home near her mother. Miss Ollta Q I lion is also vlsttlrur M'.. Courtney. Horace Bllven vielted Mr. and Mis. sam jonnson Sunday. Mra. s. L. Johnson, Miss Bva John son. Mrs. Will Jordan, Fremont Jor dan. Mrs. Charley Mee and son Keith are all working at the Clut hopyard. Picking will probably last throughout wiis weex. Harry Brown la threshing on Thompson creek now. Warren Mee and Billy Kinsman have finished their threshing. Everyone was busy preparing for school Monday. New families have moved here since school wanout so Miss Rudd will have an Increased enrollment this term. Mrs. Genevieve. Haller la vlaltlng her sisters,' Misses Olive and Patricia Hogan, and her brother,. Bernard nogan. Mrs. Sam Baussen and son Howard were In Medford last week. Mrs. Martha Mee's mother haa been visiting her. She returned to her home In Washington last week. 4 (Continued from page One) MISCELLANEOUS Authorized Frlgldalre Service, other rep. i. 427: nights 903-Y. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstracts. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts oi line, Title Insurance. Rooms 3 n o, o. 33 North Central Ave upstairs. JACKSON CO, ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title and Title Insurance.. Tlio only complete Title system in Jackson County. Expert window Cleaners. LET GEORGE DO IT Tel. 1172. House cleaning. Floor Waxing. Ori ental Rug Cleaning, specialty. Job Printing. MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT Best equipped plant In southern Oregon. Printing of all kinds; book binding: loose -leaf ledgera, and blanks, billing systems, duplicating cash sales sups and everything In me printing lines. 28-30 . orape Phone 75. Prospect Painting and Paperhanglng. . A. BLISS Painting and paper hanging. Tel. 648-W. 313 S. Orape. Money to Lend. WE LEND MONEY ON FURNITURE AND LATE MODEL AUTOS rnree per cent per month on un paid balance. No other charges. See W. B. Thomas, 43 south Central, ground floor Craterlan Theater Bldg. State License No. S-157. Piano and Violin Instruction. FOR SALE HOMES HAY GRINDING A specialty Brown the bay grinder. '40 So Central. PHONE 969-R Have your furniture reupholstered. regiued. rennisneo Thlbault. . JUNK WANTED We pay cash for JUNK BATTERIES ex R A D 1 A I O H S. ALUMINUM BRASS. COPPER ex lunk of el) deecrlntiona. MEDFORD BARGAIN ROUSE 27 No Grape Tel 1042 'WANTED Household goods, stoves toole or what have you Medford Bargain House. 27 N. Grape St. Tel 1082. WANTED Listings of valley homes in exchange for choice Cal property Staple Realty Co.. Axbland. ruH ufc.vi uouats FOR RENT 4-room unfurnished house, close In. Inquire 141 So. Holly. 5-ROOM furnished house. 508 Orape. FOP SALE New 8-room modern house In Eugene. Will sacrifice. Inquire 1129 Nlant.e St.. Medford FOB SALE POULTRY 175 R. I. Red pullets. Blood. Pitt View Ave., near Central Point. FOB SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 100 sheep. Phone 417. Kill SALE AUTOMOBILES. USED CARS 80 Ford Sport Roadster 28 Durant Coupe 27 Packard Sport Roadster 39 Durant Sedan 29 Chevrolet Sedan 32 Chevrolet Spc. Sedan 29 Ford Truck GATES AUTO CO. Used Car Dept. 8th and Bartlett FRED ALTON HAIOHT Teacher of nano. Height song Service. Arraruj. lng, composing, etc. 318 Liberty Bldg. PROSPECT, Sept. 8. (SDl.) Mr and Mrs. John Grieve and small son spent Saturday In Medford. Louise Robertson of Grants Pass spent last week as guest of her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Grieve. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Robertson and children spent the week-end camn- lng and picking huckleberries on nucxieberry mountain. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Petti graw, a son, September 2, In a Med ford hospital. Prospect schools will open Septem ber 11, with the same staff of teach ers as last year. RODEO RIDER INJURED IN FAIR PERFORMANCE SALEM, Sept. 8. (API A 1-orse at the state fair rodeo program mm nigni aeni l. l. Lake, 33, coast roaeo performer, to the hospital with a fractured skull and other lnlurle. where It waa atated his condition was serious today. He was thrown In iron 01 me grandstand. jacksonvillVhealth unit outlines plan A meeting of ' the Jacksonville health unit was held last Friday at the home of the chairman, Mrs. Fred Flck. Plans were made and outlined for the coming year. At the olose of the meeting light refreshments were serv ed by the hostess, assisted by her daughter, Miss Virginia Flck. Copper, brass and other non-corrosive sheets. Brill Metal Works. n. vj. onannon. nis wire and son Armon, on whose Paradise, Tex ranch Urachel was held for nine davs until the rsnsom was paid, and where Bailey later was captured as he lay asleep, a machine gun under hla bed sighted by Sheriff Sam Randololi of Love county at Marietta. Ballev was captured by Ardmore officers who were sdvised of his approach bv telephone, after e chase In which hl pursuers fired three shots, none of which took effect. Submits Peacefully. Although he hsd a heavy caliber plato under his left thigh. Ballev made no attempt to resist after he wrecked Tresp'a ear while speeding tnrougn Ardmore streets to eludi arrest. Hale Dunn. Ardmore chief of ix- Ilce, who with Bennett Wallace and Raymond Shoemskcr, captured Bailey saia uauey "was as white ae pace and he sort of looked at me with a sickly grin on his face and his hands flew up in the air." An hour before the motorcade set out for Oklahoma City. Ecarl Scott automobile salesman, reported a well- aressea youth carrying a violin case stopped his automobile at the spot wnere Bauey was captured and forced mm at pistol point to drive north ward on the main highway. Aa another automobile, occupied bv two men, approached from a side rosd. Scott said, the stranger waved a handkerchief, ordered him to stop, and got Into the other car. which sped northward. The report was taken to substantiate the tip that inenaa or Bauey were awaiting him In Nash's Handcuffs. On Bailey's wrists as he was brought n or uxianoma city, Earl Scott, necked handcuffs worn by Frank Naah, outlaw killed at Kansas City aiong wiin iout officers, when ma. chjne gunners apparently attempted vo iree mm juiy 17. Bailey Is ac cused In that slaying. Also the St. valentines aay massacre of eeven men in Chicago In 1929, and the world's largeat bank robbery, the 3.000.000 looting of the Lincoln, wen., National Bank and Trust com- pany, September, 1929. He was sentenced to life Imprison ment In connection with the 832.000 robbery of a Fort Scott, Kans.. bank, but escaped from the Kansas state prison last Memorial day, with Wil bur Underbill, and nine other des perate convicts, after kidnaping the warden. Floyd Resents Taunt, While in Jail at Dallas, Bailey was quoted aa referring to Charles (Pretty Boy) Floyd, Oklahoma deaperado, as "small fry," an Incident which was recalled last night as three men and a woman fled from Enid after a iun oautie with officers, leaving a letter in their abandoned car addressed to Bailey. It was unsigned but gave the Impression It wss written bv rioya. Taunting Bailey with being In cus, toay while "I'm outside," and scoff ing at "tough guys" steallnz " harm less man," the letter stated: Misa Venus Wins I w Jit- is Et am. II I FINANCE, LABOR Fall Sports Frock RECOVERY PATH (Continued from Page One) master politician In the Whl, u.. iiuwa now sieignt of hand. The real threat from labor, and the whole fate of K"m nanga on Its mood and behavior. Neither la it all the fault of labor. It Is not sublect to th. unanimity that rules the world of iin.nce. money has a single mood IU owners think as a single man. Never lias organized labor possessed such Instinctive organization. It is Itaelf over-run with a hundred con fllctlng beliefs and Jies often run away with It leaders. Business fears that tendency In labor far more than labor's organization. And In that tendency ilea the present thr..i to recovery. Blanche McDonald of Hollywood was chosen Miss California In a statewide contest to choose 1 dele. Date to the Atlantlo City pageant She recently won also the title Mlai Venus of 1933, (Associated Press Photo I don't carry guns around with me to Impress anyone. I carry them as a dire necessity . , . r know some day I am going to lose, but when that time comes, I will not throw up my hands and rely on brains to get me out. I may be a 'small-time holster' and you the brains of mnn a 8200,000 tot, but I'm outside while you probably are wracking your enor mous brain to beat the ohalr." The three men and the woman. reported wounded, wrecked three stolen automobiles In their mad dash toward tho Kansas border. On one and the sam nnv m . n" i tne syndicate reported business men as palsied by dread of labor, and the Washington end re ported 300 strike, quietly up for set- "" tne conciliation bureau of tho U S. department of labor. The uivu appeared to be Justified. ... wasnington you learn In quiet that Mr. Green haa his cohorts be hind him aa never before. They stay behind him because they trust him at au tnat labor is after peace bly If possible. But to get It if he doesn't they take the bit In their teeth. Meters-rVtica Renort Mail Tribune Daily Cross-Word Puzzie Transfer. EADS TRANSFER tc STORAGE CO. uitice 1015 no. Central. Phone 318 prices right. Service guaranteed RFINKINO TRUCKING CO Trans fer and storage. We haul anything -at a reaeonaoie price. Ill No. Fir street. Phone 333. HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pack' era and movers. Special livestock moviruf equipment. Prices right nirersiae. none 1044-X. LEGAL NOTICES JiS-ROOM house close in. Almond. Inquire 23 FOR RENT 7-room unfurnished house: 4 bedrooms: near high school. Phone 779-W. FOR rent Completely furnished house. 411 Woodstock. FOR RENT 5-room modern house, east side. Phone 1858. FOR RENT House rent for carpen ter work. Box 12088. Tribune. Houses ho. siaso and els. water P'd: wood range Phone 105. BARGAINS IN GOOD USED CARS Liberal Trades and Terms 1H30 Bulck Spt. Coupe. 1P30 Chrysler 70 Brougham. 1029 Chev. Coupe. 1929 Chev. Sedan. 1929 chev. 4 Coupe. 1931 Chrysler 8 Conv. Co.1.3? 1928 Packard Sedan. 1929 Ford Roadster. BUY NOWI ABMSTRONO MOTORS, 38 N. Riverside. INC. Notice. In the County Court of Jackson county, for the Stete of Oregon. In the Mstter of the Estate of w. L wsixer. accessed. Notice Is given that H. K. Hanna administrator of above entitled tate has filed in above entitled court ana mstter his final account of ssld sominisiratlon and ssld court has fixed September 27, 1933. at 10:00 ociocx a. m. at tne court room of said court as the time and place for ncnng any objections thereto and for the settlement thereof. H. K. HANNA, Administrator. Notice to Creditors. In the County Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Jackson. in ine waiter of the Estate of Ar thur S. Wells, deceased. Notice is hereby given thst I have run eaLs pora Truck. i3i. long 1 own auiy ana regularly appointed wheel base, dusl wheels, overload Administrator of the above entitled springs, gooa urea, good condition i wive unaer ana &y virtue of an or throughout. for $300 cash or will I der of the County Court of Jackson take a good smaller truck in part mincy. uregon. duly msde, render payment. 1603 N. Riverside. For RENT Homes, furnished or unfurnished. Brown 81 White. HOMES FOR RENT Call 898. CLAS3Y modern 5-room stucco, east font Clear 826 Pine. FOR sale OH RENT cidney Smito home i-orner West Main Orange Exclusive luting w' L Vawter Jxckaon Oo Bank Bldg. FIVE room rurnianed home, 113 Cot 's. 'OR REM HK.MsHtl) KUU.MS TRACTIVE rooms. 404 S. Grape. RENT Nicely furnished sleep J"? rooms with oath room prin '. garage lie pet month 126 80 Riverside "W RKNT A-.traitiv. rooms, good M U Cottle. FOR SALE One Federal truck, one Bulck sedan, cheap. Call 630 S Central. FOB SALE MIKCELLAAEOUS SAT5UMA PLUMS for sale cheap. For particulars Phone 645-L. FOR SALE Montag elrculstor heater in good conaiuon. usit voo-vv after 6 p. m. FOR SALE Fresh salmon Valentine's Csfe. FOR SALE 100 tiers 18-ln. seaeoned apple wood, larxe sire for heater. SI per tier. Come with own trsn portstion, 4 mllea east of Oold Hill at first bridge crossing Ssms creek Riverside Orchards. Call Robert Park or Schuyler Shsnklln. ed and entered upon Aueust lath 1933. and all creditors having claims sislnst said deceased are hereby notl- " pr"ern me same, duly verified with vouchers thereunto attached, and all persons owing said estate are notified to pay their said Indebted nes to me at my office. Rooms 201 3 Medford National Bank Building Medford. Oregon, within all. months from the date of this notice. Dated at Medford. Oregon, this 29:h day of August, 1933. O. M. ROBERTS. Administrator of the Estate of Arthur S. Wells, deceased. Notice to Creditors. Notice is hereby given that we. the undersigned, have been appointed by the County Court of Jackson County Oregon. Executrix and Executor re- ruflvat n , k -- i-1"- J vt -. M.n VI B. Roberta, deceased, and have quali fied. All persons having claims TOMATOES, Corn. Squash and Beets ' aeainst said estate are hereby noti- for sale or trade for wood, cnicx-1 neo 10 present mem. with proper ens. cow, stove or Service Station south Ta-ent. calves, or wood cook I vouchers snd d-.ily verified, to us st hit. M. Holinter. first 1 tne oillce or Hsrrv C. Skyrman, AC ROM 1 Cut Into pieces I. Kind of fur 10, Informal con versation 14. Expectant anticipation 15. Cla Is. Possess 17. Fish sauca It. Part of an amphithe ater 11. Title of Athena ZO. Extreme pov erty 22. Uks a brletis 24. Forms used In making .. ,hs 25, Before 21. Tract of lsn8 drained by a rlv.r SO. Pronoun 41, Stslks of 32. Smells threahsd 34. Kind of red grsln n n.0.' . Tibetan ex 17. OMh. present , D,TC ,w Contend ln cl'h 40. Ons who gains Oulded anowieose Solution of Yesterday's Puiite ABOVE K I ptJE Vm & a s ede IrIrIaItI 1 Tel If Rm at w a. niep EDI TpGlV V Eg L?i5illU P E A 0 p 3D lppaiiiy 111 l i s o Rjf n sThTa r e Sain e wl yTf TOR Ep E S ALEffl FprnTo M fi d J c Am R E SE3R O C I i E N A TlEl er1eMad1esaHed it. Communica tion . Biblical char, acter Is. The number nine IT. Minute particle ii. Nerve net works It. Marine mollusks 0. Cover with something solid 1. Crippled U. East Inrllan tills for a European IT. Sacred image I. White ant: Phil. III. I?. Wear sway '). Walked 71. The red planet 71. Restrain 71. Large marine rsstropods . DOWN 1. Fellow J. "Javlty . Not sht t. Odd hut I. Supports ft. Swiss river 7. Sanctified 8. Solitary I. Orowtaff An 10. Fretted 11. Circle of light 12. Declare II. Span of horses 21. Operated 23. Msnacles !5. Full of briers 21. Vigilant W. Blip II. Make over II. Kxg-shaped 21. Strictness 35, Ioks to us 27. Chess pieces 38. Color 4L Post of a stalrcsss II. Shrewclnens II. Hearing dis tance II. Narrow back ., streets II. Own: Scotch II. Filed with medicine II. Italian river 16. Close forcibly It. Scene of Christ's Irst miracle ?!' A,r.'n ""It hi. Peel II. 110 square rods II. Partlslly burned carbon II. Finishes II. European 8h September 8, 1933, Forecasts. Medford and vicinity! Oloudr and unsettled tonight and Wednesday; no cnange in temperature. Oregon: Cloudy and unsettled: lo cal showers northwest postion tonight ana weanesaay. No change In tem perature. Local Data. Temperature a year ago today: nignest, Vi lowest, 48. Total monthly precipitation, none Deficiency for the month, .04 inoh Total precipitation since Septem ber 1, 1933, none. Deficiency' for the season, .04 Inch. Relative humidity at 6 p. m. yes terday, 13; 8 a. m. today, 73. Sunrise tomorrow. 5:41 a. m. Sunset tomorrow, 6:37 p. m. Observations Taken at R a. 120 Meridian Time. For all Mr. Green's brave words of trust in the recovery act, there are those who question Wis peace of his heart. And for all the inn. ..... of the clans to the federation con ventlon. they count on apeoch of plainer sort when the conclave opens Behind the scenes of all labor Is for ono thing nrleved and inrti.. at whot it regards as the wreck of ' 0 department. It took fifty years to get a laboring man Into the cabinet and .his department Is strictly their baby. Now they com plain It Is nothing but 1 welfare bureau Behlng closed doors they orock rude Jesta at the high-hat methodis of the lady secretary who has made It so. As secretary of la bor they aay she remains a foremost welfare worker, and proceed to Ig nore her aa tragically out of place now t,hat hell appears to be popping. Here la a single detail In their bill of complaints. Madam Secretary drafted Isidore Lubln, a scientist economist from the Brookings Insti tute to commissioner of labor sta tistics. Good aa long as the gentle, man stuck to his muttons. Evident- ' iiv WM Riven bower. K M..V,.. out to merge with his bureau the conciliation service. Even the lady u,uat. mo me roily of this .,4 bmiv sna Stop 1C, M anything on earth Is an endless suocesslon of personal equations, a matter of man-to-man appeal, it la the settling of strikes. Bitter" hat reds have to be smoothed. Hard names, violent talk, unprintable epithet hurled at heated enemies miut be ernaert. Th enemies themselves must be turned into inenai. A dainty pink lacquette featuring i smart collar and tie Ii worn by Ann Dvorak of the fllmt with hep white serge sports froek. (Alsocl. ited Press Photo! Ill Olty si S: I to.-ney for said estate, at Room 09, ' lJ I" Wf t I7 f P VA' I" la la 3 m ji 7 l w WWW 57 -M m i i" 44 I" T " "III J Sj A rymm CpZZu i. ff WBO illlb) 1ZZTW i 1 si 7 " Wzzzzs Boston ...... .. 76 68 1 29 P. Cdy. Cheyenne . 86 58 .... p. Cdy. Chicago .... 84 . Clear Eureka 63 48 Clear Helena 84 80 Cloudy Los Angelea 80 60 .. Clear MEDFORD . 88 4 .... Clear New Orleans 03 78 .01 Clear New York .. .. 76 ... Omaha 90 88 ',. Clear Phoenix 108 84 Clear Portlsnd 74 84 Cloudy Reno 86 50 Clear Rooeburg 44 p cdy Belt Lake 93 74 Clesr San Francisco..... 70 60 Cloudy Sesttle 68 Cloudy Spoksne 82 50 Cloudy Walla Walla 88 60 ... Clear Washington. D C. 78 68 .60 Cloudy PRETTY AVIAIRIX KILLED IN RACE CURTIS REYNOLDS AIRPORT, OLENVIEW, III., Sept. 6. (UP) Flor ence Klingenemlth, pretty 96-year-old avlatrlx from Minneapolis, Minn., waa killed instantly yesterday while par. tlclpatlng In the feature eonteat of the International air races. The crash of Mlas Kllngensmlth'e powenui amp brought to a tragio end the International air spectacle, which included the setting of a new world land plane speed record by James R. Wedell and the atsrt of the historic Gordon Bennett Balloon race. Mlse Kllngensmlth had been fly ing three years. She won the Amelia Fsrhart trophy last year and held the women's record for msklog con- secutlve loops. "Bring back, bring back, oh, bring back my britches to me" Is the song that Moore Homllton la singing today. And It's a "clothesline bal lad," says he, and he'd like to Include In the chorus a number of golf sock and a shirt, which disappeared from 104 South Newtown laest night. The crltches were slacks, white anil pin striped: the golf aocke brown. And without any attempt to ape th mailt orotners, Hamilton also Insist that he wants his shirt. For al though the nation la on Its way ts rocoveryy and all that, there's one good Democrat who haen't received any political plums (or pants) and the winter la coming on. And the slacks are coming off , Hamilton swears If ha and hla watch dog. who slept through the theft last nlg,ht over meet up with the guy who sc. quired them. And while the rest of the world le pondering over "who threw the at eralla In Mrs. Murphy's chowder." he has asked the Medford tpollce force to consider lor a moment who sneaked the brltchee over hla back fence. e- Ever since 1913 this has nn. In tho conciliation service of the de partment of labor. . Without a word of notice it has calmed down thou sands of strikes and saved the nm. try uncountable hundreds of millions In wagei and profile otherwise lost stopped Production nm say leaders of labor, when thu hni. of recovery's triumph or fizzle may hinge on halting these runawnv tn,,, , senamg out peace makers fortified with a hatful of uuums aecimai points! They add that mere dread of this has whitened overnight the man who amm inspired tni work since the de- i"""' or labor waa atarted. It Is not extravagant to add, further, that the fate of recovery may rest on the shoulders of this one maater conciliator. For twenty years he has been the country's devoted slave. He iuw niny oecome Ita savior. Labor knowa this. Johnson knows it. Farley knows It. The president """" " e iaay secretary would do well to know it. Incidentally the country should know at least who the gentleman Is. He la Hugh L. Kerwln. Labor adores him. Big Business Itaelf might doff it. hat to the man who has saved It ao many millions. BUT t the end of a cabinet year place your bete on two rei.ti. The other will be that of the gen tleman who puts himself to sleep every night with guitar, a h.m Z something. when the Roosevelt. .,iml Hon opened, welfare w th. -., of the day. we are now getting down to brass knucklee. The need of at .i uni practical laborlte In the uhm tiiiem oi labor became rn.r. ... .ra it waa not for nothing that ei-.ureay was put there. His got ..s "r naa something, by Vie unanousiy humorous about It. Undoubtedly It wo Hnn. n u. Identlal order. But the ioh , iing nimseii on a lady's sarcastic tongue waa left to Farley. He got It According to WojLhi,.tn . ,-' Madam Secretary said to Farley. IU. jour department and I'll manage mine." But no: one point: MeOredy Is first assistant secretary . -u uue iq rise. Note other things. Big business dreads labor. La nor fears the recov- ery act, witn all its golden promise will not deliver. The sleight of hand la showing itaelf. The president Is playing both ends against the mid dle. The middle Is Industrial peace, and be II get It by keeping each end too worried to fight. Speaking of masters at their craft, the White House hoe contained no mpuiatnr or men and I Phone 642. We'U ham away tour tvtnle .! Abraa, Lincoln, t.Xu, fi,,, imtfrl tuJ WET BY, SQUALL CHICAGO, Sept. 6 (UP) A drlew lng rainstorm swept across the lake, front and the world's fair ground! last night to bring a sudden end to- one of the greatest daya of merry making In Chicago's history. Aocompaniea by a 88-mlle-an-hour wind, lightning and thunder, the storm swept down upon more thsa 300,000 persons at the fair grounds. It ripped the brilliant banners of the avenue of flags to shreds, soaked thousanda of persons and gave other thousands a severe fright before II abated. Minor disorders were reported ae) thousands of persons attempted to obtain rain checks when the storm broke without warning. The throng ahoved and crowded as the checks and shelter were sought. Wallula Cut-Oft Formally Opened WALLA WALLA, Wash., Sept. 8 (UP) Two thousand persona attend, ed the dedication yesterday of th Wallula -Umatilla highway . linking Oregon and Washington. Marshall N. Dsns, regional dmlnlstrator of the public work program, was the main speaker. Talisman lodge, Knights of Pythias, la planning a large gathering for this evening, marking the close of the summer vacation season. All Knlghtei are requested to be present end are) promised an Interesting evening! program. 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