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PAGE SEVEN You Can 't Afford to Miss the Buying Opportunities Listed Here JSIEDFOKD HAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1933. Why Not Try a Want-Ad? Want to Mil your noms want to M til K i In odd ana ,bOm IB Household furnlsningsr o you od tool tot rout gar lent . . An uwipensi? Want-AO o the Mall mount Classified Pag will nod h w thes and eu) otnr prplxln oroblams. Here Are the Rates: pr word tint insertion (Minimum 360) Caen addition! Insertion, nor word 1C (Minimum 10c) pet line per month, without Ahansea mo wn - 75 Phone LOST AWU KOUNP LOST-Brown Pekingese dog, "e to name of Pico. ,,,a Ralph Berdwell, 1003 So. Oakdal. Kewara. LOST Black female Scotch terrier. Will pay reward. Dr. Haines. Ash land. LOST If dog missing, oall 1618. WANTED FEMALK HELP WANTED airl to care for 3 children during day. See Mrs. P. O. SUmson at American Packing House. WANTED MALE BELP WANTED Boy 19 to do 8 hours' miscellaneous chores on Saturday. Wa ei.50. chance for advance ment. Box 844. Tribune. WANTED Experienced men pear pickers. For Information Inquire Pinnacle Packing Co. No. i. WANTED SITUATION WANTED House cleaning by the hour, local references; 20c per hour; polishing floors a specialty. Will care for children evenings, 15 per hour. 311 McAndrews road. HIOH SCHOOL girls want to work for room and board and small pay. Call 6-F-22. BOY WANTS to work for room and board while attending school. Box 13731. Tribune. WANTED MIBCE1.LANEOCS HONEST reliable man with stock and equipment wishes to lease 30-40-A. improved place. Write to B. Box 32, Central pointy GRINDING DRAIN, reasonable rates. Medford Seed & Peed Co, corner Fourth and Bartlett Sts. Tel. 803. WANTED Rabbits. Tel. 1345-X. WANTED--Laundry completely finish ed, 8o lb. Also day work. Tel -F'2- WANTED Pasture lor cows, also want saddle horse. Chester Wendt. WANTED Laundry completely fin lahed, 8o lb. Also day work. Tel. t-F-2. WANTED Modern house to rent, 3 bedrooms, walking aiscsnc courthouse. Phune 111-3. tx7 a Mnm urhtte Leehorn pullet. en descriDtlon and price. Box 123. Butte Falls. Ore. WOULD LEASE small herd Guernsey cows to party with feed. H. B. ' Howell, Rt. a. Grants Pass. HAY GRINDING A specialty Brown, the hay grinder. 0 So. Central. , JUNK WANTED We pay cash tor JUNK BATTERIES as RADIATORS. ALUMINUM BRASS, COPPER & tink Of all descriptions. MEDPOUD BARGAIN HOUSE 31 No Grape Tel 103 WANTED Household goods, stoves, tools or what have you. Medford Bargain Bouse. 31 N. Grape St. Tel 1063. WANTED Listings o) valley homes In exchange for choice Cai property' Staple Realty Co., Ashland. POK BENT HOUSES tlO TO S22 50 Water paid 330 No. Holly. 08 W. 10th. 37 Washington. 1035 W. 9th. SIS Elm. First Ins. Agency. H. H. Brown, Call 103; after 5. 1670. FURNISHED 4-room house; over stuffed; 123 50. ait Cottage. Tel 1383-J. 119.00 8-RCOM partly furnished house, water psld. 520 No. Grips Capiat 43 So. Central. !fjR RENT One ?f the prettiest snd nomiest cottages i' wioi cu tlfully and ooma.lete!y furnished Nice yard and flowe "s Furnace heal. basement, washing t'lacnine. msio aire, fireplace, garagit lr PI,n" did neighborhood. AvaViaoie ovpi 16. 843.40. water paid, i'30 W 4th est., ur can iiia-w. rej - ' Peach. FOR RENT Desirable 7-roojn un furnished home; 3 bedrooms, s..-een porch, fireplace, hardwood floor, large Iswn. with shade trees; wltii or without furnsce heat. C. A. DeVoe. Phone 623-J-2. FOR RENT To adulta or adulu with frowo children, ideal 6-room un urmsrted bungalow in ftrat-clsss ocndition. close In; his built-in fix tures, beatrola. electrio water Beat er and tank; new llnoleium on kit chen floor; laundry tubs, screened porches, earsee, wood house, nice lawn See property at 719 W 1 1th and cs:i first door west. Ready tor occupMicy and low rent to good fOB BENT HOUSES 632 MINNESOTA, 7 rooms, furnace heat. First Ins. Agency, h. a. Brown. Call 105; after . 1970. FOR RENT 4-room unfurnlsnsd house, close In. Inquire Ul So. Holly. FOR RENT small furnished house, strictly modern; Jrlgldalr. 331 No Holly St. HOMES FOR RENT Call 699. FOR RENT House rent for carpen ter work. Bos 13088, Tribune. FOR RENT 6-room unfurnished house. 1035 W. 10th. 0. A. DeVoe For RENT Home, furnished or unfurnished. Brown & White. HOUSES H0. (13 10 and 919, water paidj wood range, rnoae iuo. OLASsy modern 6-room stucco, east front. Olear. 826 Pine. FOR SALE OR KENT Sidney Smith . home turner west Main As orange E.-.cluilve listing, w. L Vswter Jackson Co. Bsnk Bldg. rOB ftENI APA HTMENT8 FOR RENT Furn. 3 room spt., heat Ac hot water. 345 N. Bartlett. FOR RENT Apts. 526 No. Riverside DURRELL COURT. 329 No. Holly. FOB BENT BOARD AND BOOMS BOARD AND ROOM at 716 E. Main Rates very moderate. FOR BENT FURNISHED BOOMa CLEAN ROOMS, good beds, board. De Grover, 710 weicn ot. FOR RENT Large front room, close In; hot and cold water; shower. 20 So. Fir. ATTRACTIVE rooms, 404 S. Grape. BUSINESS OtM'ORTUNllTIES MEAT MARKET and Grocery, well lo. cated. doing good business. A real buy. 13805, care Tribune. FOR EXUHANOB 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 UVBSTOCK will trade equity m ti-room house, jxoellent location box 1063,. Tribune. FOR EXCHANGE LlghV sedan In good condition, for truck. Phone 697-R-l. 4-ROOM modem homo bath laundry trar screened porch bullt-lns gar sge shade and 'rult trees; 9700 equity for car. acreage cabin site or what have you Phone 1538-L or write Box 13337 Tribune. FOR SALE OR TRADE Good sound wirk horse, 1400 lbs- 7 years old Walter Jonee, 2nd house below bridge. So. Ashland FOB EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE WILL -TRADE Medford business building, Medford residence and other property, all clear, for good land In small or large tracts. Your answer treated confidentially. Box 13924, Tribune. WILL TRADE High class cabin and 3 acres on Rogue river for what have you or other property, B. & L. stock, etc. Box 13925, Tribune. 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., clear for something clear In Medford or Ashland. Prefer small acreage. What have you. 156 7th St. Ashland. FOR SALE HOMES FOP SALE New 6-room modern house in Eugene. Will sacrifice. Inquire 1129 Nlant.o St.. Medford FOR SALE REAL ESTATE LOOK AT THIS 160, 320 or 640 acres STATE LAND along STATE hwy, near Florence, Arte., at low price. Two dollars per acre will handle: 85 years balance, and not much of that. A. E. Bliss, 1006 Sunset, or rnone n, WHEN you think of real estate, think of Brown & White. ' FOR 8 ALU AUTOMOBILES. FOR SALE One Federal truck, one buicx sedan, cheap. Call 630 8 Central. FOR SALE DOGS AND PETS REGISTERED Springer spaniel pups. a. a. reters, jr., Asniana, ore. FOR SALb LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Guernsey milk cow, or will trade for light car. L. S. Leh man, Griffin creek. FOR SALE Milk cow. Tel. 132-L. GOOD all-around young 1300-pound horse. 175. 333 North Riverside. Phone 1109. FOR 8ALE Ramboulllet ewes, cheap. Geo. H. Stowell, Eagle Point. COWS FOR SALE Prof. C. Engel. hardt. Route 3. FOR SALE Rambollette rams. sOl-J-1. FOR SALE 100 sheep. Phone 417. FOR SALB MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Small bungalow pisno, very reasonable. Call 1430-J-3. FOR SALE Tomatoes. Italian and petite prunes. P. s. Carpenter. Jacksonville highway. DAIRY FLY SPRAY. Kills flies, will not tsmt milk snd keeps cows free In pasture. 90c per gallon. Bring own container. Mfdfcrd Seed A: Peed Company, store 309 East Main. Warehouse, Fourth and Bartlett Sts. KILL peach tree borer with Paradl chlorbenzene Medford Seed fe Peed Company. Store 309 East Main. Warehouse, Fourth sr.d Bartlett Sts. PALL rye seed, seed grains arid (trasses. Metilord Seed At Peed Co. Store. 309 FJJt Main. Warehouse. FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Peaches. Elbertas now ready. R. R. Ouches, Griffin Creek. Phone 857-L. FOR SALE .30-30 Savage rifle, as good is new. with exceptional eights. 935; also 33 Winchester pump in perfect condition, 113.60 Phone 676-W. LAST of Tuscan cling peaches) this week. E. E. Foss, Talent. FOR SALE Gulbransen piano. In quire 311 West Jackson St. SUOAR and Petite prunes. 7-F-13. FOR SALE 4-hole wood rang and breakfast set. Tel. 879-J. FULLER-JOHNSON gasoline pump engine and pump Jack. A reliable pump outfit at a reasonable price. I. R. White. Machinery, PEACHES 415 Newtown St. 1132-R. Phone TOMATOES for canning le lb. de livered In 60-lb. lug. Phone 1059. ITALIAN and petite prunes. Geo. B Young. Route I. Phone 7-F4. WOOD for hay or potatoes, near Trail. R. C. Skellenger, Trail, Ore. FOR SALE Used sewing machines, all makes; terms If desired. All makes rented and repaired. White Sewing Machine Co., 34 N. Bartlett. FOR SALE Large Ice box: also large electric range. 706 Dakota Ave. FOR SALE Pickling cucumbers, all sizes. 316 W. 8th St. Tel. 1646-Y. FOR sand, gravel, sediment, fertilizer and teaming. Phone 913-J. MISCELLANEOUS NEW SEED AND FEED STORE Med ford Seed Aj Feed Co. store, 309 East Main. Warehouse, Fourth and Bartlett Sts. Authorized Frlgldalre Service. Other makes rep. Tel. 427: nights 905-Y. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstracts. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title, Title Insurance. Rooms 3 snd 6, No. 33 North Central Ave., upstairs. JACKSON CO. ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title and Title Insurance. The only complete Title System In Jackson County. Expert Wlnduw Cleaners. LET GEORGE DO IT Tel. 1173. House cleaning. Floor Waxing. Ori ental Rug Cleaning, specialty. Money to Lend. WE LEND MONEY ON FURNITURE AND LATE MODEL AUTOS Three per cent per month on un paid balance. No other charges. See W E. Thomas, 45 South Central. ground floor Craterlan Theater Bldg. State License No. 8-167. Job Printing. MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT Best equipped plant in southern Oregon. Printing of all kinds; book binding; loiao -leaf ledgers, and blanks, billing systems, duplicating cash sales slips and everything In the printing lines. 28-30 N. Grape. Phone 75. Transfer. EADS TRANSFER Js STORAGE CO. Offlc 1015 No. Central. Phone 315 Prices right. Service guaranteed. RFINKING TRUCKING CO. Trans. fer and storage. We haul anything at a reasonable price. Ill No. Fir Street. Phone 333. HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pack ers and movers. Special livestock moving equipment. Prices right. Riverside. Phone 1044-X. Piano and Violin Instruction. FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher of Piano. Height Song Service. Arrang ing, composing, etc. 318 Liberty Bldg. Painting and Paperhangtng. M. A. BLISS Painting and paper- hanging. Tel. 649-W. 813 S. Grape. LEGAL NOTICES No. 13771 Treasury Department Office of Comptroller of the Currency Washington, D. C. September 11. 1933. Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to the undersigned, It has been made to appear that "Medford National Bank," In the City of Med ford, In the County of Jackson and State of Oregon, has complied with all the provisions of the Ststutes of tne united states, required to be oomplied with before an association shsll be authorized to commence the business of Banking; Now, therefore, I, J. T. T. O'Connor, Comptroller of the Currency, do here by oertlfy that "Medtord National Bank," In the City of Medford. In the County of Jackson and State of Ore gon, is authorized to commence the business of Bsnklng as provided In Section Fifty-one Hundred snd Sixty nine of the Revised Statutes of the united states. In testimony whereof, witness my nana ana seal or orrice this eleventh day of September, 1933. (Seal of the Comptroller of (Signed) the Currency.) Treasury Department.) J. T. T. O'CONNOR. Comptroller of th Currency. Summons. In the Circuit Court-of the Stat f Oregon for Jackson Countv. The state of Oregon, represented snd acting bv the World War Veterans' State Aid Commission, Plaintiff, vs. Calvsn N. Evsna. sometimes known as v. H. Evsna, and Bettv Ev.ns. hna. bsnd and wile: John H. Denlson and Reba P Denlson. husband and wife; Delroy Oetchell. and Alloa M Oetchel, husbsnd snd wife, also all other persons or parties unknown claiming any right, title, eatst. lien or interest in. or to th prop. erty described In the Complaint on rhe herein. Defendants. L I? & tiU i'm''isiTit known as 0. K. Evans, and Betty Evans, husbsnd and wife. Defendants: In the nam of the State of Ore gon, you, and each of you, are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint of the plaintiff' on file herein against you or otherwise plead thereto within four weeka from th date of th first publication of this Summons, ssme belns; the 30lh day of August, 1833. And you win pleas tax notice that If you fall to so appear and answer or otherwise plesd to said complaint, the plaintiff will take de cree against you for the relief de manded In said complaint, to-wit; A decre foreclosing plaintiff's mort gsge and decreeing that the property hereinafter described as follows, to wit: Lot flv (8), Block two (2), Summit Addition to the City of Medford, County of Jackson, Stat of Oregon. be sold In sstlsfactlon thereof. This summons la published by or der of Hon. H. D. Norton, Judge of the circuit court of Jackson county, Oregon, which order was made on the join cay of August, 1993. O. A. CODDING, Attorney tor Plaintiff. F. O. Address; Courthouse, Medford. Oregon. Summons for Publication. In th Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Jackson G- M. Roberts, as Trustee for Geo. L. Hsff, T. A. Henderson, O. C. Stan wood, and C. H. Gram, Commis sioner of the Oregon Bureau of i,aoor, maintur, va. Dlscon Oold Mining Company, sn Arizona eorporatlon, A. D. Coulter, Olga Moores and ueorge B. Clarke, and O. R. Carter, as the County Clerk and ex-offlclo County Re corder of Jackson County, Oregon, and also all other persons and par ties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or Interest In and to the premises described in th Complslnt herein. Defendants. To Dlscon Oold Mining Companv. an Arizona corporation. A. D. Coulter, Olga Moores, George B. Clarke, and aiso an otner persons and parties unknown cmiming any rignt, title, estate, lien or Interest In snd to th premises described In the Complaint herein, the above named defendants: in me nam of the Stat of Ore gon: You,- and each of von. xrm hereby required and summoned to appesr in tne ariov entitled court and oause, snd snswer the Complaint of th plaintiff on file therein against you within four weeks from the dste or tne nrst pub icat on hereof sn juu win nereby take notlo tnst if you fail to so appear and answer, for want thereof plaintiff will pray to the court for the following relief against you and sa prayed for In plaintiff's Complaint, a aucclnct state ment of which Is as follows, to-wlt: For a decree making permsnent tne preliminary restraining oraer en. Joining the defendants. A. D. Coulter and Dlscon Gold Mining Company ana Olga Moores. from In any man ner alienating, mortgaging or pledg ing any Interest they might claim In the premises which are the subject matter uercoi, na tne aeienaant, o. R. Carter, from accenting for record ation or recording any conveyance made by said defendants, and for a further decre ratifying, confirming approving me action of tne plain tiff In re-entering and re-possessing ssld premises, and forec' sing said contract, Exhibit "R" of ni?nt.iff Complaint, and decreeing that the nigral or sn said defendant In and to the Dreml&M lvln unn hint situate In Jackson County, Oregon. ucsvugwi m sxnioit A" of plaintiff's Complaint and In Volume 193 of the Deed Records of Jackson County, Oregon, at psges 643 to 646 iwiusiv mereor, end spsclfloslly re ferred to hereby, be foreclosed, can celled, annulled, sst ,m h.i SI. nIugi!': nd ru"n . decreeing that the title of the plaintiff be for- ono anyone claim ing by. through or under them, and that ssld defendants be given five Mail Tribune Daily ACHOSa L Wlncllks S. Faint Indica tion 10. Malt 14. Portal XL Divisions of manklod 11 Italian eltr 17. Bbort ticket 11. Deputy 19. lveave out 20. Utiles 92, Thoss who make trial of 14. Misery 2b. Place in posi tion sea in 2t). Nottd :s. By SO. Tranquillity 84. Frost n 25, Dlstncurobsr S8. Red dye IT. Wan-on track 85, Army officer 40. Room In a harem 41. Hardens 42. Distant 44. Ustalbarlnx compounds 45. Coat with an alloy of tlD and lead 4t. Condensed molsturt 4T. Fst It. Vallay Solution of Yesterday's Puziis n HlAll I e tuTtR- !L 1 Hll H LI A S HHRE N T NONE PA"jnAlTlTsiyTNlA 10. One ot the Cape Verde islands IL Pertaining to church law m. Ridicules (S. gandarac tree CD. Radium ema nation 61. Donate sa. Swine 61. DellKhtfu) regions 4. Ipecac plant (5. Relieve 3 I up i 7 f po y rfF 2 2 p iiiiiiziii::": l 1 PIIT" IP III si si sir pp Sf Si Sj "1 1 1 PfH 1 1 1 IfH 1 1 days from th date of th entry ot said decree within which to redeem said premises by the payment at 915.500.00, together with Interest thereon at the rate of six per cent per annum from May 90th, 1933, and the further sum of 9150(5.00 as plain tiff attorney's tses snd his costs and disbursements herein to b tax ed, and that ths defendant, Olja Moores. be required to make, execute snd deliver unto th plaintiff a quit claim deed conveying any Interest sh msy claim to hav In said prem ises within fir days from th date of the entry of said decree herein, snd upon her failure so to do. that said decree shall be considered in lieu of such said deed, and that in any event plaintiff do have and re cover the sum of 1500 00 as his at torney's tees and his costs and dis bursements herein tsxed, oft and from ssld defendsnts, A. D. Coulter snd Dlscon Oold Mining Company, snd for such other, further and differ ent relief as to th court may seem meet and proper In th premises, all of which mor clearly appears from a copy ot ths Complaint on file here in and specifically referred to hereby. This Summons Is published in the Medtord Mall Tribune, a newspaper of general and regular circulation, published In the Cuy at Medtord, Oregon, once esch week for a period of four weeks consecutively, and five times, and ssld defendant are re. quired to appear and answer as here in provided under snd by virtue of an order duly made, rendered and entered under dst of August 33nd. 1933, by ths Hon. Earl B Day, Coun ty Judge of Jackson County, Oregon, sctlng In the absence of th Hon. H D Norton, Circuit Judge of the First Judicial District, from Jackson Coun ty, Oregon, and his Inability to exe cute this order as such, The date of the first publication ot this Summons Is August 33rd, 1033 G. M. ROBERTS, WM. M. MCALLISTER, Attorneys for Plaintiff. Address: 301-3 Medford National Bank Bldg., Medford, Ore. Notice of settlement ot Final Account In the County Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Jackson. In the Matter of the Estate of Julia E. Beekman, Deceased. Notice la hereby given that Csrrle C- Beekman and Benjamin B. Beek man, Executors of the Estate of Julia E Beekman. deoessed, have filed their final account as such Executors, and that Mondsy, the 9th day of October, 1933, at 10 o'clock of said dsy, and the court room of the above entitled Court, in the County Court House. In Medtord, ssld County and Stste, hsve been appointed by said County Court as the time and plac for the hearing of objections to and th settlement of such final account. CARRIE C. BEEKMAN, BENJAMIN B. BEEKMAN, Executors of the Estate of Julia E. Beekman. deceased. Oregon Prune Crop To Be Near Normal PORTLAND. Sept. 30. (AP) The Journal said today that a atlrvey of the prune crop In Oregon discloses that the crop hss been saved from severe loss by general Improvement In weather conditions during the past few days. "Damage already Inflicted to the crop," th survey said, "lias been much less than had been ex pected. General Ideas for the crop continue around 18,000 tons for Ore gon and Clark county, Wash." PEAR GROWER FOUND DEAD BENEATH TREE NAMPA, Idaho, Sept. 30. (AP) Th body of H. W. Sttoeker, 78, wan found beneath a fruit trea on hla ranch near hera yesterday by hia tenant, Mrs. B. O. Ballard. Stoeker, who had been picking pears, had been dead eight hours, physicians estimated. Cross-Word Puzzie UO.lt .If Ltl bsA runnel It. IsUhamrotdta noblei ar. II. Moistens L Incline the head It. Part of a blossom la. Copperheads 28. Primary 17 Sharp 28. Khyihm 29. Artlcla of lewelry II. Worship it. Surrenders, Sj territory 11. Rub out ts. Action at lair 28. Adult boy II Collect little by little If. Tier 42, Sanction 44. Compels 48. Determine 47. Rowins Im plement 41. Covered the Inelds of B0. Meanlnr SI. Headland 12, Sons from aa opera II. Horses 64, Puts on IS. Low haunt fit. Smooth 47. Location 10. Number 16. Compact 17. Dispatched DOWN 1 Old I. Tardy 1. On the high est point of 4. Took up scalo I. Commerce C. Tatters T. Unit t. Middle I. Psrk In the Hock Its 19. JORKtd PAID TO REDUCE i;--J .c r, a ' m r.wv ..ab i5s Th first check to b paid to southern cotton growers for reducing their acreage was given William E. Morris (right) of Nueces county, Tx., by President Roosevelt. He received $517 for plowing under 47 acres ot cotton already well along In growth, (Associated Proas Photo) Dr. Annie Besant Leader Of Theosophists Passes MADRAS, India, iSept. 20. (AP) Dr. Annie Besant, who waa known ! throughout the world for her leader ship In theosophlcal activities, died here today. On October I she would have been 80 years old. The peacefulnees of her last few days was In vivid contrast to the storm of her life. She was In a atate of haf-conscousneas for some time, never speaking at length even to her moat Intimate friends. Dr. Besant had no malady except old age. She was mentally and physi cally worn out. In 1031 she suffered a fall from which she never recovered. On that occasion she was unconscious thirty hours and, according to a theosophlst friend, an Inner group of the elect nat In a circle about her and restored her to consciousness by concentrated transference of power from them selves to her. Many theosophists expressed the opinion that her Inst daya were marred by a disappointment In Jeddu Krlshnamurtl, a Hindu in whom Dr. Besant said at one time, the "rein carnation of Christ" would be made manifest. Subsequently Krlshnamurtl announced that he no longer held with the tenets of Dr. Besant'i re ligion. Numerous of her followers said, however, that she had felt no great disappointment, and that the personal regard between Krlshnamurtl and her self never waned. In the latter part of 1033, after Krlshnsmurtl had renounced the special claims of "mastership which Dr. Besant had made for him, he spent two months with her at Adyar. They sat for hours, dsy after day In silence. The destiny of theosophy, and who Is to succeed Dr. Besant, are ques tions much to the fore as a result of her death. Many persona had expected that Krlshnsmurtl would assume the lead ership, but that Idea was abandoned when he renounced his "mastership." Jlnnarajah Dasaa, vice-president of the theosophlcal society, la mentioned sa a possible successor. -f- CAUSE OF FORES! FIRES PUZZLE TO STATE FORESTER SALEM. Bept. SO. (AP) Analysis of a pecullsr oil or phosphorous form ation with low Ignition point, which caused several small fires near Bend recently, apparently set off by the sun's rays. Is being sought by Lynn Cronemlller, state foreawr. (Samples of the formation war sent him by L. A. W. Nixon, stat forestry flsld Inspector at Bend. Nixon's report stated ha found a smsll fir burning In the middle of th grsvel rosd at Sisters on Septem ber B. Th fir wss about th els of a half-dollar piece, and the flame of bluish color, was from one to two Inches In height and gave an odor aa of a burning match. Within 10 mln utea a half doun flrea were burning within a radius of 30 feet from what sppesrt d out of small oil spots. It wss learned, however, that the day before, following the passing of a large red alrplan toward Mt. Jsf fcrson looking for three Portlsnd young men lost In that vicinity, sev. ersl grsss fires were started near there and put out by school children. Cronemlller believed th plan, had dropped or lost portions of rockets or smoke bombs to be used In the sesreh, and that the high content of phosphorous csused the sun to lgnlt the particles, even In a graveled rond. No further Investigation has yet been made. Cronemlller stated no forest fires In that vicinity had been started, snd he wss ansloua to learn what material from i plan could have started these peculiar small fires. Th samples will be sent to Portlsnd for analysis, and the owner of a large red plane, presumably used In the search along the slopes of Mt. Jefferson for the three men. later found dead, will lias wise b MSstHi4. COTTON ACREAGE t, jr v?i r f vi QrJS V'' Meteorological Report September 20, 1033. Forecasts. Medford and vicinity: Cloudy with showers tonight and Thursday. Not much change n temperature. Oregon: Cloudy with showers west and north portion tonight and Thura day; warmer -east portion tonight. Local Data. Temperature a year ago today: Highest, 74; lowest, SI. Total monthly precipitation, .11 Inch. Deficiency for the month, .14 Inch. Total precipitation since Septem ber 1, 1033, .11 inch, Deficiency for the season, .14 Inch. Relative humidity at 8 p. m. yes terday, 37; 5 a; m. today, 78. Sunrise tomorrow, 11:87 a. m. Sunset tomorrow, 0:11 p. m. Obierratlons Taken at ft a, m., 120 Meridian Time. fife A ANNIE' BE8A.NT, m a I Oltf Boston 70 Cheyenn 06 Chicago ....- 84 Eureka n ... 00 Helena 73 Los Angeles . 80 MEDFORD ....-. 7 New Orleans 93 New York 74 Omaha 70 Phoenix ..103 Portland . 74 Reno 84 Roseburg 70 Salt Lsic 80 Ssn Pr&nclsco 06 Seattle 73 Spoken HW. 70 Walla walla 76 Washington. DO. 84 Cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Olear P. Cdy. Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Rain Clear Cloud; Clear Cloudy Cloudy .10 Cloudy flnlem Headquarters. PORTLAND, Sept. 30. (IP) Word has been received her that Salem has been selected as Oregon head quarters for the Federal Deposit In surance corporation. A national bank examiner will t eln charge of th of flc. Oregon Weather. Cloudy: ahowera west and north portion tonight and Thursday: warm er .ait central portion tonight: fresh and strong south winds offihor. -4 Heath's Drug Stor Is open for busi ness In Its new Istooln. 29 N. Central Ave. Their phone number remalna the ssme, 084. 4 Cleaning and Pressing, th Camelo serves you right. Pre delivery. Tel 1360. Member N.R.A. Mr. Hattle Keames white. Accredited Piano teacher. Studio 330 Laurel St Tel. 449-M. i Keating costs can be reduced. For cumplet heating servlc call Art 0ctunl4U 4181091, CLEANUP PLANS WASHINGTON, D. C.-"Let'i Clean rjpi" said Qovernor Julius Meier of, Oregon to atate, city and county of ficials. This did not apply to gangs ters, racketeers and whst have you but to a far more deadly rr.tnaoa to the citizens of not only Oregon, but every state In the union pollu tion, the pollution of public waters, which Is creating disease that la tsk lng an unknown toll of human Ufa every day In every state, according to the American Game association. And forthwith a statewide campaign was started. Mass meetings were held bond lsues voted two-or-more-to-one by the good cltlrens once they wera appraised of the real menace of pol lution. And now forty-seven cities and towns In Oregon have applica tion for sewage disposal plants pend ing before the National Industrial Re covery act. The federal government makes an outright gift of 30 per cent of public works labor and material! costs on setMIquldatlng projects, with the remainder to be retired not by taxes but from nominal service) charges, and it will lend money foff the 70 per cent remainder. Every city and town that dumpa Its sewage Into public waters can taka advantage of this offer and build long needed sewage disposal plants and stop the pollution of streams, of- . flclals of the American Oame assoclai tton point out. William h, rinley, author, natu ralist and celebrated explorer, cltl wn of Portland, fighting for years to end pollution of streams, outllnea some ot the benefits of water purifi cation or rather prevention of stream pollution. "Such an opportunity to end stream pollution in Oregon may never coma again," Mr. nnley aays. "The move ment Is on to get every community in the state to work tor ciean streams. This will relieve unemployment, is will save the valuable runs ot salmon In public waters, Improve publlo health and encourage outdoor recre ac tion. The plan la to make Oregon tha first state In tha union where sreama pollution has bean abolished and to build up her outdoor resources for the benefit of alt tha people." BANKERS OF OREGON WILL DISCUSS CODE SALHM. Sept. 30. P) The Insur ance banking act and th N. R. A. ood for bankers wlU be considered at a meeting of atate bankers as soon as more detailed Information I secured, Superintendent of Banks A. A. Schramm said today. T. P. Cramer, secretary of Oregon Bankers' association, Is now on a tour of th stat., meeting with ths bank ers' asoclatlon of each county and expllanlng th new provisions. Raying failed to re -enlist in th O. C. O. for th coming six months. 86 young men will leave th last ot thl week for Fort Leavenworth, Kan., and. 17 for Fort Knox, Kentucky. Next week-end 400 men will be trans, ported to Fort Sheridan, III. According to Llutenant Robert T. Frederick of th O. 0. C. headquar ters here, th m.n will b sent to th csmps where they w.re enlisted, and discharged at thlse points. LA GRANDE RADJ0 PLEA DECISION FAR DISTANT WASHINGTON, Sept. 30. yp) Ra dio commission ofldals said It would) bs probably two months before th oommlsslon acts upon the applica tion of the Eastern Oregon Brosd csstlng company to establish a sta tion, at LaOrande, 1 Beating cost can Be reduced. For -oomplet heating servlc call Art Schmldll 4101003, 1 She's 'Mis America 3 C Marlon Bsrgeron, 10-year-eld high school girl of Wsst Hsven, Conn, wss named "Mies America" for 1S33 t th beauty pagtant In At. Isn't! City, N. J. (Associated Efj Photoi ' '-
