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Newspaper Page TextPXOE SEVEN You Can't Afford to Miss the Buying Opportunities Listed Here irEDFORD MAIL TRIBXINT:, 3IEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. 1933. Why Not Try a Want-Ad? WUTl to aell foul aome? Went to get rid of a tern odds and inda la BOUMbold furnishing Oo you aeed tools (or roui isr lent ... An inexpensive Want-Ad .a the Mail MBunt Classmen Pag will find th hum o (be and mu; other perplexing oroblema Here Are the Rates: per word flrwt insertion (Minimum 36c) Sacb Additional insertion, per word (Minimum 10o) per line per month, without copy changes $1J5 75 Phone LOST AND FOUND LOST-aunday, tire and tube, Lake Woods road. Reward. Dean Stacy, Hlllcrest road, Medford. LOST It dog missing, call 1518. WANTED FEMALK HELP WANTED Olrl for housework In fam ily with baby, for room, board and 01.75 per week Box 800. Tribune. WANTED Young woman for general housework, good wagea. References. Box 1398S. Tribune. WANTED MALfc HELP WANTED Business manager for Cowboy Radio Artists. Inquire Merrick's Auto Camp. STEADY WORK GOOD PAV-Several choice opening In county and towns for reliable men or women, no capital or experience required. Write Mr. Thomas. Supt.. 429 Third St.. Oakland, Cal. WANTED SITUATION "WANTED General housework. Ref erences furnlehed. Call at 132 Tripp HIGH SCHOOL glrla want to work for room and board and amall pay. Call S-F-32. BOY WANTS to work for room and board while attending school. Box 13731, Tribune. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WILL BUY or rent large truck H price la right, mio w. nuNnen.. Sheen, lamb and goat pelts, ' ei.. wool 1504 N. BIT. Ph. 380. nsrawTTrri Furniture, poultry, wood ' ahakes, hay, milk goats, etc. Frees Garage. Phone I5ii-x. WANTED Bicycle. 513 North Central. Call evenings OENEBAL PAINTING, tinting and floor waxing. Phone vm-u. CASH PAID for small cash register 317 North Riverside. WANTED Pasture lor oowa also ' want saddle horse. Chester Wendt. WANTED Modern house to rent, bedrooms, walking distance courthouse. Phone 117-J. wanted White Leghorn pullets Give description and price. Box 123, Butt Falls, Ore. HAT GRINDING. A specialty. Brown the hay grinder. 340 So. Central. WANTED Listings of valley homes In exchange for choice Oal. property Staple Realty uo., eutniena. JUNE, WANTED We pay cash for JUNK. BATTERIES. ' as RADIATORS. ALUMINUM BRASS. COPPER ft lunk of ail descriptions. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE TI No. Grape Tel 1082 WANTED Household goods, stoves tools or what nave you. Medford Bargain Bouse, 27 N. Grape St. Tel 1082. FOB BENT HOUSES MODERN stucco home. 1015 West 11th. Owner leaving city, reduced rental for immediate action. JOR RENT 7-room house, 413 So, Oakdale. Phone 750-Y. FOR RENT Modern unfurnished house, close In. call 101 Aimono SMALL furnished house for 3 adults, close in: frtgldalre. Phone 319-R. S15 8-room partly furnished. Call at 45 6. Central. BOMES FOR RENT Call 699. FOr. RENT Homes, furnished or unfurnished. Brown e Whits FOR SALS OR RENT Sidney Smith nome. txsrner West Main as Orange Exclusive listing. W. L Vawtet Jackson Oo. Bank Bldg. FOR RENT Dealrable 7-room un furnished home; 3 bedrooms, screen porch, fireplace, hardwood floors, large lawn, with shade trees: with or without furnace heat. C. A. DeVoe. Phone 523-J-2. FOR RENT House rent for carpen ter work. Box U088. Tribune. FOR RENT S-room unfurnished house. 1033 W. 10th. C. A. DeVoe BOUSES 910. 912 90 and 915. .water paid: wood range. Phone 105. fOR BENT rlH.MSHtD BOOMS FOR RENT Front room close in. hot and cold waur-hower. 30 So. P... ATTRACTIVE rooms, 404 S. Orape. FOR BENT BOAMD AND BOOMS BOARD AND ROOM at 718 C Rates very tnJderaM. FOB ftENl-APBTatENTI FOR RENT t-room duplex apart ment, electric refrigerator and range, breakfast nook, (urn act otherwise unfurnished. Phone 443 or call W. A. Gatei at Groceteria., FOR RENT Purn. 2 room apt., heat it hot water. 349 N Bartlett. FOR RENT Apt. 525 No. Riverside FOB RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT 393-acre grain and stock ranch. Box 335, Rt. 3, Medford. UUS1NESS OPPORTUNUTIES FOR SALE Fink Elephant Cafe, luS E Bth. FOR SALE Interest In gold mine. Partner wanted with mi cash to operate. Biff pay uncovered. Box 83. Phoenix. Oregon. rOB EXUBAMGB EXCHANGE 40-acre ranch for Med- trod property. Box 131. Tribune. FOR SAL OR TRADE for chickens, good family mtlk cows, now milk ing: very gentle. John B. H. Leyen, Rosue River. Ore.. 1'i miles north bank Evans creek. WILL TRADE "26 Chev. panel dllT. motor a. k. and Dav cash differ ence on '28 or '29 light enclosed car. Address Bx 13963. Tribune. EXCHANGE Stude 4-passenger coupe like new for acdan or small ranca. 317 North Riverside. FOR SALE OB TRADE 30 head work and saddle horses. Tel. 838-a. WANT LIVESTOCK Will trade equity to ti-room house, jxoellent location box 1063t Tribune. FOR EXCHANGE Light seaan m good condition, for true, rnone 697-R-1. i-ROOM modern home bath, laundry trer acreened porch oullt-ina gar age shade and Tult trees: 0700 equity for car. aoreage cabin site or what have you Phone 1538-L or write Box 13337 Tribune. FOR SALE OR TRADE Good sound work horse. 1400 lbs. 7 years oia Walter Jones. 2nd house below bridge. So. Ashland. tOlt EXCHANUE HEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE Equity 108-acre equip ped dairy ranch lor property in Medford. Rt. 1, Box 395, Medford. FORTY ACRES, amall house, good creek, wood, school transportation for Medford property. Box 134 Old Stage Road. FOR SALE, TRADE OR LEASE 10- cabln auto camp at Aituras, cai Big Pines Lbr. Co, Medford, Ore. ro EXCHANGE Nice Uttle home in Bend. Ore., cleat for something clear In Medford or Ashland. Prefer small acreage. What have you. 155 7tb St. Ashland. FOB SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 10-A. ranch, priced to sell: part fruit, part open land, free sol, extra good wen. goon build ings. Cow. calf and separator, $55.00. Address, Box 135, Tribune, FOR SALE Dandy Uttle acreage ad Joining city, 2 3-10 acres, cozy cot tage, good well, fine chicken house. wonderful garden soil. Priced at a bargain, with terms on part. In quire at 723 McAndrewa road. FOR SALE Dandy 9-room modern cottage, Just off West Main; fine lot, good garage, and will sell at sacrifice, 91000; terms on part. In quire at Davis Transfer & Storage 29 S. Grape. CITY and country acreage homes; stock and dairy ranches. Roberts, 720 W. 2nd. Tel. 1528-J. FOR SALE 324 acres cutover land, 9750. See Clarenos Pierce, Medford. H. C. Galey, Ashland. PAYINO DAIRY FARM Al stocked and equipped, 3'A miles from Medford, free soli, IS acres of excellent alfalfa, 8-room modern, plastered home In excellent condi tion, 3 barns, room for 200 tons hay, stanchions for 25 cowa, modern milk cooling system, 3 automatic pumpa furnishing water for stock and domeattc purposes, all appli ances for complete dairy: own mar ket for milk; present income, 9300 per month; 94500 down, balanoe 975 per month. Including Interest at See CHARLES A. WING AGENCY, INC., in new location at WHEN you think of real estate, think of Brown & White. FUK SALE AUTOMOBILES. OOOD USED CARS WITH A WRITTEN GUARANTEE LOOK AT THESE PRICES 1930 Bulck Sport Coupe-. 9450 1929 Ford Roadster 185 1930 Chrysler Brougham , 400 1928 Chrysler 8 Coupe 305 1928 Chevrolet Coupe 185 1P31 Chevrolet 3-door edan. 365 1929 Olda Coupe 285 BETTER CARS FOR LESS MONEx" ARMSTRONG MOTORS, INC. 38 N. Riverside. This proves that our pticea are lower. ARMSTRONG MOTORS, INC. 38 N. Riverside. 1 f 3 1 Ford Coup De Luxe. 1931 Ford Coupe Standard. 1937 Bulck 4-door Sedan. 1925 Bulck 5-paaseneer. glass closed, will trade for model A Ford pickup. SKINNER'S OARAGE Bulck, Ponttac Sales and Service, S. Riverside. Phone 102. FOB SALE LIVESIOCB FOR SALE 6 dairy cows, half mile south of overhead bridge at Tolo. A. B. Davis. FOR SALE 13 Otiernsey and Jersey milk cowa. Emery Butte, Provolt. FOR SALE 5 good dairy cowa. Oray, Ruch, Ore. FOR SALE 33 head of stock cattle Elmo Throckmorton. Appiegate P. O. FOR SALE Rsmbollette rams. 301-J-1. FOR 9 LE .MIXCELLA.M.UUS FOR SALE Concord grapes. 597-J-3. Tel. FOR MALE Leghorn hens. Oiorer, Ross lane. rOB SALE ansCELLANEOCS FOR SALE Fresh Chinook salmon eggs. Valentine's Cafe. FOR SALE Wood or coal circulating heater, please eall before 13, 624 Dakota. FOR SALE CHEAP Windmill and tank with tower. Phoenix oarage. 18-F-ll. FOR SALE Chairs, couch, gats leg table, radio table, dining chairs, buffet, bedstead, mattress, chlf ronler, electric cleaner, mlso. house hold goods. Phone 881. THE PETITE PRUNE has more food value than any other fruit on the market. Plenty of them at the V. S Carpenter ranch. Jacksonville highway. PEACHES 415 Newtown. Tel. 1133-11 FOR SALE 3 children's Simmons beds. Desn Stacy, HUlcreat road FOR SALE Circulating heater, dm. lng room table. 518 So. Oakdale. FOR SALE Baled straw. 30c per bale. E. H. Nledermeyer. Phone 697-R-l. FOR SALE Fine tomatoes. 50c hun- dred, you pick them. Bring boxea. j John Mace, Central Point. FOR SALE S10 credit card. Oood at flrst-cla,ia San Francisco hotel. Half price. Phone 291. LETZ HAY MILL In good condition, capacity 2000 to 3000 pounds per hour. E. R. White, 22 a. Fir St Phone 21. FOR SALE Miscellaneous wood ranges, tables, bed. 20 So. Fir. Call before 12:30. FOR SALE Wheel chair, water motor waahtng machine. Phone 539-J-2. PEACHES For canning. G. E. Car penter, "i mile west of Phoenix on Houston road. Bring boxes. 75c for 50-lb. lug In orchard. FOR SALE .30-30 Savage at a bar gain. 22. Phone 576-W. Addreas 417 N. Oakdale. SUGAR and Petite prunes. 7-F-12. TOMATOES for canning lc lb. de livered In eo-lb. lug. Phone 1050. 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 It desired. All makes rented and repaired. White Sewing Machine Co., 24 N. Bartlett. FOR SALE Large Ice box: also large electrlo range. 708 Dakota Ave. FOR SALE Pickling cucumbers, all alzea. 315 W. 8th St. Tel. 1645-Y FOR aand. gravel, aedlment, fertilizer ana teaming. Phone 9 13-J. FOR SALE MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS PIANO FOR SALE 1010 West 4th. PERSONAL CLAIRVOYANT 4s PALMIST A ecu r ate advice to all. Rainbow Auto Camp, Cabin 3. MISCELLANEOUS GET YOUR Fall Coat at Adrtenne's Special sale group of Tweeds and Dress models, some with fur trim Only 119.99, Authorized Frtgldalre Service. Other makes rep. Tel. 437; nights 905-Y. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstracts. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title, Title Insurance. Rooms 8 and 5. No. 33 North Central Ave., upstairs. JACESON CO. ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title and Title Insurance. The only complete Title system in scKson Connty. Expert Window Cleanera. 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 montn on un paid balanoe. No other charges. See W. E. Thomas, 45 South Central, ground floor Cratenan Theater Bldg. State License No. 8-157. Job Printing. MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT Best equipped plant in aoutnem Oregon. Printing of all kinds: book binding; loose -leaf ledgers, and blanka, billing systems, duplicating cash aalea slips and everything in the printing lines. 38-30 N. Grape. Phone 75. piano and Violin Instruction, FRED ALTON HAIOHT Teacher of Piano. Height song service, arrang ing, composing, etc. 318 Liberty Bldg. painting and raperhanglng. M. A BLISS Painting and paper- banging. Tel. 840-W. 313 S. Grape Transfer. EADS TRANSFER STORAGE CO. Office 1015 NO. Central. Phone aio Prices right. Service guaranteed. RFINKINO TRUCKING CO. Trans fer and storage. We haul anything at a reasonable price. Ill No. Fir Street. Phone 333. HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pack era and movers. Special livestock moving equipment, prices rignt Riverside. Phone 104V-X. LEUAL noticm No. 13-71 Treasury Department Office of Comptroller of the Currency Washington. D C, September 11. 1P31 Wnerrea, by eatlatactory evidence presented to the unaerautnea. it nas been made to appear that "Medford National Bank." In the Cl'.y of Med ford. in the County of Jackson and State of Oregon, haa compiled with all the provisions or the Statute, ot the United Stale,, tequlred to De complied with before, an association I ahau be authorised to commence the business of Banking; Now, therefore, L J. F. T. o 'Connor. Comptroller of the Currency, do here by certify that "Medford National Bank." in the City of Medford, in the County of Jackson and State of Ore gon, la authorised to commence the buslneaa of Banking as provided in Section Fifty-one Hundred and Sixty nine of the Revised Statutes of the Un.tert states. In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal of office thla eleventh day of September, 1933. (Seal of the Comptroller of the Cur rency, Treasury Department ! (Signed) J. F. T. O'CONNOR. Liquidation Notice. The Medfrod National Bank located at Medford In the State of Oregon is closing lta affairs. All note-holders and other creditors are hereby noti fied to present the notes and other clatma agalnat the association for payment. Dated Sept. 30. 1933. GEO. T. FRET. Cashier. Reorganization Notice. Medford National Bank. Medford National Bank located at Medford In the State of Oregon re- celved charter No. 13771 dated Sep tember 11, 1933. and commenced bus tneaa September 12. 1933. The new bank la a continuation of the old bank excepting that It Is organized under the Banking Act of 1933. and Has an entirely new Capital of 8100,- 000 00. Dated Sept. 20. 1933. OEO. T. FREY. Cashier. Notice of Final Settlement. In the County Court of the State of Oregon, In and for the County of Jackson. In the Matter of the Estate of John h, Leek, also known as J. H. Leek, deceased. Notice' Is hereby slven. that the undersigned has filed her First and Final Account as Administratrix of the Estate of John H. Leek, also known as J. H. Leek, deceased, in the County Court of Jackson County. Oregon, and that aald Court haa ap pointed: Saturday, the 7th day of October. 1933. at the hour of ten o'clock In the forenoon of said day as the time, and the courtroom of said Court in the Court House In .ieoiora, jackson County, Oregon, as the place for hearing objections to said First and Final Account, the settlement thereof, and the distri bution of said estate. All persons Interested are hereby notified to appear at said time and place and show cause, if nw t.h be. why said First and Final Account noma not oe approved by the Court, estate be decreed to be fully set- vm, m unit, miaa inr th. ril. trlbution of aald estate to the per sons entitled thereto and aald edmln latratrlx discharged from her trust. Dated and first published Septem ber 8th, 1933. marv v. mm Administratrix of the Estate of John ... , nso xnown as J. H. Leek deceased. Notice Of Final lnn,nr In the County Court of the Stats it v.flwll ,ur (lacason county. "L of the Estate of Euphemia J. Warner. Deceased. .i ?. un,ersl8nd. Administrator i . 7 c0""i annexed, of the Estate of eimnervii. i .... deceased, has filed hla final' account on the administration of aald estate with the County Clerk of Jackson County. Oregon, and the above named Court haa fixed 10 o'clock a. m., Sep tember 30, 1933, at the court room of aaia uourt, courthouse, Medford, uregon, as the time end place for hearing objections thereto, and al lowing ana settling the same. RAWLES MOOR.S! Administrator with the Will annexed. Bowman's Beauty Parlor and Bar- ber Shop now located In attractive new quarters at 16 and 18 South central Avenue. Real estate or insurance leave It to Jones. Phone 696. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Cold dish aerved with dressing 8. Sphere I. Forbid Solutlon of Yesterday'! Punl HACUTE.1MH eIl i'm W I THE H A M SWORD LOU DP ARTlT BlRE SHRAN P O j N T II. Rollts i7ef 11. Capita! uraau 14. Self 15. Kind of dog 17. Collect 19. Obstinate 20. Vetchllke plant 12. Wide arpanae 21. Pitch ons'a tent 2. Llquori 29. Military stu dent 21. Swiss river J3. Title of a monk 24, Forward lb. Krector is. i:i!it 29. Swamp 41. trim 42. Sway au4- IT. Dtrtttlve rerment 89. Native metal denly to ens 60. Vermilion aid . View 44. Crytialllttd rain . Contradict it. Fall behind 0. Rodent 11. Favorite ti. Concealtd 11.1. air M. Low of esttlt (S. COTne In DOWN 1. Weaken i. Drue-yielding plant I r r ij if 7 f if rp W ml i mT2 ii ''Mi L f, . , ''', " " FT m S ml Tfe: -t LOANS ON WINTER I I Henry Morgenthau, Jr., governor of the Farm Credit Administration, has announced through L. J. Paulson, re gional manager of the Farm Credit Admlnlatratlon crop production loan office at Minneapolis. Minn., -that ioana for winter wheat production may be granted In ajl atates which normally produce winter wheat. Loan application forma are now being die trlbuted to authorized field Inspec tors and county feed and aeed loin committees. Regulations closely follow those of other crop loana requiring a first lien on the crop to be seeded, with a note maturing Auguet 31. 1934. Loans will be limited to a maximum o: 9300. Farmers Interested In obtaining a :oan ahould Immediately get In touch with the authorized field Inspector for the Minneapolis office, who Is Otorge Hilton, Jr., located at Grants Fasa. Ore., or the county seed loan ommlttee. Thla committee la con tributing Its services without pay or ftes of any sort and la to be com mended for Its unselfish efforts In Vehalf of thla community. The Jack son county feed and Been loan com mittee consist of R. G. Fowler, coun ty agent; Eugene Thorndlke, Oeo. B. Dean and J. R. McCrOacken. PASSES, AGED 77 PORTLAND, Sept. 39 .-H7P Mary O. Pipes. 77, widow of the ls.t Judge Martin L. Pipes, died at her home here last night. Judge Pipes, one of the best Known attorneys In the state, died in July. 1033. Mrs. Pipes was born In Alabama in 1856, and married Judge Pipes in that state in 1874. A few months later the two came to Oregon, settling tear Independence. Lattr they moved to Corvallt, and In 1893 they came to Portland. Three sons and two daughters sur vive. Other surviving relatives In clude two brothers, ths Rev. Walton Sklpworth of Portland and Judge a. F. Sklpworth of Eugene, and Mrs. Eula B. Wood of Monmouth, a sister. LARuElflLED S. WILLIAMS CREEK, Sept. S8 (Spl.) The Urge brown bear which has been molesting the orcharda and sheep corrals arid pig pens (or the last two years on the left fork of Williams creek recently met his fate at the hands of a Mr. Mullen one evening last week. It waa discovered by Mr. Mullen feasting on applea and while hla amall daughter held a fiasn light. Mr. Mullen killed him. It took two shots. When dressed he weighed over 400 pounds. Cross-Word Puzzie t. Intereat 10. Grow old 11. And not IS. Historical pe riod 18. Supper 21. Not so large 24, Bird's beak 25. Tablet 27. Ma ecu line mi me 21. Girdle 29. Mais swans 30. Soon 32. Kinsman 39. Klectrined particle 87. Deep frroore 40. Marked by great pros perity end happlnen 4X. Mral 4S. Stuff with a oft aub atance 47. Four quarts: abbr. 4. Microbe (2. Anceatral bouie of klnga SI. Pull apart M. Coal ecu t tie 8S. Anger (6. Late: comb, form SI. Metal fasten el IL Perform OBTAINABLE APPLIAION OP EJD y WO E R SMU S A G E DlSggRE 5 c h ufr e 3a s H i NE U L E I N Gp SNEE n e 1e.ee R ... 1 I pORAfflOR y L D E RfC U E ODE SHK E A I. Pinned 4. Conjunction I. Book of fleeted pas aages for learners of Latin or Greek I. Correlatlva of either t. Outfit t. Largs serpents FIVE DIE IN PLANE CRASH lew. Sv-?"i-vT-- A-)! i'W1 In this twitted man of wreckage of the Transcontinental Western Air Liner, five persons mst death near Clovia, N. M. The big cabin plane freshed against Mesa mountain In a heavy rain storm. (Associ ated Press Photo. OF 10 HALT CABIN RAIDS COLUMBUS, Mont. (UP) Ths reign of terror by ficarfacs. a giant grlezl; bear, has ended. Once the king of Yellowstone Park grizzlies. Scarfare had descended to a nerlea of raids along the Boulder river. Measuring IS Inches between the ears and weighing more than 1,000 pounds, ths great bear robbed a total of 17 cabins In leas than month. Ripping window ssjthes with his giant claws, or bursting through doorways by the sheer fores of his great weight, ficarface left an un- equalled trail of wreckage and dep redation. Ranchers Talniy tried to corner him. Traps were set, only to be smashed, or carefully avoided. Final ly, three government hunters were called In. Ths bear walked Into a. trap set ty the hunters the flrat night they took up the chaM. Pulling It with him, Scarf ace retreated up a canyon. There the hunters found him. snarl ing, enraged, ready to kill any who approached. Four shots ended him. Scarred by Innumerable conflicts, one ays torn out, nearly toothleas, hla hide ragged and torn, the grlszly had neen forced to raid cabins to gain food, government authorities said. If he had succeeded In continuing his depredations, the bear sooner or Ister would hav entered an occupied csb n, it waa said. E FORJEETH CARE WASHINGTON (UP) Credit for a marked Increase In the number of patlenta treated at Georgetown Uni versity dental offices and clinics here la given to the NRA by university of ficials. Records of the clinics Indicate that people have been thinking more of their own well-being and of their teeth In the paat two months than they have been for aomo time, aaya Dean William N. Cagon of the George town Dental school. During the years of depression." said Dr. Cogan. "unemployment and low wajtea brought about general ne glect of the teeth. Since the NRA program has restored thousanda to the pay rolla and provided more houra for leisure, there haa been m marked Increase In visits to the dentist." August records showed 3406 pa tients receiving dental treatment at the clinics as compared with 3708 in August of 1933. The most marked increase, however, was In July, when 789 patlenta were treated during the laat two weeks, ai compared with 874 during the whole of July, 1933. 4 V NEW BRITAIN. Conn. (UP) When the Rev. Oeorge R. taPlaah. pastor of the Emanuel Gospel church called on Mra. Lucy Jullano, a par ishioner. In a Hartford hospital, he waa told her condition had suddenly become critical and that a blood transfusion waa necessary. "Perhapa my blood would do," sug gested the minister. A blood teat was mad, th blood found satisfactory, and th transfu sion followed. 1 IN PORTLAND, Ore (UP) A lancet fish, denixen of the Atlantic ocean, waa found swimming In the surf along the Oregon coast and captured bare, handed by Charles W. Parnaworth. The fish was t", feet long and haa a dorsal aalMike fin three feet long. It has large eyes and exceedingly long. harp teeth. How It found Its way Into northern Paclflo waters 1 mystery, and It la rarely found in the Pacific, except off th Mexican and Japanese coast. .-ml FOR EKDORSEMENTS ORAKO RAPIDS, Mich., Sept. 39. (Jp) Testimony that Mrs. Franklin D, Roosevelt In 1030 accepted $1 .000 trom an advertising agency to endorse fumlturs manufactured by Berkey i Gay Co. of Grand Rapids, was In- troduced today In the federal court suit of receivers for ths company ccalnxfc ths Simmons Co. of New York. Invoices of the advertising agency hlch contained the reference to Mrs. Roosevelt also listed other prominent women s hsvlng accepted money for such endorsements. Among them were Mrs. Or ah am Fair Vanderbllt of New York, as having received S3 .000; Mrs. A. J. Drexel Bld- dls or Philadelphia, S7S0, and Mra. J. Borden Harrlman, New York. $1,000, Attorney Joseph Amber for the plaintiff explained "These exhibits are submitted to cits the policy of the Simmons Co.' The plaintiffs contended the Sim. mona company, after purchasing con trol of Berkey As Day, sdopted pol Wiles toward ths subsidiary which damaged the latter's business. They are aaklng an .accounting. BAILEYTOHEAD G. OnANTfl PASS, Sept. 39 (Spl.) Dr. Byron O. Bailey of Grants Pass was elected commander of Granta Pass post No. 28 of the American Legion by the unanimous vote of the post membership Wednesday even' lng. Other officers elected were: W. O Bonney, first vice-commander; James Christiansen, second rice-command er; Lewis S. Pall, adjutant: Ben W Coutant, finance oflcer; L. M. Wyatt, chaplain: A. R. Anderson, sergeant' at-arms: Oeorge T. Feake, historian and members of the executive com. mlttee will be Richard Singleton, Glenn Ballou, Robert Harris, Nlel R. Allen and Prank Roberta, The date for Installation was set for October 11. Robert Harrla served as command er In the absence of Commander Herb Alford. An Invitation of the Medford post to attend the Installation of the new officers of the Medford post on oc tober 00 was discussed and members present announced therl Intentions of accepting. TRY JMOUS TASK BRTiXrEPORT, Conn. (UP) Simon Lake's "baby" submarine, the Explor er, Is going on an ambitious cruise within the next few months which w.H Include a search for new sponge beds at depths of 300 feet, an Invas ion of ths pesrl beda and possibly a try at hidden treasure In the hulks of sunken veasela. Laks said ths tiny submarine, his atest development In underwater craft would start south before ths ftrst of ths year, accompanied by the mother ship, Norma. A try at ths sponge beds in ths Bahamas will bs the first objective. Four men can ride in the Explorer When It la sub merged. JUDGESllliSMS Fi.MII WALTHAM, Mass. (UP) District Judge Michael J. Connolly refused to permit forfeiture of a waahboller seised by police In a raid on the home of Domenlo Miller In Watertown and allegedly used In the manufacture of "bathtub gin," or some similar con. coction. The Judge ruled that th boiler was not Ipso facto an Instrument for manufacture of an Illegal beverage, for It might have been used for bath ing the baby, boiling clothes, or some other domestic purpose. BOTTLE MESSAGE LAUNCHES SEARCH FOR GOLD, PEARLS etter and Map Believed Clue to Pirates Riches on South Pacifio Isle-Note Dates Back to Aug. 1897 WASHINGTON (UP) Two mesaaes and a map In bottle picked up o a lonely beach on the coast of Mexi co havs brought Oeorge P. Bradley to Waahlngton to organise an erne. dltlon to seek for burled treasure. The meaaagea tell of a Robinson Crusoe castaway; Chinese pirates: shipwreck: escape with the treasure: the wait for death on a South Paclfle Isle. So far. Bradley haa found four nas. pie who are willing to take a chance, on there being a burled loot an the otner aids of the world and have signed up under Bradley as an expe. union, -j-ney are:. Mlaa Mabal Hutton. Nashville. Tenn.: p. M. Sheehan. Woodburv. t. I.: Oeorge R. Akin, Jacksonville. Pla : and Beach Kellar, North Brockaboro. N. o. The flrat measan. dated Au. li. 1897. reada: "To whoever flnda this which I am about to cast Into the aesj help I am cast away on an Island whose latitude la (deleted by Bradley) and longitude (de leted). "For three years 1 have been 4 prisoner of Chinese pirates, who have raided several pearlers and other vessels and have aecumu lated a vast amount of wealth which I have aaved from the wreck and burled under a roelr on the south end of the island under a cross, over 040.000 worth of gold and silver coins, and stone Jug over half full of pearls, eleven perfect black pearls of Immense alee and 143 others that are over one-half inch In diam eter. The rest are smaller. "I am all alone and cannot live much longer. So I only ask th finder to give one of the Wee pearls and 010,000 of the money to my little daughter, Nellie Par ley, who lives there with a Mra. Susan Mccarty. In Stockton, Cal. Plnd her please, and the rest la yours, and may Ood blesa you, "James Parley." August 18, 180T. The second letter, with a man. reada: "There la no water on this island which Is very small and I nave no hope for myself, but pleas help my little girl when you get what I have hidden. "Many other valuable thanes r burled nearby. There are let tera with the money that will ten you all. "Thank Ood my aufferlnra are over." Bradley says he ha had the writ ing tested by a chemist in the Car. negle Institute of Technology, Pitts burgh, Pa., who found It to be the Juice of a tropical tree. - WASHINGTON (UP) Ten wemen In th United State ar licensed by th department of commerce to re pair and repack parachutes, depart ment figures show. Regulation of th air division of th commerce department require that parachute must be repacked and Inspected for any possible flaw every 60 day. "Rigger" who do thl work must be licensed by the depart ment. A total of 111 persona hold li cense for this work, including th 10 women. They must first unpack th chut, examine the allk canopy, shroud line and harness for break or weak places. Any minor defect found can be repaired by th rigger themselves, but In eas of a major repair the work must be don by th manufacturer. After this task I com pleted th rigger repack th chut nd It goes into aervlce for another 80 days. ES TO PHILIPPINE TABLES PORTLAND. Sept. 10. MV-A toa of Oregon cabbage waa n rout to Manila on th steamship Oeneral Sherman. Th upply wa from Os wego and was destined to give Phil ippine Islander, a taste of real Amer ican dinner. New England meals will be represented by th corned beef which waa (hipped along with th, cabbage. The unusual ahlpment waa made by th Pioneer Prult Distribu tors of Portland and also Included Oregon lettuce and celery, each pack ed Individually; the former In cello phane. Some froren Oregon straw terries war also included. STANDARD OIL HELPS HIGHWAY BEAUTY MOVE SALEM. Sept. 30. (AP) Nona ef Its advertising eigne will be erected along th stste highway outside of Incorporated cities, th Standard Oil company notified th Oregon Stats Highway commission today.