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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SEVEN USE THE TOMyE MAEiLM- CMpletd(mMuehtMIMleiMi MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, BEDFORD, OREGON. WEDNESDAY. JTXE 13, 193. 1 ll 1 Head ever? ad on thll page . . . you will probablj find exactly the thing you want to Day or Mil U unt there. iim Use . . . It's Inex pensive, effectual BATES per word flret Insectlon (Hlnimum 35o) gjen additional Insertion. per word -. (MlnlmuiB lOo) Per Un p" month, without copy changes l3t Phone 75 FOE WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND rBrown hag ,ln park Friday . Mtum to Mall Tribune. ro9r"--Srnan white female pup Brown markings on head and ears. Bob tailed. 242 N. Front. VooST If dog missing, call 1518. WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Situation. Girl wants work In store or restaurant. Small wages. Call 797-W h"tween 9 a. m. and 5 p. m. YOUNG LADY desires stenographic, secretarial or bookkeeping position In Medford. Experience, Including work in New York law office. Bus 1465, Tribune. WILL care for children over 3 years full or part time. Phone 582-R. ELDERLY, dependable lady wishes work by hour or day. Housework or care of children, etc. 234 W 5th St. RESPONSIBLE woman will care for children at her home. Call 1228. WANTED Any kind of sewing by day. Phone 835-W. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Woman or girl to assist with housework in exenense iu, room and board. Box 16B6 Tribune. WANTEDOlrl for general house work. Call at 1015 Queen Ann. WANTED Unincumbered woman to care tor children and assist witn housework. Phone 891R. 319 Haven. . MALE OR FEMALE WANTED Experienced laundry press operator. Box 14B0, Tribune. WANTED MALE HELP WANTED One steady man to cut cord wood, tools furnished, good money. Married man preferred. 1119 No. Centrau , WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Small car. Coupe 'or road ster. Will pay cash If reasonaoie Inquire 824 Beekman Ave. LAWNMOWERS sharpened correctly with power grinder at your home, rnone WANTED One or two passengers to Seattle, snare expenses, uau eve' nlngs at 1207 W. 10th. EMPTY truck going to Santa Rose, Calif., 18th of June wants load to there or points enroute. Hawley Transfer. Phone 1044-X. AM DRIVING to Chicago and back, would like two passengers to help pay expenses. Phone 95I-R. WANTED 2-wheel trailer. , P. O. box 660, Medford. Address TO RENT place suitable for small poultry ranch. Box 1558, Tribune. WANTED TO BUY Metal letter file, office chairs, typewriter and desk. W. E. Thorns,, 45 S. Central. WANTED TO BUY 10-ton mill or more, crusher, amalgamator Advise prlc, and where can be seen. 417 osvis Bldg, Portland. Ore. WANTED TO RENT Ranch that will pasture 8 or 10 cowa with small house end barn for 1 yr. with the PHVllejze of hnvlncr Snri full nar- i tlculars to Mr. Lloyd Morris, Ej- reka, Calif., Gen. Del. WANTED Warrants. Redden St Co Wanted 2nd band furniture. W, Juy, sell and trade Berrydale 2nd Ksnd Store. 1603 North Riverside Telephone 266. Wanted Good used cream separ ator, medium sire. A. L. Rathbun Rt. 4, Box 994, Medford. JUNK WANTED w, pay cash for JUNK BATTERIES " D RADIATORS ALUMINUM brass. COPPER and lunk of all descriptions. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 No Qrspe. Tel 1092 WANTED-Baoy calve,. 395. Medford. Rl. 1, Boi njRNiTURE re-uphoUtered. 6-R Thlbault. Phone "A.MTD Wool, mohair, hides and P!te See u, oefore ,0u sell Wool ? and twine for sale Medford rslD House. 27 N Orape St Pnone t062 1U. care tor elderly nek people is V i home Phon, 437-X T TO BUY 1929 Ford. Must be "P 333 W 2nd WANTED - Household good, stoves !?Jl or wnet have you Medfora WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS HIGHEST PRICES paid lor cars to wreck. Valley Auto Wreckers. Phone B35-W. FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT Close In. 3 mere home, modem conveniences, garage, poul try house, line shade. ,20.00. Brown 4s White, Realtors. FOR RENT 5 room modem furnish ed house, 15.00. Key. 318 Apple St FOR RENT 6-room furnished home. 3 bedrooms; electric range, refriger ation, washing machine. 521 Penn sylvania Ave. FOR RENT 408 Park Ave. 4-room nicely furnished home, electric rsnge. oil Heatrola, lovely yard and flowers, ,25 Including water. Charles R. Ray, Realtor, Medford Bldg. Ph. 302. FOR RENT Furnished house. Phone 1333-W. HOUSES for rent or sale. Call Harold H. Brown, 195. FOR RENT Homes, furnished oi unfurnished Brown s White 7-ROOM house, S04 So. Ivy. Water paid. 812.50. Inquire 220 No. Oak dale. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR SALE Splendid location for apartment, owner, Box 1475 Trib une. WANTED Young woman to share niceiy lumisned apartment. Box 1436. Tribune. BACHELOR cabin and apartment, 8 per montn. 440 south Front. FOR RENT Furnished apts. Ret", not water, laundry and garage. Summer rates $25.00. The Berbin, 10 Quince St. FURN. APTS. 229 No. Ivy. APT. FOR RENT Phone 201-H. FOR RENT Furnished or unfurnlsh- apartments. Carglll Court. Tel. tl5 FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT Large front room with t aouoie peas. Hot and cold water. Close in. 20 S. Fir. FOR RENT Room, with bath Phono 280. FOR RENT Nicely furnished sleep. ing rooms, with garage accommoda tions, moderate rates. 325 So. River side Ave. FOR RENT ROOM BOARD ROOM AND BOARD 153 N. Oakdale FOR he&ted sleeping room oall 1399-L BOARD AND ROOM at 710 B Main Rates very moderate. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Good location for fire works stand. 1508 No. Riverside Phone 263. FOR EXCHANGE TRADE Good 74 Harley-Davldsnn motorcycle and '27 coupe for law model llht coupe. Inquire Friends oarage, no. pacmc Hiway. WILL TRADE Equity of $1700 In new 5-room house, close In on pavement. 2 lots for a small mod em nouse clear, rnone otja-K. EXCHANGE Furn. re -up bolstering for lumber, wood, flab poles and reels. Phone 989 -R, FOR SALE OR TRADE White electric sewing machine for light sedan Box 638, Tribune. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR TRADE House at 1024 N. Cen tral St., for Portland or Salem property of same value. Will be at above address till June 19th. FOR TRADE 170 A. Improved. South Missouri farm. Also New Mexico screage, both clear, want moun tain ranch or valley farm. Box 1463. Tribune. SIX ROOM HOUSE In Grants Pass to exchange for southern t-aui property. 910 East E street, Granls Pass, Ore. ATTRACTIVE Southern Oregon Camp UrOUna, One OI tne prst. oeaumut- ly located on good river and main highway, approx:mately 8700.00 monthly Income, nice grove, mod ern service station store, dining hall, 16 modern cabins. 5 room mod ern bungalow with basement. Own er will consider southern Oregon Income property or first class or chard property In exchange. Gainer Realty Exchange, 16 N. Fir St. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE BY OWNER Dairy and stoik rsnches, stocked ano equip ped. Oold Hill. Phone 32-F-3. FOR SALE 160 acres of land with .tr rwht: mining property and mineral spring. Address 344 East Main St., Ashland. Oregon. WHEN you think of real estate, think of Brown St Wntle DO YOU WANT an up-to-date mod -n wiiinlrv home? See this acre, of deep, productive soil, with 7-room new furnished home. ba;n, chicken housea. etc. Team, equip ment, crops. 3 mues Meaioru Arthur E. Lslng. 19 N. Bartlett St Tel. 1496. "automobile specials JNESTOlt!vDE Western Oil. qt 9oi gallon, asc; 5 gallons, with csn ,1 75- 1009i Pure Pennsylvania Oil 0 5'"c: .l 63c: 5 g.ls. 30p SUNRISE SUPER SERVICE STA TION SSSTnO OUT Flsk Tlra.ruW. CMt our price, before buying nf RISE SUPER SfcKVlB pan.. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR 8At;B-lW ' ' ' 13,000 "Z. . fin. csr in trsd.. ll FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES GOOD USED CARS 80-DAY GUARANTEE REASONABLE PRICES 1933 Ford DeLuxe 8 sedan 1929 Essex 3-door sedan 1928 Pontlao Landeau sedan 1934 Plymouth DeLuxe demonstrator 1933 Dodge sport coupe. ui&aue o passenger coupe 1934 Plymouth 8 sedan 1934 Studebaker 8 sedan 1931 Plymouth coupe ARMSTRONG MOTORS, INC. 38 N. Riverside Tel. 18 1934 DODGE 4 -door sedan courtey car actual mileage on apeedometer. First class condition: new car guar antee. A bargain 1 1933 4 -door Ply mouth sedan. A real buy! Pierce Allen Motor Co., 112 So. Riverside. Phone 150. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Duroo Jersey boar, S sows bred, seven shoats and three sows with pigs Excellent stock:. Ca1! Central Point, 191. FOR SALE Fresh cows. AdoU Scaultz. Beagle, Ore. FOR SALE Rabbits, 80 does and Ut ters. 9 bucks; also hutches. Part pedigreed stock. Bargain tf taken soon. P. O. Box 905. Medford. FOR SALE DOGS PETS FOR SALE Female police dog. pure bred: price bid, or win traae tor something of equal value. Write Box 4040, Tribune. ROLLER CANARIES Mrs. C. A. De- Voe. FOR SALE POULTRY AND EGGS PURE Bronze torn. Cocker&n's prize stock $5. Jesse Nell. Rt I. Ashland FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS BARGAINS IN USED REFRIGERATORS ONE 5'i cubic ft. Kelvlnator; one U cubic ft. General Elec; one a it. McGray Case Coiled: one H ton Ammonia plant. Ice boxes and used elec. ranges. LEONARD ELECTRIC CO., Tel 427 FOR SALE 1st claw oat hay. W. E. Merrell, Midway Road. ABOUT 3 TON of last year alfalfa, W per ton. J. B. Hohmanu, South 3rd St., Jacksonville. FOR SALE 1 tent' fly 14x18, one llnemsn's climbing outfit. Tel 505- L after 5 p. m. HANDSOME wardrobe trunk, extra strong for travel. Like new. Cost $65.00, will take 125.00. 21 South Peach. FOR SALE Let us tell you how to kill Squash Bugs. Monarch Seed Co. FOR SALE Bed and springs, chaus. heaters, coffee mill, apple boxes, auto and oil barrel. Phone 505-H FOR SALE Blng, Royal Anne, Black Republican cherries. 3c on tree. Phone 314-Y. FOR SALE Hay salt, 135-lb. sacks 81.15. Monarch Seed St Feed Co. FOR SALE: Large Blng cherries. Phone 354 Jacksonville. Henry Neldermyer. FOR SALE Binder twine, hay salt, berry cups, fruit baskets, crates Monarch Seed Sc Feed Co. FOR SALE Dairy Fly Spray, 90c gal. Bring your container. Mon arch Seed St Feed Co. RED RASPBERRIES for canning. See sign l mue on Kings Highway, Uncle's Berry Patch, or phone FOR SALE Oats, hay. bMrdle&s bar ley ana auaiia. c. M. Howell, Qril fln creek, between school houses. FOR SALE Worm your pulleU and lurKeya wnn Lees Gizzard Cap sules. Safest and surest, Monarch Seed & Feed Co. FOR SALE Btngi, Phone 407-L. Royal Anne FOR SALE Marlon electric 13.60. phone 790-L. FOR SALE Cherries and neaches. 'A mue soutn or wnite scnooi at Orlf- fin Creek. Phone 857-W. Henry nUKlH, FOR SALE Baby corral, nursery high cnair, oeo, line new. oil west Ben ORDER your Young berries now Phone 774-J-l. C. Trill, Klns Hignway, FOR SALE Cherries, all varieties. H mile north Bear Greek bridge. centra, roini. w. j. ueonara. BOAT TRAILER, Cash Register. Add ing Mac nine. Typewriter, Boots Shoes, Huntlng-Flshlng Equipment. an norm niveriiae. FOR SALE Combination sale. Call Jacksonville, 163. FOR SALE Cherries. M. U Voorhles. Tel. B71-R-8 DE.VTISTR Dr. I Main. fl Oove 336 E FOR SALE OR TRADE Shakee; length cut to order; prices right pnone jyy. Address o. C- Alt house, 115 Florence St., Medford. FOR BAiri Used sewing macnioes, all mikes; terms if desired All makes rented and repaired White Sewing Machine Co. 24 N Bartlett. MISCELLANEOUS ASK US about saving nearly 40 of your Automobile Insurance 8 A KroechiU. 33 N. Orape St. DOGS examined free, and Bartlett. Dr. Stone. 4th BUSINESS DIRECTORY JAI'KNON CO. AUblKAtl CO. Abstracts jl ntu and Tttl Inturaoca In only oomplcu ntlt 8 t , t m id season County MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. AMtracu of nil. Rooms I and t. No 13 Korto OotrsJ Ar(, upatalra, BUSINESS DIRECTORY fcxperl window Cleaner, LET GEORGE DO IT Tel. 1173 House Cleaning. Floor Waxing. Ori ental rub Cleaning specialty Jub Printing MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT Best equipped plant m southern Oregon Printing of all kluda; book binding; loose leaf ledger, and blanks, billing systems, duplicating caab sale, slips and everything In the printing line. 98-30 N. Orap, Phone 75 Money tu Lend WE LEND MONEY ON FURNITURE AND LATE MODEL AUTOS. Three per cent per month on un paid balance No other charges See W. S. Thomas. 45 South Central, ground floor Craterlan Theater Bldg. State License No 8-1S7. Painting and Paperhangtng M. A. BUSS Painting and paper hanging Tel 646--W o,8 B Orape CADS TRANSFER 6 STORAGE CO. Office 1015 No. central Pbou, 415 Prices right, dervtv guaranteed. HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pacX era and movers Speoial livestock moving equipment. Pnoe, right 619 North Riverside. Phone 1044-X Wall Paper Cleaning. WALL-PAPER CLEANING, lc per T ft. Mr. Black. 310 N. Bartlett. BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALE Hl-Way Inn Cafe and equipment. Rent 812.50 month Gold Hill. Ore. FOR SALE Coffee Ann's. See Mrs Cecil Jennings. Phone 888. Brownsboro BROWNSBORO, June 13. (Spl.) Miss Donna Brown and D. N. Young, who were married last Sunday, have gone to Scotia, Cal., to make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Marshall and son make a trip to Butte Falls : Sundav. Mrs. George Brown Invited a few t friends "or a quilting at her home Tuesday. Present were: Mrs. H. W. Wright, Mrs. W. M. Hansen, Mrs. G. A. Hansen, Mildred Hansen, Mrs. Imogene Charley and Mrs. Lee Brad shaw. J. D, Mayfleld Is at Applegate help ing Lyie Hard, who Is building a new house. Mrs. Uesse Qlass, Geneva Gloss, Ice land Dyslnger and Gerald Hansen were In Central Point Sunday. Those who enjoyed the parade Thusrday from Brownsboro were Mr. Walter and sons, Mrs. Jesse Glass and Ralph and Geneva Glass, Mrs. H. W. Wright and children, Mrs. Mo- nla and Bill and Donna Monla, Ice land Dyslnger, -Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Hansen and son Gerald, Louis Rohen and Bruce Hansen. Verna Clngcade of Eagle Point spent Friday night with Mildred Hansen. They also attended the party at the Wyant home at Lake Creek. Others who enjoyed the party were Gerald Hansen, Helen Brown, Louis Rohrer and Bill Monla. Mr. and Mrs. Longstaff of San Ber nardino, Cal., visited at the Jesse Glass home Wednesday, WINDOW GLASS We sell window glass and will replace your broken windows reasonably. Trowbridge Cab inet Works. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS I. Elevator carriage 4. Entirely 7. Pine Tree state 12. Confederate general 13. o situated 14. Aromatic root 15. Unit of work 16. Benefit 15. Metal threads 20. Preceding- nights 21. Observed 22. Chafe 23. Archaic form of 62 Across 16, Binds with narrow fabric 18, Pertaining to the planet Mars 10. Palm stem used in mak ing wicker work 12. International agreement ' II. Mohammedan noble U. Slnclo thick- noss laid over or under :B. Tablet '6. Among ,8. Move with a beating; motion IL Arabian seaport 12. Apart Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle oiMi' iTsiLiiinBiAr DIME In N y EL A EXP E D TjfTN jw A S mte Nrtai r j s h yy A S H E p IP R A L E ageImyHfender s i p !lJy e ri a PlO T A TMasI R 1 G 43. Essential or Inherent 7. In Scandl- nnvlan folk lore, a friendly brownie 41, Small lak' 49. Before fi. Secure 61. Balance B5. Affirmative 51. Genus of the ho 21 9 22 9 23 24 25 3o 31 " ' Is S32" If55 W'WM 11 mwm p aI"as JLMl . m wl s, ma I I 1 1 yy 1 1 m 1 1 1 Lake Creek LAKE CREEK, June 18. (Spl) Many from here attended the Jubilee and rodeo last week and pronounced both a tremendous success. About 25 hesd of horses were taken from this vicinity and were used In the rodeo and parade. The horses were returned Sunday. Mrs. E. (Grandma) Grlseom of Cll max has been visiting relatives In the valley and spent the last of the week with her daughter. Mrs. Anna Tonn. A marriage of some surprise to their friends was that of Miss Dorotna Meyers to Wallace Ragsdsle June 8 at Reverend Millard's In Medford. Mrs. Ragsdale is the daughter of Herman Meyers of Lake Creek and Mr. Rags dale is the son of Mrs. Ernest Jones, also of Lake Creek. Both young peo ple are well known In the vicinity where they have spent most of their lives. After a short stay at Lake of the Woods they will be at home. The best wishes of their friends are ex tended to them. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rush and chil dren Blllle. Evelyn and Jewel arrived Thursday to spend a few days with Mrs. Rush's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Russ Moore and to attend the Jubl'.as In Medford. They returned Sunday leaving Jewel to spend the summer with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Meyers were din ner guests at the Tonn home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Hoefft and family spent last week In Medford with Mrs. Hoefffs mother, Mrs. van- dorfy. They attended the rodeo and Jubilee while there. Mrs. Ivan Davis of Forest Creek vis ited with her mother, Mrs. Ernes; Jones Wednesday and they attended the lubllee the latter part of the week. Guests Sunday at the Hoefft home were Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Cart- wrteht and family and Mr. and mts Bert Lock wood and aon sertnei, an of Medford Many of the men from thla district took part in the parade and rodeo at Medford last week. We should like to make a correction In a recent item about the parade Friday. It was stated that the float of little people doing odd duties about the farm was from Lakevlew. This float waa entered by the Lake CreoX Grange. An enjoyable party was given Fri day evening by Miss Wanda Wyant at her home. Those who attended were the Misses Eleanor Throckmor ten and Verna Ctngcado of Eagle Point, Lillian Bates of Portland. Mari an Farlow, Lake View, Mildred Han sen and Helen Brown of Brownsboro and the hostess, Wanda Wyant and sister Irene Wyant of Lake Creek: Messrs Donald Aahpole, Eagle Point. Harold Smith, South Dakota, Gerald Hansen, Louis Rohrer and Bill Monli of Brownsboro. Gamea were played during the evening and refreshments were served. Guests Monday of the Hoefft faml llea were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pearce and family of Applegate. The day was spent at the Soda aprlnga where the men enjoyed the day fishing. All kinds of legal blanks for sale for rent, no hunting, no trespassing and other cards for sale at Commercial Printing Dept. of Mall Tribune, Cross -Word Puzzle I. Masculine name 10. Drees stont with a sharp- Kolnted ammer tl. Inhabitant 6fl suffix 17. Salutation 19. Growing- out 22. Swamp 22. Animals one year old 1M. Devour 2b. IncJellnit amount 27. ReRion of supreme delight 29. Submerged chains of -rocks 30. Knock 31. Ancient wins vensel It. Small child S4. Fabric of linen and wool 27. Adult boys DOWN 1. Silkworm cocoons I. Nest of a bird nf nrv 3. Farewell 1. Wm inrrv fnr id. Nlilnel 4. Word of 41. Metric Isn4 lamentation measures S. Cover 42. Expert aviators 41. Demon 44. New: comb, form 4K. Three: preflg 46 Anger (. Mechanical bars T. Pertaining to money I. Branches of learning P A RjEjEl Forest Creek FOREST CREEK, June 18. (Spl.) James B. Duggan and daughter, Eileen, arrived fvom San Francisco June 4 to spend the summer here. They are well known In this section. Jack Crump Is employed by the forest service at Pelican bay. He plans Uo return here In two weeks. Mrs. W. G. Cartney Joined her sis ter, Mrs. George Wells. Saturday, June 3, at Rogue River, where Mrs. Wells has rented a cabin. Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. George Pearce were Back Grlgsby of Klamath Falls. Mrs. Ora Maury of Coqutlle, Miss Mary Maury and Henry Maury of Medford. Geraldine Ayera left here June 4 to spend the Jubilee week with her aunt, Mrs. W. H. Roberts of Med ford. Gerald Pearce, who has been ill with the measles for the past week has fully recovered. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Arpan were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Madsen June 4. W, G. Cartney arrived June 4 from his home at Montrose, Calif. He and bis wife are now at Rogue River, where they will enjoy a lew days' fishing. They plan to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pearce for the re mainder of the week. Harry Ayrea left Sunday for Annie Springs CCC camp after spending a short time with his family. Thursday and Saturday Jubilee activities in Medford were enjoyed by many residents of this section. Mrs. Ivan Davles, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs, Jones of Lake Creek returned home June S. Mr. and Mrs. George Pearce and daughter, accompanied by Henry and Mary Maury of Medford and Mrs. Ora Maury of Coqutlle, enjoyed a day's fishing at Dead Indian soda springs June 10. 4 Foots Creek FOOTS CREEK, June 13. (Spl.) roots Creole and vicinity were well represented In Medford during the Diamond Jubilee. . Mr,. Ed Perfountaln and family spent June 11 with Mrs. Jack Rose. Mr. and Mra. J. T. Oalllgher, Otto Purhman, Miss Bunch, O. Moser, Carl Palmer and Mrs. u. L. Miller attended the Jubilee at Medford Friday and enjoyed the Orange picnic. The Live Oak Orange also entered a credltabte float In the parade. ( Mr. Stevens, who bought the Btch man tract of land some time ago has sold to some parties from Klam ath Fan,. They will not take pos session until this fall, .Mr. and Mrs. Charles Orr of Port land visited Mrs. Orr'a father, Paul McQuat, while attending the Jubilee at Medford. Mr. and Mr,. Vlcttr Blrdseye are re ceiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter, born June 4 at the General hospital In Orantt Pasa. Mrs. R. l. Miller left for Roseburg June 11 to attend state grange. She was accompanied by Mr. and Mra. P. L. Walt of Sardine creek and Mrs. Millie Walker of Oold Hill. Mr. and Mrs. P. Dangu and Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Drummond visited Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Lance June 10, and Mr. and Mrs. O. Hutchln, called at the Marlon Lance home. Mrs. W. H. Miller spont the week end with her daughter, Mr,. Walt Melssner at Olendale. Mr. and Mr,. Floyd Lance of Oold Hill spent June 10 at their cabin her,. Mrs. Lance will entertain the Past Noble Orands club at a picnic dinner at their cabin June 14. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Smith and daughter, Dorothy, of Grants Paaa were dinner guests of 'the R. L. Mil lers June 6. Mis, Amy Roster and Tony Ross of Oold Hill were married Monday afternoon, June 11 at Medford by County Judge Day. They will re side at Oold Hill where Mr, Ross Is employed by the cement plant. Mr. and Mr,. O. O. Carr, who have been living with their daughter, Mrs. Ben Harrison, for several months moved thla week to their home on the left fork of the creek. Their son, Leslie, and wife of San Fran cisco, came laat week to help care for Mr. Carr, who la still very til. Callers at the Carr home Sunday were a. Lewi, of Jacksonville and Oeorge Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. J. Davidson, who hav, been visiting relative, at Rlverla for two weeks, left June 4 to visit their son at Klamath Falls. TRAIL, June 13. (Spl.) Mr, and Mrs. Harry Merrlman left for Rose burg June 11 to attend the atat, grang, which 1, held there this week. Mr. and Mr. Ray Prltchart wer shopping In Medford Monday after noon, Mr. and Mr,. Tuttl. Mr,. Roy Crafford and n,ph,w, Lewi, Crafford, all of Medford, were vUltlng friend. and relative, here June 10. Ouy Merrlman Is looking after the garage during his father', absence. Mrs. Edna La Dleu, who I, quite 111 with heart trouble at h,r horn, on the highway, wa, a little better June 13. Mlaa Adeline Vossen of Eugene spent list week visiting her aunt her. Mrs. Eva Segessman, and at tended the Jubilee In Medford Miss ChrUtlno Zlmmerly spent Mondsy with h,r aunt, Mr,. Minnie Blasse Christie, helping In the store while Mrs. Blatae did soma aewlng for her. Mis Trancella LsOnu and Irol Trail Castor of Central Point visited the LaDleua June 10. Mrs. Zoba Gates Is enjoying her stay at Long Beach where she is vis iting her mother. Mrs. Bpotts and Mrs, Saltzsman of Medford spent June 10 ptcnlclng on the river beach at the Hutchinson home. Mlsa Jean Whitney and Wllber Tucker visited his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Boyd Tucker, June 10. Mrs. Coons and Miss Bettle are en joying camping at Union creek these warm days as it is much cooler there. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Qllea and Orval Hoodenpyle of Drain spent the week-end here aa guests of Mrs. Mary Hoodenpyle and family. - Mrs. Hughes, her aon and daughter-in-law and their baby, have ar rived here to spend the summer on the farm with Mr. Hughes. Mrs. Leal Tucker and Mrs. Jennie Hutchinson called on Mrs. LaDleu Monday afternoon. Charley Fry, who underwent an op eration June S In Medford, Is getting along as well as could be expected. The work of resurfacing the high way is getting along fine. They were Just below Trail June 13. It Is go ing to make & big Improvement over the old road. Trail was well represented at the Jubilee. Everyone went at least one day and the majority attended sev eral days or evenings. McLeod McLEOD, June 13. (Spl.l Th fol lowing were among those attending the Diamond Jubilee parade and other Ju bilee attractions In Medford Thurs. I day: Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Dltsworth sr., Mr. and Mra. J. R. Peyton and family, Mrs. Dale Sawyer, Jim Rod ger and sons Kenneth and Cecil, Mr. and Mra. P. J. Dltaworth Jr., Mr. and Mra. Ted Smith and family, Mr. and Mrs, s. D. Hoag, Betty and Billy Co burn, Mra. N. F. Ohrt and sons Dan and Bobby, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Glass and daughters Erme and Loes, Jsmes Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Close and son Tommy, Mr. and Mrl. Bob Allworth, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Carlton and family, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Carl ton and family, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Dltsworth and family and Mr,. Mul 11ns and son. Harry Harding 1, working In Mad ford. Mra. Harding and children are at Crater Lake, where she U em ployed. Mr. and Mra, Dawson and family are living at Harding, Paradise du Ing the absence of tht Harry Hard ing family. Leo Hoag returned Friday from O. S. O. He expects to work for Nlon Tucker at Rogue's Roost this sum mer. Tommy Close returned horn, on Thursday after spending several days In Medford, meeting many frtenda at the Jubilee. Wallace Ohrt Is working at Beck elhymer's cafe at Union Creek, TROUBLE IRONED OUT TO PERMIT BUILDING ASHLAND, June U. (Spl.) A agreement ha been reached between Sam Pollard, owner of three and one half acre, of right-of-way land In the path of th, proposed under-crowing road north of Ashland, and the state highway commission, and construc tion will start as soon se the eon tract la definitely awarded to on, of the two bidder, who presented esti mates to the commission In Port land, according to Information re ceived here from state highway of ficials. Just when the construction will start depends entirely upon the speed wfth which R. H. Baldock, state en gineer, acta In awarding th, oontraot. He hfj the final decision In the mat ter of the deferred oontraot,, and when this decision Is made, ma chinery and men will be moved into the breach to continue and complete the conatructlon of the under-cross lng. Two bid, had ben submitted to the commission, and on was tenta tively agreed upon by the commis sion, but since that time, It has he come probable that a change in the award may be made. Steel la being fabricated for the framework of the undercroulng, and the project will be rushed to com pletion as soon as contract award I, cleared. It was not learned what th term, of settlement were between Pollsrd and th state highway commission. PILE OF LUMBER TAKEN BV TIF ASHLAND, June 13. (Special) Fir thousand feet of lumber wer (tolen Monday night from Vernon Hooper of th Dead Indian district accord ing to report mad by Hooper to lo cal police officer,. The lumber, two by four,, 16 feet In length, had been piled across th road from th Hoopar nous, whloh Is 14 miles from Ashland on th Dead Indian road. Th lumber although lightly weathered, wa. In good con dition, having been used for stlcktrs to separata piles of lumber. It had evidently b,en removed whll Hooper waa absent from horn,, BLACK SPIDER'S BITE BRINGE DEATH TO TOT WINONA, Miss., June IS. (AP) The bit of black aplder If blamed for th dath of the 1-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mra. Tusiell Jennings of Valden. Miss. The child was bitten on an eyelid Friday and brought to a hospital where ah, dltd. Meteorological Report June 13, 193, Forecasts: Medford: and vicinity: Fair tonlsht and Thursday. Not much change In temperature. Oregon: Generally fair tonliht nrt Thursday with fogs on the cosst. Not mucn change In temperature. Temperature a year ago today: Highest, 97; lowest, 58. Totsl monthly precipitation, J9 of an Inch: excess for the month, as at an Inche. Total precipitation since September 1, 1033. 10.58 Inches; de ficiency for the season. 6.55 Inchea. Relative humidity at 5 p. m. yes terday, 17 per cent; 5 a. m. today, 80 per cent. Sunrise tomorrow, 4:35 a, m. Sunset tomorrow, 7:47 p. m. Observations Taken at 5 A. !tf, 120th Meridian Time Boston S3 5a ,80 Cloudy Oheyenne - - 83 80 .. Clear Chicago .... 58 clear Eureka .... 88 53 Cloudy Helena 73 60 Clear Los Angele, 70 88 CloudT MEDFORD . .. 01 56 cloudy New Orleans go 78 .. P.cdy. New Tork ..... 74 64 .04 Cloudy Omaha .83 83 T. Cloudy Phoenix . 108 68 ... Clear Portland .. 80 54 ' Clear Reno 84 48 .10 P. Cdy. Roseburg 84 80 .. Clear Salt Lake City 93 70 Clear 8an Francisco 68 64 T. Cloudy Seattle . 78 84 clear Spokane 88 60 .. clear Walla Walla 00 64 .... Clear Washington, D.O. 80 66 .43 Clear WAR IS BUSINESS BARIUM TELLS G. GRANTS PASS, June 13. (Spl.) Speaking before an audience com posed of representatives of practical ly all ex-service organisations of Grants Pass at the Legion hall Mon dsy evening. Rev. E. 8. Bartlam, rec tor of the Medford Episcopal church, laid bars what he said were the oause, of war. . Making direct statements, reciting undisputed Instance,, Reverend Bart lam stated that "war la a business." "Th laat war, th world conflict, could and would hav ended two years sooner had It not been for th agreement of th maker of muni tions and their allied Interlocking In terests," charged the speaker. Con tinuing, he gave the real reason for th present year-old conflict In th Oran Chaco region of 3outh America what he said was a business conflict over the world's greatest unexplored oil fields. He told In forceful terms of many additional Instances of prolongation or actual Instigation of ware by large corporations, naming th executives of many organisations known world wide. "On th other hand, he said, "ther er time when a man feel, a If he must fight; Take kidnaping and other of th rackets. Any man would gladly make war If It would do any good. "Or, h continued, "If on leave, out the question of humanity, were even private Individuals th gainer, then war might be more excusable, but th fact remain, that war 1 a business, a mighty big business, and even government are swayed for th money that results." The answer 1 apparent, continued th speaker, that the making of mu nition, must be removed from th control of big buain,, and vested In the various national government and these In turn restricted to pro duction for their own use, only. 520 GET DEGREES V BUOINB, Ore., June 18. (UP) A total of 830 young mep and women were graduated by th University of Oregon at it 67th annual com mencement Monday. Degree, were conferred by Presi dent C. V. Boyer after addresses by Frank Bane, director of the Ameri can Municipal association: Wlllard J. Marka, chairmen of the board of higher ducatlon: Chancellor W, J. Kerr, and Zurt Brown Barker, unlver slty vice-president, Call for Hsrranl, Notice Is hereby given that ,11 war rants drawn on th. Town of Rogu River to and Including No. 1030 are called for paymtnt. Interest to cev June 11, 1034. JOHN 8. LEYEN. City Treasurer, Rogue River, Or. ttiHlil (Ii.f4, rss- - 8a. ra.