PAGE THIRTEEN
.. ez kjajj v 1 : i. h at u a n asyvs im Pfcsv a a m aa aw mm a a gMiev bb . m c a ivi am : grari a ,.eai;ii
Q:il&iH.:l iV'&l.lnfl HMD. ' IT. 17 I' K Irl G JT B.B B IMVJQ MJ Ini I s It m2I EC "I
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDAY. JULY 27, 1931.
VI
1
Bud every ed 0D
this pes . . JD
will probably find
mucII; the thine,
you want (o
01 tell . " "
lnt there, edeer.
tiM . . .
pensive, effective:
fat word Wat injection
(Minim1'1" 25c)
gacb sddltionaJ Insertion.
mi word
(Minimum 10c)
Far Una per month, without
copy changes
81J0
75
FOB WANT ADS
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Small female pup about 8
weeks old; part Australian ehep-herd-
white sootted with tan, blacic
gray. If anyone has Been. Phone
oSB-J-J.
BROKE Into my pasture on B'.ckwell
hill, one red heller; one ear cropped.
Owner oan have her by paying pas
ture Jack Thrasher. Jacksonville
IP PERSON who took lady's wat:h
from rest-room, Boxy theater, wll.
return It to Tribune, no questions
will be asked. Reward.
BROKE into my paature on Bleekwell
hill .one red yearling muley; one
ear cropped. Owner can have her
by paying pasture. Jack Thraslx-r.
Jacksonville. '
LOST Small white lemale pup
Brown marklnga on bead and ears
Bob tailed 243 N Front.
UJST 11 dog missing, call 1516
WANTED FEMALE HELP
WANTED Experienced woman lor
general housework. Reference. 10
Geneva.
MALE OR FEMALE
pew PACKERS Only experienced
need apply. Bear Creak Packing
House.
WANTED SITUATION'S
EXPERIENCED waitress wanta wor.
Tel. 1273.
CHILDREN cared for In my home
Phone 819-R.
RESPONSIBLE woman will care for
children at her home Call 1228.
WANTED-MISCELLAN E0 U S
WANTED Pasture (or SO sheep. Harry
Steele, 3 mile east ol Phoenix.
WANTED A lew pullets or young
hens. Must be good strain, Reds or
Rooks. Rt. 2. 8. P. Robb.
WANTED Second-hand lurnltare.
etoves, gun Bnd Iishlng tackle. 45
South Front St.
WANTED 3 or 4 rooms lurnlture.
Must bo in lair condition and bar
gain for caah. Write 21 Fourth St..
Ashland. Ore.
i 'KAN TED Two good aecond-hand
(addles. See Dr. Stone, 4th and
WANTED A few pullets or young
luna. Must be good strain, Red or
Rocks. Rt. 3. 8. P Rodd.
PIANO TUNER here from Portland
WUhelm B. Gruber, Baldwin factory
tuner, 1 here lor a ahort time. All
customers having troublea please
call for tree service. Tuning and
repairing on pianos. Special rates
this summer. Call Baldwin Piano
Shoppe, 335.
PARTIALLY loaded lurnlture van go
ing to Los Angelea about August 1.
want freight lor there or ay
points. We alo wnt return load
Hawley Transfer, Tel. 1044-X.
WANTED Warrant Redden it Co
WANTED 2nd nana good and Junk
Pafa. 1 508 PTune St Phone 647-L.
WANTED 2nd hand furniture We
buy sell and trade Berrydale 2nd
Hand store. 1603 N. Rlvereslde
Telephone 268.
WANTED Baby calve.
895. Medlord.
Rt. I, Boi
TCRNiTURE re-upholatered.
. H9-R. Thioault
WANTED Wool, mohair, bide and
pelt See us belore you sell Wool
baite and twine lor aale. Medlord
Bargain House. 27 N. Orape 8t
Pnone 1062
WANT TO BUY 1929 Fore)
cheap 333 W 2nd
Must be
WANTED Household good stove
tool 01 what have you Medlord
Bargain House 21 N Grape St Tel
1061
WANTED TO BUY 10-toO mill
more eruiber amalgamator Advise
brie and where can be seen 411
Davl Bidg.. Portland. Ore
JUNK WANTED
We oaf cash lor Jl'NB BATTERIES
AND RADIATORS ALUMINUM
BRA.S9 COPPER and (uni 01 all
descr.ptiona
MKDPOHD BAROAIN SOUS
37 No Orpe Tel 1083
Will care tor elderly sicl cwopie 10
ait home paone ji-a
FOR RENT HOUSES
TOR RENT Modern
y1 Myers
5-room house
FOR KEN I OR SALE 6luc- route.
Jacksonville H.jn Call Haled
H B.-oxn, 185. elver a. 1870.
FOR RENT HOUSES
FOR RENT OR LEASE Pine noma
close to Medford business district
moderate rent. Homa has hardwood
floora, fireplace, basement, plenty
of room, garage. 100 toot lot.
amall children dealred. Sea ownar,
333 Mo. Ivy Street.
FOR RENT 8 room, modern, partly
lurnianea bouse. Clean. Close m. DlH
So. Oakdole. 818.50.
FOK Runt Furnished 8-room house
Pbone 753-M.
SOUSES (or rent or sale. Call Harold
H Brown. 10a.
FOR RENT Dnturnlshed house
Western Loan dc Building Co 45
8. Central Ave.
FOR RENT Home furnished or
unfurnished Brown ss Whit.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
FOR RENT Dlrable furnished
apartment. Hotel- Grand.
FOR RENT Nleely furnished apt.
SIS N. Cntrl.
FOR RENT Furnished apt. Hotel
Holland.
TWO-ROOM apt. 525 No. Riverside
FOR RENT Furnished or unfurntah.
partment. Carglll Court Tel 105
FOR RENT FURNISHED
ROOMS
HOUSEKEEPING room: bath and
water furnished; 8100 per mo. 530
Bennett.
FOR RENT Large room, close In; hot
and cold water, shower. 20 So. Fir.
FOR RENT ROOM BOARD
RATES very moderate at 718 E. Main
ATTRACTIVE room 404 S Orape.
FOR EXCHANGE
FOR TRADE Pontlac roadster, for
light closed ear. Call morning or
evening. 300 Edwards St.
FOR SALE Young turkeys or will
trade In on late model automobtle
(Coupe preferred ) Floyd Maharry.
Talent. Ore.
FOR EXCHANGE 1029 model A
Ford sedan and 2 lota In Medlord
lor late model Ford V-8 Tel. 407-V
EXCHANGE Furo. re-upholatertng
for lumber, wood, fish poles and
reels. Phone 960-R.
FOR SALE OR TRAJE White electric
awing ouchlne (or Ught sedan
Box 638. Tribune
FOR EXCHANGE REAL
ESTATE
CLEAR HOME In Los Angelea for
ranch. Rt. 1, Box 158, Rogue River,
Oregon.
TRADE for larger ranch, 5 acrea, Pa
. onto Hwy, close In; good Improve
.. . ments; garden soli; clear. . Will as
Mine. 15 No. Fir St.
FOR 8 ALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE; Young lamlly milk cow:
mall Jersey; very gentle. Call
Jacksonville 174.
FRESH MILK OOATS for aale. trade
or work. "Sweet milk at home Is
the best Telle!.' . Hamilton Fox,
Lake Creek.
FOR SALE Milk cows,
evenings.
Phone 857-L,
FOR SALE Fresh cow.
Adolf
Schulte. Beagle Ore.
FOR 8ALE DOGS PETS
FOR SALE Dalmatian or Coach pupa
ixxxi. p. u. Loriano. central
Point.
FOR SALE POULTRY
PURE Bron2e torn, cockeran prize
took 85 Jesse Nell Rt 1 Asbland
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
FEDREAL LAND BANK FARMS Con
venient term. C. A. Barnca, 1334
Reddy Ave. Phone 148-X or 1. R.
Kline. Eagle Point. 4-F-21.
WHEN you think of real estate, think
of Brown ez wntle.
53 ACRES near Applegate P O.i 11 A
cultivation, free water right; bal
ance timber; Improvement. Paul
Erdman. Applegate, Ore.
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
OOOD USED CARS
80-DAY WRITTEN GUARANTEE
REASONABLE PRICES
1933 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan, with
air wheela.
1929 LaSalle 5-pauenger Coupe.
lf.28 LaSalle Sport Coupe.
1928 Dodge Fast-4 Coupe.
192B Ford Roadster.
ARMSTRONO MOTORS. INC.
Tel. 18. 38 N. Riverside
AUTOMOBILES
1934 Truck, tandem wheel.
1931 Ford Truck.
1930 International Truck.
1929 O. M C. Truck.
1928 Ford Truck.
1930 Nash Sedan.
1930 Pontlac Sedan.
1929 Auburn Sedan.
1931 Ford Coupe.
1928 Cleveland Coupe.
WALTER W. ABBEY. INC.
Nash. LaFsyett. Graham, WIllTl
and International Truck Sale
and Service.
Phone 303. 123 So. Riverside.
FOR SALE 1926 Ford Touring car
Box 2427. Tribune.
TERRAPLANE AND HUDSON demon
strator at a substantial llsoount
Trsde and term. EUkln Motor Co.,
next to Western Auto Supply.
1928 BUICK Sport Roadster: new top
new rubber. A-l mechanically. 2316
E Main. Phone 868-L
FOR SALE Pontlac sedan: extra g.od
running condition: 4 new ttrta:
100 Phone 173
rOR BALK
MISCELLANEOUS DRY FIR cord wood to trade lor wheat.
E L. Wala.
FOR S.Lt Late cabbage plant. U:j3
K. llth.
READY NOW Eartv rra ford peach
Young . P 1, 0d stage toed.
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Crown Leader egg mash
lit the pocketbook and till tht
egg basket. Try It. Monarch Seed
& Feed Co.
FOR SALE Fine Crawford peacne
lor canning. R. DeWItt, Fem Valley
FOR SALE Peache. Woodlawn Or
chard. Phone H. A. DeBuque. Cen
tra: Point. 127.
FOR SALE Hale peache; mile north
and mile west ol Central Point,
Scenic Ave. G. A. Edwards, Phone
O. Pt. 141.
FOR SALE Green gage plum nd
cooking apples. Phone 132-L.
FOR SALE Or will take car lor
equity In 1934 sedan. 417 N. Oak
dele. FOR SALE Victory canned dog food
3 cans for 25c; 69c dozen. Monarch
. Seed 8e Feed Co.
STRAW C. A. DeVoe, 523-J-2.
FOR SALE Bov's bicycle, good con
dition. 868-W.
FOR SALE Watch out for lice and
mites in your chicken house. Come
to us for materlala to clean up the
trouble. Monarch Seed Ac Feed Co.
"" PEACHES
Early Crawford and other varieties.
Bring containers. First house on
Spring St. Just off Crater Like
highway. L. J. Upp.-S
FOR SALE Pep up that sickly lawn
or those backward plants with our
proven fertilizers. Special prices n
plant-focds lor a short time buy
now I Monarch Seed 6c Feed Co.
NO AMITTANCETTJrmoklng and
all other signs for aale at Mall
Tribune Job Dept., 25-30 N. Orape
FOR SALE! Equity 10 house.
528 Haven.
Call
FOR SALE; Grain, oata and barley
bags. Medlord Bargain House, 37
N. Grape St. Phone 1062.
FOR SALE Used sewing macblnea. all
makes; terms tl desired All makes
rented and repaired White Sewing
Machine Co. 24 N Bartlett.
AUTOMOBILE SPECIALS
FINEST GRADE WESTER NOIUcqt:
36c gal.: 5 gallon with can. 51.75;
100 pure Pennsylvania Oil. 15is,c
qt ; bzc gai.; o gallons. 93 00.
SUNRISE SUPER SERVICE STATION
BUSINESS CHANCES
SAW MILL (or sale 81100.
O Box 953. Medlord.
FOR SALE Hl-Way Inn Cat and
equipment Rent 112 50 month
Oold Hill. Ore.
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE -r- The most dependable
grinding and milling service In the
vauey. Bring grain to us tor
regular job. we mix, clean, scour
. or grind grain. Price right. Moo
rch Seed it Feed Co.
old PEOPLE and convalescent to
car lor at my home. Central Point.
Phone 7X2. P. O. Box 134.
YOU CAN SAVE nearly 60 of your
nuio insurance with a Legal Reserve
Co. S. A Kroschel. agent Phone 35u
DOGS examined tree.
Dr. Stone, 4tb
and Bartlett.
DENTISTRY Dr.
1 a Gove 235 E
Mam.
BOAT TRAILER. Caah Register. Add-
ing siacnine. Typewriter. Boots
Shoes, Hunting-Fishing Equipment
317 North Riverside
GRAIN SACKS Jnckson County
Feed Co.. 4th and Bartlett St.
PERSONAL
Madame Carrie. Spiritual Adviser.
Readlnge dally. 6th and Bartlett
House Car.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Aostmcia
JACKSON CO.
ABSTRACT CO.
Abstract ol ntlt and
Title Insurance The
only complete Title
S y e t e m In Jackson
County.
MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstract
of Title. Room 8 and 5. No. 82
North Central Ave. upstair.
expert window Cleaner
LET GEORGE DO IT - Tel. 1172
House Cleantng. Floor Waxing Ori
ental Rug Cleaning specialty
Dancing Sciiool
LEARN NOV1LTY DANCES from for
mer Fuchon-Marco stara. Ted and
Evelyn Schrader Studio opposite
Rialto. Phone 161S-Y.
Money tv tend
MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE,
CARS. ETC Prompt service and le
gal rates w E THOMAS. 45 s
Central Stat license No S 157.
Job rrtnting
MAIL TRIBUNE JOB OEPABTMEN1
Best equipped plant In southern
Oregon Printing of all kind; Boot
binding; loos leaf ledgers and
btanka. billing systems, duplication
cash salea slips and everything id
the printing line 38-80 M Orspe
Phnns 78
Hsll Paper Cleaning.
WALL-PAPKR CLEANINO. lo per V)
ft Mr Black no H Bartlett
JOHN H. LOCK Painting and Decor
ating. Quality work at lower prices
Ph. B53-R. tea. 134 King.
BALK rRANSTEB m BlXJRAdl CO -
Office 1016 No 3entrl Pbone lit
Priors runt serv'we guaranteed
HAWLEY rRHNSr-EB - Expert psck
srs and movers Special Uveatuck
moving equipment Price nibl
19 North Riverside Phone 104-1
Paintini and Paperrtentlng
M A BUSS Painting and paper
nanilna Tel 848 W ..I 8 Orape
PiuLt i3 wt'U ns J asray youi
refuse. City aoltary eerrlo.
LEGAL NOTICES
Noltce to Creditor.
Notice La hereby given that I have
been appointed by the County Court
of Jackson County, Oregon. Adminis
trator ol tne estate ot Alice rimy,
deceased, and have qualified. All per
son having claim ag&lnst said estate
are hereby notlltedL to present them,
wnn proper voucners and amy veri
lled, to me at the ollloe of Hrry C.
Skyrman, attorney for said estate, at
Room 409. Medford Center Building,
In Medford, Oregon, wltmn alx months
from the date ol this notice. Dated
and Ilrst published July 27. 1934.
C. 8. FINLY, Administrator.
Xotlre to Creditors.
Notice Is hereby given that the
County court ol the State of Oregon
lor Jackson County has appointed me
Executor ol the estate ol Annie S.
Brophy, deceased.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to present
them to me with proper vouchers
within alx month from this date at
the office of O. H. Bengtson, attor
ney for ald etate, at 126 East Mais
Street, Medford, Oregon.
Dated tnia 27th dav of July, 1954.
N. D. BROPHY, Executor.
O. H. BENGTSON,
Attorney for Estate.
126 East Main St., Medford, Oregon.
Call for Warrants. -Notice
Is hereby given that there
are funds on hand for the redemption
ol warrants drawn on school district
No. 91, No. 160 to 261 Inclusive. In
terest ceases on the 25th day of July.
1934. J, S. SMITH, Cleric
School Dlat. No. 91.
Notice.
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon in and lor the county 01
Jackson.
In the Matter of the Estato ot Manle
E- Ward, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed by
the County Court of Jackson county.
Oregon, as the administratrix of the
estate or Manle E. Ward (also known
as Manle Ward) deceased, and Has
qualified a such. All persons having
claims against said estate are notified
to present same, duly verified as by
law required, to the undersigned, at
the office of F. J. Newman, In the
Palm Building, m Medlord. Oregon,
within six months from the date ol
the first publication of till notice.
Dated and tlrst published July 6th.
1934. LOUISE I. PORTER,
Administratrix of the estate of Manle
E. ward (also known a Manle
Ward), deceased.
Notice of Filing Final Account.
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of Jackson.
In the Matter of the Estate of Edwin
C. Brown, sometimes known as E
C. Brown and Edwin Clarence
Brown, but being one and the ame
person, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned has tiled hie Final Ac.
count and Report In the above en
titled estate and that by order of the
County court in and for Jeckson
County. Oregon, a hearing upon the
same has been 6et for Saturday. Au
guat I8th, 1934, In the County' Court
Room at the Courthouse in Medford
Jackson County, Oregon, at the hour
01 ten o ciocx, a m.
All persons having objections there
to are hereby notified to present the
same on or before such time.
uate of first publication of tlila
notice la July 19th, 1034.
O. M. ROBERTS.
Administrator with the Will Annexed
of the Estate of Bdwln C. Brown, some,
time known as E. C. Brown and Ed
win Clarence Brown, but helm nm
and tha aame person, deceased.
t.t. M. JtOHEHTS
WM. M. MCALLISTER.
Attorney for Estate.
Prospect
PROSPECT. July 27. (Spl.) Mr.
and Mra. Elmer Clemen and daugh
ter apent Sunday In Grants Pass. Mrj.
Clemens' sisters. Mrs. Fette and Mm.
Claughball, returned with them.
Mail Tribune Daily
ACROSS
1. Drudge -(.
Metric land
meaiure
Cut off
12. Subsequently
13. Hard-shelled
fruit
14. Japanese easb
15. Kmbelllib
16. British
cavalryman
U. Jewels
11. Leguminous
vegetable
10. On the ocean
IU Make like In
amount or
decree
It. ilimese coins
17. Vaae
2k. Resume
IU Lone low seat
tl. fjmobly
U. Timid animals
U. Take aolid food
8. Perish
IT. Meant
10. A single time
12. American
humorlit
11. Qreenland
Solution of Yesterday' Puzzle
B k G H A XL A JWE. A
LLL LEAS MAC E
m aIpErIa
tLLE JLAs L$io js
41. Orowlng eut
BO. Entirely
II. Meadow
IL More mature
IT. That for whlhb ow
Ktau sold M. Bin
hii htrth 11. slake eorree
rlaht Hons In
3 wt -i7 Is- pf r "
'l n3
i!iiP 2L Wm
24 2S 3d 1J27 "vV & 2f Jo
Mil
I f S!L
34 m
'h ''- '' ''
AO 4, ,,4a "P 43 44 45 A.
1 ..1. . iuu .. 1 1 , 'Mil. ,m , , ,
4i p g
,,. :..
'.' X ' "'
I I lnnr.i.i I tfnvri ' '
Mr. and Mr. Floyd Kelly drove to
Tiller Sunday.
Mr, and Mr. William Jntser spent
the week-end t Azalea.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Manning were
m Medford Saturday shopping and
rtaltlng relative.
Mr. and Mra. Paul Robertson nd
family nent Saturday In Eagle Point
find Medford.
O. W. Train of Rogue River 1 quite
.11 at the home ot hi daughter, Mrs.
Clifford Collier.
Geneva Carlson returned to the
Paul Robertson home Saturday after
spending a week with her parent In
Central Point.
Gus Dltaworth Is quite 111 at the
Community hospital In Medford.
Mr. and Mra. Geo. L. Jantzer
brought their son Lewis home from
the Grants Pas hospital Sunday. He
Is much better but still confined to
his bed. '
Charles Hazard of Azalea spent July
18 at the Jantzer camp, visiting
friends.
Pear picking and packing 1 In full
awing at the Stewart Weeks orchard.
Mra. Charles Clarke ha had a her
house guests for some time her par
ents. Mr. A. T. Halnej 1 (pending the
week in Marshlleld.
Mr. Earl Ulrlch hs been removed
from the Sacred He.irt hospital to
the home ot her Bister, Mr. Brophy.
Long Mountain
LONO MOUNTAIN, July 27. (Spl.)
Charlie Clngcade I busy threshlni
grain In thta district now.
I. R. Kline 1 beginning work In
the Beer Creek packing house.
Bonney Jean stovell 1 (pending
several days at Mr. and Mrs. Nick
Young'.
The Turkey Tour was well attended
from many district Wednesday.
Mrs. Hazel B toner and Lyle Van-
Scoy of Eagle Point called on Mrs
Alice Nlchola Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. George Stowell called
on Wea. Chlidreth of Eagle Point
Wednesday afternoon.
Mra. Alice Nichols spent several
day with her parents, Mr. end Mr.
Swearlnger of Drain. Ore., last week.
Mrs. Cora Smith of Eagle Point and
Miss Dollle Stowell of Portland called
on Mra. Elsworth Stowell Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Novah Holman and daughters
Grace and Mary Ellen. Mr. Ruby
Young end Bonney Jean ettowell at
tended the Home Economic club at
Mrs. CUff Hlckson'e ot Eagle Point
Wednesday afternoon.
Mis Irene Stowell ha been visit
ing Marjorte Nichols of Lake Creek
tor several day.
NEW SECREfSOClETY
WEARS BLACK HOODS
DENVER, Colo. (UP) A mysterl
ous new society la which members
wear black ante hoods and robes has
been organized In Colorado, reput
edly by a former grand dragon of the
Ku Klux Klan.
Protestants, Catholics and Jews are
admitted to the order of The Equals,"
"Political condition In Denver are
very bad," said one of the high offi
cers of th order. "Already there
re more than 2000 members of the
Equals. We will build a mighty or
gan I cation. We will all work to
gether to bring about a change, to
put the right man In the right place,
to cleanse and purly the politics of
our city."
Use Mall Tribune want ada.
Cross -Word Puzzle
I. Bea eagle
1 Pertaining to
mountains
of South
America
T. Of the countrj
I. Green letter
. Relaxed
10. Muilcal
Instrument -ti.
The pineapple
17. Stares
II. Unadulterated
22, Search
32, Angry
H. Timber tree
21. beverage
it Hinrouiiy
Biblical prleit
30 EnsHah river
sL Artkle Of
ballet
31. Commanded
H. Make p feci oui
It Impatlentir
anxious
SI. Cotton fa brio
40. Precious ston
41. City In Italy
44. Narrow fabrk
41. tfisTPtlan sola
disk
41. Asaemblsexe f
cattle
41. Malt liquor
11. Berore
bi Idk8a1s1p1
DOWN
1. rsa of a
metxl
i. Flae carta
aboard a
venue!
I. MlnJte
panicle
i. Stanaa
ARMY FLIERS OFF FOR ALASKA
HUtT iS?it'!''
,y
w If .vi'fj,'.i''.'''''i,-. i
With Elliott Roosevelt, eon of the President, and hie wife watching
the takeof., 10 Martin bomber left Waehlngton on an army training
flight to Alaaka. The first top was it Dayton, Ohio, and the flight con
tinued from there In short heps. The Reeeevelts are shown above with
Col. H. H. Arnold, the flight leader, In front of one of the bombers, and
below are tha ahlps a they left Belling field. (Assoclatsd Pree Photoa)
TO READING STUDENTS
SALEM, Ore, (UP) Payoholojy le
the moat popular reading course at
2,073 oflered bf the etate library,
Miss Harriet Long, state librarian,
announced today.
One hundred reading atudent
bave studied psychology oountea,
while ahort story writing Is the sec
ond most popular subject with 7
enrollmente.
There ere 89 student In radio, IT
studying dlesel engines and 45 lnter-
eeted In aviation.
Total enrollment In the couraes.
which were (Irst offered IS months
ago, numbers 1783. Each county In
the atate ha rending atudenta.
Clackamas, with 311 students, leads
all others except Multnomah. Doug
las oounty hsa 173 (tudenta, Joeepljlne
150, Marlon 188. Deschutes, St, coos
48, Clatsop 87, Jackson 88, Wasco 14.
Two student are enrolled 1A em
helming and undertaking.
Only expense Involved for atudente
Is postage on books.
FOR FROZEN LEG
MINNEAPOLIS. (UP) A glass
boot, attached to a pump which ere
ates positive and negative pressures
within the boot, has been uid to
save badly frown limbs which would
otherwise have to be amputated, ac
cording to the magaalne, "Modern
Medicine."
The boot and pump apperatiu 1
originally developed by two Cincin
nati physicians. Dr. L. O. Herrmsn
and Dr. Mont L. Raid, to aid pa
tients suffering so severely from dis
eases of the blood circulation that
their limbs might formerly have been
amputated.
The name given to thle new treat
ment Is "passive vacular exercise,"
which has been abbrevlted to "pa
vex." Instruments to provide tbla
treatment In caaea of freering,
where the circulation to tha limb la
Impaired, and other dlaeesea of tha
srterlee and vein In the lege are now
available In many hospltsla through
out the country.
STARTS TEN DAYS
sALEM. July 37. Pr Tha ataU
highway commlaalon today sent out
form notloss authorising contractors
to proceed Immediately with con
struction work on tha Cooa Bay, Ta
qulna, Plorsnoa and Raedsport bridges
on ths Coast hlghwsy.
Work on the Alsea Bay bridge was
begun two months ago, and most of
the prellmlnsry work hsa been com
pleted. The action was taken following tht
oommUaton'a meeting In Portland
Wednesday .when final pspers cover.
Ing an advance of 81,000.000 ef fed.
erel public worke administration
funds were signed and forwarded to
Washington. The remainder of the
J 803.000 loan and grant will be re
ceived later.
Officials said actual construction
work on tha four projects probably
would be stsrted within 10 dsys.
Just reoelved large ahipment ol
rrult Canning Cans and Llda. 6.m
Ns. 3',i. Buy nowl Hubbard Bros.'
WORK ON BRIDGES
a
TO CURB DIME IS
BLTHI1RD HINT
SALEM, Ore. "(UP) High stand
ards of sanitation today were urged:
by tha etate health board as tha!
best safeguard against disease.
Over 90 per cent of all contagious
diseases are transmitted through tha
mouth and nose, Dr. Frederick Strlcs
er, state health officer, declared.
"Clean food, clean hands and clean
eating utensils are Important factors
In preventing Infections," he said.
Dr. Strieker declared jatlng uten
sils Inadequately cleansed between
serving to be as dangerous as tha
common drinking cup banned years
ago.
"No food handler should be al
lowed to serve a customer without
flrsh washing his hands thoroughly
with soap and water. No dish should b
uaed for serving food or drlnka with
out being thoroughly cleaned In a so
lution of soap and aoda. or suitable
cleansing powder, In hot water. Thta
should be followed either by a thor
ough rinsing In clean boiling water
for a period of one minute or In hot
water of a temperature of not lest
than 180 degrees for two minutes."
ffiDDEWfElS,
TOO BUSY TO FIGHT
CHICAOO. (TJP) Married 87 year
and too busy to fight, what with
raising children and such.
That waa the record established
by William R. Halket and hi wife,
Charlotte, of Chicago.
Said Mra. Halket:
"We married young and were too
busy raising ten children to fight."
6 he la 80 end still does the cook
ing for her 90-year-old husband. Re
still writes poetry to her, Just as ha
did back in 1807.
Tha couple have 31 grandchildren
and more then 80 great grandchil
dren.
$608,467,770 LIFE
ALBM, Ore. (UP) Life Ins in
ane companlea had pollctea In force
totaling 8808,487.770 In Oregon at
tha beginning of 1034, a report by
Insurance Commissioner A. K. Aver
Ill showed today.
Stock fire Insurance In force
amounted to 1688,399.780, while fire
domeetto mutual policies totaled
si38,ao,oja.
PEACHES
FOR SALE
In any quantity. Specie! Frio in 200-pound loti
BRING YOUR OWN B0XE8
WOODLAWN ORCHARD
CENTRAL POINT PHONE 127
LEAGUE TO STUDY
E
AT MEETING
Thirteen Month and Twelve!
Month Devices for Re
placing Present System to
Get Thorough Hearing
NSW VOJUf.. vpy-Two widely ad
vacated plan for calendar reform wtlf
bold the attention of the 1933 ae salon
of the commission on communication
and transit of the League ot Natlona
In Genera.
They era the It-month and the
ll-month-equal-quarter device for
warded to replace the present calen
dar which date to 48 B. C. when
Jullua caeaar substituted the solar
calendar for tha lunar calendar.
In the sixteenth eentury Pope Greg
ory XIII discovered the calendar waa
10 days ahead of time and made cor
rections. Today with various modi
fications and changes the world uses
JULY
1934
s m T w T r
1 3 3 4 5 7
S 9 10 II 12 1314
15 16 17 18 19 20 21
22 23 24 25 26 27 28 ),
atwi iwoniuMOHTw calsnom
anna
JANUARY rbhliUARY MARCH.
Ilawi ' iOaay aaaayy
APRIL'
M A Y (
i I
SOW'
4I DAY V
JULY - AUGUST SEPTEMBER
j I days 3Qoyi 30P4VW
OCTOBER.NOVEMBER DECEMBER
3 1 pays Soaeya y?rxva'
mTSioimi-wuM.-ouahtio CALSNoitlTJliC
ajyaViCcf. hav 31 pays gTHtat.50.
tbo Gregorian calendar some timed
along with nattonallstle or rellgtoua
calendars.
100 Plans Studied.
More than 200 plana for calends
chance were atudted by the League
commission la past years, but all p
near to have been discarded except
tha 13-month and tha 12-month,
equal-quarter plana.
Tha 18-month calendar would eon-
tain 18 months of 38 daya each, each.
day falling on tha aame data, and
tha odd 908th day would be called
Year Day and fall on tha last day
of the year.
The 13-month calendar would have
four equal quartera containing on
month ef 81 daya and two month
of 80 daya each, tha 985th day fall
Ing at the end of the year. Thua
January, April, July and October)
would have 31 daya and tha others
30 days.
There are two organisations In tha
United fitatea leading the reform ost
the two sides, and there are various
foreign associations which advocata
one or the other of the sysvems.
Custom a Barrier.
Stumbling blocks to adoption os
either plan are custom and super
stition. Many officials are against
tha 13-month plan because they be
lieve the peoples of their country
would not accept the "unlucky"
number.
Those who wish to retain tha 11
month plan advocate various systems
for the addition and subtraction ot
days.
The question of a fixe date far
Easter has received some considera
tion from various church bodies for
many yeare. Moat of the calendar
reform organizations claim their plana
mset with church approval.
CABLE REPLACING
El
BOULDER CITY, Nev. (UP) erne
of the unsung exploit In the con
struction of the gigantic Boulder Dam
Is tha replacement of the huge cablca
stretching across the dam site.
The csblea are used to convey men.
concrete end other materials In build
ing Uncle Ssm's most ambitious water
and power project.
It la necessary to atop all opera
llona for 48 houra to replace tha
cable.
Wound on huge epools, the csblss,
each weighing 88,000 pounds, are
placed near the head tower of tha
cableway and one end I atrung to
and through tho top of the tower.
The new cable Is dragged across tha
csnyon and fastened to the old steel
rope. After the new csble Is secured
by support which also hold the old
cable, tha used steel rope 1 hauled
away.
Each oabl Is 3.800 feet In lenj'h
and costs approximately 810.000.