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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FIYJ3 Bfffl AN A-l MARKET PLACE FOR TH E BARGAIN SEEKER fEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAT. AUGUST 17. 193. ' w lle,a very 00 this pane . 700 wUI probably flno r. v. exactly the thin, yon want CO OO) Yv or Mil . . . U U Isn't mere, adver- 4 tlM . . K' m- ImII pensive, effect He, RATES For word first injection c (Minimum 25c) Each additional Insertion. Dot word (Minimum 10c) Per line per month, without copj changes aa Phone 75 L FOB WANT ADS LOST AND FODND FOUND Lunch pall on South Rlver . aide, with number 3480 on siae. y- Owner may have same by Identify ing and paying lor ad. the PARTY who took buzz-saw from my place on Applegate may eave trouble bv returning same. Leon Offenbacher. JrvST Man's tan Steson hat. on Mid way road near Four Corners Station. Reward. C. M. Cooper, Et. 1. Box 840. Central Point. LOST if dog missing, call 1518 WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Mlddleaged woman for housework. Board and room, 810 month. Box 2691. Tribune. W ANTED Snt) ATIONS RELIABLE girl wants housework or care of children; go home nights. Box 2733, Tribune. CHILDREN cared for In my home. 840 E. 9th. WANTED-M1SCELLANEOU8 ANTED Good used car. pickup or coupe. Chester Wendt. WANTED Small quartz mill. Ivle. Orave Creek, Ore. EMPTY furniture van going to Baker, Ore- Aug. 21. Wants load for there or way points. Hawley Transfer. Phone 1044-X. WANTED Boy's bicycle. Must be cheap and In good condition. Call at 1036 Reddy Ave. WANTED Ledge or placer ground to operate on royalty basis. Box 2697, Tribune. WANTED 2nd hand goods and Junk Pat's. 1506 Prune St. Phone 547-L. WANTED 2nd hand furniture. We buy. sell aud trade. Berrydale J.id Hand Store, 1603 N. Riverside. Tel 266. WANTED TO RENT Two room furn ished house in city limits of Med ford. Must be cheap. Box 308. Mall Tribune. FURNITURE re-upholstered. 969-R. Tnlbault. Phone WANTED Wool, mohair, hides and pelta See us before you tell Wool bags and twine for sale. Medford Bargain House. 37 N. Grape St ""Phone 1062 WANTED Household goods, stoves tools or what nave you. Medford Bargain House. 37 N Orape St. Tel 1062. WANT TO BUY 1939 Ford, cheap 839 W 2nd Must be JUNK WANTED We pay cash toi JUNE BATTERIES AND RADIATORS ALUMINUM BRASS. COPPER and unk of all descriptions. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 No Orape Tel 1063 WANTED Warranta. Redden A Co FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT Completely furnished modern 2-room house; 812.50. 1220 East Jackson. FOR RENT Unfurnished small mod ern house; furneee tcre oi grouna. Inquire 23 Almond. for RENT 6-room furnished house. Tel. 432-W or cell at 8 South Orange St. after 6 p. m. roR RENT Homes, furnished oi yTinfurnished Brown as White FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Furnished apartment Durell. 329 No. Holly. Phone U33-W. FOR RENT Furnished apt Hotel Holland. FOR RENT One-room apartment. Phone 753-M. FURNISHED APTS Completely reno vated; hardwood floors, me. rn.a aire: 4 rooms. Holly Apt., 135 No. Holly. FOR RENT FURNISH ED ROOMS FOR RENT Sleeping room, perisl. 30 No Front. FOR RENT ROOM BOARD RATES very moderate at 716 I Main ATTRACTIVE room 404 S Orape FOR EXCHANGE for SALE Young turkeys or will t-.ide in on Isle model eu-.om.jo.. 1 Coupe preferred ) Floyd mtia.-.-J FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Central. -Furnished apt. 319 8. FOR EXCHANOE 1928 model A Ford tedan and 3 lots In Medford lor late model Ford V-S. Tel. 107-? EXCHANGE Fum. re-upholsterlng (or lumber, wood, flab poles and reels. Phone B8S-R. FOR SALE OR TRAUE White electric sewing tnscblne for light sedan Box 638. Tribune. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TRADE Five acres In cherries end peaches, with beauti ful home. White Box 308, Beau mont, Calif. FOR TRADE J-rm. modern Ashland home. 518 So. Oakdale. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 155-acre ranch, lower Applegate; fenced and completely stocked; 100 acrea In cultivation, balance timber; free water. 715 Alder St.. Medford. FOR SALE 24 acres on Bear Creek. 1 mile from Medford. Will sell In small tracts. Mra. Phlppa. 1102 No. Riverside. HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT Jack son Co. Bldg. & Loan Assn. Tel. 195. 53 ACRES near Applegate P O.; 11 A cultivation, free water right; bal ance timber: improvements. Paul Erdman. Applegate, Or. WHEN you think of real estate, think of Brown & Wbtla. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FORD V-8, 1032 DeLuxe Phaeton; ex cellent condition; reasonable cash price. Box 2922, Tribune. FOR SALE 1-ton truck. Internation al. Phone 153, Jacksonville, Ore. 1934 HUDSON Sedan demonstrator; new car guarantee; substantial dis count; trade and terms. Eakln Motor Co., Hudson-Terraplane Deal er on So. Riverside. FOR SALE Good 1929 Dodge panel truck. Phone Ashland 120. 1934 Ford V8, long wheelbase truck. run less than two months. 1932 Nash Sedan; a real buy. Other cars and trucks to select from. WALTER W. ABBEY, INC. Nash, Lafayette, Oraham. Willys and International Trucks Sales and Service. 123 S. Riverside. Phone 303. BUYS IN USED CARS Bulck 5-passenger ..8180OO 1930 Whippet Roadster... 150 00 Studebaker Sedan 250 00 Dodge Fruit truck 150.00 Chevrolet Touring 25 00 STUDEBAKER SALES AND SERVICE FOR SALE 1929 Chevrolet: good shape; new tires; 8225. 1927 Chev rolet underslung sport roadster, 8100. Box 2816, Tribune. 1929 BUICK Spt. Coupe, run only 16.000 miles. Will take car In trade and give terms. See Mrs. Wester, lund at Holland Hotel. 1927 Chevrolet Coupe. 1928 Chevrolet Coach. 1933 Pontlac, 4-door sedan, excel- lent shape, good tires, runs like new. 1934 Pontlac 4-door sedan, new car guarantee; substantial dis count. SKINNER'S OARAGS 143 8. Riverside. FOR PALE DOGS PETS KITTENS to give Ranch. Talent. away. Glelm FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Two Jersey cowa one 820; one 830. Phone 1425. GENTLE SADDLE HORSE for sale cheap, phone 529-L before 7 p. m. FOR SALE 3 cowa, one Just fresh. M. L. Hartley, Phone S-F-6. TWO JERSEY heifers, coming fresh in spring, and coming 3-year-old colt. Priced reasonable. Inquire at w. B. Medley's, Rt. 4, Box 136, Medford. FOR SALE Freeh cow. Adolf Scbultz. Beagle. Ore. PURE Bronze torn. Cockermn's price took 85 Jesse Nell Rt 1. Ashland FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Tomatoes. 65c per bush el (50 lbs.) F. S. Carpenter, Jack sonville highway. FOR SALE Poultry tonic help hens thru the moult. Monarch Seed At Feed Co. FOR SALE LeGear' Poultry Worm Powder Mix It In feed Treats flock collectively. Monsrcb Seed At Fead Co. PETITE PRUNES for sale. Tel. 7-P-4 FOR SALE Elberta peaches, plums, prunes, grape. Bring containers, 211 Vancouver. FOR SALE Peaches, Calhoun Ranch, 1 Phoenix. lc and 2c lb. ml. 8. W. of FOR SALE CHEAP No. 1 Bartlett pears for canning. Call Hensler, 1 ml. east of Phoenix. Tel. 19-F-14 FOR SALE Italian 7-F-14. prune. Phone WOOD Dry fir, laurel, manzanlta and fir; also stove wood. Last year's prices. Quick delivery. 515 Finn FOR SALE Kentucky Wonder string bean. Dora E. smith, Anotraon Ranch, 1 mil west Tslent school, house. FOR SALE Ensmeled Kalamazoo raiue. used one year; half price Larjte circulating heater: redwood tank. 2500 gals. Will exchange for wood R. H. Oey, Gold Hill. for SALE Alfslf end clover hay; 12 excellent Jersey cows. Telephone Eagle Point 11X41. Ja. A. wood ORAND PIANO NEW MODERNISTIC MODEL Juat received from factory in east. Something entirely new in design. Now on display at Baldwin piano Shoppe. FOR FEW DAYS ONLY Filling dirt cacap. Paon 1S34-T. FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Elberta and Carmine peaches. Bring containers, diss. E Gray, 3 miles north of Gold Hill on highway. FINEST GRADE WESTERN OIL n your car, lOo quart; in your can, 36c ial.; bbl. lots, 300. 100' PURE PENNSYLVANIA oil. from Bradford crude. In your oar, 20c quart: in vour can, 62o gal.: 5 gals. S3 00. SUNRISE SUPER SERVICE STATION. FOR SALE Tomatoes, le lb. Bring contalnera. Davis. 3 miles over Buckshot Hill follow sprlngbrook signs. FOR SALE Fruit wrapa. Monarch Seed A: Feed Co. FOR SALE Pine large Elberta and Mulr peaches. 2c lb. c. c. Clemens, 303 Vsncouver. Phone 1016-L. FOR SALE PEACHES Tuscan clings and J. H. Hale. Dolph Phlpps, Cra ter Lake highway. FOR SALE Peach - tomato crates. Monarch Seed 3s Feed Co. BUNOALOW PIANO, partly paid for. will sell for balance owing: easy terms. Baldwin Piano Shoppe. GOOD used piano, 885. This 1 a real bargain. Baldwin Piano Shoppe. FOR SALE Underwood portable, like new. 316 so. Peach st. Tel. vcj-a. FOR SALE Peaches. Those big non- trrlgeted Elbertas. R. R. Guchea. Griffin creek. Phone 857-L. FOR SALE CHEAP A Hotpolnt elec tric range in very good condition. Call 641-H. FOR SALE Baled straw, 35c bale while In the field. E. H. Nleder meyer, Phone 697-R-l. FOR SALE Fruit canning tins. 2. at Hubbard s. EXTRA FANCY ELBERTA PEACHES, 2c. Bring contalnera. Lyman ranch, north Gold H1U, Sams Valley road. Limited aupply. TIER WOOD Dry fire, pine, oak and laurel, on ground or delivered. Tel. 722. FOR SALE Dairy fly apray, 90c gal lon In your container. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. FOR SALE Vetch for cover crop. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. PEACHES for sale" on A. N. Wright place west of Phoenix. Bring con talnera. FOR SALE Siberian and Transcend ent crabapples, also plum at Wing urcnara. FOR SALE Sugar 7-F 12. prunes. Phone FOR SALE Equity In house. Cell ozo Haven. FOR SALE Gram, oats and barley bags. Medford Bargain House, 27 N. Orape St. Phone 1062. FOR SALE Canning peaches. Stancllff. Phoenix. ALL MAKES of washing machlnea re paired. Flck'a Hardware, 131 West Main. FOR SALE Used sewing machines, all maxes; terms u desired All makes rented and repaired White Sewing Machine Co. 24 N Bartlett MISCELLANEODS AUTO INSURANCE at about S0 saving; class "A" plus Company Leg. Reserve. 306 First Nat'l Bank Bldg. Phone 3a0. DENTISTRY Dr. 1. fL Qo?e 335 8 Main. BOAT r RAJ LEA. Cash Register Add. ing Mac nine. Typewriter. Boot Shoes, Huntlng-Ftshing Equipment 817 North Riverside GRAIN SACKS Jackson County Feed Co- 4th and Bartlett St. DOGS examined free. Dr. Stone. 4tb and Bartlett. BUSINESS CHANCES COFFEE ANN'S FOR SALE. 100 AND light car m good running oraer Duye nest paying service sta tion on Redwood highway, near Kerby. account sickness. Oolden Rule Service. FOR SALE! Hl-Way Inn cafe and equipment Rent 81290 month Oold Hill. Ore. PERSONAL REV. EVELYN MARSHALL spiritual lesainga asny. 91 bo. Riverside. BUSINESS DIRECTORY A Detracts JA HBON CO. AOSTHACT CO. Abstract of ntu end Title insuranoa rn only oomplete ntle 8 y a t e m in Jackion County. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstract of ntle. Room 8 and 8. No. 83 Nortb Centra) Ave. upstair. Rlslto. Phone 1818-T. Wall Paper Cleaning. WALL-PAPER CLEANING. Ic per VJ ft. Mr Black 810 N Bartlett JOHN H LOCK Painting and Decor ating Quality work at lower prtcea Ph. 893-R. Rea 12 King. Expert vTtndow Cleaner LET OEOROE DO IT - Tel. 1178 Rouee Cleenlng. floor Waxing Ori ental Rui Cleaning epaeialty CADS ntANSTEa eVTURAOtf CO. Office 1018 Ho 3entnl Pbuo 118 Prices ngbt serr-v guaranteed HAWLE T rRANSFSR Expert pack er and coovere Special livestock moving equipment. Pnee ngot I18 Mcrta fuwsicv, rbont 10M-X. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Money iu tena MONEY LOANED ON FURNITUKH. CARS. ETC Prompt service end le gal rates W B. THOMAS. 49 8 Central. .State license No 8 167. Pelnttng and rapernaniliuj hi, A. BLISS Painting end p per il an gin g Tel 648 W ,,.8 8 Orape LEGAL NOTICES Notice of Sheriff Sale Br Virtue of an execution In Fore closure duly lasued out of and under the seat of the Circuit Court of tne State of Oregon, in and for the County of Jackson, to me directed and dated on the 16th day of August, 1934. in a. certain action therein, wherein State Land Board of the State of Oregon and Louisa A- Wil kinson and Char lea E. Wilkinson, wife end husband; Nick Klme, L. R. Holbrook and Jackson County, State of Oregon were defendant in which action there la now due, owing and unpaid to Plaintiff upon Plaintiff mortgage the turn of Four Thousand (Mooo.oo) dollar, together with in terest at 6 per annum from Janu ary 6th, 1931, until paid, with costs and disbursement taxed at Sixteen and 30-100 :6.J0) Dollar, and the further eum of Two hundred Xlfty and no-100 (250.00) Dollars, a at torney "i fee, which Judgment ww, enrolled and docketed In the Clerk's office of eald Court In said County on the 16th day of August, 1934. Notice la hereby given that, pur suant to the term of the aald execu tion. I will on the 3 2nd day of Sep tember, 1934, at 10:00 o'clock a. m.. at the front door of the Courthouse in the City of Medford. In Jackson County, Oregon, offer for aale and will sell at public auction for cash to the highest bidder, to satisfy judg ment, together with the cost of this sale, subject to redemption as pro vided by law, all of the right, title and Interest that the said de fendants, Louisa A. Wilkinson and Charles E. Wilkinson, wife and hus band; Nick 'Klme, L. R. Holbrook and Jackson County, State of Oregon had on the 19th day of January, 1925. or now have In and to the following described property, situated tn the County of Jackson, State of Oregon, to-wit: Beginning 1440.13 feet North of the Southwest corner of D. h. C. No. 66. In Twp. 27 South of Range 1 West of the W. M. being the Northwest corner of the South 130 acres of said D. L. C; thence North on the West line of said D. I. C. No. 66, 1199.76 feet to the Southwest corner of the North 100 acres In said Claim; thence East 3630 feet to the East line of said D. L. C. be ing, the Southwest corner of said North 100 acres; thence South on the East line 1199.76 feet to the Northeast corner of the South 120 acres of said Claim; thence West 3630 feet to the place of beginning. Excepting and reserving the follow ing: Beginning at the Southeast corner of Mrs. L. A. Wilkinson's land and running thence North on the East line of D. L. C. No. 66 In Twp. 37 South Range 1 West of the w. M . uoo feet; thence South 86 degrees 4ft min. West 3493 feet, with the line or the County Road: thence East 150 feet to the place of beginning, being that part of said Mrs. L, A. Wilkinson's ranch which lies East of the present County road, running through her ranch, and being the property con veyed by L. A. Wilkinson and husband to George B. Peck and wife on the 8th day of April, 1913, recorded in Volume 103 Deed Rec ords at page 398 thereof. Together with all water rights appurtenant thereto or to become appurtenant thereto. Dated this 16th day of August. 1934. WALTER J. OLMSCHEID. Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon. By Otga E. Anderson, Deputy. Notice to Creditors. Notice Is hereby given that the County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County has appointed me Executor of the estate of Annie 6 Brophy, deceased. All persons having claims agelivit said estate are required to present Mriil Tribune Daily ACROSS L, Unthlnkln- or rash hurry t. Mongrel I. Beheld -I'. Els. It. Peer Oynt's mother 14. Native metal 15. Resounds 1. Snuggles 18. Unsolled 10. Moment 11, Requests 33. Genua of the cow ti. Jswlah month t. Nothing- 27. Kxpendlturs 29. Fears greatly IL Church festival 2S. More profound t7. Epoch l. Went rapidly iU Juice of a woody plant U. Clip 13. Ventilated 4ft. Church gov erning body 47. Talking blrda 4,. Vlcllant Solution of II. Unity 13. Be situated It, Region bsyond Jordan from Jerusalem M. fftsff it. Went first 67. Carman city i lAlc APFIRIAIPIS1IJ1NIS 5 k A Sfgfl" EVEl f E NOW com pIlIa c 1" m rjA r r a TEE IfAjW A R DfcRE A M d 21II150T oil LJiiT s A M E RJSJE Mi E D m ? E R 1 tllM 5M3 N P v 1 0 END sJfiG U SMOEjLE f SEE h1a T E 5 lUA D E S ill C 1 O M E TM. JE hi A IfS. t! f. ft H 2. A E. aa n l Eggq sj e HeIsIsmet!esd1i1a1F4 12 I J 4 '5 1,16 17 15 I ; I? IO I J, ' ipf a 'i jjf 21 22 ', 23 24 M; 25 ' f I27 f 3o :3l 32 IT" 52" '.(' ti, -k- 35 34 T " .;-' ' 7. -'.:,. M 47 48 ,;3f So SI Is Tjv ,', . " 1 them to me m-lth proper Touchers within six months from this date at the office of O. H. Bengtson, attor ney for said state, at 130 East Main Street. Medford. Oregon. Dated this 37th dav of July. 1934 N. D. BROPHY, Executor. O. H. BENGTSON. Attorney for Estate, 136 East Malu St., Medford, Oregon. Notice of Filing Finn I 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 same person, deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has filed his Pinal Ac count and Report In the above en titled estate and that by order of the County Court tn and for Jackson County, Oregon, a hearing upon the same has been set for Saturday. Au gust 18th, 1934, In the County Court Room at the Courthouse In Medford. Jackson County, Oregon, at the hour of ten o'clock, a m. All persons having objections there to are hereby notified to present the same on or before such time. Date of first publication of this notice is July 19th, 1934. O. M. ROBERTS. Administrator with the Will Anuexed of the Estate of Edwin C Brown, some times known a E. C. Brown and Ed win Clarence Brown, but being one end the same person, deceased. G. M. ROBERTS WM. M. MCALLISTER, Attorneys for Estate. CRATER LAKE NATIONAL PARK, Ore. (Special) With travel main taining its consistent Increase over 1933. the current season attendance total for Crater Lake Is rapidly ap proaching the 90,000 mark. This fig- use represented the entire total lor last year up until October 1. Visitors from every state In the union and numerous foreign countries hare arrived this seasan, with espe cially large represenation from the eastern states. Much of the Increase is attributed to 1934 having been set aside by the Department of Interior as "National park year," encouraging travel to the nation's scenio wonders which In the past have often been passed by In favor of trips to Europe. Investigation has also revealed that visitors ace lingering longer In the park, often spending a week or more in contrast to stays of a day or two In past seasons. This situation is pointed out aa Indicative of motrlata not attempting to visit a large num ber of places in a limited amount of time at a Joy killing pace. Riviera RIVIERA. Aug. 17. (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. D. Stephenson and son, Ronald, left Tuesday for California. Mrs. Lester Bollng and children Wallace, Betty, Alice. Hhlrley and Georgia spent August 9 at the Birds eye home. Marie Biles left August 10 for Los Angeles to visit her sister, Miss Lula Biles. Clay Bliss has leased the Dick Rlchmon tract of land and la moving there at once. Mrs. Lou Miller and son, Danny, who have been visiting her mother. Mrs. Pauline Wahl, for some time, left Saturday for her home at Fair banks, lov-a. Mr. and Mrs. Vencll Cerveny were shopping In Medford August 11. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sandry of Rogue River called at the Clay Bites home Sunday evening. Cross -Word Puzzle Yesterday', Puule I. aaelle I. Is unable 7. Employ I, Repose . Not hollow 10. Asiatic palm 11. German river 17. Shsllow ,. ""Ptaclea If. Misuses 21. Conjunction 23. Title of a knlaht 24. Drowsy 27. Poem 28. Hwlss river r.0. Serpent 32. Locomotive service cars 33. Allkworni .14. Knock 34. Went by 38. Taste 3. Mualcsl Instrument 40. Was mistaken 42, Hhoe bottome 44. Puppet 49. Bark of th. neck 48, Cravnt 50. 1'emsle sandpiper II. Make Into leather DOWN 1. Jump I. Took solid food 8. Hinder from free action I. dives Information TRAVEL TO PARK NEARLY 90,000 LA FOLLETTE FOR no E Genuine Political Shakeup Necessary Says Senator in Announcing Personal Campaign Platform. MADISON, Wis., Aug. 17. (API- Senator Robert M. LaFollette declar ed today In a personal platform on which he will base his campaign for re-election that a "genuine political realignment la necessary for the pres ervation of American democracy and Its free Institutions," and that "the new progressive party of Wisconsin has shown the way by making a clear- cut division of the Issues." 'It is not to be expected," the sen ator said, "that progressives ran sub scribe to uniform views upon all questions with which the government must deal. It would be a mistake not t" recognlre, however, the strength and the vast resourcee of the Interests working In combination through old party machines. Progressives Must I'nite "I earnestly believe that all pro gressives must Join forces in this crisis to prevent a return to the old order that threw the nation In 1939 Into the worst economto disaster of modern times." Senator LaFollette, leader of the new Wisconsin party created by the political following originally attract ed by his rather, addressed his state ment to the electorate. President Boose ve it. In his recent Green Bay speech, mentioned La Fol ic tie's co-operation with the admin istration program. Four of the senator's plank set forth: The farmer is entitled to a profit sr. his Investment above the cost of production. Comfortable Life Urged Labor must have the right to or ganize without Interference from em ployers. There must be shorter hours, a shorter week, and wages which will give a comfortable life. The people should control credit through a government -owned central bank, which, will make centralisation of credit In private hands Impossible. If private employment falls, then the government should provide every person nble and willing to work with a Job at decent wages. THE GRANGE (By Gertrude Haak) The Orange petroleum products selling co-operative Is making splen did progress In Its organisation, and It Is expected to have the organiza tion so perfected In ft very ihort while that It will be ready to sell petroleum products to Its members. On Wednesday night et the Central Point Orange hall a considerable number of Interested Grangers gath ered. After a few disinterested par ti Pa were excused, the meeting was opened with Arnold Bohnert of Cen tral Point In the chair. After con siderable discussion of the project the delegates from each Orange group of members gave their reports and It was found that the member ship and gallonage already secured was sufficient to proceed with the organization. ' Each delegates reported that Tery little time had been given to secur ing members, that the surface of membership possibilities was barely touched. So the future looks very bright for the Garge co-op. After this meeting was adjourned theae delegates, who will constitute the first board of directors (esch one having been elected by the co-op members of hts Orange group to of ficially act In that capacity), held their first meeting The directors are: Eugene Moore of Enterprise Grange, Perry Walt of Live Oak, George McDonough of Sams Valley. W. E. Davles of Eagle Point, Victor Burse H of Central Point, Ches ter Wendt of Jacksonville, Csrl Borg of Talent, George Andrews of Bull view, O. C. Maust of Phoenix, Edwin Taylor of Applegate and Roscoe Rob erts of Roxy Ann. Lake Creek was the only Orange not represented and they will doubtless have their dlrec tor there at the next meeting. Vic tor Bursell was elected temporary chairman, and W. E. Davles tempo rary secretary. An early meeting Is called of the directors to perfect all legsl end oth er detail preparatory to doing bus I ness. Thus Is launched the first large co-operative buying and selling ven ture or the Orange In Jockson coun ty. The parent organization, how ever. Is not a new one, having been succesMfully operating many stations for the past three years doing bus iness of many millions of dollars, principally In the state of Washing ton. The territory of the psrent or ganization Includes all of Washing ton, Oregon and Idaho. Anyone Interested may get detailed Information from their local Grange master, co-op dire, tor or any posted uranger. Pears Yesterday NEW YORK. Aug. 18 (Pi (CSDA) Pear auction market: Prlcea steady for good stock, slightly weaker for other stock. 18 cars arrived: at Cali fornia car unloaded: 8 cars on track. California Bartlett: 18,788 boxes. 81.78-8.08, v,ra 83.(1. CH1CAOO. Aug."'l'.;p (USDA) Pear auction market: la California cars, 1 Idaho, 1 Alabama arrived; 18 care on track: 7 eera sold. California Bartlett: 4,018 box. 81.80-8 10, average 13 49. Cm Mall Tribune nt ad. AIR' EXPRESS RATES TO NEW LOW LEVEL lUdteal reduction In air express rate between Medford and hundred of other eltle over th, country were announoed today, as effective at once, on the rout of United Air Lines and other carrier aflllated with the air express division of th. Railway Cxpresa Agency. According to I. O. Oeraney, field manager of United, a changed method of rate-making 1 provided, making Medford and all other Pacific coast cltle common rate point from the east, with the shortest coaat.to-oosst distance determining the mileage rate. Under the old rate, one pound of air express hlppeo from Medford to New York cost 1S0; under th, new rste It Is 1. Five pounds under the old rate cost ey6; under the new the charge la M 50. The old rata for one pound between Medford and Los Angeles wa 11.39; under th new It I $1. The charge for five pound was M.05; it I now 11.93. The minimum charge 1 reduced from II on the Paclflo coast and $1.80, coaat-to-coaat, to a flat 85 cent. Rates Include doorto-door pickup and delivery, e well as han dling of shipment prepaid, collect and 0. O. D. Expresa will be carried with the same speed a passenger, Including a.OOO-mlle overnight deliv eries according to United Air Lines officials. The new rate atructur Include air nd combination alr-rall rates, pro- vldlng a nationwide service. The rate reduction are being put Into effect to further Increase air express, which already ha shown a gain of 138 per cent tht year over last, Devaney re ported. BOBBED HAIR PUIS DOLORES DEL RIO IN DRESS UP ROLE By BOBBIN COONS HOLLYWOOD Dulcet . voiced Dolores del Rio la philosophical about the matamorphoala that has taken her from native girl parte to a modem woman on the screen. "Bobbing my hair did It," he x- plaln. "That, and a bit of luck." 'I thought I d never get any chance to wear pretty clothes In pictures," she confided. "You see, I hsd been a balf-caate girl In the movies for so long that nobody could visualise me aa anything else." Thl wa a confeealon from one of th best dressed women on the screen. She played a primitive girl In "The Bird of Paradise," and from then on he remained , primitive girl. Onos you undress before the cam era you must keep It up," she aald. My first picture, 'The Bird of Para dise,' wa 1 great success, Judged by It box offlo appeal. It wa previewed at flanta Barbara. The critic were lavleh in their praise. The picture wa almost my undoing, however. I wa typed. "I hated those role, but It waan't until recently I had my chanoe to play anything else. I used to feel so gay at parties In my evening clothe. I worried constantly, though, wondering: why the directors wouldn't give me modern psrt. I'd stand In front of a mirror at home and aak myself what was worn;. "I finally Csclded to bob my hair, No sooner had I reached that con- clualon than the Job was done. Really, It wa the 'open sesame' to a new career on the screen. I had a bit of luck along about that time, It 1 true, but f had removed myself from any possibility of being cast a native girl." Dolores' climb ha been steady and aur alnc. Her lateat picture. "Madame Du Barry," h conaldera her very beat. "Ever alnce t thought of acting l'v alwaya wanted to play Du Barry," ah aald. "It Ja grand part, and I enjoyed so much making It." It took "Flying Down to Rio" And "Wonder Bar" to convince tb di rectors firmly thst Miss del Rio really wa a modern type, but the thing that really mattera, ah oonlder, la that they are firmly convinced. flhe la not at all th orchidaceous creature ah appears In th film, flhe play a aplendld gam of tenr.U, 1 a good awlmmer, and much of her time 1 apent at the beach. 6h love to hunt and tun with her husband. Cedrle Gibbons, movl art director. Dolores I on ctreea who dls gree with many In Hollywood that the film capital 1 tn nation' style center. The cinema deslgnera wield a atrona; Influence, she believes, but Pari Is, to her way of thinking, still th fsahlon center of the world. 3 UNDER JULY OF 1933 SALEM, Aug. 17. (AP) The num ber of automobile accident fatalities for July this yesr was three less than for the same month last year, as shown by the report from the motor vehicle department today, although the total for the first seven months this year, 160, was considerably over the same period In 1033, when 133 deaths were listed. Twenty-three perpom met death through some form of automobile ac cident last month, while 303 were In jured. A tout of 1,453 accident were reported. II WARNED TO KEEP J. R. Runt, Inspector for th local dlatrlct under th Oregon-Washing ton melon and tomato marketing agreement, announoed today that aome tomato grower In thla com munity are not eonformln with th minimum price laid down In th agreement, and that violation of mtn. lmum prlcea 1 punishable by heavy fine to both buyer and seller. The mirxetlng agreement, which wa drawn up by majority of to mato grower In Oregon and Wash- ..sum, list prices to retailer as fol lows: Pesch box fM tw.n.. u cent: L. A. lug. 75 cent; ppi 'box. negaroing aie made at the patch by th grower directly to the consumer, the agreement ststes: "Tomatoe In apple boxes sold at patch by grower to actual consumer, not to be resold, where buyer furnlhe con tainer, and not to exceed six boxes to any on pereon. shall hrftr b 88 cent an appl box." Product muat carry atamp. can celled at th data of sale, affixed to th package or to th original In voice to th buyr In esse of bulk sale, m the following amounts: Peach box, 8 cents: L. a. ltur 111 apple box, cents. No product can " "erea una,r the agreement to re tailer without bearing proper atamp. and no product may be given away under th agreement except to recognired charitable Institution. Th agreement further states that grower may dlsoount 1J per cent to licensed, deslers and licensed wholesale ped dler of tomato. Any handler operating a licensed publlo warehouse for tomato, who buy tomatoe for resal other than retail, will be allowed an additional discount of 8 cents. Hunt, who territory Include Klamath Fall to Qranta Pass, atress d th fact that housewives should not wait for lower prices, a under' the marketing agreement, prices will remain t th same minimum. Fur ther Information on the agreement may be secured from Mr. Hunt at hi headquarter In th Hotel Hol land. - FOOTS CREEK, Au. 17. IgDl.l Mr. W. F. Boy wa In Medford Batur. oay receiving medical treatment for a badly apralned right arm, caused by a fall In the garden at her horn two week ago. She wa accompanied by Mr,, Jean Boye. Mr. and Mra. Earl Shepherd and Mr. and Mrs. Powell of Klamath Fail visited at th O. L, Drummond horn Sunday. Mr. and Mr. Frank Greenwood of Evans Creek were dinner guest of Mrs. R. L. Miller Friday. Mr. and Mrs. o. Beawlck and Mr. and Mr. A. Ranger of Cllfornl are gueata of Louis Drulf at th Pickett ' Auto camp. Marie Biles left Auguat for Loa Angeles to apend a few week with her etater, Lulu Biles. Mr. and Mrs. L. 0. Howard of Med ford caUed on Mr. and Mr. Oeorge Lane August 18. Mr,. Pauline Wahl accompanied th Misses Nellie and Lyndall Jacob and tneir brother, George Jacobs, to th Iowlan plcnto held at th Oranta Pas park Auguat 19. . Ellis Gall. Mr. Wm. Myer and son, Cedrle Myer of Aehland and grandson, Wm. Myer of Oakland, Calif., visited the R. U Miller family Auguat 8. Mr. and Mn. Pat Row of Sam Valley called at Riviera Saturday. P. M. McOuat and eon, Ward, are now living in a cottage at Bonney'e. Mr. McOuat recently old hit river horns to Mr. and Mrs. Wlnebsrger. The day Bile family ha moved to th Dick Richmond ranch, recently vacated by th Oeorge Steven family. The Dick Turpln family la moving to the Haemer ranch. Mr. Lester Bollng and children visited at th Blrdsey home Thurs day. Tom Orlgg Isft for Wolf Creak August 14, where h ha aocepted em ployment with a mining company. Mrs. Chsrles McMerrtck and chil dren vlstled on William creek thla week. She reported her brother. Bob ble Loveless, I Improving from his recent fall In which he sustslned a fractured akull. TOLO, Aug. 17. (Spl.) Rev. D. D. Randall visited her Monday tn th Intereat of the American Sunday School union. He left Wednesday night on th Shaata to visit hi brother, who la seriously 111 at San Diego. Calif., and will return about September 1. Mr. and Mr. Robert Forsythe and son. Robert Jr., of Medford visited at the Tracy home Tuesday. Mr. and Mr. W. D. Oreen and Mr. and Mra. Whitney of Medford visited at the J. E. Oreen home Sunday. Salmon poison, th bsn of dog owner along th river, took th lit of "Nugget." toy terrier belonging to Mr. and Mr. Jo Smith. When h became very IU Monday they took him to tb Tttarlnary hospital la Medford but h soon died. Mr. and Mr. Hoover and baby, Carolyn; also Mr, and Mr. John Boh nert and baby, Marilyn, v Is ted here Sundey 1 from Central Point. They enjoyed a watermelon feed on the river after awlmmlng and boating. Carrot Had o-liirlt "Tall" PAINSVILLE, O. (UP) A carrot having a root extending 30 tnche De low It body, was found by Ixma Tlk la, 11, is ber garden. Foots Creek Tolo Talent, Or.