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Newspaper Page TextPAGE ELEVEN AN Al MARKET PLACE FOR THE BARGAIN SEEKER 3tfEDF0RD MATL TRTBTTJTE, JIEDFORD, OREGON, nDNESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1931. Wt$ fill fl Easgyggsssl iA Head svery id on ChU pegs T00 will prubsbly fUia exactly the thing you want Co oo ot Mil ...UK IMi't there, ad tlx . . . If me pensive, effect!" RATES PCX word tlrtt Ineectloa (Minimum 35c) Sacb additional icMruon. pei word c (Minimum 10c) Per line pei month, without cop; changes JUfl Phone 75 FOE WANT A.D8 LOST AND FOUND LOST Male fox terrier, white with black and some tan markings. 4 mo. old. Answers to name of "Popeye." J- Call 81. Ira Luman. Reward. LOST Saturday night. In or south ot Medford, transformer of special de sign. Absolutely of no use to any one else. Return at once to the Electric Wiring Company or phone 835, and Reward. LOST If dog missing, call 1S16 WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Cook and waitress. Apply evenings. Coffee Anne's. WANTET-Competent, unincumber ed woman for general housework. Tel. I648-R. WANTED Middle aged lady for housework, at once. Call evening, 843 No. Main, Ashland. WANTED MALE HELP WE WANT to select reliable, clean cut young men to qualify for serv ice work on electric refrigerators and air conditioning units. Must be mechanically Inclined and willing to prepare In spare time for posi tions coming available due to In L creased business, small foe for ' training and tools. Write box 3959. Mall Tribune. WANTED SITUATIONS RELIABLE, experienced orchard man wants to manage orchard. Box 2885, Tribune. WANTED Housekeeper for mother less home. 35 N. Oakdale or P. O. 729. CHILDREN cared for In my home. 840 E. 9 th. W ANTED-M1SCELLAN EOUS WANTED Light car between $75 and $100. Roadster or Phaeton. 208 Van couver. 4:30 5:30, afternoons. HONEST Industrious man desires ranch home near placer ground, have exclusive method for retain ing fine or flour gold will operate on shares or will rent Improved ranch. Have truck, will consider hauling Job or anything honorable, permanent home In Southern Ore gon main object. E. Toler, 6731 31 Ave. N. W., Seattle, Wash. - YOUNG California woman Is Interest ed in cattle ranch in Southern , Oregon. Prefers place with fairly good buildings, saddle horses and some cattle. Must be reasonable priced. Tribune, Box 2888. WANTED Bathroom set. J. W. Palm er. Route 1, Box 422, Central Point. WANTED Best light car about $35 to $60 will buy, iseoan preierrcaj. Write Box 2709, care Tribune. tVm. PAYcash for late model used car. Inquire evenings. Route 1, Box 678. Myers Lane. B. W. Brock, south of S. o. s. tt'isTED Rock crusher, not less than 100 yard capacity. Give de vnntinn. n.-ice and location. Ad dress John D. Goss. First National Bank Building. Marsnneia, urtgon WANTED 2nd hand furniture. We buv. sell and trade. Berrydale J.id Hand Store, 1603 N. Riverside. Te, 266. n.,wnr.n to RENT Two room furn. uhed house in city limits of Med ford Must be cheap. Box 308. Mall Tribune. FURNITURE re-upholstered. 969-R- Tblbiult. Pbone WANTED Wool, mohair, hides and pelts 3ee us before Tu $ Wool Vhafs and twine foi sale Medford Bargain nauac " 1 " - f Phone 1063 ...ren Household goods stoves -h.t nave fou Medford BirgalD Bouse 37 N Orape St. Tel 1063 . t.-, WANT TO BUY 19V9 Ford. Must be oheap ws w nmK WAN1ED easb foi JUNE BATTERIES AND RADIATORS ALUMINUM BRASS COPPER and un of aU descriptions MEDFOKU Bum""" iT, , $7 Ho Orspe rel 1062 yXNTED-Wsrranu Redden 61 Ou FOR RENT H0USE8 . arVT Homes furnished ot unfurnished Brown 6. r'te FOR RENT APARTMENTS RUNT Furnished apartment FOR Durel! 329 No How Phnejiaw FURNISHED APT8 Completely rno ed: ha:dood floors, tile. Frui:d. Hoi, J Apts. 135 No :re: 4 rooms. Bol'.J. :re: FOR RENT APARTMENTS J.ROOM furn. 753-M. apt. Adulu. Phone POR RENT Furnished spu. Holland. POR RENT One-room apartment. Phone 753-M. FOR EXCHANGE INCUBATOR to trade for what hare you. Will Pyburn. Phone 1652-J. POR EXCHANGE 1929 model A Ford sedan and 2 lot In Medford for late model Ford V-8 Tel. 407- Y EXCHANGE Furn. ra-upholstrlng for lumber, wood, flab poles and reels Pbone 969-R. POR SALE Voung turkeys or will trade In on Iste model automobile (Coupe preferred ) Floyd Mabarry Talent. Ore. POR SALE OR TRADE White eleotnc sewing machine for light sedan Box 638. Tribune. FOR RENT ROOM BOARD RATES very moderate at 718 E. Main ATTRACTIVE rooms 404 8 Orape. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TRADE For Medford improved or unimproved property, 80 acres on McNeil Creek near Butte Falls Highway. Paid up water right. Eiectrlcitv. Full particulars. R. Wy- more, Butte Palls, or 333 Maple street, Medford, between 4:30 and 5:30 p. m. EXCHANGE! Riverside, Calif-, city property for Oregon farm. Theo. Arglebren, 1027 E, Central Ave., Redlands, Calif. POR SALE OR TRADE Five acres In cherries end peaches, with beauti ful home. White Box 308. Beau mont, Calif. FOR TRADE 5-rm. modern Ashland home. 518 So. Oakdale. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE A REAL BUY A A A A A lv acres excellent nc Sjnijaoll. Irrigated, mostly In w w Ladlno clover and garden, family orchard. 6-room modern home, piped with artesian water; gcod bam, room for 40 tons hay, 10 cows. Garage. Located only one mile from high school annd grade school, good road. Total price $3200.00. Can be had on terms to responsible par ti CHARLES A. WINO AGENCY, INC. I Exclusive Agents) 109 E. Main St. Phone 728 10 acres excellent 6-ROOM bungalow, hardwood floors, fire-place, basement, oil burner. $2000.00 equity for sale very cheap. C. S. Butterfleld, 409 Medford Bldg. FOR SALE OR RENT 5-room house, sleeping porch, two large lota, Ideal tor gardening and chickens. $2,300 $300 cash. 326 Portland Ave. In formation at 310 Portland Ave. A BARGAIN My large lot. on Ben nett St., excellent soil, fruit, nut trees and berries Will sacrifice on terms or cash. Box .56, Tribune. FOR SALE 155-acre ranch, lower Applegate: fenced and completely stocked; 100 acres in cultivation, balance timber; free water, 715 Alder St., Medford. HOUSES POR 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, Ore. WHEN you think ot real estate, think of Brown & Wntle AUTOMOBILE SPECIALS FINEST GRADE WESTERN OIL n your -car, 10c quart; in your cnn. 36c gal.: bbl. lots, 30o. 100 PURE PENNSYLVANIA oil, from Bradford crude, in your car, 20c quart; in your can, 62e gal.: 6 gala. $3.00. SUNRISE SUPER SERVICE STATION. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES GOOD USED CARS 80-DAY WRITTEN GUARANTEE 1929 Ford Roadster. 1931 Chevrolet Coupe. 1933 Plymouth Sedan. Side mounts. 1929 LaSalle 5-pas. Coupe. 1930 Chevrolet Sedan. 1928 LaSalle Coupe. 1929 Essex Town Sedan. 1934 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan. Also several older models at cheap prices. ARMSTRONG MOTORS, INC. 38 N. Riverside. 1934 HUDSON Sedan demonstrator; new car guarantee; substantial dis count; trade and terms. Eat In Motor Co., Hudson-Terraplane Deal er on So. Riverside. FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE Ouineas, Hughes. Tel 19-F-S. FOR SALE DOGS PETS FOR SALE 3 Golden Cocker spaniel puppies. Monarch Seed Feed Co. PEDIGREED Cocker Spaniel puppies Mrs. jam Taraaner, jacuonvme. Phone 173. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 2 cows, one Just fresh M L. Hartley, Phone 0-F-5. TWO JERSEY hellers, coming fresh In spring, and coming 2-year-old colt. Priced reasonable. Inquire at w B Medley s, Rt. 4. Box l so, Medford. FOR SALE Freaft COW. Scbtiitx. Beagle Ore. Adolf PUKE Bronze tuna Cocteran'a prise stuck tft Jesse Nell Rt 1 Asniand FOR BALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Dresser. 3 study tables, electric heater, gal. glass Ja.-a, Vj gal. fruit Jars, straight chairs. 20 N. Orange, FOR SALE Pine poutoea 60 per hun dred. We dig. you pick up Bring sacks We wxk JSundavs John Mace, dirt rosd rht before overhead bridge. Tolo, then 2 miles. Follow red arrows. FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 3 burner oil stove, roll top desk, axils, automobile hot wat er heater, lace type rubber boots, other miscellaneous articles. Extra special S85.00 violin and 18.00 case 40 00. Leaving, must sell at once, call at 22 Keene Way Drive. POR SALE Oood Ui-'n. wagon with platform, springs 835.00; canvas canoe, a bargain. 88.00: Model T Coupe $15.00; milk cow $30.00; dav enport 18 00. second house east of Rogue River Academy on Jackaon-vllle-Phoenlx road. Telephone 447-M FOR SALE Electric fan. Tel. 1534-X. EASY mangle on table in perfect con dition, $65.00 cash for quick sale. IS Mistletoe, side door. FOR SALE Vetch Inoculation. Mon arch Seed 8s Feed Co. FOR SALE Sweet corn, cantaloupes, tomatoes and prunes. P. S. Carpett ter. Jacksonville Highway. FOR SALE Large Crawford Clings and Mulr peachea. 3c. c. C. Clemens, 303 Vancouver. Phone 1016-L. FOR SALE Kentucky Wonders, new crop Just on. 3 miles north on Sams Valley road. Phone 493-R. E. E. Stump. FOR SALE Inoculate vetch before planting to assure maximum growth use Nltragen. Monarch Seed is Feed Co. FOB SALE Peachea. Fine Elbertas. 3c a pound. R. R. Ouches, mile west of upper school house. Griffin Creek. Phone 857-L. 3 STOCK saddles for sale cheap. C. L. Smith. Tel. 9-X-13. Butte Falls. CUCUMBERS, flowers. Dresaler'a. Phone 1569-Y. DEER RIFLES, shotguns, $5.00 to $35.00. Saddles, tents, shoes, cloth ing $75.00. 5x7 camera $25.00. 317 North Riverside. POR FEW DAYS ONLY Filling dirt cheap. Phone 1534-Y. PETITE PRUNES for sale. Tel. 7-F-4 EXTRA FANCY ELBERTA PEACHES, 3c. Bring containers. Lyman ranch north Gold Hill, Sams Valley road Limited supply. TIER WOOD Dry fire, pine, oak and laurel, on ground or delivered. Tel. 732. FOR SALE Siberian and Transcend ent crabapplea, also plums at wing Orchards. MISCELLANEOUS AUTO INSURANCE at about 60 saving; class "A" plus Company Leg. Reserve 206 First Nat'l Bank Bldg. Phone 350. DENTISTRY Dr Mam 1 a. Gove 336 BOAT TRAILER. Cash Register Add ing Machine. Typewriter. Boots Shoea, Hunting-Pishing Equipment 817 North Riverside GRAIN SACKS Jackson County Feed Co.. 4tb and Bartlett Sta. DOGS examined free, and Bartlett. Dr. 8tone. 4tn FOR SALE Equity in house. 628 Haven. Call POR SALE Grain, oats and barley bags Medford Bargain House. 37 N. Orape 8t. Phone 1062. FOR SALE Canning peachea, Bert Stancllff, Phoenix. ALL MAKES of washing machines re paired. Flck's Hardware, 131 West Main. POR SALE Used sewing machines, all makes; terms u desired All makes rented and repaired White Sew 1 04 Machine Co. 24 N Bartlett BUSINESS DIRECTORY JA4 KHON CO. ABSTRAC1 CO. Abstract ol ntu and Title Insurance Ihe only complete riUe System in Jackson County. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstract of Title. Rooms 8 and A. No. S3 North Central Ave. upstairs. Rlalto. Phone 1816-Y. Expert Window Cleaners LET GEOROE DO IT Tel. 1173 House Gleaning. Floor Waxing Ori ental Rug Cleaning specialty GADS TRANSFER A STORAGE CO. Of floe 1016 No OentraJ Phone ilfl Prloes right 4errS guaranteed HA W LEY TRANSFER Expert pack ers and movers special livestock moving equipment. Prices ngot fllB North Riverside Phone 1044-X Money to Lend MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE CARS ETC Prompt service and le gal rates W E THOMAS. 45 8 Central state license No 8 161 Painting and Papernsnging 1. A. 8US4- Painting and paper- hanging Tel 040-W 8 8 orape nail Paper Cleaning. WALL-PAPER CLEAN I NO. lc per 1 ft Mr Black 810 N Bartlett JOHN H LOCK Painting and Decor attng Qufttity work at lower prices Ph. B33-K. Res 124 King. BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALE HI-Way Inn Cafe and equipment Rent 112.60 month Oold HILL Ore. COFFEE ANN'S FOR SALE. 1 100 AXD light car 10 (rood mnmnf order buys oest paying service tlon 9ivRedood hhwiy. nesr Kerby. account sickness. Ooideti Rule Service. PERSONAL ASTROLOOY readings, questions ans wered. Phone 809 for appointment. REV EVELYN MARSHALL spiritual readings dslly 315 So. Riverside. LEGAL NOTICES Notice or Sheriff's Sale On the 22nd day of September, 1934. at the hour of 10:00 o'clock A. M. at the front door of the Courthouse In Medford, Jackaon County, Oregon, I win sell at auction to the highest bid der for csah the following described real property located In Jackson Coun ty, Oregon, to-wlt: Beginning 1440.13 feet North ot the Southwest corner of D. L. C. No. 66. in Twp. 37 South of Range 1 West of the W. M.. being the North west corner of the South 120 acres of said D. L. C : thence North on the West line of said D. L. O. No. 66, 1199.76 feet to the Southwest corner of the North 100 acres of said Clsim; thence East 3630 feet to the East line of said D. L. C, be ing the Southeast corner of said North 100 acres: thence South on the East line 1199.76 feet to the Northeast corner of the South 130 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 Hange 1 West of the W. M., 200 feet; thence South 36 deg. 45 mln. West 349 3 feet, with the line of the County Road: thence East 150 feet to the place of begin ning, being that part of aald Mrs. L. A. Wilkinson's ranch which lies East of the present ounty rosd, running through her ranch, and be ing the property conveyed by L. A. W'llklnson and husband to 'oeorge B. Peck and wife on the 8th day of April. 1913. recorded in Volume 103 Deed Records at Page 398 there of. Together with all water right appurtenant thereto or to become appurtenant thereto. Said sale Is made under execution Issued out of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Jackson to me directed In the case of State Land Board of the state of Ore gon. Plaintiff, vs. Louisa A. Wilkin son sna Charles E. Wilkinson, wife and husband, Nick Kime. L. R. Hol brook and Jackson County. State of Oregon, Derendants. WALTER J. OLMSCHE1D. Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon. By Olga E. Anderson, Deputy. Notice for Publication, Deportment of the Interior. General Land Office at Rose burg. Oregon. Auftuat Uth. 1934. Notice la hereby given that Fran Dexter, of Trail. Oregon, who. on April 24, itf3u. made Homestead entry Serial No. 019048. for SE'ij NWli. 8WV4 NW I v4. NW'i 6Ei. Section 6. Township 33 S., Range I W., Willamette Me-1 rid lan, haa filed notice of Intention to make final three-year proof, to estab lish claim to the land above described, before Victor A. Ten w a Id. u. S. Com missioner, at Medford, Oregon, on the 15th day of September, 1934. Claimant namea aa wltnessea: Oeorge L. Crafford. of Trail, Oregon; Ralph B. Green, of Medford. Oregon: Irwin H. Howe, of Trail, Oregon; W. E. Cuahman. of Trail. Oregon. WILLIAM H. CANON. Register. Notice to Creditors. In the County Court of the County of Jackson for the State of Oregon. In the Matter of the Estate of Ella Medynskl, deceased. Notice is hereby given that Etta Mow, the undersigned, is the duly apolnted, qunlified and acting admin istratrix of the estate of the above named decedent. Persons having claims against laid estate are required to present the same with proper vouchers to said administratrix at her residence, 31S North Central Avenue, Medford, Ja;k- son uouniy. Oregon, within -lx months from the date of this notice. uated August 8th, 1934. ETTA MOSS, Administratrix. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS 1. Formerly I, Genus of the maple tree I. Locomotlv drlver'a shelter 12. Small horniest deerlike animal of Sumatra II. Transportation charge 1. Osriu cells IS. Distribute the cards 14. Ons who Jour neys from Place to placa It. Tear apart 29. Attendant on passengers aboard ship It Surgical Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle E. A TJR TMsJPJA T IJgR A L Ojg DIE Pclg R R US A ? E A Jc A sIeTr a mik BEV E A RIO M lki AID V A uIeIeir instrument U. Pour quarters 41. Speak sullenly 25. Ever: contr. md with . 2C. Cereal grass 28. Magnificent 32. Tropical bird 32. River embank ment 28. Lad 28, Jewish teacher 1. ralry 31. Utilise 49, Sense of hearing low voice 44. Confuted by of Impropriety 48. Ignited . Kind of fish 61. nine ball team bi. One of a primi tive race of Hangal IB. Unclothed ' f I3 t4 IHf ' I7 la WYV M'l raw 7v uaL x' ' mw ism.. 51 ;r5-' " - ttttt rrr- VTT "TT ""77 n m 5 t 37 Sf" M AS Mo Al U-f 4a so I, ji nrw '' I 1 t;V I I I '-'A I I I RICH SOURCE OF Most Foods Lose Important Element in Cooking, But Tomato Different -Canning Methods Are Given By Bureau of Home Economics. t 8 Department of Agriculture Have you lately, In the course of much conversation about vitamins, heard some discouraging words about your home canned tomato or to mato Jutce? If so, don't let It worry you. and don't let it keep you from putting up all the tomatoes or to mato Juice you can use, says the Bu reau of Home Economics of the U. 8 Department of Agriculture. You may prefer to can the tomatoes and "make" the Juice when you open the can. by straining out the seed; or you may like to can the juice In the first place. You get a good product either way, and tomatoes and tomato Juice, home-canned or factory-canned, are among the most economical foods you can put on your pantry shelves, es pecially valuable In winter. More Reasons Than One Tomatoes are valuable for many reasons, but the reason with which we are concerned at the moment Is vitamin C. This vitamin, which Is one of the neoessarlea of life and good health, Is not hard to obtain it you have plenty of fresh fruits and vege- clally in oranges, grapefruit, lemons daily inoranges, grapefruit, lemons cantaloupes, watermelons, raw cab bage, and green ot different kinds, ss well aa tomatoes. But It does not stay with you aa other vitamins do. Rela tively little Is stored up In the body to be used as needed. Therefore you must have a continuous supply, and this becomes more difficult when fresh fruits and vegetables are out of season. That la where tomatoes come In so nicely. Most foods lose more or less of their vitamin C when they ere cooked or canned, for this vitamin is usually destroyed by heat, especially In the presence of air. Not so to matoes, however or rather, not so much so. The acidity of the tomato prevent for the most part the loss of vitamin C which occurs In the non acid foods when cooked. And toma toes, either aa tomatoes or Juice, are a cheap enough food to be relied on as a regular part of the diet all the year. Short Cooking Best It la true, however, that the meth od of cooking haa something to do with the vitamin values you get from tomatoes or any other food. Accord ing to the Bureau ot Home Economics, short cooking keeps down the loss. In canning the same Is true. 60 when you are putting up tomatoea or tomato Juice, if you would preserve the maximum vitamin values, use the hot-pack method, but do It in a way to reduce the processing time as much aa possible. Of course, If you want the tomatoes to be whole in the cans, you will have to use the cold-pack, with much longer processing time. But there are few occasions when whole-canned tomatoes would serve any purpose not served by the ordi nary canned tomatoes. Cross -Word Puzzle I. Wheeled vehicles T. Mit" of lyrlo and amttorj poetry t. Vindictive I, African tre 10. State posl- . . Uv& 11. Poet 17. Pitcher 18. Jnt lish legislative assembly 21, !acerate 22. California rock n ah 21, American humorist 27. Might before an event 29. Bordering 30. Olfactory ora-an 21. Rtalner 34. Tree 27. Vegetable 41. Happen again or repeat M. Bnarl or growl 67. Watch MCI It. Tram Mcretlr M. Complement of Color slightly eaiy ham 44. Inquires DOWN 1. Terminate I. Feminine name I. 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(Aaaocleted Press Photat Directions for canning tomatoea and tomato Juice, according to the Bureiu of Home Economics recommendations, follow: Select firm, ripe tomatoes, free from spots and decay, put Into trays or shallow layers in wire baskets and dip in boiling water for about a min ute, according to ripeness. Remove and plunge quickly Into cold water for an Instant. Drain and core and peel promptly. For Hot-Park For hot-pack, cut the tomatoes In quarters, heat Just to boiling, and pack hot. process fi minutes In boil ing water. For a cold-pack, after draining, cor ing, and peeling, as above, pack the whole tomatoes Into Jars or cane as closely aa possible. Fill the can with thick tomato sauce or with the Juice of other tomatoes, season with 1 tea spoon of salt per qtiart. Process quart and pint Jars for 45 minutes in boll lng water. Process No. 3 and No. I plain tin or sanitary or R enameled cans for 36 minutes. Tomato Juice Select firm, ripe tomatoes, deep red If you cnn get them, and fresh from the vines. Wash them well and cut them Into pieces. Leave the skins on. but cut out the cores and all green, or moldy, or decayed parts. The green parts make the Juice bitter, and even a few bad spot may Injure the f)a vor of the whole batch of Juice or may cause It to spoil, Handle the tomatoes In small lots and work fast. Don't try to make more than one or two gallons of Juice at a time. If It haa to stand, It loses flavor and vitamin value. After the tomatoes are cut up, simmer them just enough to soften them. Don't let them boll. Then immediately press the hot tomatoea through a fine sieve, to take out the seeds and skins. Meaaure the Juice, and for each quart add l& to 1 teaspoon of salt. (Or leave the salt out. If the Juice la for a baby or an invalid on salt-free diet.) For OIass siuni To pack In glass Jars, heat the Juice quickly Just to boiling to 100 de gree Farenhelt, If you use a ther mometer. Don't let it cook for an In stant longer than you can help. Then pour the hot Juice into the hot steri lized Jars, fill them up right to the top, and sel at once. No processing Is necessary for tomato Juice In glass jars, aet the hot Jara aside to cool, out of drafts, If you are using tin can, the meth od Is a little different. Heat the to mato Juice Just to the simmering point. Stop It before It comes to the boll. Pour the hot Juice into the tin cans until they are full, seal them, and Immediately process for 6 min utes in a boiling water bath, count ing time when the water actually bolls, not before. After processing, cool the tin cans of Juice at once in running water. Store tomato Juice in cool place, and If It la in glass Jars, put these in a dark cool place, for light has a bad effect on color and flavor of to mato Juice. 17IH DISTRICT DENIS TO BEKD. Ore., Auf. 99. (API A Democratic candidate fur atate mvl tor of the 17th dUtrlct will be named br a nominating convention here Baturday afternoon. At the Novrmber election the can didate will oppoae Tad R. Olllenwat- ers of Klamath rails who waa namod laat week by s Republican nominal- Inn convention. Both will seek the arat vacated by Jay H. Upton, candi date for congress from the second Oreson dletrlct. The convention will be composed of 2ft dHrgatee, five earn from Klam ath, Drachutea. Lake. Crook and Jef- I feraon countlra. Cae Mall Tribune want ads. A FAN DANCER mi Meteorological Report August 92, 1934 Forecasts Medford snd vicinity: Fslr tonight snd Thursday. Not much ohange In temperature. Oregon: Fair tonight and Thurs day. Kut mac!', change la tempera ture. Temperature a year ago today: Highest, 99: lowest, 49. Total monthly precipitation, trace; deficiency for the month. .1 of an Inch, Total precipitation since Sep tember 1, 1933, 11.02 Inches', defi ciency tor the seaaon, 0.92 lnchea. Relative humidity at ft p. m. yea terday, 13 per cent; ft a. m. today, fig per cent. Sunrise tomorrow, 5:27 a. m. Sunset tomorrow, 7 p. m. Observations Taken at S A. M 120th Meridian Tims If Boise 90 6 Clesr Boston .... 60 -.. Clesr Chtcsgo .... 84 T Clear Denver .................. 80 60 T Cloudy Eureka 4 62 Foggy Helens 7J 46 ... Cloudy Los Angeles ........ 78 69 P. Cdy. MEDFORD .... 90 00 Clesr New York 74 68 P. Cdy. Omaha, . 88 64 . P. Cdy. Phoenix 90 74 P. Cdy. Portland 90 68 Clear Reno l. 92 60 Clear Roaeburg 96 60 Clear Salt Lake City .. 90 60 Clear San Francisco 88 66 Cloudy Seattls 82 62 Clesr Spokane 88 64 P. Cdy. Walla Walla 02 60 Clear Washington, D.O. 78 62 .. Cloudy Bees never come to know their own ers, but seldom sting them because tlx owners hsndla them properly. Breeding disease-restraint types of vegetables Is believed to be the best hops of conquering plant disease. A Perky Beret This youthful beret s msd die tinctlvs by sn eagle quill. Th re veres aids Is of ssiln-fscsd crep. (Associated Prsn Photo, - ml WfLL GO ON SAYS LEADERJF JEWS Rabbi Wise in Militant Talk Warns Hitler Must Erase All Violations of Human Freedom and Equality By Joseph t. Sharkey. (Associated Preas Foreign Staff.) GENEVA. Aug. 99. (API Rabbi Stephen S. Wise of New York la a militant epeech Tuesday declared be fore the third world Jewish confer ence that the boycott against Oer- many by Jews will not be abandoned until Adolf Hltler'a regime cancels every lsw or practice "violating hu man freedom, political equality, and the ldeala of civilisation." Timid Jena Chlded. Rabbi Wise attacked the timidity of Jews who felled to approve the Doycott snd threw down the count let to Jews who have Issued ths warning that th Jews of Palestine will not support the projected world Jewish conference If the present Ge neva conference sets adversely against thlr negotiations with the Nasi government. "For my part," declared Wise, "1 csnnot believe In the seriousness of auch warning or threat." In Impassioned tones, the New Tork rabbi urged German Jews to spurn any compromise "terms of peace" Nasi Oermany may offer. He aald be anticipated snd fesred an of fer which would prove a palliative treatment with the object of disarm ing Jewish protests. Truckling Denounced. "To die st ths bands ot Nsci-lsm la cruel," Rabbi W'las declared, "To survive by Its grace would be tea thousand times worse." "We will survive Nazi. Ism unless ws commit th Inexpiable atn of bartering with the Nazis to savs some Jewish victims." Turning to ths question of Pales tine, Wise registered "a solemn pro test" sgslnst the breach of ths boy cott practiced by Palestlns, "A breach which continues to be ever widened." "This trafficking of Jewish Pales tins with Nsst Germsny must cesss st once," said Wise, "There Is some thing worss thsn sntsrlng Zlon with bowed hesds snd that Is with un clean handa," , The forest service lookout station st Pool Hill, near Dead Indian sods, spring, is nearlng completion and will provide a new point of lntereat for hikers from thst resort. The new rosd from Big Elk ranger ststlon to Dead Indtsn sods springs which will cut several miles from ths trip to Lake of ths Woods from Medford is progressing rapidly. Work hss begun also on ths rosd from ths Owens Tench on ths Dead Indian road to Dead Indian sods spring. HOG PRICES GO HIGH KANSAS CITY MARKET KANSAS CITY, Aug, 92, (API Boosted along by continued small re ceipts, hog prices sgaln acored ad vsnces rsnglng from 16 to 35 cents here todsy, snd csrrled ths top on choice 900-990-pound wslgnts to S8.7S, ths l.lgheat sine August 31, 1931. SALEM, Aug. 92 (AP) The state forester todsy lssusd sn order clos ing down all woods operations, such ss logging snd others, constituting a firs hazard, located In Columbia, Clstsop, Ttllsmook. Washington, Yam hill. Multnomah. Clackamas Marlon, Linn snd Polk eountles. Ths order wjs Issued becsuse of extreme firs hssard. Hsrrsnt Call School District No. Central Point, Oregon Notice is hereby given thst there srs funds on hand for ths redemp tion of sll warrants, up to snd In cluding No. 7S0. Interest will ceass on August 90, 1954. Warrants paysbls st First Nstlonsl Bank, Medford, Ore gon. O0T TEX, Clerk. Warrant Call Notlos !s hereby given thst School District No. 49, Jackson County war rants No. 11911 to No. 19175 inclusive ars called for paymsnt. Interest to oesss on August 93. 1934. Warrants to be presented for psyment st the of fice of ths District Clerk, City Hall, Medford, Oregon. REBECCA JENSEN. Clerk School District No. 49. For 19 years they're won popular favor. KLEIN TAILORED SUITS. Now showing Fall 1934 style and woolens. Aa low ss 130 per suit. Klein ths Tailor, 191 E Main, upstairs. WINDOW OLAfltt s sell window glass tod will rsplsos your broken windows rsssonably. Trowbridge Can last Works. At Tb TOGGERY'S S3V0O0 Men's Wear Sale Men1 s Shoes $5.00 Values $2.95