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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FIFTEEN AN A-l MARKET PLACE FOR THE BARGAIN SEEKER MEDFORD MATL TRfRDXE, MEDFORI). OREGON. FRIDAY, 'AUGUST 24. 1934. WW Bead every ed this pat nil) probably flno exactly the thins ' yoo raot to bo) or nil . U II lnt tnere. edvw Use . . . If mei pensive, effective Pet Kord first injection (Minimum 3Ac) ttcb additional Insertion. Dei word (Minimum 10c) Per line per month, without eopj changes .113 Phone 7 FOB WANT AD 8 L LOST AND FO0ND 1 MMMI LOST Black and white Shepherd, J male dog. white head. Answo-a " name Bailey. Nick Young, Eagle Point, Ore. Phone 4-F-8. LOST Between Messenger mill and Sims Valley one truck tire 32x6, mounted. Finder notify Messenger, Oold Hill. Reward. LOST Saturday night, in or aouth of Medlord. transformer of special de sign. Absolutely of no use to any one else. Return at once to the Electric Wiring Company or phone 335, and Reward. LOST If dog missing, call 1616 MALE OR FEMALE COOK WANTED Must be experien ced. Oood wages. Apply In person. Valentine's Cafe. WANTED To get In touch with someone wiio understands making artlflcl flowers. M. C. Baremore, 1059 Court. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Housekeeper, age 21 to 35, ..-.h n imfl OV ewtgte man oil inii-u. L Tribune. WANTED Girl out of school to as sist with housework and care of vo children. Pleasant home and moderate wagr. For Interview phone 692. WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED General housework or core of children by competent girl. Ref erences. Phone 453-J, Ashland. WANTED Housekeeper for mother less home. 35 N. Oakdaie or P. O. 729. CHILDREN cared tor In my home. 640 E. utn. WANTED-M1SCELLANE0US Tr dcvt Kmnll unf urnlsh' ed home. Answer before Saturday noon, giving location, ana tlon. Box 3007, Tribune. ...... n ..m. .ia.triy. Hrtllr and ruiiftuio c'vwv.. - three H. P. gas engine, must be In first class condition. Write price and particulars. Geo. A. Taylor, Box WANTED Light car between 75 and 100. Roadster or ruwu. couver. 4:30 5:30, alternoons. 'W ANTED 2nd hand furniture. Vit buy. sell and trade. Berrydale i.'d Hand Store. 1603 N. Riverside. Tc. 266. WANTED TO RENT Two room furn ished house in city limits of Med ford Must be cheap. Box 308. Mali Tribune. FURNITURE re-upbolstered. Pbone 969-R. Tbibault. WANTED Wool, mohair. Bides and belts sTe " 'u 'u M" W00' and twin. to. sale "" Brg.in Hou. 27 N Orsp. St Pbone 1062 wNTED - Housenold goods JooL cn wb.t bate jou Mediord BargaJl House. 27 N Orap. St Tel 1062 jrrro BUT 1929 Ford cbp 333 W 2nd Must be cwti tot JUNS BAVTEKIES .-wiuu ALUMINUM we SiAjia COPPER and unk ot ell dIroPOKD BAROAIN HO08S 47 No Orap l1 1Ma WANTED Wurranu KfrJdeo & Oo FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT 8 room modern home 3 bitn rooms, sle.-ping porch, turn Uited or unfumfAhed. Only rellsble, permanent tem.nta need apply. 714 west loth. HOUSE FOB RENT -417.50, water paid. Photv, 1232-W. FOR RENT Five-room hotw, sleep ing porn. chicken house, brooder, 1 0 ictt-a. Permanent tenant. 1704 N Riverside. JsTCFI t furnished house. Call at 511 Pa Ave. TO', RENT Modern 5 room ftirulah" d house. 115.00. inquire 218 Ap ple St. FOR RENT Somes furnished oi unfurnished Brown Wdite TOR RENT APARTMENTS Z RENT -Bsc .is' or pt. tS00 . 445 So. rront. f-ROOM turn spt Adu'.t. Plione 753-M V- - yOH RENT Furnued apta HoUJ Havana. I FOR RENT ROOM BOARD BOARD te ROOM 153 No. Oakdaie. RATES vry moderate at 716 B Ualn ATTRACTIVE rooma 404 8 Drape. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS 300 ACRES FARMINQ LAND, good house and barn. 4 miles from Med ford on Crater Lake road: known as the I. A. Pruett ranch. Phone 750-H or call 426 So. Oakdaie, Medford. FOR EXCHANGE SELL OR TRADE Equity In Willys 77 4-door sedan. Cheap. Jack's Baby Beef Mkt.. East Main. FOR SALE or trade for wood, a three burner oil stove with oven. Tel. B32-H. INCUBATOR to trade for what have you. Will Pyburn. Phone 1652-J. FOR EXCHANGE 1029 model A Tord eedan and 3 lots In Medford for late model Ford V-8 Tel 407- V EXCHANOE Fum. re-upholsterlng lor lumber, wood. flAh poles and reels. Phone 969-R. FOR SALE Young turkeys or will trace in on late moaei automooue (Coupe preferred ) Floyd Maharry Talent. Ore. FOR 8 ALE OR TRADE White electric sewing machine for Light sedan Boi 638. Tribune. FOR EXCHANGE ESTATE -REAL FOR SALE OR PART EXCHANGE 8 acre ranch, all modern Improve ments, private electric- light and pumping plant, five buildings. In cluding double garage and work shop (cement floors) a studio build ing within an enclosed cactus gar den, large chicken yard and house, and pump house. Forty fruit trees. Navel. Valencia oranges, grapefruit, lemons, apricots, persimmons, palm, and other shade trees, 320 ft. boule vard frontage, on Stat highway. (Palms to Pines), no encumbrance. $1,000 cash, balance In exchange lor Medford house and property, close in." Box 2(187, Tribune. EXCHANGE For small home in Med ford, 30 A. In Fern Valley. 7 S. E. of Medford. 10 A. ready to plant. Call 276 B St., Ashland, Ore. FOR SALE OR TRADE Five acres in cherries and peaches, with beauti ful home. White Box 308, Beau mont. Calif. FOR TRADE 5-rm. modern Ashland home. 518 So. Oakdaie. FOR SALE HEAL ESTATE A GOOD BUY 10-room all log house, on 160 acre mountain ranch, 10 acres under cultivation. See or write C. L. Studwell, Sardine Creek, Gold Hill, Ore. FOR SALE OR RENT 5 -room house, sleeping porch, two large lots, ideal for 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 ana berries Will sacrifice on terms or cash. Box .56, Tribune. HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT Jack son Co Bldg & Loan Assn. Tel. 195 53 ACRES near A pp legate p O.; 11 A cultivation free water right: bal ance timber; improvements. Paul Erdman. Appiegate, Ore. WHEN you think ot real estate, think of Brawn At Whtie AUTOMOBILE SPECIALS FISK TIRES AND TUBES Bonded, guaranteed. You cannot buy tires anywhere in Oregon cheaper than at the Sunrise Super Service Sta tion, 12th and Riverside. FINEST GRADE WESTERN OIL n your car, 10c quart; In your can. 36c gal.; bbl lots. 30c. 100 PURE PENNSYLVANIA Oil. from Bradford crude, in your car, 20c quart: in vour can. 62c gal.; 5 gala $3 00. SUNRISE SUPER SERVICE STATION. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES 1934 HUDSON Sedan demonstrator; new car guarantee; substantial dis count; tra de and te r ms . Ea k l n Motor Co., Hudson-Terraplane Deal er on So. Riverside. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS STEINWAY UPRIGHT PIANO Bar gain. Palmer Music House. FOR SALE Used upright piano. Cheap for cash. Box 2885. Tribune. BARGAINS In used Band Instruments, with lessons. Palmer Music House. FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE 50 nice thrifty Red pul lets. May hatched, also 25 yearling laying hens breeders. A few cocker els, high quality stock. Cummlngs Poultry Ranch. 5 miles out Mid way road, Central Point. FOR SALE Guineas. Hughes. Tel 19-F-5. Mrs. H PURE Brotute com Cocneran's prtte ttock $5 Jease Neil Rt I Ashland FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Fresh Durham and Guernsey cow. w. E. Mann. i mile north 4 corners station on Midway road. FOR SALE 2 cows, one Just fresh M L Hartley, Phone 9-F-5. TWO JERSEY heifers, coming freh in epr:ru. and coming 2 -year-old colt Priced reasonable. Inqtilre at W B Medley s. Rt. 4. Box 156. Med.'ord. FOR SALE Pre ii ' cowa Scbuiu Bagie Ore Adolf FOR SALE DOGS PETS CALL 234-J-2 for 2 year old thor ougbbred spayed Pointer. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR 6 A LE Fine r ii n i ng torn a toes Bring cor.ti.ners 2 mi. over Bu-ia snot bill. Follow eyr.ngDrook s-gii M O. DaraS. FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Wood. $1.00 & $1.25 tier; oak. laurel, fir. 300 tier dry. Inquire Je&se Taylor, Ruch. PEACHES Bring containers. O. E. Carpenter. i mil wei oi rnowui on Huston roMt. WE can save you money on water pipe. Hubbard Bros.. Ino. USED PIANOS-August clanup, $69.00 and up. See these at once. BALD WIN PIANO SHOPPE. FOR SALE CHEAP Bridge lamp, eHd table, breakfast set. 33 Row Ave. FOR SALE FOR DELINQUENT STOR AGE Rocking chairs, kitchen chairs, dining table, kitchen table, kitchen cabinet, library table, bed and springs, floor lamp, lot of books and other miscellaneous ar ticles. 1015 No. Central. Eada Trans fer Co. BARGAIN USED MACHINERY 6 tractors: 1 com sheller, 1 fsn nlug mill. 1 grain grinder, disc har rows, tractor plows, 1 corn binder. HUBBARD BROS.. INC. FOR SALE Italian and Petite prunes- Phone 7-F-14. TOMATOES, No. I, $1.50 per CWt. FOR SALE Se eke 1 pears. It. Q, Frlnk, Talent. FOR SALE Furniture, i ml. west of Meehan's store on Jacxsonvllie Phoenlx road. FOR SALE 2 bedroom suites, com plete; ltvtng-room suite: dining room ulte; General Electric refri gerator; electric range; piano. Mrs. J. L. Ely. Old Stage Road, & mile North Westside school. TOMATOES, No. I, $1.50; CUlla, 60C per cwt. Phone 4-F-12. C. J. Logan. FOR SALE Fine potatoes 60 per hun dred, we dig, you pick up. anng sacks. We work Sundays. John Mace, dirt road right before overhead bridge. Tolo. then 2 miles. Follow red arrows. $175 BUYS complete 2 pump Service Station equipment, doing good busi ness. Lease or buy property on own terms. (Reason sicxness.) Nice bust neas for middleagea man or wo man. Goldea Rule- Service, near Kerby. FOR SALE 8 burner oil stove, roll top desk, ski 1a. automobile hot wat er heater, lace type rubber boots, other miscellaneous articles. Extra special $85.00 violin and $6.00 case $40.00. Leaving, must sell at once. Call at 22 Keens Way Drive. FOR SAL13 Vetch Inoculation. Mon arch Seed & Feed Co. FOR SALE Sweet corn, cantaloupes, tomatoes and prunes. F. 8. Carpen ter, Jacksonville Highway. FOR SALE; Large Crawford Clings and Mulr peaches, 2c. C. 0. Clemens, 203 Vancouver, Phone 1016-L. FOR SALE Kentucky Wonders, new crop Just on. 2 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 & Feed Co. FOR SALE Peaches. Fine Elbertas. 2c a pound. R. R. Guches, mile west of upper school house. Griffin Creek. Phone 857 -L. DEER RIFLES, Shotguns, $5.00 to $35.00. Saddles, tents, shoes, cloth ing $75.00. 5x7 camera $25.00. 317 North Riverside. PETITE PRUNES for sale. Tel. 7-F-4. EXTRA FANCY ELBERTA PEACHES. 2c. 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. 722. FOR SALE Siberian and Transcend ant crabapples, also plums at Whig Orchards. MISCELLANEOUS FREE DIESEL TOPICS 20.000 copies latest news on Diesel engine developments to be given away FREE. Write for your copy now. Diesel Power Engineering Schools. 3320 20th St., cor. Folsom, San Francisco. America's Greatest System of Diesel Training. AUTO INSURANCE at about 50 saving: class "A" plus Company Leg. Reserve. 306 First Nat'l Bank Bldg. Phone 350. DENTISTRY Dr. I A. Oots 235 S Main. BOA1 TRAILER. Cash Register Add ing Machine. Typewriter. Bout Slices, Hunting-Fishing Equipment 317 North Rlrs.rs.de GRAIN SACKS Jackson County Feed Co.. 4tn and Bartlett Sts. DOGS examined free. Or. Stone. 4tb and Bartlett. FOR SALE Equity la house. Cell 526 Haven. FOR SALE Oraln, oats and barley bags Medford Bargain House. 27 N Grape St. Pl.one 1062. FOR SALE Canning peaches. Bert Stancllff. Phoenix. ALL MAKES of washing machines re paired. Pick's Hardwire. 131 West Main. FOR SALE Used sewing machines, ai) makes; terms it desired All make rented and repaired White Sewing Machint Co. 24 N SartJetL BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALE Hi-Wsy Inn Cafe and equipment Rent $13 50 month Oold Hill Ore COPm ANN'S FOR SALE. 4100 AKD light ear in good runmnv order buys ct pyui4 service iU t ion on Red ood h igb m y , net: Kerby. account sickness. Oodb Rule Service. PERSONAL pALMliJTRY RE.DINO dally. Phone 453 J, Ashland, for appointments. ASTROLOGY readings, questions ans wered. Phone 809 for appointment. REV EVELYN MARSHALL spiritual readings daily 815 So. Riverside. BUSINESS DIRECTORY J A( KSON CO. AUSTKACl CO. Abstract of PttU and Title insurance rhe only compieu nti System in Jackson County. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of ntle. Rooms 8 and A. No. 83 North Central Ave. upstair. Rial to. phone 1615-Y. Eipert Window ctranera LET OEOROE DO IT Tel. 1172 House Cleaning. Floor Waiing Ori ental Rug Cleaning specialty BADS rKANtSFEH & STORAGE 00. Oirioe 1015 No Central Pbone sl5 Prices right, aerve guaranteed HA W LEY TRANSFER Expert pack ers and movers Special livestock moving equipment Prices rig at 619 North Riverside Phone 1044-X Money to Lend MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE CARS ETC Prompt service and le gal rates W B THOMAS 45 S Central State license No S 157. Painting and raperhangtng M. A. BLISS Painting and paper hanglnK Tel 646 W .8 8 Grape Wall Paper Cleaning. WALL-PAPRR CLEANING, lo per f) ft Mr Black 310 N Bartlett JOHN H LOCK Painting and Decor ating Quality work at lower prices Ph 953-R Res 124 King. LEGAL NOTICES For Sale Miscellaneous packing house equip ment, including conveyor belts, fruit washers, nailing machines, end mis cellaneous material and property used in connection with tne commercial packing of fruit and pears; two safes and o trier miscellaneous personal property of L. A. Banks and Edith R. Banks, and the Suncreet Orchards, Inc., excepting household effects and furniture. The property may be in ft pec ted. and bids received. Same to be sold at private sale. See J. F. Wort- man, Pacific Highway soutn. J. F. WORTMAN, Trustee In Bankruptcy of estate of L. A. Banks & Edith R. Banks, and the Suncrest Orchards, Inc. Notice of 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. Jackson County. Oregon. I will sell at auction to the hlgheat bid der for cash the following described real property located In Jackson Coun ty, Omion, to-wit: Beginning 1440.12 feet North of the Southwest corner of D. L. c. no. 66. In Twp. 87 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. C. No. 66, 1199.76 feet to the Southwest corner of the North 100 acres of said Claim; 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 1190.76 feet to the Northeast corner of the South 120 Mjil Tribune Daily ACROSS Tawn Footlike part Desire tjteeps flax Depli'llon of the beauti ful B-nhaped molding Metal Athlello coaches Rounded roofs Part of a curve Toper Native king dom of west Africa Title of Mohammed Hoonier state: abbr. Among Occupant Loni vituper ative speech Observed Japanese coin Draw after Person having ahnolute powers of government Vegetable Attempt Science or branch of knowledge: colloq. Solution of Yesterday's Puxxls HE C L U D E TRA TOR 50. Involves In dissension or strife 12. Arrow poison 51. Egyptian river S5. Small rug 64. Spanish and Portuguese measure ST. Large plant It. Mov with a Uvsr 59 Trees ARM ElER E Gil ME N LOT ?Wp w m AJV AJ E R E jlW AIN E DMjjjAjT lllNpRAlO AMWJEMf EVEgffl E T A Hp AT" M jjA TOP 8 Pjnb AtUiU N T if Tv o rEe a st e rn t eMseI1d1r1eaId1ep ' f 1 17 Wit 1 ' I" fZZZZiZZlIZZZ 15 'l ir "U !p lift22 i ill! nZ! " ZllllZZZS!! W?'WfW 31 4' 'IFPP1 mll -M. . jjL 'Ml 43 44 45 2 p47 48 44 tr Irs 1 I41 I I m I I I acres of aatd Claim: thence West 3630 feet to the place of beginning. Excepting and reserving the follow ing: Banning at the Southeast corner of Mrs. L. A. Wilkinson's land and running thence North on the East line of D. U C. No. 66, In Twp. 37 South Range 1 West of the W. M . 2(K feet; thence South 36 deg. 45 mln. West 2493 feet, with the line of the County Rood: thence East 150 feet to the place of begin ning, being that part of said Mrs. L. A. Wilkinson's ranch which Ilea East of the present ounty road, running through her ranch, and be ing the property conveyed by L. A. Wilkinson and husband to George B. Peck and wife on the 8th day of April. 1913. recorded in Volume 102 Deed Records at Page 398 there of. Together with all water rights appurtenant thereto or to become appurtenant thereto. Said sale (s made under execution Issued out of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the county of Jackson to me directed tn the case of State Land Board of the State of Ore gon, Plaintiff, vs. Louiaa A. Wilkin son and Charles E. Wilkinson, wife and husband. Nick K!me. L. R. Hol brook and Jackson County, State of Oregon, Defendant. WALTER J. OLM5CHEID, Sheriff of Jackson Countv, OTegon. By Olga E. Anderson, Deputy. Sams Valley SAMS VALLEY, Aug. 24. (Spl.) Andy Hooten celebrated his eightieth birthday Sunday with a group of 37 friends at the Lyman place. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Spurlin, E. T. Ham and Avena families of Gold Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Jones of Portland. the Ernest Lyman family, Joe Pankey and Mr. and Mrs. George Lyman. John Cota and family are enjoying a visit from Mr. Cota's sisters, Mrs. Henry Parrot of 8. Dakota and Mrs. Anderson of Southern California. Mr. and Mrs. Hewitt and son and nephew of Los Angeles visited two days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Korner. The Kornera. former residents of California, have enter tained many visitors from that state this summer. The pear crop in this district la being rapidly harvested with orchard- tsta tn general appearing optimistic over the prospective market. The pears are reported to be of the usual quality. Other crops In this section receiving considerable notice from outside districts this year are the peach, grain and hay crops. Sweet corn produced by one farmer grew to a height of eight feet and bore roasting ears 10 and 12 Inches long, without Irrigation. Elmer Korner left last week for Los Angeles to spend two weeks visiting friends. Report that Albert Straus, master of the Sams Valley Grange was op posed to the Grange gas and oil co operative was an error, as brought out at the Grange meeting Saturday night, wlien Mr. Straus expressed him self as being In favor of the Grange co-operative and had signed for mem bershlp If the organ lra tlon went through. Jerome Fitrgerald and Arthur Straus were back In their stations, after being absent for several weeks. The young men gave detailed ac count of their trip esat and their at tendance at the world's fair, which held the interest of the' Orange throughout. 4 I will not be responsible for any bills contracted by anyone other than myself. WILLARD VINCENT. phone 642 We'll baui away youi refuse City Sanitary Service. Cross -Word Puzzle I. Was victorious I, Grows old 10. Roman tyrant II. Trial 17. Frozen water 19, Lower part the leg 11. Insect 24. Organ of bearing 15. Siamese colm it. Shelter 39. Motherly 30. Artificial language tl. Condensed moisture SS. Additive conjuctlon St. Supper 15. To a point Inside 17. Pertaining te a styls 40. Japanese stateirnan 4L Give a wavy appearance to 41 Fatty fruit 41. Confined 44. Arabian chleftstn 45. Competent 40. Mlrrobe 49. Affirmative votes II. Kind of bird S3. Plgpsn W A R E Si la A N E L E DOWN 1. Orating 1 Air: comb. form I. Alkaloid, usually poisonous, formel In decaying animal matter 4. Ancient slaves 5. Strike gentlr . Mission 7. Mov suddenly and a very special deck-cargo of birds, reptiles and mam mals. A blind man coming within a hundred yards of the Boldero on a still day would have known as much. She reeked with menagerie smells. This was not the fault of Angus McLeod, who had col lected the beasts upon order and speculation. He was a man to whom cleanliness and thrift were very close to godliness, but h had labored under a handl- cap. The two Chinamen hose duty It was to keep the cages clean and swab down the forward cargo-deck about which they were ranged, had various disqualifications. One of them was a laiy fellow who could not bo driven, and the other was afraid of everything but the song birds. AH reasonable persons are afraid of tigers. But he was afraid also ot the honey-bear and WONG BO "What tven of the little Rhesus monkeys. In addition to these two visible handicaps, McLeod for throe or four days had been suffering from an In visible handicap, which hurt him cruelly. It had started with a chill ot. a night when the thermometer stood at 102 degrees Fahrenheit. This chill had been followed by a gen eral sense of abdominal discomfort. There was a pain, but one could not put one's finger on It, It was not so much one pain as an Infinite number of small Illusive pains. Gradually these drew together Into a focus on the right side of his abdomen and rather low down. McLeod was forty-Ore years ot age, t strong man who had lived cleanly, but to have seen him at bis work of feeding and tending his col lection of wild things, you would have thought him an old man bent with age. Early In th game he had diag nosed his trouble corroctly, but he had hoped that the sudden Inflam mation would subside and that with out wasting any more time or money, ha could make Singapore. But, th Inflammation growing more acute, he ordered Captain Wong Bo Into Blnb-jo, where there was a little Dutch hospital with an excellent reputation. IK THAT reek of heat and humid ity, Captain Wong Bo looked cool and serene. He was tall for a China man, smooth and heavy. It would not have been possible to guess bis age within ten years. He was dressed In a tunlo and trousers of white duck, and he wore a tropic helmet It you had watched btm tor a little while, even without examining bis face, you would have known that he was a Chinaman. Concealed some where In his right sleeve was a small folding fan. He was wondering why th white man on th mattress below there wouldn't keep still. He wondered how Table Rock TABLE ROCK. Ailg. 34. (pl.) The threshing of grain has been prac tical!? finished here. Yields reported have been disap pointing in many oast, some fields yielding more than expected end aoine much less. Por the first time In many years a sprinkling of rust hit wheat and out in some fields throughout the district cutting the yield quite heav ily. Mr, Harvey, a relative of Mrs. Ed WiUon arrived hs:e last week from Chapter On ZOO SHIP HE S. S. Boldero, Captain Wong Bo, flying the flag of the Chinese Republic, had put into the little port of Sinbao because of sickness on board. The Boldero was of an ancient vintage. It seemed incredible that she had ever been trim and new. She was a tramp ; she had no regular run. Upon the hint of remunerative cargo, Captain Wong Bo was ready to go anywhere at any time. At the moment she was carrying a mis cellaneous cargo of goods to Singapore long It would be before the port doc tor, whose launch was at the mo ment parting company with the customs-wharf, came aboard; and he was hoping that the message which Mr. Flint, the wireless oper ator, was at that moment receiving and recording In the wlrelcss-room, would be a message of good omen. . But when at last Mr. Flint emerged from the wlrelcss-room, the seems to be the matter," asked Van Reuter. recorded message folded between bis fingers, Captain Wong Bo did not evince any especial Interest The message consisted ot one word: "Holemo," the Chinese word for How do you do." Flint was American. On won dered a little what he waa doing un der the Chinese flag. He had a lean Intelligent face with the prominent hooked note of the adventurous. He had a lean, long, wiry build, and waa probably much stronger than he looked. He was not more than twenty years old. While Captain Wong Bo read and digested tbe simple one-word mes sage, Flint watched him with Inquir ing eyes. But Captain Wong Bo did not seem to be In any hurry to elucidate, and presently Flint lost patience and said: "Well, how abou "You Ilk danger?" "I can us It when I have to," said Flint "Yon ilka small boat, hot sun, high wave?" "Sure," said Flint "Heap nice. Am I wrong. Captain, In thinking that th voyage In a small boat will be preceded by tbe shipwrecking of a Isrge boat?" Flint's role had risen. The Chi nes captain mad a cautioning ges ture with his right band. "Not talk too damn loud," he said. "All right" ald Flint lowering his vole. "I'll ba careful. When are we going to do It?" "Maybe ten days," said Wong Bo, "maybe two weeks. When auspicious occasion arrive you will step In wlr less-room and send BOS mossnge all over high seaa. Yon say, 'Help, help, help. Boldera sink fast Come quick.' " FLINT laughed. "And soon after that" aald he. "we hit the reef and down we go.' "And next event on program," re- Oklahoma and will spend some time here at the Wilson home. He aavs the temperature has been aa high a 110 in the ahade much of the time there and corn crops are dried up and ruined, wells are going dry and the excessive heat both day and night takes all the joy out ot life. John Blgham of Aacramento, Calif., la spending a few days here with his cousin, Mrs. F. R. Meyers, whom he had not seen for twenty-nine years. Mr. and Mrs. John McBrlde left Thursday morning on their annual vacation which will be spent on the coast In the vicinity of Crescent City. Mrs. Achaffer of the Dixie orchard is rejoicing over a bumper pear crop marked Wong Bo, "we make daring escape In lifeboat." His little fan put tn an appearance, opened Itself miraculously, and be fanned himself. "Next event on program," he aald sententlously, "w collect Insur ance." The port doctor's smart launch was making her swing for the foot ot the accommodation ladder where the Chinese sailor awaited her, boat hook In hand. In addition to tba doc tor, the launch contained another white man. Captain Wong Bo and Mr. Flint met them at the head of the ladder. Dr. Van Router waa brisk, plump, manly, efficient, young, blond, smooth-shaven and etfervescently Dutch. He reached the head of the ladder five steps ahead of his com panion, and after a quick nod of greeting, said: "Where Is the sick man?" "This way, Doctor," said Captain Wong Bo. "I think too damn sick. I think plitty soon him die." "What seems to be the matter?" asked Van Reuter as they moved over toward the mattress where Mc Leod wrlthod In pain. The second white man had com aboard and looked about him with curiosity. He waa dark and vivid. He was Immaculately shaved. He may have been thirty. He wore th usual tropio suit of white duck, but his garments were smartly cut and talloaed. He did not wear the usual mangy whit sneaker, or th 111 shapen high-heeled canvas shoes which are kept white with pip clay. He wore whit buckskin tennis shoes with a broad band of brown leather across the Instep. He bad the look ot a man whe haa thing don tor him, who has plenty ot money, and Is free with It Among tho small group of Chinese officers, Flint very naturally stood out as th only other whit man. Th stranger came forward with a quick friendly smile. He Jerked a thumb- . toward McLeod'a menagerie. "Thoaa yours?" he asked. "If I had anything that smelled the way they do," said Flint "I'd bar drowned It long ago. I'm th wireless." "American of course," said th stranger. "So am I." "My nam la Flint," said Flint "And what are yon doing under the Chinese flag, taking orders from a Chines captain?" "Well, yon see," said Flint "1 am In on the lay. I'm part owner." "Olad to know yon. Flint aald the stranger, extending his hand. "My name la Bowers." Flint was possessed with a audden boyish excitement wblcb waa very, becoming to him. "A second more," he said, "and I'd have told you It you hadn't told me. I've seen your picture In magazines. Why, you're famous. Everybody knows you. You're Harvey Bowers, the big-game hunter." The young man's enthusiasm waa a little embarrassing to Bowers, and he mad an abrupt change of sub ject tCtftrlttl. nu, h 0"" ... h) Tomorrow, The elder" la al tered a nw paH.nosr. this year, particularly Anjous, which are said to be yielding better than any In the district. According to reports from workers In the orchards the Bartlett crop was somewhat lighter here than laat year and later varieties such as Anjoua, will fall far short of the average crop. SPECIAL To students going away to school. Oil of Sandalwood Permanent Waves complete, S3 00. Combo Cream Perma nent Waves complete, $3.00. Plat Wave or French Curia. Perle Cross Beauty fThop. Phone SI J -J. 636 West 4th St, Cvcnlng appointments. 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