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FOE WANT AD 8
LOST AND FOUND
JSCiacif'leatherkcy case with
"Jour keys, at. Plnacle dance. Phone
f 1237,
"C?.1.... Ki.-i ribbon. Reward.
woven u..
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LOST It dog missing, call 151
WANTKD FEMALE HELP
WANTED Experienced girl tor gen
houVeworlt. Apply 21 Geneva.
or call 450-
OUrKTwOMAN over 20 years of age
oY genarl house work. Good home
nd moderate wages Permanent po
sition for right party. Address Box
3072, care Mall Tribune.
WANTED SITU ATI0NS
xERTterpheT "111
work for dentistry, clothing or gro
ceries. Phone 344-R.
cDRETcareTtoririmyhome 840
E 9th.
WANTED-M1SCELLANE0US
I WANTED To buy wood-burning -culatlng
heater. Phone 595-H.
wrrrEDHeavy colored hens. Tel.
351-R or call 1600 N. Riverslde
JJgJsTaTcaY, '25 or later. Must
be cheap. 1094-J. .
NTEDGood used range. Box 3143,
ENCLOSED van truck going south.
Load wanted. Phone 332.
Jf7NTEDolNT-Plano for church
'315 South Riverside. Mediord.
TRUCKS FOR HIRE Local and long
distance. Rates on furniture mov
Ins. etc. We have first class equip
ment for handling large or small
bs. Phone 833 and let us figure
with you on your next move, in
jured carriers. V E. SAMSON COM-
PANY, 229 N. Kivcrsiuc
WANTED TO RENT Two room furn
ished house in city limits of Med
ford Must be cheap. Box 308. Mali
FURNITURE re-upholstered. Phone
969-R. Thlbault.
JUNK WANTED
We oay eaab lor JUNB BATTERIES
AND RADIATORS ALUMINUM
T BRASS COPPER and unk ot sll
descriptions.
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
37 No Grape re'
WNTED Wool, mohair, bides and
pelts See us betore you sell wool
bags and twine fo: sale Medford
Bargain House. 27 N. Grape St
Phone 1062 '
WANT TO BUY 1929 Ford. Must be
cbeap 333 W 2nd
WANTED Warrant. Redden t Oo
WANTED Bousebold goods stoves
tools ot what have you Medford
Bargain House. 27 N Orape St. Tel
1062
FOR RENT ROOM BOARD
ROOM AND BOARD nesr high school
and WashlngWu. Jll W. 11th. Tel.
705-Y.
TO RENT Rooms formerly occupied
by M'.sa Baldwin. 117 Laurel St.
FOR RENT Room or apts.. board II
desired. 706 S. Oakdale, near hlgn
school.
RATES very moderate at 716 B Main
ATTRACTIVE rooms 404 S Orape
FOR RENT FURNISHED
ROOMS
ROOMS Well furnished, heated
Phone 364-L.
PLEASANT front room. Board If de
sired. 528 W. 11th.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
FOR RENT Furnished suite, with
bath; desirable location. Tel. 1527.
FOR RENT 4-room apt . close In:
psrtly furnished. Inquire 20 S. Fir.
3-HOOM furnlried apt : bath,
garage. 534 No. Bart'.ett.
FOR RENT Desirable furnished apt.
Hotl Grand.
CLEAN furniAhed apt 217 W. 2nd.
FOR P.ENT HOUSES
FOR It F.N r Larre modern house :tn
ahade trea ar.d lean. 215 E Ja-"k.
ain atreet. Ir.CjU:re J W Jao-
tw P.nc alrefi.
FOR RENT 5-rtwm houe. Aduiu
or email family. 70J Jka'.'.y St.
FOR RENT HOUSES
TOR RENT 8 room modem home
2 bath rooms, sleeping porch, furn
ished or unfurnished Only reliable,
permanent tenants need apply. 714
West loth.
POR RENT Borne, furnished o:
unfurnished Brown & White
FOR RENT 5-room house, furnished
fireplace, piano. W. H. Everhard.
Inquire 326 W 6th.
FOR EXCHANGE
FOR EXCHANGE 1929 model A
Sxrd sedan and a lots tn Medford
for late model Ford V-8. Tel. 407-?
EXCHANGE Purn. re-upbolsterlng
tor lumber, wood, fish poles and
reels. Phone 86S-R.
FOR SALE OR TRAUE White electric
sewing machine for light sedan
Box 639. Tribune.
FOR EXCHANGE REAL
ESTATE
FOR EXCHANGE Excellent furnish
ed small apt. house; steady Income;
in Portland, for good home In or
near Medford. Box 3313, Tribune.
TRADE; 10 acres, some timber, on
Columbia highway, for equity In
modern house, close In. Phone 582-.R
THREE-ROOM modem house, close
In, clear, on pavement for larger
house and assume. 402 East Main.
TRADE; 6 room house, 1 lot fenced,
value 8800.00 for small acreage. P.
. O. Box 941, Medford.
MODERN country home. 24 acres al
falfa and fruit. For strictly modern
city property. Box 3431, Tribune.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
MODERN HOME, close in, real sacri
fice; also 2 acres Improved. See
owner, 823 Taylor St.
TWO modern properties, ftrst-clase.
l7 acres, Dayton, Ohio, suburb, for
good farm near Medford or Eugene.
Owner. Ernest Hobllt, R. R. 13, Day
ton, Ohio.
WHY PAY RENT?
jfc '"-,. juu-uui u u J bins
SI 200 ncat "ule 4-room mol-
V ISiVU enjl plastered home. In
excellent condition, well built, liv
ing room, kitchen, breakfast room.
2 bedrooms and bath, abundance of
shade, flowers, lawn, good garage
with cement floor, woodshed. Home
Is clean, well painted, attractive
and near school. Will sacrifice. Price
81200. Terms to responsible parties.
LUAHLES A. WINO AGENCY, INC
109 E. Main St. Phone 728
FOR SALE 80 acres land In Apple.
gate country. 35 acres free water
right. Some clearing. Lots ot tim
ber and wood. Two springs that
never go dry. 4 room house, barn,
outouiiaings. Fine road. Dally mall.
School. Good hunting. Price $1800.
Half cash. S. J. Johnston, Applegate,
Oregon.
FOR SALE Ranches, cltv homes, or-
chards, placer mines. Bargains.
r.asy terms. Rentals. Roberts, 720
w. 2nd. Tel 152S-J.
A BARGAIN My large lot, on Ben
nett St., excellent soli, 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 ACHES near Applegate P O.; 11 A
cultivation Tree wiiMr -iimr. pitt
ance timber; improvements. Psul
oraman. Applegate, ore.
WHEN you think ol real estate, think
of Brown & Whtle.
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE Cows, heifers, hogs snd
weaner pigs. 1 mile east of Ashland
on Main St. W. W. Bryan.
FOR SALE Weaner pigs. Call at
rlniey ranch, on Ross lane.
FOR SALE OR TRADE One large
work mare, for hay. Kt. 4, Box 44
Medford. L. R. Holbrook.
FOR SALE Good milk cows; reason
ably priced: coming fresh. Phone
134, central point.
FOR SALE Some good Rambouillet
rams. F. E. Bybee, Medford.
FOR SALE Two burros, packsaddles
Reasonable. Phone 468-J-2.
FOR SALE 3 good dairy cows, 1 work
horse, Dodge touring. Will trade for
team, wood or light sedan. Jake
Brown. Kings haghway.
FOR SALE Work horses. 1000 pounds
to 1800 pounds, wagons, and har
ness. i4 mile north Midway road on
old Medford-Central Point higaway.
FOR SALE Purebred HampsMrea-a
Rambouillet rams. Dolph Phlpps
Phone 30I-J-1.
FOR SALE 24 rabbits and hutches
Third house south city hall. Jack-
TWO JERSEY heifers, coming fresh
In spring, and coming 3-year-old
colt. Priced reasonable. Inquire
at w B. Medley's. Rt. 4. Box 1SS.
Medford.
FOR SALE Fresb cows
Scbuiu. Beagle Or
Adolf
FOR SALE POULTRY
FOR SALE White Wyandott cock
erels. H. C. Best, Medford. Ore. Tel.
S39-R-2.
FOR SALE Leghorn hens. M. B.
Glover. Ross Lsne.
FOR SALE: 50 Rhode lnd Red pul
lets and cockerels for breeding.
Cummlrus Paultry Ranch. J miles
out Midway road, Centrsl Point.
FOR SALE Whit lfjhorn pullets.
Hnn-vui strain. 3 miles north cen
tral rolnt on Pacific highway. Tel.
I9-X-3. Mrs. Roy Nichols.
PUKE Bronze toms Cockeran's prlre
tuy.t 15 Jesse Nell Rt 1. Ashland
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
GOOD USED CARS
30 Dav Guerante
no Pird Coupe.
ill Chev. Coupe.
ail Ford Victoria.
I) .stut? 7 pasenrcr Sedan.
ill LaSa.ie Cnu;e.
no Nih Llcht Coupe.
i'.'fl Chryr 72 Sedan.
229 F."r.1 P.rfcup
ARMSTRONG MOTOF-S. INC.
S N. K.ve.-tlca fhwe It
FOR 8ALE AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE studebaker. Stout's
Oarage. Prune St.
BEST SELECTION USED CARS IN
MEDFORD
Priced to sell quick. All late models
1933 Ford 8 Coach.
1933 Chev. Master Coach.
1933 Plymouth Coach.
1933 Chev. Master Sedan.
1933 Pontine DeLuxe Sedan.
1933 Ford Coupe. 4 cyl.
Also a good selection of Ford and
Chev. trucks.
0. E. GATES AUTO CO.
Your Ford Dealer
AUTOMOBILE SPECIALS
FISK TIRES AND TUBES Bonded,
guaranteed. You cannot buy tires
snywhere in Oregon cheaper than
at the Sunrise Super Service Sta
tion, 12th and Riverside.
FOR SALE DOGS PETS
FOR SALE Spits puppies. 118 Genes.
see.
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Choice bargains Including
Bungalow pianos. See at 111 N. Fir
St., Sept, 11 and 12;
and up.
uune riano uo.
FOR 6 ALE Cletrac 20: mechanically
perfect. 1130 Nlantlc St.
FOR SAIJS Portable electric sewing
machine. 1130 Nlantlc St.
CANNING BEANS New crop; cucum
bers and tomatoes. Buy before the
frost. 2 miles north ot Medford on
Sams Valley road. Phone 493-R. E.
E. Stump.
FOR SALE CHEAP Maytag washer.
used very little. 251 Beatty St.
GENUINE INDIANA CANNER toma
toes, 75c a big lug box. delivered.
Phone 3-F-4. Ted Fish.
FOR SALE Wood. Fir, oak and
laurel; dry: excellent condition.
Phone 749-Y or 317 E. Jackson.
POR SALE Jonathan apples. Call
17-F-14.
POR SALE Coal and wood range with
hot water coll: also wood-burning
circulating heater. 1124 W. 10th.
POR SALE Delicious appla. Pern
Valley, Swedenburg place.
DRY WOOD Fir. laurel, oak. manza-
nlta, any length. 515 Pennsylvania.
POR SALE Plenty of tomatoes and
prunes at Carpenter ranch, J'vllle
highway.
POR SALE Buescher Melody C saxo
phone, battery radio $5. Eastman
Kodak postcard size, portable vie
trola. 7 golf clubs and bag, house
hold appliances, fruit Jars and tools.
822 cedar.
FOR SALE Wheat, seed oats. D. P.
Duggen, Sams Valley.
POR SALE Delicious and Newtown
apples. "C" grade Newtowns 35c
box at Darby packing house. Bring
containers or see Joe Kantor, '1
miles east of Phoenix.
MOTORCYCLE POR SALE OR TRADE
for light car. Phone 334-J-4 be.
tween hours 4 and 8.
POR SALE Grain, oats and barley
bags. Medford Bargain House. 37
N. Grape St. Phone 106a.
ALL MAKES of washing machines re
paired. Pick's Hardware, 131 West
Main.
POR SALE Used sewing machines, all
makes; terms if desired All make
rented and repaired White Sewing
Machine Co. N BArtlatt.
POR SALE; Canning peaches. Bert
Stancllff. Phoenix.
PLENTY OP PETITE PRUNES at Car
penter ranch, lc a pound, pick
them yourself. Jacksonville highway.
POR SALE Late peaches; not Irrlgat
eo. barney urcnara. Biackweil hill,
between Central Point and Gold
Hill.
FOR SALE 3 burner oil atove, roll
top desk, ski Is. automobile hot wat
er heater, lace type rubber boots,
other miscellaneous articles Extra
special SB5 00 violin and 86 00 case
40.00. Leaving, must sell st once
Call at 33 Scene Way Drive.
FOR SALE Inoculate vetch before
planting to assure maximum growth
us Nltragen. Monarch Seed &
Feed Co.
FOR SALE Windfall apples, cheap,
bring containers. Mrs. A. C. Walker,
old Pacific highway, north.
FOR SALE Vetch Inoculation. Mon
arch Seed Feed Co.
TIER WOOD Dry fire, pine? oak and
mure., on ground or delivered. Tel
723.
MISCELLANEOUS
PRUi'FsS FOR SALE lc lb. Tel. 7-F-4 1
POR 8 At ? Petite prunes. L. C. Scott.
via mag- toaa. near Central Point,
onvilie. h. ..ndrews.
AUTO lNfJURAWCE at about 80
saving; cIsas "A" plus Company
Ivg. Reserve. 208 Flrat Nat' Bank
Bidg. Phone 350.
DENTJtiTRV Dr I A. Oove 336 S
Mam.
BOAT TRAILER. Cash Register Add
Ing Machine. Typewriter. Boot
Shoei. Huntmg-Puhing Equipment
317 North Riverside
ORAJN SACKS Jackson Court?
Feed Co.. 4tb and Bartlett St
DOGS examined free. Dr. Stone, 4tb
and Bartiett.
FOR SALE Equity Id housa. Call
526 Haven.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Anttracta
JAI KHON CO.
A IIS T HA LI CO.
Abstracts M rttU and
Title Injurance roe
onJy complete nue
System la Jackson
County.
MTRRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts
of ru.e Koomt 9 and 6. No 13
North Oniral Ave. upstair.
Rta'.to phone 181VY
Mill pap? i ifonini
tVALL-PAPKH CLf.ANlNO le per fj
a si:. B.act, i 10 n. Bvuctt.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Painting and Papernsuglng
L A BUSS Patntmg and paper
hanging Tel 648 W 8 8 Orape
M. A. BLISS Painting and paper
hanging. Tel. 646-W. 313 S. Grape.
Money to Lena
MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE
CARS. ETC Prompt service and le
gal rates W B. THOMAS. 45 6
Central. Stat license No 8 157.
Trausler
BADS TRANSFER s STORAGE CO.
Office 1015 No Central Phone 116
Prices right aerVv guaranteed
HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pack
art and movers Special livestock
moving equipment Price right
619 North Riverside Phone 1044-i
Expert Window Cleaners
LET GEORGE DO IT Tel. 1172
House Cleaning. Floor Waxing Ori
ental Rug Cleaning specialty
MUSICAL INSTRUCTIONS
PIANO INSTRUCTIONS Apollo Piano
Studio, 126 N. Holly. Classical and
popular music. Private.
BUSINESS CHANCES
COFFEE, ANN'S POR SALE-
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice to Land Owners of the Talent
Irrigation District
Notice Is hereby given that on Tues
day. Oct. 2nd. 1934. at 10:00 A. M., the
Board of Directors of Talent Irrigation
District, acting as a Board of Equali
zation, will meet In the office of the
Talent Irrigation District, at Talent,
Oregon, lor the purpose of reviewing
and correcting the district assess
ments and apportionment of taxes
for the year 1935. Such assessment
list, as approved and adopted by the
Board of Directors Is now on file In
the office of the district where it Is
open for inspection by all persons in- t
te rested.
By order of the Board of Directors.
TALENT IRRIGATION DISTRICT.
O. Arnsplger, Secretary.
Notice to Land Owners of the Medford
Irrigation District
Notice Is hereby given that on Tues
day, Oct. 2nd, 1934, st 1:30 P. M.. the
Board of Directors of Medford Irriga
tion District, acting as a Board of
Equalization, will meet In the office
of the Medford Irrigation District, at
the court House, lor the purpose or
reviewing and correcting the district
assessments and apportionment of
taxes ior the year 1935. Such assess
ment list, as approved and adopted
by the Board of Directors is now on
file in the office of the district where
It is open for Inspection by all per
sons Interesed.
By order of the Board of Directors.
MEDFORD IRRIGATION DISTRICT,
O. Arnsplger, Secretary.
City Warrants Called for Payment.
Notice is hereby given that there
are funds on hand in the General
Fund of the City of Medford for the
redemption of Warrants Nos. 2885 to
3032 inc. Interest on the above War
rants will cease after September 14th,
1934. Dated this 11th day of Sep
tember, 1934. GUS H. SAMUELS.
City Treasurer.
Leaves Granted Captain Robert E.
Densmore, commander of Camp Apple-
gate, has been granted a three-day
leave of absence beginning September
15, according to the district com
mander, CCC. Second Lieut. Orant H
Edwards of Camp Steamboat has been
granted a four-day leave of absence
effective September 18. Educational
Adviser George Meislnger of Camp
Agness. has been granted a six-day
leave of absence effective September
10.
Tribune Daily
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RESIGNATION OF
MORE NRA HEADS
SEEN ON HORIZON
(Contlnueo hod page one)
recently to President Roosevelt, only
to change his mind later.
Resignation of ft division adminis
trator also Is Impending, It was sad,
as ft result of the latest disagreement
between NRA and Industry which
resulted last week in the. rlgnatlon
of the national retail solid fuel code
authority In a body.
George Houston, whose division has
Jurisdiction over coal dealera. said,
however, he would remain "until I
am told my Job Is done."
Another To Leave
Another division administrator, C.
E. Adams, wlU leave soon. He was
understood to desire to return to full
time duty as president of Air Reduc
tion and U. S. Industrial Alcohol.
Dr. Charles F. Roos resigned last
night as chief of the research section
of the research and planning division.
He will become professor of econom
ics at Colorado college.
Mora than a dozen others are leav
ing posts with research planning, and
the labor advisory and the consumers
advisory boards. Officials Insisted the
departures were noft prompted by dis
satisfaction with NRA but "Were rath
er a fall exodus of teachers and pro
fessors to resume old posts. There
were no Indications of any steps to
fill the vacated places.
HYDE PARK. N. Y.. Sept. 11. (AP)
President Roosevelt and Gen. Hugh
5. Johnson, NRA administrator agreed
today upon the principles of sn Im
mediate reorganization of NRA to
eliminate overlapping functions and
provide for simplifications of this
vital recovery unit.
Another night conference at the
summer White House developed the
agreement for establishment of the
NRA on the same basts as the federal
government with three separate
branches executive, Judicial and
legislative.
Johnson Is going ahead as head of !
the executive branch and will con
tinue the re -organization planning
with the presiuent In conferences
still to come.
The Judicial branch of NRA will
take care of labor disputes and also
asaume the duties of the code au
thorities. The legislative agency of NRA will
be the policy fixing department.
After laying down this ground work
of principles for the temporary fu
ture of NRA pending enactment of
legislation, the president and John
son put aside the mass of details for
further study.
Simplification Aim
The immediate objective was to
reach for simplification of the vast
NRA machinery and to eliminate the
great mass of overlapping functions.
The president had an Imposing list
of callers today. Including Postmaster
General Farley. Governor Ely of
Massachusetts, and Myron C. Taylor,
chairman of the board of the United
States Steel corporation.
All were together at luncheon.
J. C. Penney, chain store operator
and a neighbor of this vicinity was
another guest who was invited for
tea late today.
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pouch
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batted or
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3S. Move back
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42. Pulsate
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metal
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VOTER REGISTRY
Saturday, October 8, Is final data
for voters to register for the general
election, November 9. and the county
clerk's office today issued a call fori
all legal voters to come forward and
register on or before the final date, ;
If they care to exercise their fran
chise in the general election. The
Oregon law provides the registration1
books shall be closed 30 days before
the general election and no regis
tration accepted thereafter.
Any resident of a county who has
not voted in a two-year period, Is
eligible for a new registration. Re
reg 1st rat ion la not required for those
who voted at the last election.
Checking of the registration hooks
with the poll-books for the last elec
tion, Is now under way toy the county
clerk.
A decline In registration figures Is
forecast. In the 1933 general elec
tion registration passed the 19,000
mark for this county. This was an
abnormal number. Normal registra
tion la between 13,500 and 14,000
names. Many of the 1032 registra
tions were by transients and residents
of nearby counties. Many of the lat
ter class have transferred back to
their home counties.
OPERATOR IN COURT
A Jury In Justlc of tn Peso Wll
ltsm R. Colemsn's court today la hear.
Ing testimony tn the trial of Fred
W. Bartley of Jacksonville, charged
Tltb operating a common carrier
without proper license. A aeeond
complaint charges operation of a car
rier without a Publlo Utility com
mission license. Bartley operates an
auto atage between this city and
Jacksonville. The complaint were
filed by the state police.
Bartley has appeared In court on
similar charges previously, when len
iency was extended by th court.
BIRTHS
Born to Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Chap
man of Prospect, a baby girl weigh
ing eight pounds, five ounces, Satur
day night at Puruckers . Maternity
home.
Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Chapman uf
Prospect are the parents of a daugh
ter, weighing 8V4 pounds, born Sep
tember 8 at the Purucker Maternity
home.
Born September 10 to Mr. and
Mra. E. A. Calkins, a daughtor,
weighing 7 pounds, at the Purucker
Maternity home.
Born at the Purucker Maternity
home September 11, to Mr. and Mrs.
James Kalver, a son weighing 7i
pounds,
In Memorian
Amanda Fehl
"Behold th lllle. a they grow
they toll sot, neither do they spin.
Yet I say unto you that Solomon"
In all hla glory waa not arrayed as
one of these."
But th glory of th lllle, I not
so pur at th soul of this aged and
saintly mother th mother of
Judge Fehl. Purer than th lllleal
jet unlike th llllea, her hands war
worn with toll, her heart waa gripped
with sorrow, her head waa bowed In
prayer, but her radiant soul was
young, eternally young, with th In
spiration ot a perfect faith.
During th last year ah dw.lt on
th borderland looking Into two
worlds looking with eyea that sea
and there waa revealed unto her
great truths and visions.
Not so long ago when I waa far
away from here she sent to me the
following meassge and I feel that
!sh wishes ma to shar It with you
i her today. There ar her word,,
i which I epeak In a aplrlt of deep
i reverence: "Oh I how I mlaa my son
yet I cannot complaint, for th
Mother of Jeiu suffered when her
aon opened th Door to th Kingdom
for all to follow. Bo our Hop Is
beyond th veil, but His Orace la
sufficient to keep us steadfast, Im
movable, alwaya abounding In the
worka of th Lord, for w know our
work la not In ruin If In th Lord.
God only, can bring luetic and re
establish a pur people on earth,
and thli He has promised us In due
eeaaon.
So w are looking forward with
hop, aa w ae th world today In
th greatest turmoil. Man's hearts
ire falling for fear of what le ahead.
Their prayera have been ascending
upward for over nineteen hundred
years, for the dawn of this day.
"So we ar to put on th whole
armor of Ood and th breast-plate
of righteousness and to prees on to
th high calling In Ood through
Chrlit Jeeua our Lord.
"Now. my dear friend., may Ood
help you In every good work you
have been so faithful In discharging,
every duty In your power to bring
Justlc and harmony. From a friend,
to my friends Ood bless you, la my
prayer."
Burely, no worda of oure oou'.d
possibly be aa eloquent aa her own,
which fall Ilk a benediction upon
all, e.pectally upon that beloved and
absent son.
Burely, th eloae of her earthly life
la Ilk th cloe of a perfect day
"a radiant sunset, besutlful as
hlmlnge when they take their flight,
dllatea and kindles Into rest."
ARIEL BURTON POMBROY.
15-os. Blue Herringbone suiting,
121 50, made to measure, Klein tin
Tailor. Upstair.
COURT TO SELECT
Selection of th 185 budget com
mute 1 expected to b con.ldered
at the regular meeting of the county
court tomorrow. Th first meeting
of th budgt commute 1 xpected
to b held th final week of Sep
tember, and th budget for th com
ing year oompleted, a required by
state law, on November 1.
Prominently mentioned for th nw
budget commute are state Senator
George w. Dunn of Ashland, W. 7,
(Toggery BUI) leases of Medford, and
W. J. Freeman of Central Point.1
Th county court desires to select
a budget committee that will give
each ot th main divisions of the
county representation. On of the
difficulties encountered Is to get eltl
rent acquainted with business and
tax conditions, and other anglea, who
are willing to make the sacrifice In
tiro away from their own affairs,
necessary for preparation of th bud
get. Th county court alt with the
budget commute In th sessions.
County department are now pr
paring their budget estimates for the
coming year. They follow closely the
amount of last year, with the usual
small Increases. Many of th county
offices have been working short
handed the past year. It Is not ex
pected that any will close th yesr
with a deficit, though It will be close
shaving. No unanticipated expense
cam th past year, to upset the bud
get, such as was experienced by res-
son of th Banks-rein turmoil trials
Some of th budget Item, however,
will be for expense Incurred In re
storing community peso.
Schol, road and relief funds. In
cluding old age pension allowance
are scheduled to be the msln prob
lems confronting the budget commit
tee.
URGED FOR CONTROL
OF STONE FRUIT PEST
Peach, prune and apricot grower!
are advised to apply control measures
for root borers at this time, accord.
Ing to th Information Issued by
County Aaent I: P. Wilcox. The
gassing of borers by means of para.
dlchlorobenilne 1 highly successful
If applied In the right manner within
th next ten days.
The treatment Is as follows: Level
off the ground around the tree trunk
without disturbing the subsoil, then
apply three-fourths to on ounce of
pared Ichlorobenein crystals in
continuous circle of an Inch wide
around th tree trunk, on to two
Inches distant from the tree. A few
ahovela full of fine soil should then
be placed upon th chemical and
firmed well.
Th application of this material
to trees less than fou.' years eld may
cause Injury to th cambium layer.
and feeding roots, one-hair ounce
of the chemical may be used In case
of these young trees providing the
soil containing th material be moved
away from th tree after period
of tlire weeks.
Th crystala slowly give off ft gas
that la heavier than air which set
tlers In around the tree and causes
a killing of borers within their tun
nela. For best result th soil ehould
b dry and air temperaturea to da
gree or warmer.
1
Meteorological Report
Reotember 11. 1034
Medford and vicinity: Fair tonight
and Wednesday. Slightly winner
nlaht.
Or. iron: Fair south and cloudy with
local ahowera north portion tonight
and Wedneaday. Slightly warmer
aouth and central portion tonight,
Temperature a year ago today
Highest S3; loweat 44.
Total monthly precipitation, none;
deficiency for th month .10 Inchea.
Total precipitation sine September
1. 1034. none. Deficiency for th
aesson 10 Inches.
Relative humidity at 6 p. m, yea-
tsrday 22 degreee; 5 a. m. today 70
degree.
Tomorrow:
Sunrise 8:48 a. m. Sunset 8:28 p. m.
Observation. Tsken at 5 A. M,
120th Meridian Tim
II
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r!
If
9
Bole
Boiton -..
Chicago -.
Denver
Eureka
Helena ..
Loa Angeles
MEDFORD .
New York
Omaha
Phoenix
Portland -
Reno
80
80
L. 78
80
72
74
80
84
70
88 .18
84
54
50
42 .04
84
43
64
80
74
54 T
48
48
88
54
54 .03
54
88
Clear
P.cdy.
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
, 70
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Roeeburg .
Salt Lake
. 74
. 84
, 84
Ban Francisco.
Cloudy
P. Cdy.
Seattle 88
Spokane 88
Walla Walla - 72
Washington, D.C, 88
Cloudy
Clear
LtT9tOCk
PORTLAND, Sept. 11. (AP) Cat
tle: 100; calves 10; about steady.
Cowi. good, common and medium.
M.S04; low cutter and cutter, ei.78
HOOS 100: buyers tn'.kln la
39o lower. Lightweight, good and
choice, t9.S0og.7S; medium weight,
good and choice, S0)7; htavy.
weight, good and choice, s.40
76: packing sow, medium and
good, a44.26.
SHEEP 1300; about steady, un
changed.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Sept. 11. (API But.
ter: print, A grade, 38 o lb.; parch
ment wrapped cartons, SOo lb.; quaa.
tlty purchase He lb. less; B grade,
parchment wrapped, S74 lb.; do.
cartons 300 lb.
BUTTERF AT Portland delivery: A
grade delivery at least twice weeklv.
37o lb.; country routes, 34c: B grsd
or delivery fewer than twlc weekly.
roniana, soo in.; country routes, 35
lb.; c grsd at market.
EGOS Sale to retailers: nrtvata
firms, specials, 30c; extras, 37c: fresh
extra brown, 37c; atandarda, 39c;
Ireeh mediums, 3Se: medium flrata,
33e: pullets. 16c; black pullet. lSo-
do firsts, lSc; checks, 17918c; bak
ers, no aozen.
KOGS Buylnr prle of wholsi.
era: fresh specials, 38c; extras, 38o;
fresh extra, brown, 33c; extra first.
33c; fresh medium,, soc; medium
firsts, 18c; pullet., 140 checks, IS
doeen; undergrsde, 13$13o doeen.
NEW POTATOES Oreson Bur.
banks. 60a 65e SO lbs.; Taklm Oema.
No. 1, (1.30 cental.
CANTALOUPES Standards. 11a
1.25 per crate; Dlll.rd S1.90: Spear.
1.3S: old-fashioned muskmelons.
7Scl crate.
Cheese, milk, country meets, llv
poultry, onions, wool and hay, steady
and unchanged.
Pordand Wheat
PORTLAND, Or., Sept. H.(AP1
Grain:
Wheat: Oen High Low Clos
May M ii P2H 821, 82 i
Sept. 87 87 87 87
Dec. 88 88 88 89
Cash: Big Bend bluestem 8814:
dark hard winter 12 per cent 1.0014:
do 11 per cent 8514: soft whit, nor-
tnrn spring, and western red, 88;
western whit 87: hard winter 0114.
wata; ro. a wnit 84.00.
Corn: No. 2 K. yellow 3J.
Mtllrun standard 21X10.
Today'e car recelta: Wneat 82: w.
ley 1; flour 8; corn 1; oats 8; hay 1.
Chicago Wheat
CHICAGO, Sept. 11 (AP Wheat:
Open High Low Clos
Sept.. old. 1.0514 l oss; 1.05 1.0814
new l.Ofl'i i.oa 1.05 1.08H
Deo., old 1.0814 1.07H 1.084 1.0714
New 1.0H 1.07 1.08 1.0714
May 1.07H 1.08J4 1.07)4 1.0814
Sliver
NEW TOPJC. Sept. 11 (AP) Bar
allver barely steady. 14 lower at
8. F. Bnttcrfat
BAN FRANCISCO, Sept. II. f APi
Flrat grade butterfat, 88e, fob,, Baa
Francisco.
1
Wall St. Report
NEW TOHK. Sept. 11. (AP)
Stock, moved uncertainly today. Sen
timent was mixed and speculative
enthusiasm only luk-wrm. Just
how much th list waa Influenced
by th Main election results was
matter of argument, Th metal dli
played eom resistance, but small
gains and losses were th rule else
where. Th clos wss Irregular. Trana
fera approximated 800.000 aharea.
Today's closing price for 82 sel
ected etocks follow:
Al. Chem U Dye l
Am. Can 85 14
Am. A Fgn. Pow. 84
A. T. a T. lis
Anaconda ,
Atch. T. ti S. F. .
Bendlx Avta.
Beth. Btel
California Pack'g.
Cataplllar Tract. .
Chrysler ...-.....
Com!. Solv
. 11H
, 4S!i
. ll4
. 271.
. 38 H
. 24'4
. 81 1,
. 18 '4
Curtlsa-Wrlghl
DuPont
Oen. Foods
24-
85 ;
394
28i
241J
Offn. Mot. ........
Int. Harvest.
I. T. a T. ,
Johns-Man.
, 4S4
2S'l
Monty Ward
North Amer.
Penney (J. C.)
Phillips Pet.
Radio
Sou. Pao.
Std. Brands
St. Oil Cal.
55'4
, 1S4
, B'
. 17'.
, 184
ai4
42-
St. OH H. J.
Trana, Amer.
Union Carb. .
Unit. Aircraft
U. 8. Steel
34
40
IS '4
3214
OS WEST'S DAUGHTER
SEEKS RENO DIVORCE
RENO, Sept. It (AP) Mrs. Helen
W. Bton tiled suit hare today to di
vorce Eltery W. Stone, San Francisco
social rglstrlt now of Nw York
city. They married Jan. 34. 1025 In
Portland, Or., and have two children.
Mr. Bton charged extreme oruelty.
Mr. Helen W. Stone I a daughter
I of Oswald West of Portland, former
Igoraravor ts Oregon.