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BEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE. MEDFOHD, OREO OX. SUNDAY, .TTTXTC 23. 1035. PAGE FITS STATE HAS MONEY 10 TAKE UP ALL ROAD AIO FUNDS BALEM. Juno 23. (AP) Oregon will have money available to take up all federal aid funds and other government appropriations to the state for highway construction pur poses for the year. 1935-36. R. H. Bnldoclc, highway department en gineer, announced today following a checkup of state revenues and match fund requirements. The calculations assure a federal and state road building program to taling at least .13.9SO.000 during the next three years, Baldock said. Construction operations will neces sarily extend over a period of at least three years since the current aeason Is so far advanced It will he Impossible to get much of the work under way before winter. The first of the Jons to be desig nated for contracts. Baldock stated, will be a portion of the regular fed eral aid projects, which the high way commission will select from scheduled projects at a special meet ing here next Tuesday. These pro jects, it was estimated, would aggre gate about 25 per cent of the total fe1erat aid allocation. EXECUTED YOUTH E CANON CITr. Coto., June 22 (AP) Leonard Belongla, Wisconsin farm boy, who was executed at the state prison last night for the mur der of a Colorado rancher, his em ployer, left behind a plea to parents, urging them to treat their children Justly and kindly. Belonging message, released today, was addressed also to the administra tors of orphan homes and penal in stitutions. "Give those children of yours ten to 15 years of Intelligent guidance and kindness and I'll guarantee their success as men and women," Belongla told parents. To institution heads he said: "I have been In two different orphanages and a house of correction where children eight and nine years of age knew more about life than many grownups. Some of the tough est kids I ever met were in the Roose velt House of Correction in Chicago. Many of them In later years plied up prison records as long as the list of your ancestors. "Although It la my firm belief that parents are to blame for m child's waywardness, I do not believe that they are always conscious of It. I know that my folks were not aware of neglecting me." Strawberry Harvest Kndrd HOOD RIVER. Ore., June 22. (AP) The strawberry harvest In the mid Columbia area Is ended for this sea gon. Eighteen cars of fresh berries were shipped to Inte.'-mountaln mar ket and a pack was processed by the apple growers' association. OOTATE f 0 CLASSIFY WANTED 3 or 3 passengers to share expenses to San Diego. For details Pnone 761. WANTED A reliable and responsible young man over 16 years of age to take a paper route. Call 33 Wash ington St., after 5:0O p. m. FOR SALE 5 dozen Hollywood strain hens. 13 months old. $1.00 each. Ed Bechtel's, Myers Lane, Just off Stuart Ave. 'pOR SALE Cherries, several varie ties. W. J. ocbhard, !i mile North Bear Creek bridge, Central Point. TOR SALE '38 Graham sedan: port able phonograph: E-tlat alto saxo phone, case and .tnnd. will trade. No. 9 E. Jackson after 7:30 p. m. FOR RENT Nlcelv furnished front room. Always cool. Home privileges. Meals If desired, close In. 915 W. 10th. FOR RENT 5-room completely fu.-n. home., elec. refrlg . range, wasner, eic. Summer months. Call 575-W. Clear farm, fair house, well lo cated. 55 exrea cultivated. Price (5.000. Will take larger city proper tv and pay mih difference, or smaller and give long time. Small store property 1250. c'.eir Want small residence clear. Large residence clear. Make fine rooming house. S3.000. Trade even or rrjght put In cash on larger deal. 1ft acres vacant. Clear. Clone In 2.500. Wants residence, of equal value or would pay ca.h difference. 20 acre, mountain farm with 6- i rvm modern horn. Clear. Wants city modem to .S 0O0. OPEN SUNDAY. ( MEDPORD TRADING CO. 21 So. Riverside. P- $ FL'RNITL'RE re-upholstered, reflnlsh ed. rained. Phone 069-R. Th Insult GOOD VSF.D CARS '34 Chevrolet Coupe. 73 Fed sed.in. M r"Soto .Win. '32 ir:to Sedan. "33 Device SMn. '31 Chevrolet Scian. A:.v '35 Buick demonstrator. New rr arl',, nd service at a iu1 stanttal saving. r.riaS OARAGE ..;.-!- rt.il.e-BUiC-P':-ti.'-So. Riversiue Fiione 102 Airview of Ford ' The photograph above It an unusual air view of the site of the Ford Exposition at San Diego, showing, at the left, the Ford Exposition Building, in the background, the bridge in beautiful Balboa Park, the tower on the Exposition Grounds, and, at the right of the Ford building, the great bowl in which 3,000 persons can be seated. FLIGHT 10 ROME NEW YORK. June 32. (AP) Two wealthy young Portugese noblemen planning a non-stop flight to Rome as "a sporting proposition" wrecked their plane when they tried to take off from Floyd Bennett field today, but escaped themselves without a scratch. Returning to the hangar they bought champagne for everyone in sight and blithely announced they would try it again In their blue and yellow monoplane (Bellanca) if it can be repaired; in another If It can not. 4 ! Card of Thanks The famllv of Lllli Rosalena Bur gess wi'sh to thar.k their many friend for kindnesses and flowers during their bereavement. R. T. Burgess, F. E. Chandler and family. Use Mall Tribune want ads. WANTED Pour experienced apple thinners, l'i miles west of Central Point. Waits Ranch. FOR SALE One Eureka cleaner with all attachments; like new. A bar gain. Tel 503.-W. APT FOR RENT Summer rates. Ber ben Apts. 10 Quince. 1932 FORD V-8 Coupe. Perfect every wav and priced to sell quick. PIERCE ALLEN MOTOR CO. UNVCIP.NISHED apartment. 8 large rr-c-ms. water and lights. Reasonable Also furnished Bleeping room. 245 So. Central Ave. f WANTED Chrysler 70 or 72 motor, with or without accessories. Phone 401 -R-l. FOR SALE 40 acre dairy ranch, 40 head of cattle. 3 horses, farm machinery, 35 ahe-p, about 70 tons of hay, 1000 bushels oats and wheat. 100 young turkeys. Sickness cause of this sacrifice. Price 5200.0O. '4 cash. bal. terms, SOUTHERN OREGON REALTY CO, 44 No. Riverside WANTED Woman to take care of In valid lady in country home Give age. experience and references. Box 3462. Tribune. WANTED CALIFORNIA PROPERTY Have 40 acres unincumbered 3 mi. from Medford. Griffin Creek dis trict. Dep loam soil, garden and alfalfa land. 20 acres irrigated. 4 acres In woods. Beautiful building site. Modern house, electric pump ing plant. Prlo $4500 trade or sell. ALSO 450 ft. frontae Pacific highway. B-.isiness location. 4-room house, store butldlnjr and sandwich sund. Sacrifice price 1600 cash. ALSO 8 seres lVar Creek bottom garden land, modern 7 -room bungalow. 2200 cash, fie owner. 20 North Peach. Phone 910-Y. LOST Brown hill-fold. Return by mall to P. T. Young, Keep currency a reward. Titles in billfold hard to replace. Thanks. The Diamond Cafe Is Open from 6 a. m. to Midnight daily Sat. 6 a. ra. to 3 a. m. Sun. Serving American and Chinese Dishes 127 E. 6th St. Exposition Site and Music Bowl ' v ' 1 . - j r jet a 11 n. ! OF NEW YORK. June 22. ( AP) The Rev. Edward V. Dnrgin, canonist for the Roman Catholic diocese of New York and an authority on church laws, charges In the July Issue of the Ecclesiastical Review thivt Father Charles E. Cougrlln viola Ud canon law in nis political utterances and in the organization of rls National Union for Social Justice. Dargin says In the article that Bishop Michael J. Gallagher of De troit has "the right and duty to forbid'-' political activity by ecclaslostics and that Fdtiier Coughlin "can and should be punished" for disobeying. "It Is the opinion of this writer," Dargin writes, "that the activities ol Father Coughlln constitute direct vio lation of canon law. Whether his activities are or are not political Is a question of fact. "It is my conviction that they are political and this conviction is based on his organization of a natlon?wide league, with a direct and open threat to us tits voting power for or against certain national policies, lawsv and elective officials. PARIS, June 22. (AP) The news paper Paris Soir In a copyright article reported today the death of the de throned Emperor of Ethiopia, Lig Yasu, in a lonely mountain top pri son in the province of Harrar; far from Addla Ababa. The article, describing the former emperor's life as that of a "modern man In an Iron mask" said he died ' six months ago but that his death i had been kept secret by the govern ment. Beavers Get Pllcher j PORTLAND, June 22. (AP) Of- J finals of the Portland Baseball club announced late yesterday that Bill I Posedel. right-har.ded pitcher of tne ! Tulsa Texas League club, would be I brought here tn exchange for Out- j fielder George Blackerby. Posedel was I with the Portlan doutfit In 1929 and I 1P30. Blackerby left for the south last '. night. 1 use Mall Tribune want ads. 30 LESS Than Non-Board Rate on Automobile Liability In surance. Stock Company ... No Chance for Assessments. Our policy will qualify nnder the new state law. Brown & White Agency, Inc. 11 104 Vt Main O Encluou HALF HOUR NIGHT GIVES FAIRB BIG CELEBRATION FAIRBANKS. Alaska, June 22. (AP) Today the sun set In Fair banks and rose again in half an hour, making it the longest day in any city, anywhere. There wasn't any night, for citi zens of Fairbanks called a holiday stopped nil business, and devoted the 25 hours of daylight to games for the children, races, a baseball game and a potlatch. The ball game started at midnight and without floodlights, either. Some people went to the "summit" in cars to watch the phenomenon of the sun going down and coming right back up almost immediately, and some chose airplanes to view the spectacle. On the streets, they danced and read newspapers. Two dance halls were used because of the gieat crowds celebrating. Miners warmed from the hills to celebrate. Cow bells, horns and other noise makers rattled and clanged for hours. The sun sets at midnight, but that will last only a few weeks. The pro cess Is gradual. Slowly the nights will lengthen. During the 24 hours from midnight Friday to midnight Saturday, however, Fairbanks has Its place In the sun a 24-hour sun. MERCURY AT 127 T ZARAGOZA, Spain. June 72. (AP) The temperature reached 127 de grees fahrcnhelt today and many per sons were prostrated. The fifth army division, quartered here, evacuated the barracks because of the Intense heat and set up camp on the outskirts of the city. 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This car ha.s the conventional three forward speeds and In addition a re serve Rear and optional free wheeling. The service brakes are hydraulic and the emergency brake works on the transmission. This car conies In four different body models. They are the two-door sedan, the tourer or phaeton, the two-seater roadster, and the sport two-seater. In order that you may have some idea of what the lines of 3 models of this car are like we may say that they are something like en Austin. The fourth model, the sport i"taWa GUARANTEED vS? AUT0 RADiosK . .. ' f wherever you drive. The new .V mHS 1935 Motorola has tone con- I trol, full dynamic speaker and V ' I. Ji'iiT alloi thelatest Improvements. yV'ftf AU models at Ik r reasonable. fS&gJR 11 I m I M T R c. I .1 -V. SEAT COVERS EaSjKAcl u I f Protect yqur "X5-ef JK f af I If a cloth, and 1 Ar JT S- t& uphol.tery.nol fi 11 ip,v TSiW' i JZJ kep th Inter- 'fSf ssisss: fciBiNioi; jfaA aar - jECl AUV as Tfbti r ,.a.i,h ALL LasWIH P'E J' &l FOR j. AS J Jf coodtUb QUALITY PRODUCTS Lewis Super Service Station Complete Automotive Service Wrecker Service We Never Close 8th and Front Streets W. L. LEWIS, Mgr. Phone 1300 two-seater doent look liko anything we have awn before. This model 16 the stream-lined creation of Flat. It has nicely flowing fenders and the top. when not In use, folds down in biu-k completely out of siifht. Tney also have something of a fin on th? dsck of the car to add to Its Block, speedy lines. We do not know the exact reed of this particular model, but Judging from their other cars It la probably around fiO or 70. Pontiac's Springs Offer Comfort and Quiet Operation i Close-fitting steel sprlns covers pro tect Pontiac's graphited springs from dust and water, thus ellminatliiK squeaks and rattles due to improper spring lubrication, fcy this method there Is no danger of ''frozen leaves" which are dvie to rust forming be tween the spring leaves. To further augment quietness and comfort. Pont lac has Insulated the rear spring from the axle nouser with live rubber, and at the front end of the rear spring a rubber bushing les sens any tiro and road noises, On Pontiac's new standard six. "stabilized springing" la used to slve a smooth, balanced drive. To jialn the greatest decree of cofmort and safety from thla method of suspen sion, the chassis and engine of the new standard six have been moved forward five Inches In relation to the wheels, throwing more of the weight on the front wheels, thus assuring a more even distribution of weight. An other factor contributing to greater riding ease Is that much of the stiff ness has been taken out of the front springs. To give greater road steadi ness at all speeds, a satbtllzer bar onnects the two shock absorbers. which means that shocks from severe bumps are borne by both springs and not by one alone. This bar also makes steering easier because It pre vents excessive flexing of the front springs, the wheels holding their true course through heavy gravel or over the roughest roads. A fear Is being felt by local can ning Interests that the eastern mar kets which have In the past absorbed a large percentage of the Medford cherry production will withdraw their orders next year because of an un predictable situation that has arisen here. Last year, the cherry crop was in a great measure destroyed by hard rains, splitting the fruit and render ing it useless. Now this year, to add to the cannerymen'a troubles, the crop Is unusually light. To safeguard their eastern and mlddlcwestern mar kets, the Rogue River Valley Can ning company la making ail effort to obtain all of the Royal Anne and Btng cherries possible thla ypar, and are asking the growers to bring In their cherries Just as soon as they sre ripe for canning. Operation on cher ries will begin this week. Dse Mall Tribune want ads. 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