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Newspaper Page TextBEDFORD HAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD. OREGON. SUNDAY, AUGUST 18, 1935. PAGE THIRTEEN Vv'AbttfcB TO dWeVKVIUiE J TO I BORROW f m Head every sd on this page. Von win probably find e sctly the thing 70a want to boy or sell. It It Isn't there, advertise. 1 1 ' Inexpensive, effective. RATES Pet word tint Insertion (Minimum 25c) ah additional Insertion, aer word (Minimum 10c) Per Una per month without copy ehangea USt Phone 75 FOR WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND rrT small clack and tan dog black harness brass-trimmed, near Main and Riverside streets. 15.00 reward. Notify City Police. LOST If dog missing, oall 1516 WANTED MALE HELP 135 A WEEK OPPORTUNITY Want .r, to service 200-famlly grocery route. I send everything you need. von don't risk a penny. Automobile given If you qualify. Details free. , Albert Mills. 7278 Monmouth. Cln- j clnnatl, O. - . WANTED Neat appearing young man for local sales work. Selling expert- ence not necessary although help-I fill. Sales training offered In na- I Sf?- .3ngdu.shAra5i dress Box 6311. Tribune, stating, ue education, experience, etc. I - ! DEPENDABLE man for 77-store route, 0OUOLAS and JACKSON COUN TIES. Exner. unnec. No selling, .. .-it.., ouai.m i-iaf nn ' oisiriouw. wu,. , weekly. Write "Safetyoo 69 , Hunt-. " ! MEN WANTED for Rolgh Routes ..r.r"nr9A ;.v and Increase rapidly. Write J lelgh. Dept. ORH-124-S. Oakland. cam. WANTED Man with car for part , time work. Write P. o. box , Medford, Ore. WANTED Partner with .400 on a ure shot mining deal. A. R. En yeart. Jacksonville. OPPORTUNITY for young men Inter- esteo in aviation. tu." 85 per day and board. Must have 930 deposit. If interested write Box 8606, Tribune. WANTED FE?"LE HELP WANTED Girl or woman to assist with housework and care of chil dren. Go home nights. Phone 1147-J. WANTED Girl for general house work and care of child. Phone 1333 -X. WANTED Experienced woman for general housework In country. Ref erence required. Box 6313, Tribune. POSITION open Married or single woman, showing stunning new Au tumn dresses. 815 weekly and your own dresses free. No canvassing. Experience unnecessary. Send size. Taahlon Frocks, Dept. T 6753. Cin cinnati, Ohio. WANTED Reliable girl or woman for housework. Four In family. Ref erences. Phone 8-F-14. WANTED Experienced waitress. Must be neat. Box 6307, Tribune. CHRISTMAS CARDS Big commis sions selling personal greetings, embossed stationery, samples free. 31 folder assortment. Humorous. Itching. Everyday, Olft Wrapping Boxes. Bonuses. Experience unnec essary. Wallace Brown 417H South Hill St., Los Angeles, MALE AND FEMALE RELIABLE men and women wanted to service regular customers on Mc Ness routes. Make up to $13 a day No experience or capital required. Write Mr. Thomaa. 428 Third St., Oakland, Calif. WANTED Experienced pear pickers to pick by box. Tel. 1016-L. HOP PICKERS WANTED AT GRANTS PASS, ORE Picking will start about Aug. 33 and will last about 35 daya. Clean camping grounds on; banks of Rogue river witn wooa tTl:. .f.n'Tent SO. OREGON HOP GROWERS ASSN O rants pass Chamber of Commerce WANTED SITUATIONS STENOGRAPHER wants Phone 375. Miss Graves. position. CAPABLE lady want housekeeping or work. 639 No. Central. EXPERIENCED truck driver. 25. wants work. Phone 1066-W or call 838 Taylor St. WANTEDMISCiLIANEO US WANTED-Modem unfurnished hou.e. Must have 3 bedrooms and sleeping porch or 3 bedrooms. State price and location. Box 6313. Tribune. WTLL PAY CASH FOR 1929 or 1930 Ford coupe. See Tollefwn, Shell Serv. Sta., 6th Aj Pront. EMPTY furniture ran going to Los Angeles, want load for there or ay point. Phone 615, Hawley Transfer. WANTED Uxed office desk chair. In good condition. Box Tribune. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS WANTED To rent, bv ormv officer turnisnea nouse. 3 bed rooms or 2 ; bed rooms and sleeping porch. Give location and price. Box 6381, Mill Tribune, WANTED One or two children to care for by the week or day. De sirable home. Phone 1522-Y. WANTED Model T Pord truck with Warlord transmission for wrecking. J. R. Bowen, Rogue River. WANTED To buy or lease with op tion to buy, 40 acres. 20 under cul tivation, not under ditch, small house, barn. Prefer Sams Valley. Give full description. Box llS-O, Rt. 1 .Ashland. WANTED Water pipe up to ": cedar poles; Shepherd dog: chick ens. Wm. Eschrlch, Oold Hill. WANTED 29 oz. Lime Rickey and Olnger Ale bottles. Snider Dairy & Produce. Tel. 203. WANTED Small furnished house. Convenient. 120 to (25.00. 3 adults. References. Box 6304, Tribune. WANTED Old envelopes with stamps from 1890 and previous. Box 6297, Tribune. WANTED Small children to care for In my home. 623 So. central. WANTED Pear haul. J. Ashland. 10-F-ll. WANTED Good used piano, prefer ably Baldwin. Must be priced low for cash. 310 Medford BIdg. WANT TO RENT 5 to 10-acre ranch. Improved, close in. C. M. Rose, 1130 Nlantlc. WANTED Small furnished house close In Will pay 20 a month for suitable place. Write Box 681, Mall Tribune. WANTED Flat top desk, 32x42 In. top. with single or double row of drawers: oak or dark wood finish 6786. care Mall Itlbune. WANTED Beel cattle, veal, lambs, and pastue J. J. Osenbrugge- 1X7 A WTffT, on, - . ,,, furnlture ina Jtote5 w. DUJ metalB n1M wuol nd m.J. nair medf-okd Bakoajn HOUSi, 27 N Grape St Phone 1062 WANTED-Helfet Write Ruby Sobulz Oregon FOR RENT HOUSES . - , 3-ROOM furnished house, close la, low rental. Ill West Jackson St. FOR RENT S room house, modern, 37 Quince. Adults. Call 449-M. - for RENT 0 and 4 room house on pacmj Hwy 3 fn quire vern cannon. 1103 w. 4tn. cRrnTJuTnlshed house; 1019 Ann, for RENT Very fine, high class 4 room Iurnlshed house; "D' Ideal Court, cor. Myrtle and Tay lor Sts. Geo. Iverson. FOR RENT 5-rm. modern house, newly refinlshed Inside, close to schools. 315 Haven. 920.00. water paid. Inquire 329 Haven. FOR RENT Hom"s furnished or unfurnished. Brown & White FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT A roomy 4-room suite In Beautiful Holly Apartments. Completely furnished. Frlgldelre, electric range everything for com fort. Quiet. Second door north of postofflce. Call 1397-R for appoint ment. FOR RENT Furnished apt. $15.00. Cabin, 89.00. 616 North Central. FOR RENT Apt. 806 W. Main. FOR RENT Large furnished apart ment. Fireplace, steam heat, hot and cold water. Apply Mall Trib une office. FOR RENT Furnished apartment Durell Court. Phone 879-X for ap pointment. SMALL apt. for rent. 40 Quince. Adults. Tel. 641-W. FOR RENT Large cool apt. radio and sleeping porch. 518 So. Oakdale. FURNISHED two-room apt. 4th. PARTLY furnished 4-room apt, close In. 20 8. Fir. FOR RENT Hotel Holland Apta Tel 710 FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS 3 FURN. rooms for rent. Adults. Call after Sunday 116 So. Laurel. FOR RENT Sleeping room. 317 West 2nd. FOR RENT Large front sleeping room, 1 or 3 beds. Close in. 20 5. Fir. FURNISHED rooms and apts. 910 to 915. 325 E. Jackson. FOR RENT Furnished sleeping room Call before 9:30 or after 4:30. Phone 433-W 83 No Peach. ATTRACTIVE rooms 404 S Orn i FOR RENT ROOM BOARD i BOARDERS wanted. Taylor's. 339 So. Central. RATES reasonable at 716 B Main FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Floor sander. For Ssle Tree props, tree prop houks. Econ omy Lbr. Co., Phone 594. FOR RENT Business location room 16x50 Will remodel to suit tenant Apply Mall Tribune. FOR EXCHANGE TRADE Truck for carl 1 H ton Gra ham, good tlrps. cab , 1935 lie. Ideal bed to haul fruit. E. L. Niedermsn Route 1. Box 886. Grant Pass. Ore. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR TRADE 40 A. In eastern Waah. near summer rAort for property in or near Medford or Oram Pass, or So. Ore. Box 6411, Tribune, TOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE iw a. irrigated aairy rancn fully equipped for camp grounds and service atatlon. Inquire at Da mon Cafe. Central Point. FOR SALE OR TRADE West Side home site. 12 A. all tillable. Some fruit and Improvements. Owner, Box 2S2. Rt. 2. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE THE WESTERN LOAN BUX1. CO. offer the following real estate lor sale: 644 Palm Street . ..1200.00 13 Kenwood BSCWO 1160.00 903-5 No. Riverside , 815 W. 13th 1000.00 1160.00 1320.00 1080.00 400.00 600.00 514 Haven 702 Palm St. 526 Haven 211 Elm 404 McAndrewa Road . 304 W. Jackson 1500.00 All prices are cash but local financ ing can be arranged for buyer - who can pay 33 down, can our oi fios 46 So. Central. W. S. Thomas, local mgr. FOR SALE 80 acres. 35 under culti vation. 4-rm. house. Gravity water, $1200. 5 acres. 4-rm. house. Irrigation, close in, f 500. Open Sundays MEDFORD TRADING OO. 21 So. Riverside. Phone 103 SMALL RANCH House and barn. Some Improved low price. H scher merhorn, mile west Phoenix. FOR SALE Small lease. Evans Creek. i)ts oi garaen ana irmz; xumuure and farming equipment. 3 good cows, 1 Just fresh; good house to live In. Sell all or separate. Extra fine mahogany piano. Fordson trac tor, disc, and plow, cheap. Mrs. Bowen. Rogue River. VERY attractive practically new Stuc co, 5 rooma, oak floors, fireplace, pavement. It only takes 9350 down end monthly payments of 122.60. 4 room modern bungalow all new Inside and out for only 1500. Very easy terms. Beautiful suburban home, every convenience, S acres, fruit and nut for only 95000. Fine 2-story and basement mod ern home on Rlgue river. 33 acres, cheap water, fine fruit, price , 80O0.0O, terms. 37 acres practically all In com -. tnerclal fruit, buildings fair, 5 miles from Medford, only S3O0O.O0. easy terms. ' We also have some very attract ive Income properties to offer In vestors. We make conservative real estate loans, collect rentals and look ' af ter properties. BROWN & WHITE, Realtors 104 W. Main St. HOUSES FOR SALE OR KENT Jackson County Building & Loan Asa'n. Phone 18ft. 3. 5 AND 10 TO 260-ACKE RANCHES Good buildings, plenty water. Sev eral dealrable city and suburban homes. TWO MODERN AUTO CAMP GROUNDS. 600 feet on Ro gue river highway; all equipped, store, gas statlon,cablns furnished; good fishing. ROBERTS, Realtor, 720 W. Second. HAVE several high-class home prop erties in oold Hill, Central Point Medford, Ashland, for sale on rent al basis or trade for Portland prop erty. Big reduction for cosh, tiee or write E. N. Stldd. 40 Granite Ashland. Ore. FOR SALE OR TRADE I to 1000 acres. E. Oould, the Arosage Man 403 West Jackson. 100 ACRES, well Improved, stocked and equipped close to Meed ford; some cash or income property. Bal anoe long time, low Interest. C. A. DeVoe, 523-J-2. FOR SALE This well built 7-room modern, plastered home, located on large corner lot on paved street, double plumbing, double garage, shrubs, shade trees, sprinkling tys tem. All assessments paid. Total price 3,O0O.OQ. 10 down, balance like rent. See Charles A. Wing Agency, Inc.. 10U E. Main St. Phone 728. FOR SALE OR TRADE 40 A. mnch. Improved. New 5 rm. house. E. Ferg. Kt. 3, Box 57, Eagle Point, Ore. FOR SALE 5 A. close In, Irrigated. 4 rm. house and outbuildings. Ber rles, grapes, and Lad t no clover. Only $1230. Terms Also have won derful buy In up-to-date bunga low. L. O. Plckell, 304 E. Main. FOR SALE 1 acre of excellent soil, 6-room modern house, electric pump, fruit trees, livestock and poultry; 1 miles from Sacra, mento Will sell entire ranch for $3000 or trade for Medford prop erty. Terms considered Write Ruoy Schulz, Beagle. Ore. WHEN rou thinx of real estate think of Brown A White FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES 1933 PLYMOUTH SEDAN Haa had exceptionally careful driving and 1 In excellent shape In every way. Economical transportation at low cost. SKINNER'S GARAGE 143 So. Rlcerslde. Phone 103 Bulck - Pontlac 1939 BUICK Business Coupe. Leather upholstery, rubber excellent. Haa bad verey good oare In every way. A real good buy. SKINNERS GARAGE 143 So. Riverside. Phone 103 Bulck - Pontlac FOR SALE School bus. factory body, seat 35 to 30. A-l shape. Harry Purch. Tel 1398. FOR SALE Orchard truck, ton and half. 13,000 mileage, good condition. L. A. Salade. Phone 501. OOOD USED CARS Reasonable Prions 1933 Plymouth, 4 P. B. Sedan, side, mount 1933 Plymouth 4 P. A. Coupe 1933 Plymouth 4 P. A. Sedan 1938 LaSalle Sedan 1929 Cbevrolet Sedan 1933 Ford V-8 Sedan 1930 Austin Coupe 1930 Dodge D A. Sedan 1931 Hirley Davidson motorcycle 1928 Chevrolet Coupe 1934 Ford Coupe 1928 Chevrolet Sedan 1929 Cadillac Sedan A!so several other good buy. ARMSTRONO MOTORS, TNC . IB N. Riverside Paoae 1 rOR SALE AUTOMOBILES 1935 BUICK SEDAN With built-in trunk. Used slightly as a house car. This is the small Bulck. very eco nomical to run. carries new car guarantee and service, and is a new car In every respect. You can buy It at a saving. SKINNER OARAGE 143 So. Riverside. Phone 103 Bulck - Pontlac 1929 CHEVROLET COUPE An out standing value In a low priced c.ir. A quiet powerful motor in Rood shape. Body refinlshed. Tirea are fine. m SKINNER'S OARAOE 143 So. Riverside. Phone 103 Bulck Pontine GUARANTEED USED CARS AND TRUCKS We have several exceptional values In Pord Coupes and Tudors. Pord V-8 Truck. 1934 Studebaker Sedan. Graham Sedan. Stop In today and see our used cars and trucks. SANDERSON MOTOR CO. FOR SALE 1931 Model A. long wheel base, duals. Good shape, $225.00. Medford Riding Academy. FOR SALE Graham truck. Will take part wood or iabor. Phone 1352-W. 1313 W. Main. FOR SALE '31 Ford truck, brand new motor. Good tires, or trade for cows, chickens, hay, etc. write Leonard Arb, Williams, Ore. DURANT pickup, screen sides, good mechanical condition, a real buy, H45 00. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth FOR SALE 1833 4-door Ford sedan. V-8. Real bargain If sold by Aug. 31. Armstrong Motors, Inc. "37 CHEV. truck with panel body, 80. Miller Motor Co. So. Bartlett. FOR SALE Chrysler and Plymouth demonstrators. Big saving. Arm strong Motors, Ino. 38 N. River side. Phone 18. . FOR SALE Chev. 1 tontruck. Good condition. License for the rest of the year. 50.00. Rt. 4, Bo 179. Medford. LOTS OF MILES LEFT Bulck Coach. Looks and runa O. K. Needs some rubber and work on motor. Sell as la only $65. Eisy terms. See this today. It won't last. Need the money. Owner Rte. 1 Box 475. FOR SALE Ford V-8 DeLuxe Phse ton; radio, air-wheels. 308 Van couver Ave FOR SALE Hudson sedan with car tent and camp outfit. 9130.00 cash Phone 957 or 832-R. 34 Willys 77 sedan. 30 Chevrolet sedan. "29 Ford Tudor sedan. 30 Ford Tudor sedan. 32 Nash 8 DeLuxe sedan. 32 Pontlac coupe. 29 Nash 7-paae. sedan. '28 Paige sedan, like new. '31 Ford truck, long w. b. '30 Dodge truck. coupes, roadsters, touring cars. piaujjs av.io.inj ro soouu WALTER W. ABBEY. rNG. hj a. mverslde St. phone 303 See the man In the big straw hat on tne lot. FOR SALK LIVESTOCK 'vn balm two milk oows, one heavy work mare. Henry Shofer, miMjts nignway. FOR SALE 1 S-yr.-old Kentucky Jack. Extra large. Loran O'Neal, Rt. a. BOX 119. FOR SALE One Ouernsey bull 2a -ce jo. f none 857 -L. FOR SALE OR TRADE or buy horses. mcuiuiu maiiig Acaaemy. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS 1. Person, ani mal, or thing that brings good luck , 1. Run at top spaed IS. Sufficient 14. Warming device It. One Indefinitely 15. Actuality 13. College degree 19. Become 21. Short Jacket 32. One of the upright In a partition U. Scoffs 2(1. Kpoch 28. Ituhber tree 29. Other 30. Merely Si. Doleful 22. Finely divided rock U. Sftroentlne flub Solution of Yesterday's PuzzU 6AL0RE I MjP6Ts E O D PP E AC EpAjN D E N D iS FMli.A T E s T E i.ii Y kk2-E ,s C Op ET s'l STA jT j S OME nJN QTPE NA wfjllliUl.? A.5Wli s1to1ne1spe1t1eis1t 86. The Greek T 51. Plural ending IS. Finds ths sum 52. One who ap- of piles pts- 40. Swiss moun- mem tains BS. Morning: abbr. 42. Second note of 6fi. 1'ertaln Guido's st-ale 68. Excite to - 44. Crusted dish action from 45. Made words a state of from letters rest II. Cn married 40. Breathes woman's loudly in title I. Tight to. Ocean iileeo 41. Made of a certain fiber 2 J 4 J I6 5 If 0 KK 13 HP c w ';' I" m w-ii 43 m.44 M43 Ji m ii Wlr-, wt fu FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Pair Chin Rex rabbits. 6 mo. old. Large hutch. All for 2.00. 1107 Nlantlc St. FOR SALE Sow and month-old pig. Reasonable. Robt. Oilman, Route 3. near airport. FOR SALE POULTRY AND EGGS FOR SALE 100 laying pullets. White Leghorn and Buff Minorca. 721 Bcelt- man. 1 buck from Washington school. FOR SALE DOGS PETS COCKER SPANIEL puppies and dogs and roller canaries. Mra. Jack Thrasher. Jacksonville. Phone 173. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FIVE (PAIRS LADIES' SILK HOSE, nearly perfect, (1 .00. 16 pairs mens rayon plaited Imperfects $1 post paid. Satisfaction guaranteed. Econ omy Hosiery Co., Asheboro, N. C. TWO PIANOS One grand piano, one small upright piano, ootn oi a mince well known tor sixty yeara. Will sell at sacrifice price on rental terms or would even ore In home where good care would bo taxen and where a sale might be reas onably expected later. Write Col Una and Erwln Piano Co.. Alderway. Building, Portland. GOLDMAN 3-in. centrifugal pump. Schermerhorn, mile west Phoenix. TUSCAN CLINQ PEACHES will soon start ripening at Wtvlnutmere. Or ders taken now. E, E. Foaa. T.leht. FOR SALE Baled straw. E. H. Nle- dermeyer. Tel 697-R-l. BARGAIN Complete set grocery fix tures, eiectrlo reirigeraior ana ae llvery car part or all. See Trua-x, 105 N. 6th St. or Redwoods Hotel, Grants Pass. Ore. FOR SALE Aoples and crabapples, Bagley OrchaiHs. Talent. FOR SALE Third cutting clean af- falfa hay in sho:k. Nine dollars. C. H. Andrews. Gold Hill. FOR SALE Baby buggy and collaps ible play pen bath in good condi tion. Call at 33 Portland after 0:30 in evenings. FOR SALE Cream separator, large alze, first class condition, lis. a miles out Buckshot Hill road. Don Elliott, Route 4, Box Bl-B. FOR SALE 9 ft electric refrigerator, cheap for cash. Am installing larger mouei. uau vrd-o. FOR SALE Tuscan clings. O. E. Car- .penter, 4 ml. west Phoenix, Hous ton Rd. BEANS I'ic lb. You pick. Elledge Garden. Phone 493-y. EVERYTHING you need for fishing. hunting, quality. Prices Less no fool in'. Cliff's Sport Shop. 317 N. Riverside. FOR SALE Household furniture, also flat-top desk. 346 Beatty. WOOD 16-inch dry body fir, $1,75. M. F. Barlow, Talent. FOR SALE Maytag washer, bed, mat tress, Majestic radio, dresser, Mnge, 3 heaters, canvas car cover. First house east of tank. Central Point. FOR SALE Electric washer, inciner ator cheap. Call 3-F-33. FOR SALE Chiffonier, baby buggy, crib and oil stove. 715 W. Jackson. FOR SALE Third cutting alfnlfa tn shock. Milton Houston. Ross Lane. FOR SALE Baled alfalfa or oat hay. Phone 633-J-4. Otto Nledermeyer. Cross-Word Puzzle 11. Mam of aelf- luminous ras In the sky 12. Exchanged 17. That whl'-h to given tem porarily 20. Light gausy fabrics It. Playful struggles it. Pasture , 27. Aperture In a needle i JO. Eccentricities 23, Woolly sur face of cloth 26. Fold over on M, Handlers of wild animals 37. Ascended 19. Cull fits official 41. Afford pleasure 43. fart of a flower 45. Cubic meter 47. Support for m sal) 49. State which contains the Great Salt IaWe 5X. Corroded B. Gipsy B7. TlchoM 59. To a higher place DOWN 1. Scant 2. Temper t. Therefore 4. Worthier dog 5. S-phatted moldings C. Demonstrative pronoun t. Covers a roof 8. Caretis 9. Khans of light 10. The one who must cstch the others TOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS PEACHES FOR SALE Woodlawn Or chards. 1 mile east Centrsl Point. Phone 137. Bring your own boxes. FOR SALE Fine plums. Phone Hart ley. B-F-5. HAVE ww wrliver rolls Installed in your old wssher. Any make avail able. Bargain prices this month only. FlckV Hardware. TUSCAN cling peaches. Dolph Phlpps, Crater Lake Highway. FOR SALE Radio, piano, mattress, etc. First house east of tank. Cen tral Point. FURNITURE reupholstered. 969-R. FOR SALE a ravens t in apples. Tel. 7-F-4. SIBERIAN crabapplea, 3c lb. DeVoe. Tel. 633-J -3. FOR SALE Model T Ford. 10: ce ment mixer, smsll cook stove, vari ous tools. Inquire 337 Mae St., Medford. Ore. Mrs. Cartwrlght. ROCK bottom prices on galvanized pipe. Hubbaj'd Bros. . PERMANENT. $1.85. Prevost. Oakdale and 10th. Phone 737. SAVE YOUR Ola WsAher repaired I Reasonable prices ricks Hardware SACKS l's nd 20.000 sacks on band. No. 3's See us before you buy, Med- rora Bargain House. FOR SALE Used sacks Across street from Montgomery Ward's. EUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALE Lunch oar, light, can be taken anywhere. 1031 N. Central. MISCELLANEOUS FOR HIRE 4-whel trailer, cap. 3 ton. Suitable for hauling fruit, 30 So. Grape. THE ROGUE ELK Wishes to announce a special Din ner Dance Sat. evening, August 17th. A grand dinner awaits yoj. Come out and enjoy an evening of dancing. Music furnished by the Dickeys of Ashland. Please make reservations early. FRED MCDONALD. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstracts. JACKSON CO. AHSTKAC'I CO. A os tracts ot Title and rule insurance The inly complete Title System in Jackson County. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title Room 8 and 6 No a3 North Jentra) Ave., upstairs Evpert Window Cleaners. LEI GEO HOE DO (T Fel 11 13 House cleaning floor waxing ori ental rug oieaninaand upholstering HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert paca era and movers Special livestock moving equipment. Prices right 819 North Riverside Phone 815 Plana and Guitar Instruct! 11 n. FRED ALI-ON HAIiHl Tesnber Ol Ptano and Jteel Guitar Sung ri tng service Studio 818 Ubet Building Medford Or. Money to Lend MONEY LOANED 450 to 4300 for personal or household purposes on House Furnishings or Autos; also Cars Refinanced. Loans cloaed within 30 minutes. License No. 8 157. See W. E. Thomaa, 45 80. Can tral. Transfer. TRUCKING AND STORAGE LOO At and long distance hauling Furni ture moving, eto Reasunsble rates Tai 833 f e Samson Co. EAD6 TRANSFER & STORAGE OO - Of floe 1016 No Oentral Phone 816 Pr.cea right Service srut ran teed LEGAL NOTICES Call for Bids Bids for 30 tier of Black Oak and Laurel, large stove wood, 18 Inch sea aoned, delivered to West Side School District No. 95, Bids must be sub mitted by Aug. 20th. Roaerve right to reject any bids. T. J. OEFFORD, Clerk. TO WASHINGTON, Aug. 17, (AP) Representative Compton I.. White, Clarkafork, Idaho, Democrat, said to day president Roosevelt would ap prove the proposed allotment of 5.000,000 for construction of mining roads throughouht the west. White said the proposal to con struct roads through national forest areas to Isolated mining sites, which have given Indications of becoming paying properties, was In line with the presidential program and had met with his approval as works relief project. Under the program at sponsored by the forest service In Its request for 5,000,000 transient labor would be used. Handicraft Sale N earing Windup The Handicraft Shop will be closed sli day tomorrow so that merchan dise may be rearrsnged for the final week of the store-wide sale. Zo Grif fin announced Saturday. Erery article In stock. Including lovely handmade models of fancy work will be drastically reduced in price for the last days of the quit- tlng-buslness sale. This big selling event will definitely end next Sat urday, August 34. . Phone 642 We'll naul sway roui . tt fuse. City Sana tar; flemce, Club-Lodge Announcements Wesley League The Wesley League of the First Methodist church entertained the Ep worth League Friday evening with a swimming picnic at Bybee bridge. The affair was in charge of Arthur Cook, fourth vice-president, who ap pointed the following committees: Refreshments, Mildred Walker and Joyce Banish; transportation. Bill Walker and Laurel Morris, and entertainment- Luella Corn and Jean GUUngs. Swimming took up the first part of the evening, with supper following around a large camp fire. Games were played until the party was over. Those present from the Wesley league Included Joyce Banish, Luella Corn. Beth Gilllngs. Mildred Walker, Art Cook. Rose Knott, Frank Nlelson, Laurel Morris, Dwlght Short, Bill Walker and John GlUlngs. Epworth Leaguers attendlnff were Phyt Smith. Dot Van Dermnrk, Peggy Bateman, Margaret Taylor, Oeorge Gilllngs, Marvin Burk, Clyde Taylor. Anita and Don Cooke of Ashland, for mer Wesley Leaguers, also attended. Rev. Joseph Knotts acted as chap eron. PrlM-llla Circle The Prise Ilia circle will meet at the home of Mrs. Peter Dletrlck, North Central, Wednesday at 3 p. m. Mrs. Barker will be hostess. All mem bers are urged to attend. Pythlnn Club The Pythian club will meet Tues day, August 30, In the Lithla park at Ashland for a picnic supper. Mem bers are requested to bring their families and a covered dish. Cake and Ice cream will be solicited. Wfiinnnli Club The Wenonah club met Thursday afternoon for a social card party at the home of Carrie Mllnes, with four tables of bridge In play. High score was held by Carrlo Mllnes. Assisting the hostess were Sarah Tolle, Wllma Hayes and Bcrnlce Wilson. The next meeting will be a' luncheon at the home of Florence Rush. 701 West Jaskson street. September 8. Preshyterlnn Missionaries The Missionary society of the First Presbyterian church will hold Its regular meeting Tuesday, August 30. at the home of Mrs. Iverson, 80 Rosa Court, at 9 o'clock p. m. for a busi ness and social afternoon. All mem bers and friends are welcome. Canton nnd Auxiliary Canton and' Auxiliary No. 10. P. M., I. O. O. F.. held a Joint meeting Fri day evening at the Odd Fellows' hall. One candidate was Initiated by the auxiliary, assisted by eight canton members as guards, under the direc tion of Frank Redden. After Initia tion refreshments were served. The tablet were decorated with purple and gold flowers and tapers, the colon of the lodge. Telltha Pickle waa chairman In charge, as sisted by Lola Bergman and Ethel Weed. M. E. Missionaries A social meeting of the Women's Missionary society of the Methodist Episcopal church. South, has been announced for "Tuesday, August 30. at the church. The affair Is sched uled for 3:0 p. m. and all members are- cordially Invited to be present, Jacksonville II. R. The Jackson Home Economics club of the Jacksonville Grange will meet Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Leora Nledermeyer, As this Is th first meeting at t member home In some time, a good attendance will be appreciated. There will be no more Grange meetings until later In the fall. It haa been an nounced, so the Tome Economics club must keep up Interest In the Grange work, It was pointed out. , sacred Heart Iadlef The ladies of the Sacred Heart church extend an Invitation to the ladles of Medford to a garden party at the home of Mrs. Clara Young, 618 South Oakdale avenue, Friday after noon at 1:30. Mrs. W. H. Fisher will be chairman of the dessert-bridge ar rangements. Missionary Federation The execuMve board of the Wom en's Missionary Federation met at the home of the president, Mrs. Oeo. Kabele, Friday afternoon, and made the final plans for the federation's fall rally to be held Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock, September 6, The ladles of St. Mark's Missionary society will be hostesses and the meeting will be held In the St. Mark's Guild hall. The ladles of the Lu theran church are In charge of the program. One pleasing feature of the program will be two-minute talks by a member of each of the eight feder ated churches on outstanding achieve ments of thlr work during the year in missionary activities. The full program will be announced later. The object of this rally It to create a co-operative spirit among all the women Interested In this work and to stimulate new Interest In their re spective organizations. Fidelity Circle Mrs. A. E, Lyman, assisted by Mrt Mabel Barrett, will be hostess to the Fidelity Circle of the First M. E church on Tuesday afternoon at her home, 803 East Jacksc $ . Miss Vnjjent Hostess At Frtdtiy Nljrht Party. Miss June Nugent entertained In formally at her home. 83 Tripp street, Friday evening for a group of young friends. Games were en Joyed until a late hour when de licious refreshments were served Those who enjoyed the evening were the Misses Dorothy G add is, Jewell O'Neill, Evelyn Alexander, Zeta Alei ander, Arlyn Miller, Ruth Banish and Messrs. Ivan Cobb. Ray iewls, Ber nard Comm. Joseph Denman and Bill Barnum. Card of Thanks We wish to extend our thanks and appreciation to our many friends for their sympathy and kindness, and beautiful flower during our recent loss of husband and father. Margar et R. Edmonds and family. Card of Thanks We wish to thank our many friends for their kind expression of sympathy and many beautiful floral offerings during our recent bereavement. Mrs. .Itutoer Kitfs and family. ALASKA STUNNED BY AIR TRAGEDY SAYSEX BEACH Weather Did It' Verdict of Old-Timers Northland Loved Rogers, But No Smiles Now. (Ed note: The following dlspatca waa written sxpresaly for the Asso ciated Prea, by Rex Beach, noted author of northern fiction and clos friend of Will Rogers and Wiley Post, with whom h. visited when they were tn Juneau a fsw dsys ago.) By REX BEACH. (Cop.vrlrht, IBS,!, by the Awrlatefl Pres.) FAIRBANKS, Alaska. Aug. t7. Alaska la stunned by the catastro phe at Point Barrow. It feels the disaster more keenly because It haa for the last wee played host to Will Rogers and Wiley Post and had Just become personally acquainted with both men. Yesterday everybody In thla coun try was snilllni at Will's Jokes. On every pair of llpa were the name of ths two famoua visitors, the two newest and truest friends Alaska haa made In many yeara. Today there are no smile, up hero, Thla Is the blackest day Alaska ha known. When the newa of the crash la the ohm fog of the Arctic tundra. waa made known yesterday the en tire population of the territory was stricken dumb. I have never seen ft people so completely atunned. We know no more about the details than you know as yet for the U. a. signal corps which afford he only radio communication In the north, there being no telegraph or cable, haa broadcast to the world' all then Is to know. Will and Wiley started for Pourt .Barrow, ran Into a fog, were forced to land and ascertain from natives their whereabouts. When they too off the engine misfired and the ship nosed Into a death dive. The account la almost aa short, as stark, as allock ing as the tragedy Itself. But Alaskans were at flrat Incredu lous thla thing might happen to other filers, aald they but not to Wiley and Will, Then as the mes sages continued to come In, Alaau bowed her head and wept. "Weather did It," the old-timers say. They ahake their heads and assent "Point Barrow and those Arctic bar rens aren't Alaska they're 1400 miles north and the climate is tricky. Will and Wiley should have been careful." But Wiley was careful, Win told ma In Juneau that he was the most careful pilot he had ever flown with, almost too careful It seemed to win. And he was skillful, too. Amelia Earhart had told Will that she con sidered Post the finest filer alive. What actually went wrong 50 rest above that shallow tundra river may never be known. But this much Is absolutely certain In the minds ot every alr-mlnded Alaakan ... It was too much for humans to cops with. federOdfor I! SALEM, Ore., Aug. 17. (AP) Ore gon's application for a federal con trlbutlon to a new state capltol building costing 3,600,000 hat been approved by the public works admin tstratlon, Senator Charles L. McNary Informed Governor Martin by tele gram today. If the state wishes funds to pur chase additional grounds for the cap ltol site a supplemental application may be filed now or soon after the. grant has been allowed, McNary said. The senator's telegram read: 'The application ot the state of Oregon for a federal grant of 1.750-, 000 to be used In the construction of a state capltol has been approved by the public works administration and it now before the division of appli cation and information for final con sideration which will probably will be had In ten days. "If the state desires to request funds to purchase a new site for additional grounds for the capltol building a supplemental application may be filed now or within a reas onable time after the grant bat been allowed. Await your further instruc tions." In reply the governor late today said: "Congratulations and thanks. Pro vided we wish to acquire more land could you ascertain what help on purchase price we could get from the administration?" Knitting Class To Open Monday At 10 That old adage, "Like mother, like daughter," Is being proven again with the beginning of a Juniors' knitting class at the Needle Arts Shop in Adrlenne't store tomorrow morning a 10 o'clock. Classes will be for two hours each week and Instruction wlU be tree. Members of the very young knit ting set will be from 7 to 14 years of age and they wilt be given easy patterns to begin with. Mrs. Dorotha Croxdale and Miss Dorothy Paley will be in charge of Instructing the tnuUl .girls la their handwork lessons.