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Newspaper Page TextPAGE ELEVEN.. WHAT YOU WkmMmsifiedVOtl EASY REFERENCE SlrLU SfEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD, OREGON. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 8. 1935. 0 J Hi i.llll.l li in I Bead every I on this page. Von 1U probably llnd a actly the thing yon want to buy or Mil. If It Isn't there, advertise. It's Inexpensive, effective. RATES Per word first Insertion (Minimum 25c) Each additional insertion. per wora .UI.lMflM lOl Per Una per month without eopy changes l-s Phone 75 FOR WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST Tire, mounted, 5x25x21. East side. Finder pleace call Monday 835-W. LOST Round gold brooch. East sldo So. Centre! or So. side West Main St. to Liberty B1C:. Leave at Mall Tribune. LOST K. K. O. Sorority pin. Name on back. Frances McCormlck. Re ward. Phone 8132-L. LOST Purse containing valuable pa pers. Reward. Mrs. Edith A. John son. 412 No. Ivy St. LOST II dog mining call 1516 WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Paxton box machine oper ator. Apply box maker. Myron Root Packing House: DEPENDABLE man for 46-store route. tnis county, cah. lng, distribute; collect. Should net .02 weekly, wimta owv. , Huntington Beach, Callf- I'LL HELP YOU START big-paying ....... VgrnlnM lin tO 42.50 first week. No experience needed. I send complete outfit; no money risk. Automobile given u you fy. Details :ree. Aioerb Monmouth, Cincinnati, O. WILL personally Interview men will Inn to work hard to qualify for good pay positions In Refrigeration and Air conditioning business. Pre fer men with fair education, me chanically Inclined, now employed, willing to devote some spare time to preliminary training to become Installation and service experts. Write fully giving ase, phone, pres ent occupation. Utilities, Eng. Box 6767, Mall Tribune. LARGE national company opening branch offices In this county. Has position for man possessing good character and financial responsibil ity. Experience not required. This position pays good weekly salary with opportunity for advancement. Write Credit Protective and Fin ance Corporation. Empire Building. Milwaukee, Wisconsin. WANTED Log hauler with truck. Phone 1492. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Girl for housework. Room and board and 3.Q0 weekly. Box 5862. Tribune. WANTED Middle-aged lady for work in restaurant and store. Corner Inn. 204 So. Central. SPECIAL EMPLOYMENT for married women. elB weekly and new Au tumn dresses Free. Representing na tionally known Fashion Frocks. No canvassing. No investment. Bend Dress size. Fashion Frocks, T-8220, Cincinnati, O. WANTED woman to take care of in valid lady and do housework in country home. Box 5351, Tribune WANTED Lady to share apt. with high school teacher. 51B So. Oak dnle. WANTED Woman to do housework. Phone 666-X. between 6 and 7 p. m. MALE AND FEMALE AGENTS WANTED Commission. H Schermerhorn, mils west of Phoe nix. WANTED One young man and one young lady to assist manager with route. Aes between 18 and 21. See Mr. Wade at Allen Hotel, 7 to 8:30 Monday evening. wanted Experienced pear pickers, Monday. , ml. south un Kings Highway. L. P. Chrlsteon. WANTED Passenger kPSan Fran cisco. Phone 1188-J. EXPERIENCED Anjou pickers wanted Mondav. Scot. 9. Tel. H. L. Gon- von, 579-R. Medford ExpV Station. WANTED Experienced near pickers Bosc and Anjous. Monday. S?pt. 3 Anderson, Fair Oaks Orrhard. Tel. 371-Y before 7 a. m. or after 7 pm. WANTED Am ol tious people to turn present tdle hours into busy pay days through outness training Day or Evening and Home Study Cours es in Junior and Senior work Fall rerm opens September 16. Medford Buslnew Colleze OWN WANTED SITUATIONS EXPERIENCED stenographer desires pttlon in office. Referents. Box 5307, Tribune. WANTED--MISCELLANE0US WANTED We pay caJh (oi nouehoio foods furniture and rov we isv out i metal m tes ;en oo! ind tnj j bair Mr.iih'H'j uakhain HOUSl 37 II. Ursp SL PiM lOtt I WANTED-MISCELLANEOU3 OFFICE space In office or hotel by public stenographer. Box 8150. Trib une. WANTED Gas motor. 5 to 10 hp p. for belt work. Talent Feed store. WANTED TO RENT Five or sll room modern home by permanent tenant. Willing to pay six months rent In advance. Box 6866. Tribune. WANTED Alfalfa hay in ahoclc. Tel. 697-J-3. WANTED Clothing to supply worthy onea In need anything. Phone 1042-X for Church of the Nazareae. WANTED About 60 ewes. Henry Nledermeyer. Tel. Jacksonville 354. WANTED Clean cotton rag. Tribune. HAVE YOUR Furniture reupholstered, reflnlshed. reglued by Thlbault. Phone 969 -R for estimate. WANfEU H.Uei calvea Write ftuoy Sohuiz Beanie Oregon WANTED Beef cattle, veal, lamna. and pastue J J- Osenbrugge FOR RENT HOUSES FURNISHED 5-room bungalow, quire 109 West Main. , FOR RENT 3-room furnished house, close in. Call evenings, 24 Lincoln, or Phone 95-R. . HOUSE for rent. $6 00 month. Fur niture for sale. Oak Orove Lane, Murphy place. Box 291-A, Rt. 1. FORSALeToR RENT Modern 3-room furnished house, 532 N. Grape. FOR RENT Attractively furnished 6 room house at 2430 Hlllcrest road, $50 month. Call 173. FOR RENT Small furnished house. Inquire 305 S. Oakdale. FOR RENT 1017 West 10th St. SIX room unfurnished home, hardwood floors, fireplace, nice back yard $30 lnc water Charles R. Ray. Realtor. Medtora Bldg. Phone 302 FOR R-KNT 5 room modern house, garden, fruit and attractive grounds $22 50 per mo. water paid Inquire at 724 Aloer St. FOR REN1 flumes furaianed Jl unfurnished Brown & Wnlt FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS PLEASANT room, separata entrance, 220 No. Oakdale. FURNISHED room with sitting room near high school. Pleasant arrange ment for two teachers, box 5H26 Tribune. FOR RENT Sleeping room 325 So Riverside. alTR ACTIVE rooms .04 3 Grape FOR RENT ROOM BOARD ftrt I'ES reasonable at 716 E Main FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Upstairs duplex east side nicely furnished and located, living room, bed room, kitchen and bath, room. Phone 898-J, 3 or 31. CLEAN, attractive apt Two rooms, kitchenette, bath, hot water, gar age. Reasonable rates. 915 West 10th St. FURNISHED apartment for rent. 912 So. .Oakdale. FOR RENT 6-room furnt3hed upper apartment near courthouse. In quire W. F. Campbell, 804 E. Main. ATTRACTIVE APT. Newly decorated, new furniture, heat .hot water, gar age. Rates moderate. 10 Quince St. FOR RENT Large cool apt. radio and sleeping porch 518 So Oakdale. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Meadow pasture for 60 head cattle. C. R. Natwlck, Eagle Point, Rt. 3. BACHELOR'S quarters. 134 S. Ivy. FOR RENT Floor sender. For Sile Tree props, tree prop hoDka Boom omy Lbr Co., Phone 694. FOR RENT Business location tvom 16x50 Will remodel to suit tenant Apply Mall Tribune. ' FOR EXCHANGE WANTED To trade meat for wood. Call 1559. LONO KRAG for .22 Colt Woodsman. Box 6769. Tribune. FOR EXCHANGE Shropshire buck, short 2 yrs. old, exchange for 1000 lbs. of wheat. Harry Barr, Jack sonville, Ore., Star Rt. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE 32-ACRE Improved farm near Leban on, will exchanse for property In or near Medford. Box 6884. Tribune. WELL located filling station, room for cabins, trade for clear residence and some caah. 10 Acres, part irrigated, fruit. 6 room house, $2000 clear, wanta Med ford home, MEDFORD TRADINO COMPANY 21 So. Riverside. Tel, 103. VERY desirable town property locat ed in the heart O San Joaquin val ley, Modesto. Oil., trade lor prop erty in or near Medford Will as sume Give description P. O Box 252. Medford. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE By owner modern home. 6 rooms, sleeping porch, basement and furnace. Douhle earavt, paved street.". Clo in. Tro, All ments pnid.Sniall down payment. Balance monthly, phone 763-R. FOR SALE 1', acres fine soil. 4 ml. out off Beall Lane, 3 rm. frame house, barn, acre clover, pasture. Bil. garden Aisoeood milk cow. Tel 2:8-R before 7 p. m. MUST sell 30 acres. 25 acre orchard, buildlnzs and equipment, cloee In. Will take Medford dwelling part pavrrr'nt. H. N. Lofland, 2i(3 So. Ottxdale. FOR hl,h' Eqti.tv m -r -om n1 bt'.n und S-r-rn furnished, cioK la. Ml Austia fit. FOB SALE REAL ESTATE 3-ROOM house. Terms. 812 Summit. FOR SALE 19!7-acre poultry ranch, equipment, baby chick business. Oood opportunity lor right party. See owner Cummtnga Poultry Ranch near 4-Corners Service Station. Mid way road. Central Point. Rt. 1. 4i3 ACRES, 4-room modem house, 2 car garage, 4 poultry houses, family fruit and berrlea, close In, only $2600 cash. 4-room modern summer cottage, fireplace, electricity, fully furnish ed, fine garden.-berries, shade, etc., only $635 caah for a clear title. Can be rented during winter. Beautiful cost side 8-room home, large lot. with fine shade. ThU fine property can be bought for $3000, and only needs $700 cash to handle. An unusual opportunity. BROWN & WHITE, Realtors. 104 W. Main. FOR SALE 2 acres near Medford, with 4-room modern home, barn, garage, berries snd fruit: fine soil, under Medford ditch; 1 14. acres pasture, balance garden. Total price $1500, with excellent terms. See Charles A. Wing Agency, Inc.. 109 E. Main. Phono 728. FOR SALE 10 acres under Medford ditch, located within Vi mile of city limits, wonderful soil, 4-roora house, chicken house and garage. A real bargain at $1500. Excellent terms. See Charles A. Wing Agency. Inc.. 109 E. Main. FOR SALE Lot In Ashland, block from Normal, or trade for used car. Apt. 3. Tidings Bldg., Aihland. 1 1-5 ACRES close to city limits; 4 room house, splendid chicken houses, brooder house, choice gar den, land, close to grade school. Previous price $1950, now $1275, as It must be sold quickly. Terms. 61 Acres valley land, 5 miles from Medford; 35 A. alfalfa, rest grain, corn and pasture: small house and bam. chicken house: good location Liquidating bank property, going at $4000; terms. B. 3. PALMER Real Estate Broker. Space In Palmer Musio Store. SISKIYOU HEIGHTS NEW HOME Automatic oil heat, 6 rooms, bath, 3 rms. extra large; fine view, cement basement . floored unfinished attic. Priced below coat. No trade-in. Open dally 2-5 p. m. 1619 East Main St. HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT Jackauo County Bunding & Loid Asa n Phone 196 HAVE several nigh-class home prop erties in Gold Hill. Central Point Medford. Ashland foi sale on rent al basis or trade for Portland or-.p erty Big reduction for cash see or write E N Stldd. 40 Granite Ashland Ore. WHEN vou think oi real estate chtr.k of Brown White 100 ACRES, well Improved, stocked and equipped, close to Meed ford; some cash or Income property Bal ance long time, low Interest. O- A DeVoe. 523-J-2. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILEb 1931 HUDSON sedan. Body like new Inside and .put. Tires and engine perfect. At a big saving over Its new car rjrice. SKINNER'S GARAGE 143 So .Riverside Phone 102 Buick - Pontlac EXCEPTIONAL USED CARS 1033 Chevrolet standard sedan, splendid condition. 1929 Oakland 6 sedan, this Is a buy. 1934 Ford Pickup. Also several cheap cars and trucks. STUDEBAKER DEALER South Riverside Open Evenings and Sunday NEW 1935 O.M.G three-ton truck at a substantial reduction In price. SKINNER'S GARAGE 143 So. Riverside Phone 102 Buick - Pontlac 1935 LA SALLE sedan. A new car. used slightly as a house car. New car service. New car guarantee. A quality car at a sug3tantial dis count. SKINNER'S GARAGE 143 So. Riverside. Phone 102 Cadillac - La Salle Buick - Pontlac CHRYSLER 4-door Sedan; runs fine; good rubber. See this one for only 85. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth. FOR SALE Dodge touring 35.00 Star Delivery 45.00. Ray's Market, Talent. FOR SALE Hudson sedan with car tent and camp outfit. $15000 cash Phone 957 or 832-R. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FINE Guernsey bull. 7 mo. old. Frank Dean, Central point. FOR SALE Purebred Jersey bull. 7 mo. old. s. H. Young, Rt. 1, Box 372, Medford. By old prune dryer. Griffin Creek Rd. FOR SALE Weaner pigs. V4 ml. No. on Ross Lane from Baker's Store. Leonard L. Ray. Call after Sunday. FOR SALE Hampshire rams. Dolph Phlpps. Crater Lake Highway. FOR SALE Saddle horses. Inquire W. M. Hansen. Brownsboro. FOR SALE Sound gentle horse- suitable for women or children 203 Mountain Ave, Ashland, Ore 2nd house below 8 P. track TWO GOOD COWS, some good m'lk troats, 1 sow, 9 p:gs. I wood saw for ale. M. V. pomnroy. uow him. cor. Old Stage road and Oalls creek road. FOR SALE DOGS PECFS LLEWELLYN SETTERS Reasonable Dr. L H. Oove. FOR SALE Mixture Australian rtp. herd and collie pups. Phrne 744-X evening. I FOR SALE Purebred hound.-; one 2 I year-old femftl- snd 3 male p ips readv lor training. O. T. Wilson 6-P-21. Gold Hill. FOR SALE POULTRY AND EGGS FOR SALE 600 chickens, two lay ing houses. 6 acres. Four Corners, Midway Road. FOR. SALE IVd fry!r. D'K'y? Jr- , fy ao and ti pUir. Con- ird a.-..iys t wn.iry. 1 mile nortii HuDer Pc 1 l&tf CO., M.dva; rc4. FOR SALE POULTRY AND EGOS 2 DOZ. R. I. R. pullets. 316 Ashland Ave., Medford. FOR SALE Colored fryers. Tel. 951-R. FOR SALE White Leghorn hens. Fourth house north of Beall Lane, old highway. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS TOMATOES 1c lb. Cantaloupe 35c doz. Watermelons. 1c lb. Weeping Willows. Lozler Lane. FOR 8ALE Mulrs and large Craw lord cling peaches. CWC. Clemens, 303 Vancouver, Phone 1016-U TOMATOES Field run, 50c lug. 199 McAndrews. FOR SALE Slightly used dining table and six choirs. 420 Laurel or phone 420-Y. FOR SALE Mulrs, Elbertas. 2c. C. H. H of beck, phoenix, Jacksonville Rd. FOR SALE Apples. Also A-l BMt letts. F. wedtje, l mile west Talent school. RECENTLY received shipment five Kimball built grand and small up right pianos. Cases damaged In transit. Are being put In perfect con dition but will be sold at greatly reduced prices and on rental terms if desired. A chance to have a grand for the ordinary price of an upright. Stored at 22 South Grape (rear of Liberty Building) where they may be seen. For full information get in touch with L. R. Mann, 1016 Queen Anne, phone 1278. MUIR peaches for sale. Concord Grapes, ml. south of White school house. Griffin Creek. Phone 857-W. FOR SALE Large Late Crawford peaches. L. P. Chrlstean, a ml. south on Kings Highway. FOR SALE Piano, range, first house cast of tank. Central Point. PLACER MINERS The Cnllfornia Gold Recovery Unit screens and washes three pans per minute. Price S15.00. Stamp brings folder, 1212 W. 2nd St., Los Angeles, Calif. FOR SALE; Bartlett pears 1 foe lb, your own containers. Cooley Ranch, Eagle Point. CUCUMBERS, cut flowers. Mra. Dressier. 1107 E. Main. BICYCLE for sale. 1109 W. Main. Good condition. FOR SALE -Peaches; fine Mulrs and Elbertaa ready now. Rav Ouches, near Rogue River Academy, Jack-aonvllle-Phoenlx road. FOR SALE Peaches; fine non-lrrl-gated Elbertas and Mulrs. Ouches Orchards. miles west of upper Griffin Creek school house. Phone 857-L. PEACHES for sale. mite west of Phoenix on Houston road. FOR SALE; Almost new gaa range 22 Almond. FOR SALE Superfex oll-burnlng heater, small size; Coleman gaso line heater; also panel door, 2'-3"x 6'-8", with hardware. Inquire last house left side of Lozler Lane, or Phone 869 -M. FOR SALE: Small National caah reg ister, lei. FOR SALE Cull Delicious apples, large sizes, wewory sc sons, phoe nix. FOR SALE Paloro Golden clings, canning tomatoes. Glelm Ranch, Talent. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS U Fine openwork fab r In I. Divide with the train 10. Enfold .4. Metal 16. Subtle sarcasm IS. Oilstone 17. Blend It. Betrayal of one' a coun try 21. Steps 22. Where play start In golf U. Small valleys 25. Metal ss It comes from tha mint 21 Sea bird 27. Obtain 21. Take up Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle wsIm o r . e air a onIp l i c a't1or R Fp5 jP E UIlNS miaidMcTr e s o - 'f$M k !lMhl Mp o sit s N E A RE dMr E T U RN dIeIm I MjjSif NfR I A MdFle t e m?op SIKiE IM f V AJ EjRjill E N 6 RIA V EIRvTTeTS mm weapons 10. Aromatic seed 32. Be vera g a 36. Lowered . 38. FootbaU teams 41. AlKHJt 12. Support for furniture it. Palm leaf M, fCrrlamaMof) 46, Henrue 41, Covered with sharp pointed owi he 60. Bistorlral period SL Worn the time that St. Footlike part Rl. Greek letter 67. And not 62. Bven If: short ened form to, Turkish title G2 Away: Sootrb 63 Passageway IS, One who trans fers oropertj IS, Love potion 70. Sleep Mahtlr 71. Kind of bird 73. Alsck 74. Prophet 76. Hark of boat IS. Hire DOWN U Walk ism el y 3. Bong from an opera t. Vain, showy fellow 4. Come in 'Jf "A L M TMMSlEK li :&r; x T jl E TC-L-Jzl jLiif iff ; . FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS CUCUMBERS Fresh every da0 Mrs. Doe, 1700 Prune St. 5 USED tires and tubes. 6 25-21, Caae. 602 So. Riverside. FOR SALE Prunes. Phone 7-F-12. FOR SALE Electric range, wardrobe trunk, cash register, adding ma chine, guns, watches, Cecil Jen nings, o So. Front. CANNING beans. New crop Phone 493-R. FOR SALE Boy. oh boy! Summer over and shorts leas than half price. But It's lumber. Lee Wil liams, 1520 North Riverside. FARMERS. ATTENTION I For rebuilt second-hand farm imple ments at bargain pricea call at 39 South Grape. Medford. HAVE YOUR Old Washer repaired i Reasonable prices Pick's Hardware IACKS SACKS 20,000 tacks on hand. No l's tnd 2 'a. see us before you buy. Med ford Bargain H ouse FOR SALE; Used sacks. Across street from Montgomery Ward's. HAVE new wringer rolls Installed in your old washer Any make avail able Bargain prices this month only Ficks" Hardware. FOR SALE Coo km g apples. 132-L. Phono BUSINESS CHANCES TO EXCHANGE Small going general merchandise business and six room residence in Medford all clear, for a well located fi room modern home. Must be close In, Box 6742, Mall Tribune. MISCELLANEOUS CAN LEND 4500. more or less, on good security. Box 5843. Tribune. WE MAKE and remodel clothing. Klddii'fl' und adults' appuiel rcm.ide into new school and fall wear Con sult us about your "what to wear this fall" problems and stve. Tel. 744-X. evenings. PERMANENTS t Prevent', Shop (1 45. cor. Oakdale et 10th Ph. 727 PERSONAL MATT YE E. RUSSELL. D. D la at home. 305 E. Jackson Sr., Medford, Ore. OIPTED PSYCHIC Rives advice on all aflalrs of life. 903 No. Riverside. REV. NELLIE U VINCENT Spiritual consultation. Phone 289-R. BUSES' JSS DIRECTORY Ahstraiic J.( KSON CO. AIISIHAC'I CO. Abstracts ol Title and I'ltle Insurance The inly complete mite System in Jaokson Count; MURRAY ABSTRACT CO Abstracts ol rule Rooms 8 and 6 No tl North Central Are. upstairs Piano and Guitar Instruction. FRED ALTON HAIOHT Accredited teacher ol piano. Modern piano Instruction, studio 310 Liberty Bldg., Medford, Ore. Bxtiert tvtndnw Cleaners. LL'i arxiium oo n - lei nrj House cleaning floor waxliuj orl ental rux olearung and upholstering Cross-Word Puzzle 28 Silkworm 28. Idolize 29. Allude 20. Shield or protei'tlou 21. Run away secretly 83. Grow Inn out 24. That which (Ire leaves 3d. Entirely 37. Ocean 39. Vale 40. Larfte covered wagon 46, Upset or overturn 47, Tower on a mosque 48, Tool or machine for scraping 49, One who eenj- ously advo cates a doc trine or cause 62. The present time 66. Perpendicular 66. Gaelic form of Jonn 68. Japntieae fish 69, Pertaining to a hilurn or eye of a bean 60. Tablets 81. Medicinal plant 64. (nfllne from the vertical 86. .formerly Uoddess of the harvent Uomcullft fowl 72. Ourselves 6. Title of a knlsht i. Make believe 7. Behold t. Very strong t. Uod for whom Tuesday la named 10. Large marine mummfll 11. Ornamental bunch of pleated or Ratiiered material 12. Prcnently 16. Wrltlm Imple ments IS. Utility 20. Poultry product !HER P S L E ;are1sle1ft BUSINESS DIRECTORY HAWLCY TRANSFER - Expert paox ers ana movers Special ilvaatoes moving equipment Prtoe right 619 N.irth Riverside Phone 616 Traniirer. rttUUKlNQ AND 8 IUKAOB UKA1 and long distance uaullng rurnl ture moving, eto Rtaaonabla rata Tel a:3 p B Sanuno Go EADS rRANtJFER A STORAOK GO -Office 1OI6 No Central Ph.inr tit Prices ntrnt Semoe Tutranteed Money to Lend MONEY LOANED $50 to $300 for personal or household purposes on Houa Purnishlns or Autos: alea ' Cars Refinanced Loans cloafri within 30 minutes Ucenea No. 8- 157 See W B Thomaa. 45 So Cen traj LESSEN EPIDEMIC FEAR IN FLORIDA MIAMI, Fla., Sept. T. ()Daner of pestllenca In Florida' tragedy stricken coral keys was lessened to night as flames flickered) from scat tered funeral pyrea of storm dead. As quickly as Protestant, Catholic and Jewt-sh clergymen could recite their church's farewell to tho dead workers applied the torch to the oil drenched, badly decomposed victims of Monday's hurricane. Sherrlf D. C. Coleman, heading 500 workers In the storm area, estimated 150 bodies were affected by the cre mation order, Issued over the wish of President Roosevelt when heajth of- j f lepra xnw tilRaM Imminent. The flrat maas burning 3J bodies was at Snake Creek, within a few nunarea icer, or in jumniea wrec K- i sr or camp three. Each contained in hastily knocked together pine boxes, the bodies were ; stacked high, layers of drift wood separating tha boxes. I National guardsmen fired three i rounds over the mound. Clergymen i said the last rites. Pinal plana were whipped into shape for tomorrow's memorial aerv- i Ices here for the veteran dead. The services will begin at 7 p. m. In Miami's palm-set bayfront park amphitheater, where a little more than two years ago an assassin fired five shots at Mr. Roosevelt, then president-elect. Fingerprint record of many of the veterans reached here from Washing ton for checking against prints taken by Identifications officers before the cremations. HOOD RIVER EYES For the purpose of becoming ac q pa lined wth methods of packing and Inspecting fruit in the Bogus River valley for the dlflcatlon of fruit nun In the Hood River valley, four men from that district conferred, with lo cal officials of the industry the lat ter part of the week, returning north last night by triln. The group waa composed of 8. F. Altken, chairman of the Hood River Apple Growers' association; E. A. Jakko, prominent grower of the dis trict; Richard Ryals, chief Inspector, and James Wilson, federal Inspector at Hood RIvver. They reported that therels a, fine re tup In use here, and that in their opinion an excellent pack Is turned out by Rogue River valley houses. The fruit crop at Hood River la exceptionally heavy and of good qual ity nils year, they said, and, being later than the local crop, is Just de veloping Into the proper stage for harvest. They expected upon their return to he northern fruit center to find til packing houses getting into full swing. ARTIST. BAY CITY Oood news for several local busi nessmen who were bilked out of caah through acceptance of fictitious checka In a recent epidemic of bad check paaatng In this community was announced last night at the atate po lice headquarters. Local officers were advised from San Francisco that man giving tha name of James D. William, driving a car Ilcenaed from Idaho, waa arrested in the bay elty and Is being held there pending his return to this dint net. He was ar rested na the alleged check-writer on information contained in a bulletin issued from tne local atate police headquarters. The man professed to be active In mining, but his address wss not given In word received yes terday from tne south. f.nrho I In mire d VENICE. Italy. ept. 7. (AP) The Mufsolliil cup for the best foreign film exhibited at the 'third biennial motion picture exhibit was anard'-d to the American film, "Anna Karenina" (Metro-Ooldwyn-Mayer), starring Greta Garbo. Auto 1 ruffed.? BAKKR, Ore.. Sept. 7. (AP) Walter Cundlff, well knwn Baktr farmer and livestock producer, waa killed and John A, Trotter, prom inent Bjiker merchant, was seriously Injur! v.'hrn automobiles driven by the two men collided on the Old 0:-yn Trail sbm a mile northwest of Baker friday nig tit. Dance Contest Wltn isnsu Pitts, uuy kid be nnd Edward Everett Horton In the fea tured role of "doing Highbrow" as the sceen feature, and Oene La Verne's unique dance contest on the stage for the evening allows, the Craterian theater's program starting today Is one that should meet with popular approvsi. "Going Highbrow" shows Ktbbee and Miss Pitts as a middle-aged mar ried couple who set out to crash New BATON" ROUGH, La., Sept. 7 (AP) The Louisiana legislature as semhled In the seventh special ses- 1 slon In 13 months at 10 o'clock tonight and Immediately received 31 bills bearing the approval of Sen ator Huey P. Long. The house and senate convened simultaneously. The administration bills were introduced en masse, in the house along with several others sponsored by Individual legislators. The senate quickly adopted a reso lution declaring the seat of Charles A, Byrne, who recently was named district attorney of New Orleans by Governor Oscar K. Allen, vacant snd providing for filling It by executive appointment. Aged Victim PORTLAND, Sept. 7. (AP) Mrs. William Johnson, 73, died today from Injuries suffered when the automobile In which she was riding crashed with another car, . t Envoy Rerognlzed WASHINGTON, Sept. 7-(AP) Provisional recognition waa granted today by the state department to John II. Shaw of New York City as honorary consul general of Ethio pia, No Funds o Call WASHINGTON, Sept. 7. (AP) As a result of a flood of applies tlons, the war department announc ed today that It Is Impossible to call 1.000 reserve officers to active duty now because of lack of funds. Rocky Rides v it HUEY'S PAWNS IN SESSION AGAIN liob Rorl. our nf thr lop-noKh burkarnns to appear In Tonnaii ( nwn' roilro .1 rh falrtrounils here September 81 and . I shown nhme In a he.'ilr hit of artlon iih I lean tut, one of the "had bnx" in (ie t nwiin smug, urn-ay lul ilder, at tb stale (air tixleo at Craterian York's "400, when the stock market takes them off their mid-west farhi with a healthy bankroll. Their many adventures with Horton as guide) make the film one of riotous comedy. Gene La Verne, teacher to Holly wood stars, acts as partner to each elrl In the dance contest, with tha I audience as sole Judge of the girls' 1 ability. A 25 cash award awaits tha winner, to be selected Tuesday night PROTEST FILED SACRAMENTO, Cal., Sept. 7. (AP California's new proposed - chain store tax bill, passed by the last leg Islature, will be submitted to a vote of the people before It goe Into af fect, It was Indicated tonight. secretary or state Frank O. Jordan has certified a referendum election of the law as a result ot the petition riled against tho measure. ROOUB RIVER, Sept. 7 (Spl.)-. Rogue River Townsend club met Sep tember 8 and had as the main speak er Judge John A. Jeffries of Portland, who spoke on ''The Difference Be tween the Townsend TronsacUon To and the Sales Tax." County Cleric George R. Carter also spoke on "Your Duty as a Voter," and explained tha registration. Henry Wlrth of Medford also gave a short Interesting talk, a also did Ernest Rhodes of Grant Pass. The club will meet on Tuesday night, September 17, the regular meeting night. There has been a little mlxup on nights but from now on the club will meet the first and; third Tuesdays of each month. FLORENCE ORAVES accredited Piano Teacher. Studio 3flo) No. Oakdale. Phone 1043-Y. a Mean One -r -T -a T , ' ' nr. has neen one or ine moM iuw during the ioM aeek.