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Newspaper Page TextTAGE NINE WHAT YOU WANT; Classified, fOft EASY REFERENCE isocaow FEDFORT) MAIL TRIBUNE, ifEWOKD, 0BHC10X. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12. 1035. 1 VO I UtiKV mm mm i, ' ) lllf Bead every ad . on this pase. Von will prnbabl; find ex actly the thing you want to buy or sell. II It lin't there, advertise. 1 1 ' Inexpensive, effective. rer word first Insertion - (Minimum 25c) Each additional Insertion, nr wont (Minimum 10c) Per line per month without copy changes , .! .t FOR WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST black and wnlte female span iel. Reward. Tel. 138, office hours LOSTFalse teetn. box 7415. Trib une. LOST If aog is missing. calllSIS WANTED-r-MALE HELP WANTED Single man, 2 hrs. dally, for furnl6hed heated room; com pensation for additional tlmo even ings. Other employment desirable. Box 7445. Tribune. WANTED SITUATIONS PRACTICAL nursing; reference. North Central, Apt. 4. WANTED Day work. Phone 1345-M. Mrs. Huson. WANTED--M1SCELLANE0US WILL PAY market price for 300 weaner or feeder pigs. Lewis Bros., Rt. 2. Grants Pass, or Phone 178, Grants Pass. WANTED '26 or '27 Chevrolet road ster or touring. Call 12-F-22. WILL the boys who took radiator cap from Studebaker Dictator '31, park ed on corner 4th and Rcss court, Hallowe'en eve, please return to Tribune office. WANT TO BUY 1,000 magazines,' Western, Mystery and Detective Stories. Book Nook, 15 No. Fir St. dfTessmaIcingTdesigning 25 years' experience In tailoring and gown - making, alterations. Mrs. Cadwell, 122',a Almond. WANTED Two people to share fur nished duplex: close In. Call Pl-Y. WANTED We pay cash loi household goods furniture and stoves We also buy metals, hides pelts wool ana mo hair MEUFOKD BAKUAiN HOUSE 27 N Orape St Pbone 1082 Good used furniture. ' iriVTKm range, cook stoves. HolbrooS and Ohrn. Phone 547. 112 East 8th St. WANTED - Beel cattle veal, tamos and pasture J J Osenonims WANTED Cleat out your attic, garage and basement ot all old tur nlture. coos stovea heaters stove pipe fruit 'tars etc Give us a -all NEW DEAL FURN EXCHANGE No 413 Sast Main WANTED Cook stoves heaters, bed springs. m-ttresses day-oeds. sani tary couches and cots or what have you- We pav cash or exchange NEW DEAL FUHN EXCHANGE 423 B Main St. WANTED FURS FURS FURS Highest cash price paid lor raw 1'ure Complete line ot traps an ."ale. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27-29 No Orape St. Medlord " FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT 121 King. Inquire of Jess Gentry at Brown's pool hall. RENT Four Summit. furnished houses. 812 ufinrnN. newlv decorated 4-room cottage; ramie, garage; 48. Mnple and 8th. Central Point. FOR RENT 6 loom modem Call 17 Newtown from 11 a. p. m. louse, n. to 4 FOR RENT 6-room modern, well furnished house. 8 acres, garden space, fruit trees, plenty shade trees, ) J ClllCken nouses; '4 umc uitj. .- 435. Phone 314-X. FOR RENT Holly Court No. 3 furn ished with electric raruTe oil hfitei. Frlgldwre. only 430 water furnished. 722 Dakota 831 West 12th. 205 Trip? Phone 195 1147-W after 5 p. m. FOR RENT Modern 7-rom unfur nished home. Phone 723 FOR RENT him- unfurnished Brown furnished White FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS CLEAN attractive rooms: reasnnaol' 410 S Newtown ATTRACTIVE rooms 404 S Orape FOR RENT ROOM BOARD v.i.VV i mt il ROOM, bonr-1 and ir.ipe for ot two gentmen Wry rwiMiMie. Close In. 232 S. Orape. BOARD AND KOOM rates reinaole at 716 E Main F0?. EXCHANGE FOR SM.E OH TTt A Jr. K I: '1'.'. pistil. H. S. C'!i;:;iii, Tel. 132-J. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Duple apt. after Dec. 15th. Automatic oil teat, electric range, refrigeration, breakfast nook, i otherwise unfurnished. W. A. Gate. riTam! bath; Frig., tile kitchen, hot water, steum heat, garbage aerv. Hid gar. Adult. Avallaoie uec. au SOS S. Holly St. 3-ROOM furnished apartment, garage; adults 313 No. Bartlett. FURNISHED apartments; adults. 12 King St. 3-ROOM modern furnished apt.; age. 1109 W. lltb. gar- FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT 2-room furoheu cabin for one or two people. 47.60; watsr not paid. C. A. DeVoe. Tel. 323-J-2. ABOUT 50 acres lar.d for rent. Inquire Blackwell Hill Service Station. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE TRADE Equity In desirable east side residence for Copeo or Jackson Co. B. 4s h. stock. Box 7414. FOR SALE - REAL ESTATE 4-ROOM house, outbuilding, large lot. Price S52S.OO; $125.00 cash; balance 8.35 per month. Including taxes. L. G. PICKELL. 204 E Main. FOR SALE OR RENT 7 -acre estab lished poultry ranch, baby chick business and equipment. See own er or write Cummlngs Poultry Ranch. 5 miles out Midway road. Central Point. Rt. 1, 100 AUKBls well improved. sUKked and equipped, oluse to Meedlord. some cuan oi income property 8al ance tong time, low interest O A DeVoe 523-J-2 WHEN you think of real estate think ol Grown & White. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES '30 CHEV. truck, long wheel-base, fine shape. 185. Wilt take dairy stock and chickens. Skinner's Gar age. FOR SALE "25 Dodge pickup; 2 new 30-lnch tires; 40. Bob Mosser, Rt. 1, Box 434. ' YEAR-END SALE of used oars; drastic - reductions; all makes and models; easy terms; lull price for your car In trade. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth. Down '31 Plymouth Sedan tin 32 Plymouth Sedan 135 '30 Ford Roadster .......... '29 Ford Roadster '29 Ford Pickup '29 Ford Sedan . .................. '29 Ford Coupe .................. 15 1 m I 80 j '29 Duront Coupe '28 Bulck Coach 5 Also 20 cheap cars from 1S to 75. tiee Tom, .- S06 N. Rlvcralde Ave. USED CAR BARGAINS 34 Pontlae 4-door Tour Sedan. '34 Bulck 2-door Tour. Sedan. 33 Bulck Vict. Coupe. 32 etude, conv. Cov.pe 32 Dodge Sedan. 31 Essex Sedan. '31 Hudson Sedan. '30 Pontlae Sedan. '31 ChfV. 2-door Sedan. 29 Bulck Sodon. SKINNER'S OARAGE BUICK PONCTAO. 29 PORD pickup. Cas!-. or trade. Sid Strahan. Rogue River. Ore. FOR SALE 1925 Bulck coach. (30; 1 Atwater Rent raoio. whwi, van" cabinet, 10. 1158 Court St. GOOD USED CARS See us about our new Low Finance Rates and Special Christmas Prices. 1934 Dodfte DeLuxe Sedan. 1035 Dode Sedan. 1935 Dodge Pickup. 1H33 Plymouth Sdan 1931 Chrysler 8 Sedan. 1930 Ford Sedan. 1929 Ford Town Sedan. 1933 Chevrolet DeLuxe Sedan. 1933 Plymouth Coupe. 1934 Chrysler Airflow. 1929 Bulck Sedan. 1930 Bulck Coupe Also a number of other real bar gains. LANGE MOTOR CO. Used Car Lot. 6tfi and Barrett 38 North Riverside. FOR SALE-LIVESTOCK for SALE Famliy milk cow; fresh since October. Inquire Ike Dun ford's place. Rt. 1, Box 294. FOR SALE 1200-lb. work horse: works single or double. 159 Wight- man St.. Ashland. i FOR SALE Jersey heifers. 1 year old. Call 774-R-I after 1 p m. , poB SALE 15 An?or goats, I Oliver. Trail. Ore. j for SALE Yourw i service age. W. W. I Oregon. Hereford bull. Large. Williams. FOR SALE Feeder ps. B. L. Dodge. phone 565-J. FOR SALE Two large teams In quire for Edwards or Wright, at store. Williams. Ore. FOR SALE Team of horses and har ness; weight sbout aoco lbs Team mules and harness waon and two 12-Inch plows Whltsett Bros.. I mile above Provoit. FOR SALE DOGS PETS E EDI GREED roller canaries. Priced right Pinners. Jacksonville. ROLLER Canaries Call 523-J-2 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE Piano. 125 if tae-,l at once. C C. Chapman home. Berry dale Ave. FOR 8ALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR APPLES Call O. V Myers, Tel. 258-.J, on old Pwlflc highway. Will I deliver 2 or more boxes. ' FOR SALE New Columbia Wood and , Washington Oil Burning Circula tors. Heasnr.ably priced. Hubbard Bros .Inc. DP.Y civ fir limb a-od. 12 or 16-m: limited' sup-olv. 13 ord. D. T I Oeigcr. Be 433. Rt. 1, MMford. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Monarch typewriter. Sid. 319 Willamette. OOOD Newtown culla, washed. 20o a box. Registered Ostralorp ;o:kcrels. Rhode Island Red pullets. W. H. Watt, Phoue ias-R-J. SPENCER Corsetlere. Tel Io3-L or write 1501 N. Riverside. S600 FT. Armco go.lv. flumlng and framework. No. 120, large capacity; 1100 ft. 42-lnch wood stave pipe; 4. pumps, 1000 to 50.UU0 O.p.m.; 1 2r0 h.p. motor; 1 450 h.p. motor with switchboards; Calco screw head gates. All excellent condition. Ad dress Box 88, Macdoel, Calif. TURKEY SHOOT Sunday at Central Point. Turkeys, ham, bacon. Shot gun, rifle. Pot luck lunch served. Lasta all day. GET your walnuts and filberts from Mrs. D. J. stelner for I5c lb. near the Howard school. A Merry Christ mas to all. (3 BUYS ping-pong table and equip ment. 329 W. Jackson. Tel. 887-L. FOR SALE Large tricycle; good con dition. 718 W. Fourth. FOR SALE One pair model A rear truck springs and shackles. Harry Hawk. 1115 W. 10th. RED and green appics 25c ind up. 701 W. 11th. FOR SALE Ground hay. sacked, Whitman, Coker Bu'.te road. "" Farmers attention Poultry and Dairy Feed of all kinds at very reasonaoie prices. wjm Creek district. A Kavln's Ranch. In back f Scott Boyer's. Will accept livestock of all kinds In exchange for feed. REAL SILK for Christmas Order be fore Dec. 14. Grace Smith. 988-R. Southern Oregon representative. WRINGER rolls installed In any muke of washer at reasonable prices dur ing this month. Flck's Hardware phono 300. LEAVE ORDERS wreaths and treea for Christmas 249 A Riverside. BUY your wife a binder Electric Sew ing Machine tiie most useful Xmas gift! Small down payment and easy terms Singer be wing Machine Co.. 3 No Bartlett St. - i joi any or wur wee its rrom the dat BARGAINS in children's coats and . of the first publication of this sum dresses, also large size overcoats mons, and said period of four weeks ana suns ior men. ucu mo Wardrobe Shop sell your good ueed clothes. 518 E Main. APPLES We deliver Tel 132-L. FOR SALE Baled oat hay and feed wheat C. A DeVoe 523-J-2 TOR SALE OR TRADE .22 L. rifle tor wardrobe trunk 419 W 2nd before 8. DRIVEWAY MATERIAL 3 sizes of rock at tl 60 pet yard delivered Bateman Phone 1534-Y or DI2-J FINE Red Spltzenburg and Newtown apples tot sale at Ala vista racking House 327 8o Pit St. ROOFING ROOFING Let us inspect your roof before the rainy season This ser vice Is free Call 270 Rogue River Roofing Co. EDUCATIONAL SPANISH. FRENCH LESSONS Low rates. J. C. Hunter. 245 N. Grape Phone 12 13-J. BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT CO Abstrscts ol Title ano Title Insurance The only complete Title System in Jackson County. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts ot Title Rooms 8 and S No 82 North Centra Ave- upstairs Money to Lend MONEY LOANED 450 to 43C0 tor personal or household purposes on House Furnishings or Autos; also Cars Refinanced Loans closed within 80 minutes License No 8 157 See W E Thomas 45 So Cen tral 'I B lW S I By PlAIKI-SPOKEN. SOME CHILDREN ARE VERY UNFORTUNATE IN THEIR CHOICE OF PARENTS It will r fortunut for you 11 you choose to take advantage of our yBtm of Specialized Lubrication every 1000 miles. Tie result will be smoother performance and low er operating expense for your car. Rrmmbr we grease your car ac cording to the maker apeelfJca tloni iMurln; that nothing can be overlooked, later to cause wear and repair. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Evpert Window Cleaners. LET GEO ROC DO IT Tel. 1172 House cleaning floor waxing, ori ental rug cleaning and upholstering EADS TRANSFER St STORAGE CO. Office 1015 No Central Phone 316 Prices right Servio guaranteed- rRUCKINO AND STORAGE Local and long distance hauling furni ture moving etc. Reasonable ratal Fel 833 F B Samson Co. HA w LEY TRANSFER - Expert pack ers and movers Special livestock moving equipment. Prloes -tght 819 North Riverside Phone 810. LEGAL NOTICES Summons for .'uMlratlon, No. 623 1-B. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon In end for the County of Jackson. The Federal Land Bank of Spokane, a, corporation, Plaintiff, ve. Owen T. Wilson and Marrraret A. Wilson, husband and wife; Nancy B. Gllman and Bert B. Gllman, wife and husband; JuMtn L. WMson, di vorcee; David C. Wllnon and p!osie Wilson, husband and wife; Jennie S. Ooolcson and Plear, H. Cooltfcon wife end husband; Charles D. Wil son and Ruth Wilson, husband and wife; the Unknown Helra of T"avld C. Wilson, deceased; Jackson Coun ty. a municipal corporation: Med- ford National Farm Loan Associa tion, a corporation; and lao all other persons or parties unknown claiming any rlRht. title, estate, lien or ln'erest In the real estate described In the complaint herein. ueiencanta. To Nancy B. Oilman and Bert B. Gllman, wife and husband; Justin L. Wilson, divorcee; Jennie 8. Cookson and Pleas H. Cookson. wife and hus band; Charles D. Wilson and Rnni Wilson, husband and wife; the un known heirs of David C. Wlln. de ceased; also all other nersona or par. ties unknown claiming any right. mie esr-ate. uen cr interest In the leal estate described in the comprint herein, of the above named defend ants; In the name of the State of Oregon you. and each of you, are hereby re quired to appear and answer the com plain filed against you In the above entitled suit on or before the 2nd d.y of January, 1036. said date being the aeine tne time prepcrlbed for DUbli- cation hereof, and If you fall to ap pear and answer said complaint for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in its complaint, to-wlt: For a decree of this Court ordering that the mm of 4310.00. being tho par value of 82 shares of stock In The Federal Land Bank of Spokane, pledged to the Medford National Farm Loan Association as additional secur ity for the loan made by the plaintiff herein, be applied to the payment of tha amount secured by plaintiff's mortgage; and that the plaintiff have Judgment against tho defendants, Owen T. Wilson and Medford National Farm Loan Association, a corporation. and against each of them, for the i oaiance men remaining unpaid on said Indebtedness, to-wlt: The sum of 47104.02. with Interest on S41B1.88 thereof at the rate of 514 Per an num from Septetnlier 13, 1035, until paid, and with Interest on 12788.53 thereof at the rate of 6 per annum from September 12, 1935, until paid, and for the further eum of 4350.00. or such other sum as the Court may adjudge reasonable as attornev's fees heieln, together with plaintiff s coats and disbursements; that the mort gage described In plaintiff's oomplslnt be foreclosed and the mortgaged premises as described' In the com plaint and again descrloed as follows, to-wlt; The North Half of the Northwest Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS 1. Gain 7. Source 12. Deep gorge 14. Color of the garden mignonette 15. Spoken 18. Garment 18. Corded fabric 10. In good health SO, Metal fastener tl. Ibsen character 37. Leaven 24. Ahead 25. I'lflying card 28. .Skill 29. Pipe made of the root of a certain tree 31, Act of respect mafle by women 14. Celentlnl body of UPlf- lumlnoua gna 15. Loop formed for the nap In weaving plmh and velvet M. 1000 pounde 17. Cry of a cat Solution of Yesterday't Puizle G I RIA F F E pYA RDARM EIT AlL U N TD OggR E S aim Iho n o$sZa r o m LHiSTU NlM Ay LlWE M EMOp JLma i nIter T R JA L gAlLigSiT OlRly aw n PE IT -MM O W ElC Rtop L AIP oTr ator yMti aTpjp i ly LjK E jg"EIP ALMnO H k 1e Ie InMe ItIaI P IE ggdliE ZX. Forevr OOWN 39, Division of a 1. Front of a long poem boat 41. Rntangle t. Scarce 43. Kind of fish I, Houghly 44. Knare elliptical 4R. Yale 4. Toung mare 4!. Prertoue atone R. At home (0. Jloman 6, Proceeding garment by threea M. Pa fa T. Path of a r3. Not uniform ceentlal (6. The evening body ntar I. Dvic for St. Most painful winding cord to the touch or rcoe Ts " gS22 2l WLJijk ZJlM WL 32 33 S 34 wL m.iL 41 4w4j n44 45 r 47 ts mir ''"'' 1 1 I.. I I I 1 Quarter and the Southwest Quar ter of the Northwest Quart t-r of Section Six, Township "hlrty-.slx South. Raive Two West of the Wil lamette Meridian and the North Half of the Northeast Quarter oi Section One, Township Thirty-sin bouth of Raiwe Three West of the Willamette Meridian, containing 199.03 acres, according to the U. S. Government Survey thereof, situ ated in Jackson County, Svate of Oregon , be sold in one parcel In the manner prescribed by the laws of the Stat of Oregon and the practice of this Court; that the proceeds thereof be applied towards the p.ifment of plain-; tiff's decree, costs and :iccrulti coms; that at said sale plaintiff be permit ted to beepme a purchaser; that p:aln tff have a deficiency judgment against the defendants, Owen T. Wil son and Med ford National Farm Ionn Association, a corporation, and aUnst each of them, for any portion oi en Id decree remaining unpaid; that he de fendants above named, and each and ail of them, be foreclosed and .arred of all right, title, claim or Interest in the premises described in nlain tlff'a mortgage, except the right of redemption allowed ny law, and that plaintiff have such other and further relief as Is meet and equitable. This summons Is published by or der of the Hon. H. D. Nuiton. Judo of the First Judicial District of Ore gon, made and entered in said Court and cause on the 4th day of Decem ber. 1935, prescribing that this sum mons be served by publication there--of once each week for lour succos'lve and consecutive weeks In the Mcd ford Mall Tribune, a dally newsjiaper published in Jackson County. Oregon. The date of the first puollcation of this summons Is December 5th, 1 D35, and the date of tjio last publication of this summons will be January ana. 1938. T. W. MILKS, Postofflce Address: Medford. Oregon. E. C. PRE3TBYE. Postofflce Adress: 610 M;ln Avenue, Spokane, Washington. Attorneys for ,ltnt:ff. Notice of Appointment of A'lmlnls irnhir and for 'rekenuitlon of ( Infim. In the County Court ot the State oi Oregon for the County of Jackson. In the Matter of the Estate of Hairy E. Leland, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Louis R. Baker was on Jimmie Jingle Says: You'll any "Give me nnoflier slice, I never tasted rakes so nice." MOIIIIL IIAKF.HY CAKK9 TRY OUR COOKIES FOR LUNCH TODAY 203 WIST ,1 TELEPHONE MAIN ST. 511 JOStPH WBLMMR , PR0PMI0H Cross-Word Puzzle t. Ex lata 10. Flower 11. Roman date 12. Back ot the neck 17. Hop kiln XI. Not hard Sphere 25. Hehave U, UHllurd ftlck 27, Loohq gruvcl and Htunce of the earth' a aurfuce Cruok ed Utverntte 30. 21. Utv:ockrJ 33, Att:r.pt 14. Ulntoncert utterly SI. Anrtfnt Irish capital i9. A titla 40. Aqtiatlo animal 41, Opening of a net 43. On the ehel- tererl nMe it. Centrnl part 4li. Wanda r 40. Kona 47. Breiilha quick Iv IX, To a higher point 84, Not any A WA STH0NCE1 writ B'mtwwn the 17th day of August, 1039. In the above entitled court and cause and by the order of the Honorable Rul B. Day. Judfte of the above entitled court, duly appointed Administrator of the above named Harry E. Lrland, deceased, and thereafter qualified and Is now such Administrator; that all persona having claims against the es tate of said Horry E. Leland. Jeceased. are hereby required to presen; tbem with the proper vouchers within 6x montlis from the date of this notice to the said Administrator at 413 Utt erly Building. Medford. Jackson Coun ty. Oregon. NEVIR MIND THi LADY - NfVIR NEVER NEVER MIND THI IAOY NEVER MIND THI UOY NEVER MIND THE UOY by CHAPTER ONE TERRY WILLETT NYTHING could happen in Propionoire that smelly port with the incense of rotting copra and stagnant dirty sea foam pervading its narrow streets and low, flat topped houses. It was the birthplace of trouble, the refuge pf gun-runners, the feeding ground of sedition. And withal it was important enough to cause any government pro tern to squirm anxiously and foreign powers to develop headaches when trade concessions were guaranteed. The answer Coffee! The Great God Coffee! You could see the great ware houses on the docks crowded with tiers and tiers of coffee sacks: ships loading a hundred bags a minute, big fat hun- drcd-and-thirty-pound bags the batches, cascading off rattaa3 mailings to slide down In the hold. Gangs of stubby, dirty natives run ning bach and forth to chutes with bags on their backs, unloading from great caravan. of wagons that waited In a never-ending line to dis gorge. Propionoire coffee the one great source of revenue to a government that swayed on a treacherous finan cial keel. And what a weapon that was to Propionoire an added Ittng to a town that was already the scor pion of South America. Hundreds ot darkslilnncd runty men In khaki uniforms and sun caps patrolling the streets, dirty little men with a queer silky stubble on their Jaws, arrogant little rata who didn't give a damn for the power ot any consulate on earth. Sea cap tains uneasily watching their men go ashore in Propionoire trouble In the air. The town was scourged with dis ease and ralniall. Take a look at the consular visas on ships' papers "Port diseases dysentery, fever" Kalntall twenty-eight Inches a year. Italse a row In Propionoire with those offlcloua soldler-pollc. Many a Unto a ship sailed short-handed days later the body of a seaman floated out to sea through one of the aowage canals that formed network under the port. A little lata for his ship, but on his way. Days of sodden rain and days of blinding heat In a place where any thing could happen. And into the office of tha National Coffee Company of a muggy and sweltering day came a tall young man, unshavon of jaw, khaki breeches and cracked puttees garb ing his long legs, a fairly white shirt open at his tannod throat, and a pith helmet pushed back on his bead. Terry Wlllott In a hurry. The clerk In the office raised bis head indolently at the sound ot quick approaching footsteps. Terry didn't like native clerks, a terrible bread whose clerical Jobs made them kings with their fellows and Impudent with the whites. This one had no chance to be re gal. It was just as well. He'd have had his face pushed In. Terry paid him no heed, foregoing all preliminary formalities to knock briefly at the door of the manager's private office and enter Immediately on the beels ot his knock. The clerk shrugged his shoulders. These crazy Ingleses. And It waa so Infernally hot. "Hello, Drake," Terry greeted tho manager shortly, and dropped bis weatherboatsn belmet on the desk, THEi Englishman looked un. aoms- 1 what annoyed at first with this peremptory entrance. In the tropics a man clings to the little things of formality even though he may let morals, self-respect r- even life I: I'll. Drake had )en out here long enough to assimilate that time-worn truth. England waa but a oems to him now except that he nevr forgot he was an Englishman. Dot Terry wouldn't hsve cared If he were the Prince of Wales. "I've got to get to the caplial fast. h rlnped out. "or wherever this fool government was seen last. That ad ditlonai equipment Is a month over- dui and If we wait much longer the whole camp will be down with fever. We've had sickness and desertion already." Drake shrugged. He hsd regarded the National Coffee Company's pro) ect as lll ndvlsed from the atari, even though the government supported It. Dredging and widening the scum- Dat1 November 14th. 1933 LOUIS R. B4KER. Admlnistrntor of the Estate of Harry E. Leland, Deceased. Noilce to Creditors. In the County Court of the 3tat of Oregon, for Jacxson county. In the Matter of thu Estate of Sidney Sumpter Smith, aometlm known as S. Sumpter Smith, as Sumpter S. Smith, and as S. S. Smith, deceased. The undersigned has been by the County Court of Jackson County, Oreicon, appointed exeoutrlx of the catate of Sidney Sumpter Smith, MIND THC UOY HiVIR MIND THE LADY NEVER MIND THE LADY MIND THE LADY David Garth going "bumpety-bump" into my yellow Palva so that coffee ship ments could be floated down from Santa Ellsa waa a fond, foolish dream. No sensible engineer would havo tackled the job, he reflected. Not In that fever-ridden district with an Inefficient and procrastinating government holding the purse strings. No, only a couple ot grlm-llpped Americans who, by some miracle, had bullied, cajoled, fought, and driven sulky natives and the flighty Coffee Company to the point where they had almost succeeded In per forming tha Impossible. "I've cabled" he began. "Damn your cables!" swore the tall young man. "Do you think I've come down that stinking river to play hopscotch with cable blanksT Listen, Drake, things are getting bad. Fover is breaking out, I tell you. Feverl Do you know what that means? "It means we have to act faster than breathing. Those Chalkls will quit like rats only Dad Is holding them there now and he's had a touch himself. Right now he's sanitary, mechanical and construction engi neer, foreman, doctor, priest, and fighter, and It he's ever knocked off his feet, good-bye to everything.' He pushed the heavy auburn balr back from his brow with a quick rest less motion of his hand: his eyes were blight. Drake reflected that maybe this young man had a touch ot the dreaded jungle fever himself. "You look rather worn, Willett, be laid sympathetically. "Take easy for a couple of days. Believe me!" he exclaimed fervently. know how you teell This govern ment has nearly driven me dotty at times, by Jove, but you can't hurry It, old chap. You've done wonders, your father and you, but a South American gov ernment Is sometimes the nearest thing to an old ladles' sewing circle that exists." Sure, Drake," Terry said Impa tiently, "I know that. But this different. You know bow Dad Is he's sunk his teeth Into this job like a bulldog. We can't just sit around up there twiddling our thumbs and slugging whiskey to fight oft the fever. Dad's worked like ten men It's getting him. I tell you, Drake, that requisition has to go through." "I'll cable again," Drake said tone lessly. Cables! He knew that cables were the same as talking to a deaf old man without his ear trumpet. Ills fingers drummed thoughtfully on the edge ot the desk. TERRY laughed mirthlessly and lit a clgarcu "Sure," be advised, blowing out the match with a quick eilialatlon of blue smoke. "Cable by all means, but I'm heading for the capital. I don't trust your shipping agents there. Boat In two days, bub?" "Luckily, yes," Drake nodded. "Dutch boat. Freighter, but I Imag ine you can get passage. Willett," he leaned forward suddenly, "take my tip and duck this job, Uet your father and clear out of Propionoire, There's revolution In tb air. "This Is going to be no lit place tor any white man. and If martial law Is declared, you'll be hemmed In here tor months I'm ducking It the first sign of trouble. Why, If as yon tell me fever hits the river. It'll be hell. Revolution and tever, Willett. A white man can't buck thorn." "That's Just too bad," Terry said briefly. "But I'm going to the capl tal and what's more, I'll be back, Revolution won't stop me or fever either. Dad's the boss. He says the Job goes through and, aa far as I'm sometimes known as S. Sumpter Smith, as Sumpter S. Smith, and aa S S Smith, deceived, and has quail fled. The creditors of and alt persona having cUUms against said deceased, are hereby notified to present th same, verified as required by law, within six months after the first publication hereof, to the under Uned, at the otlfre of her attorney, Glenn O Taylor, Federal Bldg., Med ford. Oregon. Dated and first published, Novenu ber 31. 1935. KITTIE I. SMITH. Executrix of Said Estate NEVER MIND THE LADY NEVER MIND THE LADY NEVER MIND THE LADY 'WrW,',i concerned, the joh goes through."! Drake realized It wasn't any use.j Terry knew as well as he did that for months the cone country nau jusi beon waiting a spark to rise up in arms and that meant the stopping ot coastwise trade and the blockading1 of the ports. ' j A man like Willett never learned! by copy books, but by experience' alone, Drake rubhed his nose with a long bony forefinger. , "If you must, you must," he sighed. "Fox at the American Em bassy might be able to help you," he added tentatively. "Oeorge Fox Is a pretty good man.' flood enough to wave the old flag In their faces," Terry looked at Drake satirically, "If they start hedging on their contract. Here come the ma rines and so forth." He took up bis helmet and arose. "Four days' run both ways and I'll bring that requisition back with me. Dad's never let a job beat him yet and be Isn't going to start now." The Englishman shrugged again. "1 hope not. Have a drink before you go?" "Thanks." He accepted the tumbler, raised It In brief acknowledgement, then tossed the Dory liquid down and wiped his with bis sleeve. Drake watched the tall erect figure awing through the outer office. He slapped the cork back In the bottle, pounding It with his palm long after tores was needed, a wondering ex pression on his face. "That chap," be murmured wryly, "la the very men to build a bridge over the river Styx." tCopvrllM. 1 by David Oarthl Terry Visits a "Dive," Temorrtw V ' or ml if f