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Newspaper Page Text"s MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUXE. MEDFOKD. OREGON. SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 23. 1936. PAGE ELEVEN WWI LtnnXJb Uttj 'cnUmto 'ctxscd nrrmVo m7&FE5XBi ) mm Read every ad on this page you will probably find exactly the thlnge you have been looking lor or a ssle or trade (or unuaed article you roy bate. Search your attic or . i tore-room you may find many thlngt othere are welt ing and be able to realize Im mediate caah. If what you want lan't here, advertise for It Tribune Claaalfled ada are Jntapentlve et'ectlvel RATES Per word first Insertion (Minimum 39c) Each additional insertion, per word .. ......... 3o -lc (Minimum 10c) Per line per month without .. copy changes .. .$1 -25 Phone 75 FOR WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST If dog Is missing, call 1518. WANTEDFEMALE HELP SPECIAL WORK for women, up to 833 a wees and all your own aresaon free of any cost. No house to house canvassing. Fashion Frocks. Dept N-8878, Cincinnati, vn.o. ADDRESS OARDS spare time, good pay. Easy dignified work. Stamped envelope brlnga details. Dept. 21, Sabel Insurance, Arlington. Calif. ADDRESS Envelopes at home, spare time, 85 to 815 weekly. Experience unnecessary. Dlgnllled work. Stamp brlnga details. Employment mgr., ' Dept. 1735, Box 75, Hammond, Ind. WANTED Lady to travel selling ad vertising noveltlea to merchants. II you like selling, exprlence not essential. Salary and expense. Writ for Interview, Box 119, Mall Tribune. WANTED Woman for general house work. 108 Clark St. WANTED MALE HELP EARN 3o weekly. Write for free catalogue and sales course, sell Jilfy Tlea. 17 So. Wells, Chicago, 111. HOW WOULD YOU like to make 87.50 a day? Own a brand new Ford sedan besides? Be your own boss? I send everything you heed. Positively no money risk. Details Free. Albert Mills, 68 Monmouth, Cincinnati, Ohio. MEN WANTED with fair eduoatlon, mechanloally Inclined, now em ployed, desiring to better their pos ition by qualifying as Installation experts and Service Engineers In Electrlo Refrigeration and air con ditioning. No experience necesa , but applicants must be willing to train spare time for a few jnonths. Write, giving age, phone, -present oocupa. and address. Utilities Eng. Inst., Box 194 Mall Tribune. WANTED--MISCELLANEOUS WANTED to BUY or trade for town property, for summer cabin or cabin site. Box 108, Tribune. WANTED TO BUY Bunch of sheep. Box 731, Tribune. WANT to borrow 81BO0 on fine home on Rogue river and highway. BROWN 8s WHITE, Realtora. WANTED An offset tractor disc, about 8-loot. H. E. Wright, Phoenix. WANTED Stock suitable for fox feed. Phone 1133. WANTED We pay cash for household goods, furniture and stoves. We also buy metals, hides, pelts, wool and mo hair. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE. 97 N. Orape St. Phone 1062. WANTED Cook stove, heaters, bed springs, raattresses. day-beds, sani tary couches and cots or what have you? We pay cash or exchange NEW DEAL FURN. EXCHANGE 423 B. Main St. WANTED FURS FURS FURS Highest cash price paid for raw fur. Complete line of traps on sale. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27-29 No. Orape St. Medford. WANTED Small beauty shop, good location. 8. Z. Roberts, Oen. Del., Msdlord, Ore. WANTED To buy small cash regis ter: also mirror 3xs ft. or amaner. Dutch Mill, Klamath Junction, Ashland. WANTED TO BUY Small cash regis ter In good order. Monarch Seed Co JUVK- -JUNK WANTED CASH PAID for Inner tube, lo per lb. up. Rags, cotton and wool, up to 6c per lb Scrap Iron, small 'or large lots: also all other metaia oi all decnptlons. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE T No Orape; fhon 1069 FOR RENT HOUSES FURNISHED house. 804 W. 10th. Adults, garage. FOR RENT Two modern Call 335 S. Riverside. rent 6-room furnished hous 718 Pine 318 50. For appointment phone 314-w. MODERN furnished half duplex. Key at 219 8. Ivy. for RENT House, 8 rooms, bath. porch, wood range, rugs, deelrab e - location; imsuuwtw. v-, 909 No. Central. FOtTrENT March 1st. small furnish ed house; hardwood floor, llreplaoe, built-in; 825. Phone 589-J-9. rrvwnpNlSHED finuM 4 rooms, oath and screened porch at 1510 Walt Main tlf so. aster not paiu. v. dsvo. tu-j-a. FOB BENT HOUSES FOR RENT Small nouses In Phoenix. Central point and Oold Hill. Rental 15 and 8750. Also several desirable houses In Medford. at alt and up. Jackson County Building and Loan Association. Phone 185. or 1U7-W after 0 p. m, FOR RENT 8-room modern house, 7H W. nth. FOR RENT 6-room modern furnish ed house, close in. J-none FOR RENT Home, furnished or unfurnished. BROWN WHITE. POR RENT Modern 8-room house 18 Newtown. . i-ROOM furnished house for rent, electrlo range. Inqulr 805 South Oakdale. POR RENT Neat 8-room house. Redden ar Co.. Tel. 7au, FOB RENT APABTMENTS POR RENT 4-room apt., partly turn. Close In. SO S. Fir. FOR RENT Apartment, 8 rooms and bath, lights and hot water furnish ed, Prlgldalre. 810 S. Oakdale. FOR RENT 8-room furnished apt. Elderly couple preferred. 208 Cot tage. FOR RENT Apartment furnished; shower, steam heat, hot and cold water furnished. Mall Tribune of fice. FURNISHED APTo. Phone 879-X. FOB RENT FUBNISHED ROOMS PLEASANT, airy sleeping rooms: steam heat, garage; reasonable. 1211 W. Mam. ATTRACTIVE rooms, 404 8. Orape. FOR BENT B0ABD BOOM BOOM AND BOARD Meals served family atyle. 148 So. Holly. BOARD AND ROOM, rates reasonable, at 716 E. Main. BOARD Home-cooked meals served In private home. Reasonable rates. Near business district, 23 N. Orange St. Phone 1473-X. ROOM & BOARD Home cooked meals. 125 per month 303 N Holly FOB BENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT A diversified orchard on shares. BROWN at WHITE, Realtors FOB EXCHANGE FOR SALE OR TRADE Jonathan ap ple. 15c and sac a box. uau at aib Vista packing house between 9 and 4 o'clock. Bring own boxes. . EXOHANOE Piano for good boat and trailer. iuaj w. mu di. FOB EXCHANGE BEAL ESTATE FOR TRADE 43000 equity In ten' room dunlex. Phoenix, Aria, in' come 880.00 per month, for clew Oregon. Margaret J. Supple, 1401 E. Culver, Phoenix, Ariz. FOR SALE OR TRADE 2 acres, 7- room house, big nen nouse, cow, truck, tools. Call at Repair shop. 1617 North Riverside, Medloru. FOR SALE OR TRADE Inoome prop erty, close in. Phone 955-j. ( WILL TRADE good 40 acres wtlh nice home for Medtora. skuwh at WHITE, Realtor FOB SALE BEAL ESTATE FOR SALE or TRADE 82 acre Im proved larm near, ijeua-iuu. w 732, Tribune. FOR SALE 24 acres, 18 acres in hearing orchard, 0 acre in farm land, with good 6-room house. This Is good income property. Com pletely equipped and the price Is right. FLAHARTY REALTY CO. 311 Medford Bldg. FOR SALE 6-room modern house. furnished or unfurnished. Near grade and high school. ' FOR SALE 80 acres of wood land, 7V4 miles from Medford. on good road. Owner will take 6150.00 caah, balance In wood. SUBURBAN HOME Approximately 2 acres; 8-room house, garag, poultry house; 2 miles from Medlord. Price 62250; terms 3150 ' down, 625 per month. Can be op tioned to holder of bonus certifi cate. BROWN b WHITE, Realtors. LONG LEASE OR SALE Improved 40, ,80 or 160 acres. Must have your own equipment. Address Box 86, Macdoel, Calif. FOR SALE Smal bouse, close In. Inquire 608 Palm St. MUsTsELL small acreage on Rogue river near Pacific Hwy. Under Irri gation, some fruit, 4-room house and other bllldlnga. Full price '6525. P. O. Box 613, Gold Hill, Ore. FOR BALE Apt. house, good location; 7 apartments, furnished, all rented. For quick sale, 62600. Also, hsve a bargain In 242 feet river frontage near Shady Cove. L. O. PICKELL. 204 E. Main. Tel. 366. FOR SALE Beautiful 6-room home 3 bedrooms, 3 large lots, plenty of ahade. near high school. Small down payment, balance like rent. Another nice house; 2 acres, one mile out. lota of tree. Also several small garden tracts H. O. Wilson, 7 chestnut St. Phone 1564. WHEN you think of ml estste think of BROWN & WHITE. FOR SALE 2 acre Bear creek: 8 room house, electric pump, bsrn, chicken house. Bargain. 9650 00, pan cash. Route 4. Box 393, or see Mr. Prick at Sgobel At Day ware house. 7 ACRES clow, alfalfa; elty watr, Improved. 8 acree, modern house, free water. 4-room house, bath, city water, 6450 00. City and country hornet. Prompt attention bonus holdera. ROBERTS. Realtor, 720 W.St 2nd. Tel. 1628-J HOLDERS OF FONUS CERTIFICATES We have several properties which we can sel on easy terms and which can be optioned tf holdera of bonus certl'lcste until certificate axe cashed. BROWN WHITE. Realtor. 104 W. Main, Medford. FOB SALE BZAL ESTATE BOUSES tor sale or rent. Jackson County Bldg and Loan Aae'n. 20 ACRES, cultivated, close In. fine 4- room house, barn, large cnicaeu house. 8A free water Price 11500; terms. Shelay Agenc, 1 mil north of city limit. Paslflo Hwy. FOR SAL House. 8 lota: Central Point 8650.00. H down, easy term. Walt'a Shoe Shop. 122 Mo. Central Av. 408 ACRES on beautiful Rogue river; 78 acre In alfalfa, finest bottom soil, over one mile river fronts!. FREE WATER. This Is a fascinat ing place for your recreational home and also has great commercial value and only a few minutes from Med ford. A rare chance to own one of the finest place on the Rogue. BROWN WHITE, REALTORS. FOR SALE Uy owner. 10 to 80-aore i tract, irrigated Hear greek oottom land, Vt mile from Medtord; eaoel lent for gardening. Phone 1824-U FOR SALE POULTRY AND EGGS R. I. R. hatching egge. 50c setting. T. J. parsons, Phoenix. PLYMOUTH ROCK pullet for sal. B. W. Ford, Lozlsr Lane. FOR SALE B. Rocks and R. I. Red baby chicks, due Feb. 26th; quality stock. 610 per hundred. Oummlngs Poultry Ranch, 8 miles out Midway road, FOR SALE R. I. R. pullets, laying, 61.00 each. R. 0. Logan, Talent, 14 mile w.ut Talent school. HANSON strain white Leghorn hatch ing eggs from old hens mated to cockerels of 275 and better dams. Phone 19-F-3. FOR SALE Baby chicks. u breeds. Right prices. Monarch Seed and Feed Co. CARLEY POULTRY FARM Pedigreed Lag horns. B. 1. Reds. Hatching Eggs, Baby Chicks. FOR SALE R. I. R. hens. Tel. 961-R. FOR SALE Purebred red cocker span iel. female. Call Humane Society, 1616. FOB SALE LIVESTOCK IS MO. OLD PlhTO Colt for sal. Route 1, Box 435, Coleman Creek Road. FOR SALE 6-months-old heifer calf; tump puller and 3-bottom John Deere 10-lncb plows. O. 8. Wright, Phoenix. FOR SAJUS One team well-matohed work mares. George. Hilton, Grants Pass. FOR SALE OR TRADE Young Red brood sow and one fat hog; will trade for young heifer or on milk cow and pay difference. Phone 1458-R-2. FOB SALE DOGS PETS PEDIGREED Roller Canarlea. Special prices on pairs. Thrashers, Jaok aonvllle, Tel. 173. ROLLER canarlea. ROLLER canaries. 91 S, Riverside. Phone 528-J-2. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES The USED OAR Values are at Studebaker'a Sale Floor: 1P31 Studebaker Coupe, fine ahapt, good rubber, radio, buy 1934 Chevrolet Sedan with radio Chrysler Air Flow with radio 1935 Chrysler 6 sedan 1935 Studebaker 6 sedan Bulck sedan, 6150.00 1934 Chevrolet Pickup Many others In the lower price class in care and truoks SANDERSON MOTOR CO. TO TRADE Equity in 1934 V8 for smaller car. Call evenings. 424 8. Peach. 34 FORD V-8 Coupe, only driven 10,. vw mnes; cannot be told irom new. See this one for only 6510. FIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth. FOR SALE "S4 Chevrolet 1'4-ton truck, dual, long wheelbase, factory cunt stock rack ana uo-in. box; slightly used; recently overhauled. good rubber; 6650. T. J. Hlght, Box 221, Rt. 2. GOOD USED OARS Get Our Prloea before You Buy. THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS 1934 Dodge DeLuxe Coupe. 1934 Ford V-8 Sedan. Both Cars Priced Very Low. We have the highest class stock of Used cars in southern Oregon, see and drive them, used Car Lot, North Corner sixth and Bartlett. LANGS MOTOR CO. Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer. SS N. Riverside. Tel. 18. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE Piano, good condition, 645. Phone 233 between 9 a. m and 4:30 p. m. FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Electric range, Kelvin' a tor and 9 by 13 rug. A-l condi tion. 42 Rosa Court. FOR SALE All wool BlsnkeU, PlT lows, Curloa. 8 Laurel. Call morn ings. FOR SALE Spray rig. Fordson trac tor, ground alfalfa hay. Herbert Ranch, Hlllcrest-Phoenlx Road. FOR SALTS Dining room suit!, book case and high chair, to, if. Holly. FOR SALE Baby busgy 413 Arcadia court. STEEL SAFE 21 K22X38. 670 00. Me Culston, 317 N. Riverside. SEVERAL good used "McClanahan' Incubators. 240-egg 610, 540-etrg 620, reconditioned, tested and so.d complete. McClanahan Inc. Co, 260 west Uth St., Eugene, Ore FOR SALE I string of pur amber bead, inquire 143 N. ivy. FOR SALE Baled oat hay. Phi 7-F-14. FARMERS. ATTENTION! Rebuilt Implements and Tractors at exceptionally low prices. Agents for Cletrac sales snd psrte. nosue val ley Tractor and Imp. Co., 39 South Orape St. Phone 308. rOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Half million feat pine timber; also 100 M. white fir; V, ml. off Oreenaprlng Hwy., with road in; near sawmills. Priced to sell: terms If desired. Phone 839-J-4, Medford. FOR SALE Seven 8.000-gaI. wood tanks. See Jones, Knight Packing Co., Medford. FOR SALE White dressing table, bench, chiffonier, 818.00. 317 So. Orange. FOR BALeT Common alfalfa seed! tested, no doner. Rt. 1. Box 834, Central Point. 8. B. Hill. FOR SALE Ood Newtown apples at Cheap price, inquire sgobel at Day Packing Hous. South Put St. FOR SALE Brunswick combination billiard and pool table: extra oak top for dining table. Fully equip ped. Box 146, Tribune. ALFALFA SEED 18c: loose alfalfa hay 610.00; baled alfalfa. 1-2-8 cutting: oats and vetch, baled or loos. Tel. 623-J-4. Otto Ntedermeyar. FOR SALE. BOAT Exceptionally Well made. Can be carried on oar. 0. Earl Bradflsh, 16 So. Central. FOR SALE Electric Kelvlnstor, cheap. Phone 696-Y between 6:80 and 7. evenlnga. FOR SALE The Best grafting wax on earth. Monarch Seed Co. FOR SALE Calcium nitrate, sulfate of ammonia, auper phosphate, am- mo-phos, eto. Monarch Seed Co. FOR SALE Let . us clean your seed grain at reasonable rates, A good Job guaranteed. Monarch Seed Co. FOR SALE Certified No. 1 quality seed potatoes. Monarch Seed Co. FOR SALE .Yucca tree protectors protect young fruit trees from rab bit, borer and aun scald. Monarch Seed Co. RED and green applet. 25c box and up. 701 W. Uth. POR SALE Fine quality seed grains. Henry Nledermeyer. 1 mile north of Jacksonville on Old stage road Phone Jacksonville 854. A REAL BUY La ret sin Ex. Fancy Cornice IB lugs .. 1.00 Newtown apple In lugs .16 Bring your own ontainsr. AMERICAN FRUIT GROWERS. INC. 318 So. Fir Bt. Mtdford, On. Phone 926. FOR SALE Super photphate. sulfate or ammonia. nep guano, gypsum Right prices. Monarch Seed as feed Co. FOR SALE Liquid lime-sulphur. Get our prices. Monarch Seed and Peed Co. FOR SALE Crown teed; land plat' ter; Aero superphosphate; case farm machinery. Flnley Implement co., uentrai pome TYPEWRITERS Burma 118 N. Oen tral Phone 382. FOR SALE Baled oat hay ground alfalfa and oat bay loose alfalfa bay. 0, A. DeVoe, Phone 633-J-9. WOOD 876-X. Dry laurel and fir. Phone FOR SALE Reoleaned field aeedt. grain and the "dope" to treat teed before planting.- Monarch Seed ex Feeo Co. MISCELLANEOUS WHITE Leghorn pullets 75cK corn 61 cwt. win taxe anoat. o, j. Logan, Orchard Home Drive. PEBS0NAL MAUDE B. OLARK, Mata-Phyaloal - Teacher and Practise, will five 6 leeture on Unity and Divine Sci ence, Hotel Allen. Sunday, Fab. 38 to 29, 7:45 p. m. All welcome. Phone now for consultation. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS 1. Be In har mony 6, Labeling II. Body of a ' trst 14, On who - transfers property II. Symbol for tantalum II. Closlni tightly . II. Sun god II. Hootler stats: abbr. Jl. Creep away abjectly 21. Small portion of liquid rl. Regrets II. Solid water 24. Remain 17. The absolute suoerlatlv Solution of Yetttrdty't Puxilt 0 B 0 lOm 0 G Ul, L H sol i rr' h hl i AF5Cc Sf" g AjNE g D I T SB KlElD KZytzzss cRAf Sap Env rio,pePh e r s p b o srra 1 K AISlC " N Tk BURST? P A RH5 F tBm a nSTRa R A MiMcteHEgWPjT A M rf R TIC Ap ElrJ ffl Tl, E siETf AbvIsIeInisIe aowMis II. Playing card !9. Withered 40. Metrlo meaa- urea 41, Corpulent 41. Action at law 44. Proceed . 41, Novel by Sir Waller gcott 47, Canadian province: abbr. llark aimed at In curl- lllE Oodiiesi of the mnoD Uoflt Inde pendent Sf bird II. Light lew shoe II. Acquire by t labor ZllP' II 21 iZ So ff J JB F IIlZilZZZZZ 34 lll W1 25"ZIlZZ il Tz 1 33 BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON COl'NTV ABSTRACT CO. - Abstracts jf Title and Title lnauranoe. The only oomplet Title System In Jackson County. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO Abstract of Title. Rooms 8 and 6. No. 89 North Central Ave., upstair. Money to Lend MONEY LOANED 660 to 6900 for neraoual or household purposes on House Furnishings or Autos; also Cars Ref nanced. Loans ciosea within 30 minute. License No. S- 167. See W. E. Thomas, 46 so. cen trsl. Long DUtanoe Moving LARGE VAN serving Calif, Orsg. and wash, points, seml-montlilv trips. Fully insured. Martin Bros, 701 8. 6th St . Orants Pass. Tel. 146-J Transfer. REINKrNO TRANSFER 00 Long distance hauling. Furniture, cattle, anything. Ill N. Fir, Phone 1033 O. Stuart. BADS TRANSFER As STORAGE CO. Office 1016 No. Central. Phone 916 Prices right. Strvloa guaranteed. TRUCKING AND STORAGE Local and long distance hauling, furni ture moving, etc. Reasonable rates. Tel. 833. P. 8. Samson Co. HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pack ers and mover, special livestock. moving equipment, frices rignt, 610 North Riverside. Phone 616. TIED FOR LEAD BERKELEY, Cel., Feb.' 1J. (AP) A fighting band of U. 0. L. A. Brulnt tprang ahead in an overtime period to defeat tns University of California. 31 to 28, In a heated contest here tonight. The score was knotted 28-all at the end of the regular game. Half time score waa 10-10, The defeat ended California'! hope for the southern division conference title. , LOS ANGELES, Cal Feb. 22. (AP) Stanford's Indians defeated the University of Southern California to night, 48 to 42, and went back Into a tie with the Trolant for tht Par clfto coast conference basketball not, southern division. Stanford led at the half by a score of 22-91. 1 Grants Past Loses To Klamath 24 to 22 GRANTS PASS. Feb. 32,- (AP) A last quarter drive gave Klamath Palls a 24-92 victory ovtr the Orants Pats high school basketball team here last night In non-oonferenet game. Grants Pas led 6-4 at tht quarter, tied 10-10 at tne nan, ana led 18-17 at the third quarter. . Glovanlnl led the visitors with 10 points and Stokes counted 9 for tno cavemen. Use Mall Trlbuui want adt. Cross-Word Puzzle I. Plteta out I. m will T. Bring Into a row Skating arena I. Small barrel 10, Inside II. Water wheel 11. ftestmbllng a certain . fruit 17, Living 10. Merchant It 'Mert precipi tous 14. Ssvare 24. Percolstea 11. Tavern 29. Three: prefix II. Meat tl. 32. It. II. IT. Calmer Locks Divisions of ' an act Impatiently anxloua Fragrance Diminish 48. issut forth 10. Wild burralo of India 12. Irritates If, Approarhee DOWN ' . DrtRftl . Hmall artltt I. 8mbor for ruthenium 4. Typt maaa- . urtt 28. 41. Athletic field 42. Pertaining te the dawn 41. 41. 41. II. Printing necessity Before Article Symbol for tedium "CARELESS" DRIVER 1 5j. wat r.r? i , f zzzrw ( Mil ' a ii i , . V """2 ? n- st- B i? ' 4 w! "Amerloa' Most Csreleit Driver," Impertonated by Lew Brown, well known driver of the not trtokt, kneckt down obttaolet right and left at n ttltmpt! to wind hit way through them at the Montgomery Ward National Safety Show, now touring the country. The show start Brown and Out Sohradtr, another' famoui tpeedtter and It dttorlbed ovtr an amplifying tyttem by Jack Story, nationally known announoer. The ploture waa uken at the opening performance In Oklahoma Olty on Jan. uary 17. Pretant plant Indicate that the thow may visit here later In JERSEY T VITAL TESTIMONY (Continued from Page One.) u-- a, Hauntminn and In LhJ Bronx county courthouse testified he had aeen him on two occasions prior to the kidnaping." The Governor reiterated ne naa no present intention to grant anothei reprieve. O. Lloyd Fisher, chief defense coun sel, who with Hunterdon County prnnMMitnr Anthony M. Hauean Jr. sat In at the govarnor't meeting with Whiten, asked tne lumoerjaca ii iw had been prom'aad ont-thlrd of the reward, and Whlted said "Yea." Governor Hoffman atld "errors' were found today In Whlted't state mints durlm the conference. He did not disclose what thoy were. Of Amandua Hockmutn, tne secunu witness to testify Hauptmann had been near the Lindbergh estate, the governor had this to say "J have no present; pians iior qucs- llnnlna html hut WOUld think HOOk- muth's testimony open to tusplolou. There la question whether or not there Is a material untruth In nit testimony that he realded In New Jersey, whereaa he was a resident of Hew York and drew relief In New York. "The defense hat affidavits thow Ing Hockmuth had cataracts on both .nil uiu almost blind. There It also ad affidavit from one New Jer sey employe who aald Hockmutn win him he never saw anyone In the vi cinity of the Lindbergh home, "After Hauptmann waa arretted ne suddenly appeared at an Identifica tion witness Ha waa not known at the time of the Bronx hearing." Hockmuth, 87-year-oio veteran oi the Franco-Prussian war and onoe an uaher In a New York theatre, awort at Plemlngton he aaw Hauptmann 'glaring at him like a gnost- drive nut his Hooewell home In a car. con taining a ladder, almllar to tht one used In tht kidnaping. OF WASHINGTON HELD NEED OFJPRESENT (Continued from Page Ont.) our financial overlords as to tna masses themselves. FUene declared the Credit Onion movement, of which he It an advo cate, had adopted tht reallttlc atti tude, and la pioneering in the solu tion of thett problems." WASHINOTON, Peb, 33. (AP) Tilt capital named In his honor led tht nation today In traditional and rev erent observance of the 104th anni versary of the birth of Oeorge Wash ington. While the first president's "tare well address" was read In congress, offlclslt and oltlrent paid tribute by placing wreaths on Washington's tomb at Mount Vernon In nearby Virginia. All government office were closed. The capitals cltlnnry Joined by thousands of visitors made pilgrim ages to Mount Vernon or Fredericks burg, where whingtm soent hit boyhood, or climbed to tht top of the lofty monument that beara hit nama. Captain Wilson Brown, naval aide to President Rooaevtlt. acted for tht chief executive In laying a wreath on the first presldtnt't tomb In t simple but Impressive ceremony. To Re "Reno-vated" PINO, Nev., Peb. 33 (AP) 01' Torce suits filed here Friday Included Teasle Fas Rinehart va. Earl Robert Rlnehart, married Lakevlew, Ore. Aug. 8, 1838; cruelty. Armour lllvldend. CHICAOO. Peb. 33. (AP) Dl' rectors of Armour Co.. have de clared dividend of 81.80 a share on account of accumulations on tne old 1 per cent preferred ttuck, It was Announced today. Thla leave aocutoultUons ( 130.75 8 Ihslt, CONCILIATION DOES HIS WORST -is. ;e SNOW SLIDE HITS HAY TRAFFIC (Continued from Pugt Ont.) nounccd bt would seek mobilisation of COO workers tnd various other agencies in the event floods expected In his stats materialise. Several cities have requested WPA funds for levee and rip-rap work. In Illinois, the mayors of IS Pox River valley towns were Invited to meet at Aurora Sunday to map s de fense against the danger. With ice on the Missouri river 30 Inches thick, farmers In the Yankton, S. D., vicinity made preparations for flight from the bottom lands In the case the "break up" should oome suddenly. Dynamite has been stored at Blair, Neb., and other points where there are bridges for use In breaking up loe jams. But Capt. H. B. Upor, army district engineer at Amelia, where the ice in the Missouri river la two to three feet thick, aald the eaplo uvo wouia oe no neip in Dig jams, They will have to break themselves up, Captain Loper aald. POCATELLO, Idaho, Feb. 33. (AP) Waters of Pocatello creek and the Fort Hall overflow canal, three mllet north and west of here, leaped their banka today, and rushing west toward the Fortneuf river, caused heavy damage and stalled westbound trtfflo. Caused by rapidly melting mows. the water, four feet deep In many placea, twept across the old Oregon trail weat of hare and auto travel was detoured to reach American Palla. The rl.lng flood also was spreading over the Yellowstone park highway and it waa feared that an additional 13 hours of warm weather would multiply damage. At Tyhee, north of Pocatello, many fields were flooded, and autolsta re ported considerable damage was cauasd at American Falls. HOLD OLD MAN IN LOS ANOBXE8. Feb. 33. (API With so aged men under arrest, po lice of suburban Bell Investigated today what they aald appeared to be a weird "human .bomb" plot aimed at a family of ten persons. Wlllard Steele. Bell chief of police, tald the "human bomb" sutpact It Jo Oabrttle, 78, a laborer, who Is in jail. Oabrlele waa arretted early today la the yard of a house owned by Frank Alol, store proprietor, Four policemen who took Oabrlele to tht station house said that strap ped to his body wat homemade bomb. Thla was made of lo-inon atlck of dynamite and a detonating cap, packed with plaster of Paris and Puller'e earth In an automo bile vacuum tank and with a five- foot fuse attached. Oabrlele wore an overcoat, concealing the bomb, Police Chief Steele reported. Oabrlele denied that he ever had Intended to set eft tht bomb snd told officers he had found It on the street, offloert laid. ORIOON CITY, Or.. Feb 33. (AP) "Mr. Plnegan" loitered too long to arrive at Salem tonight but he evidently was on his way. The saa-llon .which conquered tne fsllt her yesterday, wat aeen 1st to day near the Boernbecher mill five miles upstream from Oregon City Word of hit most recent oavortlns was given by J. R, Stewart, Oregon City barber, who tald employee of the mill watched hit antlca tor con siderable time. H mSTTTCIlINo" to YARD, Buttons covered. Dressmaking. 203 SouUs Front. HUMAN BOMB PLOT MFINNEGAN'ON HIS WAY TO SALEM E TO HANDLE PROBE 'PENSION RACKET' WASHINOTON, Peb. M. (API A bi-partisan committee was named today by Speaker Bvros to Investi gate charges that old age pension organizations among which waa list ed the Townsend plan had collected thousands of dollars In dimes and quartera for "fantastic" schemes. The Investigation, "welcomed" ay officiate of the Townsend organisa tion, will be directed by Representa tive Bell (D.. Mo.) Bell Introduced tht resolution for the Inquiry and tlie house adopted It by a 340 to 4 vo. Other members of the committee are Representatives Lucas (D., TU.), Oavagan (D., N.Y.I, Tolan (D.. Calif.) Holllster (R., Ohio), Colllnt (fi., Calif.). Dltter (Ft., Pa.) and Hotfmau (R., Mich.) Bell aald the committee would be called together probably Monday for organisation and to decide how much money It would need. The resolution does not tpeclftcally mention the Townsend plan for payment of 8304 a month pensions to all persona 60 or older but Byrnt and other house leaden agreed It was aimed at that organisation. Bell said he did not know the Townsend sentiments of hit commit tee members. He added that he did not care what their aentlments wert so long as they were "the honest, fair and Juat men, which know Speaker Byrna would appoint." Representative McCrroarty ( Dem- Calif.), Introducer of Townsend legis lation In congress, aald be was "satis fied with the committee, although It would be better IS Belt were rjot on It because of his bias." Bellview BELLVIEW. Feb. 33. Tht) Home) Intension Unit of Bellview will met at the club house - next Tuetdsy raTnlng at 10:80, February 38. Mre. Albeit Arnold, who attended th Home Interest conference at Corval- lis, will give her report. Mrs. Mary Haah and Mrs. Mary Stenrud. the) two local leader of the meat eookst project, will demonstrate the differ ent and best methods of cooking meat. A covered dish luncheon will be served at noon with Mrs. Lydlt, Jacks and Mrs. Florence Tucker a hostesses. Anyone Interested may at tend these meetings. Bellview Parent-Teachers associa tion held its monthly meeting at th school, houae Friday evanlng. Tho program was of special Interest as "Founders' Day" was observed with a huge birthday cake holding can dles which were lighted during th ceremony. Miss Wanda Helnse gavt) two violin selections, accompanied nt the piano hy Mis Bra StlnohfltM. Glenn Wade gave a reading and Mrs. Arnold a talk on th horn ocofetv. enoe which aha attended last week. Cake and coffee were served artet tSt program, Mre. Walter Longatreth, Miss Doris Hltohcoek and Richard laj, 4-H club leader of Bellview, attend ed a meeting of olub leaders of Jack ton county In Medford Monday eve ning. A 'county organisation ' was formed with Dick Joy a president. This organisation will meat th first Saturday ot ach month In Mrdford with a luncheon at noon.- The play "Th Neighbor," pre sented by tht . Bellview Orange last Thursday night, waa a decided u ceae. A large crowd enjoyed the eve ning's entertainment snd a good sum was cleared. Miss Helen Dunn, who ha grown to womanhood In Bellview, will be honored Friday when th D. A. R. will present to her medal of "(ostl cltleenthlp" . A group of friends fathered at th Ben H. Chrlstlltb horn Monday eve ning and gave Mrt, ohrlttlleb real surprise, the occasion bain; her blrthdsy anniversary. After th chicken dinner was enjoyed, the birthday gift were opened). Th re mainder of th evening was spent In dancing and mualc. Eighteen par ticipated In the Jolty party. Mrs, Homer Moore was host tot a vary enjoyable party In honor ot Mre. Rlchsrd O. Joy Wednesday. Oueet enjoyed th ihower with Mrt. Joy as th opened her many paofc ae. Refreshment of salad, sand wiches cake and tea were served at mal 1 tables. Mrt. Moor was assisted by Mrt. B. H. Chrlttlltb and Mist Bnrbara Jean Moore. . COURT HOUSE NEWS Furnished by th Jackson county Ibttrtct Co. 131 I Slith street Marriage Licensee Aldus J. Tempi and Emm Du Bols. Circuit Court Ruth Pool va Erford Poole. TK Tore. Nicholas Kim rt. Gertrude McMil lan et el To quiet title. John Albert vs. J. D. Bicker!) et si Fc-ecloeure. N. R. Franklin et al vs. J. W. Lo ner. For money. Probata Court Batat of Elisabeth T. Tomltn, de ceased. Probate, Estate of Julius H. von der He! lea. deceased .Probata. Joyc E. Durham and Nancy F, Durham. Ouardlanahlp. e Ba correctly corseted la an Artiit Modal by Ithtlwjo Hoffmann. Use Mali ITtbunweat ads.