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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOKD, OREGOX, SUNDAY, APTTJL 12, 1936. PAGE ELEVEN H20l Hi mm Read every aa on thla page you will probably find exactly the things you have Been looking tor or aale or trade for unused article you may have. Search your attic or tore-room you may find many thlnge othere are seek ing and be able to realize Im mediate cash. If what you want lent here, advertise for It Tribune Classified ada are Inexpensive elfectlvel RATES Pet word first insertion (Minimum 29c) Each additional insertion. per word lc (Minimum 10c) Per line per month without copy changes - : U S' Phone 75 TOR WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST Friday, fishing rod, reel, line on rod. Up Little Butte. C. D. Thompson, 1002 West 11th. DOG LOST Black and white bulldog. Jackson county license 1668. Please phone 633. LOST Gentleman's brown Parker pen. Name "J. D. Bell," care Elks' club. LOST -If dog is miming, call 1MB WANTED MALE HELP MEN WANTED, with lair education, mechanically Inclined, now employ ed, desiring to better their positions by qualifying as Installation experts and service engineers In AIR CON DITIONING and Electrlo Refrigera tion. No experience necessary, but applicants must be willing to train spare time for a few months, write giving age, phone, present occupa tion and address. Utilities Eng. Insf., Box S773. care Mail Tribune. MAN Able to put In 8 hours a day, 4ft-a-week opportunity. Clean, out door occupation. Car given pro ducer. Write Albert Mills, 129 Mon mouth, Cincinnati, Ohio. WANTED FEMALE HELP ADDRESS envelopes for advertisers. Earn up to 26 weekly. Experience " unnecessary. Stamp brings details. Rose Company, Long Beach, Cal. WANTED Girl for light housework. Phone 278-J. SPLENDID opportunity to earn mon ey, help with the family budget; full or part time; chance for ad vancement. Inter view required. Box 3746, Tribune. GIRL tor housework and assist with children. Good home and ais per month. Box 2864. Tribune. WANTED SITUATIONS ; MARRIED MAN wants steady ranh work. Expert orchardlst. Box 28o. Tribune. LOCAL GARDENER Trustwortny. wishes work. Expert flowers, shrubs A. P. Mendocino 307 Bessie St. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 2 or S tons feed barley. H H. Dietrich. HIGHEST cash price paid for electric motors. Flynn Electric, Phone 107. WANTED Good used rnan'a bicycle. Box 2762, Tribune. COMMERCIAL SPRAY Have power sprayer on truck for spraying your fruit trees; also white-washing of all kinds. Phone 268-V. Withrow. TWO young men going to Portland will drive or pay part of expense. Phone 4.-F-12. WANTED HOME LOANS. Easy monthly payment plan. Call 195 for details. Medlord Federal Sav ings & Loan. WANTED SAVINGS ACCOUNTS. Build your savings and Insure them, too. Write or call for particulars, Medford Federal Savings At Loan, 126 E. Main. Phone 195. WANTED Good used baby buggy. Phone 746-Y. WANTED Best property ei500 will buy. with $500 down. West side preferred. Box 2885. Mall Tribune. WANTED Horses and cattle to pas ture. W. R. Holman. Eagle Point. WANTED 1935 Bedan; will trade 30 Chev. coach as part payment; would assume unpaid contract or will pay cash balance. Box 2750. Tribune. WANTED TO BUY 3 acres or more, within 10 miles of Medford. Must have reasonable price and terms. Can make down payment with bonus bonds. Writ Box 2745. Mall Tribune. Give details, buildings, water, land, nearest postofflce. WAN'I ku 600 horses Ao break to ride or drive. L. O. VanWegen, 235 N Ivy. Phone 1042-J. WANTED at COL MOHAIR Barest cash prices for wool and mo hair, wool bags and fleece twine MBDPOKD BAROAfN HOUSE n No Orep Phone 1062 AUTO Repairing, reasonsble prices Clement Auto Parts. 830 N. River side. JUNK- -JUNK WANTED CASH PAID lot inner tubes, 10 pel lb up Raits ootios and wool, up to Sc oer lb Scrap Iron small or terge lota; saw ail other metaia t all decription MEDFOUD BARGAIN H JUSI 17 No Orspe Phone 106a WANTED TO BUY Men s food used suits fsed Wardrobe 8hcp IMS t Main PURNITVKl! upno.s,rin) repairing. J relinishmg w t Waiter, phone1 68. 2QI X. Peaca. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS WANTED We pay cash (or household goods, furniture and stoves- We also buy metalt. hides, pelts, wool and mo hair. MEDFOUD BAKOAlN HOUSE 27 N Grape 8t Poone '.062 FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT Unlurnlshed house, 413.50. Call 935 S. Riverside. FOR RENT Unfurnished 6-room house, 245 No. Grape St. Inquire Farmers it Fruitgrowers Bank. FOR RENT 7-roem house, newly paperea; Darn, ga.nso mm uuiuuim lngs; 14 acres. Jacksonville, call 413. FOR RENT 4-room house near Park In Central Point, S5. Also 6-room modern house In Jacksonville; hardwood floora and ' fireplace, 615.00. Inquire 126 East Main St., or Phone 195 or 1147-W alter 6:00. FOR RENT Small furnished house. 131 S. Grape. FOR RENT 209 South Orange, 7- room unfurnished home; hardwood floora, fireplace, Areola hot water heating plant; 632.60 Inc. water. Charles R. Ray. Realtor, Medford Bldg. phone 302. i RENT 2 modern houses, 3-room and 5-room, 204 W. Jackson. FOR RENT High-class 4-room fur ' nlshed house, Res. K. Ideal court, corner Myrtle and Taylor St. Geo. Iverson. MODERN 4-room house, large break fast nook. Call 406-R-2. FOR RENT 5-room modern furnish ed house; all hardwood floors. Adults only. Call 321 Howard or Tel. 1219. FOR RENT Homes, furnished or unfurnished BROWN & WHITE FOR RENT Home at 608 Souta.Oa dale, by April 1st. Phone 66. FOR RENT To responsible tenant, 8-room, newly decorated dwelling, partly furnished, at 316 South Riv erside. Inquire at 325 So. Riverside.. FOR RENT 6-room modern house 17 Newtown. Call from 9 to 5. ex cept sundaya. phone 141, Central Potnt. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOIt RENT Apartment, 2 rooms, kit chenette, bath; hot water, tele phone, garage. 916 West 10th. FOR RENT 4-room, unfurnished apsrtment, 2 blocks from Main on corner of South Bartlett and East 8th. FURNISHED 4 rooms and bath; flow era, shade and berries, 20r 852 W. 2nd. FOR RENT 3-room apt. partly fur nished, close In. Inquire 20 So. Fir. FOR RENT Furnished apartment, Durrell Court. 329 N. Holly. Avail able 16th. FOR RENT Apartment. 334 Apple. CLEAN fully furnished i and 3-rm apt., gruund floor, private batbs; adults only. 244 Souto Grape. NICELY furnished apartment Adults only Call 906 West 10th. FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT Pleasant front bedroom, also garage. 15 8. Orange. Call mornings. ROOMS for rent, or room and board, close In. phone 449-X. ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 8 Grape. FOR RENT BOARD ROOM ROOM AND BOARD 146 S Holly FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Cabin, 1132 Court St. Phone 1261. FOR RENT Ranch, 40 acres, Improv ed, 15 acres under cultivation. Elsie Dunham, Rt. 1, Box 390, Medlord, Griffin Creek road. FOR EXCHANGE SELL OR TRADE for property, 1930 LaSalle aedan; perfect condition. Box 2838, Mall Tribune. WILL TRADE trues for wood or labor. Phone 1352-W. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TRADE Modern 6 room home, 6 lots; berries and fruit trees. A. J. Gardner, 611 Ham ilton. FOR SALE - REAL ESTATE FOR LEASE; 80-acre hill ranch; 12 acrea cultivated; - good buildings, springs, well; 690 per year. Box 2902, Tribune. FOR SALE 9lA acres, 3 miles out on paved road; 5-rootn house, shade trees, pressure water, everlasting well walled with brick. A nice place to live. Only 61000.00, easy terms. Also: 70 acrea of fine farming land, 36 Irrigated, all fenced with woven wire, price 62000.00. L. G. PICKELL, 204 E. Main. Phone 365. FOR SALE 12 acrea on highway, 9 acres clover. 4 acre garden, Irriga tion, new house, good outbuildings. E. Gould, The Acreage Man, 403 West Jackson St. FOR SALE OR TRADE Equity In 8 roorn modern house. Call Sunday or Monday at 1812 N. Riverside. BROWN & WHITE. Realtors, offer henutlful Rogue River properties ranging from one to 400 acres, Im proved and unimproved. ALSO stocked and equipped dairy ranch. ALSO beautiful foothill home with all kinds of fruits. ALSO city homes on easy terms. FOR SALE OR TRADE 7 acres, 5 room house, barn, chicken houw. brooder house, city water, electric ity, ladlno pasture; near Crater Lake highway, over Buckfhot Hill road. Will trade for 1 acre with good house. Don Elliot Rt. 4, Box 51-B. HOUSe for tale or reut Jackson County Bids and .joeo Asa'n. TO SETTLE ESTATE 10 acres good lend neir Medium, price 5O0 Rent 2 serrs. improved, clover and ber ries. 610 per month. A. F. Flowers, Cor. 12tU and Front. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE PCS SALE by owner. 10 to 80-acre tracts, irrigated Bear creek ootu.m land. 44 mile from Medlord; excel lent (or gardening. Phune 1524-u FOR SALE 5 acres, ladlno clover and alfalfa. 2 miles Medford. nearly new bulldlnga, 6-room house, gar age, barn, hen house; 61600, 6500 down, balance easy terms. 6 Acres close to town, good build ings. A bargain at 61200; easy terma. God dairy and stock ranches. Homesltes going at low prices In the scenic westover Heights. Exclusive Agent, B. J. PALMER. Space In Palmer Muslo Store. FOR SALE 27 Glen Oak Court, 6 room home, with hardwood floors, fireplace, piped hot air furnace, living room and dining room, at tractively papered walls, lawn and shade trees In front and back. Non resident owner desires quick sale. Call Charles R. Ray, Realtor, Med ford Bldg., phone 302, for appoint ment. FOR SALE 70 acres, 47 In cultiva tion, 20 In wheat. 13 In alfalfa, fine family orchard. 27 A. Irrgated. lovely 7-room modern home, good barn and other outbuildings; 2 fine cows, 4 heifers, 3 hogs. Non resident writes us Jo sell. Can give good terma with reasonable down payment. A real ranch for only 67.750. FOWLER St UPP. 44 N. Riverside. Exclusive Agents. FOR SALE By owner. 6 acrea, 4 In pears; 6-room modern house, base ment: other buildings; city water; at city limits. 101 Western Ave. WHEN you think or reel estate think of BROWN it WHITE FOR SALE POULTRY AND EGGS BRONZE turkey eggs, 15c each; day old poults. If take all of hatch. 30c each. Phone 12-F-3, Lagle roini, J. H. Stanley, Rt. 3. FOR SALE Black Minorca hatching eggs. 410 Earhart, TOR SALE White Leghorn Betting eggs. .B. W. D- tested. 3c each. D. W. Beebe. central Point. DAY-OLD White Leghorn chicks for sale at Garrett'a Poultry Farm and Hatchery, where everything la done to produce quality chicks, using old hens only, blood tested by O. B. C-. also R. O. P. cockerels and no eggs set less than 2 ozs., no eacn for 500 or more. 12c each for less, de livered. Visitors welcome. East N St., P. O. Box 183. Grants Pass, Ore. FOR SALE Bronze turkey eggs tor setting: Rhode Island hens. Green leaf's, old Stage road. Central point. 6-WEEKS-OLD rooBters, 8c. Hungates, mile west Talent school. BARRED ROCK AND HANSEN LEG HORN CHICKS now available In small quantities at any time. TAL ENT HATCHERY. FOR SALE-DOGS PETS MATED CANARIES, trained singers, Moss Aviary, 816 N. Central. FOR SALE Young male Chow dog, 618 E. Main. ROLLER CANARIES 2) 8 Riverside FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE OR TRADE for cows, good gentle team, also good wagon and harness. C. W. Miller. 8rU house . east of Oasis, Eagle Point. ONE Jersey cow, fresh 20th; one Guernsey heifer, G. c. Mltcneu, Ashland. FOR SALE Milk cow, or will trade for heifer. Bert Lowry, Bear Creek ' Orchards. Phone 401-R-l. FOR SALE Cow and young calf; 4-year-old horse. Phone 863-J. FOR SALE 16 gllta. 4 brood sows. Dr. Miller, pnoenix. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES GOOD USED CARS CHEAP T Model Ford Truck 630.00 T Model Ford Touring 16.00 T Model Pickup. 15.00 T Model Coupe... 20.00 , 46.00 , 45 00 1926 Chevrolet Touring.-.. 1925 Chevrolet Coupe.... 1923 Chevrolet Roadster. 1924 Hudson Coach .. 1921 Dodge Pickup 1927 Whippet Coupe.-. 1927 Chevrolet Coupe.... 20 00 . 35 00 32 00 85.00 65 00 80.00 45.00 35.00 1027 wnippel ranei... 1927 Ford Coupe . 1927 Essex Sedan 1926 Star Coupe 40.00. WALTER W. ABBEY, INC. 123 S. Riverside. Apen Sundays. MASTER-SIX Bulck, 1926 model, but was stored for four yeara; In per fect running order; new tires, bat tery, etc. (nearly 6100 spent to re condition), Just licensed. Price (300. "Overlook" Ranch, Merlin, Oregon. Tel. 611-F-24. LATEST Dodge Sedan DeLuxe, only 13.400 miles; guaranteed every way. Priced for quick sale; easy terms. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plyrw'juwi FOR SALE; 1933 Chevrolet sedan, ex cellent condition. Tel. 638-L. GOOD USED CARS REAL QUALITY LOW PRICES See These Care Before You Buy. 1035 Chrysler 6 Coupe. 1934 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan. 1934 Dodge coupe. 1934 Ford Pickup. 19S4 Ford V-8 Sedan. 1930 Chevrolet Coupe. 1930 Dodge Sedan. 1933 Plymouth Coupe. 1935 Plymouth Coupe. 1934 Chrysler 8 Sedsn. 1929 Ford Pickup. 1980 Hudson coupe. Some Real cheap Cars from 615 to 85. LANOE MOTOR CAR CO. 38 N. Riverside. Tel. 18. Used Car Lot N. E- corner 6tb and Bartlett. HAVE 6325 equity In studebaker .14 Dictator aedan. Will trade (or light coupe or sell at a discount. 1134 Court St. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Electrlo Incubators and milk cow. 1297 Sunset Ave. FOR SALE Seven used spray rlKs; 2 Hardvs, 6 Beans. All prices. How ard Equipment Co. FOR SALE Davenport, 2 chairs, arrsll table and radio. 106 8. Orange. Phone 1034. iron tang, chap, C. S. New ball, I Old bUrjt road. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS NEW Bilk brocade drapea, rose; various household articles. Cheap. 1133 West 9th. NEWTOWNS CHEAP Cold atorage stock, both Face and Fill O grade and wrapped largo slee fancy. Bear Creek Packing Plant. Phone 1190. FOR SALE Shelving, with or with out drawers; counters, apothecary scales, gaa heater, varloua other fix tures: about 200 1-gallon amber g'"it bottles. Box 2781, Tribune. B-FLAT CLARINET, 612 00, or trace for calf or pigs. 206 So. Holly. FOR SALE National cash register , (garage type), large battery charg er. Porter'a Service, N. Main and Skidmore, Ashland. FOR SALE Riding garden tractor: or trade for livestock. First service station south of Talent. - SOUND body fir atumpage; some hardwood. Greenleaf. pox 134, Old Stage road, Central Point. FOR SALE 6250 credit on new Chrysler or Plymouth: 7j discount. No trade-In. Phone 287-L. FOR SALE Child's playhouse. 666-Y. FOR SALE Goat's milk. First house on right, Berrydale Ave. Call eveu lngs. FOR SALE Jonsthan apples 15c and 35c box. Ala Vista Packing house. FOR SALE Kanota oats, wheat and oat hay. chas. Isaacs, 2 miles out on Crater Lake highway. CHOPPED barley for feed, and ba.ed straw. V. Bursell. Phone 365-J-3 A BARGAIN One 9-h.p. Bean spray rig Inquire O. C. Lemmon, care Sgobel St Day. So. Fir St. rYPEWtti lEKS Hierma lie N. Cen tral Phone 282 - POti SALE--Kanuta oau and Heo chen barley C. P. Nledermever 6-3-.l-l. HAi FOR SALE Grain or alfalfa Gore Ranch. Jacksonville highway FOR SALE Good Newtown apples at cheap prices Inquire Sgobel Day Packing House South Fir St POR S.4LE, Bateo oat nay ground alfalfa anu oat nay loose alfalfa hay O A DeVoe. Phone 62S-J-2 MISCELLANEOUS WE PAY up to 6160 Oil large aire alngle coats or coats auo eits. and up to 67 00 for large used uit. Will H Wilson, S2 No Front 8t BUSINESS DIRECTORY JAI'KHON COUNTV ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts a ntle and Title Insurance. The only complete 1 1 1 1 e System in Jackson County MURRAY AB8TRACI OO. Abstract of ntie. Rooms 8 and 5 No 82 worth Central Ave, upstalra Logg Distance Moving; LARGE VAN serving Calif, Oreg and Wash points, semi-monthly trips Fully insured Martin Bros 701 3 6th St Oranta Pass Tel. I4B-J, Money to Lend MONEY LOANED 150 to 1300 for personal or household purposes un House Furnlsl.ings or Autos; alao Cara Refinanced Loana closed within 30 mlnutee License No. 8 157. See W E. Thomas, 41 So Cen tin I. COMMERCIAL SPRAYING COMMERCIAL spraying. McGonagle. Phone 258-M. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS I. Cut ult 4. With full force . Cnnleil fa brio IS. Manner IS. Thin Itemed vroolen clotb 15. 8pllt It. Heathen 18. Term nf ad dress 11. Bone 21. Dad 22. Sewed Joint 24. Cook slowly 2(1. Bur 29. Klnlal ef a roof tO. Refuse result ing from smelting ore 12. Public carrier! ahbr. la. Florid and . fnntnstlo style of or namentation IB. Dinner course 17. Out of: prefla IS. Oettlna along 40. Greek letter 41. Timid 41. Counnel: are halo 44. Advanced In years 4fl. Forward 47. Perform 4. Mineral spring 49. Maker of cer tain foods Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle LEEiLI ST5 clow AV A HfO M TOfHARE M I 5 TAKENiORl B PLEADijELEE D E C IE? E JWJA R. E S y L9.SMxy.BMkE n e M I NiTE 1 1 RgB ESHE A K il&EnLAAMO D E OVAL ifS W O R D M A N FMRJMMU IfiaIvIsMeI 51 Glass con tainer (5. Pert.. ning to Ouido d'Aretao 61. Oovernmtnt levy 59. Spread loosely 60. Form of In vestment 61. Edged tool DOWN L Ingredient of varnlin I3 Wk4 5 I I7 8 Bf ' : itaf in!" ii ZZ. 23 24 2S m,7U ZJ 23 r- -L Mai . lZllZZlZiZZ imi n pf So SI"rW: M 53 64 1 mkm.-, f ZLll.Z?ZZ i iji 1 1 i iiiiim i ..I i BUSINESS DIRECTOR? Painting and Paperhaitgtni. COMMERCIAL & HOUSE PAINTIN1 Tinting as Papertjinglng. Harry Marx, phone u-F-4, Route 1, Box 440. JOHN H. LOCK Painter and Decorator. Fine Interior work a apeclalty. Phone 809. Res. 238 8. Ivy. Tranalel. REIN KING TRANSFER CO. Long distance hauling Furniture, oattle. anything. Ill N Fir Phone 1033 O. Stuart. EADS TRANSFER & 8TORAOB CO. Office 1018 No Centra Phone 316 Pricee right. Service guaranteed. TRUCKING AND STORAOf LooaJ and long distance hauling, furni ture moving, etc Reasonable rates Tel 83!. F B. temsun Co HAWLEV TRANSFER - Expert pack ers ana movera. Special livestock moving equipment. Prlcea right 619 North Riverside. Phone 613. LEGAL NOTICES Call for Hurrantn. Notice Is hereby given that there are funds on hand for the redemp tion of warrants drawn on School District No. 69. No. 1B07 to 1825 In clusive. Interest ceases on April 8, 1936. Payable at first National Bank, Medford. H. L. CARLTON. Clerk, school District No. 09 Warrant Call. School Dist. No. 01 Is calling war rants No. 717 to 767 inclusive. Pre sent warrants at the Medford Branch of the United States National Bank for payment. Interest will cease on the above warrants April 13th, 1930. E. A. HILDRETH. Clerk Dlst. No. 91. COLLEGE SATIRE PORTLAND, Ore.. April XI. (AP) James E. Van Zsndt, commander-in-chief of the Veteran of Foreign Wars, told interviewer here "I don't think anything can stop a war In Europe thla year. The whole thing la set for trouble." Van Zandt. who la en route to Japan, also aatd If the newly -formed Veterans of Future Wars "want to aboUah war, they should Join ua in trying to put through oongreaa an Iron-bound, fool-proof neutrality law." He termed the veterans of Future Wars, formed at Princeton university. "Just a tool of Wall street and an offspring of the National Economic league. "A bunch of- millionaire la trying to reduce taxes and they're going about it by trying to reduce veterans' expenses." Siuslaw Flood Curb Plan Held Unfeasible PORTLAND, April 11 (AP) Col. Thomas V. Robins, of the V. S. en gineers office here, said today that control of the Slsulaw river floods by atoroge reservoirs or by divisions "la not considered . feasible." "Additional protection can best be secured by levee enlargement and construction and by bank revetment but such work doea not appear to be economically Justified at this tune," the report said. 4 Klckernlck Panties - 8.75 1.00 81.35 ETHEL WYN B. HOFFMANN. Use Mall Tribune want ads. Cross-Word Puzzle 14. Repraaenta- , tlon of the artb'a aur t face U. Vigor: eolloq. 19. American Indian 20. Placid 2t. WIthara I.?. Age 34. Tallied 25. Organ of aerial flight 17. Rugged irtuua tain ridge tt. Anticipate with fore ' boding tO. Hark of a wound II. Near 34. About 88. Bo r lea ef row ing or eaU A N EMTTTjol MeIdMtIaInI a. Lubricant t. Unlntareattng or unimag inative 4. Genua of the maple tree I. Human being I. Like T. KxlaU . I. Flnrh ' I. Klnglr lrt. Period IL Writing Imple ment In racaa Artificial language 41 Coupled 44. Likely 4fi. Meshed fanrle 41. Male children 4. Baneball Im plement 50. Have being St. Body bone 62. Not good 61 Negligent 64. Engl ten rlvar 6fl. Not any 57. At ho ma MRS. HAUPTMANN I'M r . -as J 51 K a l 'i i, f f v 4 f Grave of face, Mrs. Anna Hauptmann It pictured as aha left the New Jersey state prison at Trenton where the visited her hutbsnd, Bruno Richard Hauptmann. 'or what was to be the last time before hit execution for the kidnap-murder of the Lindbergh baby. It was the final visit permitted her. (Associated Press Photo) CHRISTMAS SEALS TOTAL IS 11806 Mrs. J, 8. C. We 1Mb. treasuror of the Jackson County Health association, haa announced final reports on re turns from the sale of Christmas seals In this county. An Increase of only a few dollars over last year was noted, she stated. Following Is the amount credited to varloua points in the county: Ash land, $351) .30; Central Point, 100.17; Eagle Point, 921.22; Gold Hill. 46.B8; Jacksonville, CB4.50; Medford. (1)73.32; Phoenix, 930.33; Talent, $30.05; rural. 1145.65. Total for the county Is 1,806.12. County schools represented were Prospect. Sams Valley, Rogue River. Butte Falls, and 41 smaller schools. Returns from tlieae schools are In cluded In the total under rural. Seventy percent of the total amount Is retained by the Jackson county as sociation for health work here and SO percent Is forwarded to the na tional organization for prevention and curs of tuberculosis. NEW PARTY PLAN PORTLAND, Ore., April 11. (AP) C. E. Wharton, president of the National Farm Council, advocated the formation of a third party In an interview here. "Farm and progressive clubs should coordinate their efforts for political action," he said. Wharton, whose home Is In Kenton, Ohio, will aall for the Orient Monday on a world tour. Ho said "We will hold a national convention this summer. X have sug gested July 8, 4 and ft in Chicago or Cleveland. I am supporting Thorn aa J. A mile, progressive oongreasmsn from Wisconsin, for president, and the Rev, Oerald Smith of Louisiana for vice president." IDEA OF HOLMAN RO8KBUR0, Ore., April 11. (AP) No man-made solution to a diffi cult problem was ever perfect and Infallible without a trial, Rufua C. Holman, state treasurer, declared here laat ntxht a ha urged that the Townaend old se revolving periston plan be given a trial and "bo cor rected by lta friends." Speaking before a crowd of approx imately BOO Townaend enthusiasts at the Hose burg armory, Mr. Holman, counselled proponents of the move ment to patlenos, and urged against breaking up Into factions during a period of disagreement among the leadership. Hottest Day Of Year In Los Angeles Area LOS ANOPHJBS. April M.- (AP) Sultry summer weather prevailed in southern California today, In the hottest day of the year here, the tarn pera t u re reac hed 90 degrees . Oltndale had 01 and Riverside 02, with Indications that yesterday's maximum of tM then might be reached. Crias of critics that movie money la spoiling the New York theater are disproved this year by the fact that Broadway hsa had one of the best seasons la recent history. TOWNSEND TRIAL BIDS FAREWELL it. - .j . 1HEALTH WORKERS Mrs. Robert Hart and Mrs. W. H, Fluhrer recently returned from Port land where they attended a meeting of the state Tuberculosis association as representatives of the Jackson County Health asoclatlon. The meet ing was held April 3 and 3 at the Portland Hotel. Reporting on eventa of the confer ence, Mrs. Hart stated that the main project during the coming year will center around an lncreused effort to ward adult education for a bettor un derstanding of work being done and the value of early diagnosis in tuber cu tools cases. Mrs. Hart also brought out that Jackson county Is among the most prominent In the state In the work being done against disease, particular notice being taken of Immunization work carried on by the Jackson Coun ty Health association. This county la believed by the state association to be more advanced In understanding and efforts to fight the disease than any other of the 38 Included In the association. Representatives were present from 33 counties. SETS HEAT MARK Testerday was the hottest Cay of the year thus far and the hottest April 11 alnoo meteorological records were started here In 1011. With a good start on Friday when a maximum of 83 degrees was re corded, tho mercury yesterday climb ed two degrees higher to a peak of 84. The low both yesterday and Friday waa 43. A clear, bright sunny day for Easter Sunday seemed aaaured, the meteorological bureau forecasting fair weather for today. The weather would probably become somewhat unsettled tonight or tomorrow, the bureau predicted. Yesterday's warmth was not un usual for this time of year. A maxi mum of 84 was registered on April 10 two years ago while as early as March 30, 1011, the mercury shot up to a peak of 86 degrees, records re veal. Pendleton Principal trr ', ' fi w '?Jt7W1 A 0CAN LOrJAUQM Dean l.oliaurh. principal (I03A) of prndlrlon hlS school. Is widely known thriMiilimit education circles In Orrnnn. He I. frequent ron tilliulnr to educational Journals and I. irelnnt of the Pendleton Ki lt mils club. L SLATED APRIL 20 The fourth annual viitur men banquet will be held In the dln- "'K room at tne senior high school Monday. April ao, at 8:30 p. m. Mrs, Gertruds Gates ami ft. class will prepare the banquet, and Miss Maurlne Carroll and a commit. . tee of atria from thn run- i.Drn.. will have charge of table arrange- uiviib ana serving. W. W. Morse, coordinator I. nni. ' Pass, will be principal epeaker of the evening, his subject will be "Ap prenttceshln Past nrt prpnt ti- apprenticeship commission will be icyrcscntca oy otaniey u. JOnes, Jamea Hoey and Maynard Bush. Thla anAual event la eju?riv n.iM. pated by all the apprentices, for It la mo one time wnen they can enter- -tain their eniDlovers. ah hm. in h shon department of thn hii-h u--Mi wnobiicr apprentices or not, will be there. ACOOrdlnff tO L. A. Mi-ntr-ap coordinator, the boya are all buoy making plans for the evening. 'The following bova are on the commit tee: J, L. Campbell, ehalrman- Don aiuott. KAndall mrfnrri. ni-HH . Bob Lee, Bob Stewart Harold Llttrell Bob Arnold. William Goodman la ehalrman of the entertainment com mittee and promises an Interesting program In the auditorium sfter ih banquet. GET PAY BOOSTS seren public school districts in Ore gon have authorized salary Increase for teacher for .the 193M9S7 school J " ...... uv ...V. a YV C . a jii.nning to do ao, bringing the base generally closer to the so-called pre -depression period, a auryey by the Associated Press disclosed. The survey Included 108 district of the first and second claaa and ol Union high school. Only one district In the entire list, Oranta Pass, plan ned a five per cent reduction under the aalarlea paid this yeax. Fifteen district recommended the same salary base as that paid during the current year, while 10 other planned no change. Three of the district reporting announced doubt as to what action would be taken. Tho Increases authorized and plan ned ranged from leas than S per cent to a high a 30 per cent. Some dis trict will pay more than was paid during the pre -depression . period while some this year were a much, e SO per cent lower. , . . " ' j Kentucky Abductor' Seen In Pasadena (?) PASADENA. Calif., April 11. (AP) Police- Detective Lieutenant A. O, Mansell aald today Pasadena eoda' fountalr. -manager Mentifled picture of Thomaa Henry Robinson,' Jr., sought for kidnaping, as a customer In his store Friday morning. The manager, Fletcher Allen, 'aald a man dressed ' a a woman ordered lunch at his counter, refusing' to talk, and ordering Items on the menu by pointing a finger. - - Allen told- officers he tried to da lay the man until police could ar rive but he waa unable to do so. Mrs. Getchell Is , Donor Of Volume T)rough a typographical error the nar.-ie . of donor of a book to the Mea.'ord public library waa spelled Incorrectly In the Mall Tribune Fri day. The name should have been Alice McClure Oetchell. Mrs. Oetchell Is prominently known Medford poetess. She pre sented the library a copy of Con temporary American Women Poet. Some of Mra. Oetchell' work 1 con-, talned In the volume. Hata : 3.5 8.0O EtO. STHBtjWVM B. HOFFMANN'S. ' Band Leader CLAUD G0TSCHALL Claud Oofsrhall Is director of the Oranta Pn.s municipal hand. SUCCESS doesn't come from "manic formulas". Learn IIOTTI . See editorial pse. OREGON TEACHERS