TMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUXE, MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12. 1936.
PAGE SEVEN
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th things you have Been
looting lor or aale oj trade
for unused articles jou may
hare. Search your attlo or
store-room you may And
many things others are seat
ing and te able to realize Im
mediate cash. 11 what you
want lent here, advertise tor
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Phone 75
FOE WANT ADS
LOST AND FOUND
LOST In Central Point district, 30
Inch truck tire and rim. Reward.
133 S. Riverside.
LOST Gold rimmed, high bowed
spectacles. In dark metal "Dr. Lee'
case, between Ashland and Plne
J hurst on Greensprlng highway. Re-
turn to state police office. Reward.
T,pgT If dog is mi&eing. call 1518-
MALE AND FEMALE
WANTED Experienced packers. Bert
' Stanclllfe, phoenix.
1 ooo HOP PICKERS wanted. Picking
starts Aug. 25th. cnrlstle Ic Son
Hop Yards. Rt. 2. Grants Pass, Ore-
REGISTER NOW at the B. M. Clute
Hop Vard tor Hop Picking. Cabins,
lights and wood furnished. Apple
Kate, Ore.
WANTED MALE HELP
WANTED Pear pickers. Phone 132-L.
1 WANT to personally Interview a few
local men mechanically Inclined U.
qualify for training in Diesel En
gineering, also Air Conditioning-Refrigeration.
Write Mr. G. R. Cross,
representative of Diesel Power
United Engineering Schools, Gener-
. n.ti .. u.rifn.rf nrs.nn
ai ueiivuiji. jm,u', w.0.
WANTED Reliable man herd turkeys.
Dean Stacy, Ht. 4, Box 177. Phone
665-Y.
" WANTED SITUATIONS -j
' MECHANIC AN"b " COMBINATION
WELDER wants work. Box U4-A.
Rt. 2, Klamath Palls.
WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS
WANT Young fresh milk cow. Will
pay cash for value received. F.
wedge, 1 mile west Talent school.
WANTED Men's laundry. Mrs. Hu
son. Tel. 1345-M.
WANTED Furnished house. Not over
525. csll Merrick's Camp Ground.
WANTED Manure-apreader. Henry
Shafer, R. P. D. No. 1. Medford.
WANTED Lamb wool. See the Med'
ford Bargain House, 27 No. Grape.
WILL PAY 8100 CASH and 100 per
year on small place. What have
you? write me, P. O. Box 658.
Medford.
WANTED TO BOY Acreage with
buildings, for a home: not over 7
miles from Medford. Write descrip
tion, best price and terms, or will
you take cash rent for a year with
option to buy? Write Box 3485
. care Mall Tribune.
JUNK Highest price paid for brass,
radiators copper storsge batteries
aluminum and other metals
Scrap iron smsll or targe iota,
pipe ana machinery wool and cotton
rags inner tubes
Our prices will interest yuu.
Hides Pelts wool Mobslr.
Household goods rural tu. a. stover
oougbi or sold
MEHFVIHD BAROAIN HOUSE
FOR RENT HOUSES
FOR RENT Furnished 1-room house,
during fruit season; adults. 410
Hamilton St.
FO RENT 1314 West Main St., 4
room nice furnished home; hard
wood floors, fireplace, oil heatrola;
(35, Inc. water. Charles R. Ray.
' Realtor, Medford Bldg. Phone 303.
FOR RENT Desirable, psrtly fur
nished duplex, one block from busi
ness section. 618 S. Oakdale.
FOR RENT 8-room modern house,
i price 23.50 .W. H. Everhard, 1018
I W. 9th.
FOR RENT Weil-furnlshed house
close In: tlectrlcal conveniences
Inquire 306 So. Oakdale.
HOUSES for sale or rent Jacfcaor
ryntritv BirtB nrf un ass'o
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
FOP. RENT Very nice 4-room fu
niMlMi apartments. 333 Edwards.
301 Bealty Sta. Geo. Iverson.
FOR RENT Apartments .psrtly fur
nished. Inquire 325 So. Ivy.
2 LARGE ROOMS, unfurnished, St7
month including wstcr and lights.
e;a so. central.
FOR RENt 3 nlceiy rurnlsned apta.
with electrical conveniences In
quire 305 So Oskdsle
APT FOR RENT rTlgmslre. best
overstuirea onvste bath close in
FOR RENT FURNISHED
ROOMS
. ATTRACTIVE rooms .4 S Grape
FOR RENT-RC0M -BOARD
8. Holly.
- FOR EXCHANGE , FOR SALE
WILL TRADE" fishing tackle" for" guns. MISCELLANEOUS
317 North Riverside. FoiTsALE
. ., . i GRAIN BAGS and Twine Get our
FOR EXCHANGE REAL price.
ESTATE MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
-- - - 27 N. Grape St. Phone 1082
FOR SALE, TRADE OR LEASE Flvo aAVr'' Rdat" mnimn "at thiiV
acres, good Improvements, close In. fones studio 607 west 2nd
eee E. Gould. 402 West Jackson St. pnone ga-tl
WTfrZ'i ' "A'l" FOR SALE" Hopper" for" wdS-t
ford Income. Box 3580. Tribune. urner un ,, Almuat
new. Bargain. Call at Mall Tribune
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE SSTSHSi winter" "cabbage
FORSALEtTbgalnTi 3-10 acr"es". P"nt- Weeping Willows. Lozier
See W. G. Trill, Palm Bldg. Lane-
FOR SALE To settle an estate 100 MISCELLANEOUS
acres excellent farm land, all In -,. -,. -t.,-,. -L
cultivation: no bulldlnga of value: HAVE A PIANO that reliable party
good well; 83000. can use fOI. its good care and stor-
4-ROOM HOUSE, 1001 N. Central age. Prefer someone who would
Ave.; new roof and paint; 11760, buy the Instrument If It proved
10 down, balance terms. satisfactory. Will sell on sma'l
TENGWALD AGENCY monthly payments. Box 4325, Mall
125 West Main Street. Tribune.
LOT, 45x160, near Los Angeles. Trade JACK'S SECOND HAND STORE Is
. for lot or car. 017 No. Central. moving to 108 So. Grape. Better
i.,- --.i.-... used furniture.
SALE 2 lots, 3 houses, 600 cash. 813 - - ., , -, -, -. - -,. - ., .,.
Summit. WHY waste gas and oil. Frees' Gar-
age, 801 N. central.
FOR SALE One of the prettiest mod- , n n . ,
em homes on the west aide. Close PAINTING We have the best In
In, double garage, aprlnkler system tcrior decorator In Medford. Paint
basement with rurnace. Very nice ing, paperhanglng and linoleum,
and complete. Some terma to re- Ekerson Paint and Roof Store, 38 S.
sponsible party. Might, trade for Bnrtlett, Phone 243.
good farm. For price and details call g
at 44 No. Peach or phone 1473-W. BUSINESS CHANCES
320 ACRE Stook Ranch. 37 acres In "i7p SS3Tr.T..'r.T
clover; free deeded water; pasture FOR SALE Profitable business on
with Little Butte creek running highway. For furttier In-
length place. House, barn, out- formation write Box 3822. Tribune
buildings, hay, team, farm Imple-
ments; terms. Wllhlte, Lake Creok, BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Orogon. 1..-.
FOR SALE 6-rooin modern house,
newly painted, large lot. Inquire "' jArKsoN Voiintv
' Monarch Grocery. 1803 W. Main. TJ&SSSSf ABSTRACT CO
FOR SALE tauaern 8-room house. V 4VkJ I
No. 7 Glen Oak Court, by owner, fKsaEkl TITLE INSURANCE
Fred O- Sander, yt mile aouth of 1 sai4Un ABSTRACTS
Oak Grove school. v" ESCROW
84600 WILL BUY one of the best Iocs- ' -, n -,. -, -
UThi?hmrdkrIkblr,o MURRAY ABSTRACT CO.-Ab.tracU
2 bathrooms, large tack and front T1Ue Roomi 3 nd 8. No. 32
porches; atone stoie-room. douole M,.K r.nlr., A.. itntnir
garage; newly painted; beautiful North Central Ate., upstairs.
shade: space for flowers and gar- s..ninn 'hnn
den. one of the best buys In town. . 1 . P'
oTd". AVSr Phone oVx" " ?hTTashion shop-308 o. a
Oakdale Ave., or pnone 845-a. Njt Bank Bu,1llng Dressmaking
WHEN you think of real estate think Myrtle Andrewa Pnone 1181 New
of BROWN ei WHITE. 'oca''
FOR SALE Several farms. Tel. 105. Expert Window Cleaners.
FOR SALE 2 acres, modern 4-room LET GEORGE DO IT Tel. 1173
bungalow, large screen porch, dou- House cleaning, floor waxing, on-
ble garage; $2600 cash or terms. ental rug cleaning and uphulsterlng
Phoenix - Jacksonville road, Rt, 1.
l. j paimateer. Money to Lend
FOR SALE-LIVESTOCK loaned on Tol l.vkstock.
FOR SALE - 1 cows and 3 heifers. FURNITURE, ENDORSED
Mile north Central Point on Scenic NOTES, ETC.
Drive J S Catcv. We want to supply your money neods
.,- 1 without red tape or delay
FOR SALE Fresh heifer and calf. A. SEE W. E. THOMAS
E. Brockway, Phone 7-F-21. ' MGR. MEDFORD'S OLDEST AND
: LARGEST PERSONAL FINANCE
FOR SALE Registered Guernsey COMPANY,
bull calves. Dams have official 46 so Central, Ground Floor
butterfat records. Twinkle Star craterian Theater Bldg.
Ranch, J. C. and E. F, Calhoun, Llo. No S-157-M-180. Phone 139.
Grants Pass, Ore.
- DIAMOND LOANS
50 New Leland White does for sale. Prompt and courteous service,
cheap at E. A. Wheeler, Central MEDFORD FINANCE CO.
Point. Over Farmera it Fruitgrowers Bank
T Phone 768. Lie. No. 8-200.
FOR SALE Two milk oowa to fresh-
en soon. Also four yearling heifers. Transfer
M. Heckenberger, 4 miles north of .L . n ,,.,.0 ,- -,. - n -
Eagle point on Crater Lake high- hawley TRANSFER Expert pack-
.way. , ers and movers Special livestock
.r TTTT moving equipment, prices right
FOR SALE-Young "? 618 North Riverside. Phone 816
Henry Shafer, R. F. D. No. I, Med- v . v t. -.n., t. .t. t. -.. -.. -L -ford.
EADS TRANSFER 81 STORAGE CO.
; ;. ' ; Office 26 so Fir. Phone 316 Prices
ByR ?E"B nd P 6"; "0,u,te right service guaranteed.
4. Box 133. Spring St. Tel. 437-M. , , - . L , ., .-L -L
REINKING TRANSFER CO Long
FOR SALE POULTRY distance naullng. Furniture, cattle
. . " " -Liri anything. Ill N Fir. Phone 1033
FOR SALE Leghorn hena, or trade O Stuart,
for grain. M. B. Glover. Ross Lane. 3
MILK PED FRYERa Carley 814-W and long distance hauling, furnt
1 - - ? ture moving, etc. Reasonable ratei
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES Tel 833 f e s.m.on co
FOR SALESacrlf Ice equity In 1936 LEOAL NOTICES
Pontine sedan. Bruce Bsbb. Phone 8. - --
Notice To Contractors
1928 CHEV. Delivery body, good con- Medford, Oregon
dltlon. 338 So. Riverside. . August 10, 1936
. Notice of Bids ,
v FOR 8ALE AT A BARGAIN Notice is hereby given that blda are
1934 long wheelbase Chevrolet truck. now called for the Improvement of
Low mileage. Dual tlrea. In good gA8T NINTH STREET, from Cottage
condition, full year license, equip- street to Portland Avenue by placing
ped with flat rack for fruit haul- an1 constructing thereon a multiple
Ing. See this truck today. Rogue jft aaphaitlc road oil pavement.
River Chevrolet, Inc., North River- xh, plans and specifications can oe
side. wen at the office of the City Rccord-
rCrTn er In the City Hall at the corner of
LATE MOeTs ATRABml SAVING OB'M C'M"'
L?,W,IN,ANCi:J The City Courfcil will receive srtfleS'
?M mouth Touring Sedan. proposals therefor, and the proprt-ais
1935 Plymouth Sedan with side wl be opened , th Councri cham
?toun, Vl . . j ber of the City Hall on Tuesday eve-
Jg3 Sh!lM" DOL""' Sedan. ning. August 18, at 7:30 P. M.
1936 Desoto Alrstream 6 Sedan with Ench bd must be accompanied by a
... 21 , . - certified check or bid bond of not less
S hsLerDeol"",,8HdJ?'. h han flee percent ?) of the amount
1932 Studebaker Regal light 6 Sedan. of th, b,d Tn, rlgM rerVed to
! SL5"?0."."!. 9YPJ; "Ject any or all proposals, to accept
1829 r?rMod,el A C0Upl: rUD 00 7 h proposal submitted by any bid-
20.000 miles. a,Tf nd ((, WBV0 technical defects, as
Also several earlier models at very th, lntcrest oI the clty mny r(.quire.
LOW Prices. CITY COUNCIL
LANGE MOTOR CAH CO. By. Geo. w porteri Mavor
Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer. By: M h A1(ord 00,,,
38 N Riverside Ave.
No. 90989
FOR SALE Notice of Call For imu and Hearing
MISCELLANEOUS ta the Superior Court of the State of
.,,", ntrr'iKiVvri'riTtTi n Washington for Spokane county.
CS?J1 of uqtu of
I 5 Sr8- bualnesa. Jacks Waihlngton, ina0!vent.
- -. . i- . Notice Is Hereby Given that the un-
TOMATOES-3C lb. Plums and cu- dersigned will receive written bids for
cumbers. B. E. Ford, 2 miles west th " of the following described
on Jacksonville Hwy. phone 731-R. Property, situated In Jackson Count7.
- n - - ., ,t , ,.-l.-ii-L -L -x-n. n.r. . l Oregon, to-wlt:
ROOF1NO Bring your roof troubles Commencing at the intersection
to us. Old roofs repaired, new of the West line of Riverside Ave-
roofs applied. Pabco products. nuo with the center line of East
Ekerson Paint and Roof Store. 38 3- Main Street in the City of Medford,
Bartlett. Phone 343. Jackson County, Oregon; running
thence North 34 deg. 13 mln. Ear.:
FOR SALE Sweet corn, 150 dozen; 68 0 feet for the point nf bezlnnl.ig
also tomatoes. Bring containers. said point being the Intersection of
Call Mrs. Walker, 314-Y. Old Pa- the easterly boundary of Rlversldo
clflc Highway. North. Avenue and the North boundary of
- East Msln Street: thence North 04
FOR SALE OR HIRE Heavy duty 4- decrees 63 minutes East 69 48 feei;
wheel trsller. suitable for hsullng thenre North 34 degrees 58 minutes
fruit. Good tires and brakes. Cnrap wt 103 43 feet: thence South 68'
for cash. Box 4318. Tribune. degrees 16 minutes West 56 80 f"et; !
rXTTTtrrr 7Ti rrrrrtr thence South 37 desrees 43 minutes
ITAL AN PRUNES for canning or East ,4 2 tefl to th, , t , M.
tab e use for sale. 60 lbs. 95 cents. ,m,k ..,.k - .... n ,.
delivered at your door. You lnnwct f'"n n8' l.h" ,T .
the fniit before paying. Any other lJ" w' '"" " n,'1 "'fPi: ,
tvpe of commercial prunes if pro- J"i n fs"1 rM"J? 87"t,,l'b,,"i
ferred. Mai 1 cent postal card. Jack ? h "r'" r'hl "L '0ur. '
the Prune Man. Myrtle Creek. Ore. TSrTA'Z !
FOR SALE Household furniture, In- P0 awribed In Volume A3
eluding Hotpolnt electric ranee. Owi pae 64. Jacknon County Rec-
piano. davenport rtc N Cen- rds. Subject to party wall aifre-
tral. m.nt affrptlr t-c North m-ll ot th.
j sparu Buiidlrg rnterpd inlu ot"
MILK from tested fjoaU. Jun?fraw twern Medford Building Company
Ooat Dairy, R. i, Boi M. ItU 43) -J, and Carrt I. Johnson, recorded
frar
June 20, 1914. tn Volume 105, Deeds
page 137, Jackson County ftecordi.
Also, commencing at a point from
whlcb the intersection ot the West
line of Riverside Avenue and the
center line of East Main Street In
the City of Medford, Oregon, bears
South 54 degrees 52 minutes Wen
69.48 feet and South 34 degrees 111
minutes West 66.0 feet, and from
said beginning point running
thenoe North 64 degrees 52 minutes
East 55.12 feet; thenre North 3b
degrees 01 minutes West 01.05 feet;
thence South 66 degrees 16 minutes
West 55 44 feet; thence South 3
degrees 50 minutes West 102.43 feet
to the placeof beginning; together
with a strip four feet In width ad
Joining and extending along Eatt
Main street. Subject to the surface
rights of a four foot strip adjacent
and extending along East Main
Street for sidewalk purposes, as de
scribed In Volume 83 Deeds page
64, Jackson County Records. Suo
tect to party wall agreement re
corded In Volume 155 page 440 of
the Deeds Records of Jackson
County, Oregon, and right and ease. !
ment of the last described property i
to attach and use the East wall of
the Sparta Building as described id ;
first description above noted.
Said above described premises is
Improved with a two 'story brick i
store and office building, Irregular In !
shape, approximately 64 feet by 107
feet by 30 feet high and a one story I
concrete and frame store building ap
proximately 55 feet by 05 feet by 18
feet high. Said property Is located at
the Northeast corner of Riverside
Avenue and Main Street In Medford,:
Oregon.
Each bid shall state all the terms
and conditions under which the pur
chaser proposes to purchase said
property, Including the amount of
cash and terms and conditions of any
deferred payments and the method
of securing the same. Each bid shall
be accompanied by a certified or
Cashier's Check payable to C. E.
Jenks, Supervisor, equivalent to five
per cent of the total bid submitted to
the undersigned by 10 A. M. on Aug
ust 21st, 1036, at his office below
stated. Bidders may obtain Informa
tion concerning the property at tne
oiuce oi me uuaer&ignea at 311 8. w.
Washington Street. Portland, Oregon,
or at the office of George H, Jackson.
Special Duty Supervisor at 713
Sprague Avenue, Spokane, Washing
ton. .
Notice is further given that said
bids will be reported to the above en
titled Court on August 28th, 1936, at
10 a. m.; before the Honorable Cha.
H. Leavy, one of the Judges thereof,
at which time and place, or at such
other time na may be fixed by the
Court, said bids will be considered
and interested parties may be hearo.
Dated this 10th day of August, 1936.
Date of first publication, AugU4t
11, 1936. -
C. E. JENKS, Supervisor of Bank
ing for State of Washington,
liquidating Spokane Savings
Bank, Spokane, Washington.
By S. W. BAKER.
Assistant Special Deputy Supervisor
311 S. W. Washington Street,
Portland, Oregon.
Notice for Publication.
Department of the. Interior.
General Land Office at
Roseburg, Oregon,
July 13. 1930.
Notice Is hereby given that George
Anders Lawson of Trail, Oregon, who,
on January 20th. 1932. made Home
stead entry, Serial No. 019605, for
NW1., NWft. section 21. Township 36
S.v Range 1 W.. Willamette Meridian,
has filed notice of Intention to moke
final three-year proof, to establish
claim to the land above described,
before Victor A Tengwald, O, S. Com.
mlssloner, Medford, Oregon, on the
25th day of August. 1936.
Claimant names as witnesses:
' Lloyd French, of Trail. Oregon; Ros
coe Davis, of Troll, Oregon; Herbert
Holght, of Trail, Oregon; Claude Wad
dell, of Troll, Oregon.
OEOROE PINLEY, Register.
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Notice to Creditors,
tn the County Court of the State of
Oregon, In and for the County of
Jackson.
In the Matter of the Estate of Isabel
Boyden Trowbridge, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given, that tho
undersigned has been appointed, by
the Hon. Earl B. Day. Judge of the
above entitled Court, as Executor of
said estate, and has duly qualified
according to law; all persons having
claims against said estate are hereby
notified to present same, with proper
vouchers, and duly .verified according
to law, at the office of T. W. Miles,
attorney for the undersigned, in the
Jackson County Bank Building, in
the City of Medford, Oregon, within
six months from the date hereof.
Dated and first published July 15ta,
1936.
O. Z. BOYDEN,
Executor of the Estate of Isabel
Boyden Trowbridge, deceased.
Notice To Contractors
The Talent School District No. 22,
Talent. Oregon, will receive Bids ou a
proposed addition to the Talent
School Gymnasium as follows: Bkh
on the General contract and separ
ate Bids on Plumbing and Heating.
Drawings and specifications may be
obtained at the office of Frank C
Clark. Architect, Room 221, Medford
Center Building.
Bid J tn be opened at 8:00 p. m,
Mondey, August 17, 1036 at the Tal
ent School.
MRS. PARTHENA TERRILL. Clerk.
Notice to Creditors.
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of Jackson.
In the Matter of the Estate of Mary
Elizabeth Adams, Deceased,
The undersigned has been, by the
County Court of Jackson County,
Oregon, appointed odmlnlstrator with
the will annexed of the estate of Mary
Elizabeth Adams, deceased .and has
qualified. The creditors of and all
persons having claims against said
deceased are hereby notified to pre
sent the same, with the proper vouch
ers, within six months after the first
publication hereof, to the undersign
ed at his office In the Federal build
lntr .Medford. Orcuon.
Dated and first published August
12th, 1936.
GLENN O. TAYLOR,
Adlmlnlstrator with the will an
nexed or the estate of Many EHZ'
abeth Adams, deceased.
OLENN O. TAYLOR.
Attorney for the Estate.
Notice of Finn! Hearing.
In the County Court of the state of
Oregon for Jackson County.
In the Motter of the Estate of Lu
clndo. Perk, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned Administrator of the Estnte
of Luclnda Peck, deceased, has filed
with the above entitled Court his
First and Final Account and report as
such administrator, and the Court has
set September 11th, 1938, A. D., at the
hour of 10:00 o'clock a. m. at the tlmo,
and the Courtroom of said Court in
the Courthouse in Medford. Oregon, as
the place for hearing objections, ir
ony there be, why said First and Final
Account and Report should not bu
approved, said Administrator and his
bondsmen discnorgea, ana saaa esi&ie
closed. All persons are hereby noti
fied to appear at said time and place
and show cause ,if any there be, why
such relief should not be granted.
Dated and first publlsed this 12th
day of August, 1936.
W. E. PECK.
Administrator of the estate
of Luclnda Peck, deceased
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior.
General Land Office it
Roseburg, Oregon,
August 6th, 1980.
Notice Is hereby given that Will tarn
L. Townsend ,of 233 So. Riverside Ave .
MMford, Ore., who, on May 19tn.
1033. made Homestead entry, serial
020677. and on Sept. 13, 1933, mode
Add. Hd. entry. Serial No. 020085. for
NV4 NW'4 and gev4 Nwy4, bection ii.
Township 34 8.. Range 1 W , Wlllom-
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curve
I. Measure of
cut wood
t. Gray with axe
8. Regard
9. Place another
has had
10. Weep blt-
terl
11, Remove for
growth In
another
place
et9 Meridian, has filed notice of in-tt-:uion
to make final three-year
proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before Victor A.
Tengwald, U. S. Commissioner, at
Medford. Oregon, on the 15th day of
September, 1938.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Dean Weltman. of Trail, Oregon;
Leslie Worden. of Domestic Laundrv.
Medford. Oregon; Ray Prltchard, of
Trail. Oregon; Clark Moore, of Trail.
Oregon. ROBERT E. CRAWFORD.
Acting Register.
UZCUDUN KILLED
IN REVOLUTION
BAYONNE, France, Aug. 12. (Up)
Paollno Uecudun, the "Basque
woodchopper" who several times con
tended for the world's heavyweight
boxing championship, was reported
killed in heavy fighting between
Spanish rebels and loyalists at Son
Sebastian yesterday.
Uzcudun's death was reported by
the yon no Courrler, afternoon news
paper. Officials at the popular front
center, wore unable to confirm the
report.
Uzcudun's last fight was with Joe
Louis, American negro who was the
only fighter ever to knock the Basque
out.
Paollno, who collected a fortune in
13 years In the ring, la considered
Spain's greatest pugilist. Until his
bout with Louis, Uzoudun boasted he
had never been knocked off his ft&t.
18 ACRES OF FLAX
PAY FARMER $1680
SALEM, Aug. 1J. (Pj The year
1936 In tho Oregon (lax Industry
promises to be one of the moet profit.
oDle In 1U history, L. L. Law,, In
charge of the stale flu plant, re.
ported to Governor Martin today.
Law, aald that approximately 5.S00
ton, of flax had been delivered at
the four planta.
One Marlon county rancher, with
18 acrea planted to flax, ralaed SS
tons, for which he received a check
for $1,080. Of thla amount $35 a ton
was paid by the state and 19 by the
federal government.
Lawa reported he recently aold 1,000
busnela of flax aeed at IJ.lo, the high
est price In a number of years.
OREGON FIELD SEEDS
COnVAMJS, Aug. U. (AP) Ore.
gon will probably be called upon to
supply a larger proportion of the
country'! field aeed crops thla year
than usual because of mlddla west
drought conditions, E. B. Jackman,
extension agronomist at Oregon state
College, aald today.
In many casta, sUalfa, clover and
grass seed cropa In the drought area
have been practically ruined, which
Jackman says will doubtless have an
effect on prices for the 1838 supply
Seed crops of which Oregon has a
vlrtusl monopoly, such ss bent grass,
are not expected to be affected as
much,
4
Hollywood Show
Termed Indecent
HOLLYWOOD, Calif, Aug. 13-
(API Twelve players and the bust
nesa manager of "Hollywood Ooea
Mlnsky," transplanted Kew York
burlesque show, were arrested by po
lice raldera early today on euaplclon
of presenting an Indecent perform
ance.
'The show la pinched" went up the
cry from a caat ot 80 as 10 officers
snd a policewoman filed backatage
after last nights performance ano
announced all would be detained.
Pioneer Ules.
LA OltANDE, Ore., Aug. la-(AP)
Mrs. Ada B. Boyd, 87, pioneer of
Wallowa county lled at her home
Monday evening. Funeral services
will be held at Wallowa thla after
noon. Born In Kansas, Mrs. Boyd
came to Wallowa county 81 yeara ago,
residing there until death. She leaves
her widowed husband, William a
Boyd, four sons and five daughters
of Wallowa, and another daughter in
Iowa.
4
Death by Drowning.
PORTLAND, Aug. U. (AP) Dep
uty Coroner crabtree aald today In
vestigation ahowed that death of Es
ther E. Monroe, 43, Oresham, was due
to drowning snd that the woman ap
parently hid atepped Into deep water
while wading. Her body was found
In the Sandy river. Three children
survive, Including Ray Howard, state
police officer.
4
Ukes' fion Accused.
WOBURN, Msss., Aug. 13 (AP)
District Court Clerk Charles H. Lor-
Ing said today he had Issued a com
plaint charging Robert H. Ickas, de
scribed by Patrolman John Dolan, as
the son of the secretary of the in
terior. Harold Ukes, with operating a
car while under the Influence of
liquor.
4
Astnrt HM "Drought,"
ASTORIA, Ore., Aug. 13. (AP)
This city recorded tu 30th consecu
tive day without rain yesterday to
set a little drought record of Its own
The temperature has hovered around
the 70-degree msrk. Records of the
past ten years show no other rainless
period of more than 30 successive
days.
4
Klsmslh Logger Killed,
KLAMATH PALLS, .Ami. 13. (AP)
Ralph Swee4., 35, was family In
jured late Monday when a tree fell
on him at a lumber camp operatloln
in southern tUamato.
Aids Education
f. E. CALLISTER
F. E. Calllster, Albany hanker, Is
a member of the state board of high
er education. He was horn at Clurldon,
0 Mnrrh 5, 1870, and moved to Ore
gon In mil.
FOREST CREEK, Aug. 13. (Spl.)
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Hill and family
of Phoenix and Isabel) Black of Med
ford were visitors at the home of Lee
Black Sunday evening, August 3.
Paul Chestnut sustained a bad cut
on his log July 30 when the sharp
axe with which he was splitting wood
slipped and struck his shin. He was
immediately rushed to Medford whero
a doctor took several stitches In the
wound.
Mrs. John Black attended the
Jackson county homemakors' camp
August 5-0, at Camp Savago, Miss
laabell Black, who la spending a vaca
tion at home here. John Black and
family, and Lee Black were guests at
the camp on Sunday, August 0, which
waa family day.
Two CCO boya from Camp Apple
gate were moved to Mt. laabell look
out August 3,
Lee Port made a trip to the Mt.
Isabell lookout Tuesday, August 4.
Mrs. Nettle Armprlest and family
moved to the Wulf place lost week.
Mrs. Armprlcst will teach the Forest
creek school, which opens the first
week In September.
Word has been received here that
Mrs. Ivan Davlea of Medford, who re
sides here In the winter, underwent
S major operation for appendicitis
last week at the community n ca
pital. Her condition, serious at first,
la now Improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pearce and fam
ily left AuaUBt 8 for Portland, where
they attended the Seventh Day Ad-
ventlat camp meeting. They were ac
companled by Dan Pearoe of Thomp
son creek, who will undergo medical
treatment at a clinic.
FAST 3-DAY JOURNEY
WASHINGTON. Aug. 13. (API-
President Roosevelt today made ready
today for a fast moving three-day
trip, Including a tour of eastern areas
devastated by the spring floods and
speaking engagements In Cleveland,
O., and Chautauqua, N. Y.
The chief executive's visit to the
Great Lakes Exposition at Cleveland
Friday coincides with the opening
session of the convention of Rev.
Charlea E. Coughltn'a National Union
for Social Justice. Hla address at
Chautauqua Institution the same day
will be ten days before the scheduled
speech there by Gov. Alf. M. Landon
of Kansas, Republican presidential
nominee.
RUSSIAN BOYS OF 19
MOSCOW, Aug. 13. (AP) The So
viet, government today reduced the
age limit for the atart of compulsory
military service In the Red army
from 31 to 18 years.
The brief official announcement
contained no mention of any dan
ger of war.
Last Jsusry the Soviet government
said tt had been "obliged" to Incroise
the standing srmy to 1,300,000 men
because Oermany and Japan were in
creasing the size of their military es
tsbtlshments. 3 CHI
PORTLaAKD, Ore.. Aug. 12, (AP)
Deaths of Mr. and Mra. Jack Wall
became a closed chapter aa far aa
the Portland police department vna
concerned today, with the tragedy
mteti u a Maying and aulclde,
Nina Wall, 84, and Jack Wall. 43,
were found In their beds Tuesday
noon by thlr 7-year-old daughter,
Joyce, who ran acre am Ing for the
family meld.
Mra. Wall waa dfad. Wall died 8
hours later. A 3.2 calibre rUle was
found in the bedroom.
Children are Joyce, Jimmy, 13, and
Jack, Jr., 10.
New Port Manager.
PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 13. (API-
John P. Doyle becsme uisnager of
the port of Portland today, succeed
ing James H. Polhemui who resigned
to accept a power company position.
Doyle has been employed bv the port
commission for 30 years, lately as as
slstsnt secretary. -
Forest Creek
FOUR ISTERN STATES
E NEAR HALF
OF COUNTRY'S APPLES
WASHINGTON, Aug. 13 (API
Lesa hard hit than the east and middle-west
by adverse conditions four
western states will produce 45 oar
cent of the country's apple crop this
year, the flOTMiiHip
-(---. -.-.u VOJIMIUIVU,
prophesied tod ly.
Although weatern harvests will not
touch 1835 or flve-yeer overage marks,
tho production of percentage win
Jump from 33 per cent Isst yesr to
this year'a estimate because of the
poor prospects in nthM nrt. m..
country.
Prospects sre r1&tlvlv
VOrablB In thA Pnr.fln M .. n--,
Mountain group of states where dam-
age irom late freesea waa less severe
then In eastern areas," the depart
ment report aald.
The 1938 estimate of 103.487.000
bushels la the smallest crop since
1931.
The production fi
apple-growing states, five-year aver
age, 1836 production and indlooted
1938 production, bv bushels r. na
tively, Include:
Idaho, 0.006,000; 8,034,000.000, and
3.970.000: Wflfthlnoftnn flfl mn win.
30,678.000 and 37,000,000; Oregon.
o.uoj.uuu; a.ouu.oog, and 4.300.000 and
California. 10. 158.000: 0.888.000 end
8.894,000.
SLAIN WIFE'S KIN
AVENGE HER DEATH
DALLAS. Ga Aug. 13. (API
Harry P. Howe, middle-aged Atlantan,
facing trial on a charge of wife mur
der,, was shot to death before the
eyes of an official escort near the
Paulding county court house today.
Two of hla brothers-in-law surrend
ered.
Handcuffed, Howe ran until he
fell with three pistol bullets In his
back.
Sheriff Frank Couch said the pris
oners were Worth and Plnaon Brown,
married farmers, whose younger sla
ter, Mrs, Hattle Brown Howe, was
found dead In the woods near DaUss,
last April 38. They were held In Jail
without charges.
Officers said they believed Howe
had accused his wife of furnishing
evidence for a raid on a liquor still.
EX-JAP NAVAL AIDES
WASHINGTON, Aug. 13. (AP)
The District of Columbia grand Jury
today named two former assistant
Japanese naval attaches as agent
who allegedly conspired with John S.
Farneworth to deliver American de
fense secret to Japan.
The Japanese, Commander Toslyukl
Itlmlys and Lieutenant-Commander
Oklra Jamakl, were not Indicted.
Their names, however, were con
tained tn a new indictment returned
agafnst Farneworth, a dismissed naval
officer, In which he was charged with
conspiring with others to dispose of
secret Information to the foreign
power.
REP. HOPE TO DIRECT
G. 0. P.
CHICAGO. Aug. 13. yp)Hj.
Clifford R. Hope of Garden City, Kaa
was named director of the Republican
national committee's farm division.
Arthur M. Curtis, asslatsnt to th
committee chairman, announced to
day,
Hope, who la 48, Is a native of Ion
snd Is described aa a dairy expert,
He has long been a resident of Kan
sas, and served In the Kansas stste
legislature from 1931 to 1937. He was
sneaker of the Kansas house from
1937 to the time ot his election to
congress In 1937. He has been In con
gress since that time. ...
OAKLAND, Calif., Aug. 13. (AP)
The nude body of a man, wrapped
irom head to root in heavy chains
snd with a rope twisted about th
o-ck, waa found near th Alameda
end of the Dumbarton bridge today.
Th bouy had been in the water
about five daya, aald John A. Lownian,
deputy coroner. TJndersheiiff Hugo
Radbruch aald the man waa about 30
yeara old.
Seafaring men ssld the chain, con
structed of three-quarter Inch links
was almllar to those used on ships.
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