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Newspaper Page Text"MEDFORD M AIL TRTBTTXE. "MEDFORD, OftEflpy. SUNDAY. AUGUST 16, 1936 PAGE NINE Read every M 0,1 tBI plg Vou will proba-Sly And eiacOy the things you Have been looking ' 01 'ata or trd for unused article you may have. Search your attlo or , tore-room - you may. find many tblnga othera are seek ing and be able to realize Im mediate cash. If what you want tsnt here, advertise for tt Tribune Classified ad are Inexpensive effective I Per word drat Insertion (Minimum 35c) Each additional insertion, iut word i i (Minimum 10c) per line per month without copy changes '1.25 FOR WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND SNDKeys Inquire Tribuneof tlce. pay ior adv. LOST Lady's black suede purse con taining $3; latly'a gold watch val ued as keepsake; personal articles, etc between Table Rock Store and mt.Hfnrd. Reward. Please leave at Tribune or Table Rock store. LOST Lady's blue kid glove. Phono 1524-Xj .- .. LOST Gold rlmmeo, high bowed spectacles, In dark metal "Dr. Lee' cas8, between Ashland and Plne hurst on Greensprlng highway. Re turn to state police office. Reward. LOST If dQR is miMtng, call 1510. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Competent young woman for genoral housework and care of children: $25 month. Please give references. Box 4389, Tribune WANTED Experienced waitress, Wil son Coffee Shop, 109 W. Main. WANTED Part time experienced chamber maid. Apply Monday, Jack6on hotel. WANTED Competent woman - for general housework. Call Sunday evening. Mrs. Kathryn Denzer.i 616 west nony. WANTED competent young woman for general housework; $25 month. Please give references. Box 4389, Tribune. " , GIRL OR WOMAN for general nouse V work and care of sick lady. Coll at 1022 W. 4th. MALE AND FEMALE HOP PICKING begins at Hilton Hop Yards, Grants Pass, August 10th. WANTED Experienced packers. Bert Stancllffe, Phoenix. 1,000 HOP PICKERS wanted. Picking starts Aug. 25th. cnrlstle Jt Son Hop Yards, Rt. 2, Grants Pass. Ore- REGISTER NOW at the 8. M, Clute Hop Yard for Hop picking. Cabins, lights and wood furnished. Apple gate, Ore. WANTED MALE HELP , WANTED Bell boy. Hotel Holland. MEN WANTED with fair education, mechanically Inclined, now employ ed, desiring to better their posi tions by qualifying as installation experts and service engineers In AIR CONDITIONING ond Electric Refrigeration. No experience neces sary, but applicants must be will ing to train spare time. Write glv- lng age. present occupation and ad dress. Box 4534 Mall Tribune. GOOD plumber wanted. Elmer Leslie, '1405 N. Riverside. Phone 1261. WANTED SITUATIONS MARRIED MAN, experienced In ranch work, wants steady Job or take place on shares. State wage. F. Parka, Murphy, Ore. WANTED--MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Water storage tank, 200 gals. up. Box 4518, Tribune. WANT TO RENT Dairy ranch, rea sonable. Cosh rent. J. C. Lusk, Eagle point. WANTED By young business woman, board and room In private homo. Tribune, Box 4381. WANTED To buy email bunch of Hampshire ewes. E. N. Mollery, Rt. 1, Medford. WANTED Light housekeeping room, bv gentleman permanently einyiuj ed. Box 4361, Tribune. PLEASANT ROOM with board want ed by gentleman of clean habits. Will be In town for at least three months, state full particulars. Box 4350. Tribune. WANTED Housekeeping room for man. State particulars and lowest rate. Box 4485. Tribune. WANTED We pay cash tor mens suits, shoes, pants. Used Wardrobe Shop. 618 E. Main. WANTED Men's laundry. Mrs. Hu son. Tel. 1345-M. WANTED Lamb wool. See the Med ford Bargain House, 37 No. Grape. JUNK Highest price, paid lot brass radiators copper storage batteries aluminum and othei metals Scrap iron small or large iou pipe na machinery wool and cotton rags innei tubes Oui prices will interest you Hides Pelts Wool Mhalr Housenolo goods furniture stove ooulit or sold MFllPilRI") RHOAIN HOUSE FOR RENT HOUSES FOH RENT Well.furnlstifd house close in; electrical convenience. Inquire 306 So. Osaaais. , . FOR RENT BOUSES FOR RENT 7 -room house, barn and an outbuildings-, 'lft acre good land. Mrs. Venable, Jacksonville. Phone 413. FOR RENT 8-room house, lame sleeping porch, garage, for $180 00 a year or S20.00 per month; adults "only; water paid; last 2 months free. 328 So. Hamilton. Phone 216. FOR RENT 8-room modern house. price 2a.50 ,W. H. Everhard, 1013 W. 9th. UOl'SKS for sale or rant Jackson County Bldg ,nd Loan Ass'n FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT 3-room furnished apart ment. 40 Quince St. FOR RENT Single apartment, Hotel Holland. FOR RENT 2 nlcoiy furnished apta. with electrical conveniences. In quire 80S So. Oakdale. APT. FOR RENT tTlgidalre, beat. - overstuffed private bath olosa in 808 w Main FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS ROOM FOR RENT 804 East Main. FOR- RENT Room with private ent rance, toilet and shower. Inquire 227 Cottage. FOR RENT One very desirable sleep ing room with large, modern, pri vate bath. Cool In summer, warm In winter; $25 month. Phone 37I-Y mornings. FOR RENT 2 nice rooms. Central, 613 S. ATTRACTIVE rooms, 44 8. Grape. RESORT COTTAGES ENDERT'S BEACH cottages .double bed and cot, $5.60 per week. Two rooms for four or more. Larger cottages, two double beds and cots, $7.50 per week until after Labor Day. Phone 163 or 133. i FOR RENT RC0M-B0ARD ROOMS and meals reasonable. 146 3 Holly. FOR EXCHANGE I WILL TRADE fishing tackle for guns. 317 North Riverside. FOR EXCHANGE ESTATE -REAL LARGE HOUSE, Income from two , opts, to exchange for small house, , Box 4380, Tribune. ATTRACTIVE 6-hOOM MODERN HOME, one acre garden, berries, etc.; only one mile from Medford. Trade for small grocery store wltn living quarters. Write Box 448B. Moll Tribune. WANT Small form or dairy for Med-, ford Income. Box 3580, Tribune. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE 8UBURBAN DE LUXE , 1 ACRE, only X mile from Medford, city water, modern 8-room fully furnished homo Including new eleotrlo stove; fruit house, double garage, chicken house and barn; ft acre Ladlno clover, fine oak trees Milk cow and chickens go with the place. Total price $3750.00 with terms to responsible buyers. CHARLES A. WING AGENCY, INC. 109 E. Main St. Phone 728. FOR SALE OR TRADE 12 acres on Bear creek, fair Improvements, All in alfalfa except garden. Trade for (imull acreage just out of Medford. Terms on difference. J. I. Fenton, Talent. STRICTLY MODERN furnished home In foothills. Beautifully located. Hunting, fishing, excellent road, ' twenty minutes to Medford; rea sonable rent; references exchanged. Box 4398 Tribune. 40 ACRES, well Improved, 30 culti vated, fenced, main highway. $1600; $200 down. Also ft acre, Thomas Addition, $76, sheley Agency, mile North Paclflo Highway. FOR SALE Or will trade for acre age near Medford, 40 acres Improv ed, 9 miles north of Grants Pass, Also range and heater and 3 child's orlbs tor sale, 337 W. 10th St. FOR SALE; House and lot. 926 N. Central. Call at BARGAIN Approximately 6 acres of good garden land; Irrigated and mostly in alfalfa; good small fam ily orchard; new cottage and barn, chicken house; adjoins city llmlcs of Phoenix. Price $1000, with $250 down, balance $15 per month. THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE No. 7 No. Bartlett St. Phone 1496. FOR SALE One of the prettiest mod ern homes on the west side. Closo In, double garage, sprinkler system basement with rurnace. Very nice and complete. Some terms to re sponsible party. Might trade for good farm. For price and details call at 44 No. Peach or phone 1473-W. FOR SALE Neat, modern .partly furnished house, Inquire at 321 E. Jackson. FOR SALE CHEAP DESIRABLE HOME SITE 75-ft. south frontaje on Queen Anne Ave. at Llndley St. All lmprovementa In Bnd paid. To tal price $500.00. D. R. Terrett, 713 W. 10th St., Medford. 4-ROOM houpe, $400.00. Lot. pave ment, all clear, $250. Peerless se dan, $160, Small diamond watches. Will trade, cy Owens. 118 E. Malu. FILBERTS AND WALNUTS Planted on thla 4 aem tVRfl o' BOOd Jand locawid V I WU about ii mile Irom Med ford city limits; 4-room modern, plastered home, smsll barn and garage. All tor $2750.00. with small payment down, balance In monthly Installments. Ideal for anyone wish lng suburban home with Income, ALSO - . ANOTHER REAL BUY Nlhliri IN SUBURBAN ACRE OlwlUU A0Ei wjth 6-roon modern home, barn, chicken house and other Improvements; near grade school, nice locality; 1 acre Irrigat ed. Total price $1600.00. CHARLES A. WINO AOENSY. INC 109 E. Main St. Phone 728. LOT. 45x160, near Los Angeles. Trade for lot or car. 917 No. Central. 320 ACRE Stock Ranch. 37 acres m clover: free deeded water; os-ure with Llttl Rutto crej. tunnlnjt length place. oum, barn, out buildings, hay team, farm imple ments; terms. Wllhlte, Lakt Creek, Oregon. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE IF you want to BUY. or SELL Real Estate, see L. G. Plckell, 204 E. Main. Tel. 366. FOR 8ALE At a bargain, 4 3-10 acres. See W. O. Trill, Palm Bldg. FOR SALE taoaern 8-room house. - No. 7 Qlen Oak Court, by owner. Fred C. Sander. mile south of Oak Grove school. 4600 WILL BUY one of the best loca tions In Medford; 7-room house with 2 bathrooms, large back and front porches; stone store-room, douole garage; newly painted; beautiful shade; space for flowers and gar den. One of the best buys In town. Inquire of the owner at 822 So. Oakdale Ave., or phone 948-X. WHEN you think of real estate think of BROWN & .WHITE. FOR SALE 2 acres, modern 4-room bungalow, large screen porch, dou ble garage; S2600 cash or terms. Phoenix - Jacksonville road, Rt, I. L. J. Palmsteer. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 1 Jersey cow and 1 Hot . stein, both young, fresh 3 months; 60 white leghorn hens, 16 months old. Inquire at 22 North Front St., Medford. FOR SALE One 5-year-old horse, 1536 lbs., a good one: one 3-yoar-old mare, broke; one young milk cow; two 7-month-old calves, milk fat. J. I. Fenton, Talent. BUY AND SELL: Livestock. J. H. Lln ville, Old Paclflo Highway, North of Medford. FOR SALE 3 head of dairy cows. Henry Owens, Route 3, Box 90. FOR SALE; Two registered Hereford bulls. M. T. Dawson, Roseburg. Ore., Rt. I. . - I FOR SALE 3 cows, one fresh 6 weeks, i mllklnz 4 Eals.: 2 heavy springers: 2 heifers, fresh this fall, 'f, mile S. O. 8., Myers Lane off Stewart Ave, Ed Bochtel. 50 New Leland White does for sale, cheap at E. A. Wheeler. Central Point. BUY OR SELL Hogs and pigs. Route 4. Box 133. Spring St. Tel. 437-M. FOR SALE DOGS PETS PEDIGREED cocker spaniel puppies. Thrasher's Kennel, Jacksonville, Phone 173. ' FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE White Leghorns, Hansen strain. A. H. Webster, Central ' point. BANTAMS FOR SALE Good tor ear wigs. Mrs. Chas. Hampson, Beal Lane. DRESSED fryers, 60c. Phone 814-W, FOR SALE R. I. R. chickens, 2 months old, $30o. Third house on left of Oak Grove road. FOR SALE Leghorn hens, or trade for grain. M. B. Glover, Rosa Lane. MILK FED FRYERS parley 314-W FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1930 Model A Ford Be- dan. Also four-wheel house-type trailer. Call at 205 Tripp atreet. DODGE Touring Car, 3 good tires, priced $25. McDonald's Ranch. Brownsboro. FOR SALE 1920 Naah .sedan. $80 cash. Must sell before Aug. 24tn. Mrs. Bertha L. Riches, Rl. 1. Box 214, on sunset Drive Just off Or chard Home Drive. FOR SALE '3. Ford coach, tine con dition, V-8 wheels. 1 13 East Main, between 6 and 8 p. m. A REAL BUY 34 Chev. L. w. dual truck factory built atock rack and grain bed. A-l ahape, ready for plenty of heavy duty. 202 North Riverside. FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN 1934 long wheelbase Chevrolet truck. Low mileage. Dual tires. In good condition, full year license, equip ped with flat rack tor fruit haul ing. See this truck today. Rogue River Chevrolet, Inc., North River aide. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Big baby bed. 1 1th. SAVE $30.00 Electrolux Cleaner, 4 months old. See the Hoover Mm, Peoples Electric Store, KNABE Upright Mahogany Piano, used very little; also 71-100 dia mond. Beautiful square platinum mounting. Half price or trade on 1936 car. Box 4542 Tribune. TOMATOES, 2c lb., 76o lug; plums, oucumbers. B. E. Ford, 2 miles west on Jacksonville Hwy. Phone 731-R. WALTER LEVERETTE now has a "Caterpillar" RD4 Tractor. We have his Cletrac model K that he for merly used. It la priced to move. We also have his "Caterpillar Twenty," taken on trade tor a new Twenty-two. This Is a good buy. Hubbard Wray Co. FOR SALE Canning corn, $1 per sack. O. M. Parker, 1813 N. River side. NOTICE PACKERS Special fried chicken dinner, 25e and 35c. Ccf ner Inn. 304 S. Central. ONE Fordson Tractor with Fordson Mower attached. Will Mil either or both. Hubbard Wray Co. FOR SALE Paul water pressure sys tem, complete, good condition, 200 gallon capacity. Phone 1616 be tween 8 and 6 dally. ICR SALE Better used furniture. Studio couch. Singer sewing ma chine, Coxswell chair, chests, an tique walnut bed. 106 8. Grape. WE HAVE two Pressure Systems. 450 gal. capacity. Priced right. Hub bard wray Co. FOR SALE Beautiful large abalone shells. 636 N. Central: FOR SALE Second hand outboard motor. F. W. Ovelman, Box 20, Jacksonville Hwy. FOR SALE Italian prunes. . 7-F-14. Phone DUART permanents as low as $1.85 up to $4 50. Prevost s, 238 80. OSk- "".' ... i fOB SALE '31 Ford DeLuxe visions.; Excellent condition. Real bargain 120 Genesee St, FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Pinto saddle mare. 3 yeara old, 850 lbs.. $50. Broke to ride. Ed Oswald, Antelope, Climax Rt. ' IF YOU are looking for quarts mine, we nave a real one; reasonaoie terms.. Inquire 311 Perrydale Ave. Chas. Hanllm. FOR SALE 3-burner Hotpolnt auto matic electrlo range, like new; bar gain. See It at 1024 W. 11th St. RIPE TOMATOES. 3c lb. shaw, Phone 597-J-3. DE LUXE HOOVER New guaranteo; sold new $81.60, now $39.60. iei. 1028.. - . TOMATOES for canning now ready. Get your order in early. 0 .J. Logan, Stewart Ave. CUCUMBERS Fresh every day. Mrs. Doe, 1700 Prune St, ROOFING Bring your roof troubles to us. Old roofs repaired, new roofs applied. Pabco products. Ekerson Paint and Roof store, 38 S Bartlett. Phone 243. FOR SALE Sweet corn, 15o dozen; also tomatoes.- Bring containers. Call Mrs. Walker, 314-Y. Old Pa cific Highway, North. FOR SALE OR HIRE Heavy duty 4 wheel trailer. Suitable for hauling fruit. Good tires and brakes. Cheap for cash. Box 4318, Tribune. ITALIAN PRUNES for canning or table use for sale. 60 lbs. 95 cents, delivered at your door. You Inspect the fruit before paying. Any other type of commercial prunes It pre ferred. Mall 1 cent postal card. Jack the Prune Man, Myrtle Creek, Ore. MILK from tested goats. Jungfraw Goat Dairy, R. 4, Box 64. Tel. 437-J FOR SALE GRAIN BAGS and Twine. Get our price. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27 N Grape St. Phone 1002 SAVE on Kodak Flnlsmng at the EI. Hayden Jones Studio. 607 Weat 2nd Phone 1282-M. FOR SALE Hopper for sawdmt burner with barrie plate. Almoat new Bargain Call at Moll Tribune MISCELLANEOUS SHEEPMEN LOSSES through dogs shall be re ported within 48 hours In order to secure compensation. DOO CONTROL BOARD, WHY' waste gas and oil. Freea' Oar age, 801 N. Central. PAINTING We have the beat In terlor decorator In Medford. Paint ing, paperhanglng and linoleum Ekerson Paint and Roof Store, 38 8. Bartlett. Phone 243. BUSINESS CHANCES WHAT Jack's 2nd Hand Store want? to know, la you or Is you Isn't go ing to buy so that I can quit by Sept. 1? Magazines and sheet muslo I cent a copy; heaters, floor covering, books, tables, ranges $7 each, Jara, ir FOR SALE Cheap on account of . elckneas, Corner Inn, 204 S. Central FOR SALE Restaurant, on Main St across from new postofflce, on Pa- clflc highway, in Granta Pass. Go lng business. Box 4356, Tribune. FOR SALE Profitable business on Paclflo highway. For further In formation write Box 3822. Tribune BUSINESS DIRECTORY Transfer. HAWLEY TRANSFER - Expert pack era and movera, Special livestock moving equipment, prices right 619 North Riverside Phone 615 Mail Tribune Daily ACHOSO CVir flihei Cliy in Oklahomi 89.37 Inchei Clubfooted Color Mystical Hindu ejaculation Forbid Story Short for ft man'i name Ripened ovary of flower Deep gorge Slelghi Recently acquired Contest of peed Down: prefix Large drain Male of certain animals Danes atep Conjunction solution of Yesterday's Purzlo GiAS015C. INPOIWE A k. X E R NTAT EMMA Y B L U RolNlEML I N E mj N Sit W NfcHJ T i i 6 I BiSODAiGONE ROUTIE D5llEiNS endodreeBloi EsigusjiimKA lixipisAffiali OT I cfcAJLLHRSfcJ A w5FWR'EB.iKfCT5 or aoattion Tefttlflea undiv oath Exist Japanese measure of capacity Distant Compass point Dish of esgs and milk Condensed atmospheric moisture DV.tred Ijir.fcj wave wild animal ' &60 64, Sawlike part 66. Crony 67, Restrain 60. Feminine name A3. Half tone 64, Again; prefix 65, Notion 67. Domesticated 68. Symbol for tantalum 9. Billy 71. Made believe 74. Men's parties 7R. Bushy clump 76, Floor DOWN L Ceases a 3 4 YWr 7 8 WM? 0 fl iZ q g0 H20 ;: " psr ip mpmpTt otf w l!iIlll3Z " l!L illiflll!llli 54 STm,?5 .?7 58 51 ll.'M Hill BpI I 14 1 1 1 BUSINESS DIRECTORY BADS TRANSFER is STORAGE CO. Office 26 So Fir. Phone 315 Prices right. Service guaranteed. REINKINO TRANSFER CO. Long distance naullng. Furniture, cattle anything. Ill N Fir. Phone 1033 O Stuart. TRUCKING AND STORAGE Local and long distance hauling, furni ture moving, etc. Reasonable rates Tel. 833 F. E. Samson Co. Expert Window Cleaners, LET GEORGE DO IT Tel. 1173 House cleaning, floor waxing, orl ental rue, cleaning and upholstering JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. TITLE INSURANCE ABSTRACTS KSCKOW MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title. Rooms 3 and 6. No. 92 North Central Ave., upstairs. The l-oslilon Shop. THE FASHION SHOP 808 0. 8 Nat'l Bank Bunding. Dressmaking Myrtle Andrews Phone 1181 New location. ' Money to Lend MONEY LOANED ON AUTOS, LIVESTOCK FUKNITUKE. ENDORSED NOTES, BTC. We want to supply your money needs without red tape or delay. SKK W. B. THOMAS MGR. MEDPORD8 OLDEST AND LARGEST PERSONAL FINANCE COMPANY. 46 so Central, Ground Floor Croterlan Theater Bldg. LI0. No S-157-M-1B0. Phone 139. DIAMOND LOANS Prompt and courteous service, MEDl'Olin FINANCE CO. Over Farmers & Fruitgrowers Ban ' Phone 768. Lie. No, S-200 EXILED TROTZKY IN REVOLT PLOT MOSCOW, Aug. 15. ) German secret police were linked tonight by the communist party newspaper Prov da with the , counter-revolutionary plot attributed to' three one-time Soviet leaders. '. The revolt was Aimed at Joseph Stalin, general secretary of tho com munist party and dictator of Russia, Pravda declared, and the conspirators maintained "systemotlo contact with the German gestapo (secret police)." Soviet police arrested and Indicted 16 persons and will bring them to trial Aug. 19. The key man of the plot was said to be Leon Trotzky, exiled revolution ary living in Oslo, Norway. He denied having any connection with any plot. . , . ' Included among these lncltoted were Gregory Zlnovletf and Leon Kamen- eff, who at one time wero Joined wltn Stalin In ruling Russia after the Ill ness In 1923 ol Nikolai Lenin. Zlnovletf and Kameneff are serving sentences Imposed in 1835 on charge of participating In counter-revolutionary activities aald to hove been un covered In an investigation following the murder the previous year of Ser gei Mlronovltch Klroff, Stalin's aide. Cross-Word Puzzle IS. Greek letter SO. Metrlo land measure 23. Anarchist! 24. Seat In church Kb. Bacred Image 89. Marry 12, Force air noisily through the nose 33. Allude a6. Moccastn 38. f-Jnlertalnment 47, lOxotamatlon ii. Animal's foot 10. Perceiv visually 41. Kind of bird 46. Withered 7. Immerse .' 48. Took out 4a. Singing voice 62. Aeriform fluid 63. Catch control ling the striking mechanism i of a clock 6i Hindu women'! garments 66. AMKlBtants 67. Silver coins 58. Qo in M. Prepared 61. One: Scotch : 63. Small rug 66. Likely 70. Hough lava, H wallan 71. Artificial language ; 7. Perform Ruminant animal Short for a man's name Separate Ulaesesi colioq. Embellished Double: prefix Behave Double tooth Holfttlnr apparatus Palm Illy Former spelling of event Interprets, .. archaic SPANISH REBELS (By the Associated Pres Rebels thrust back In new attack on Irun, In north. Badajoc reported captured by re bels In west; loyalists Insist still hold power there. One American, 87 Britons, reported rescued from Huelva after being held as hostages by loyalists. Madrid government oolallta new Industries in advancing liberal pol icies that provoked rebellion. Portugal Irked by Invasions of frontier, fears she will be dragged Into conflict. Britain reached complete accord with France oh ban of arms to Spain; withholds enabling order to await other governments, SovlHe-CadlB rebels raised flag of old monarchy in big celebration. (By tho Associated Press! Rebels besieging northern Irun re treated last night (Saturday) under raking fire of loyalist artillery, the Madrid government was faced with stern protest against Portuguese bor der invasions and battled fiercely to retain Bad a Job, Many were killed in the Bay of Biscay region, It was the seoond un successful attempt tn three daya by fascists besieging Irun and San Se bastian. Refugees reaching Hendaye, France, asjwrted loyalists had Imprisoned 1,200 fascists aboard two- ships at Santnndor ready to blow them up with dynamite. Signals for blasting the prisoners, it was asserted, would be the first shell from the rebel cruiser Almlrante Cervera stationed off San Sebastian. ; JEFFERSON CITY, Mo Au. IS. (AP) Warden J. M. Bandr an nounced tonight Oharle Buncb, a convict of the Missouri penitentiary, had confessed to the slaying of Mrs. 8, O. Netherton of Olathe, Ka., In loan a crime for wnich her husband Is serving a life term at the Kansas prison. Sanders said a written confession had been obtained from Bunch by him and Tom Scott, deputy warden, arter they had questioned him yes terday, A gun, which Sanders aald had been smuggled to the convict at the prison here and later taken from him, was turned over to Merle OUI, Kansas City ballistic expert, to oheck against bullets removed from the woman's body tn the belief It was the same one that had been used in the killing. "I am doing thla," Sanders quoted Bunch as confessing, "In order that Dr. Netherton, an Innocent man, might be vindicated and sent home to his family, as I feel be should be." Bunch was received at ths Mis souri prison March a, 1039, under a 35-year sentence for a Bates coun ty, Mo farm house robbery. His confession said he shot Mrs. Netherton three or four times after she had discovered him and an ac complice in her home. LANSING, Kaa Aug, 10. (AP) Deputy Warden I. M. Btubblefleld of the Kansas .state prison said to night Dr. S. Oliver Netherton seemed "elated" when told of a report cnanea Buncb, convict In the Mis- sourl prison, had confessed the crime for which he doctor is serving a life sentence. Seek Information of Late Local Resident Olty polios yesterday received word from the Kolman and tutu undertak ing parlor tn Portland that John How ard MoLeod, 63, formerly of Medford, had died in the northern elty on August 7. It was asked that police furnish the undertakers any available Information on the nun. ' It Is believed MoLeod left this city on or about August 4, but police have no further Information concerning him. They asked that anyons having any Information get In touch either with polios here or the undertakers mentioned, Major Bagnall Here On Recruiting Tour MaJ. H. D. Bagnall, district recruit lng officer at Portland, conferred here Friday with Sgt, Charley P.. Hill, local recruiter, regarding enlistments in the united States army. Ths major motored down from Roseburg where he was attending ths state convention of the American Legion MaJ, Bagnall pointed out that President Roosevelt recently approved a bill Increasing grades In the army so that young men enlisting now can look forward to rapid promotion. . The major Invited all eligible men to confer without delay with 8gt. Hill regarding service In the army. Bgt Hill may be contacted at city hill. Mankind Benefactor Dead AUBURN, Calif., Aug. !. (AP) onell Wilson, 83, Inventor, whose preparation to hold artificial teeth secure brought him a large fortune died at his home here. Rug ftlilpmrnts Gain SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. !. (AP) Tactile coast ohlpmenta of eggs to eastern markets totaled 06 cars In the week ended August 8, an Increase of 7 cars over the preceding week. . CONFESSION AIDS DOCTOR HELD AS WIFE MURDERER No New Jokes In 20 Years Claim of Texas Collector TEMPLE, Tex., Aug. 16, (AP) J. A, McCelvey, who has been collecting Jokes for 20 yeara, said he had not found a new one In the whole time. "But," he added, "they're still tie funny as ever." MISS KATHER1NE GENTNER VICTIM WEST MAIN CRASH (Continued worn Page One.) and skidded sideways Into a fruit truck driven by Clarence A. Hlner, foreman of the Young-Hall orchard. All seven of the youths wore thrown from the car, some for a distance of nearly 30 feet, according to William Wheeler, a resident of the district and an eye witness to the crash, six of the youths were Injured, three seriously. They were: Jimmy Oroon, Id; Homer Meyers, 10! Oeorgo Merrltt, 19; Orth Miller, 10; Raymond H. Mann, 33; and William Crimes, 17. Mann was treated at the hospital for fractured ribs, bruises and abrasions, crimes was troated tor a deep cut on his foot, and Miller received treutment for severe shock and bruises. Jewett was not liilutl, and the others celved only minor bruises - and scratches. The Impact practically demolished the Oldsmoblle coach the boys were traveling In, The body waa torn com pletely away from the ohassta, leav ing only the seats and the floor boards sitting on the frame, although the machine did not turn turtle. The front end of Hlner's truck was badly damaged, but the load of empty fruit bones was not even scattered. Five mall boxes at the scene were knooked flat, Hlner told stats police that he believed that had his truck not been In the way, the coach would have crashed Into a deep ditch alongside the road, The accident occurred on Hlner's aide of the highway, Hlner was given a trofflo ticket for operat ing a truck without a driver's per mit. Btate officers are still Investi gating the orash. Gerald McOlnty, Jacksonville youth driving the wood truck that ran over the Oentner girl, was ar rested by city police on a charge of not having an operator's permit, and baled Into olty court yesterday. Despite the fact that the accident report he had made out markad report be had made out was marked permit number, McQlnty pleaded not guilty before City Judge Allen D. Curry. Asked to explain the discrep ancy be readily admitted bo bad no permit, but that be "never pleaded guilty to anything," police aald. He was told to procure an attorney and appear In court to face charges at a p. m. Monday. FLOOD CONTROL .19 Public hearing on a Rogue river flood control project will be held in ths courthouse auditorium here on ths morning of September 10, It was announced yesterday by the Jack son county Chamber of Commerce. Ths meeting will be In charge of Lieut.-col. Mllo P. Fox, Portland die trlct engineer of the war department, and will be attended by Representa tive James W. Mott, author of the lsw which sanctioned a survey of the Rogue river with a view of controll ing Its floods. In a statement Issued yssterday, Mr. Mott suggested that all pertinent data regarding Rogue river floods be gathered for presentation to the meet, lng. Should It be deemed necessary to control ths waters of ths Rogue, safety measures would Include erec tton of dams and reservoirs and ths reforestation of hillsides In the drain' age area of ths upper reaches of the stream, It was stated by Karl J. Janouch, , aupervlsor of the Rogue river national forest through which the river flows tor much of Its course. 1 Mr. Janouch said that be had not yet been Informed of the meeting here but added that his staff could furnish pertinent facts regarding the river and Its tributaries. Robert 3. Healey, 49, Itinerant line man who has been engsged In fruit picking for several days, was yester day arrested by city police charged with the issuance of bogus checks, He Is confined In the city Jail. It Is alleged that Healey picked pears on August 11 ,13 and 13 for R. B Sweeney and received s check fur $6.70 for his labors. He Is charged with using Sweeney's name on three other ohecks for like amounts and passing them at ths J, O. Penney company store, Fredette's and Otto's Club. a Die In Plane TOLEDO, 0 Aug. 15. (AP) A pilot and two youths, passengers on a sightseeing flight, wero killed late todsy when thtlr plane dived to earth In a cornfie'.d on the outskirts of Wayne, 0 30 miles south ot Toledo. HUEY AIDE TALKS Detroit Priest Blasts Roose velt Rev. Smith Re moves Coat, For Short Oration. CLEVELAND, Aug. 1J. (SV-The national union for social Justice for mally named the Rev. Charles X. Coughlln of Detroit Its first president late today and endorsed Representa tive William Lemke of North Dakota and Thomas o. O'Brien, esndldste for the new Union party for president and vice president. Endorsement of Lemke and O'Brien occasioned a noisy demonstration by the delegates, but the selection of ths Detroit priest was mode quietly by acclamation. Father Coughlln maintained com plete control of the organisation un der a constitution adopted today, - In an election address, Father Coughlln aald, "I roallae the respon slblllty whloh la mine primarily ths responsibility of a teacher because 1 disagree with many praotlcea of the present olvlllzatlon. "I will never turn my back on you and I will never sell you out," he said. "We will succeed, not necessar ily In driving the money changers from the temole. hit in rirlvina fh money changera' servants from ths temple." Father Oouzhlln than tntrndnnjyl toke over the government of the founder of the Townaerui old alon plan, and the Rev. Qerald L. K. oiinin, lieutenant of the lat Senator Huey P, Long, to address the conven tion. " Father Coiurhlln eomtvuutrf nmt.M SKAlnst the annearanc nf tv .nb ers by ruling that Dr. Townsend and sir. smim would not speak at a reg ular session but at a recess meeting wmon louoweo immediately. Father Coughlln introduced Mr. Smith, with the request, "I ask you to welcome him as he should be wel comed." The delesatea resnnndeH with resounding roar of cheers. , The Louisiana Dastor removed fcia coat and said! "You sit and take It, and I'll pour It to you." "The ffo-to-mestltur. srwl.hii.Mn and god-fearing people are about to ww guoaw, ur, eTsnois k, Townsend, United States," he said. PLAGUE OF RATS WA8H1NQTON. Aii 1 trm Modern Pled Pipers raced to tiny Wake Island In mld-Paclfie tonight to battle millions of rata threatening to eat a group of aerial pioneers out of house and home. The rodent experts wars dispatched with supplies of red squill from Honolulu bv t.h niiMB.t aui Survey, upon receipt of urgent cables from Pan-American Airways, which has established a seaplane bass upon urn Muana jor lis unin cupper serv ice. Henry J. Spencer and J. O. Hansen were ths biological specialists charged with luring ths wily polynealan rats to their deatha befont lutr!! n..Mn. ger trafflo to the Orient begins. Bea squill, is a powder mads from ths fried ses onion of the Mediter ranean. It has been used In Europe but hss been perfected by the Nolo- gicai survey so mat its toxicity re mains constant. Tf will H with hamburger, oatmeal, fruits and uiior iwua sua uiscriDutea aoout tns island aa bait. PREDICTED By ths Associated Press Low-banging oloud banks rolled over much of ths middle-west lata Saturday, obscuring ths rays of a torrid sun. ' Showers late In the day brought little relief from ths heat In Kansas City, where ths day's high level was 108. West of ths elty, across ths vsst Kansas corn and wheat plains, read ings above 110 degrees were eomraon. In Missouri official thermometers fell abort of yesterday's record-breaking highs, and ths weather-man bsld bops for ecsttared showers sufficient to start mercuries downward but not heavy enough to be of any great crop benefit. Owyhee Bid Asked DENVER, Aug. 15. (AP) Ths bur eau ?tf reclamation called for bids to day on ths Succor Creek division ot the Owyhee project In Oregon and Idaho. Direct Reduction LOANS ON HOMES In Medford District Reasonable Interest FIRST FEDERAL SAVINU8 A LOAN ASSN. OF MRDFOHD 27 No. HOLLY St. KANSAS SWELTERS