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Newspaper Page Text"MTSDFOTJD "MAIL TR.TBTJKE. JfEDFORB. OTJEGON. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER T. 1935. PXGE ELEVEN in r- gecd awry ad OB mu page Tou will probably find eiactlj the things you tun been tooting tor or a sale or trade for unused artlclaa you may have. Seard) your attic OS store-room you may Una many things others are seek leg and bo able to realuse Im mediate cash. If what you want unt here, advertise (of It Trtbuna Claeslfted ada aw uasxpenslv -effectlvel , RATES Fat word mat Insertion 3c (Minimum 900) - boa additional insertion. per word lc i Minimum lOol Pel tine per month without oopy change Phone 75 FOR WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND TARTY who picked up rug marked Montgomery ward, Klamath Falls, phone 65. Howard. LOST II dog is miteing, call 1619. WANTED FEMALE HELP 'WANTED Girl or woman, light housework ana neip m u.,j ' work. Phone 364-X. WANTED Woman for genera) house work. Phone 974. WANTED Olrl to assist with house- -- nt rhtlrfren. Qo home nights. 20 Olen Oak Court. Tel j 1147-J. 1 WANTED Responsible woman, care of home and 3 children. Call after 8 p. m. at 616 Pennsylvania, PERMANENT HOME for middle-aged lady to assist with housework and care of children. Small aslary. Tel I668-R. PERMANENT HOME for middle-aged lady to care for children and assist with housework. 8mall salary. Tel. I668-R. WANTED Experienced woman for general housework. Good wages. Apply In person. 1128 Esat Main. MALE AND FEMALE PASSENGERS share expenses New York or points east. Leaving around Sept. 15. Box 4760 Tribune. COUPLE wante tob as caretaker. Box 4674. Tribune. W ANTED MALEHELPi WANTED Man to cook for email crew. Wages accordingly. Address Box 4786, Tribune. WANTED Young man. meat cutter, willing to learn groceries, Klamath County general store, reference from former employers necessary. A d dress Box 176. Merrill, Ore. WANTED Wood cutters dragsaw furnished. Box 4778. Tribune. WANTED Porter. Apply Rosebor ough's Barber Shop, 36 Bo. Central. GOOD POSITIONS In large company operating In Oregon open to men with selling, service station and clerical experience. Permanent em ployment, excellent opportunity for men with ability and ambition. Ad dress Box 4987 Mall Tribune, stat ing experience and referencea. Ap plications confidential. WANTED SITUATIONS EMPLOYMENT wanted by competent voting woman experienced In book t keeping and office work Refer ' encee. Box 6031 Tribune. WANTED Housekeeping in modern home by middle-aged lady. Tribune, Box 4767. MIDDLE-AOED WIDOW wants house, keeping In motherless home. P. O. Box 932. Mediord. WANTED Houskecplnf In mother less home by middle-aged women with boy 10. Box 6010. Tribune. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS WANTED One or two passengers to share expenses to Porlland. Leaving Thursday morning. Box 6046. Mall Tribune. WILL PAY CASH for small modern home. Box 4783. Tribune. i WANTED To lease apartment house i with option to buy. 1031 wast 9th. W ILL drive car to new rorx or clgo for expenses. Box 4777, Trlb- FURNITURE re-upholstered, refln- Ished. rfgiuea. pnone vw-ti- WANTED To contract with flock owners for supply of New Hamp- .1.1.. Ttm. kalahlna anvra Wilt fttm. lsh cases pay good premium and J lnnn (tin Twf Rfwk ' Valley Hatchery, Rte. 4. Box 320 Petaluma, Calif. WANTED--1O0 used automobile wheels, all size, for late model cars. Trade youra In for modern ballon wheel equipment. Oenerous allowance Stores. 9th and Riverside. Tel. 630 MONEY TO LOAN ON MODERN HOMES I LONG TERM LOANS. Loans are made for convenient periods and are paid off In month Ir lntalments. 3 MODERATE COST Interest rares and service charges re mDdrste 3 DIPrCT REDUCTION LOANS Interest becomes less as pay menu tre mde on the principal. 4. PROMPT 6KRVICE. Quick and fflclent cooperation given In handling your loan ap plication. MEDFORD FEDERAL SAVINOS LOAN ASSOCIATION 126 Eat Main Phone 195 WANTED Umu wool the Meo foxd Baxsalh House, 27 No, Urapa. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS WANT TO BUY 6ome good young breeding ewes. V. J. Phllippt. Hotel Grand. Medlord. WANTED You to look at my bar- gains, almost new clothing for all tn tarruiy. oib e. main. WANTED Top prloes paid lor used furniture, tools, etc Berrydale 2nd Hand Store. 1803 N. Riverside. Tel 366. HIGHEST PRICES paid for Junk metal, copper, brass, aluminum, lead, rags, etc. 80. Oregon Junk Co. Between Holly and Oakdale on Stewart Av. WANTED Men's laundry. Mrs. bu aon. Tel. 1345-M. WANTED To work ranch on shares Reliable married man and family young, competent Would prefer ranch with some Irrigation or suit able dry ranch. Hare team ana some equipment. Box 6002, Mall Tribune. JUNK Highest price paid tor brass, radiators, copper storage catteries aluminum and other metala Scrap iron, small or large iota pipe and maohlnery wool and cotton rage Inner tubea. Our prices will interest you. Hides. Pelts, wool. Mobalr. Household goods furniture stove, oought or sold. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT Modern 7-rooin partly furnished house, 629 W. 11th. 27.60 per mouth, water paid. Inquire at 718 W. Main or tel. 1480-Y. FOR RENT Three-room furnished house with sleeping porch, well furnslhed and with lots of room. Big bathroom. Inquire 701 West Eleventh street. FOR RENT Very desirable, close In. 6-rm. house. $37.50. 335 s. River " side. HOUSES foi sale or rent Jacksor Count Blag tnd Loan Awn FOR RENT APARTMENTS yURNIBHED apartment for rent. 718 Welch. FOR RENT Furnished or unfurnlah ed 3-room apartment. Very modern close In. Inquire at The Toggery. I TORN. Apt. for rent. 229 No. Ivy. FOR RENT a nlceiy rurnlshed apta with electrical conveniences In quire 306 80 Oakdale. APT FOR RENT--rrlgidalre. beat : overstuffed private bath olose In I 808 W Main FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT Nicely furnished eleep- i ing room; also garage 11 aesirea j 326 So. Riverside Ave. FOR RENT First class sleeping room In good residence, close In. 106 Geneva. ATTRACTIVE rooms. 44 8 Grape FOR. RENT RCOM BOARD FRONT ROOM suitable. for teachera. Steam heated: board If desired; garage. 1211 W. Main St. ROOM & BOARD in private home. S30 month. Including laundry. 1003 West Msln. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Two large rooms, lota of , light. Over Baldwin piano Shoppe. FOR EXCHANGE FOR TRADE Light car for radio or sewing machine. Prone 473-X. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE WANT Small farm or dairy for Med ford income Box 8SB0. Tribune. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE RIVER FRONTAGE '4 HOUR'S drive from Medford. 80 acrea on Rogue river. 10 acres cul tivated, free water, 4 -room house barn and chicken houses, good team of horses, farm machinery -two cows. 65 turkeys. 100 pullets. A real buy for 12500. 81.000; terms on balance. FOWLER 61 UPP 44 No. Riverside FOR -SALE Fully equipped, well paying dairy ranch. C. L., care Mail Tribune. EAST SIDh" HOME ffiOCA Exceptionally attractive 6 4t0U room homo located on Heights, commanding won derful view of the valley. Hardwood floore. ahower bath, 3 bed room I basement, garage, furnace. Lot is nicely landscaped. Qood value at 4250.00. Terms to proper buyer CHARLES A. WINQ AGENCY. INO. 109 E. Main St. Phone 728 ONuY 3UU DOWN . On this 5-room modern home with 1 acre free soil, on good grt ,-eled road, only 1 mile from town. Barn and other outbuildings. Full price 1350.00. ; FOR LXCHANOE Exceptionally well located 10-acre j tract, well Improved and all In dt- J verbified crops, clear of encum brance. Will exchange for larger j acreage further out. I CHARLES A. WINO AGENCY. INC. 109 E. Main St. phone 728 FIVK-ROOM HOUSE, hardwood floors and fireplace. In excellent condi tion. 11850 00- t"rms. si85 down, balance 916 65 mo. including inter est. SIX-ROOM HOUSE, close in. well built and attractive, flreplsce. laun dry trays, etc. Price 2600 00; terms 250 don, balance $'J2 50 per mo. BROWN & WHITE Clinton spencer. Real Estate Mgr. ' FOR SALE Four-room modern house with breakfast nook, close In. 135 Tripp. FOR SALE. TPADE OR LEASE My equltv in 8-room Vwjm Nf 7 Olen Oak Cour. for fmalle. pApert? ot create Horn C'ner Loan Fred C Ssnder, mile 8 Oak Grove school. WHEN you think of real trtata think Uf BROWN & WHITE PMALL HOTEL Located on Main B-t 47v Tr'hMr." Cm Mall Trlbuo waut aas. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1928 Pont lac sedan, 63 Phone 7-F-4, A6hland. FOB SALE '31 Ford coupe, 30.000 miles. Excellent condition: good paint and rubber. 9300. Marx Acrea, Coleman Creek Road. 3 miles west of Phoenix. FOR SALE '29 Mode A coach good condition. Reasonable. 611 E. Main. FOR SALE Packard convertible ("Vii i nm cru-w-4 eiip ri 1 f 1 i-in riH uli L. A. Salade, Central Point. 1933 CHEVROLET DeUue Coach, low mileage, perfect mechanically, by owner. Hoi brook & Andrews. 112 E 6th. FOR SALE Repossessed 1936 Chrys ler Alrstream OeLuxe Sedan with overdrive: 9500 reduction. Lange Motor Car Co., 38 N. Riverside. Tel. 18. FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN 1934 long wheel base Chevrolet truck. Low mileage. Dua4 tires. In good condition full year license, equip - ped with flat rack for fruit haul ing. See this truck today. Rogue River Chevrolet, Inc., North River side. SEE THESE QOOD USED CARS t 10 Reduction tn Prices this Month Only. Some of these cars are near ly new. 1036 Plymouth Deluxe Sedan 1935 Plymouth Deluxe Sedan (Six-wheel equipment) 1034 Chrysler a Deluxe Sedan 1930 DeSoto Deluxe Sedan (With overdrive) 1933 Studebaker Regal Light 0 Sedan 1034 Plymouth Coupe 1930 Dodge 6 Sedan 1929 Ford Coupe 1032 Chevrolet Coupe - 1930 Hudson Sedan - LANGE MOTOR CAR CO Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer 38 N Riverside Ave. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SAL15 Horses and mules. We have the size and kind you want at reasonable prices. Bant ford fe Com pany, inc., Merrill. Ore. FOR SALE Young Jersey cow, fresh soon. Chna Hofbeck, 1 ml. west King's Hwy. FOR SALE Young horse, 1700 lbs., or will trade for small team of marea. O. V. Myers. Tel. 258-J. FOR SALE Saddle horse, 4-year-old, white and gentle. L. A. Salade. Cen tral Point. Oregon. FOR SALE Rams or ram lambs. L. A. Salade, 'Central Point. EXTRA FINE 7-week old weaner pigs Whitman, Coker Butte Road. FOR SALE Milk cows. Phone 105. FOR SALE Weaner p!gs. Telephone 13-F-13, Ashland. FOR SALE Jersey heifer. Just fresh and heifer calf. Otis Oarrett, Rt 4. Box 51. FOR SALE 8 milk cows. 4 helfere, 1 bull oalf. 0. Plappe, Rt. 1, it mile north Bear Creek bridge. Central , Point. BUY OR SELL Hogs and pigs. Route 4. Box 133 Spring St. Tel 437-M FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE Hampshire Red pullet laying. S. A. Clark, Myers Lane. SALE 40 turkeys 4 to 6 lbs. Ed Pelle, Trail, a miles south Shady Cove. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Nearly new electric washer. Call 16-F-3. FOR SALE U. 8. NO. 1 and U. S. No. 3 potatoes. Wholesale price for truck. Ready for delivery same day ordered. C. V. Barton Merrill. Ore. TOMATOES forxaale. le lb Aeroaa from Copco sub-station. Stevens, FOR SALE Drufrgett rug. 30. Two i Innersprlng mattresses free. Mer rtck's Camp. FOR SALE Ice box. Medium ala. 113 S. Orape. Phone 1S46-L. FOR 8 ALE -2 -wheel trailer, detachable top. new 6-pty tires, spare tire. Don art"a on Pacific highway. Talent. FOR SALE Cull pickling cucumbers 35c l""g lug. Fine for household use. Bring containers. Last house at end of South Peach. FOR BALE Good alfalfa hay In stack $8. H. O. Wilson Phone 1664. 7 Chest nut St. HOUSEHOLD furniture for sale. Harry C. Chase Beall Lane. Central Point. FOR SALE Fuller's large musk melons, also watermelon. 2'j mtlei north Central Point on highway. lOMATOES. No. 1, 10 lb. B. E. Ford, 3 miles west on Jacksonville High way. Phone 371-R. FOR SALE Hopper for sawdu-t burner with baffle ptite. Almost new Bargain Call at Mall fTlbune CANNING TOMATOES, cent pound i mile west Central Point. Blan kenshlp. TOMATOES Bring boxes; seconds and culls, 35c: can n era, 65c. 60-1 b. lug. C. J. Logan, Orchard Home Dri v FOR SALE No, 1 tomatoes, lo lb Picked. Calhoun Ranch, l mllei southwest of Phoenix. FOR SALE Apples- Tel. 132-L, TOMATOES for canning, lo pound Bru container Phone Mr Walk er. 314-Y. DUART permanent as low as ! 95 up to M.50. Prevost's. 236 So. Oak dale. Phone 727. ROOFING Bring your roof troublea tn ua. Old roofs repaired, new roofs applied. Pabco product Ekeraon Paint and Roof Store. 38 8 Bartlett Phont 243. MILK from tested goat. Jungfraw Goat Dairy. R 4. Box 64 Tel. 437-J TOMATOES, onions. Weeptng Wil low. Lozir Lane. PUT IN YOUR WINTER WOOD early Oak. laurel, roanxanfta and fir. Tel. 634-X. FOR SALS ORAM BAGS and Twin Get our price MEDFORD BAROAIN ROUSE . 2? N Grape St Phone KHTJ ITALIAN 7-F-14- PRUNES for sale. Call ' FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS BETTER Used Furniture. Davenport st. antique bed, good rockers, springs, chests. 106 South Grape. FOR SALE New Hot point electric refrigerator, value $169-50. Never used. Will sacrifice for cash. Mafca offer. Telephone 1B49-W. MISCELLANEOUS O. EARL BRADFISH, Jeweler, has moved to 16 S. Central, across street from former location. PAINTING We" have the best in terior decorator in Medford. Paint ing, paperhanglng and linoleum Ekerson Paint and Roof Store, 38 S Bartlett Phone 243. BUSINESS CHANCES FOR LEASE First class service sta tion on Riverside Ave., Medford: doing good business. Will take $600 to handle. Phone 953 Medford or wTlte P. O. Box 1074. FOR SALE Profitable business on Pacific highway For further In formntlon write Box 3822. Tribune BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT CO- 1' IT LIS INSUKAKCM ABSTRACTS ESCROW MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstract of Title. Rooms 3 and 5. No. 83 North Central Ave, upstairs. 1'be fashion Shop THE FASHION SHOP 308 0. B Nat'l Bank Building. Dressmaking Myrtle Andrews Phone 1181 New location Expert Window Clean era. LET GEORGE DO IT - Tel. 1173 House cleaning, floor waxing. or( ental rug cleaning and upholsterlnq Money to Lend (MONEY 7 LOAN HI) ON AUTOS. I-1VKS 1 OCK FURNITURE. ENDORSED NOTES. ETC We want to supply your money needs without red tape or delay SEE W. E. THOMAS MGR. MEDFORD S OLDES1 AND LARGEST PERSONAL FINANCE COMPANY 45 So Central. Grouna Floor Craterlan Theater Bidg Lie. No S-1A7-M-180 Phone 139 DIAMOND LOANS Prompt and courteous service MKDFOUD FINANCE CO. Over Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank Phone 768, Lie, No. 8-200 Transfer, HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pack ers and movers Special livestock moving equipment. Prices right 619 North Riverside. Phone 615. GADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 26 So. Fir Phone 316 Prloei right. Servloe guaranteed. REINKINO TRANSFER CO. Long distance hauling. Furniture, cattle anything. Ul N Fir. . Phone 1033 O Stuart. TRUCKING AND STORAGE Local and long dlstanoe hauling, furni ture moving, etc Reasonable rates Tel 833 F B Samson Co. LEGAL NOTICES CALL FOR WARRANTS There are funda on hand for the redemption of warrants Noe. I, 3, 8 and 4 drawn on Schol District No. 33 Interest will cease on August yoth, 1036. Pavable at Medford bran-h U. S. National Bank. Mrs. Grace Hall. Clerk, School District No Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS I. Heavy nail 4. Entire rang or series t. Tennis strok IX. Pointed tool J. Covered with water 14. The mllkflih 16. Fslnt unstaady llfflit IT. Insertion H. Require 20. Metric land meaauraa 2L Cookad with dry heat 31. Record of pant event; Jfl. The herb dill 27. Throws 28, Pronoun 28. Spanish hero Mi. Completely 81. By way of 82. Bone S3. Answer the purpose ii. Large re- " cepiaclaa S5. Cravat 37. Article of belief Vest: colloq. 19. Seize or cruih with the teeth Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle PifffiWr B 1 E,Tj EjlgWA iPT EiVAjNjTpjgA NITMrL E A P HLtO XgHiOlPglMil INiE 40. Muwc oi lyric and amatory poetry 41, Contrived , 4ft. Wagon track 4a. Sarin a of Joined links 41, Wing . Epoch 50. Pot name for a cat 51. Pencil of light DOWN 1. Ugly old woman i. 72 g73 If 73-- m ,s ' 57 18 IMJJII . IIJ . I n, ttMH rTm 'm-, wv,. 'f '(','. 2d WZ '. tml wA. 2l 22 p2J 24 25 If , wk nf wa Am. 40 4, g42 43 44 w m? M 1 liH 1 1 I ii57 " Notice of Final Settlement, In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Jackson County. In the Matter ot the Estate of Wil liam Mason Colvlg, sometimes known as William M. Colvlg, de ceased. The undersigned has filed In the County Court ot Jackson County, Oregon, the final account of her ad ministration of the estate of William Mason Colvlg, sometimes known as William M. Colvlg, deceased, and said Court has fixed Thursday. September 34th. 1936, at the hour of 10:00 a. m. of said day, at the courtroom of said Court at the Court House In Med ford, Jackson County, Oregon, as the time and place for the hearing of objections to said final account and for the settlement of said estate. All persons Interested In said estate are hereby notified and required to make or file their objections to said final account. If any thev have, on or before the time aforesaid fixed for the hearing and settlement thereof. Date of this notice and of the first publication thereof la August 33th. 1936. MARY C. WARNER, Executrix of the Estate of William Mason Colvlg, slmetlmes known as William M. Colvlg, deceased. GLENN O. TAYLOR. Attorney. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the undersigned has, by order of the County Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Jackson, been duly appointed Administrator of the Es tate of chiudo A, White, deceased, and has qualified. All persons holding claims ay n Inst said estate are t .ere by notified and required to present the same, duly verified as required by law. to the at torney for said estate, within six months from the date hereof. Dated and first published August 18. 1938. JAMES H. WHITE. Administrator. W. E. PHIPPS. Attorney for said estate. First National Bank Building. Medford. Oregon Williams Creek WILLIAMS CREEK, Sept. 1. (Spl.) Two crews of loggers are at work on the Walt and Eugene Morrison plnces and are getting out logs at a laptd rate. Logs are trucked by Floyd Smith to the Amos Smith sawmill at Wllllnma. Winter and Barty Davidson ire members of one crew who haul and truck. George Learned and Joe Boat are members of the other crew The logs are prepared tor the truck by Ermaa Kedgepeth who drive the Caterpillar and by Art Qray. A new bridge has been put across east Wil liams creek where It runs through the Walt Morrison place for their use. Mrs. Hazel Davles of Eureka. Cal ls visiting at the homes of her aunt, Mrs. Etta Sparlln, and uncle, Georg? Lovelace, Mr. Ranle sold about 300 white leghorn cockerels this week. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Flck arrived last week from Omaha, Neb., to make their home here. Mr. Flck la the son of Mrs. Roe Rom nine who has been here for more than a year. They own the place across the road In front of the Williams post office. Mrs. George Sparlln who had a light stroke several weeks ago la improving slowly. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Blodgett of San ta. CruE, calif., are visiting at the home of his brother, A. L. Blodgett. Two weddings of local Interest In the neighborhood were those of Earl Whlsler and Eilone Vencll and Ben Vcncll and a Miss McCollster of Mis souri Flats last week. R. W. Roberts had the misfortune to lose a horse recently. Grangers worked one day last week preparing a form for a cement flue on the west aide of their hall. A pic nic dinner was served by the ladles at noon. Ben Vencll left Sunday tor Qlendale where he rented a furnished house. Cross-Word Puzzle II. Com together II. Clears above eipanaes 20. Paasagaway II. Kind of neat :'S. Aromatic aeeo '.'J. Dlviria Into two equal parts H. German river 35. Vegetable ferment 27. Dlacovcrar of radium 3f Tuft of hair on a horse's foot above the hoof 31. Acid oondl- ment is. Vaudeville pleca 14. Oenua of the bast 34. Shipping con ulnar IT. Thinly metsllla II. That which attracts n. Age 41. Floor covering 42. Entangle 43. Old musical note 44. Si hours 47, Exclamation Nocturnal olid Winked with half-abut aye a Oamblad Imprensed with solemn wonder Pafaca Tou and ma Dry Lariat Ba untie, obligation Baaaball club returning Tuesday for his bride, who had remained at the Venoil home. Jesse Wright and family, brother Frank Wright, are expected here from Los Angeles soon to make their home. Marian Miller 1a now employed as bookkeeper at the Rogue River hard ware store tn Giants Pass. Mr. and Mrs. Homer York have moved Into the John Jacobs house The house vacated by Mr. and Mrs. York Is occupied by Mr. and Mra. Oli ver Flck recently from Omaho, Neb, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lemmott end Mrs. Lemmon's mother, Mrs. Mans field, spent the week at the coast. Mr. and Mrs. John Letteken and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Letteken spent a day at Crescent City last week. Fred Miller of Provolt purchased nine Polamlno horses and one mule In Wtnnemucca, Nev recently. Mr. and Mra. Dale Glnn nave re lumed from Corvallla where they have been attending summer school Mrs. Q. A. Dunlap, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs, Herman Messenger drove ever to Copco to visit their daughter, Mrs. Arietta Mornlngstar. Mrs. Charles Wilson and daughter Lois and a granddaughter, from Atas- cadero. Cel., and another daughter, Mrs, Parka Nomer of Grants Pass vis ited with Mrs. C. W. Roberta one day last week. Mr. and Mrs, Glen Provolt pur chased a new Chevrolet sedan a few days ago. II. H. DeemeV. Provolt merchant, recently had installed en electric Wayne meter gas pump. C. A. Smith, Jackson county water mnster, has appointed Lester Hill as assistant wntermaster for the Apple gate districts. Victor Coultrln, who has completed his course tn barberlng and beauty culture, la now a teacher tn the school where he took his course tn Long Beach, Cat. The new dwelling being built by Joo Varner, Just back of hla store at the fork of the roads up Williams orerk. Is rapldy hearing completion and will soon be ready for ocou psncy. a traffic count kept one day rerentty by Mrs, Varner totaled more than 150 cars. Miss BUUe Bunch la visiting her stater at Qlendale. She expects to attend high school there .hla year. This Is her final year. Reese Creek REESE CREEK, Sapt. 1. (Spl.) Sunday school and church services wero well attended Sunday at th school house. In the morning Mrs. Klngry and daughter, Mra, Peters, and Mrs. Lola Adamson and (our children were all out from Eagle Point to attend Sunday school. In the evening Mr. Stllie from Shady Cove had charge ot the services snd preached a line sermon. Next Sun day Reverend D. D. Randall, American Union missionary will be here and preach In the evening. All are wel come to come and worahlp, Mr. and Mrs. Oeorpii Barney snd two children of Cottage Grove, ar rived August 22 for a week's visit with Mra. Barney's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Humphrey. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Gardner and son, Maynard. left Tuesday for Huck. leberry mountain and returned Sun day with a nice lot of berries. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Merrltt, Janet and Jimmy, enjoyed a plcnlo dinner Sunday at Casey's camp, later going on up Rogue river to visit Mr. Mer rltt'a alster and family, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cearly. Mrs. Thomas Pullcn ta on ths sick Hat for a few days. Mrs. Edward Cowdeo's brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Smith and two children, were overnight guests August 30. Mrs. Cowden ac companied them to the huckleberry patcb for the week-end. Wilson Oardner and son, Maynard, were business callers In tagle Point Monday forenoon. Reese Creek W. C. T. TJ. held a very Interesting meeting at the school house August 37. Election of officers was held, and the following were elected for the coming year: Presi dent, Mrs. Georgia Cummons, re elected; vice. president, Mrs. Mary Broiiae: recording seeretsry, Mrs. W. R. Lamb, re-elected; corresponding secretary, Mra. Ida Martin: treaeurer, Mrs. Lulu Powell, county President Mrs. Ella Mccormick waa present for the meeting. Mrs. Vera Rush gavs a lesion on the study of alcohol. Mr. and Mra. O. B. Bellows spent the past week at huckleberry moun tain. Evoryone has been havlna; very good success this year. Mr. and Mrs. Earl McPall and four children, Donna, Russell, Shirley Ann and Pa ley Ruth, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Flynn and daughter, Chrla- tine, and George McKay, all from Tula take, Calif., were overnight guests at the W. R. Lamb home Prlday. They had been camping at Huckleberry mountain and had a large truck car rying a lot of camp equipment with them. They picked and canned over 200 quarts of berries. They have IIS acres of potatoes thst will soon be ready to hsrveet snd expect at least twenty thousand sacks of poatoes. Homer Martin and W, R. Lamb are putting up the hay for Ralph Mer rltt. Reese Creek school house snd grounds sre being put In readiness for the beginning of the school year next week. A new pressure water aya. tern has been Installed and water fountains Installed for each room. OPEN BIDS OCT. 1 ON $800,000 ROAD WORK SALEM. Sept. 1 OP) Bids on about $800 000 road work will be opened by the atat highway commis sion at It next regular meeting Oc tober 1. leaving about II 00 000 work remaining out ot the S3.600 (X0 regu lar 107 f'tderal aid Ipproprletkfl The highway department announc ed the various projects to be let will be outlined within the next few weeks. Gun Repairs. Expert gunsmiths Sims Bros., 33 N. Fir. , Buckingham Ice Cream Omd - aMshMi -fna fu i9n m uni Meteorological Report September 1, 1630 Forecasts Medford and ricinttv shnwm to night; Wednesday unsettled; cooler Ore ton: Showera Wilrhf. tvaw4n. dsy unsettled with showers over iiiuuuiains ana on coast; cooler in terior tontjtht and In east nortinn Wednesday. Temperature a year ago today: Highest, 97; lowest. 63. Relative humidity at a n. m au terday, 33 per cent; 5 a. m. today. 03 per cent. Sunrise tomorrow. 8:37 a. m. Sunset tomorrow. 0:43 p. m. Observations Taken at 5 A. M., 120th Meridian Time H r mi Boise . 86 60 T. Clear Boston 74 66 T. Clear Chicago ................ 73 06 .... Cloudy Denver 86 63 .04 Clear Eureka, . 63 06 .... Cloudy Helena 78 03 T. P. Cdy Los Angeles .-. 86 64 .... Clear MEDFORD . 80 04 .... Cloudy New York 73 68 .... Clear Omaha 88 74 T. Cloudy Phoenix HWMm.M.106 63 .... Clear Portland 83 66 .00 , Cloudy Reno - 00 .... Rose burg 88 08 Cloudy Salt Lake City 80 08 Cleat San Francisco .... 66 S3 .... Cloudy Seattle - 68 60 .64 Cloudy Spokane 80 63 T. P. Cdy. Walla Walla - 86 68 .... Cloudy Washington, D. O. 76 66 .... Clear HelVs Boulevard .Has Traffic Jam Says Weatherford j Speaking Sunday night from the ! Church of the Nazarene pulpit. Fred 1 M. Weatherford, pastor-ovangcllst, used as his topic, "A Traffic Jam on Hell's Boulevard." He said In part: ' "You will find the Scripture set ting for my mewage tonight In the 9Ath chapter of Mathew, from the 31st to the 46th verses. Inclusive. The world today ta being convulsed with violence. I do not suppose there has over been ft time when world powers Were so 111 at ease and the danger signal so flagrantly thrust to view ns now. "People, in trying to feel from the cross .are finding themselves thnist Into the traffic jam on Hell's boule vard. Of the two Trinities, Orace, Mercy and Heaven or World -Plea sure, Drnk snd Hell, the latter prevails, ten to one. "In 1030, tn the United States alone, according to Edgar Hoover, director of federal bureau of Inves tigation, there was a minimum of 13.000 murders and an estimated to tal of 1,440,681 major crimes. One out of 84 persona was subjected to Injury or death through the Iniquit ous criminal regime, Aggravated robbery, theft, arson, rape, felonies, assault, or murder, annually la visit ed upon one of every 10 homes In America. "What does all of this wholesale terrorism meant The answer Is: The oltlcenry of America has forgotten Ood. Oreater ohaoa Is In the orflrtg unless there la a ro turning to Ood. 'The wicked shall be turned Into Hell and all the nations that Jorget God." " CHICAOO, Bept. 1. (JP) Roland Muriroe, ls-yesr-old choir boy, main tslned sn unruffled calm today as offlctsls studied, bis confession to the hammer slaying oi a crippled widow In a robbery that yielded S worth of Jewelry. Assistant State's Attorney Richard Oevlne said the red-haired prisoner confessed last, night he beat Mrs. Agnes Boffels, 89, to death Saturday night at her home. The prosecutor quoted the youth as observing without remorse: "I don't think they'll convict me, though. I'm too young," Devlne said the boy apparently held the belief he had committed a "per fect crime." but after four hours of questioning declsred: "Well. I'll tell you. She died partly by accident and 1 killed her beoause I didn't want her to suffer." Religious Editor Pies PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. 1. (AP) An Illness whtcn necessitated two op rratlona within the past two weeks resulted fatally here for Dr, w. B Norton, 78. religious editor of the Chicago Tribune for 90 years prior to coming to Portland eight yesrs ago. Ullrertnn Water OK SILVERTON. Ore., Sept. I.(AP) This city slopped boiling Its wster today after officials snnounced the bacterial count In the water supply which look a marked Jump a week ago following the bleating of a well, had been reduced to an "A" (nst rero) condition by complete flush ing. ams.liup Falsi McMlNNVILLE. Ore., Sept. I (AP Harold Edwin Beck, 18. Mo Mlnnvllle, Incurred fetal Injuries and iwn nther vmiths were less serlouslV hurt when an siftomoblle plunged Into a dltrn near Kirareai. uecs died in a hospital here. More Corn Imported PORTLAND, Ore- Bept. I (AP) Increaed Imports of Argentina corn and larger arrtvale of other com modifies sent Portland customs re ceipt tn August to f.2;t4.0o0. as com pared with 1 37.43 for the corres- .-.-tlee mAHlh In IQ9S CHOIR BOY ADMITS HAMMER SLAYING T FOR SUFFERINGS Will Ask North Carolina Legislature Compensate Gus Langley; Twice Made Ready to Die In Chair ASHCTIORO. N. 0., Sept, l(,p) A petition was circulated hare to day asking the legislature to com pensate Qua Langley, who twice es caped the electrle chtlr by a matter of minutes, and then proved his In nocence. Langley, 33, a former house paint er who now lives la Morrlstown.j M. J spent three yeara In prison. Four years ago Langley waa oon vlcted In Ashevllle for the holdup killing of a filling station operator. Langley asserted he waa en route from Wilmington to AshevlUe at the time. Wins Reprieve. A few minutes before be was' to die In the electrle chair, he won i reprieve. A new execution date waa set. He got another eleventh-hour lease on life. Pardon Commissioner Edwin QUI Olll held an Informal hearing and witnesses substantiated Langiey'a con tention. He waa freed by executive olemenejr. MORRISTOWN, N. J., Sept. l.iP) Embittered by two narrow escapes Irom death In the electrio chair for a crime he did not commit, Oua Lsngley stood In his crsmped paint shop, todsy and esid hs felt North Carolina should recompense him for his erroneous conviction and the time he apent In prison, "I've never been the same men tally alnce," he complained. . "Seven times' they got me' ready to die," said Langley. "They shaved my head and preparrd me for the chair. And seven times I wss re prieved. Twice the reprieves came within 33 minutes of the time filed for my death." Family Sepsrated. Because of hla conviction, he said, he and his wtfe. Mrs. Tressle Holte olaw Langley of Wilmington, N. C, have sepsrated. His two children, Juanlta and Vernon, live with their mother. He hasn't seen them In two yeara, and he said he dare not visit them lor fear ot another harrowing experience with the law there. Furthermore, he pointed out, he la atlll on parole, : , That keeps him from getting much business at his specialty, Interior decorating, because he said people don't like to have a paroled man working around their houses. EUOENI, Bept. 1. (AV-University of Oregon offlolals aald a new major course In arts and letters will be of fered this year. An additional feature will be an extension course for law enforcement officers In the state. It will be con ducted by the school of law In co operation with the bureau of mu nicipal research and servloe and the League of Oregon Cities. With a msrked Increese In attend ance anticipated thla year. President Valentine Borer predicted a "new ens of eonfldenee" for the university. , 3-DAY CELEBRATION LAKE O' WOODS, Sunday and Labor Day, Boat-racing, awlmmlng. water sports. Boate. Danolng, Cabin faellltlee for week-end parties. Travel and Mail . Schedules Airplanes Northbound eavln Time Malls Close g:aaa.m. 4:4Be.m. aim p.m. , 3:30 p.m 8:18 p.m (None) Southbound 13:07 a.m. H:3 p.m. 11:03 . m. 10:17 . m :p. m. ' :03 p.m. Trains Northbound 8:91 a.m. 1:61 a.m 8:05 p. m. 7:08 p.m outhbound 8:38 a.m. 7:35 a.m. 7:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m Buses Northbound Southbound 8:06 a.m. 13:05 a. m 7:55 a.m. 1:10 s. m 1:50 p m. :30 a m 8:60 p.m. 6:45 p.m. 11:10 p. m. , 10:10 p.m gor Crstcr Lake 3:00 a. o. For Klamath Falls 3:46 a. m. 6:46 p.m. Direct Reduction LOANS ON HOMES In Medford District Reasonable Interest FIRST FEDERAL 8A VINOS LOAN ASSN. OF MEDFOKO 2 No. HOLLY St.