BEDFORD' MATE TTxTBUNT!. IT.PFOTID. OREGON". SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1936
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FOR WANT ADS
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Liver & white springer dog.
female. Reward Martin, 10 Quince
Bt. , .
LOST One 1-ln. loledo die for cut
ting threads on pipe, between Main
and B.y-o. ..
443-R Coffeen Bros.
lost ' ' Pair o'k rim glasses st
. Kit. Finder
American ptvvi.,B ...
please return to fannle Wollan, 346
W. 3nd. Kewara
LOST--If dog missing, call 1618.
PARTY now traveling, lost diamond
brooch, June 33 lu Medford. Plnd
er call Al Plche. Reward
WANTED FEMALE HELP
WAOTEDWoman.' "36-48,' Intelligent,
well dresser, good mixer; interest
ing position wl'h nation' organl
.atlon. Write at once. Director. 307
Westport. Kansas City, Mo. - - j
WANTED Young girl or .middle
sited woman to assist in hatchery.
Small salary to Hart; good home
and petmanont position. Will in
crease salary If satisfactory. Box
6094, Tribune.
WANTED Mldd'e-eged housekeeper
In modern country horn Prefer
able to drive car. Box 5137, Trlauno.
WANTED Lady or girl to -are tor 3
children afternoons. 325 So. Ivy.
WANTED Middle i-ged lady for gen
eral housework In country: two In
family. References. Box 5169. care
Tribune.
1 WANTED Experienced girl. 21 to 40
years old; plain cooking, some laun
dry; 20 per month. 41 Ross Court.
WANTED Woman for general house
work. Phone 074.
WANTED Experienced woman for
general housework. Good wages
Apply In person, 1125 Ei"t Main.
MALE AND FEMALE
WANTED 6 tomato pickers and 1
roustabout. Webber, Anderson
Creek road. Talent.
AN exper. benn picker. Tel. 403-R.
WANTED MALE HELP
SALESMAN: Sell advertising novel
ties, calendars, t'ina, thermometers,
etc. for nationally known firm.
Libera' commtsr.ons. STANWOOD
HILLSON CORP 1942 H'gh St.,
Brookllne, Mw
W A NTED SITUATIONS
WANTED Position as housekeeper or
practical nurse. Tel. 637-J.
1. wanted Work for smai
wages.
! room and board, by capable woman
and two young daughters. Box 5172
Tribune.
WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED 12 or 16 H. P. Filrbanka
Morse engine and 4-ln. :ontrlflcal
pump. Box 147, Jacksonville.
WANTED Small .umlshed house on
Eat Side. Phorc 188. Ask Barne
burg. WANTED Room, board. In nice clean
home for mother (worklrg) and
child. Inquire 2ud Tripp.
WANTED Sub-rent small, neat,
completely furnished house; adults,
references. 209 Tripp.
WANTED Good milk cow for feed
and care Box 6101. Tribune.
TWO YOUNG MEN want ride to San
Francisco, 6th or 7th. Will pay
expenses. Phone 4-F-13.
k WANTED Late model Stenotype for
cash. G. W. Ne-vberry. Phone 860.
i .,,-iu,i, DotrDQ natri fnr lilnk
' njunbot
metal, copper brass, aluminum
lead. rags, eto So. Oregon Junk
Co. Between Holly and Oakdale on
Stewart Ave.
WANT TO BUY Some rood young
breeding ewes. V J Phlllppl. Hotel
Grand. Medford.
WANTED You to look at my bar
gains, almost new clothing for all
the family 618 E. Main.
WANTED Top prices paid for used
furniture, tools, etc. Berrydait ana
Hand Store 16(13 N Riverside Tel
266
WANTED To work ranch on share
RlUble mtiri'd man ann family
young, competent Would prefer
ranch with some irrigating or suiu
ao:e drv ranch. Have team ana
some equipment Box 5003. Mail
Tribune
JUNK Htghet prices paid for brass
radiators, copper storaee baiterles
aluminum and other metais.
Scrap Imn, sma.l or iarijt iota,
pipe and machinery, wool anc cot
ton re. lnnr tube
, Our priws will interest you.
Hides. P:t. Wool Mohair
, Household i.iods furniture stoves
bought or o'.d.
MEDFORD BAKUA1N. HOL'&E.
WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED Lamb wool. Bee the Med-i
ford Bargain House. 37 No. Orape
WANT Small farm or dairy for Med
ford Income. Box 35P0. Tribune.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS j
TOR RENT 2 nicely furnished apt
with electrlo conveniences. In
quire 305 So. Oakdale.
APT. FOR RENT Frlgldslre. heat
overstuffed, private bath, eloee la
808 W. Main.
FOR RENT RCOM BOARD
BOARD 5 week. 1003 Welt Main
KOOM AND BOARD. 830 month. In
cluding laundry. 1003 West Main:
FOR RENT HOUSEB
FOR RENT Modern -room house.
Some furniture. Adults only. 30
Cottage St.
POR RENT Modern, furnished house,
I bedroom. 339 S. Newtown.
FURN. DUPLEX Adults. 804 W. 10th
FOR RENT FURNISHED
ROOMS
SELECT ROOMS In private home, 2
blocks from courthouse. Profession
al women preferred. References re
quired. Box 6173, Tribune.
FRONT ROOMS, suitable for teach
ers. Steam-heated. Board If de
sired; garage. 1311 W. Main St,
! FOR RENT First-class sleeping room
j In good residence, close In. 106
' Geneva.
ATTRACTIVE rooms, 404 S. Grope.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished sleep
ing room; also garage It desired
325 So. Riverside Ave.
FOR EXCHANGE
FOR SALE OR TRAD, Model T
' truck, ready to run; license and
good tires. Phone Ashland 373-J-l.
: opposite Talent school.
FOR SALE OR TSADE Purebred
Saanen Billy; reasonable. X. Wld-
mer. Bsmeburg toad
FOR EXCHANGE
ESTATE -REAL
FOR TRADE Modern nome In Fork
land for farm. Inquire Fegan.
Rogue River, urt.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Stock, dairy
and all kinds of ranches, acreage,
camp grounds and grocery stores
Also 5 acrea, gooJ Improvements, to
trade for rooming or apartment
house. E. Gould, the Acreage Man.
402 West Jackson St.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
ON THE APPLEGATE
53 ACRES. 38 acre In crops, plenty of
free Irrigation wnter. 4-room house,
barn and garage. Non-resident
owners say sell for 13200 00. Some
terms.
FOR EXCHANGE
3 ACRES near Med'ord. 6-room nearly
new modern bungalow with fire
place, garage, cnlcketi ho'iie and
barn, will exchange for ocd home
In Medford.
FOR SAL5
6 ACRES bottom 'and 3 m'lea out.
New 4-room house, outbuildings
and on main road. A bivgatn at
$1500.00. Terms
CHARLES A. WINQ AGENCY, INC.
109 E Main St. Pttcne 733.
FOR SALE Stucco duplex. Cell at
713 Cedar St. fhone 1141-L, eve
nings. SNAP Substantial, old 6-room, mod
ern house, close In. full lot, tine
shnde. Total price 500.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
No. 7 N. Bartlett. Phone 1496.
20 ACHES Fenced and cross-fenced.
6 acres clover: oiled road; small
house, garage, cluck house; 10 ecree
Irrlgnted: S900, Ujrms.
A. F. FLOWERS, cor. 12th and Front
FOR SALE 13 aires Improved, XV,
mllo out; 6 acres In clover running
stream and spring; (3000; some
terms. Box 6148 Tribune.
FOR SALE: 3-room house, 407 Marie..
Bargain for cash.
I-OR SALE 4-room modern house
with breakfast nook, large ilvlng
room. hardwood floors, partly fur
nished; 14 block off East Msln
close in; shiubbery and flowers
large walnut shade trees. For a
short time only, $1460; $400 cash
balance like rent
L. G. PICKELL,
204 East Main. Tel. 866.
FOR SALE 100 acres pasture, clover
and meadow grasa: also 70 tons hay:
fenced and well watered. Apply C.
W. Wood. Prospect, Ore.
INCOME city property. $4530 on
terms. Present Income $90 per
month, c. S. Butterfleld, Medford
Center Bldg.
HOUSES for sale or rent, jackson
County Blag, lc Loan Ass'n.
WHEN you think of real estate think
of BROWN As WHITE
FOR SALE 3-room modern home on
pavement near Main. Payment
down, balance like rent. Inquire
508 Palm.
FOR SALE Fully equipped, well
paying dairy ranch. C. L.. care
Mall Tribune.
FOR SALE. TRADE OR LEASE My
equity in 8-room house No. 7 OleD
Oak Court, for smaller poperty or
acreage Home Owner's loan Fred
C Sander. U mile S. Oak drove
school.
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
1028 PONTIAC se'ian 105.00. Take
gjod rifle or shot gun as osrt pay
ment. Phone Asb'and 7-F.
NICE FORD PICKUP. $13: seml
diesellztru? pla.u Included. New
stock and utllt'.y trailers for sale,
for rent. Cream separator M rtnde
for livestock, porltry. 116 So. Fu.
USED CARS RV.COVDITIUNEC
Must Be Sold the 1937 Gtude
bakers Are Here
IP34 Studebaker sedan
1932 Studebaker tvdan
Vj29 Pontine com re
1938 Auburn coupe
1939 Ford Mip
1930 Hudson semi
1929 Essex sedan
1934 Chevrolet pickup
1928 Chevrolet '"jacti
SANDERSON MOTOR f. O
Open evening an 4 6unaaya
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
LATE MODEli
RECONDITIONED USED CARS
Special Discount on All Cart
Without Trade-Ins
1938 Clymouth Deluxe Touring sedan.
6-wheel equip. A real bargain.
1934 Chryyler 6 Diluxe leian, like
new. low prl.
1034 rord V-8 Convertible coupe,
radio and heater. Best buy In
town.
1930 Dodge sedan
1932 Chevrolet coupe
1931 Ford sedan
1930 Ford sedan'
A good selection of others to
choose from.
LANGE MOTOR CAR CO.
88 No. Riverside Tel. 18
'FOR SALE Ford wood truck. Harry
I Newnham. Gold Hill.
1933 DODGE Deluxe sedan: tooks and
runs like new. Priced for i ,lck sale.
Easy terms Plerre-AUen Motor Co.,
Dodge & Plymouth deale 113 So.
Riverside.
FOR SALE "35 Plymouth sedan; low
mileage. Call at 615 West and
after 6.
POR SALE 1936 tymuth DeLuxe
Sedan, demonstrator, at a Big Sav
ing. LANGE MOTOR CAR CO., 38
N. Riverside.
FOR SALE Hupmoblle sedan good
running conation, good Urea. 13d
So. Holly.
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN
1034 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 Rogui
River Chevrolet. Inc. North River
side FOR SALE POULTRY
TALENT HATCHERY Announcing
an aditionai inc inator or u,uuu nas ,
been recently Installed. Ohlok ord- 1
era for any amount can be ruadlly
filled. Leghorns, Barred Rocks. R. 1. 1
Reds, White Rh.vle Island and New ;
Hampshire. Order chicks early for 1
profitable broilers and laying stock.
highway.
FOR SALE Young Barrel Rocke.
Ferguson, near Wendt'- Dairy,
Jacksonville.
FOR SALE Standard bred Whlto
Rock pullets, M M S tran three
months old, VI .60 each. Phone 313,
mornings.
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE 140 ewes, mixed breeds,
yearlings up. Chas. 8. Dvar, Rt. 1,
Roseburg, Oregon.
FOR SALE Fresh Jersey, very gentle.
Harry Newnham. Gold Hill.
FOR SALE Feede- and wenner pigs.
Phone 1410.
FOR SALE; Six good cows, three 5-month-old
heifer calves; ? yearling
belfor. Phon Contra! Point 115.
FOR SALE 8 brredlnu ewis. John
Nealon. Phone 118. Central Point.
FOR SALHI 4 buck sheep. Ramblett
W. E. Butler. Eagle Point.
OR SALE Holfer calves. 0 O.
Hoover. Phone 437-R.
FOR SALE 3200-lb team. H. Nich
olson, Rt. 1, Box 361 Cential Point.
FOR SALE 2 Dtiror- sows; litter soon
Harry Barr, Jacksonville.
FOR SALE Purebred Ramboulllet
and Hampshire sms. Phone 301-J-l
Dolph Phlppa.
FOR SALE Jersey cow; first calf, O
H. Coghlll. 3nd house on left of
Albert St.
FOR SALE 3 milk cows. 4 halters, I
bull calf. C. Plappe. Rt. 1. ,i mile
north Bear Creek bridge. Central
Point.
BUY OR SELL Hogs and pigs. Route
4. box ia;i spring Bt. rei siv-m
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Good buza sat Harry
Newnham, Gold Hill.
POR SALE 3 deer rifle; Remington
and Winchester. Wltham Magneto
A Parte Co.
FOR SALE Brony circulating heater.
Cost 1150 new Trade for cow or
sell for cash. 113 King.
FOR SALE Circulating heater $17.50,
good heating Btove $12.50 Call at
Davis Transfer.
MAHOGANY finl&h circulating wood
heater, $17.50; &1m coal heater, $5.
204 Crater Lake Ave.
FOR SALE Laoy' white fox fur, new
lady's combination wardrobe case.
Reasonable. Apply Shell Station
6th and Front.
CALIBRE 35 Rem. auto loading like
new, ftneat sights, $35 00 CaU
evenings. J. C. Hunter, 163 No.
Oakdale.
FOR SALE Circulating heater cheap.
Phone 273.
WOOD FOR SALE Dry fir and hard,
wood Right prlcet. 015 Pens.
Ave., after 6 o'clock.
PAMSON FLUM8 are now ready. Oid
Pacific Hwy. north. J. H. Linvllle.
TOMATOES. 40c pr hundred. Bring
boxe.v C. J. Logan. Stewart Ave.,
Orchard Home.
l-OR SALE Baled, good alfalfa and
straw. D. R. Smith, across from
Talent school. Phone Ashland,
373-J-l.
ITALIAN PRUNES for sale.
r-H.
Tel. 7-
FOR SALE Oood. .rge petite Brunei
F'rt bouse nort. of upper Otiffla
Creek schoolhouM. Ssm Young.
Rt. 1
j FOR SALE Fancy canning tomatoes
lc lb; also No 3 at y2c. Can now
j while quality la est Geo. Hartley,
j on highway between Phoenix and
Tiieni.
FOR SALE Oarage tools.
Jackson.
920 East
FOR SALE Corn and beans for can
ning. 1818 No. Riverside.
PETITF PRUNES lc lb. on 'ree. Leo
Young. Columbus Ave., off Stewart.
VE WILL open the sale pavilion for
regular Saturday A-irtlons soon.
Have good local and southern out
let this season lor jef and dairy
cattle Parties livestock or
persons! p.-o.K-rv, to tell or wish
rapid transports on of samt. ca:l
Col. A. H. Dudiey Phone B41-J-I.
FOR 8ALE
MISCELLANEOUS
PRUNES On F. S. Csrpenter place
lc lb., you pick Ufco lb. picked
B. E. Ford. 3 miles west on Jack
sonville highway. Tel. 731-R.
TOMATOES for wile, 3? miles north
Central Point on Facifto Hwy, W
H. Penlnger.
POR SALE Hopper for sawdust
burner with baffle plate. Aimosr
new. Bargain Can at Mail Tribune
TOMATOES for canning, lc pound
Bring container. Phone Mrs. Walk
er, 314-y.
PUART permanent? as low as $1.95
up to M 60. P revoat' s, 339 6o Oik
dale. Phone 737.
BOOPINQ Bring your roof troubles
to 118. OlH rrtnf rnnlrtvl nw
! roofs annltM. a- a h Pmniini
E Iters on Paint and Roof Store. 38 S
Bartlett. . Phone 243.
FOR SALE
GRAIN BAGS and Twine. Get out
price.
MED FORD BARGAIN HOUSE
37 N. Orape St. Phone 1063.
f OR 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.
FOR SALE Cull pickling cucumbers
360 large lug Fine for household
use. Bring containers. Last house
at end of South Peach.
FOR SALE Fuller's large musk
melons; also watermelon. 314 mllet
north Central Point on highway.
CANNING TOMATOES, cent pound
V, mile west Central Point, Blan
ket! ship
FOR SALE Apples. Tel. 133-L.
TOMATOES, Onions. Weeping
lows. Lozler Lane.
FOR SALE New Hotpolnt electrle.
rafrlgemtor. value (1695U Never
used. Will sacrifice for cash. Make
offer. Telephone 1641). W.
PERSONAL
"JA ("Doc") Reni'mber '3.1 Promise
In St. L, Let's team again, wire
"Pat."
MISCELLANEOUS
SHEbVMEN
LOSSES through Jogs shell be re
. ported within 48. hours in ordor to
secure compensation.
DOG CONTHOL HOARD.
BUSINESS CHANCES
A REAL business for sale or lease, also
acreage .on Crater Lake highway.
writs box 0113 irioune.
GOOD BUSINESS location for tavern
or anything. Building lot worth
11,000. Immediate sacrifice for $20n
Clear. Also building lot In very
good location on v $194. See Owner,
116 So. Fir.
FOR SALE Restaurant, beor parlor
and confeetloneiy; 6000 worth of
equipment, atocx Included for leas
than half If talon at once. Sick
ness reason fo.- Belling. Inquire
Damon Cafe. Central Point, Ore
P. O. Box 126.
FOR SALE Small confectionery
news stand, 1004 Main St.. Klamath
Falls, Ore. , :
FOR SALE Profitable Dullness on
Pacific highway. For further In
formatlon write Box SB22. tribune
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
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Chiropractor
E. M. NELSON. Chiropractor N. C. M
Service. 1212 W. 10th.
Expert Window Cleaners.
LET GEORGE DO IT - Tel. 1173
House cleaning, floor waxing, orl
ental rug cleaning and upnolsterlng
I be tashlun Shop.
1HE FASHION SHOP 308 0. a
Nat'l Bauk Building. Dressmaking
Myrtle Andrews Phone 1181 New
location.
Money to Lend
MONEY
LOANKfl ON AUTOS, LIVESTOCK
FURNITURE. EMIOKSEU
Mll tS, ETC.
We want to supply your money needs
without red tape or delay
SbE IV. G. THOMAS
MGR. MED FORD'S OLDEST ANU
LARGEST PERSONAL FINANCE
COMPANY.
46 So. Central. Ground Floor
Oraterian Theater Bldg.
Llo. No S-167-M-180. Phone 189
DIAMOND LOANS
Prompt and eourteous service.
MEIIFOHD FINANCE CO.
Over Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank
Phone 768 Llo. No. 8-300
I'liino Instruction
FRED ALTON HaIQHT Teacher of
Piano. Accredited Teacher. Mel
chord Modern Piano Metbod. Stu-
dlo. 318 Liberty Building.
Transfer.
HAWLEY TRANSFER - gxpert pack
era and movers. Speoial livestock
moving equipment. Prices rlgbt
619 North Kiverelde Phone 616
GADS TRANSFER At STORAGE CO.
Office 26 So Fir Phone 316 Prloae
right servloe guaranteed
REINK1NQ TRANSFER CO Long
istsnce nauung. furniture, cattle
anything 111 N Fir. Phone 1033
0 Stuart
TRUCKING AND STORAGE Local
and long distance hauling, furni
ture moving eto Reasonable rates
Tel 833 F E Samson Co
Stocks Chalk Up
Brisk Recovery
NEW YORK, Sept. 8. (AP) Ig
norlng the usual pre -hoi id ay influ
enco, stocks clocked off another
brink recovery lap in toddy's brief
market session.
Lett by rails, many Issues b re a r ted
profit taking currents and emerged
with gnhia of fractions to two or
more points.
The Asfioclnted Press average of 60
stocks held an advance of ,4 of a
point at 68.6, dppltoaattng yesterday's
Improvement. Transfers totaled 715.
380 share the largest Saturday's
turnover since August 8.
$30 Holdup Nets
IS Years In Pen
PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 6. (AP)-
A holdup which netted two 31-year-old
men (30 In cnah cost them sen
truces of 10 years each In the state
prlnon today.
Claude Puller and Andrew Cam
eron, both of whom, said Deputy
til strict Attorney Joe Price, had prior
police, records, pleaded guilty to
charge of robbing two women last
August IB. Price said the men had
& quantity of stolen good In their
ponsesMon when police caught them.
SALEM, Ore., Sept. fl. (UP) Cir
cuit Judge Arlle a. Walker, of Me
Mlnnvllle, today was assigned by
Chief Supreme Court Justice J. H
Campbell to hear the injunction suit
to keep the anti-trap and seine Int-
tifttlve off the November banoi.
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BROKER CHARGED SOOS, O'BRIEN BRAWL
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Don Burdick Accused Of
Assault Upon Harry
Byram, Retired Rail Mag
nate On Eve Of Marriage.
NORWALK, Conn., Sept. 6. (AP)
Prosecutor Earl H. Jsgoe of West-
port said tonight he had issued a
warrant charging Don BurUlck, 80,
with "assault with a deadly wea.xm
with Intent to murder" hU 73-year-
old ther-ln-law, H-rry I Byram.
retired railroad magnate.
Jagoe said he had lveu th war
rant to State PoKcemno Robert Hr
to serve on Bui dick. pol playing
New York broker, at Norwalk ho&pU
tal, where he lies critically Injured as
a result of an automobile accident.
High Hull set
Tqji Ig ht the prteoutor sa d he hart
set tht. ball for Dunt ck's release at
100,000 and aen. State tollceman
William Tripp to the hospital as
gurtt ever the Injured man until the
bond Is posted.
Byram, former p'.osldent of the Chu
oags, Milwaukee, Ft. Paul railroad. Is
a patient at the wme hosplta.1. a bul
let wound In hla r.ead. His physician
Dr. Harry E. Phillips, of Westport,
said the elderly ml 11 Ion air,.' condi
tion was not critical.
Sergt, Irving T. Sohuber. who is
directing 'the state- police Investiga
tion of the shooting, said Byram was
to have buen married today to Mr
Prances Evans, 40, of New fork City.
Planned Fourth Marrltiga
Schubert eatd iq understood the
marriage would nave been the re.ll
road magnate's fourth matrimonial
venture and asserted Mrs. Evans told
f.lm ane was divo-ecd from former
i uval officer.
The state police officer taid Byram
lying on his hospital bed this mora
ing, accused hla son-in-law of at
tempting to take hla Ufa.
Bernard w. Lynch has been elected
president of standard Gas and Elec
trlo company, succeeding John J. O'
Brien, who died August 7. Mr. Lynch
has resigned us director ind vice
president of H. M Byllesby and com
pany with which he htui also been as
sociated for many years.
Mr. Lynch haa been 'dnf.iied con
tinuously witli ths development of
the Standnrd Qaa and Electric group
of utilities sine 1005. This tirgaulta
Hon Is now one of the largest of its
kind, It operating units comprising
ten principal groupa with properties
in many communities, including
Plttsburgn, Minneapolis, At. Paul,
Louisville, Oklahoma City, Sun Ulego
and San Francisco.
Action of the board of directors ot
standard Oas and Electric company
in electing Mr, Lynch was confirmed
today by the United States District
jourt In Wilmington. Delaware,
where the company Is In proesa of
reorganisation unfer Beotlo.i 77-B of
the Bankruptcy act. The court also
approved reduction of the number of
directors from 1ft to 13.
Mr. Lynch, who Is 03 years old and
a resident of Chicago, has had a var
ied and successful career In the util
ity field.
4-
10 SELL FUEL OIL
The recently ineorporatel Petrol
eum II. eat Ac Burner company will
engage only In the celling of fuel,
burner and smudge oil. It wu sUted
yesterday by Attorney Harrv C. Skyr
man, who filed the articles of Incor
poration. Although the artleiea give
broad powers, th compan7 has no
intention of engaging In the selling
of any fuel oil burner equipment or
heaters, he said.
The company is owned by Ray 8.
raves, r. W. Henderlong, P. Dalporto
and A. O. Presley. Mr. O raves elected
president and general manacr, moved
tere recently from Orovllle. Cal.
The company's office and principal
place of business will be st 101 Cra
ter Lake avenue. The firm rill open
for business September 10, Mr. Skyr
man said.
, 4
(Jet Firt-t Air .Mull
WALLA WALLA Sept. fl (AP)
Walla Walla's first airmail delivery at
the municipal airport was iade late
today when a plane from fort Lewis
brought mall to the 2i& met: and 13
officers of the Plrt Battalion of the
Hlnth Field Artll ery which pitched
camp In Wlldwoo park to remain
until Tuesday morning.
, The Germane out-yelled other na
tionalities at the Olympic games. The
nut military training was apparent
In the cheering sections.
The Deep RiTer section of Moore
and Catham counties in North Caro-
1 1 rt vrieara tvifJ AnA lrrtn rtnth uretre
' ti r fminti-nris-M vn r-alltvl th
'Sheffield of North Carolina."
; Oulnn (Big Boy) Williams ! the
-son of a former United States con
' efressman from Texas Oulnn was
, oorn in Decatur, Texas.
I Ci using time for roo Late to Ola
till Ads u 1-30 p. ax.
NEW CORPORATION
Bueh-whscklng hlrmlshe between
rebel and loyalist forces in Spain are
apt to prove tame nf fairs in compari
son to the battling at the Armor) to
morrow night, w'th three classics
listed on the all-star bill.
Despite the fact that Dude Chick,
considered the beat, drawing card In
the west, Is scheduled to tangle with
Oeorge Craig In the main event, the
greatest interest In the scuffling Is
centered In the opener, $ repeat bat
tle between Johnny Soos, Indiana
scapegrace, and pat O'Brien, ihllelah-
flsted Hibernian
In their last engagement the Irish
man lost his temper for the first time
In eight years, x( civ. red Soos irom
the arena with a ohslr. The fright
ened little bow-legged bullv fled out
a second story window to escape
beating, and then came back an hour
later to promise O'Brien round
thrashing If the two ever met again.
The shamrock Islander has posted $50
cash to be forfeit to any o'mrlty the
Mall Tribune or the ooxlng commis
sion might select, If he falls to down
Soos,
The Interest In the opener should
not obsoure the great pronvre of the
other two engagements Met'.ford fans
know by experience that any match
In which Dude Chick appear la likely
to be one of the best on th card. In
Craig, Chick will be meeting no push
over, for the Tq ta Blacksmith has
built up an lmp.'atvo record with
Us anvil flip and other holdx
Despite the promise, of the other
two struggles, the middle event has
all the qualities 'hat Medford fans
seem to rave over Joe Hubka, blond
and powerful ex-footballer from Ne
braska, meets Bob Montgomery,
southern rebel who hat won five out
of six starts. Hub a has developed
marked anathemt to being treated
i.ke an old sock, and veteran ring
alders are freely predicting that he
will thrash the hide off Montgomery
at the; first foul blow. The first foul
blow is expected early,
. t
Holies To Coach
Harvard Rowers
CAMBRIDGE. Mass.. Sept. 6. (API
An announcement, made more than
34 hours previously In Seattle, was
confirmed when the Harvard Ath
letio sssoolstlon named Tom Bollea,
former freshman coaoh at the Uni
versity of Washington, as Its new
head rowing coach.
The day before yesterday. In Seat
tle. Wash., Mrs. Harry Humphrey of
Yakima. Waal.., announced that
Bollet, her brother, had been chosen
successor to Charlla Whiteside, form
er Byraousa oarsman, as Harvard's
head rowing coach.
Stars Start Drill
For Giants Clash
NEW YORK, Bept. B.fAF) Fresh
from thslr Chicago ffama against th.
Dstrolt Lloni, In which they war.
held to a 7-7 tta after smashing the
professional defense for the flrat
time In the short history of all-star
vs. pro chsmplon football rlvaly, th
college all-star grid team la prepar
ing for another hattlt,
Arriving yesterday from th wt,
the group of 9B sel.ctd player, from
last year's college teams quickly set
tled down to drilling for neit Tues
day's battle at the polo grounds
agalmt the New York Giants.
Loughran's Injury
Postpones Battle
BAN FRANCISCO, Bept. 8 (AP)
Tommy Loughran's left aye. In
jured twice within a weak by spar-
mates, caused postponement of hla
Oakland bout with Ray Impellltlere
from next Monday to the night of
September 10,
A gash over .the Phltadelphlana
left eye received a week ago In spar-
rliy? work waa reopened yesterday aa
Loughran boxed a round with Trent
Fair. It waa a light blow but It
brought the blood running freely
Five stitches closed the wound.
CAMP HEMLOCK CCC
TAKES FIELD MEET
VANCOUVER, Waah., Sept. S.CTV
Trackmen from Camp Hemlock, Ste
venson, Wash., ran up 47 points to
walk off with the Vancourer Barracks
srea CCC track meet here totay.
Camp Ooldendale tracksters were
second with 21 points. Behind them
were Camp Moro of Moro, Ore., 19
points, and Camp Trask, Tillamook,
Ore.,
0 points.
Coast Results
A, H. t.
Oakland ........-... S 13 3
Missions - 4 13 4
Hsld, Olds and Hershbcrgeri Thurs
ton and Sprlnz.
Sacramento
San Diego
10 15 1
Ward and De
Landuccl and Evert;
Sautels, Kerr,
(Night game II Innings).
ft.
San Francisco 4
Seattle .
Stutz. and Monao; Osborne,
Campbell and Splndel,
H.
a a
Lucas,
'Night game)
Los Angelea
Portland
Berry, Joyce and Bottarlnl, Stelnen
Caraon, Redonlt and Bruckar.
Oldest Arlzonlan Dies
PRESCOTT. Aria, Sept. . (OP)
Arizona's oldest white man, Ed Mc
Olnley, 10B years of age, la dead.
He attributed hla long life to taking
a nip of liquor dally "to keep the
old wagon oiled up."
Jlosing tlmt for Too Late to Gl si
ally Ad is 140 p. m.
UNDON CALLS FOR
LABOR DAY FREE
FROM PREJUDICES
Should Remain Steadfast In
Belief Concern Of Labor
Is Concern Of All Is
Kansan's Proclamation.
TOPEKA, Kss., Sept. S (AP)
Monday was proomm.t a Uhor holi
day with "no room in It for elsaa
divisions and prejudices" by Oov. Alf
to. Landon tolay as he p'sun.d a
(.residential campaign conference
with Herbert Hoover.
To 'the people n Kansas" the Re
publican candidal, luued a "formal
call" to a Labor Day of "good will
and friendly aasoc'atlon" saying:
"We should remain iteadf ist In the
belief that the concern of labor I, the
concern of all; that labor alould be
free to organise for fair consider'
tlon; that till, right to organize and
promote such consideration must re.
main forever free from govarnmeutal
or any other form of -oerolon."
Hope, tu ftee Hoover
"No good cltlaeu," he added "wculd
'oontrtbuto' to 'data -ilvlsWn and
prejudices'."
Coincident with Isauance of the
proclamation the nominee told a
press conference that 'I hooe to see"
former President Hoover "on his way
home" front an eastern trip. Before
leaving Ban Francisco last night.
Hoover told of a telophone oonjej
ence with Landon and hla Intention
to apeak In the Kansan's behalf.
Landon interrupted a morntoj
orowded with state business and
oampaign plant which included a
telephone conversation with John
Hamilton, nations, chairman, to hold
hla outtomary press conference. He
came Into an outer office orowded
with photographers' floodlights and
stood aa he talked with reporter! At
the outset, he was asked about Hoo
ver', statementa.
"I talked to Mr. Hoover Wednes
day," Landon aald.
"Mr. Hoover said you are mobilis
ing your forces." a newsmen re
marked Reticent on Call
I talked to him," the nominee re
peated, turning away.
Old you oall Mr, Hoover or did be
oall you?"
"I've discussed that already."
A few mtnutea later, attar Landon
had discussed clans for a trip to
Wichita Monday and a labor Day
talk to the State American Legion
convention, he waa asked whether he
expeoted to see Hoover during the
campaign.
"In the natural corns, of event f
may have meeting with htm," waa
the reply,
"He may atop oft on l.ls wty home,
the governor continued. "I hope te
see him on hie way home."
The nominee did not designate
date for the meeting.
R. J. GRAF ELECTED
BYLLESBY CO. HEAD
' Robert J. Oraf of Chicago ha been
elected president cf H II. Bylleeoy
and Company to aucceed the lata
John J. O'Brien. He ha been first
vice-president slno 1034.
Joseph H. Brtpgs, vice-president,
ha been elected chairman ot th
executive committee,
Mr. Oraf waa one of the original
partners of the Byllesby company
when It was founded In 19031 Th
company waa ploneerNtn th de
velopment of utilities, particularly
power and light propertlea. and In
1010 organised Standard Qaa and
Klectrle company which ha grown to
be one of the country'a largest utility
aystema.
Mr. Oraf, who la S4 years old and
a native of Washington, O. 0., 1
widely known In the Investment
banking field. Hla flrat executive po
sition with Bylleaby and Company
waa secretary and assistant treasurer
He has been cloaely associated with
many Important enterprises and their
financing and dlreotlou.
Mr. Brlggs, after early experleno la
commercial banking In Chicago, Join
ed the Byllesby company In jOOV.
HITCHCOCK'S P0L01STS
WIN OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP
WBSTBUBY, N. Y Sept. . yP
Tommy Hitchcock's defending oham
plona, Oreentree, captured th United
State open polo title today In sen
sational uphill victory Winston
OuesU' strong Templeton quartet.
Oerald Balding, Irish International
ist, scored the winning goal In
"sudden death" overtime period af
ter Hitchcock tied the count In the
eighth period, Th final score was 11
to 10.
Closing time fot Too Late to Ola.
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