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Newspaper Page TextPAGE ELEVEN HZ3L HI NfEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. HrEDFORD, OREGON. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 8. 193fl fou will probably find exactly tint thlngt you have been looking lor ot eale 01 trade tot unused artlclee you may nave. Search youi' attlo ot i tore-room - you may two many thingf other are seek ing and Be ahle to realize Im mediate caah II what you want lent here advertise tot It Tribune Claasltled ede are Inexpensive effective I RATES Pet word firet Insertion 3c (Minimum 36c) Eaon additional insertion. Mr rnrri c (Minimum 10c) Per line pet month without oopy ohang" l3i Phone 75 FOR WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND JjOST Man'e billfold containing val uable papers an money, fteturn .o 118 E. Main. Re'vard. LOST--H dog missing, call 1616. WANTED FEMALE HELP CHRISTMAS CARDS Big commission selling personal unnstuma ou... stationery and 7 sensational assort ments. Special iow pricec. humor ous personal cards. Kxpe-lence un necessary. Free samples. Wallace Brown. 225M Pllth Ave., New York. WANTED Women to care for 111 per aon, do light house work. Address Box 5209, giving rxperlencf and ad dress. WANTED Midd'6-aged housekeeper in modern country horn Prefer able to drive car Bo 5127. Tribune. WANTED Lady or girl to -nre tor 3 children afternoons. 325 So. Ivy. WANTED Middle Lged lady for gen eral housework In country; two lu family. Referenres. Box 5160. care Tribune. WANTED Woman for general house work. Phone 974. WANTED Experienced woman foT general housework. Good wages Apply In person. 1125 East Main. WANTED MALE HELP GRADE A DAIRY war.ta good rnanj for help wun musing m work. -Box 6210 Tribune ' MALE AND FEMALE " WANTED 6 tomato picker and 1 roustabout. Webber. Anderson Creek road. Tairt. WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Position as housekeeper or practical nurw. Tel. 627-.J. MAN nd wife want work on farm or as caretaker. Woman good cook. Man do any kind farm work. Go anywhere. Good references. Box 6136. Tribune. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Child to care lo- country home; references If Oeslrea; reason able. Box 6213. Tribune. WANTED The burt 6 -room modern house, in Meclford or clow In that $1200 will buy No upstairs. 1-3 down, oalance 'ike rent. Write F. W. Pratt, Grants Pass, Ore. Rt X, Box 910. WANTED 100 uard home radios. Will pav highest allowance on the new 1937 Delco Robot control home radios. Eaay terms. Come In and see our stock. L-wis Sup" Service Station. WANTED Used house trailer, cash. Harry Chav. Beall Lane. Pay WANTED 12 or Jb H P. Fairbanks Morse engine and 4-in. :entrirical pump Box 147. Jacksonville. WANTED Small . urnlshed house on East Side. Phorc 188. Ask Barne burg. WANTED Room, board. In nice clean home for mother (workltg) and ohlld. Inquire 2jP Tripp. WANTED Sub-icnt small, neat, completely furnished house, adults, references. 209 Tripp HIGHEST PRICES paid tor Junk metal, copper brass, aluminum lead. rags, etc So. Oregon Junx Co. Between Holly and Oakdale on Stewart Ave. WANT TO BUY Some good young breeding ewes. V( J Phlllppl. Hotel Orand. Medford. WANTED You to look at my bar gains, almost new clothing tor all the family 618 E. Main. WANTED Ton nrlcea paid tor used furniture, toola. etc. Berrjdale 2nd Hand Store 1803 N Rlteraide rel see. WANTED To vera ranch on here Reliable mari"d man and ranfliy foung. competent Would prefer ranch with some irrigation or suit aele dry ranch. Have team and some equipment Boi 6003. Mall Tribune. JUNK Hlghfft prices paid for braM radiators, copper storage bn.terlea aluminum and other metaia. Scrap Iron, email or laige lou. pipe and machinery, wool anc cot ton racs. Inn'r tubes. Our price, will Interest you. Hldea. Pelt. Wool Mohair Household obds. furniture, stoves bouel.t or sold. MEDKORD BAHOAIN HOUSE WANTED Lnmb wool, ford Bargain House. See the M?d 27 No. Drape WANT- -Small farm or dairy for Med FOR RENT HOUSES rCft-N. pVPLEX ACXU. 60 W. Iptil. ' FOR RENT HOUSES 4-ROOM (urn. houre at 539 6o. Orape $25 water paid; also 4-room luru Ished at 1127, W Main S2G. Phone C. A. DoVoe, 523-J-3. FOlt RENT Modern n-room house Some furniture Adults only, so Cottage St. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT 4 rm. apt., m-dern and private, ground floor, right down town. 375 So. central. FOR RENT 2 nicely furnished apt with electrlo convenience quire 305 So. Oakdale. APT. FOR RENT Frigidalre. heat overstuffed, private bath, cloee in 80fl W. Main. - FOR RENT RCOM BOARD BOARD AND ROOM for two business men or women. Nice room, ure place, bathroom, private entrance good meals. Inquire 822 So, Oak dale. Phone 945-X. FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS sired; garage, 1211 W. Main St. FOR RENT First-class sleeping room In good residence, close lu. 105 Geneva. ATTRACTIVE rooms, 404 8. Grape. FOR RENT Nicely furnished sleep ing room; also garage If desired 325 So Riverside Ave. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE INCOME PROPERTY, close In, east side; 2 modem houses o one lot, each 8 rooms; glassed In porch; in good condition. Price 2500, with $600 down and $20 per month. ThiB . "property now eViiln-j 16 oa price asked. To close estate we offei 100-acre . Sams Valley grain 'arm at $1800: all under cultivation; amU bouse, barn. Modern 4-room house near Wash ington school; parage ar.d other buildings, all In first-class condi tion. It's a bargain at 91200; only 300 ensh will handle. TENGWALn AGENCY 125 W Main. DAIRY and Grain Farms for sale and trade. All are 'mprr.ved nd .irri gated. Several will sell a low $500 down payment. 63 Acres. Talent, wltn atomic .. $5300 72 Acrea. Central Point 16600 80 Acrea, Thompson Creek 3500 80 Acres 5 miles out 15000 99 Acres, 3 miles out ... J6600 147 Acres, Butte Falls road . C6000 108 Acres. Talent .... 89000 Wo will gladly show you any of these. " TENGWAI.D AGENCY 125 W Main FOR SALE 6-rm. plastere. house, modern 3 bedrooms all :iardwood floors, close in, paved street, all clear. Only 2100 If taken at once 300 down: 625 ner month FLAHARTY REALTY CO. 15 No Fir. A DESIRABLE 6-Him stucco resi dence. Park street. $400 -:ash; bal ance State Veteran ioan. 61P So Oakaale. COMPLETELY FURNI5HED 4-ROOM modern Lome. 2 l"ts; ciose In, good condition, doubte garage, wood -shed, shade trees, fruit. Pay 8500 down and move Li Total 61500. FOWLER & UPP 44 No. Riverside ON THE APPLEGATE 53 ACRES. 38 acrei In crops, nienty of free Irrigation wter. 4-room house, barn and garage. Non-resident owners aay sell for 13200 00. Some terms. . FOR EXCHANGE 2 ACRES near Med'ord. 6 -room nearly new modern bungaiow with fire place, i garage, cnicken ho'ise and barn, will exchange for ocd home in Mod lord. FOR 9ALS S ACRES bottom 'and 3 m'lee out. New 4-room hse, outbuildings and on main mad. A bargain at 1600.00. Terms CHARLES A. WING AGENCY, INC. 109 E. Main St, Phone 728. FOR SALE 100 aces pasture, clover and meadow orasj; also 70 tons bay; fenoed and well watered. Apply C W. Wood, Prospect, Ore. INCOME city property, 4600 on terms. Present Income 90 per month. C. 8- Butterfleld, Medlord Center Bldg. HOUSES for sale or rent. Jackson County Blag. & Loan Ass'n. WHEN you think ot real eatate think of BROWN is WHITE. FOR SALE Fully equipped, well paying dairy ranch. C. L., care Mall Tribune. FOR SALE. TRADE OR LEASE My equity in 8 -room bouse No. 7 Glen Oak Court, for smaller poperty ot acreage Home Owner's Loon Fred O Sander, Vi mile .8. Oak Grove vhool. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES U8ED CAHS K'.CONDITroNrc Must Be Sold the 1937 3tude- hakers Are Here 1034 Studebaker tedan 1933 8tudebaker pedan 1929 Pontine cope 128 Auburn covpe 1929 Ford coupj 1930 Hudson aeHn 1929 Essex sedan 1934 Chevrolet pickup 1928 Chevrolet rich SANDERSON MOTOR CO. Open evemmn ano sunaaya LATE MODEL RECONDITIONED USED CARS Special Dlsco'.r on All Cars Without Trade-ins 1935 Hymnutb Dc t'.ie Tounra sedan 6-whrei equip A real bargain. 1934 Chrycier e Uilux se-fr n. like new. iow prl e 1934 Ford V-8 Convertible coupe, radio and ht'tter. Best buy In fc town .930 Dod;e sedan 1932 (. hevroiet coupe l&il Frd sedan 1930 K-ird sedan A goo-J selcct'nn of other to, chixv from. IiANGE MOi'OR CAR CO. 38 No Riverside Tel. 18 i FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN 1V34 long wheeibase Chevrolet truck Low mileage Duaj tires In goa condition lull rear license, equip - ped with (1st rsck tot fruit naut in? See this truck today Ro?ut -Rier Chevrolet, inc., Norvb ftiter side, FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES MUST sell equity In 1936 Standard Chev. coupe at rnce. lnn Ire eve nings at 842 E. Main I'OR SALE 1936 k-rymouth DeLuxe Sedan, demonstrator, at a Big Sav ing. LANC1E MOTOR CAR CO.. 3B N. Riverside. 1028 PONTIAO se'ian e65.00. Take good rifle or shot gun as Dart pay ment. Phone As'n'and 7-Ft. , FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE OR TVADE Wtaner pigs for Hannchen barley. ltvan, Benll Lane FOR SALE Young Guernsey bull; young milk covs. Near Antelope school. Jesse Allen. FOR SALE 140 -awes, mix, breeds, yearlings up. Chas. S. Dyar. Rt. I, Roseburg, Oregon. FOR SALE Feede- and wcaner pigs. Phone 1410. FOR SALE Six good cows, three 5-month-old heifer calves; : yearling heifer. Phone Centra; Point 115. FOR SALE) 8 breeding ewt. John NeaJon. Phone 118. Central Point. FOR SALE 4 huck sheep. Ramblett W. E Butler. Eagle Point. FOR" SALE Purobred Ramboulllet and Hampshire ams. Phone 301-J-l Dolpb Phlppa. BUY OR SELL Hogs and pigs. Route 4. Box 133 Spring St. rel 437 -M FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS REPOSSESSED Heme Radloi at won derful values. Ail late models, short and long wave rands. Easy terms. Lewis Super Seivice Station. CAR RADIOS A number of used and repossessed acts on hand. Will sac rifice. Easy terms. Lewlr Super Service Station. TIRES All sizes; some wonderful buys, repossessed merchandise. Easy terms. Lewis Super Service Station. HEATERS Conn In and see our stock of last year's heaters. We will aacriflco at cost. Lewis Super Serv ice Station, WOOD FOR SALE Dry fir and hard wood Right prlcei. 615 Penn Ave., after 6 o'clock. TOMAIOES. 40c per hundred. Bring boxes. 0. J. Logan. Stewart Ave.. Orchard Home. 'OR SALE Baied. good alfalfa and straw. D R, Smith, across Iron. Talent school. Phone Ashland 372-J-l. PETITE PRUNES, le lb. on ree. Leo Young, Columbia Ave., off 8tewart. PRUNES On V 8 Carpenter place lc lb., you Pick l'ic lb. picked B. E Ford. 2 miles west on Jack sonville highway. Tel. 731-R. FOR SALS Hopper for sawdust burner with baffle plate. Almost new. Bargain Can at Mail Tribune TOMATOES for canning, lo pound Bring container. Phone Mrs. Walk er, 314-Y, ' DUART permanent!? as low as M.95 up to 84 60. Provost s. 236 So Oak dale. Pbone 727. ROOFING Bring your root troubles to us. Old roofe repaired new roofs applied, t a b a o Prouuci Ekerson Paint and Roof Store 88 6 Bartlett. Phone 343. FOR VALE OKAIN BAOS and Twine. Qet ot price. MEDFORD BAROAIN HOUSE 37 N. orape St. Phone 1083. CANNING TOMATOES, cent pound 14 mile west Central Point. Blan kenshlp FOR 8ALB Applea. Tel. 132-L. TOMATOES. Onlnna. Weeping WIN Iowa, lozler Lane. POH SALE New Hotpolnt electric refrigerator, value ,180.50 Never used. Will aacrlftce for cash. Make offer Telephone 1M9-W - PERSONAL "JA ("Doc") Renumber '33 Promise in St. L. Let's team again, wire Pat." BUSINESS CHANCES A REAL business for sale or acreage on Crater Lake Write Box 8113 iribune. rase also highway. FOR SALE) Restaurant, beer parlor and confectloneiy; 6000 worth of equipment, stocr Included for leas than half if takn at once. Sick ness reason fo selling. Inquire Damon Cafe, Central Point. Ore P. O. Box 128. FOR SALE Profitable business on Paclf:c highway. For further in- formntlon write Box 3822, Tribune BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON COflNTV ABSTRACT CO Til LP. I.NSLIH.VCB ABSTRACTS ESCROW MURK AY ABSTRACT CO. Abstract of Title. Rooms S and o. No. 93 North Central Ave., upstalra. Eipert Window Cleaners. LET OEOROE DO IT Tel. 1173. House cleaning, floor waxing ori ental me. cleaning and upholstering The rashlon Phop THE PAHHION SHOP 308 0. a Natl Bank Bunding Dressmaking Myrtle Andrews Phone 1181 New location Transfer. HAWLEY TRANSFER - Expert pack ers and movera special livestock moving equipment Prices ngnt 819 Norm Riverside Phone 816 EADS TRANSFER St STORAGE CO. Office 38 So Fir Phone 316 Pries, right Service guaranteed REINKINO THANSFEH CO Long distance nauling Furniture cattle anything 111 H Fir Phone 1033 C Stuart fKUCKlNO A.NU STORAGE Local and long distance nauilng. furni ture moving etc Reasonable rates. Tel. 8J3. f. E. eemeon Co. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Chiropractor E. M. NELSON. Chiropractor N. C. Service. 1212 W lOt'.l TlHno Instrui'Mon FRED ALTON HaIGHT Tetcher of Piano. Accredited Teacher. Mel oliord Modern Piano Metbod, Stu dlo. MB Liberty Building. Money to Lend MONKY LOANKD ON AUTOS. LIVESTOCK FUltMTlittK, UNHOUSED NOTKS, ETC. We want to supply your money needs without red tape or delay NKK VV. K. THOMAS MGR. MEDFORD'S OU3ES1 AND LARGEST PERSONAL FINANCE COMPANY, v 4b So. Central, Grouna Floor Craterian Theater Bidg. Uo. No S-167-M-18Q Pbone 438 DIAMOND LOANS Prompt and courteous service MED FORD FINANCE CO. Over Farmers St Fruitgrowers Bank Phone 768 Lie. No. 8-200 LEGAL NOTICES Notice of Final settlement. In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of Wil liam Mason Colvlg, sometimes known as William M. Colvlg, de ceased. The undersigned has filed in the County Court of 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 24th, 1936, at the hour of 10:00 a. m. of said day, at the courtroom of said Court at the Court House In Med lord. Jackson County, Oregon, as the time and place for the hearing of objections to said final uccount and for the settlement of said estate. All persons Interested in said estate are hereby notltlcd and required to make or file their objections to said final account, if any they have, on or before the time aforesaid fixed for the hearing and settlement thereof Date of thla notice and of the first publication thereof Is August 25th. jyao. MA 1 C. WARNER. Executrix of the Estate of William Mason Colvlg, simetlmes known aa William M, Colvlg, deceased. GLENN O. TAYLOR. Attorney. NOTICE TO CltKIUTOKS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the undersigned has, by order of the County Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Jarkxnn. been duly appointed Administrator of the Es tate of cUude A. White, deceased, and has qualified. Ail persons holding claims against stun cshi ere nereoy notified and required to present the same, duly vuiiiieq ns requireu oy law. to me at. torney for said estate, within sly months from the date hereof. Dated and first published August 18. 1936. JAMES H. WHITE. Administrator. W. E. PHIPPS. Attorney for said estate. First National Bank Building, Medford, Oregon Brownsboro BROWNSBORO, Sept. 8. (Spl.) Dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. Jack Conger. August 30, were Mr. and Mra. C. E. Klnaley of San Bernadlno. Cel., Mr. and Mra. Walter Frlck of Eagle Point, Mr. and Mra. Chas. Nahsa and son and daughter of Medford, Mra. Bill Oummlnga pf Central Point and Ted Roberta of Applegate. Chaa. Stanley accompanied Mr. and Mra. Damon to Klamath Falls Mon day of laat week to represent the 4-H olub. Don Jorgenaon, Aubrey Barnum and Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS I. Lower part of the ear I. Seize 10. Hard rat 14. Jewish month 15. Of tiie moon 16. To an Inner place .17. Ease of vapor ization it. Discolored ' piaes 20. Noah's vessel 2L Feminine name 21. French river 23. Pitcher 24. Lftrge bundle 26. Tally 25. Turf 11. Dane step 34. Long al'uslvt ' speech 3ft. Japanese sasb 27. Understand; lane Solution of Yesterday's Puult A F RiA I MIC A RU 5 SIR" aTTn yIto m a to LjETfRMppw I ZgN Y E Till g tVEjS ffl P0 j 1 CAKJOEilDESlLO UNSUBSTANTIAL XOlNOTEil) OTE D ENSpONEWEi iiAiACJLDlROD HOlSiED.iAPA ANODESilLAlER p o tiaItIoMr 1e ItIein t 31. Word of 62. Female theso lamentation 64. Tounic chicken 19, Lonp, n lender, Artificial nnxime hoot or branch 4L 8tem of a boat (1. Excellent it. Before 44. Borrow 41. Weary 47. About 49. Finished 0. Howl nt Im plement! waterway CI. tnttru mental duet 1. Pofcer term 62. Lo!ng luiter 64. Mark of a wound t. Gold or ellver lace or braid . Wicked 67. Canvaa ihel ter 2 3 4 III 5 e 7 8 ? 2 13 1 1 V IIllZZll?ZZil ZS 2i 27 pZS 2f 3o IH .31 31 33 ll!L!L " mi 1 44 45 lilll"!!!!!!"!!! S4 55 sFlf ja S1 ST Si g6i hi ' I ill I II. Illllllll , .- I 1 I Glen Ma r&li all spent Bunday of last week at Weed, Cal. Miss Gertrude Bloomlngcamp of Horn brook. Cal., and Mlsa Peart Raw haussor of Medford wre guests Sunday at the home of Mrs. L. J. Rohrer and Louis Rohrer. Mildred Hansen was a guest at the Each home In . Eagle Point Sunday evening and also attended church services In Medford. School opened Monday with a larger attendance than last year, and with tllss Julia Sldley aa teacher. The children were much pleased with the result of their 4-H club work. Billy Wright and Evelyn Culbertson wero awarded first prize lii- the county for their work; Margaret Henry, Loral ne Blacss and Clarence Hay ward second, and Elmer Blaesa and Allen Henry third. Mrs. Ruth Conklln and mother. Mrs. B. M. Marshall, and Walt Mc Kee of Tacoma, Wash., are spend ing a few days at the H. W. Wright home. Mrs. Marshall Is Mr. Wright's sister. Bill Satm, who Is painting at the Crater lake lodge, came home for Labor day. Glenn Terrlll of Klamath Falls spent Labor day with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Terrlll. Meteorological Report Forecasts Medford and vicinity: Fair tonight and. Wednesday; not much change In temperature. Oregon: Fair tonight and Wednes day; warmer eaat portion tonight. Local Data Temperature a year ago today: Highest 98; lowest 60, Total monthly precipitation, .35 Inches; excess for the month, .18 Inches. Total precipitation since Septem ber 1, 1930, .26 Inches; excess for the season, .18 inches. Relative humidity at 8 p. m. yes terday, 37 percent; 6 a. m. today, 86 percent. Tomorrow: aunrlse 8:46 a. m.; aun set, 6:31 p. m. Observations Taken at 6 A. M 120th Meridian Time II tfUl 2S a s! I cm gg tf gg f f! p Boise B 64 .00 Clear Boston . 84 73. T Cloudy Chicago 86 88 .01 Clear Denver 84 88 .00 Clear Eureka 68 63 .00 Clear Helena 78 48 .00 Clear Los Angeles... 88 83 .00 Clesr Medford 96 63 .00 clear New York ..... 78 68 .00 Clear Omaha 86 63 .00 Clear Phoenix 108 83 .00 P Cloudy Portland 74 . 04 .00 Clear Reno 84 Roseburg 84 64 .00 Clear Salt Lake BO SO .00 Clear San Francisco 00 63 .00 Clear Seattle 73 63 .00 Clear Spokane 83 48 .00 Clear Walla Walla.. 88 68 .00 Clear Wash., D. C 86 68 .00 Clear Weather. Northern California: Fair tonight and Wednesday, with fogs on south and central coast; oooler central coast; gentle to moderate northwest wind off coast. Oregon: Fair tonight and Wed nesday; warmer In east portion to night: gentle to moderate northerly wind off ooaat. Cross-Word Puzzle a. Hove wiu m lever 10, Kind of hemp fiber It Not ready 11. EnglUb col lege IS. Carry t eolloq. 11, Made Into ' leather tt. Angry Z2. Hub out 34, Convey to a nearer plact IK. Rod 2A. The eyelashes 87. Kind of ape 39. Grown glrla 10. Short for a man'a name 12. Over 12. Stitched 86. Makes uni form 17. Rotatei rap Idly 40. Wrath EI 8!. Lavn 45. Lively dancea Companion 47. Knack .ck DOWN 41. Outdoor Camt L Volcanla mat ter . BmHl t, Fruntrate 4, HlntorlcaJ period I. Uovfl itnoothly I. Thoie who exercine authority 7. Indlro D'ant t. Glut 1. Vigilant (.5. noaice 64. Hy fift. Formerly . 41. Anxiety 67. Irlub expletive t9. rrima aonna Single thing Meita i area fiz. i'lay tiling 3. Flnlnhed edge of a piece f clolb MADRID FEARS Here is the Plata de Casteler In the heart of historic Madrid, capital of Spain and the principal objective of the military rightist rebellion. Formation of a "red committee" to take charge of the city If the pres ent regime falls Is reported In dispatches. (Associated Press Photo) WRECKAGE OF sr . 4iv- Vs' This Is what was left of the $60,000 racing piano In which Col. Roscoo Turner cracked up on a Zunl Indian farm soulh of Gallup, N. M., when he made a forced landing whllo en route to New York to entsr tns Bondlx transcontinental air race. Turner escaped with minor Injuries. (Associated Preat Photo) Ithi.,-irM.!itM P01'0"' hesvlly-armed Spanish rebel troops are pictured marching Into Valladolld, Pnoto" Mdrld ny gained additional, territory from the government forces. (Associated Press SOVIET PROGRESS THREATENS RUIN TO CASPIAN SEA MOSCOW (UP) Soviet construc tion of dams, vaat Increase of cultl vstlon sress and Intensive use of the water of Kums, Terek, Volga and other rivers for Irrigation threatens the destruction of the Cssptsn sea. according to Prof. B. Apollov, promi nent geologtat. Citing figures to show that the sea lost 1439 square miles of srea since 1029. Apollov urged that meas ures b, taken to discharge Into the Caspian a portion of the waters of northern rivers snd the Don, to pro tect valuable fisheries and Caspian navigation for future centuries, During the course of the last 100 years the level of the Caspian rose and fell alternatively, but In loan fell aharply 54 Inches Below the aver age level, according to the geologist. In March of this year the sea was 19 Inches lower than In 1028, a total decrease In area of 743A square miles, or equal lo the surfaco of the Kara Bugez gulf, Aa a result In the gulf of Baku the towers of the ancient fortress of Salkhlr. built In the 12th century, which whs submerged by a grologlcal disturbance, r,c protrude .from the wster. In fin weather the ancient ii4 leading to the fortress csa bo ONSLAUGHT OF REBEL TROOPS : ' a x.'c ! COL. ROSCOE TURNER'S PLANE REBEL TROOPS ENTER SPANISH CITY sron on the bottom of the gulf. The Island of Cheleken grndually la being connected with the Turk menlan coast and la becoming a penlnaula. Investigation of the condition ot the Caspian basin, precipitation and evaporation ahow no eaaentlal changes In cllmatlcal conditions, ac cording to Apollov, who therefore concluded that construction nf dsms. growth of cotton plantations In Transcaucasia, utilization of water for lrrlagtlon on a large scale and development of Intensive early sow ing, keeping the snow on cultivated lands to the last minute possible, vaa responsible. - With plena for further ufillnatlon of the waters of the Volga, Kura and other rivers already developed, Apol lov became alarmed for the future ar.d suggested remedial measures to the government. LONDON (UP) While cat racing may never displace the "sport of kings" In England, a determined ef fort Is to be made next month. At the little village of Portesham, In Dorset, a cat racing course Is being built. The course, which will have four "traps", will be 440 yards long, and the encouragement for the chase will be an electric mouse. pifty out of the ISO pets In the village already are In strict training. There ar no luted age limits nor CATS TO CHASE ELECTRIC MOUSE jSK.,. classes. But careful observation ha proved that the beat raoera age be tween two and three years. i i One experimental meeting has beea held in which there were six rsosa. At this meet, a dummy mouse which was run on an endless rope worked by a winch proved too slow for the "puss In soven league boots." . " Identltlcatl'on Is made oy red, white, blue and yellow ribbons tied about the racers' necks. , , Nothing haa yet been dona about aeeklng . scientifically bred runner, but one man, on leaving; the .new race-course, expressed himself aa In terested If) training a breed of tnio to chase an electric cheese. ' Join ' '-t - FTHELWYN B. HOFFMANN'S ! . Hoalery Club, . very Uth pair free. WINDOW OLA8S We sell window glass snd will replace your broken windows reasonably Trowbridge Cab inet Works. ' Buckingham's Ice Cream, Candy Party Specials. The Crest. 330 8. Cent. Direct Reduction LOANS ON HOMES In Medford District ' Reasonable Interest FIRST FEDERAL 8AVINOS A LOAN ASSN. OF MEDFORD 2 No. HOLLY St.