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PSGE FIVE LOCAL and PERSONAL From Ashland Wllllim M Brlggs. Asbltnd attorney, was a Tiiltor in lied ford today. It Coaat MIm Madeline Snyder, assistant WPA supervisor of the dlris lon of employment, la expected back from Marshfleld and the ooast area, tomorrow. Transact Business Mia June Rudd of this city transacted bus! new In Ashland Saturday, accompanied by Miss Alice Rudd. teacher at 8anu Valley school. Back from Vacation A. J. MeCaJlen, assistant supervisor of the division of employment of the WPA. returned to work today following a week's va cation apent in California. t Bolldlng Permit A permit waa Is sued by the city building inspector's office today to Mrs. Mary F. Sloan of 335 North Ivy street. Mary F. Sloan of tlon of a small house at a atated cost Of 1800. Groceries Stolen Nearly $14 worth of groceries waa stolen from a park ed car near Sixth street Saturday, according to a complaint filed In city police station by Dick Van Rees of Jacksonville, owner of the car. Leaves Hospital Mrs. Gerald Gun ter was discharged yesterday from the Osteopathic hospital and return ad to her home In Ashland. She re cently underwent an operation at the hospital. Flue Fire The fire department's ehemlcal crew was called last night at 7:30 to the L, C. Puhl residence at 516 South Ivy street where soot had Ignited In a chimney. The crew stood by while the soot burned Itself out. No damage waa done. Guard Pay Day Quarterly pay checks totalling 41250 will be dis tributed to the men of Company A snd headquarters company. 186th In fantry of the Oregon national guard, at their regular weekly drills tomor row night. The companies will as semble at 8 o'clock. Returns Home Mrs. Alice Vincent baa returned to her home here after spending some time in Portland whither she was called by the death nf her mother. Mrs. Rachel Gelst She waa accompanied to Medford by her sister, Mrs. Sarah Henderson of Portland. ' Has New Position Carrol Robe to day entered the employ of the Rogue river national forest aa Junior assist ant technician at the South Fork CCC camp. He received a civil service appointment for the position. He has been an assistant educational adviser at headquarters detachment of the CCC here. Visit Natonal Park Mr. and Mrs, W.J. Jones and family visited yester day at Crater lake national nark. They continued from the park to Tu lelake, Calif. All the highways and park roads were open and in good con dlton. Mr. Jones reported. He said he observed many persons fishing on the east side of Klamath lake near Al goma. Many at Lake Clear, spring weath er took many motorist to Crater lake national park yesterday, 133 cars and 454 persons being registered for the day. Of the total 97 cara and 367 persons were registered for the first time this year. The others had visited the park previously this season. Weather in the park waa reported clear and bright today, with skiing conditions good. Maximum tempera ture yesterday was 37. minimum 34 Slightly Hurt Mrs. William K. Bricker of Rogue River and Mrs. A. B. Hall of Savage Creek, were slightly hurt in a motorcar accident late Fri day afternoon near the Tahoma i:dge on the Pacific highway south of Grants Pass. The Brlcker car and o machine operated by H. W. Brommer of Murphy collided when the latter wa attempting to drive acre the highway, it was stated In a report made by Mr. Brlcker. The Brlcker car waa thrown down a 15-foot em bankment. On Naval Leave Robert N. Ryan nephew of Weldon McB of 738 West 4th street. Is spending a H-dsy leave of absence from the United State naw in Medford. Ryan waa accepted for naval enlistment here on April 15. 1936. After hi preliminary train ing he was assigned to the battleship Arizona. Some time ago he sufferer a broken leg and has been in the naval hospital at Mare Island, Calif., for the past two montha. His leg Is well attain and he will report for du ty at the end of his lesve. F!nllt In Army Announcement was made today of the enlistment In ihe United States army of Rosa D. Painter, son of Mr. and Mra. Charles painter of Central Point. Painter was tentatively accepted here on April 14 by Sgt. Willis S. Estep, recruiter nd sent to Vancouver Barracks. Wash., where he passed the final qualifying examinations. He was formally en listed last Saturday for service with the 7th infantry. He wtll participate in the maneuvers of the third infan try division and auxiliary troops to be hM soon at Fort Lwl. Wh. E YOUR KIDNEYS? IF yon suffer from rest- I Ws nfihts, If klrfnf 1 (rrr'l"ri,'f btttk vovf ! rrt tl my b ngn of i disordered kidney. F i the relief of minor kid ney Irrefultritiei Dr. I Fierce' A-nyrle TsbMi , b b-en found T : beneflHiL The sctfon of ! thu ftimuliflt diuretic . tn flishins the kfdnevs, diluting sHd. ind re !ivjng irnuiioo bat f.rrn relief to men and vrnn-n in evrv Sute in the Tnion. Tikira cup of hot Witer tn "A-nuric " titer evey meal should bring re tr.au-kabl: improvenrcnC Bit of yoar neighborhood drotfist now. Tablets 65c snd $1.35. Mitl the H-mptrw" Mn which ft In the A n-i-'-. wkr' .-d er.d nr.pl of urir f'V fre uitnii to Dr. Fieri Ulaic, 66! $t., urfslo, N. Y. Transact Business Miss Jean Lyd- j lard. Mrs. Stanley Lydlard and Harry j Lydlard of Bicdle Road transacted j business here Saturday. Call Here Out-of-town visitors In Medford Friday included Mrs. A. D. Helms and Mrs. a. A. Madden and j daughter, Fern, all of Ashland. Calling In Ashland Mrs. W. L. Ml- I chael waa among Medford visitors in i Aaniand Friday, visiting at the home I of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cooper. Here Today Business visitors call- 1 lng here today included W. R. Hol man of Climax and Arthur Ashley of Beagle. From Klamath Mrs. Ruth Michel of Klamath Palls waa among out-of-town residents visiting friends and shopping here Saturday. Medford Visitors Among those calling on friends and business ac quaintances here Saturday were Mra. Joe Johnston of Central point and Mrs. Edith Weldman of Eagle Point. Will Graduate Mlsa Mildred Walk er of this city U among 93 seniors petitioning for degrees at the annual June commencement of Willamette university in Salem, according to word from college heads. Airport Arrivals Don Presidder brought his Waco cabin plane down at Medford municipal airport this morning for refueling. He continued his flight from Portland to Oakland. Calif., as soon as his ship had been serviced. Arrivals yesterday Included W. A. Strange, Jr., and his pilot, Karl V. Lee, who were en route in a Waco open-cockpit plane from Seattle Wash., to San Francisco: Berkley Brandt, Jr., a student at the Unt verslty of Waahlngton, flying hie Falrchlld cabin plane from San Fran cisco to Seattle: Col. F. E- Galloway commanding the air force at Fort Lewis, Wash., returning to his post from Hamilton field, Calif., in s Douglas observation plane; Lieut John Doherty, en route in a Douglas observation from Oakland, Calif., to Fort Lewis; and Sumner Parker, Dean Indian rancher, who arrived from Ashland In hla Curtlss Robin. SUSPEND FINE FOR Gearge Richard Alnsley, 39. trans ient, was given a 910 suspended fine In city court this morning charged with drunkenness. According to city police. Alnsley was hired by Mrs. Alvln Bullen of 710 South Rterslde avenue yesterday afternoon to pile wood. When It be came apparent that he was drunk, Mr. Bullen tried to make him leave, police said, whereupon Alnsley start ed a fight. Bullen told the police that Alnsley hit both he and Roy Parr before a third man interfered and stopped the fight. City police were called and Alnsley was locked up until this morning. No charge were brought against Alnsley by Bullen or Parr. FOREST CREEK, Aplrl 19. (Spl ) Stringers supporting a bridge over rorest creek In the John Black cor ral gave way when a truck trans porting a Fordson tractor and disk plow attempted to cross it. The incident occurred as John Black waa moving the mschlnery, belong ing to Glenn Smith, from Sterling Ruch and thenae to Black ranch. The truck and Its load crashed through the bridge and down to the creek edge. Trte tractor was unloaded and the truck pulled out of the bridge wreck age without further mishap. Neither tractor nor truck was damaged. The bridge, built by the forest ser vice seven years ago, waa supposedly still sound when the accident occurred. TRUCK GOES THROUGH - births k-ELs SSS m&nrm&&sm BinrtT am RPinrj . - . . J 'ST" Iir " UFffl M 1 Ml MWW j KVON&t' tl 111 . S j I ) !M--Hf I TODA -li' I Last TimTTTorrowl 'P"-"" I ( JUuMlfliiltSllPPI .ncnH1 Xrf JPZLA. JtlJWm1 - Wednesday Thursday tfrWtr'.W' iwiH rE iiivll l&Qil diWfi JMMmmt 'vfe'"H msm $$g ,I"tjsie rlKl!'W FEATURED ON THE jKJ WEDNESDAY ONLY I QtX I THURSDAY ATV VooDwwf. mt Lsafin :wftv i 1 uiirU HErtBtni l M ifos Joseph Hergesheimer s "AVvr 1 m II 11 ' wm 1 ! fll lii liHiiiililJllinir Anna May Wong Edmund Jl V. L jlJ l,. STSOTX ymiUwEi 0wenn ; EliLbeth Allan 1 f THREE-CAR SMASHUP A three-ear accident was reported to city police to have occurred a quarter of a mile west of Gold Hill pn the Pacific highway yesterday afternoon. The report stated that when a car drive by C. W. Martin of Oold Hill slowed down and stopped on the highway, one operated by R. D. Semen of 511 King atreet, Medford, skidded Into It and vu In turn hit by a machine di'lven by C. J. Smith cf Portland. Nobody waa Injured. and damage to the three machines waa said to be minor. A car driven by Con DeVore of Medford backed Into one owned by H. T. Gunter of Jacksonville on a local parking lot Saturday evening, a city police report stated today. The Gunter machine received a smashed radiator, the report said. A car operated by P. D. Prince of Eagle Point was reported to city police to have sides wiped one driven by Louis Monroe of Ashland on the Crater Lake highway Saturday night. A. S. Kleinhammer of Jacksonville and Eldon Grow of Eagle Point were drivers of cara Involved in a minor accident at Main street and Riverside avenue yesterday evening, according to a city polios report. 300 EAGLES HOLD CONVENTION HERE About Soo delegates representing aeries and auxlll aires of the Fra ternal Order of Eagles In Roseburg, Klamath Falls, Coqullle. Marshfleld Albany. Grants Pass, Ashland and Medford attended the district con ventlon held here yesterday. Business sessions of the aerie del egates were held in Knights of Pythias hall with D. D. Hail of Portland, deputy grand president, in charge. Auxiliary meetings were held In the Eagles lodge hall. The Medford auxiliary served din ner for the delegates at 6 o'clock. Entertainment and dancing com pleted the evening. STATE GOVERNMENT TO BE SNELL Tl "Stat Government" is the sub ject of the address to be given by Earl Snell, secretary of state, at the annual banquet-meeting of the Jackson County Chamber of Com merce In the Hotel Medford Thurs day evening, it was announced to ay. Jackson county citizens, both men and women, are invited to attend the banquet whether or not they are chamber members. Tickets, available at the chamber of com merce, must be procured before 5:90 Wednesday, It waa emphaaised. Born to Mr. and Mra. L. G. Miles of Highland Drive a boy weighing eight pounds at the Community hospital Wednesdsy, April 14. Moth er and son are progressing splen didly, it waa reported today. The child has been named Lloyd Mor tensen, the middle name being for hla grandfather, Dr. R. P. Morten sen. Bom to Mr. and Mrs. F. Hansen of Route 4 a girl weighing six pounds. 144 ounces at the Osteopathic hospi tal Sunday morning, April 18. Moth er and baby were progressing nicely today, hospital attendants aald. Cancer Rlsn I m DTVi ' iK. ,U' ..aT aT! maid who wo ST. LOUIS (UP) Deatha from I f ftCf RivAW Wi. A--iV ga , m,nv haartt J' oancr In St. Loula lotaIld 140S In I TCaV .w'i'f frWJI 4 faf A atr 13S. the largest number In th city's I nf TTTPI1 ,Bfl W JL1a T I I BiO D IMsZlfl medical hutory. according to Dr. I UUAACjIV JV' C'VCfS, V V I J TT ' T ' Ellla Flachel. chairman of ttw St. ?aammmMsammmmmmmmmmmassssssssssssi.samm i L VjV rt1 W I XF-; . LdMIs committee of the American So- tBBaHMMBMasiBf i -.. CS. fO jFT T. clety for the Control of Cancer. ! VTO' f lj t V Livestock Portland PORTLAND, April 19. (AP-U. S. Dept. Agr.) HOOS 3700; Including 48S direct, market active, steady to rs cent higher, good-choice 165-310 lb. drlveins 10 35-10.50, load lots 10 50-10.05; 330-370 lb. 9.75-10.00. heavier butchers 9 00, light lights 9 50-10.00. few 195 lb. 10.38, packing tows 8 00, feeder pigs 9 00. CATTLE 3300. Including 165 direct calrea 150, market uneven, steers slow to steady, she stock strong to 35 cents higher, bulls steady, veal era 60 cents lower, bulk medium-good fed steers 3.75-9.65. load light steers 10.00, loaq experimentally fed steers 10.35. com mon grades 6 30.8.00. fed heifers 7.60 8.60. Best held at 9.00, common grades 6 00, good beef cowa 7 00-7.76. common-medium 5.35-6 60, low cut ter and cutter 4 00-5 00. bulls 5.60- 6.60. cutters 5.00. good-choice vealera 0.00-10.00. odd head 10 90, common grades 6 00. SHEEP 700. including 348 through, few shorn old crop lambs 50 cents higher, odd lot springers steady. slaughter ewea steady, 4 decks 90-94 lb. recently shorn lambs 10.50, choice Tooled lambs 13.00 and above, few choice springers 14 00, good wooled ewes fl.00, common grades 4 00. South San Francisco SAN JRANCISCO. April 19. (AP U. S. Dept. Agr.) HOGS 535. direct 200; butchers unevenly 5-16 higher, mostly 5 up: top and bulk 190-335 lb. butchers 10.80 straight and moderate ly sorted. CATTLE 725, direct 375; all classes active, steers strong to mostly 35 higher, general quality Improved bulk medium-good fed steers 1100 lb. down 9.50-10.50, load Idaho yearlings 10.50. part-load medium fed heifers 8.50, load low-good Idaho fed cows 7.36. few head out 7.50; low cutters cutters 3 50-5.50, fleshly dairy cowa up to 0.50; bulls scarce, good weighty quot ed up to around 6.70. Calves 300, direct 40. Half-load good 373 slaugh ter calves 9.50, around 50 lower; other calves and vealera unsold. SHEEP 3.700 direct 1,100; spring lambs predomlnstlng. early sales p round 75 lower than scattered sales made last week. Chicago CHICAGO, April 19. (AP-U. S Dept. Agr.) HOGS 15.000; steady to strong with Fridays best time or fcteady to 10 higher than Friday's average: top 10.35; bulk good and choice 200-320 lbs . 10.10-30; 150-190 lbs., 9.50-10.16; most packing sows 9.50-75. CATTLE 13.000, calve 1,500; gen eral market active, firm to 35 higher; practically all steers and yearllnga selling 13.00 down; comparative hand ful medium weight and weighty bul locks 13.50-14.60; prime steers absent; best heifers 13.00; this class ruling 15-35 higher; cows strong to 16 high er; bulls end vealers strong; best sausage bulls 6 85: selected vealers up to 10.50: stockers and feeders con tinue dull. Sheep 13.000: fat lambs active, 35 35 higher; bulk 13.00-35. Portland Produce PORTLAND. Or... Anrll 10 ll.i BUTTER Print. A grade. 34s lb. In narchment wraDnarx ate lh n .r- ton; B grade, parchment mapper, lb., cartona 34V40 lb. BUTTERFAT (Portland delivery, buying price): A grade, delivered at icaav twice weeiciy, aovi tgsovsc lb.: B grade, 33e34c lb.: C grade at market. B GRADE CREAM FOR MARKET Price paid producer: Buttertat baala. Sfi.ac lh' milk 1K ...ml... 45.9c lb. Price paid milk board, 67c pouna. EGOS Buying price by wholesal era: Extra., ale: atandards. 18c: me dium. I7e; medium flrsta, le; u-n dergradea. 16c lown. COUNTRY MEATS Selling price to reallera: Cutter cowa. 10llc: can ner cows. Pc; bulla, 10 love lb. ot!v era unchanged. A r n I WlSKten N M LIVE POULTRY Portland delivery, buying price: Leghorn hens, over 9v lbs., 14 15c lb.; others unehinred. CHEES E Uneh an ged . Portland Wheat PORTLAND. Ore., April 19. (API Wheat advanced generally In the lo oal trade. Wheat: Open High Low Close Msy ..U U7S 1.16 U7 July 110 1.11 1.10 1.11 Sep. 1.07 1.08 1.074 1.08 Cash wheat: Big Bend blues tern, hw., 13 pet., 1.30: dark hard winter, 18 pet. 1.40; 13 pet.. 132: 11 pet . 133: soft white, western white, hard winter and western red. 1 .10. Oats No. 3 white 33.60, gray 83 60. Barley No. 3, 45-lb., bw . 40.00. Com Argentine 43.00, ml 11 run standard 81.00. Today' car receipts: Wheat. 34; barley, 1; flour. 11; oats, 3; hay, 1. Chicago Wheat CHICAOO. April 19. (AP) Wheat scored a maximum rise of 4'4 cents a bushel In Chicago late today. Wheat: Open High Low Close May .....1.33 1.34H 1324 1.334 July 1.31 nav4 1.31 1.3114 Sep 1.19 M&H 1-18 1.164 Wall St. Report NEW YORK. April 19. (AP Se lectlve strength appeared In today's stock market but the list aa a whole waa unable to work up much vigor. While there waa a sprinkling of new year'a highs, and soma rubbers, coppers, steels and specialties were on the upside throughout, an assort ment of losers st the close and sev eral new lows were in evidence. Dealings drsgged from the start Transfers were around 800.000 shares Today'a closing prlcea for S3 se lected stocks follow: Al. Chem. b Dye 339 Am. Can .-........ 105 Am. fc Fgn. Power - 10 A. T. & T . 168 Anaconda ................, 671, Atch. fe 8. F 8314 Bendlx Aviation 321, Beth. Steel flO'fc Caterpillar Tractor 91 Chrysler 6t Coml. Solv .... iai Curttss-Wrlght ...... DuPont -....... 168 Gen. Elec .... 54i Oen. Foods Oen. Motors Int. Harvest. I. T. de T 41 59'a 1063; 13i Johns-Man. - 133 Mont, ward ..... i North Amer. . .... 38 Penney (J. C.) 98 Phllllpa Pet. A71. Radio ...... . ioi EJOU. psc ... 68'i Std. Brands ... 14 oca. uii usi 4Q Std. Oil N. J. .... . 691 Trans. Amer .... 15 union uarD M 99 United Aircraft , 3B U. 8, steel 11114 Boston (UP) A cake. 4 feet long, 3' feet wide, weighing 176 pounds and bearing 300 candles, was lighted in the Dudley street Bsptlst church. Roxbury, in memory of de parted parishioners. ,..,.,.....,. . ' 7yy UNTIL TOMORROW SITE! I EfSRSSAsifflffi'-J I At Our Regular Prices I ' ' ,3Tl'hi I WEDNESDAY ONLY I I Singer Captivates In Craterian Film Doff your hats to one of the moat ; completely captivating pictures ever j to grace a local screen. At the Cra-1 terlan theater yesterday the new Oraca Moore vehicle, "When You're In Love." unfolded Itself to the un disguised pleasure of those gathered for the occasion, Grace Moore could start her career from this moment on, so admirably does she acquit herself In "When You're in Love." There la a fresh ness, a newness about the opera star that Is entrsnclng. and she haa never been in lovelier voice. Happy, too. are the selections she sings. For sheer appeal there are few numbers more exciting than "Stboney," Schu bert's "Serenade." and the "Walt Aria" from Verdi's "Romeo and Ju liet' and "On Fine Day" from "Ma dame Butterfly." Add to these two extremely good new numbers by Jerome Kern and Dorothy Fild, "Our Song" and "Whistling Boy." aa well aa "Vtssl Darte" from "La Toeca." "In the Oloamlng" and "Minnie the Moocher" and you have Miss Moore literally running the well-known musical ga mut. Serving as Miss Moore's leading man in this film, la ta 11 -dark -and-handsome Cary Grant. In the pleas ing role of a two-fisted, hard-drinking American artist in Mexico. But the surprise Is yet to come. The film treats its audience to a story that would be welcome even without music. It is a dellcloualy cock-eyed yarn cooked up by that master of screen writers. Robert Ris- kln. who penned such comedy hits as "Mr. Deeds Ooes to Town" and "It Happened One Night." "The Great Ziegf eld' Now Playing Rialto In 'The Great Zlegfeld." now play, lng at the Rialto theater until to morrow night t regular Rialto prlcea. motion TllCtllrM h. nli.lr.rf nn h. torch wher, the late Florens Zleg. ieio lain it nown and nave aucceeded In out-Zlegfeldlng the great Zlegfeld htmaelf. The Oreat Zlecfeld" haa everv. thing that & great mualcal picture should have. It haa. In the life of Zlegfeld, a moat gripping and per- reel aromatic atory. In Ita mualcal numbera, never before produced on SUCh a scale of srandenr. If h.. m.n. of the moat dazzling acenrs ever seen In- plcturee. In entertainment alone It ratea luat about looo per cent. Flrat, there are William Powell aa Zlegfeld, Myma Loy aa Blllle Burke and Lulse Ralner aa Anna Held. The atory opena In Zlegfeld', youth In the dazzling Chicago world'a fair of 1603. It progreaaea aa Zlegfeld nimseii progressed, massing fortune. But alwaya In the foreground are the apectacular Zlegfeld production, and hla amazlnsly beautiful ahowcin. "The Great Zlegfeld" will play twice uBii.y tooay ann tomorrow with moti 8hows 1:4.1-6 M.1-0 I- 1 3OC-4OT-I0C ENDS TOMORROW NITB Madcap Tun In Swingtime neea ahowa at t :4s and evening ahoi I at 7:90. AUTO STUCK IN MUD; DRIVER STUCK IN JAIL Walter D. whlaenat of 110 Port land avenue. Medford. wa, taken to the county Jail laat night by atat police and charged with being drunk on a public highway. He will be arraigned later. According to arraatlnf atat po lio, officer. Wnlsenat waa discov ered drunk In a pickup which had become stuck In the mud near the north end of First atreat In Central Point laat night. ROYAL ARCH MASONS Stated Convocation of Cra tar Lake Chapter No. 33 on Tuesday evening, April 30th at 7:30 P. M. Visitors welcome. FRED A. PtTRDIN. H. P. O. D. FRA7.EE. Bee'y. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE -Sheep gusno for better gardens. Monarch Seed Co. WANTED A handy-man. single, re sort. Boara. room ana wages. 331 West 6th, between hours 10 and 13 a. m Tuesday. FOR SALE Oentle cow. W. String er, ueaii bane. FOR RENT1 Furnlahed rooms. 131 Crater Lake Ave. FOR SALE ft acres, free soil, at city limits, ft -room moaern house, base ment. Priced right. Terms. 101 Western Ave. FOR SALE Gladioli bulbs 30o doe.; 3 ooa. 3oc; flSB per 100. Dahlia bulbs 15c each. Monarch Seed Co. WANTED TO RENT 3- ox 4-room house, by couple. Bor 540, Tribune. FOR RENT Modern 4-room furnish ed house. Phone 1645-T. NEW row boat for aale. 810 S. New town. . . . FOR SALE 13-gauge Remington au tomatic shotgun. 17.80; also. Hoh ner accordion. 20 keys, 13 ba.ie, 17.50. Roy Bowman. Jacksonville. South aide of J'vlllo high school. BOB TAIL Shepherd puppies pipples B. Royal Rogue Kennels, 3 miles South. FOR SALE Seed corn, sudan grass, millets, feterlta, our prlcea are com petitive. WANTED Experienced Ford V-8 me chanic. Oood opportunity for right ' type of man. Call Lyle Edwarda. piaycomb Motor Co., Ashland. Ore. FOR SALE No. 1 shakes 34 per thoussnd. 13.80 per square. Phone 301 -R -3. This Bank Continues Modernization Loans We take pleasure in announcing that the U. S. National Bank will continue to make Modernixa- don Loans to owner of homes and other property on the same attractive terms .- under Title One of the Federal Housing Act Details gladly sup plied on request. Risourcu Ovir 120 Million GEO. T. FRET. MaiUfW CWIOHTU HOUOHTON, Aut. MT. Medford Branch ol thp United Slates National Bank flaw OffUf. Portland, Oregon EMail IIDIll. il.tOIll intuRAAtl CORPORAIIOH eU .. Vn By Protons '" - aU&pkonePAYS1 i -v - West ron 8ALX Ouemaey cow. T. J. 1 aona, Phoenix. FOR RENT Large furnished front room, private entrance, heataea. East aide, close in. Phone 880-Y. FOR SALE Put Qermonsone in th chick's drinking water. Prevents disease. Monarch Seed Co. WANTED Waitress and hostess for retwrt, out of town. Experienced only. 331 West 5th. between hours 10 and 13 a. m., Tuesday. FOR SALE 3-horse furrower. Want ed, 1-lnch centrifugal pump. Tea, 611-J-l. FOR SALE! Two good cowa. one fresh, one springer. Two cheal work horses. Gentle pony and saddle, light two wheel stock trailer. Will trade. Jack Martin, Stewart Ave. and Thomas Rd. FOR SALE Pallmlno atalllon. wt. 122 lbs . or will trade for cows. J. E Whltlatch. 3009 Dsrrow. Klam ath Falls. Ore. Phone 834 -J. FINAL CLEAN-UP Household furni ture, rugs, dishes, kitchen utensils, etc. 98 s. Oakdale. FOR SALE Black W( 40. All alias from 1 os. to 50 lbs. Monarch Seed Co. WANTED Girl for general benss work. Phone 3D5-H. WANTED Man. first class cook, fee resort, out of town. Must be re liable and sober. Apply 331 West Ath. between houra 10 and 13 m., Tuesday. SACRIFICE SALE 120.00 Manning Bowman eleetris beater, all attachments. Ilk new, only 10.00; 935.00 lawn swing like new. only lo.0O:S476.0O Wick piano (cute bungaJow style), bench, excel. Unt condition, only 150.00; M0. 00 large circulating heater, A-l ahaps- 16.00; 1 30.00 Ice box. only 10.00; had knit blue angel crepe dress, size 14. only 10.00; man's heavy overcoat, sire 36. English chlncnlll cloth, cost SS0.00. only 10.00; to.00 Sol L Vinson 10 or. boxing gloves, like new, olny 13.00; hiking boots, stse 8. breeches size 31 waist. botfc for 300. 820 South Riverside. FOR RENT Lovely home, 633 W, 4th: 6 spacious rooms, large sleep lng porch, basement, automat to oil furnace, hardwood floors; beauti fully furnished, all new furniture. Adults only. Referenoes required; $50.00. water pnld. Phone 1473-W. as heretofore provtaeo .L lnm. enablina . or 10 anouw Hom u.tnnce. &cAo, sren- paaaaaaaa . jam 'l t . a avlVa
