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FOR WANT ADS
LOST AND FOUND
LOST 1( dog la missing, call 1S16.
LOST Gold (raternlty pin. Initials
XI Phi. Dollar reward. Jackson
Hotel.
WANTED MALE HELP
WANTED Ranch hand. Must be
good milker. Box 617. Msll Tribune.
WANTED Experienced Ford V-8 me
chanic. Good opportunity (or right
type o( man. Call Lyle Edwards.
Claycomb Motor Co., Ashland. Ore.
WANTED Single (arm hand, good
milker. Pro(. C. Engelhardt. Rt. 3.
Box 20.
WANTED FEMALE HELP
STUDENT to work In office (or short
hand instruction. Address Box 6o3.
WANTED SITUATIONS
ENTERPRISING young man "lshes
employment, weu vu .
ness fundamentals. Must have op
portunity for advancement. Refer
ences furnished. Box 485, Tribune
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
HOUSE PAINTING It INTERIOR Dec
orating. H. Coghlll. Tel. 1368-L.
WANTED TO RENT 3- or 4-room
house, by couple. Box 540. Tribune.
PHONE 969-R and have (urnlture re-
araH Thlhftlllt. ' 'I
MORRIS WILLIAMS. 113 East 11th.
Experienced painter and gardener.
WANTED Lot. State size, price, lo
cation. Box 651. Tribune.
WANTED Stock to pasture. W. R.
Holman, Eagle Point.
WANTED 8-10 head young stock
csttle: sows to larrow ay mj
or 40 gooa weancr ytB'
John
Nealon, Central Point.
Tel. 118.
JUNK Highest prices psld for brass,
radiators, copper, atorage batteries,
aluminum and other metals.
Scrap Iron, smsll or large lota
pipe and machinery, wool and cot
ton rags. Inner tubes.
Our prlcea will Interest you.
Hides. Pelts, Wool. Mohair.
Household Goods, Furniture, Stoves
bought and sold.
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
WANTED WOOL. MOHAIR We have
large order to fill. Highest prices
paid.
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
37 N. Grape St. phone 1063.
WE PAY MORE CASH
For your furniture.
HOl.BROOK & ANDREWS
6th and Front. Phone 647.
TOP PRICES paid for all kinds of
scrap Iron, steel and brass. Bring
It to
MEDFORD IRON & STEEL
1155 No. Central. Phone 40.
FOR RENT HOUfcES
FOR RENT 5-room house, 1136 west
10th St.
FOR RENT 6-room modern unfur
nished house. Inquire 417 J St.
ONE 6-room house and one 3-room
house, both furnished. Tel. 819-L.
TOR RENT 6-room furnished house.
close in. tau .oj-j.
FOR RENT 6-room modern house:
double garage. Inquire Monarch
Orocerv. 1803 W Main.
FOR RENT-APARTMENT8
FOR RENT Furnished apartment
Adults only. 344 So. Orape.
FOR RENT Vvell furnished apart.
ment on first floor 305 so. oaxaaie
APARTMENT for rent. 846 N Bartlett
FOR RENT Unfurnished 6-room
apartment. u? b pflwwwn i
BACHELOR apartment. 445 S Front
FOR RENT FURNISHED
ROOMS
rOR RENT Large furnished front
room, private entrance, heated.
East aide, close In. Phone 888-Y.
rOR RENT Furnished rooms.
Crater Lake Ave.
131
NICE, clean,
Riverside.
airy rooms, 316 So.
FURNISHED rooms for rent, 106 8
Ivy.
NICELY furn. rooms. 40i w. 6th.
ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 8. Orape
FOR EXCHANGE RZAX
ESTATE
FOR EXCHANOB
37 Acres. 30 acres In crop and irrl
gated, running stream, froeed ani
cross-fenced, substantial cottsw
fair barn and chick hou, Price
83800 000. and will trade .'or small
suburbia home, . .
TOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS
BACHELOR CABIN 445 So. Front.
FOB RENT. SALE OR TRADE Two
houses and lots. 31 Haul 8t near
Pine Cone. U. 8 Rulf.
FOR EXCHANGE
WANTED To trade used car (or mill
hellers. J, J. Oseubrugge, 133 8.
Riverside.
EXCHANOE Johnson Twin Outboard
Motor. Will exchange (or single.
Must be good. Flynn Electric, Tel.
107.
FOR SALE OR TRADE One -foot
Van Brunt drill, will trade (or
horse, cow or sheep. White Bros.,
Rogue River.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
160 ACRES, free soil, 40 acres (ree
water, creek bottom.
ALSO 40 acres, all equipped dairy
ranch, 30 cows, plenty hay and
grain, horses and machinery. Clear
of Incumbrance. Immediate pos
session. ALSO 35 acres peara, peaches, apri
cots, cherries. No crop fsllure.
Above (rost. Modern house, good
buildings.
ALSO city and suburban houses.
For quick sale list your property
with
"DAD" ROBERTS, 730 West 3nd.
FOR SALE 5 acres, free soil, at city
limits, 6-room moaera nouse, ease
ment. Priced right. Terms. 101
Western Ave.
FOR SALE fl-room modern house.
Large front porcn, dbck screen
porch, double garage. k block
from school. Price 81400; some
terms. Call at 1617 N. Riverside or
731 S. Peach.
THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
Phone I486 or 1548-R.
Aa AAA Attractive o-ruum imuu
SslfiUU m house, paved street
V WWW riftM, in. and comDletclV
furnished. Non-resident says sell
on easy terms: small down payment,
balance monthly.
ALSO
For sale or exchange, one acre with
modern 4-room house: one small
modern city home, rurnlahed. Also
large lot on paved street. These
three properties. 5200. Will trade
(or small Improved 5 acres or more
with good buildings.
FOWLER 4s tJPP
44 N. Riverside.
FOR SALE Two bouses, furnished,
close In: good Income property.
Will sell at sacrifice. For particu
lar call at 133 So. Grape St.
FOR SALE 6-room modern home.
Immediate possession. 205 Tripp.
81850. Easy terms. Jackson Coun
ty Bldgr St Loan, Phone 105. -
828 MINNESOTA AVE. Hardwood
floors, fireplace. 3 bath rooms, base
ment, oil burner. 3-car garage, large
lot with shade, shrubbery. Must oe
seen to be appreciated. Can show
by appointment only.
C. S. BUTTERFIELD, Agent.
Medford Building.
A GENUINE BAROAIN Present In
come 6140.00 per montn. saennce
for aulck sale.
300-Acre dairy ranch, first-class
dairy herd, well Improved, good
eauloment, 160 acres plow land, 90
acres alfalfa and grass. Terms to
responsible party.
40-Acre ranch, equipped and
stocked. Attractive price.
C. 8. BUTTERFIELD
Medford Building.
WE SPECIALIZE In homes.
31 No.
Grape. Room 4.
HOUSES for sale or rent. Jackson
County Bldg. 6c Loan Assn.
WHEN you think of real estate think
or brown at wnaE.
EXCHANGE your future rent receipts
for a home o( your own. uome in
and talk it over. Fred powers. Car
penter and Builder, 31 No. Grape.
Room 4.
SPORTSMEN I Have for sale 320
acres, national home for deer. Iiso
and man. One hour's drive Med
ford. Se Wllhlte Ranch, Lake
Creek. Oregon.
FOR SALE 5-room modern home
24 acres in nut trees, bumocjc
Kings Hwy. phone 699 -J -5.
YOO CAN sell your property through
my aggressive metnods. send de
scription and best price.
R. MEAD COPLEY 411 Haven 9t
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE One Cnevrolet truck, late
model, lo-wneeier. 32xJ tires; nrst
clasa condition; $550 00. One He
ll a noe t.-tiler, dual tires, $126 .ou
Stake Ixk; on both. Real bargain
Inquire B. V. Martin. Sunset Auto
Court.
FOR SALE 1026 Studebaker pickup.
cheap. Jennings Bros.' station,
6th and Fir.
GOOD-WILL USED CARS
1036 Pont lac fl Touring Sedan,
only run 14.000 mnes s7ou.uu
1036 Pont lac 8 Touring Sedan,
Kaaio, Heater sbuduu
1030 Pontlae 6 Sedan $195 00
1920 Pontine 6 Sedan. $125 00
1935 Chev. Sport Sedan. Radio.
Heater and many otner
extras. 6 wheels and fen
der wells -.-..$635.00
1930 Chevrolet Sedan -..$105OO
1929 Chevrolet Sedan $160.00
1928 Chevrolet Sedan .-..8 96.00
1935 Ford Coupe. Radio.-.$485.00
1935 Hupmoblle Sedan $45.C0
SKINNERS GARAGE
Bui ek -Pontlae. S. P-lverside.
1930 CHEVROLET Snd truck. Will
take cattle as part payment. In
quire 128 Oo. Riverside or E
Bchleael, Talent.
C. . OATES ACTO CO.
R. & O. USED CARS
36 Willys Sedan $465
39 Dodne Sedan - 185
28 Packard Convertible Coupe....- 275
'35 Ford Touring Sedan- . 545
30 Ford Coupe 175
C E. OATJS AUTO CO.
Used Car Department.
6th and Bartlett.
LATE MODEL. HIOH GRADE
USED CARS
30-Day Written Guarantee.
Lowest Prices In Medford.
1936 Dodge Deluxe sedan. like new
1936 Plymouth Deluxe sedan, run
9 000 miles.
1934 Plymouth Deluxe sedan.
1934 Plymouth Deluxe coupe
1935 Ponttso Deluxe sedan.
10; Bulck Deluxe sedan, new tire
Also 25 other high grade used cart
to choose from coupes, sedans
and roadsters.
LANOE MOTOR CAR CO..
Chrysler At Plymouth Dealers.
38 North Rlvwlrie Tel. 18
FOB SALE- LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE Guernsey cow. T. J. Par-
sons, Fbot&ix. . .
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE Two good Guernsey
cows. A. O. Mtttelateadt. Eagle
Point.
FOR SALE Pallmlno stallion, wt.
1235 lbs , or will trade (or cows. J.
X whitlstch. 3009 Darrow. Klam
ath Falls, Ore. Phone 834-J.
FOR SALE Two good cows, one fresn.
one springer; 3 cheap work horses
Gentle pony and saddle, light two
wheel stock trailer. Will trade
Jack Martin, Stewart Ave. and
Thomas Rd.
FOR SALE Gentle cow. W. String
er. Beall Lane.
SOW with 10 pigs, also milk cows.
A. L. Daugherty, mllea north
on Crater Lake Hwy., old Campbell
place.
FOR SALE POULTRY
AND EGOS
HANSEN AND HOLLYWOOD cnlck.
8c. Pullets. 30c. Cockerels. 3c
Rocks. Reds and New Hampshire!.
10c. Highest Quality. Catalogue
aent free. Jenks Hstchery, Tangent,
Oregon.
FOR SALE R. I. R. chlcka and set
ting egga. Heavy laying atraln B. W.
D. test. Priced right. Well-rotted
barnyard fertilizer, cheap. Phone
4-F-4. Ml. Stout.
NEW HAMPSHIRE hatching eggs, B.
W. D. tested. Mrs. Mcbeoa. cent, fx
APRIL POULTS (or sale. 35o each.
M. Bradshaw, Brownsooro.
BRONZE turkey hatching egga. 3 R.
I. ' R. roosters. Inquire pernoll's
Store. Applegate.
FOR SALE DOGS PET8
BOB-TAIL Shepherd puppies, (5.
Royal .togue Kennels, 3 miles soutn.
FOR SALE Puppies. Phone 132-L.
FOR SALE Fox terrier puppies. Old
N. Pacific Hwy. and Midway roan.
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Used opera chairs, A-l
condition. Box 537. Tribune.
FOR SALE Electrolux cleaner, good
condition, 35. inquire is. 3 w.
Main.
SACRIFICE $200 allver fox fur for
$60. 307 West Main, call alter
noons. FOR SALE No. 1 shakes $24 por
thousand, $2.80 per square. Phone
301-R-2.
SACRIFICE SALE
$20.00 Manning Bowman electric
beater, all attachments, like new,
only $10.00; $25.00 lawn swing like
new. only $10.00;$475.00 Wick piano
(cute bungalow style), bench, excel
lent condition, only $150.00; $60 00
large circulating neater, a-i snaps.
$15.00; $20.00 Ice box, only $10.00;
had knit bine angel crepe dress,
size 14. onlv $10.00: man's heavy
overcoat, size 38. English chinchilla
cloth, cost $50.00, only $10.00; $5.00
Sol Le Vinson 10 oz. boxing gloves.
. like new. oiny r-i.uu; nucing doom
size 8. breeches size 31 waist, both
for $3.00. 820 south Riverside.
FOR SALE Seed corn, sudan grass,
millets, fftterlta. our prices are com
petltve. Monarch Seed Co.
FOR SALE Black Leaf 40. All sites
from 1 oz. to oo ids. Monarcn beea
FINAL CLEAN-UP Household furni
ture, rugs, dishes, kitchen utensils
etc. 095 S. Oakdale.
FOR SALE 2-horse furrower. Want
ed, l-inch centrifugal pump. Tel.
611-J-l.
FOR SALE Put Germonzone In the
chick's drinking water. Prevents
disease. Monarch Seed Co.
FOR SALE 12-gauge Remington au
tomatic shotgun, $17.50; also, Hoh
ner accordion. 25 keys, 12 base.
$17.60, Roy Bowman, Jacksonville.
South side of J 'vlile high school.
NEW row boat for sale. ;
town.
S. New-
FOR SALE Gladioli bulbs 20c doz.;
2 doz. 35c; $1.35 per 100. Dahlia
bulbs 15c each. Monarch Seed Co.
FOR SALE! Sheep guano for better
gardens. Monarch Seed Co.
FOR SALE Men's hats.
Unique Cleaners.
Hat Dept..
FOR your vegetable and flower plints
try the small greenhouse 1 mile
north, old Pacific Hwy.
LARGE commercial sire 4-door G. E.
refrigerator, less, than half price
Allen Hotel.
FOR SALE Walnut dining-room
suite, like new. 1130 west lotn at
FOR SALE Stock, hay and
salt. 132 so. Riverside.
FOR SALE Tent, washing machine,
neating stove, some irun ana jars,
some furniture. 1822 No. Riverside.
FOR SALE
Electric- brooder, 635
Mary St.
FOR SALE Stock trailer. Flamo
Woods brooder. W. R. Holman.
Eagle Point.
FOR CHARIS Foundation Garments
phone Essa M. James, 1873-X.
TIRES. 450x21. $4 45. All sizes ac
cordingly. PISTON RINGS, perfect
circle. 85 combination complete set
for Ford V-8 $2 08
WILSON MOTOR PARTS
27 south Riverside.
OLA S3 Piste, window and shatter
proof auto glass, mirrors and rt
silvering Medford Glass Co. Tel
446. 36 So Bartlett.
FOR SALE Two oil burners for
furnaces. Inquire Msll Tribute
office.
RIVER LOAM $200 pef la-
mans, pnone i&3-t.
BUSINESS CHANCES
SACRIFICE SMALL RESTAURANT.
account or sickness. Doing excel
lent business. Two can handle
Priced at Invoice. Write Box 699,
Tribune.
MISCELLANEOUS
APOLLO PIANO STUDIO Classical
end modern. 131 8- Orape.
BITTER re-bore Job at a saving
PT..S Onrntf.. 601 N Central.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Ripert Window Cleaners.
LFT GEORGE DO IT Tel. 1173
I House cleaning Iloor wailnK. ori
ant! rug cleaning and upbolsterlag.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
JACKSON COVSTV
ABSTRACT CO.
TITLE INSURANCE
ABSTRACTS
ESCROW
The fashion Shop.
THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking
and Remodeling. Buttona and
Buckles covered. 308 U. S. National
Bsnk Building. Tel. 1181.
Money to Lend
MONEY
LOANED ON AITOS. LIVESTOCK
Fl'BMTl'KE. ENDORSED
NOTES. ETC.
We want to supply your money needs
without red tape or delay.
SEE W. E. THOMAS
MGR. ORE. AND WASH. MTG. CO .
MEDFORD S OLDEST AND LARGEST
PERSONAL FINANCE CO.
45 So. Central, Ground' Floor
Craterlan Theater Bldg.
Lie. No. S-157-M-180. Phone 138.
Transfer.
DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Local and Long Distance Furniture
Moving. Bonded carriers. Fireproof
storage. Expert crstlng, packing
and shipping service. "Davis for
Service." Phone 644.
EADS TRANSFER STORAGE CO.
Office 26 So. Fir. Phone 316. Prices
right. Services guaranteed.
SAMSON Transfer and Storage Fur
niture Moving and expert furniture
packing service. Fireproof storage
new low rates.
F. E. SAMSON CO, Phone 883
STUART'S TRUCKING SERVICE
Telephone 1033 or 333. Ill No. Fir
St. Local and long distance. Fuel
oils, any kind. Green stamps ln-
siae oi s-mue limit.
LEGAL NOTICES
Call for Bids.
Bids for contract to furnish Jack
son v ill School District No. 1 with 70
cords of wood, will be received up to
tne oi n aay oi May, iuby. wood to
be delivered at school building by
August 10. 1937.
1. 70 cords split to 7 Inches In 4-
foot lengths. Description: First
growth body fir wood.
Alternate: 70 coros or nr slabs in
4-foot lengths. Description: Not less
than 2x4 wood.
With privilege of Increasing either
kind 20 cords at same price. Quote
slabs stacked and dumped.
Tne scnooi board reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
Dated April 20. 1037.
STELLA W. BEACH.
School Clerk of District No. 1,
Jacksonville, Oregon.
Notice.
In the Circuit Court of the tSate of
Oregon, for Jackson County.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
B. Clark, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned, as executrix of the above
named estate, has filed her final
report and account; that May 37,
1037, at 10 o'clock a. m. at the court
house in the City of Medford In said
county has been fixed by the above
named court as the time and place
for hearing objections to said final
account, and for the examination and
allowance thereof.
Dated: April 20, 1937.
ANNA CORA BARTLETT.
Executrix.
Weather.
Northern California: Fair tonight
and Wednesday, except cloudy on ex
treme north coast tonight; little
change In temperature; moderate
northwest wind off coast.
Oregon: Cloudy tonight and Wed
nesday, with showers in west and
north portions tonight; little change
la temperature; fresh to strong
southerly wind off coast, decreasing
and becoming northwest tonight.
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REPORT SKETCHES
CHAMBER ACTIVITY
DURINGMST YEAR
President Arnspiger Gives
Summary of Work Under
Grouping of Committees
Outside Aid Is Noted
Directors of the Jackson County
Chamber of Commerce had in their
posseasion today the annual sum
mary report of the president, Olen
Arnspiger. The report reviews briefly
the work ot the chamber In the past
year, Mr. Arnspiger summarising the
activities under committee group
ings. The president emphasized that the
report could only skim over the
highlights of the year's program and
indicated that detailed committee re
ports would be available later.
"Office detail work and the thou
sands of Inquiries which we received
and answered and other matters of
that nature are not Included In the
report," Mr. Arnspiger said.
Help Appreciated.
For this assistance in various
chamber activities Mr. Arnspiger ex
pressed thanks to County Judge Earl
B. Day, Karl L. janouch, supervisor
of the Rogue river national forest,
David H. Canfleld, superintendent of
Crater lake national park. Mayor
George W. Porter and the city coun
cil. To Fred Heath, Jr., former coun
cilman, Mr. Arnspiger expressed ap
preciation for his help in advancing
the chamber's aviation program.
"Many other city and county of
ficials have given valuable assist
ance which has made It possible for
us to carry out our program," Mr.
Arnspiger states. His report follows:
Legislative committee Met every
week when the state legislature waa
In session. Every bill waa read and
the committee passed on and recom
mended to the board of directors
either for or against, 07 bills.
Freight Rates Hatched.
Transportation committee Kept
closely In touch with freight rates
and other matters of transportation
at all times. The manager of the
chamber of commerce was elected
chairman of the Oregon Transports
tlon league, which was organized at
the request of Gov. Charles H. Mar
tin.
Aviation an: Military Affairs com
mittee Cooperated with United Air
Lines In all matters pertaining to
airmail and commercial aviation, co
operated vlth visiting army and navy
groups. Submitted application for
mooring mast for the Macon, but
die to the destruction of the Macon
this program was abandoned. Sub
mitted a brief designed to bring an
army alrbase here. Assisted the na
tional guard In building up Its
strength. Sponsored a meeting of
the state aeronautic board, Co-ope
rated with Columbia Pictures. Inc.,
when a film was nade at the Med
ford airport. Held a meeting with
two army officers resulting in Med
ford being given a United States
army radio homing station. Assisted
in the formation of the Medford
chapter of the National Aeronautic
association. Assisted In obtaining an
air show In Medford this summer,
Attended meetings of the Northwest
Aviation Planning council, coope
rated closely with the city adminis
tration and WPA officials which re
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sulated la considerable funds being
allotted to the Medford airport.
Oct i Game Increases.
Pish and Osme committee Co
operated with state (Uh and f-n
b ard. Arranged for pheasant and
trout to be planted In Jackson
county, requested the state gam
commission to stock baas In certain
streams in th county. Mad a ur-!
vey of the ecreen situation. Held one
c two meeting regarding boat fiab
tng on the Rogue which resulted In
a s-epreaentaUv of the sti te gam
mmisslon coming to Medford to
Investigate the situation. Instituted
fly casting and sportsmanship classes
In the high school.
Retail Trad committ Conduct
ed Christ ma opening, spring open
ing, dollar day sale event, straw
hat day. Other retail trad activities
were conducted.
Intercity Visitation committee
Obtained a l&rfe Jackson county rep
resentation at the Yreka Oold Rush,
the annual meeting of the Shasta-
Caacad Wonderland association c
Klamath Fa Us, Gold Hill fair and
the Talent pear and tomato show.
This committee also supplied many
speaker for meeting held at com
munity groups, grange. Or ant pas.
Csve City and other southern Oregon
place.
Sponsors Forums.
Forums The forum luncheon and
dinner held during the year In
cluded the following: Portland busi
ness men's group; Dr. Henry J. Berk
owltz; state planning board; I. B.
MacNaughton, president First na
tional bank of Portland; Dr. Ray
mond R. Staub, chairman stat aero
nautics board: George L. Baker,
manager Columbia Empire Industries,
Inc.
Convention commltt Oav as
sistance to 14 convention held In
1036 and obtained th following for
1937: State Lion club; Oregon Fir
Chiefs' association: United Spanish
Was Veterans; Royal Neighbor ol
America: state officers of th D.A.V.;
State Horticultural society; Oregon
Baptist; district convention of the
F. O. E.
Industrial committee Investigated
a number of prospective plant. Its
work was mostly confined to fact
finding.
Aid to Growers.
Agricultural committee Kncour
aged the greater planting of onion.
Conducted secretaryship of th Fruit
Grower league, frost protection
fund and irrigation fund. Worked
with the various grower groups in
order to assist In marketing. Co
operated closely with the Oregon
state milk control board. Conducted
turkey campaign. Assisted in the
canned pear campaign. Investigated
the possibility of a poultry and rab.
bit show. Organized an lnter-state
relations committee designed to pro
tect grower against the importation
of Inferior product. This committee
held several meeting and did con
siderable work and although the de
sired result have not yet been ob
tained. It will continue It effort
this year.
Entertainment committee This
committee entertained many dlgna-
tar lea who came to Jackson county,
including civil, military and naval.
Roads and Highway committee
Instituted a five-year oiling plan for
county roads which waa adopted by
the county court. Suggested definite:
recommendations to the county court;
regarding the deterioration of county j
roads. Prosecuted Its effort on the
Siskiyou project and the Uttle Butte
creek road. After three years of ef
fort thla committee wa able to save
the cutting of timber on th Crater
Lake highway.
County Publicised.
Publlclay committee Published
ten thousand pamphlet. Conducted
broadcast every day from th cham
ber of commerce office. Maintained
a sign board at Weed. In addition to
this, articles and picture were sent
to hundreds of magazines and news
papers during the year.
Tourist committee Conducted
meeting of all southern Oregon com
munities and as a result Ideas and
suggestions were obtained which will
be used as the basis of a future
tourist program. Organized a county
council for the Shaata -Cascade Won.
derland association.
General Activity Cited.
Civic and Oeneral Work Cooperat
ed closely with the civilian conser
vation corps and the blister rust con
trol. Organlxed a Junior activities
committee to work with the school
author I tie. Conducted a program In
connection with national fire pre
vention week. Assisted In the reor
ganizing of the Crater club. Conduct
ed continuous "Let Quit Killing"
campaign, and cooperated with John
Man v tile and Montgomery Ward in
their safety school, conducted her.
Carried out a "trade at home" pro
gram. Instituted an American lea tlon
program and donated flags to schools
who showed the beat registration of
parents for the various elections. As
sisted th Southern Oregon Art asso
ciation In It program and exhibit
Cooperated with the Central Point
"beautifies tlon contest." Conducted
secretaryship of the Jackson odUnty
planning commission. Assisted in or
ganizing a mineral and gem society.
Attended hearing at Port Orford re
gardlng th harbor there and I .CO,
hearings at Grants Pass and San
Francisco. Supported th wooden box
campaign, pear blossom week. Lady
Lions, Christmas toy campaign and
the Rogue Snowmen. Cooperated with
th federal housing administration
Conducted a flood control hearing
for United States army engineer. As
sisted In the Red Cross campaign
and the Bandon relief campaign. Ap
pointed & federal committee which Is
working on various rederat projects
at the present time. Worked closely
with the WPA authorities.
Costs Of Building
Increase In Year
WASHINGTON, April 30. (P)
Federal housing off lets Is said todsy
the cost of building a stsndard type
of 1000 to 86000 home hss increased
as much as 81300 in some cities dur
ing the last year.
The survey emphasized their anx
iety that rising costs may hamper
1037 home construction, which they
expected to double last year's.
Milwaukee topped the list of sur
veyed cities with a Jump In the cost
ot the standard, six-room house, from
89386 to 88701 In the Tear.
Meteorological Report
April 1A, 197.
forecasts.
Medford and Ttclnltjr: Cloudy to
night and Wednesday, with showers
tonight; llttla change In temperature.
Oregon: Cloudy tonight and Wed
nesday In west and north portions
tonight; Uttle change In temperature.
fresh to atrong southerly winds off
coast, decreasing and becoming north
westerly tonight.
Local Data
Temperature a year ago today;
Highest, 76: lowest, 43.
Total monthly precipitation. 3:11
Inches. Excess for the month. I SO
Inches.
Tout precipitation ainoe September
1, 1S3S, U.7 Inches. Deficiency for
the season. 3 S Inches.
Reletlve humidity at S p. m. yes-
terdsy. 28 percent: 5 a. m. today, 90
percent.
Sunrise tomorrow, 5:31 a. m.
Suneat tomorrow, 6:fiS p. m.
Observations Taken at 5 a. m.,
Its Meridian Time.
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CITY
Boise K 11 - Cloudy
Boston 0 80 - Clear
Chicago 7 46 ..- P.Oldy
Denver 73 38 T. Clear
Bureka 4 48 . Cloudy
Helena 8 0 Cloudy
Loa Angeles 73 58 Clear
MEDFORD 70 40 Clear
New York 70 S3 . Clear
Omaha 74 60 30 Clear
Phoenix 84 46 .... Clear
Portland 66 58 Cloudy
Reno 66 30 Clear
Roaeburg 64 40 . Clear
Salt bane 63 36 Clear
San Francisco .... 88 83 ' . Clear
Seattle 60 46 . Cloudy
Spokane 64 43 Cloudy
Washington, D.O. 74 48 Clear
Yakima - 60 38 Cloudy
Howard District
HOWARD. April 30. (Spl.) Mr.
and Mrs. Ohas. Owen ana son, iecn,
have moved to their new place whloh
thev purchased recently on Orchard
Home drive In the Griffin Creek dis
trict.
Irwin Dot la enloylng a two-
weeks' vnoatlon from the bank.
friends and neighbors extend their
sympathy to Mr. and Mra. Btalswortn
In the loss of their baby son, Bobby,
who waa born and passed away April
16. Mra. Staleworth la doing aa well
aa can be expected.
Nineteen ladles attended the parent
education meeting held at Mra. Earl
Peyton's home April 16. The subject
was "Influenoe of Recreation and
Leisure Time on Personality" and
lively discission wsa enjoyed by all
A handkerchief shower waa given
Anna May Swing, who la leaving for
San Diego.
The Hurricane Accommodatora met
April 16 at the school bouse. The
president sd vice-president were not
there so Mrs. Bater called tne meeting
to order and discussed the care and
laundering of silk hose. The treas
urer reported. Those present were
Erma McCay, Bertha Cardln, Betty
Hardy, Mary Crocket, Elolse Peyton
and Juanlta McOonsgle.
Joan Crawford celebrated her Btb
birthday April 18 by serving delicious
llttla cup oakea to each member of
the first and second grades.
Extension unit will meet at Mrs.
Prank Croucher'a Tuesday at 10 a, m
Bring a quart Jar with a lid on It.
a pound coffee can and lid. and two
yards of cheese cloth. If you haven'
received a oard, bring one of the fol
lowing: ginger bread, cabbage salad
macaroni and meat or cheeae or but.
tered carrot. Everyone bring table
service.
Cure Found For
Athlete's Foot
ST. MARY'S COLLEGE, Calif.. Apr.
20. (AP) The long-sought cure for
athlete's foot, poison oak and kind
red disease, apparently waa In the
handa of Dean Btephen J. Tomer of
St. Mary's school of science frjday.
Dean Tomer said five years' expert
ment with allenum compounds have
produced a remedy that cured tach
of fifteen cases to date, but that
"more testa would have to be made.
Ha said ha and Dr. Justin Rogers,
research chemist who aided In the
experiments, would make th formu
la public wheh It effectiveness was
certain.
Mother and Eight
Killed By Blast
MOSKEOON, WIS., April 30. (Jf)
A farm mother and eight of her ten
children perished when eiploalvea
used for blasting demolished their
two-story tram home last night.
Th dead: Mrs. Mary Waazak, 46;
John. Jr., 30; Lottie, It: Louise, IS:
Eleanor, 16; Helen, 13; Frank, 9; Jos
eph, 7 and Raymond, 3.
John Wasxek, the father, told a
hysterical atory of seeing th nous
raise off th ground and collapse as
he stepped out of th barn wher h
had been "doing th chores."
H enrich Signs With
New York Yankees
NEW YORK, April 30. (AP)
Tommy Henrlch, th (oung outfielder
who won hi, freedom from baseball
"slavery," may get chance to fill
In for last year', rookie sensation, Jo
Dlmagglo, when th season get un
der way tomorrow.
Th New York Yankee announced
yesterday they had signed Henri oh.
who hsd offend his services to the
highest bidder after Baseball Com
missioner K. M. Landls had declared
him i free agent. Financial and
other details were not revealed.
phone M3 we'll haul away tour
refuse. City Sanitary aerrloa.
I TRAILER TOURISTS
TO Fl WELCOME
N ROGUE FOREST
arking Space Provided at
Campgrounds Public Is
Invited to Use Recrea
tional. Outdoor Facilities
When the expected trallsr-houae
tourist horde starts rolling' along the
highways thla summer, the Rogue
river national forest will hare a wel
come sign at many of Its camp
grounds. Always abreast of the times, fores
executives have taken cognizance of
the growing popularity of trailer
house travel and have provided spe
cs! parking accommodations for the
covered wagons of the 30th century
at IS campgrounds. Other forest
camps are being Improved to provide
for them also.
80 the tourists who travel around
the country leisurely In their com
modious trailer-houses will find all
the outdoor recreational facilities
open to them, with fish. lad en
streams, enticing forest trails and
gorgeous scenery to Induce them to
tarry awhile In southern Oregon.
Conservation Is Aim
While the forests are being devel
oped Into healthful recreational cen
ters for the free use of the public.
the building of campground areas la
only an Incident In the broad pro
gram of conservation, executives point
out. That program Includes conserva
tion of timber, prevention of fires.
floods and soil eroson, eradication
of plant blight and disease, protec
tion of wildlife and watersheds and
the building up of grazing lands. It .
has been found, however, that con
servation can best be served by prop
er use of the forest areas. Hence at
tractive campgrounds are constructed
and the public Is Invited to vjie them.
Forest executvea have been scan
ning Indices which Indicate that tour
ist travel this year will establish new
high records. A new record was set last
year when 71,000,000 persons visited
the national forests and out of that
number 34,000,000 made use of the
healthful recreational facilities pro
vided for them.
89,000 Use Camps
Tabulations show that last year
137,000 persons passed through the
Rogue river national forest, 83,000 ot
whom tarried one day or more at the
forest camps.
Campgrounds equipped for the ac
commodation of trailer-houses may
be found at Annie Oreek, Aspen
Point, Beaver Sulphur, Soda Spring,
Farewell Bend, Pish Like, Hamakar,
Huckleberry McKee Bridge, Mulr
Creek, Natural Bridge, North Butte,
South Butte, South Fork, Sprues.
Union Greek, Willow creek and Wran
gle Oap.
Other Campgrounds
Additional Improved camp grounds
are maintained at Abbot Prairie, Al
kali, Bear, Beaver Dam, Big Bear.
Buck Lake, Bunch Onus, Car berry.
Cherry Creek, Cow, Crane Creek. Cra
ter Creek, Foster Creek, Olnko, Grass
Lake, Gypay Spring, Hole In around.
Huckleberry Oap, Imnaha, Jack
Spring, Lake Hartette, Log Pile, Long
Prairie, National Creek, Nlcholls,
Odessa, Parker Meadows, Rainbow,
Rogue Head, Seven-Mile, Snow Shoe,
Star Oulch, Sunday, Trail Camp, Un
ion Creek ski run (for winter sports),
Upper South Fork, Wsgon, Wickiup
Spring, Woodruff Creek, Woodruff
Meadow, Yale Creek, Cook-Green ta
Hut ton.
The osmpgrounds range In devel
opment up to those having complete
facilities for the accommodation of
large parties of picnickers, Including
stoves, tables, community kitchens,
shelters and even pUgrounds for
children. All the camps have sanitary
facilities and provisions are usually
found for swimming and diving
whenever the camp Is situat
ed on a stream or lake where It Is
safe to Indulge In these sports.
GERMANY IS WILLING
TO JOIN IN PARLEY
BERLIN. April 30. (?) Adolf
Hitler told a noted British laborlt
today amid th start of relch-wld
celebration for his 48th blrtdsy that
Oermany would b "very willing" to
attend th International continues
for "economic co-operation and mu
tual understanding" If President
Roosevelt or soma other major states
man called It.
Hitler's statement was mad knows
after he had conferred for more than
two hour with Oaorge Lansbury, vis
iting laborlt member of the nous
of common.
WINDOW OLAS8 We aell window
glass and wlU replace you, Brora
window reasonably. Trowbrldf Cab
inet Works.
HOME
LOANS
It win pay yon to consort as
If yon with to ma k a long
term loan to boy, build or
modernist your horn. No ob
ligation. Medford Federal
Savings and Loan
Ass'n.
lit l Mala St Prion Its