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Newspaper Page TextM"EDF(VRD MAIL TRIBUTE. MEDFORD. OREGON". TVEDXESDAY. .TTNE 16. 1937. PAGE NTNB Read every d o nle P You will probably find ex actly the thing! you Ban been looking (or or a aale or trade for unused article you ma; nave Search your attic or store-room you may find many things othere are eeek ing and be able to realize Immediate oaeb If what you want Ml there. advertise for It Tribune Classilted ade are inexpensive etfectlvel RATES rer word, first Insertion . (Minimum 23c) Bach additional Insertion, per word (Minimum 10c) per line per ttiontn without copy change l,2s Phone 75 FOR WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND PLEASE RETURN the 3 wheelbarrows you rented from Cass Auto Wreck ing, without further notice, FOUND Key container. Call Tribune office, pay for adv. TRAYED from peed Indian country 4' rev norse, wngi. - Ly -."J:: - ..I?., halter on. Tel. i.Vto-Y. Write L. C WrV.nwtte. Reward. 2- "S! " . V.7i;h sii T.naT tdog 1 missing, call 1516. W ANT JiD MALE HELP A WATER TREATMENT manufac turer of over 75 years" f,ndih,l(5 thru the expansion of lk-taff f sales engineers, a vacancy for a competent salesman with engineer ing experience to sell and. service wer plants on lJ c?m1 iTon basis. nly d"?11" '"ean applications considered. Box 3073. Tribune. WANTED Single farm hand, good mlSr No boys. Prof. Engelhardt. t. 3. WANTED First class car washer. MSthTve at least 3 years' exper ience. Lange Motor Car Co, 38 ft. Riverside. WANTED SITUATIONS GIRL wants housework; experienced 1017 West mm. CAPABLE housekeeper wants work. Phone 726-J. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS t ATtT w PARTY wants to rent h near Cintral Point. Box 3916. Ttlbune. WANTED TO BtJi-Ueed silo. John Long. Eagle Point. WANTED Dead and worthless ani mals. Phone 681-R. . WE PAY MORE CASH . For your furniture gtn ndfTont.Pyne 647. WANTED WOOLMOHAIR-W have CSgVder to fill. Highest prices P MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N. Grape St. Phone 1062. WANTED TO RENT - Unfurnished modern 8 or 4-room house. P. o. Box 693. Medford. OTJNK-Hlghest prices paid for brass, radiators, copper, storage batteries aluminum and other metal. Scrap iron, small or large lou pipe and machinery, wool and cot ton rags, inner tubes. Our prices will Interest you. Hid. Pelts. Wool. Mohair. Household Goods. Furniture. Stoves bo.HIhnUDdn Bargain house. ,. FOR RENT HOUSES foTENT 5-room furnished house, modern. - MODERN suburban home for rent, furnished. References required. In quire 109 E. 8tb St, FOR RENT Furnished house; 3 bed-r-' Tel. 1322-W. FOR RENT APA6 I'M KNTS FOR RENT-Furnlshed 3-room apart ments, with garage; West 10th. FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms, students prefixed. 22 Almond at. TWO furnished apartments 806 West Msln. rOR RENT Furnished apt. Shower. n.t unt and cold water furnished. Mall Tribune Bldg. Ap ply Tribune business mnw. FOR RENT Apartment. 334 pplf nuumnm aDartment. uuren Court 329 N Holly. Call I at Apt 7 FOR RENT Apartment. Hotel Grand FOR RENT Furnishes aptrtment 329 N- Ivy- FURNISHED APT3 217 W. 2nd. G BAUER APTS . 6th and Oatdaie A f ARTMEN1 tot rent 343 N Bart'.ctt FOB RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FURNISHED room, close In. private entrance. 120 S. Laurel. Tel. 934-L. NICE FRONT Sleeping room In nest. rined home: home prlvilegea 333 King St. ROOM Uj block from P- O.. 408 West 6tb. ATTBATTVE rooms. 404 S flrsfx FOR SALE D00S PET3 FOR SALE Tnombred Llewellrn Setter pupplea. b them at Mon arch Seed Co FOR SALE Purebred poM pupp'.es PBona 4S8-Y or Bt. 2, BOX FOR RENT BOARD-ROOM BOARD AND ROOM Neat, attract!? rooms and good family meals. 710 E. Main. TWO VACANCIES Room and board. Mrs. Waterman, 17 So. Newtown. Phone 1470-Y. BOARD AND ROOM 716 E Main FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR BAX.E Nice, large bouse: hard wood floors, 4 bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen, 3 porches, bath, large lot. 75x325: shade trees. Price $3500. 1350 down. Another house, dose In. on pavement, a bedrooms. Isrge lot: la good condition, essso, 1339 down. H. a. WILSON, 7 Chestnut. Phone 1564. TO CLOSE ESTATE 79 acres. Crater Lake Hwy. 40 miles from Medford: commodious log cabin, suitable restaurant, dancing or private lodge: service station; spring, wood. See Rawles Moore, Cooley Bldg.. Medford. FOR SALE 3 lota, s-room modern house, furnished. Phone 459-x. FOR SALE STOCK RANCH 360 Acres, 6 -room modern home, 3 large barns, free water; running water through place, fine outside range, on gaveled road; mall and school bus Una. Only 67,500, In cluding 40 head of cattle, horses, crops and farm machinery. ALSO Have some very attractive buya In residence property and email acre age. L. a. PICKELL. 16 South Bartlett. FOR SALE 47 acres rich free soil. free irrigation, Ideal for truck farm ing or dairying 30 A. oats, 10 A. barley. 3 A. alfalfa, 6 A. pears, 6 A. pasture, 7 -room, modern plaster ed bouse, pressure water aystera, electricity. Rural delivery, cream route, telephone, mile from Pacific highway, good road, mile to school, 3 miles to high school, large barn, chicken house and garage. Priced for quick sale. Crop and farm Im plements Included. S9.000.00. Part terms at 4. Mile north, mile west of Central Point of Scenlo Avenue Road, ALSO 6-room modern house, close In Medford: hardwood floors, garage, good shade. A bargain at 3800.00. O. A. Edwards, phone 141, Central point. FOR SALE OR TRADE 30 scree. $3,000. crops now In. Property lo cated on Pacific highway between Talent and phoenix. For Particulars, call R. Edwards, Southern Oregon Brewery. FOR SALE Several houses, furnish ed and unfurnished. D. T. Lawton 321 Apple St. FOR SALE 1300 acres cattle and eheep ranch, 16 miles from Med ford. 30 miles wire fencing. 8-room house, cost 63.000; barn and out buildings; 80 acres alfalfa at 611 per acre. Also 480 scree timber land, 16 miles from Ashland. 3 miles from Dead Indian road; esti mated 3 million ft. pine timber Also 100 acres. 4 miles from Med ford, near Jacksonville. F. E. Bybea. Medford, Ore. WHEN you think of real estate, think OX BKOWN OS WHIIS. FOR SALE By retiring owner furn- isnea apartment nouse. oesi 01 lo cation, terms. If Intereated call 887-L. HOUSES for sale or rent. Jackson County Bldg. & Loan Assn. FOR SALE Well paying, fully equip ped dairy ranch. Near town. No trades considered. K. FH Mall Tribune. THE J. W. BYBEE term north of Jacksonville on the old stage road la for aale in . one tract or email subdivisions thereof. Inquire of Prank E Bybea Star Route Box 132 Medford. Oregon. FFDERAL LAND BANK FARMS Convenient terms. Call Warren Pat terson. 301 Liberty Bldg.. or o. A Barnes. 167 East 8th St.. Eugene WE SPECIALIZE In homes. 81 Chest nut Room 4, FOR SALE- LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Brood sows. Francla Russell, 3 miles west Table Rock atore. FOR SALE 7-year-old horse: work single or double: gentle; broke to ride; 1100 lbs. Chas. Oswald, Eagle Point, Climax Rt Antelope. FOR SALE 136 sheep. Will take good car for part payment. T. M. Trusty. Trail, Ore. FOR SALE Milk Durham bull, 3 yrs. old, $65. Rsiiroad frontage lot. eox 130. close In, $600. J. J. Spltzer. Crater Lake highway. 10 miles out. FOR SALE POULTRY AND EGOS FOR SALE Red started pullets and eockerels. Inquire Jackson County Feed Co. FOR SALE Pure Hanson Leghorn hens. 60c esch. W. M. Tetherow. Central Point. Phone 311. BRONZE turkey hatching eggs. 3 R I R. roosters. Inquire Pernoll's Store. Applegat. MILK-FED FRYERS Csrley, 814-W FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES SPECIAL BAROAINS IN OOOD USED CARS 80-DAY WRITTEN GUARANTEE 1937 Chevrolet Master Coupe. 1936 Chevrolet Master Coupe. 1933 Dodge DeLuxe Sedsn with trunk. 1937 WUlvs Sedan. 1935 Chrysler 6 Alrstream DeLuxe Coupe. 1935 Plymouth DeLuxe 3-door Sedan. 1935 Plymouth DeLuxe 4-door Sedan. 1935 Pontlac DeLuxe eeoan. 1935 Chrysler Alrstream 8 Sedan. 1934 Ford V-8 Con. Coupe, 1934 Chevrolet Master Coupe, like new. 1933 Bulck DeLuxe Sedan. 1933 Ford model B 4-cyllnder Coupe 1933 Pivmouth DeLuxe Sedan. Alto 36 other earlier models to choose from at very low prices. LANOE MOTOR CAR CO. 25 So Riverside. Chrysler and Plymouth Dealers. C. I. GATES AUTO CO. R & O. USED CARS 0 Dodge Sedan ,11 30 Essex Coupe . '29 Oraham S'dan ,. .M7S 150 1S 185 146 '30 Oakland Sedan 39 Bulck Coupe C E DATES AUTO CO. L'wd Csr Department 6th and BarVelt. ; FOR SALE 29 Durant sedan. a7 1 uttiw. e.n n.'". FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES 34 CHRYSLER Win. small mileage: cannot be told from new; Blue Seal guarantee. Only 6563 on low, easy terms. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge end Plymouth. POR SALE 1037 Chrysler Royal touring sedan: low mileage. New car guarantee. LANGE MOTOR CAR CO. 36 N. Riverside. Chrysler and Plymouth Dealers. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS SMALL RANGE, coal or wood, used only 4 months. Bargain. Midway 4-Corners Servloe Station. BUZZSAW on 4-wheeled trailer, with 4 aawa, splitting guns, powder, fuses, mauls, axes, crosscut saws, electric gumming machine and (trlnder: also roller-bearing, steel- wheel wagon, grain roll-mill ana 19. aounie-Durr leea RTinaer. win isae part payment In weaned heifer calves. Becbtold, near Airport. FOR SALE 14-h.p. Johnson motor and 15-ft. cruiser boat. F. w. Ovelman, Jacksonville Hwy. FOR SALE Several Fordsons, thor oughly overhauled; also crawler tractors, mowing machines, hay rakes. Irrigation pumps, electric and gas. and all kinds of used farm machinery in good condition, at bargain prices. 89 S. Orspe St. FOR SALE Fountain equipment, In cluding refrigeration and back bar. Practically new. Prospect Store, Prospect, Ore. FOR SALE 60 Best trsctor good con dition, ready to go to work. 39 6. orape. FOR SALE 8"x30" lathe with Iron etand, 632.60. 315 Apple. FOR SALE. SPECIAL Good used Fordson with tracks. In A-l condi tion. 39 8. Orape. FOR SALE Hay rake and mower; 1-lnch centrifugal pump: a-n.p. gas engine; wagon. Ira Woollolk, 801 N. Central Ave. FOR SALE Double oven Lang range, 5 outboard motors and casn register. Diamond Lake Resort, Diamond Lake, Ore. FOR SALE Oak writing desk, price 10. 334 west otn. rnone iu. FOR BALE Bicycle $650; breakfBst table and chalra 66 75; canoe B22.ou. Good used piano cheap: and many other articles. Hawley Transfer. 118 N. Riverside SHOE repair outfit for sale. Man nings na nana store, itueni.. DRAG SAW Complete Multnomah, almost new, high tension Ignition, guarantee O. K. Write or call A. J. Williams. 380 Palm Ave., Ashlano. Ore. PEAS for canning. 80 lb., you pick B. E. Ford. 3 miles west on Jack sonville Hwy. Phone 731-R. FOR CHARIS Outsets. 318 Hamilton USED WASHER SALE, FIOK'S HARD WARE. 26 to $49.50. Agents tor Myera Pump. JACK'S 2ND HAND STORE. 106 So Orape. Dripping witn juicy oar gains. Beds, springs, chalra. daveu. ports, organ. See me before buying FOR SALE Two oil burners foi furnaces inquire Mau moune office. FACTORY rebuilt Maytag washers repairs and parte, o. u. Bean, inc BEAN 6-h.p. motor parts. Crystal Springe Packing Co., Bo. Fir. WINDOW SCREENS, screen doors: Medford msde, made right. Trow bridge Cabinet Works. RIVER LOAM 62.00 per load man'a Phone 1634-Y MISCELLANEOUS LATE equipment and fair prices at Frees Oarage, 801 No. Central, MADAM ALEXANDER, Spiritualist Palmist, telle all In love, marriage business. If you want facts, not promises, call on her for advlc Rainbow Auto Camp, Cflbln No. 2 BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON COCNTV ABSTRACT CO. TITLE INSURANCE ABSTRACTS ESCROWS Expert Window Cleaners. LET OEOROE DO IT Tel. 1172 House clesntng. floor waxing, orl- ental nig cleaning and upholstering. The Fashion Shop. THE FASHION SHOP Dressmsklng and Remodeling. Buttons and Buckles covered. 90S 0. 8. National Bum Building. Tel. 1181. Painting and Decorating. HARRY MARX Painting Tinting Paper Hanging. Phone 1710. Res. 112 Portlsnd. Transfer. DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE Local and Lor Distance Furniture Moving Bonded carrlera. Fireproof storage. Expert crating, packing and shipping service. 'Davis for Service Phone 644. EADS TRANSFER 4 STORAGE CO. Office 28 So Fir. Phone 315 Prices right Services guaranteed. SAMSON Transfer and Storage Fur niture Moving and expert furniture packing service Fireproof storage new low rstes. P. E SAMSON CO Phone 983. STUARTS TRUCKING SERVICE Telephone 1033 or 332 111 No. Fir 8t Local and long dlstsnce. Fuel oils, any kind. Green stamp In 'de nf 3-mlle limit. Honey to Lend MONI.Y LONrt) OS Al'TO. LIVESTOCK FLRNITI'RR. EMIOHM.D NOILS. LTC. We want to supply your money needs without red tape or delay SEE W. E- THOMAS MOR. ORE. AND WASH MTO CO. MEDFORD8 OLDEST AND LAROEST PERSONAL FINANCE CO. iS So Central, around r,oor Crsterlsn Theriter Bldg. He NO S-1S7-M-1B0 phon 13 Closing time for Too Late to Cia. slfy Ads 1 140 p m. LEGAL NOTICES Deartnient of the interior, L'nlted States Land Office. Lakevlew.ore inn. Msy 17. 1937. Notice la hereby given that the Rogue River Timber Company, of Klamath Falls. Orcein, did on May 6. 1937. make application Serial 010735. under the provisions of the Act of March 30. 1933. (43 Stst. 465 : to exchange the following lands within and within alt miles of the Rogue River National Forest for tim ber In tbe same National Forest. The applicant offera the: NEI4. NEU NW'i. NE4SW4. N'jSEVi. Sec. 36. T. 31 8., R. 3 E., W. M. Lota 1, 3. Sec. 1. SE'i. Sec. 3. NE'i. Sec. 11. NHSE'. 8E!.8EV.. Sec. 34. NW'i. Sec. 25. T. 32 S., R. 3 E , W. M.. 81, SWVi. SW'iSE'i, Sec. 28. SEUSE'i, Sec. 39. NE'iSWt.N'iSE'i. Sec. 31. NWHSW',. Seo. 33. T. 31 S.. R. E . W. M All of Sec. 4. E'-,. N'A NWH. SEWNWiJ. 8WU. See 5. All of Sec. 6, Lots 1, 3. 3, 4. SE'.NWt. S'iNE'i. E'SW'i. SE'i. Sec. 7. NEli KBiNWi. S'4. Seo. 8.NWi.i.8Vi.6ec. All of Sec 16. All of Sec. 17. E NE!4NWti. E'jSW, Lot 4. Seo. 18. EVi. NE'iNWli, EHSWVj. Lot 4. Sec. 19 E'i. EVJNWH. SWU. Sec. 30. N'4. SEV. Sec. 31. N"jNE'4. SEINE'S, NijNWli. SW14NW14. Sec. 38. NH NE'i. SE'.iNE'i. N'jNW; Sec. 29. WVJNEli- E&NW'A, Sec. 30, T. 83 8.. R. 3 E.. W. M. The offered lands sre subject to the following Rights of Way and Easements: 1 Reaervstlon of Rights of Way for State and County Roads. 3 Easements granted to the Cali fornia Oregon Power Company to back water upon and overflow por tions of the EiSE4. Sec. 19. WUj SW'4. Sec. 30, NWliNWy,, 8ec. 29. T. 33 S., R. 8 E.. and to use the bed and banks of Bar Creek In the E'4 NE",. Seo. 38, T. 32 8 R. 8 E tor the purpose of conducting water. 3 Right of Way 200 feet wide af fecting the BE'.iNE1,',. Sec. 38. T. J3 3.. R. 3 E.. W. M. In exchange for timber from por tions of Seo. 35, and 36, T. 38 8.. R. 8i E.. all of T. 30 b.. R. 6.j E.. and all of T. 30 S.. R. 7 E . all of Bees. 1. 3. 8. 4. . 10. 11. 13. T. 99 8.. R. 6H Willamette Meridian. Oregon. Any and all persons claiming the land selected adversely, or having bona fide objections to the exchsnge shall file their protests In this office on or before the 19th day of June 1937. CLARENCE W. OGLE. Register. Beagle BEAGLE, June 10. (Spl.) Chil dren's day waa observed at the Antl ocb Sunday school last Sunday with the following program; Song, by the primary clna; song, by Cleo Blscholf and Dean Stallllngs, with Mrs. Grant at the piano; recitation, by Clo Blscholf; reading, by Joan Edler; song by the young people's class, with Mrs. Stallings at the piano. Mr. and Mra. Laurence Sanderson and Mrs. Laura Payne of Medford and Mr. end Mrs. Chas. Sanderson and Mrs Melvin Martin and Donnle spent Sunday afternoon visiting at the home of Mr. and Mra. Homer Martin at Reese Creek. Father's day will be observed at the Antloch Sunday school next Sun day with a short program. After Sunday school. Dr. Carr of Trail will deliver & sermon. A basket dinner will be served at noon. Ee-vryone Is Invited. Those attending ere to bring baskets. Sunday school at 10 o'clock, preaching at 11. Walter Foote spent the week nd visiting friends at Leona, Ore. Walter came downSaturday afternoon from Prospect, where he Is employed In the lumber Industry. Con DeVore came out from Med ford Tuesday after a load of cattle which he purchased from Pints May field. Joe and Dick Ruab are gathering In their cattle and preparing to drive them to the mountains in a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Peaxle Stowell of Long Mountain and their small grand daughter passed through Beagle Tuts day morning on their way to the Meadows. They stopped a few min utes at the Swaneon home. Finis Mayfteld has Just returned Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS I. Covering for the top 4. Pouch 7. Rock II. King of Judab 11. Ouldo's high est note 14. River on which Home Ilea 15. Ecire II. Collection or agsre gatlon It. Narrow fabrle !0. Day's march 21. European mint 33. L.dlea 3T. Metal tag Of a lace Beak 31. Extinct bird 32. Teeter 34. Tyrant it. Article of millinery 17. Fragment 39. Neckpiece 10. Gaelic 42. One under obllratjon 14. Atk: Scotch 14. Chief god of Solution of Yesterday' Puitle lAIHIABBTIRlrZlISP r?5lAiMMU!D!FiMKrTlNlAI WiNtlEC US SiOiglApSiDPl TiTAlUlJJHlOiR o i Ile HErkliE Ma ROifHSiElAlTlsaRlglW i9. CoMMon of belnr unar St. Metric land meaaura 14, Pertalnlm to n aarlr theolosian BR. flolf mound. ancient Memphis ftl. lotnlrf 7. Endlah dtarlat '5 'i 'Ml Mk'wLzL 2j st" zL "SZ lMl !LS34 -JL i IIll W 11 ZM" I. SJ :0SB ffaW m , ! ' hZij'A I I 7A I I ; from a several days' visit In Califor nia, where he visited with friends. Vlstors Sundsy evening at the San derson home were Mrs. Laura Pane and Mr. and Mrs Laurence Sanderson of Medford and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Martin and Donnle of thla place. The rain hit some of our farmers with all their hay down. In moat cases It haa done aa much good as harm. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bowen were Med ford Vtaltors the first of the week. Meteorological Report June 16, 19S7, Forecast t. MMford and vicinity: 8howr to night and Thursday, not much charuja In tempratur. - Oregon: Show art tonight and Thuraday: illghtly cooler northaaat portion tonight; freih aoutherly wind off coast. Local Data, Temperatura a year ago today: Highest, 60: loweM, 03. Total monthly precipitation. 1.41 lrchea. Excess for the month, 0.98 Inch. Total precipitation si no September 1. 1938, 1625 Inches. Deficiency for the season, 0.93 Inch. Relative humidity at S p. m. yes terday. 42: 6 a. m. today 74. 8unrlse tomorrow, 4:35 a. m. Sunset tomorrow, 7:48 p. m. Observations Taken at 5 A. M. lioth .Meridian Time n a 3 Boise Boston . Chicago Denver Eureka Helena ......... Los Angetea MEDFORD New York Omaha ..... Phoenix ........ Portland Reno Roaeburg ....... Salt Lake ...... San Francisco Seattle ...... . 08 Spokane .............. 78 Washington. D.O. 88 Yakima ................ 70 HEAD STATE 0. E. S. PORTLAND, June (AP) Mra. Hszel Ingrsm of The Dslles advanced to the ofitce of worthy grand matron at annual session of the grand chap ter of Oregon, order of Eastern filar, here Tuesday. Mrs. HalUe Huntington of Eugene was elected associate grand conduct ress, and will advance through the higher chalra during subsequent yeara. Phillip Jones of Portland was named associate grand patr.,n, with the succession of John U Cary, Ore gon City, to the position of grand patron. The group reelected Miss Nellie McKlnley. Portland, grand secretary, and named Mra. Isabella M. Low of Troutdala treaaurer. The session was called to order by Mra. Rose J. Wilson of Corvsllls, old est living past grand matron. Cross Word Puzzle T. Stair t. Weary I. Japaneaa an ,10. Born II. Plant of the genua Vlcla 17. Yawned 19. Watchea narrowly 13. Wound with pointed weapon 14. Of great const' quenca 15. Common fun' 2. OlUt 27. County Id North Carolina St. Means of tram-' mlttlnc force M. Plneat S3, Make broader r. Halt m. Cylindrical iU Literary com- poaltlon i. A if fill 46. Write! 4. Elaborate vocal aolo 41. Steering apparatua 44. Faucet 60. IWora 81. Pinch B2 Ocean Bt. Greek latter bj. Head covering DOWN L Wheeled vehicle 1. Continent S. Small bookn 4. Dry. aa wine B. A tiru i. Diitrlct 80 66 .01 Rain 78 58 . Clear 78 58 , Cloudy 78 00 ... P.Cdy. ........ 68 52 .40 Cloudy 78 52 Cloudy 78 68 Cloudy 62 48 T. P.Cdy. 82 64 P. Cdy. a 64 2.20 Rain 100 64 ... Clear . 68 56 J3 Rain 76 56 .... P. Cdy. . 68 00 .22 Cloudy 84 60 ... P.Cdy. .. 72 58 .10 Clear 56 .07 Cloudy 60 .07 Cloudy 70 ...Cloudy 58 .00 Rain IRANI SITTING ON TOP. Three Soviet explorer! (top) landed their flax and set up a weather station at the North Pole. Left to righi: I. D. xpediUon leader, and M. V. Vodopyanov, pilot. Below Is HI HOLDS MADRID. It was a charity bullflf ht where this pletnra of Oen. lose Mlaja (In flaaaea and beret) was taken. He is the supreme commander of Spanish Loyalist forces and Is credited with tbe stout defense of Madrid. France Halves Request For Chair Tomb At Sea FARM. (UP) The Marquis d'Urre d'Aubals waa a curious man when alive, but when his will was read after tils death, the court was astounded. It was surprising enouh for a marquis to leave $00,000 to the French postofflce, but the con ditions accompanying thla gift were little too much for the court. Flrat, the marquis demanded that hie body be embalmed. That was simple enough and the undertakers had -1OTI0 so before the will wsa tin sealed. Then the marquis demanded that a small house be constructed on the shore of the Mediterranean. placed on a high point, with walla of glass facing toward the sea. The body should be placed In this room, with a radio sat and family portraits to keep It company. Authorities decided that the mar quis must have liked the sea. The. Business Men Perform In Texas Civic Circus GAINESVILLE. Tel. (UP) Clown Ing for a elrcue Is serious business. Take Bill Baslnger's word for It. Basinger, weight 850 pounds, la the star ciown for the Oalneavllle com. munlty circus, a civic show thst has gained renown In Its elght-yesr exist ence. When he's not clowning for the circus. Baslnger operates a Gaines ville restaurant. "Half of 'em who take up clowning drop nut." said Baslnger. "It's too herd work. You've got to take thla business of being tunny seriously. A man can walk a tlghtwlre and there It la But the clown must sell every gag. People dare you to make them laugh." One night late In April, Baslnter closed hie cafe at the end of a day and drove to the tent for the open'.ig night of the three-ring circus. He put on white makeup and a gi.iss aktrt .round his smple midriff. From the performers' tent, he rode Into the arena behind Peaarr. aa edu j' -lll'' ; 1m it -I , . 'iv- i . i a ;f: 1 xkLtf J eonatruoted the little house at the little port of Cairo and equipped It with a special radio set which gives signals to paaslng ships to avoid the dangerous rocks that endangered the coast at thla point. Tlx lifeboat at the rescue station oft the reef of Rogues de Carro also was named after the marquis. But the final request waa too much for officials, for the marquis asked thst his body be placed seated In the room from where It could look out on the angry sea. Perhaps the men who executed the will were aus picious and feared tbe baleful effects of a dead man'a eye. Anyway, tne marquis' body reclines now with onlv a glass window In the coffin above his face, resmen In the tiny port are thankful tor the marqula' gift to Ihem but they feel better know ing he la asleep and not anting watching them. cated pony. Once Inside, Peggy staged a sit-lown strike and Baslnger push ed her around the arena for the rest of the act. The crowd of 3500 roared. Dr. S. M. Yarbrough, Benny Bay lors, an accountant; T. J. Vaughan, an atlorney, and A. T. Wells, high school mathematics teacher are the other regular clowns. The show has about 120 perform ers and technicians, and mora than half of the 100 waiting for a place in the oast want to be clowns. Except for a few students In the csat, sll tne performers keep their regular Jobs, and drive 75 miles or more alter work to take part In the circus. Recover Canoeist SPOKANE. June 16. VP) Sher iff's officers recovered last night from the Spokane river the body of Herman Snyder, Portland, who drown rd In an attempted canoe ?cysge I from Spokane to bis home city 10 days plane, staked their country'i Papanln, Prof. O. J. Schmidt, the polar plan. BANKERS OPPOSE BILLS BY M'ADOO BEND, June 16. (AP) The Ore gon Bankers Association elected of. fleers and passed resolutions tppos Ing the McAdoo banking bll's at their annual session here Tuesday. Tbe group named 0. S. WU'lamaoa. Albany, president; O. A. Houglum. Eugene, vice-president; Harold Bald win, Prlnevllle, treasurer, and Hans O Pfund, Portland, Secretary. Oeorge D. Brodle, retiring p-'sldent, was elected state vice president of the American Bankera' Association, J. B. Booth of Corvallle. vice-president of the Stato bank division, and Fred K. Moee, Baker, of the National bank di vision. A. X. Parker. La Orande, la chair- man of the executive committee, of which C. M. Cox, Salem, was named a member. Both the Oregon Bankers' associa tion and the Independent Bankers' association opposed the banking bills, one of which would permit branch banking across state lines. The oUM provides for the elimination of the dual banking system. The Independents asked congress in their resolution to repeal the entire national branch banking act- Phone 543 Well nam away row refuse Olty Sanitary sarnoe. Lawn mower service, call and del Ideal BUS Shop Tel 605 411 B Main. For Complete Coverage of Baal- I nest and Financial Newt Read Potifir Cms F.iHtn m WALL STREET JOURNAL Relied apon by Business Men and Investors for Current News end Dependable Information. Send for our special Introductory offer, FIVE MONTHS FOR (5.00 41 Baet St., AM IJUNCISCO Ii rasas mt- Its W. eta sa. Los ANoaui