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Newspaper Page TextPAOE NINU WWA LfrznttL 1 Uteri) czUxdQ qtcdcd czzzzt; nn czzeig fEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, MEDFORD, OREGON. TTEPyESDAY, Jtryg 23 1937. mm Read every ad on this page You will probably find ex actly the thing you ban been looking tot or a aala or trade for unused article you may bare. Search your attic or store-room you may find many thlnga others are seek, ing and be able to realise Immediate cub. It what you want lsnt there, advertise -for it Tribune Classified adi are Inexpensive eftectlvel RATES Per word, first Insertion , , tr (Minimum 25c) each additional Insertion, per word 1e (Minimum toe) Per line per month wit ho at copy change . Phone 75 FOR WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND STRAYED from Topsldea Orchard, bay mare and dark brown horse. Please phone B38-R It seen. LOST If dog Is missing, call 1516. WArTTSD male help J ,. -. WANTED 2 men o cut wood. House furnished. Inquire eorge Gard ner. Kings Highway. TeK 1949' CLOTHINO SALEMAN Young man preferred. Ous the Tailor, 120 N. Central. WANTEO Single farm hand, good mllKer. No boys. Prof. Englehardt, Rt. 3. ' WANTED First-class Ford mechanic Apply Claycomb Motor Co., Phone 60, Ashland. SALESMAN with ear, exceptional op portunlty for man with ability. Call 1614, 5 to 7 p. m. WANTED Single man for animal hospital attendant. Apply In per son, 1455 N. Riverside WANTED Experienced blight cutters. Call 679-R after 6 p. m. WANTED - FEMALE HELP WANTED Responsible girl or woman for general housework; out of town. Box 3188, Tribune. wanted Capable person, general housework. Reference and experi ence cooking required. Resident position. Tel. 611-J-3 or address P. O. Box 1093, Medford. WANTED Girl or woman to cook on ranch. Must be experienced. Job will be permanent If accepted. State wages wanted In writing. Albert E. Stone, Box 537, Edgewood, Calif. WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Practical nursing; effici ent, faithful service assured. J. W,, Box 74, Central Point. Phone 481, 8 a. m. to a p. m. RELIABLE GIRL wants work In good home. Box 3029, Tribune. NURSE wlshea ease. 1002-R. 84454 w. nth. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Good used bathroom fix tures and fittings. Write Box 244, Central Point. WANTED Motorcycle. Phone 1033. WANTED To rent 4 or 5-room mod ern unfurnished house toy perma nently employed adults. Box 3058, Mall Trlbunt.. WANTED TO BORROW $400 for 8 years. Will pay 7 Interest. Good real estate security. Write Box 3069. Tribune, and will call. WANTED INFORMATION Where can a man fined steady work In Medford without being a friend of a friend. Box 3047, Tribune. WANTED Viola and cello. 806 W. Main. Tel. 824-J WANTED Dead and useless animals. Phone 681-R. EDOAR JOHNSON at the Peerless Market wants Blng and and Lam bert cherries In shipping quantities, " WANTED Clean, soft cotton rag at Mall Tribune. WANTED Horse, weighing about 1400 lbs. J. A. Manke. Route 1 Medford. WANTED WOOL MOHArR We have large order to flU. Highest price paid. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27 N Grape St. Phone 1063 WE PA MORE CASH For your furniture ROI.HKOOK 0 ANDREWS 6tb and Front. Phone 647. JUNK Highest price paid for brae radiators, copper storsge batterlea 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. Hides. Pelt. Wool. Mohair. Household ooodi Furniture Stores bouaht and sold MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE WANTED TO rent Unfurnished modern 9 or 4 -room Bouse P O B-x 63. Medford FOR RENT-HOUSES FOR RENT Duplex (south half), Portland Ave. Phone 6-P-2. 22 FOR RENT 5-room modern houie; adult only. Phone 601. Central Point, or Inquire 1135 Court St., Medford. FOR RENT 2-room bouse with batching outfit. MOO month. Tel 741. FOR RENT - Pur n ined nuiue; 3 oed rooms, 4A.uv. lai, Wti-W. FOE RENT APARTMENTS TORN, duplex and 2-eoom apt., gar age; adults, tot w. loth St. TORN. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS for rent. 31 So. Orange. Call alter 8 p. m. 3-ROOM. front, turn, apartment, 608 W. Main. FOR RENT Furnished apt. down town. 25, water paid. Write P. O. Box 690, or phone Eagle Point, 4-F-5. FOR RENT Apartment; adulu only. 241 S. Orape. FOR RENT Apartments, 334 Apple. FOR RENT Furnished pt. Shower, steam beat, hot and oold water furnished Mall tribune Bldg. Ap ply Tribune business office. FURNISHED apartment. Durell Court. 329 N. Holly. Call at Apt 1 FOR RENT Apartment. Hotel Grand FURNISHED APTS. 217 W. 2nd. OE BAUER APTS.. 6tb and Oakdti APARTMENT for rem 945 N Bartlett FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS NICELY furnished room, 408 West 6th St. .. ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 8. Ore FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS ATTENTION LOGGERS I have a 30 bulldozer for rent. Cy Gates Trail. Tel. 36-X-8. Eagle Point. FOR EXCHANGE FOR SALE OR TRADE Young tur keys for drag-saw or disc harrow. K. L. Knapp, Sterling Route. Jack sonville, Ore. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE d O Ef rt 9 crca west aide of JKqQQII valley; 7 -room modern house, barn, garage, poultry house; land In alfalfa. Terms jHXtl 4 -room modern house, family orchard; some furniture. Terms. Apmw rf 60 acres excellent loca JHTnlJIJ tton, fine soil, cheap " water, modern dwell ing. Offered at ft former price. Easy terms. BROWN & WHITE, 104 W. Main St. FOR 8 ALE Two acres good land, close to Medford, with strictly new modern 5-room house; fireplace, barn, hen house, brooder house, garage, pressure pump. Sacrifice price $2300; terms. This is a real buy. B. J. PALMER, co Palmer Music Store. FOR SALE 2 acres near city limits; brand new 6 -room modern house; fireplace, hardwood floors; large tile chicken and brooder house, good barn. A Real Bargain Only 92300. ALSO 2 lots and 3 -room house with bath for $1000. Small down payment, balance like rent. L. G. PICKELL 16 8. Bartlett. Tel. 365. FOR SALE! 1 acres, excellent lo cation on Old Stage road; 4 -room unfinished house, cow barn, chick en house, good garden. 2 cherry and 6 pear trees, ft acre cow pas ture; fine view- of valley. Price $1250. R. J. Bland, 4th house south of Beall Lane on Old Stage road. TO CLOSE ESTATE 79 acres. Crater Lake Hwy 40 miles from Medford; commodious log cabin, suitable res taurant, dancing, or private lodge: service Btatlon; spring, wood. See Rawlea Moore, Cooley Bldg., Med ford. FOR BALE New, modern 8 -room home; basement, furnace, hardwood floors, In restricted district In Marahfleld. Will consider modern home In Medford. Call at 506 Beatty St. FOR SALE 5-room modern home In good condition; flowera, shrubs and garden. Terms If desired. Box 3041, Tribune. 100 ACRES of fine land, with extra good improvements, close to Med ford; $14,000. terms. Tel. 623-J-2. FOR SALE OR TRADE 20 acres $2,000, crops now In. Property lo cated on Pacific highway between Talent and Phoenix. For Particulars, call R. Edwards, Southern Oregon Brewery. FOR SALE 1200 acres cattle and sheep ranch. 16 miles from Med ford. 20 miles wire fencing. 8 -room house, cost $3,000; barn and out buildings; 80 acres alfalfa at $11 per acre. Also 480 acres timber land, 18 miles from Ashland 8 miles from Dead Indian road; esti mated 2 million ft. pine timber Also 100 acres. 4 miles from Med ford. near Jacksonville. F. E By bee. Medford. Ore. WHEN you think of real estate, think Of BROWN At WHITE. HOUSES for sale or rent. Jackson County Bldg. & Loan Assn. FOR SALE Well paying, fully equip ' ped dairy ranch. Near town No tradea considered K. P M all rrlbune. 1 rHE J W BYBEE tarm north ot Jacksonville on tne old stage roe a la foi sate in one tract or email subdivisions thereof Inquire of Frank ft By bee star Route Bos 132 Medford Oregon PFDERAl LAND BANK FARMS Convenient terms Call Warren Pat terson 301 Liberty Bldg or O a Barnes 167 East Btn St Eugene FOR SALE 75 A Irrigated raneh; free water. 20 A. alfalfa and clover; fair buildings; close to school und store. Owner unable to farm. Make an offer. T. E. Miller, 710 N. 7th St., Grants Pass, Ore. WE SPECIALIZE In Domes 81 Chest nut Room 4 FOR SALE- LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Ten head good ranch horses, wt 1160 to 1500 lbs. ages 4 to 12 yrs- Will trade for any kind of livestock. Stewart Ave. to Thom as road. Jack Martin. FOR SALE An extra fine Ouernaey cow. to freshen soon. Phone C. A. FOB SALE DOGS-PET? FOR SALE Thoro bred Cocker upan- lei pups. $750 and $10. 510 6ou.h .KTVKR LOAM $2 00 per load. BaU Riversid. ' - man, phona 1534-T.- FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES ABBEY'S SPECIAL TWO 1030 CHEVROLET'S, one coupe, one 4 -door. Both good. Walter W. Abbey. Inc. FOR, SALE 1031 model A coupe: reasonable. Good family cow. Box 3000, Tribune. 34 CHRYSLER Sedan: small mileage; perfect throughout; Blue Seal guar antee. Bargain price only 9549.00. PIERCE -ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth. 1039 INTERNATIONAL C-35 1-ton truck, long wheelbae, good tires, low mileage, excellent condition. PERRY L. ASHCRAFT Packard Dealer. 128 6. Riverside. FOR SALE 1635 International C-35 truck and Beall logging trailer; ex cellent condition, good rubber. John Heckert, Jacksonville. Tel. 332. ABBEY'S SPECIAL 35 CHEVROLET 2 -door. A fine car at a good price, 1473. Walter W. Abbey, Inc. FOR SALE '29 Ford coupe, good tires. Bargain at ft&O. W. Messenger, Applegate. LANGE'S SPECIAL BARGAINS IN GOOD CARS 30-Day Written Guarnatee. 1634 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan. 1936 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan. 1635 Plymouth DeLuxe 2-door Sedan. 1937 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan. 1634 Ford V-8 Sedan. 1934 Chrysler Airflow Sedan. 1933 Ford model B 4 -cylinder Coupe. 1937 Chevrolet Master Coupe. (1938 Chevrolet Master Coupe. iujd LKxige ueLuxe ocaan wtc irunK. 1036 Chrysler J Alrstream DeLuxe Aupe. 1635 Plymouth DeLuxe 4 -door Sedan. 1935 Pontlao DeLuxe Sedan. 1035 Ohyrsler Alrstream 8 Sedan. 1934 Ford V-8 Convert. Coupe. 1034 Chevrolet Master Coupe, like new. We have a large number or 1928, "29 and '30 models at very low prices. Low down paymnts and Easv Terms. . LANOE MOTOR CAR CO. 38 N. Riverside. Chrysler and Plymouth Dealers. C. E. GATES AUTO CO. R. & G. USED CARS '30 Dodge Sedan ....$275 '30 Essex Coupe ......MMM........ 150 '20 Graham Sedan ,..-.-..-.-.. 166 '30 Oakland Sedan ... 185 '29 Bulck Coupe . 145 C. E. GATES AUTO CO. Used Car Department 6th and Bartlett. FOR SALE POULTRY AND EGGS POULTRYMEN We have new blood lines for New Hampshire Red flocks. We offer 3-months-old cockerels and pullets from R. O. P. trapnest ed pens direct from New Hamp shire. Here la your chance to get . the best In the state at a low cost. We also have Washington State R. O. P. White Leghorn cockerela and pullets. WATZIG Poultry Farm Hatchery, Rose burg, Ore,. FOR 8ALE 6 turkey hens with 8-weeks-old young turkeys. Apt. 5 220 So. Grape. FOR SALE Red started pullets and cockerels. Inquire Jackson County Feed Co. BRONZE turkey batching eggs. 3 R 1 R. roosters. Inquire Pernoll's Store. Applegate. MILK -FED FRYERS -Carley. 314-W FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS HEAVY DUTY PUMPING PLANT 10 h.p. single phase motor with triple stage 2 -Inch Byron Jackson pump, complete with starting box and switch. Phlce $175.00. EARL TUMY, 310 Liberty Bldg. FOR SALE Corona silent portable typewriter, like new, cost $67.50 cash; well sell for $40 for quick sale. Box 3106, Tribune. FOR SALE 4-wheel trailer, good con dition, cheap. Hunt Aloha at Val ley View Drive. HOUSE TRAILER for sale, $90. Call at 23 Jeanette St. ONE Graybar electric stimulator on metal band. 117 Cottage St. JACK'S 2nd Hand Store, 106 8- Grape. Floor covering, leather rocker, oil stoves, wicker furniture, washing machines. Every article a bargain. FOR SALE Small tract peach, pear crop, cheap. Leaving town. Hunt Aloha at Valley View Drive. FOR SALE Bicycle, cheap. 828 . Beekman St. FOR SALE Baled alfalfa hay, clean and finest quality Otto Nleder meyer, phone 523-J-4. FOR SALE Oood trailer house; also 4-wheel trailers. Ford chassis, cheap .at 315 McAndrewa road. FOR SALE Portable typewriter First bouse east of water tower, Central Point. FOR SALE Hotpolnt range, 146 So. Oakdale. FOR SALE '29 Harley-Davtdson mo torcycle. 74-h.p., good condition. Lewis Hedgpeth, Central Point. FOR SALE Bee supplies. Complete equipment for 85 colonies, Includ ing 2 frame extraction. Less than half price for quick sale. Con Schaefera, Rt. 2, Grants Pass, Ore. FOR BALE Easy washer, vacuum tub model $16.00. 836 E. Main. FOR SALE One 4 -drawer legal alee steel file, price $25; one mahogany roll-top desk and chair to match, price $50; Underwood typewriter $25. Oregon-Washington Mortgage Co., 45 S. Central. FOR BALE Several Ford son, thor oughly overhauled: also crawler tractors, mowing machines, nay rakes. Irrigation pumps, electric and gsva. and all kinds of used farm machinery in good condition, at bargain prices. 30 fi Grape bt. FORC HAltlB Cviivets 3l"8Haml Uon UB5TD WASHER SALE- F1CK 6 HARD WARE. $25 to $40 60. Agents (or Myers Pump FOR SALE Two oil burners for furnaces. Inquire Mall Tribune office. FACTORY rebuilt Maytag washera. repslrs and parte. C- D. Bean, Inc. WINDOW SCREENS, screen doors; Medford made, made right. Trow ortdee Cabinet Works. MISCELLANEOUS LEARN TO SWIM Instructions. 5 lessons, $5. Rates given to groups. Inquire at Nat a tor turn. FREE! If excess add causes you Stomach Ulcers, Gas Pains. Indiges tion. Heartburn, GET free sample doctor's prescription, Udga, at West ern Thrift Store. LEARN TO SWIM Instructions. 5 lessons $5. Rates given to groups. Inquire at Natatorlum. ASSAYER W. O. Wright. 614 W. llth St., city. Gold and sliver, $i; copper, $1. LATE equipment and fair prices at Frees Oarage. 801 No. Central. BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALE Complete confectionery with good Frlgldalre fountain. Everything In A-l condition. Must move. Phone 606. BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON COCVTV ABSTRACT CO. TITLE INSURANCE . ABSTRACTS ESCROWS Expert Window Cleaners. LET GEORGE DO IT Tel. 1173 House cleaning, floor waxing, ori. ental rug cleaning and upholstering. The Fashion Shop. THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking and Remodeling. Button a and Buckles covered. 308 U. 8 National Bank Building. Tel. 1181. Painting and Decorating. HARRY MARX Painting Tinting Paper Hanging. Phone 1710. Res. 122 Portland. Money to Lend MONEY LOANED ON AUTOS. LIVESTOCK FUKNITTHK. 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-167-M-180. phone 130. Transier. DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE Local and Long Distance Furniture Moving Bonded carriers. Fireproof storage. Expert crating, packing and shipping service. "Davis for Service." Phone 644. EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 26 So Fir. Phone 315. Prices right. Services guaranteed. SAMSON Transfer and Storage Fur niture Moving and expert furniture pocking service. Fireproof storage new low rates. . , P. E. SAMSON CO. Phone 883. STUART'S TRUCKING SERVICE Telephone 1033 or 332 Hi No Fi: St. Local and long distance Fuel oils, any kind. Green stamp In side of 3-mlle limit. LEGAL NOTICES Notice. In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of Walter O. Clements, Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned, as executrix of the above named estate has filed herein her final report and account; that July 15. 1937, at 10 o'clock a m., at the courthouse In the City of -Medford. in aald 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 June 16. 1037. LOTTIE L. CLEMENTS. Executrix. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Situated to one side 4. Three-dlmtn- slonal $. Long narrow Inlet J. .Unit of wire It, Town In Maine 14. Celestial sphere t5. Wrath 18. Jewish month IV. Yellow ocher 11. Passages of Scripture V). Pronoun 12. Jump 14. Vegetable Ifc. Commander-in-chief If. Exist 13. Fish 14. Gram-moleeu- lar weight 16. Percussion Instrument 17. Decay 15. Footless animal Depend II. Therefore 13. Gleamed 16. Place to which one resorts frequently Solution of Yeaterday'i Pucxla JED S.CigAM BLlE 41 Partake of a meal 41. Child's marble II. Late: comb. form 14. Samuel's m n tor lb. Rich brow ft color 68. Oriental dwelling c a'racU s 13? 5j I W ElYTEB!AlLlLBHATj'rl I jR'E'b 1 2 I3 Wt f I V Is iif ' ' 15 '""H3 2J U 27 2S 2) Jo IT IIiZi"iiZZIi A 4B .4i SO S, 7T gi3 3 'SS I I I I "'' a I I I Xx il " SB ,,, 5f '. PROCLAMATION WHEREAS, by resolutions of the City of Medford, Oregon, there was duly submitted to the legal voters of said City at a special city election auiy neia in and for said city on the 18th day of June. 1037, the fol lowing cnarter Amendmtnta : FIRST, SECTION 73-L. SECOND. SECTION 65-A- AND. WHEREAS, the Council of said City has, in my presence, on the 10th day of June, 1637, duly canvassed the returns oi aaia election ana. it has been determined thereby that the total number of votes caat In favor of the first of said Charter Amend ments above referred to was 420, and that the total number of votes cast against the same was 204; that the total number of votes cast In favor of the second of said Charter Amend ments above referred to was 424 and that the total number of votes cast against the same was 300; and it further appearing that each of said charter amendments received an affirmative majority of all the vote cast thereon respectively In as Id lection; NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue of the power and authority vested in me as Mayor of the City of Medford. I. oeo. w. porter, do hereby issue this proclamation to the people of said City and do hereby declare that the votea cast in favor and against each of said Charter Amendments was as above set forth and that the aforesaid Charter Amendments here inbefore referred to, received an af firmative majority of all the votes cast therefor respectively, and I do hereby declare said Charter Amend ments hereinbefore referred to to be in full force and effeot In aald City from and after the publication of this Proclamation as required by law, GEO. W. PORTER, Mayor. Dated at Medford, Oregon, this 16th day of June, 1937. Attest: M. L. ALFORD, Recorder. National Forest Timber For Sale Sealed bids will be received by the Forest Supervisor, Medford, Oregon, up to and Including July 23, 1037, lor ail the live timoer maraea or designated for cutting and all the merchantable dead timber located on an area embracing about 600 acres within Sec. 12 and 13, T. 30 S R. 3 E., and Seo. 7 and 18, T. 30 8., It. 4 E., w, M., Copeland Creek water shed. Rogue River National Forest, Oregon, estimated to be 2.700.000 feet B. M., more or less, of western white pine timber. No bid of less than $7.75 per M feet for western white pine will be considered. $3,000.00 must be deposited with each bid, to be applied on the purchase price, re funded or retained In part aa liquid ated damages, according to conditions of sale. The right to reject any and all bids reserved. ' Before bids are submitted, full Information concern ing the timber, the conditions of sale, and the submission of bids should be obtained from the Forest Supervisor, Medford, Oregon. MONTHLY STATEMENT Jackson County May, 1637 The following la a schedule of the proceedings of the County Court of Jackson County. Oregon, showing a list of claimants and supplies for which the claim la made and which were passed upon during the month of May. 1637. Q. R. CARTER, County Clerk. General County Fund Harrv L. White, $52.60; Trowbridge Cabinet Works, $1.60; Mary Mee. $2.50; Edith Weldman. $1.75; Maude C. Robinson, $.75; Dr. W. 8. Cary. $75; A. E. Simons, $53.25: Sheriff travel, $347.00; West Side Pharmacy. $1.50; Shell OH Company, $36.30; Mall Tribune, $18.30; Pacific Tel. and Tel. Company, $24.06; Alice Gandee, $4.50; Agnes Deaver, $11.60; Billings Agency, $1.40; Rogue River Spray Company, $6.86; Ashland printing Co., $10.50: A. H. B rower, $1.78; Buahnell and Perkins, $1.32: East Side Pharmacy, $4.48; Foster and Klelzer, $6 54; H. 8. Ingle, $6.61; Kaegl. $4.34; Jonn Laughlln, $2.70; Pacific Fruit and produce Co., $1.85; Safeway Stores. $12.66; Standard Cleaners, $1.36; Wad hams and Company, $3.67; L. D. Cross -Word Puzzle 41. Feminine name t. Competlttoa 9. Flower 10. Rstnbow 1L Competent 19. Article 21. Owna 23, Ward of? 34. American Indian 11. Roam about 2$. Make a mis take IT. Pertaining to tha nerves IS. Old card fa ms 29. Shuts In or, oo n fines 10. Lew . Antique . Employees 29. Turkish title 40. Renting contrast 42. Ostriches 43. Crystal gar 44. Circle of light 46. Trim 47, Adherent of the crown DaAlTjOiMiS IT. Huge myth!- cal bird 5!. Short jackets 69. Pigpen DOWN L Skip 2. Discharge I. Bend 4. Associate I. Canton In Switzerland 1 Genus of the SO. tl. Secure Highest mountain jn the Phil ippines Ueta) 91 Weattall. aj.al; WMttle Transfer Co., 138; Dr. M. B. Wood, S1J5; BurU Bros.. ,13.30; Oeo. S. Dunn, 3 52; L. R. Koger, 11.01; Joe Tntren, 1.1: W. J. Berkhelmer, 11.04; Dolph Pblppa, V88; r. W. Whitman, S1.78; Dan Pearce. 13.01; W. 8. Cary. S88; Del Rogue Feed Co.. $6.97; R. Hegit.r. 3 37: A. L. Hug. 109; Asa Keller. 163; C. K. Sams. 3.09; r. h. Slelhl. 1.00: R. J. sugden. 3.33: H. N. Swank, 3 1; A. L. Peck. 91; Z. N. Agee, ..B; American Matce Com pany.' S3 50: P. B. Blgelow, 13.80: Blake Molfatt and Town., (17.43; Boyd'a Market, e7.43; Brownie Marie, 1.08; P. M. Bush, tl.47; Cinderella Shop, a4.S4; Colyear Motor Salsa Co.. 14J7: Eada and Ohm. 3.16; Xlectrlc Products Co., S1.04; A. P. Parley, 3.81; Firestone Auto Supply, 9 80; Planer Flouring Mills Co., S3.13; Har old Frye, 1.94; w. P. Fuller Co.. 1.80; F. C. Ooetz, ,4.83; B. P. Good rich Company, 5.33; Oood win and ooodwin, iui; ttawkineon Tire uo., 1.87; C. F. Hayes and Son. !.S8; Otto Heckert, 3.43: Ray .Koople, 1.08; General Electric Company. 3.91; Jennings Brothers. H.19; Jen sen ant Dalley, 0.77; Keystone Steel Co., 84.36; Latimer Ooodwin Co., 1.03: UttreU Peru Co., 31.17; Lost River Dairy, S3 45; Marshall Smith Leonard, 11.93: McCurdy Daniels. 1.08: Medford Bargain House. 5 38: Medford Hardware Co., 333 04: Med ford Service Button, 4.00; Montgom ery Ward Co., 118.43: A. V. Much more, (3.34; Ichltara Naklgtrl. 3.34; J. J. Newberry Company, Ul.M: Pa cific Fruit Company. 13.67; Pierce Allen Motor Co., t3.53; P. O. Porter, 1.08: Relnklng and Jensen, (4 39: Jennie Ridden. 1.58; Rlggs Optical Company, 3.67; Myron Root Co., 4.73; Safeway Stores, (46.73: F. B. Samson Co.. 8.73; Bandera and Drip pie, (3.53: 8chaf(er Electric Co., 11.84; J. B. Shaw, 1.33: Sherwln Williams Co., 11.68: Southern Oregon Credit Bureau, tl.08; Standard Oil Company, 3.18: Swift 6 Company, (18.13; Underwood Elliott Fisher Co., (3.83; A. B. Webster. (3.89: Western Auto Supply Co., (14.80; F. W. Wool worth. (16.38: W. A. Young, (1.08: Zellerbach Paper Co., (3.93; A. C. Kent (3.73: M. F. Crovelle, (5.41; Pernell and Oertson. (1.70; DeVore and Phlppa, (1.13; Robert Oilman. 1.18: Jackson County Sohool Day, 38.35: Dr. Drummond, convention expense, 15.00; O. C. Prescott, n.00; Dr. Drummond, postage, (30.00: a. R. Carter, postage, (38.13: R. DeWlt, 41.63; R. E. Sweeney, supplies, (fi.OO; Pierce Auto Freight, ,3.49; Medford Lumber Co., tlSO.SB; Ashland Tid ings, (10.88; Bostltch Inc., 128.80; North Coast Chemical Company, (17.30: State Industrial Accident Commission, (47.33; National Hospital Association, (48.93: Marshall Smith Leonard, (66.07; J. K- GUI Co.. (7.03: Modern Plumbing and Sheet Metal Co.. (.97; Flck'a Hardware, (39.48; Blind Assistance, 85.98; Old Age Pensions, 23e9.10; Arthur Love, 3.15; O. H. Howell, 85.60: H. N. Lof land, (117.00; E. R. Squibb and Son, 1.48: A. S. Bullen, .7.08; Reliable Orocerv. 83.58: Whittle Transfer, 3.30: L. H. Hansen, 4.00; N. 8. Young, 1.60; Office Bte. and Supply Co., 103.85; The American, (6.50; I. C. Sllllman, (1.70; J. W. Bpltter. (1.70; Ray Shoemaker. (1.70: Jackson County Pub. Co., (4.00; Ashland City Enalneer. (1.50: J. B. Coleman, travel. (1650: Orpha Bear, (76.00; Oraoe Brown, (34.00; Eveiyn imnneu, esii.uu; Betha Abel, (15.00; Mary E. Albert, (30.00; Lottie Bailey, (15.00; Mrs. Earl Baldwin, (30.00; Edna Banry, (36.00; Inei Bayless, (36.00; Myrtle C. Beatty, (10.00; Ida C. Cole, (10.00: Etta L. Conlon. (30.00: Amy D. Cum mlngs, (30.00; Frances Daniels, (10.00; Mie E. Davis, (16.00; Zella M. Doe. (35.00: Zelpha Drlppe, (10 00; Pearl Dunford. 16 00; Mary O. Fry. 10.00; Mary R. Oracey, 10.00; Car rie J. Crimea, 30.00; Clair W. Orovea, 10.00; Ethel Haertle, 110.00; Dollle O. Holland, 36.O0: Ins Huson. 130.00; Elleabeth Huson, (16.00; Eleanor M. Johnson, (36.00; Relta Kendall, (16 00; Bessie Lending, (35.00: Ore Lester, (10.00; Flora B. Ludwig, 20.00: Maraaret Nussbaum, (35.00; Maude' Ove ratreet, (20.00; Bettle Ow- lnga, (10.00; Pearl Pearce, ,ao.og; Margery pierce, (35.00; Lillian O. Reed, (10.00: Almeida Russell, (16.00; Mary Rowley, (16.00; Rebecca Rom, (25.00; Mra. E. H. Snyder, (8.00: Ruth M. Sollee, (20.00; Delia Stevenson, (16.00: Mary B. Swayne. (10.00; Lo retta Swlnrten, (10.00; Millie P. Ting leaf, (10.00; Lillian Totten, (30.00; Alice V. Tungate. (10.00; Louise Un derwood, (18.00; Martha L. Whlllock, (10.00: Alonla M. Wall, (16.00; Edith L. Watson. (15.00; Nellie H. White. (30.00; Mina White, (15.00; Ruth Wil cox. (10.00; Edith M. Wolford. (16.00; C. B. Prltchett, (1.39: R. B. Thomp son, (18.73: Burroughs Company, (3.75: Marlon Sutton, (3.00; Padg bam Planing Mills. 343.69: Dr. Drum mond, supplies, (180; Viola Frailer, (30.00; Frank J. Holbrook, (8.00; Re liable Grocery, (3.67; A. S. Bullen, 3 66: Whittle Transfer, (3.60; A. J. Kellenbeck, (1.48; National Reem ployment, (63.57; Dr. Holt, (170.75; weeka and Orr, (1.60; T. H. Simpson, (3.86; Knox Lumber Co., (19.00: Hub bard Brothers, (31.47; Lamport's, (1.00; J. E. Deedmond, (60; Emll Pell, (.76; Calif. Oregon Power Co, (54.66; H. W Baker Co., (13.20; Medford Ice Company. (.76; Barney's Service, (.78; O. C. Hoover, (13.91; Oatee and Lydlerd, (8.38; Blden's Shop, (1.66; Hardy' Cash Store, 14.60; I. R. Frldeger, 93.39: O. J. Perrlne, (10.99; American Brush Com pany, 180; Whlllock' Golden Rule, (11.13; Davis Feed Company, (1860; J. A Springer, (9.30: D. H. Stumpf, (9 38: J. N. Allen Co.. 13 50; O. A. Andrews. (60: D. H Nlchol. (1.00; Maxwell Peed Company. (37.45; Beck's Bakery, (3 93; Snider Dairy, (34.81: Western Thrift, (388; L. H. Temple, (.46; Aubrey Sander, (1.00; F. H. Piatt, (1.00; T. M. Kurtr, (1.00; J. W. Howard, (1.00: O. J. Home, (1.00; Jamea Stevens, (1.00; C. J. Moeer, 01.00;' W. E. Peck. (1.00; Fred Bcheffel, (1.00; Max Pelrce, (1.00; Clyde Fichtner. (1.00; Clayton Can. non, (1.00; J. B. Smith, (100; Helen Fox, (1.00; N. E. Cannon. (1.00; H. L. Heryford, 1.00; Frank Perl, (11.36; Lunetta Buaaey. (37.40; Stevens Nese Co.. (5 00; Una B. Inch, travel, (30.36; C. B. Bowman, travel, 17 40; super, visor travel, 18 66: Red Cross, travel, 20.33: Western State. Grocery. 96 53: Lamport's, tl.26; The American, 615: 8yd I. Brown, postage, 530.00; Flck'a Hardware. 3 60; Medford Stationery Store. 01.10; Webb and Car Ion. 3.37; Davie Transfer, 75; Heath's Drug Store, t.36; Southern Oregon Oaa Corp., 176.00; Trowtffldge and Flynn. 3.66; Ceroid J. Parker, 93 40; Sum mit Grocery, (10.30; American Fruit Growers, (3.00; 8wlft and Company, 5.70: Peerleu Market. (30.14; Snider Datry, 7.63; Peach Street Grocery. 40 45: Van Dyke Dairy, 18 39; City Meat Market, 833.18; Southern Oregon Oaa Corp., (8.94; Fluhrer's Bskary, (13 93: Economy Meat Market, (4.66: Van Water and Roger. (186.00: Pierce Auto Freight lines, (1748: Hubblrd Brothers. (6.15: Ethel Kneebone, 16.00: W 0. McLean. (18 00; Sybil Petri, (11.00: Walter F. Brown, (10.00: Margaret Denman. (16.00; Bertha Bsrdwell, (IliM); Vivian Bateman, (2 00: Grace Sweeney. (8.00; Margaret Bropny, (15 00: Glen A. lnlow. (18.00; Mamie B. Orubb. (18 00: K- O. Tuttle, 16 00: F. S. Carter. H.100; Fred R. Ooddard, 111 00; Helen T. Arnaplger. W .00; i. H. McAllister, (19.00; SwU Anderson, (18.00: Jack Porter, (9.00: Ruth Shangle, 12.00; Edytbe Martin. 6.00; Tom Caster, 7.00; Richard Payne. 2 00: W. C. Mitchell. 8.80; Naomi Van Dyke. 4.60; J. O. Camer on, 6.80: Thos. J. Flth. 4 30; Laura Applewhite, 8.60: R. B. Beeaon, 87.40; Lyal Hartman, 48.00; Herman Luak, 8 30; Jack Thresher, 7.00; Walter E. Allen, 7J0; A. H. Pracht, 7.60: Dor rla Nealon, (7.40; C. J Bremmer, 4 00; Alice Pell, 4.60: Blanche E. Brlgga. 47.40; M. D. Bowers. 7 00; George W. Irerson. (4 00; w. D. Doty, (6.00; J. H. Hardy, (7.60: Sadie Strat ton, T60; Jessie Barkley, 43 00; V. F. Sander, 4 80: C. B. Johnson. 4.40; Rose Kyle, 3.00; warren Koppeck, 11.80: C. 0. Clemens, 9.00; Nellie Reed, tll.60: E. W. Carlton. (11.00: B. P. Flamming, 410.20; J M. Lively, 11.80; Alice Chase, 1140; Trow bridge Cabinet Works, (16.60; Postal Telegraph, (1.20; Mali Tribune Print ing Dept., 109.00; Henrietta Bandry, .4U; Heatn s Drug atoro, ei.eo; n- ford Domeatlo baunary, ?-lo; aniriey Vergeer, 26.00: Jarmln's Drug Store, 37.50: N. S. Youns. 5.00; C. S. But- terfleld, (1.00: Geo. F. Undley, (1.00; Ssinuel Bateman, (1.00: 0. E. Eads, (1.00; W. J. Warner, li ra; J. B wooa ford, (1.00; Dr. Heckman. (1.00: A. C. pierce. (1.00: Mra. Pierce, (1.00; Western Union, (.48 Emergency Fund Byd I. Brown, (100.00; Qua New berry. (30.00. Medford Library H. E. Young, (34.00: M. C. Simons. (1.00: Oregon News Company. (3.63; Medford Stationery Store, te.aO: J. K. GUI Company. ('23.65; Gaylord Broth ers, (13.00; The Caxton Printers, (23.13. Dog License Fund Mac'a Printing Co., (1.20; J. F. Wortman. (7.00; R. T. Davis. 3.80. Enforcement Fund Dr. Wm. P. Holt, (9.00; Dr. Heck man, (3.00. Bounty Fund , Russell Webber, (6 00: R Phillips, (3.00; Arthur L. Hakkerup. (3.00: L. L. Lewis, (109.00: M. Charley, (6.00; A. O. Lawson, (9.00; Robert Woekner, (3.00; Roy A. Robertson, (3.00; H. C. Messenger, (3.00; Carl Bell, (3 00; R. W. Rose. (3.00; Tom Weeks. 3.00; A. G. Lawson, 3.00; A. D. Moore, 43.00; Louie Blass, 4.60: E. L. Savage, .3.00. Road Fund R, L. Howard, (125.00; W T. Bry ant, (11.16; Flck'a Hardware, (88.75; Woodbury Co., (30.05: Colyear Motor Sales Co., 306.10; Pittsburgh Paint Store. 1.95; Austin western Road Machinery Co., (4.38: Kilham Sta tionery Co., (3.75; Fred Barnebeurg, (3.60; A. O. Hubbard, (3.40; The Texas Company, (1663.60; Joe Koenlg, (203.33; Lou Lull. (163.76; The Klx Company, (71.33; Swendor Blue Print Co.. S26.04: Southern Paclflo Com pany., (169.91; Rogue River Chevrolet Co., (1.99: State Industrial Accident Commission. (16383: Munnell and Sherlll, (13.08; H. O. High, (19.00; Bostltch. Inc. (800: Porter Lumber Co.. (686.60: Air Reduction Sales Cnmnanv. 5.38: H G. High, (7.10; Jackson County Publishing Co., (53.15; Timber Product Co., (9.80; Howard Coooer Corp.. 1663JS0; Hawk- lnson Tire Service, 109.73; Dallalr and Schortgcn, 230.85; R. W. Rose, 36.00: w. L. Tolle. tlioas; Fred Finney, 30.69; Don Fredericks, t97.78; Frank Denier, 95.76; D J. Clifford, 95.78; John Moulton, 80.61; B. H. Moulton, 04.77; Thoa. Roseberry, i6fl.80: R. J. Rlnabarner. (139.04; F. E. Jenkins, (110.76; R. N. Finney, (133.76; Eber Weed, (30.89; W J. Burbldge, (87.89: Jack Threaher, (7333; Gene Hooper. (133.70; Jack Fortln, (131.19; D. O. Modrell, (112.77; L. B. McKlnnle, (112.35; Chaa Dooms, (134.76; Ed. stUlwell. (113.40; Har old Tolle, (113.35; Ira Wilson, (81.77; Arthur Hamilton, (91.77; A H. Smith, (93.76; C. L. Conway, (91.77; Art Boggle, (112.23; Cliff Gaas, (73 96; Robert McCabe, (88.16; R. L. Bishop, (96.76; Wm. McCann, (86.96; Theo. Glass, (107.89; R. W. Jones, (76.31: Ed Anderson, (87 83; Delbert McCa leb, (67.44; Ora Vandegrlft, (33.48; Oeo. Thomaa, (44.64; Cecil Owen, (13.98; Joe Koenlg, (8.B7; Percy Ha ley, (110.36; L. J. Blgham, (114.74; Gale Moulton, (110.35; H. C. Dooms, (113.35; C. Z. Boyden, (81.13; O. I Bourne, (43.90; Roland smith, (31.06; Fred Younger, (3.90: W. M. Tethrow, 117.76: Henry Mover (93.76; W. J. OUIaspey, (76.56; Cecil Oliver, (33.48; E. M Kelllng, (81.98; H. 8. Rountree, 57.19: Bandv Blakeiey, mt.: w. o. Stovall, (97.00: Lester Throckmorten, (127.74; Ksipn Merrni, (ui.io; wai ter Sherld, (63.99; H. P. Sellers, (27 0: Lincoln Pence, (25.11; Ed. Huston, (239; T. J. Hoefft. (6.97; Mark Hoefft, (8 97; Jim ' Merrltt, (133.76: Earl Jones, (99.75; A. W. Sheldon, (83.78; Leonard Andrew, (69.75; A. Wattenbuig, (117.76; Mau rice Cranston. (77.39; P. H Kelly, (83.80; Kenneth Wattenburg, (110.00; Fred Anderson, (83.30; Dave Mussul man, (17.95; Lincoln Charley, 68.69; Willis Dodge, .01.38; s. u. moon. 5580; Geo. McLean, (60 32: Oeo. Le mler, (36.27; Oeo. Hodge, (139; Mike Yovovlck, (11.18; Lyal Hartman, (98.78; W. Eden, (99.70; Lloyd Norman 44.68; Simon Johnson, (47.86; Lewis Applebaker, (61.04; Jamea Owln, (12.76; Audrey Hardy, (12.76; Wesley Hartman, (127.01; Big Plnea Lumber Co., (731. 10; Medford Servloe Sta tion. (18.86; Llttrell Part Co., (49.78; Economy Lumber Co., (628.76; Hub bard Brother. (6736; F. W. Gray, (4.10; Lester Hodson. (6 38; Phoenix PHOENIX, June 33. (Spl.J Oak circle met Thursday evening t the Phoenix Orange hall. Cards were en joyed after the regular buslnes e lon. Next meeting will be Thurs day, July 1, at which time charter will b honored. Entertainment will be In charge of th guard team. Re freshment committee 1 Florence Drake, Maxlne coblelgh, Dalla Reeder and Luclan Van Oorden. Visiting neighbor sr. welcome. Howard Denier of UngloU ha spent th paat week visiting with friend and relative here. Mr. and Mr. John Robert returned from Salem where they epent few day vUltlng relative. Annual Thuraday club awlmmlng party and picnic for member and children 1 scheduled for Thursday. June 34. at Jackson Hot Springs, weather permitting. Picnic lunch at 1 p. m. ' Harriot BritcM, Pauline Jacob and Francs Nordqulst returned from the 4-H club (ummer school st O. 8. O. Mrs. Oorden Diton and Mrs. War ren Turnqulst of McCloud, Cel., wen visitors st th home of their parents. Mr. and Mr. Brook Montgomery, Wednesday. Mrs. Gertrude Hardest? and ton Arthur visited t.lelr many friend here laat week. Mr. and Mr. Harold Archer are staying at the home of Mr. and Mr, bolt, Mr. Archer's parent. Dtlr vacation Bible Khool ended t1idy with ft dIcdjo at th chur;4. The school was well attended through, out the entire two week. Cloalnc exercises were held Sunday evening. The program Included Flag and Bible salute, songs, memory work and three. ply. "The Baby Uoaea" by the pri mary department, "Mrs. Old Fangle" by the juniors, and "Trudy's Flag" by the Intermediate department. Hand work waa exhibited. Reese Creek REESE CREEK, June 23 (Bp!.) American Union Sunday school meg In regular session with a good crowd present. Maurice Jack gave very fine talk at the close of the Sunday school. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Mtnter are the proud parent of twin boys, bom June 31 at the Community hospital in Medford. i Mr. Jack Grow spent June 18 visit. Ing Mrs. w. 0. Jack. Other calllnj during the day were Mrs. Rose 8tur. gill and son Charles, and Mis Via. rlan Chamberltn. Alex Vestal was n overnight fust at the home of O. B. Bellows, June 19. Miss Marjory Nlckol spent the week-end with Mis Dorothy Vestal. Friend of Mrs, Wilson Gardner of Neubleber, Cel., who monogramed friendship quit for her will be pleased to know ah ha received the quilt and I very happy with It. Mr. and Mrs. Gardner and two son were for. mer resident of Reese creek. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis of Butt Pall highway called at the w. R, Lamb home June 31. They reported that little ad In the Tribune ( brought them buyer for piece ot property. They found out It certain ly paya to advertise. L. O. Davidson visited at the home) of hi daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Merrltt, June 20. Mra. Thomas Cook and W. R, Lamb were among thou from here taking the auto drlver'a teat June 10, com ing home with the required paper, Mr, Charles Cummona and moth er, Mrs. Agnes Mofltt and Miriam, were shopping In Medford June 19. Meteorological Report June 23, 1037. Forecast. Medford and vicinity: Fair but with some cloudiness tonight and Thursday; rising temperature Thura day, Oregon: Fair tonight and Thurs day, but some cloudiness In weat por tion; rising temperature In Interior Thursday. Moderate to fresh south west and west wind, off coast. Local Data. Temperature a year ago today! Highest, 88; loweet, 69. Total monthly precipitation, 1.58 Inohea, Excess for the month, 9.99 inch.-.. ' -- . . - ' Total precipitation since September 1, 1936, 18.40 Inches. Deflclenoy for the seaon, 0.93 Inch. Relative humidity at 8 p. m. ya terday, 73; 6 a. m. today, 95. Sunrise tomorrow, 4:36 a. m. Sunset tomorrow, 7:80 p. m, - 1 Observations Taken at A a. m- 120 Meridian Time. ' ' Bola Boston Chicago Denver Eureka Helena Loa Angeles MEDFORD New York Omaha Phoenix Portland Reno Rose burg Salt Lake San Francisco , Seattle Spokane ' 64 46 Washington, D.O. 86 63 Yakima -. 70 46 New Japanese Consul PORTLAND, Ore- June 28 (AP) Kwan Yoahlda, now secretary to Japanese ambassador at Hslbklng, Mancboukuo, will arrive In Septem ber to take over direction of turn Japanese consulate here, Ken Tiur uml. tha present consul, announced. Tsurtml will leave July 11 to become consul-general at Hardin, Mancbou kuo. Specialist say flea beetle do heavy damage to tobacco during th period just after the plant hav been set out in the field. Th United Btte Imported nearly 400 time a much liquor and win a It exported last year, Rock composing th earth' cruet are grouped by geologist Into tbre msln clssses Igneous, sedimentary and metamorphtc. Old straw suck, in th farm lot should be burned to prevent the breeding of dleeaso germs and para site. More than 30,000 CCO boy art enrolled In special course In agri culture. For Cemplel Coverage 1 of Bust. Red j new and Ftnsndsi News A-iX. rV.. FJ.'. THE WACL STREET JOURNAL Belied npoa by Business Hen and Investor for Current News and Dependable Informatiaa. Send for ear pJ Introductory offer, FIVE MONTHS FOR $.00 ..'J " ' "- SAN I 4NCMCO LO A.M.MJU -xrkaaw BMg SEATTIJi TfTFTfjf cm ' ? I? S! I Si Si s?s -IrlPlrl 93 62 P.Cdy. 78 63 ,79 Cloudy 76 68 Cloudy, 96 68 Clear ' 64 50 Clear 90 56 .38 Cloudy 82 68 ... Cloudy 68 43 T. Clear 80 60 T. 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