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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON". TUESDAY. JTT5CE 29. 1937. PAGE SEVEN LOCAL and Band Meeting Accordion bend will meet tonight at Prultfi Melody (hop t 7:30. It tu announced today. Visits Here Mr. Helen Measeear of Trail was among out-of-town resi dent visiting here today. From Grants Pass Mrs. Leonard Wnguette of Grants Pass spent the week-end vlalllng at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Bussey here. From Gold Hill Mrs. Ray centers and son Billy of Gold Hill were shop Ding and visiting in Medford this morning. Kelly Home Col. E. E. Kelly re turned home by train this morning from a short business trip in the north. Meeting Postponed Juvenile club of the Degree of Honor will hold Its next meeting July 10 st 2 p. m. In the Eagles hall Instead of July 2 as previously announced. ... From Klamath Falls Mrs, C. R. D. Jsnea and ganddaughter, Virginia Jones of Klamath Falls cslled on friends here yesterday. They are vis iting In Ashland. Calling Here Included among out-of-town business visitors In Medford this morning was Mrs. E. J. White of Phoenix, who was accompanied by her daughter. t t Ashland Visitor Medford residents visiting out of town Sunday Included Mrs. Etta O'Brien, who called at the home of Mrs. Emma Davis In Ash land. Mrs. O'Brien Is a former Ash lsnd resident. r -"- Mrs. Stahlman Better Mrs. Dor othy Reynolds Btahlmsn of Ashlsnd, who Is recovering from a major op eration at the Mayo Brothers hospital In Rochester, Minn.. Is reported vory much Improved. She is well known In Medford. Meeting Canceled The meeting of Talisman lodge number 31, Knights of Pythias, scheduled for Mondsy. July 6, has been canceled because of the holiday observance. Next meeting is soheduled for Monday, July 12. A class of esquires wss tultlated into knight rank at the last session. A large number of vis itors were present. In Detroit Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Klein and sons are progressing east ward In their cross-country Jaunt by motorcar and trailer, a post-card re ceived here today showing the fam ily had reached Detroit. In the Michigan city the Kleins tarried to see the Shrine psrsde. While there they met Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Rlckert who stoppedln Detroit to attend the Shrine convention as part of their tour across the country. 0 Board Your Pets at the Humane Society Shelter Summer Rates We Call and Deliver Midway Road Phone 1516 CORNS CURED AA Worid'a inleknt Mn tor. T Wt bk unlm corn lift S In Mt., . 10 nlnotM without pain, N REWARD ield born Mrinat. SO.0O Toraa?0B00 CORN-OFF Investigate what this plan will save you.' Lowest financing costs. Smaller monthly payments. Insurance placed locally with your own agent or broker. Established bank credit for future needs. MEDFORD BRANCH The FIRST NATIONAL BANK 111 PERSONAL Transacts Business xtr MtMwwi Lttster of Sardine creek transacted business hero yesterdsy. Visit In Lakerlw Mra. F-n-.t .r Smith and daughter Patsy made an overnight visit to Lakevlew Sunday. They returned home last evening. Flrlne South Alvln Smith, Ronnie inspector for the bureau of air com merce, stopped St Medford mtlnlrtnal airport this morning to have bis atinson plane refueled. He was en route from Portland to Oakland, Cal. On Inspection Karl L. Janoucb, supervisor of the Rogue River na tion forest, and c. M. Rose, archi tect on the regional engineer's staff In the United states forest service Portland office, spent today en aa inspection tour through the Union Creek area. Meeting Tonight Regular weekly meeting of the Active club will be held In the Hotel Medford tonight at 6:30. Election of offtcera will be held and delegates to the Interna tional convention at Olympla, Wash.. July 23-34 will be appointed. Three delegates and three alternates will be named. Attend Matches Among Ashland persons attending the wrestling matches In the armory last night were Merrltt Schilling, Mr. and Mn. Art Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Miles, Mrs. Bud Gsndee, Dr. and Mrs. Charles A. Haines. Mr. and Mrs. P. O. McDougall, Allen Autry and W. D. Jackson. t Clinic for Babies A well-baby clinic will be held from 1 :30 to 4 Thursday afternoon in the Sparrow Memorial clinic at the Jackson coun ty courthouse. It will be conducted by Dr. C. I. Drummond, county heslth officer, end Blanche Friable, super vising .nurse. Parents are asked to telephone 1359 for appointments. Return Home Cept. and Mrs. Al bert T. Anderson and daughter Janet returned to their home here at 822 West Fourth street last night from Astoria where they spent the past week visiting relatives. Their daugh ter Kathryn made the motor trip north and Is remaining in Astoria for a few weeks. Cspt. Anderson commands CCC detachment head quarters at the fairgrounds. Files Over Valley Mrs. Frsnces Doyle, a visitor from Hollywood, took a 40-mtnute flight over the Rogue valley this afternoon, piloting the Taylor cub owned by Thomas A. Cul bertson. airport manager. Mrs. Doyle and her husband, George, are vaca tioning In Ashland. They said they might make their permanent home In the Rogue valley. Both are pri vate pilots. t Asks Dog Protection Jackson County Humane society today asked that the safety of animals be con sidered when flrecrackera are shot In celebrating July 4. Many doga have been maimed by the careless tossing of firecrackers while valuable bird- dogs have been ruined for field work by being frightened when they were pups, the society emphasized. "Try to keep your dog confined to your own premises over the 4th so that he will not be frightened or hurt," the society advised. NEW STORE TO OPEN -IN ASHLAND JULY 24 ASHLAND, July 30. (Spl.) J. I Starbuck of Los Angeles announced plans here Monday for the opening of a privately owned and operated We tern Auto Supply company store In the Butler building at 43 East Main street, formerly occupied by the Provost Bros, hardware store. Btarbuck said the firm would open for business on or about Saturday, July 34. Japan Is pressing the United States hard for first place In world rayon yarn production. A "sweet" sweet clover Is being developed by department of agrlouj tuxe forage expert. Livestock PORTLAND. June 29. (AP-USDAI HOGS 100: market active, mostly steady; good end choice ISO to 218 1b. drve-na. 111.28; oarload lota SU M; 220 to 280-lb. 810.SO10.78; pacing sows, 87.76 8.00; few feed er pigs, (10.29. CATTLE 100, calves 15: market low, she-stock steady with Monday's 2S to SO oenta lower: other grades ateady with Monday'a average: scat tered common to medium graas steera, Se.OO98.OO, odd head 69.00; grass fed steers, 810.00 and above: few common to medium heifers, 5.00 9 7.00; low cutter and cutters. S3.50s4.75: common to medium grades. S5.0030.50; grass dslry type usually below 15.50; bulls. 85.60 B.7S: vutters. S4.75; good and choce vealera, SB .00 8 -50. SHEEP 150: quality poor: scat tered sales steady but undertone low. medium to good spring lamba Sd.OOte 9.80: common, S7.00ig8.00: common to medium yearllnga, S4.50q6.00: laughters, 32.00e3.SO. South San Francisco SOUTH 8AM FRANCISCO. June 29. (AP-USDA) HOGS 500, direct 250: butchers 5 cents higher: top and bulk 180 to 205-lb. weights. Si 1.80. practically atralght: few light lights sorted out 811.30; butchers above 210 lbs. sbsent; peeking sows atesdy, bulk 8? .OO98.2S. CATTLE 350, direct SO, holdovers 100; entire supply grassers; ateera alow, part load 112S-lb. California grass fst steers. 39.26; ateady, under tone on common to medium grass steers steady to week.; part losd good 005-lb. beef cows, 18.35, sorted 2 head S5.50: common to medium range cows S4.00$ S.00; few cutter grade cows. 33.00 8.60: good weighty bulls quot ed up to 86.00. HEEP 560. direct 10: lambs steady: 2 decka good and choice around 74 1b. California ahorn aprlngers, 89.25 straght; wooled aprngera absent, good quoted up to SI. 35. South San Francisco livestock mar ket cloeed Monday, July 5. Chicago. CHICAGO. June 28 (AP-USDA) Hogs 17,000: generally 10 9 15c lower; packing aowa fully 15a lower, ex cepting beat lightweight aowa; top. 811.90; bulk good and choice 200 300 lb. averages. 811.50-85; most 150-190 lb., 311.26-80. CATTLE 7000; calvea 2500: strong; fed yearllnga strong to 25c higher: graas cows and helfera weak; most grass steers, 310.26 down to 38.00; grssa helfera, 89.00 down to 36.00. and grass cowa 86.25 down to 84.25; strictly gralnfed ateera up to 815.76; part load helfera up to 813.75, a new high; weighty sausage bulls up to 87.10: selected vealera to 810; Texas bred calvea and yearlings 38.50 99.75: selects to 89.85. SHEEP 6000; spring lamba and yearlings around ateady to 26c lower; bulk native spring lsmba, 311.00-50; tlx doubles choice 81-lb. Idaho aprlng lambs, 311.25 straight; best Cali fornia spring lamba ahorn 39.80. Portland Produce PORTLAND, June 29. (AP) But ter Prints, A grsde, S4o lb. In parch ment wrappers. 35o In cartona; B grade 33o in parchment wrappers: 34o In cartona. BTJTTERFAT (Portland delivery, buying price) A grade, 3333)4c lb. country atatlons: A grade. 31 $31 'Ac lb.: B grade, Jftc leas: C grade 6c less. EOOS Buying price by whole salers: Extras, 20c: standard, 17c; medium, 16c: medium firsts, 15c; undergrades, 14c dozen. Cheese, country meate and live poultry unchanged. ONIONS Old err- Oregon No. I. 81.00 per 80-lb. bag. New crop. Cali fornia red, 86C41, 60-lb. bag. Co ehelle. 8Scfil; yellow, 31) per 100-lb. bag. Potatoes, new pots to. a. canta loupes, wool, hay, unchanged. Chicago Wheat CHICAGO. Juna 29. ) Ten cents a bushel skyrocketing of wheat prices within 24 hours culminated today In waves of profit taking that ended with reactions of about 2 cents. New high prlcea reached for the year resulted mainly from reports of drought disaster to Canadian wheat and of rapid .Increase of black mat damage In United States winter wheat. Wheat: Open High Low Close July . 1.1914 1-33 1.1914 1.30-21 Sep. .1.20-2114 1J4H 1.20a, 1.22H Dev. 1.22-33 1.284 1.2274 1.34 '4 Portland Wheat PORTLAND, June 29. (AP) Oraln: Wheat: Open High Low Close July 1.14 1.16H 1.14 1.16!. Sept. 1.0714 I.1014 1.07J4 1.1014 Cash wheat: Big Bend bluestem hw 12 pet., 31.16; dark hard winter. 13 pet, 81.31: 12 pet., 81.33; 11 pct 81.17; soft white and western white. 81.17: hard winter, 31.18: weitern red. 31.18. Oats. No. 2 white, 333: grsy. 832. Bsrley. No. 3 48 lb., bw 337. Corn, Argentine. 343. Mlllrun. standard. 839. Today's car recelpta: Wheat, 16; flour, 6 San Franrlaro Butter. BAN PRANCISCO. June M lie. U8DA) Butter: Score 93-83; 91-81V4; 90-80: 89 -28 14. SACRAMENTO. Calif.. June Y FINER FILM FINISHING Free developing, better printi, quicker service In by 11 Ready at 8 SWEM'S KODAKS (AP) Churning cream butterfal; first grade 87; second grade 36. Wall St. Report NEW TORS. June 39. UP) The stock market returned cautiously to the bullish side today and leaden were marked up fractions to a point or more. Profit taking In the final hour shaved gains somewhat. Wall Street appeared to like newa from the ateel atrlke area and shares In that division, along with rails, were at the bead of a restrained up ward movement. Brokers explained Prance'a a us pen al on of gold payments already had been considered wster over the dam. Thus, they aald, It had little effect on stocka. V o 1 u m e approximated 600.000 shsres. Today's closing prlcea for 32 select ed atocka follow: Al. Chem. 8t Dye- 317 Am. Can , 92 , 6i 160 S , sov4 , 75 Am. & Fgn. Pow-...., A. T. & T Anaconda Atch. T. & 8. F Bendlx Avta. . Beth. Steel 1814 1 i 89 9614 Caterpillar Tract. Chryaler .... Coml. Solv Curtlss-Wrlght , DuPont 18 aii 18014 8114 87 !4 105 H Id, 125 64 22 88 Oen. Elec. Oen. Foods .. Oen. Mot Int. Harvest. . I. T. & T-........ Johns-Man . Monty ward North Amer. . Penney (J. C.)... Phillips Pet Radio Sou. Psc. 6314 7 1(4 12 39 64 '4 13 9914 3S'i 96 std. Branda St. OH Cal. St. Oil N. J Trans. Amer. Union Carb Unit. Aircraft U. S. Steel U. S. Steel Declares $2 Share Dividend NEW YORK, June 29. (AP) Di rectors of United States Steel corpo ration today declared a dividend of 82 e, share on the 87 preferred atock, reducing arreara to 31.24 a ahare. On May 26 a dividend of 82 a ahare on the senior stock was declared. The Istest psyment called tor dis tribution of S7.206.0S0. It cut the arreara accumulated during the worst depression yeara, from a peak of 818.26 a share. Odds and Ends It la estimated there are 123.000, 000 rata In the United Sutra. Pol son bait prepared with red aqulll Is the best way to destroy them. Alftrd W. Oliphsnt, Jr an audi tor with the Texas state board of control, has collected 38.000 postage stamps In 14 years. Scientists have been familiar with electrical phenomena atnea the time of Thales, about 600 B. C. The Klondike gold field reached a peak output In 1900 of 1,077.663 fine ounces valued at 922.276.000. Rata are not native to the Unlhd States. They were first brought here In 1776 by foreign ships. Schools were established in Alaska by Russian settlers In 1784 before the constitution of the United States was adopted. The Soviet Union has almost 2,600 600,000 acres of foreet land approximately a third of the total forest area of the world. A factory In Liverpool, England, plana to manufacture rubber boots for sheep to protect them against "foot rot." German scientists hava designed a 8500,000 factory to produce augHr. vlnegsi, slcohol and csttla feed from sawdust. Shanghai, China, with a popula tion of 3,808,764, has passed Psrla, Prance to become the elxth largest city of the world. Ch'na'a younger set bought mora than a million dollars' worth of cos metics laat year, moat of it imported from America. Tea waa originally used in China aa a purely medicinal drink. San Francisco claims Its 1,000-foot-long Plelcbhacker swimming pool I the largest In the world. The camera long eyelashes protect his eyea from blown land and aun glare on the desert. The Island of Guam la administered by an American naval governor with almost unlimited powers. No foreign vessel can touch at the Island of Guam without special per mission from Washington. Prisoners In Mexico City no longer are ortlclally known by that name. They are "natural biological units susceptible of correction." A law passed In 1761 forbids Perm, ylvar.la auctloneera from handing out free drinks to apeed up the bid ding. GRIEN SLAB WIID Bio DOUBLE LOAD Phone 7 Mow TlMBERP MISOt BREEZE AND CLOUDS BIG RELIEF FROM OREGON'S HEAT TOE (Contlnutd from Page One.) eoaetal residents with Invigorating. comfortable temperatures. Newport reported a mild 80 degrees and North Bend 64. A 08-degree high for the aeason at Bend ended with a lightning dis play In the Fremont forest. Only light rain accompanied the rolling thunder. Other maximums In the atate In cluded Pendleton 100, Wolf Creek 100. Roeebnrg 98, Siskiyou Summit 88, Portland 93, Lakavlew 98. Baker 94, Salem 93.3 and Eugene 89. SAN FRANCISCO, June 39. (UP) A record-breaking hot apell In the San Franclaco bav area nH.ui Mm. day when overcast sklea kept the temperature maximum down to 72. Peak of the heat wave occurred Saturday when the mercury hit 87. the hotteat Juna 28 on record here. Alameda and Coutra Coata counties reported crop losses estimated at 9100.000. The temperatures In that area hit 107 degreea Saturday and 110 Sunday. Brentwood district apricot growers set their losaea from scorched fruit at 830.000. Walnut growers of the Walnut creek area estimated the hot spell would cans thm in m. cent loss on their crop, estimated at ei.uw.wu. Temperance Play To Be Given at Salvation Army The temperance play, "Prisoner at the Bar," will be presented In Med ford for a third and final time to night, at 8 o'clock at the Salvation Army. No admission will be charged but a voluntary pledge-offerlng will be taken. Hayward H. Johnson will again take the role of the young man who. unoer tne innuence of liquor "killed" his wife and left three motherless children. Twenty-one local cltlxena who will compose the remainder of the cast thla evening are announced by Cap tain O. R. Durham aa follows: Judge, O. A. Meeker: prosecuting at torney, Capt. O. R. Durham; defense attorney, Ivan Gay; prisoner's little daughter, Jesn Runts; aherlff, Ed Williams; finger print expert, Rev. W. A. Dawea: court clerk, Charles McOonagle: etar witness. Mrs. Mary Bell: court bailiff, A. W. Durham; aummoned on th Jury: Paul Wilcox. Ed Fish, Mrs. O. R. Durhsm, W. Oli ver, Henry Riley. Mrs. Ed Fish, Mrs. Dlsnna Meyer, Irene Walker, Mra. Rosa Akera, Frank Hammond. Mrs. Pearl Harvey and Oscar Peterson. WANDERING SEA LION CAUGHT ON HIGHWAY PORT ORPORD, Ore., June 39. (API The nerlBTlnatlona nr n tn. fant sea lion, welehlnv inn imimii ended near here a mils Inland from tne neacn, wnen the wanderer was captured and penned at a fox farm. The animal strayed from the beach Saturday, appearing at the Chancey Wooruff ranch at Langlola, and was captured later while "hitch. hikin" along the highway. SLIM DIET FOR PIERCE AT DEMOCRATIC PICNIC WASHINGTON, June 39WP) Representative Walter M. Pierce of La Grande. Ore., observed ruefully that the Democratic picnic on Jef ferson laland netted him Just one cracker, one slice of rye bread and a glaas of water. His conference with the prealdent. he said, waa limited to: "Howdo, Mr. Preildent," and "Hello, Oovernor." Textile Coata Reduced MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UP) A 20 per cent reduction In coat of textile mill operation has resulted In the past two yeara from modernlted power transmission, according to A. P. Hom er, Boston, president of the power transmission council. MAMARONECK, N. T June 29. (AP) William McAndrew, 78, editor and educator who waa ousted as au- perlntendent of Chicago achoola In 1038 by former Mayor "Big Bill" Thompson aa being "In the pay of Great Britain." died here Monday. A superior court later ruled he had been Illegally prosecuted. MODERN .VOMER H4 NM Mm moothJ jr ptia utd delay du to VeIlaKlai am' ("i-L. at.ll.a S2L.U u i all df mjiu for over 46 vein! Atifot lejllM!IM.J;JjlllTp 'INS tlAMONDT BRAND AT , PINE COMPANY osteon On RialtoBill Mi She made a sensational Amerloin film debut In "Wings of the Morn ing." and now Annabelle, co-starring with Conrad Veldt, returns to the Rlalto theater for tomorrow and Thursday In "Under the Red Robe," aa the added feature on the twin bill that has Victor Moore and Helen Broderlck In "Meet the Mtasua" aa top feature. Topnotch Comedians In Picture at Roxy Three topnotch comedlana make "All American Chump," coming to morrow to the Roxy theater, a first rate fun-feast. Stuart Erwln has the major spot In this novel story about a small town human adding machine who becomes bridge champion of the world. Edmund Gwenn plays the operator of a carnival shell game and Robert Armstrong Is the third of the giggle getters who turns the csst Into an other brilliantly merry picture. Menus of the Day By Mrs, Alexander George DINNER SERVING FOUR Carrot Ring and Creamed Mixture Sliced Buttered Beeta Bread Peach Jam Head Lettuce Rusalan Dressing Dutch Cherry Cske Coffee (Hot or Iced) Carrot Ring 2 eupa cooked carrots. 3 eggs. 2-3 cup soft bread. 1 cup milk (hot), 1 tableapoon minced parsley, 1 tablespoon minced onions. 1- 8 teaspoon aalt. 14 teaspoon paprika. Cook carrots In boiling water until very tender when teated with a fork. Drain thoroughly and while hot press through a coarse strainer. Add to the rest of the Ingredients. Pour Into a buttered ring mold. Set In a psn of hot wster and bake 30 mln utea In a moderate oven. Let etand five minutes In the water. Unmold carefully and fill with creamed mix ture. Creamed Mixture 4 tablespoons butter. 4 tablespoons flour. 3 cupa milk. 3 hard-cooked eggs. 2- 8 cup cooked peaa. 1 tablespoon minced plmlentsa. 14 teaspoon aalt. V4 teaspoon paprika. 4 teaspoon celery aalt. 1 egg yolk. Mix butter and flour. Add milk and cook until a creamy sauce forma, stirring constantly. All eggs, pass and seasoning. Cook two minutes. Add yolk. Mix end serve Immedi ately. Dutch Cherry Cake 114 cupa flour. 3 tablespoons bsklng powder. 14 cup granulated augar. 14 teaspoon aalt. 8 tablespoons fat. 1 egg. 14 cup milk. Mix the flour, baking powder. augar and aalt. Cut In the fat and add egg and milk. Mix lightly and pour Into shallow pan. well greased. Spread with topping. Topping " 4 tableapoona butter. 3-8 cup light brown augar. 3-8 cup seeded cherries. 14 teaspoon cinnamon. Mix the Ingredients and apread on the sdft dough. Bake 30 mlnutea In a moderate oven. Serve warm with cream, lemon or cherry sauce. War on Saw Fly OTTAWA, Ont. ( UP) Canadian authorities are mobilising forces for a drive against the saw fly, scourge of Canadian ipruce forests. The saw fly causes millions of dollars dsmsge in eastern Canadian forests every year, Use Mall Tribune want adj. TOMORROW ONLY He's pilnrh- -. drunk from a klasl MT TIMES TONIOHT 'Charge of Light Brigade' Craterian Stars r , . j - ; K I 1 LJl The fanaticism snd bsckwsrdness of bill-folk In certain parte of the country, who hava contributed no little to the headlines lately with the exposing of their child-marriages, la the aubject of a powerful acreen atory, "Mountain Justice." coming to morrow only to the New Craterian theater. Josephine Hutchinson la starred as the young girl who Is forced to kill her father to save her own life and that of her stater; George Brent la co-starred as a young attorney. All members of the Rebekah lodge are requested to meet at I. O. O. F. hall Wednesday at 1 o'clock, to hold services at the graveside of Cora B. Ravenor, Florence Klatt, Noble Grand. Use Msll Tribune want sds. Too Late to Classify LOST Navy blue purse. Reward. Florence Rlngoen. 829 W. nth. FOR SALE 4 -room modern house, 91000: 3 -room modern house, sleep ing porch, 8960. One 3-room house and 4 lots; city water, outbuild ings. 9600. ALSO 7-room modern, plastered house, lot 100x198, paved atreet, close in, double garage. 33UOO; 10 down, balance like rent. ALSO Several other homea and ranches. W. J. "DAD" ROBERTS. 720 W. 2nd. FOR SALE Good model T Ford sedan. 109 8. Holly. MODERN Plumbing A Sheet Metal Company have tree-prop hooks for sale. Place your ordera early. Tel. 620. WANTED Small farm for foxea; dry or well drained soil, buildings, elec tricity. Address p 9, Box 648, Portland, Ore. FOR RENT Modem apartment, 803 West 11th Phona 1408. WANTED Olrl for general house work and care of children. Phone 966-Y. NESIKA BEACH. 8 ml. N. of Gold Beach. Hwy. 101. Fine ocean view and wonderful beach, modern cab Inga. private lavatories, showers snd toilets, gas. table dishes, cooking utensils, wall beds, 99.60 per dav, S12.60 per week. R. 8. Sanborn, Wedderburn, Ore. FOR RENT Furnished home, 6 rooma, good loctalon, 846 per mo., water paid. Call 331 N. Ivy. Tel. 831-L, evenings. FOR SALE '81 Chevrolet coupe, good condition. Cell 614-R-3, between 8 and 6. FOR SALE OR TRADE Chevrolet coupe, nimble seat; trailer, cow and calf. Want tractor, hay or horses. 8. R. Hughes, Trail, Ore. Shows l:4S-7-9:lS e 2Sc-86c-10c i TOMORROW & THUR. Tht lid's Off In Home Shriek Home PLUS Scarlet In trigue threatening thronel . CONRAD VEIDT eexANNABELLA HED ROBE' RAYMOND MASS FT HOMNIV IRiNT Rapiers flashing In shadowa of :,ysn gaiiowal . , y z LAST TI.MKS TONIOHT JANE LEO WITHERS CARRILLO In In "ANOEfS "HOTEL HOLIDAY nAVniRE" 406-ACRS RIVER RANCH 100 Acres rich bottom land undo cultivation and In clover, alfalfa, grain, corn, also suitable for pota toes, onions, tomatoes, melons, eta with sbundance of free water for 112 acres; one mile river frontage with fine fishing, boating, swim ming and cabin sites; all fenced and fair Improvements; 2 year aprlnga, lota of pasture on dry lsnd. Wster right alone worth, S6000 on this ranch. Price 312,000; terms. THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANOB No. 7 N. Bsrtlett St. Phone 1496 or 164S-R. BARBER WANTED Medford Hotel Berber Shop. BINO CHERRIES, picked for halt, 121 Cottage St. FOR SALE 10-ft. Mccormick ha rake, hay-stscklng carriage with, cable: picks, ahovela, mattocks, forki. garden tools of all kinds. Priced to sell. Vera Marshall, 760 Stewart Ave. USED CARS GET A DEPENDABLE CAR FOR YOUR TRIP ON THE 4TK Pour studeaker Sedans In splendie condition. 1033 Graham DeLuxe Sedan. Oakland Sedan, driven 23.000 miles, Packard Sedan, good rubber, runs nice. 1030 LaSalle Coupe. 8260. Six Sedans that run good, at 188 each, SANDERSON MOTOR CO. BINO CHERRIES, culls for aale at our packing room located at Med ford Ice 6e Storage Co. American Frultgrowera. Inc. . cherries, all kinds, 2s to 4e oa trees. Ed Foas. Talent. WANTED Housekeeping or prsctleal nursing. Phone 627-J. '86 DODGE DeLuxe Sedan; looks and runs like new; radio: Blue Seal guarantee; low. easy terms. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth. FOR SALE Split shakes, 310: eugar . pine and cedar shingles. 34. F. W. Ovelman. Jacksonville Highway. FOR SALE Royal Anne and Blnf cherries, 203 Vancouver. Phone 1016-L. C. C. Clemens. FOR SALE Blng and Royal Anne cherries. Old Hunter place. Fern valley. R. Mershon. GOOD Ice box 86. 1119 West 10th. - ,. , mi GUARANTEED PAINT1NU. time pay ments Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop, FOR SALE Service atatlon and atore. 603 S. Riverside. FOR RENT Four large room suite la beautiful Holly Apartments:' nicely furnished clean, cozy. Everything furnished except linens. Frlgldalre, electric range, bot water, all mod ern conveniences. Close in. Just north of postofflce. Available now, 946. See manager In rear, FOR SALS Blng Cherries. 811 So. Riverside, across from Auto Beauty Shop. Shows 1:48-7:00-9 e 30c-40c-10t Tomorrow (Wed) Only Secrets of the Mountains Guarded for Centuries M- ch- 6 ten - 0ne Thursday aVomanee la eyas, murder In his heart! No woman eould resist LAST TIMK TONITEI fCharlea BOYER . lean AHTHUHJ 1 ,mn)i 7 I QJD 1 I oren - -orne" iaJ3t4 i b"1 to rti it ( his ll n him! I I mil mini imp iTTTh iuishCI t 0 i 6 t r i o n tn6 of N. central 1 r