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Newspaper Page Textr MTDFORD MATL TRTBUXE. MTEDFORD, OREGON'. THURSDAY. JULY 1. 1937. PAGE NINE cnLtxnO C73CD rv i if? an ft tt& nxzxrn9miSk- I 1 it Read every ad on tnt page You will "probably mid ei utl; tut things rou Ban Mn looking for or a sale eg trade (or unused articles you may bare Search jour attic or store-room you may find many thing other are seek ing and be able to realize Immediate cash It what you want lsnt there, advertise (or It Tribune Classified sds sr Inexpensive effective I RATES Per word, first Insertion (Minimum 83c) Each additional Insertion, per word (Minimum 10c) Per line per month without copy change 31.18 Phone 75 FOE WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND LOOT Navy blue puree. Rewsrd. Florence Rlngoen, 629 W. 11th. LOST If dog Is missing, call 1816 WANTED MALE HELP BOYS Good appearance, high school ing, age 17-23, to travel western states on special campaign this summer, In cars; good chance to learn salesmanship and travel soutn In winter; unlimited remuneration. Apply Mr. Struever, Medford Hotel. WANTED Single farm hand; good milker. Prof. Engelhardt, Rt. 8, Box 30. BARBER WANTED Medford Hotel Barber Shop. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Reliable lady dinner cook. 8-10 Grill. Yreka, Cal. YOUNG LADIES, 19-33, neat, aggres sive, to travel with group of ladles to New York and return, doing speclsl advertising work; salary, transportation. Apply Mr. Stru ever, Medford Howl. WANTED Thoroughly experienced person for housework; 3 in family. References required. Tel. 142-X-2. WANTED Girl for general house work and care of children. Phone 986-Y. WANTED Experienced girl for house work and ..care of children. Good wages. Box 3309, Tribune. WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Housekeeping or practical nuralng. Phone 627-J. RELIABLE GIRL wants work In good home. Box 3029, Tribune. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Dead and worthless ani mals. Tel. 681-R. IT 8EEMS POSSIBLE that the Span lab War convention to be In Med ford, July 11 to 14. may tax avail able housing. It Is requested that persons having rooms for rent tn private residences, mall reports to Adjutant Colonel Sargent Camp, U. S. W. V., 66 N. Orange St., City, please give name, street address, number of rooms, and price. WANTED TO BUY Buzzsaw. State make of engine and price; also size and condition. Box 3609, Tribune. WANTED Small farm for foxes; dry or well drained soil, buildings, elec tricity. Address R. 9, Box 648. Portland, Ore. WANTED '30 or '31 model light eoupe In good condition. State mileage, make and price. Box 3312, Mall Tribune. NOTICE If you want your barns whitewashed or cold water paint, phone Withe row. 268-W. WANTED Clean, soft cotton rags at Mall Tribune. WANTED Horse, weighing about 1400 tba. J. A. Msnke. Route 1 Medford. WANTED WOOL MOHAIR We have targe order to fill. Highest prices paid. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 17 N. Orape St. Phona 1062. WB PA V MORE CASH For your furniture HOI.UHOOK A ANDREWS 6th and Front. Phone 647. JTJNK Highest prices paid for brass radiators, copper storage batteries aluminum and other metals Scrap iron small or targe tote pipe and machinery woo) and cot ton rags uiner tubes Our prices will interest you. Hides. Pelts. Wool. Mohair. Household Goods Furniture Stoves bought and sold. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE- WANTED ro RENT Unfurnished modem 3 or 4 -room Douse p. O Box 693. Medford FOR RENT HOUSES SMALL HOUSE, partlv furnished. Inquire st 624 Beekman Ave. Tel. 1172. FOR RENT Large 6 -room bungalow, aleeplng porch, for (40. Reference required. 48 N. Orange. FOR RENT Furnished no use; 7 bed room 45 00 Tel 13'23-W FOR RENT - APARTMENTS rtfAN FURN 3 -room apartment 16; str and lights paid. 217 W. 2nd. FOR RENT 9 -room unfurnished apartment at 402 South Newtown. Call 1ft. FOR RENT Apartment. 334 Apple. . 1 FOR RENT Modern apartment, ft03 Wast lien Faons Mv. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT 3 furnished apartments. 3 office rooms. 1 store building. 1 basement room See Roland Hub bard or Al Llttrell. FOR RENT Furnished single and double apt..; Frlgl't.i.re and elec tric range. Hotel Holland: PTJRN. APT. for rent, 339 No. Ivy. FOR RENT B-room furnished upper apartment; garage. Inquire 80 I. Main. 387-X FURNISHED apartment. O u r 1 1 Court. 328 N. Holly. Cell at Apt 1 OE BAUER APTS.. 8th and Oakdale PURN. duplex and 3-room apt., gar age: adults, 604 w. lutn or. 3-ROOM. front, turn apartment. 808 W. Main. FOR RENT Furnished apt. Shower steam heat, hot and cold water furnished Mail mbune Bldg. Ap ply Tribune business office FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FURNISHED rooms for rent; plenty of hot water. 714 West 10th. Call evenings. Tel. 1SS8-Y. NICELY furnished room In private home. Home privileges; garage. 707 W. Jackson. FOR RENT Sleeping rooms, close In. 331 West 5th. NICELY furnished room, 408 W. 8th ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 8. Grape. FOR RENT BOARD ROOM BOARD AND ROOM 829 W. 11th. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS ATTENTION LOGGERS I have a SO bulldozer for rent, cy Gates Trail. Tel. 38-X-8. Eagle Point. FOR EXCHANGE FOR SALE OR TRADE for piano. Guernsey-Jersey cow. D. Biumen stelh, on Grant road off Bcall Lane. FOR SALE OR TRADE Chevrolet coupe, rumble seAt; trailer, cow and calf. Want tractor, hay or horses. 8, R. Hughes. Trail. Ore. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE 14 acres, close In. for truck or light car. Tel. 611-R-3. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE $4200 WHY? 4300 35 Acres, city limits. 7-room modern house, basement, heating plant, hardwood floors throughout; sight ly location; could not replace Im provements for twice price asked -Price 94200 for Immedlste sale. J. C. BARNES Phone 1127-Y. 20 N. Peach St. FOR SALE New house, 8 rooms and bath. Would take lot In Medford or elsewhere. What have you? Address Box 713, city. F"OR RENT 5-room modern house, city limits and 6 acres Irrigated garden land, long-time lease, (20 per month. Also 2 Acres, city limits. Irrigated land for sale; very desirable; partly clover meadow. Prloe (660; ( 1 00 cash, balance like rent. J. C. BARNES Phone 1127-Y. 20 N. Peach St. FOR SALE 4 -room modern house, (1000; 3-room modern house, sleep ing porch, (950. One 3-room house and 4 lots; city water, outbuild ings. (600. ALSO 7 -room modern, plastered house, lot 100x198, paved street, close In, double garage, (2800; 10 down, balance like rent. ALSO Several other homes and ranches, W. J. "DAD" ROBERTS, 720 W. 2nd. MODERN 5-room house, (1050; (350 cash, balance (8 per montn. Also 5-room house; fruit, shade, berries. (750; terms, J. V. Bradley, 408 Boardman. TO CLOSE ESTATE 7ft acres. Crater Lake Hwy., 40 miles from Medrord; commodious log cabin, suitable restaurant, dancing or private lodge; service statlou. spring, wood. See Rawles Moore, Cooley Bldg.. Medford. FOR SALE Suburban acre, on good highway, close in with ft room house, barn and chicken run. Good soil, fine garden ready to use, La dlno clover, cow lot. Building and Loan balance (392. Payable (10.00 per mo. Must leave at once, first reasonable offer for my equity takes It. Write Mall Tribune Box 3337 for further particulars. FOR SALE Or rent for cash, 7 acres free soil; Ideal chicken and berry ranch; Improvements; cheap water available. Write or call Cum mlnga Poultry ranch, Central Point, Ore. Route 1. FOR SALE 7-room house, good loca tion. Small payment down, balance like rent. Inquire 817 West 10th FOR SALE - 1200 acres cattle and sheep ranch. 16 miles from Med ford. 20 miles wire fencing. 8 -room bouse, cost (3.000: barn and out buildings; 80 acres alfalfa at (1J per acre. Also 480 acres timber land. 15 miles from Ashland 8 miles from Dead Indian road; esti mates 9 million ft. pine timber Also 100 acres. 4 miles from Med ford. near Jacksonville. P. E By bee Medford. Ore. FOR SALE OR TRADE 20 acres (2.000. crops now in. Property lo cated on Pacific highway between raient and Phoenix For Particulars, call R. Edwards. Southern Oregon Brewery. FOR SALE Well paying, filly eq iip pad dairy ranch. Near town No trades considered R. F Mall Tribune. WHEN you think of real estate think Of BROWN & WHITE. HOUSES for sale or rent. Jackson County Bldg. & Loan Assn. IHB J W BYBEE tans north Jacksonville on the old stage road is roi sale in one traer or six suodl visions thereof Inq ulra of Frank & By bee star Route Bos 133 Medford Oregon, FFUERAi LAND BANK FARMS wunTentent terms Call warren Pat- trnn (Jhtrtv Rids at O A I aarnea 16V East 8th St Eu?ene I w 9PECIAL1ZI la Domes 31 Chert- i out, Hyym 1 FOR SALS AUTOMOBILES 1928 CHEV. 4 -door sedsn; a beautiful little car with lots of economical transportation. Bargain price only 89.00. Used Car Dept., 6th and Bartlelt. open evenings until 8. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth. 1933 FORD "B" motor. IH-ton stake body, heavy duty rear ena. recon ditioned: duel wheels, good tires; 300. Ever Shady Auto Court. FOR SALE '31 Chevrolet coupe, good condition. Call 514-K-3. between ft and 6. FOR SALE Good model T Ford sedan. 109 s. Hoiiy. USED CARS GET A DEPENDABLE CAR FOR YOUR TRIP ON THE 4TH Four Studeaker Sedans In splendid condition. 1933 Graham DeLuxe Sedan. Oakland Sedan, driven 33.000 miles. Packard Sedan, good rubber, runs nice. 1930 LaSalle Coupe, 260. Six Sedans that run good, at 830 each. SANDERSON MOTOR CO. C. E. GATES AUTO CO. R. 8c O. USED CARS 1935 Ford long wheelbase truck: 10 ply tires. Ruxtell axle, overload springs, very low mileage, 585. 1939 Ford truck, refrigerator type body, excellent condition, 1150. C. E. GATES AUTO CO. Used Car Department 6th and Bartlett. FOR SALE 1937 O.M.C. pickup, run less than 4.000 miles. A snap at $575. William Schubert, Box 386, Rogue River, Ore. ABBEY'S SPECIAL '81 CHEVROLET Victoria; top condi tion and appearance.- Walter W Abbey. Inc. LANGES SPECIAL BARGAINS IN GOOD CARS 30-Day Written Guarnatee. 1934 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan. 1935 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan 1935 Plymouth DeLuxe 2-door Sedan. 1937 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan. 1934 Ford V-6 Sedan. 1934 Chrysler Airflow Sedan. 1933 Ford model B 4-cyllnder Coupe. 1937 Chevrolet Master Coupe. 1936 Chevrolet Master Coupe. 1933 Dodge DeLuxe Sedan with trunk 1935 Chrysler fl Airstream ueijuxe Obupe. 1935 Plymouth DeLuxe 4-door Sedan 1935 Pontlao DeLuxe Sedan. 1935 Chyrsler Airstream 8 Sedan. 1934 Ford V-8 Convert. Coupe. 1934 Chevrolet Master Coupe, like new. We have a large number or 1938. "39 and '30 models at very low prices. Low down paymnts and Easy Terms LANOE MOTOR CAR CO. 38 N. Riverside. Chrysler and Plymouth Dealers. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK HIGH-GRADE Jersey cows; fresh and coming iresn. neroer wmgrc, np p legate. FOR SALE Weaner pigs. Prof. Engelhardt, Rt. 3. FOR SALE A real bargain. One of the best milk cows in Ashland, a purebred Jersey, 3 years old, with a heifer calf, at less than her value. Prloe (86. B. M, Heath, 695 Ter race St, FOR SALE Young milk cow. Good producer, pnone iB7-x. FOR SALE 0 dairy cows. 6 milking. 3 springers. Jessie Glass, urowns boro. FOR SALE POULTRY AND EGGS FOR day-old and started chicks, year round, see or write uroogs naicn ery. East N St., Orante Pass, Ore Phone 145-J. FOB SALE Red started pullets and OOCKereis. inquire wauuuu uii,; Feed Co. BRONZE turkev hatching eggs. 3 R I. r. roosters. inquire rernuii . Btore Appicgate. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS 'FOR SALE 300 ft. galvanized Irrl- CHERRIES H mile south of white Griffin Creek BCnooi. Henry nu klll. CHERRIES Several varieties, Oeb- naraa. mue nona ocar bridge. Central point. SPECIALI SPECIAL! 8PECIAL1 Medford Bargain House. - Mavtair Washing Machine, aluminum tUb Water System. 250 gallons capacity Large stock of new and used Plumb .. ... ing supplies, Fixtures, ripe ana Flttlnss. New Toledo Ranges.. - 139.60 Second-hand Ranges and Stoves at exceedingly low prices. Large stock of roofing paper, all weights. Corrugated Iron, new and used. Investigate our prices neiore Duying MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE. FOR 8ALE New 4-plece hand-knit summer suit: color light tan; size 14. 61 N. Peach. IINO CHERRIES lor sale, 5e lb. Phone 817-L. FOR SALE Late cabbage plants, 1308 E. 11th 81. FOR DALE New umbrella tent, 32x tire. Associated station, mile south of Talent. FOR SALE 41280 first mortgage on ranch. Will discount 1150. Box 3513. Tribune. FIREWORKS for sale, South River side at Esrhart St. FOR SALE Late cabbage plants. 642 Mae St. FOR SALE H acre barley. Call 833 E. Main. FOR SALE Larie Bins; cherries). John Darby. Orllfln Creet. FOR SALE Baled alfalfa hay, 80c per 100. Otto Nledermeyer, Phone 633-J-4. MODERN Plumbing tt Sheet Metal Company hare tree-prop nooks for sale. Place your orders early. Tel 620. FOR SALE Royal Anne and Blng chernea. 303 Vancouver, pnone 1016-L. C. C. Clemens. FOR STRICTLY UP-TO-DATE refrlg ersuon. pnnne DVf.j-. lor sppqu,,. ment. 1 guarantee to save tou meney. FOB 8ALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Bing and Royal Anne cherries. Old Hunter place, Pern valley. R. Mer&hun. CHERRIES, all klnda, 2o to 4o on tree. Ed Fo&s, Talent. BINQ CHERRJES. culls (or sale at our packing room located at MX1 ford Ice it Storage Co. American fruitgrowers. Inc. FOR SALE 10-ft. McCormlck hay rake, bay-stacking carriage wttn cable; picks, shovels, mattocks, forks, garden tools of all kinds. Priced to sell. Vern Marshall, 760 Stewart Ave. BINQ CHERRIES, picked for half. 121 Cottage St. FOR SALE Blng cherries; picked or on tree. 848 East 9th St. C. Carl son. FOR SALE Confectionery equipment Including Frlgldalre soda fountain, cigar case, and back-bar, candy case, popcorn popper. Phone P09. FOR SALE Blng. Black Republican cherries. Phone 344 -J -4. BINQ CHERRIES 4o on tree, 6c picked. 207 Cottage St. PLANER BLOCKS Iargo and dry, (4.45 per load. Phone 333, Central Point Wood yard. FOR SALE Hay In shock, cherries, cream separator, milk cooler, rel 1002-L. JACK'S 2nd Hand Store 1 -horse cul tivator, a good circulator, felt base rugs, fruit Jars. Pick the bargains In the vineyard at 106 So. Grape. FOR SALE Cherries, Blnga and Royal Annes. One mile west of Dark's store, Stewart Ave, Ray Ouchea. FOR SALE Two oil burners for furnaces. Inquire Mall Tribune office. HEAVY DUTY PUMPING PLANT 10 h.p. single phase motor with triple stage 2-lnch Byron Jackson pump, complete with starting box and switch. Phlce S176.00. EARL TUMY, 310 Liberty Bldg. USED WASHER SALE. FICK'S HARD WARE. 26 to 40.60. Agents for Myers Pump. WINDOW SCREENS, screen doors; Medford made, made right. Trow bridge Cabinet Works. RIVER LOAM 92 00 per load. Bate- maivs. pnone ltm-Y. BUSINESS CHANCES FOR BALE One of southern Oregon's best beer spots, owner must sen at once on account of sickness. Reasonable terms. Phone 906-M. after 6 p. m. FOR SALE OR TRADEA small busi ness. Phone 906-M after 6 p. m. FOR LEASE Small cafe and confec tionery; small Investment. Box 3144. Tribune. ' RESORT COTTAGES NESIKA BEACH, 8 ml. N. of Gold Beach, Hwy. 101. Fine ocean view and wonderful beach, modern cab Ins, private lavatories, showers and toilets, gas, table dishes, cooking utensils, wall beds, $2.50 per day, 12.50 per week. R. 8. Sanborn, Wedderburn, Ore MONEY TO LOAN MONEY TO BUILD or refinance your present loan. F.H.A. 5 Long Term Loans. C. L. Ooff. Phone 1521-Y. MISCELLANEOUS FREE I If excess acid causes you Stomach Ulcers, Gas Pains, Indi gestion. Heartburn. GET free sam ple doctor's prescription, Uclga, at Western Thrift store. LATE equipment and fair prices at Frees Oarage. 601 No. Central. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Strike a Rolf ball so that It rises In th. air I. Destroys utterly 10. Agricultural establish ment 14. Malarial fever 15. Bar legally It. Woodwind Instrument IT. Raised bank of earth l. Diminished gradually 11. Domestic fowl 12. Nourished 23. Before 24. Danish Aord 15. Troubles 17. Mission Kind of shoe 12. Beglnnins; 15. Revoke a legacy 14. Pack 18. Siberian river Is. Toward 10. Temporary obliteration I.V Exist 14. Snr. 17. Present 18. One of th, signers of the Declara tion of In dspendence I!. Condition 13. Sanction, 8olutlon of Yesterday's Puzzle G ARBLEgARI 1 SlH ADO rmdJIe mN? E N 1 T J RjS MSSMSE S OR aJtopJIrieix I RIE a bMm jj l WQl iMH a M I CjglN EMI R EINmC SlClOlR:ETDDTE!Mi I ISjE 55. Scotch weighing machines 87. Romsn date 58. Snow runner 60. Wrong: prefix 81. Two halves 62. Prosperous periods 68. Packages 67. ExperjU-d deliverer or savior . Title of Athena 70, Stratum 73. drafted: heraldry 78. Trial 2 3 4 feH I6 17 IS If ( ; j'o I" W '3 ' iW's ;W: '7 2" BMIJL 1 i 3 ': 32 33 it" !lZ1I5Z!lZZZZ 51IZZ 44 4S 4 .fy 4f tOT 41 So ZZZZZfL:ZZZZZ sa si ,4.; ST fZr &. .a Tt u Zs AtT Tfc7 U BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON COtNTV ABSTRACT CO. TITLE INSURANCE ABSTRACTS ESC HOWS The Fashion Shop. THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking and Remodeling. Buttons and Buckles covered. 308 U S National Bunk Building Tel 1181 Expert Window Cleaners. LET GEORGE DO IT Tel 1173 House cleaning, floor waxing, art entsl nig denning and u pho!sterint Transfer. DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE Local and Long Distance Furniture Moving Bonded carriers. Fireproof storage. Expert crating, packing and shipping service. "Davis (ox 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 rumlture packing service. Fireproof storage new low rates. F. E SAMSON CO. Phone 883. STUART'S TRUCKING SERVICE relephone 1033 or 332 111 No. Fit St Local and long distance. Fuel oils, any kind. Green stamp In side of 3-mlle limit. Money to Lend MONEY LOANED ON ALTOS. LIVESTOCK HKMTl'HK, ENDORSED NOTES. ETC. We want to supply your money needs without red tape or delay. SEE W. . THOMAS MGR. ORE. AND WASH MTG. CO. MEDFORD'S OLDEST AND LARGEST PERSONAL FINANCE CO. 46 So. Central, Ground Floor Craterlan Theater Bldg. Lie. No. S-157-M-180. phone 139. Communications Wants No More Legislature. To the Editor: In Sunday's Issue of the Mall Trlb une Is the following headline: "Gov ernor Charges Political Plot." Politicians want him to call to special session of the legislature. Ore gon Is noted for her great states men for making laws. Take as an Illustration the session of the last legislature. How any bunch of men. with any regard for the wishes of the j people of Oregon, could expect the average citizen to approve the gov ernor calling that bunch back there i to spend their vacation on the ex-, pense of the taxpayer. After making 338 new laws which ought to last Oregon for at least ten years. If they had concentrated on 30 worthwhile laws in place of trad ing around among themselves to get some pet Idea passed. Everyone knows what they did at the last special session. As to rais ing their salaries, I will have some thing to say on that subject In the future. I will say that 3 Is not enough and 8 Is more than the people will give them. P. J. KIRKPATRICK. Star Rt., Box 67, June 30th. Walt V. S. Cooperation MOSCOW, Thursday, July 1 . (rjp) Professor Otto J. Schmidt, leader of the Soviet's North Pole ex pedition, said today that establish ment of regular trans-Arctic flights from Russia to the United States depends only upon U. 8. and Can adian cooperation. Cross -Word Puzzle 10. Adversary 11. Shorten 13. Mottled streaks In mahogany 18. One of an ancient race 18. Burning 20. Fruit 26. Congealed water 27. Whole things 28. Nothing 29. Dull finish 30. Smells 31. Small Island 23. Silly .It. Titles 37. Begin 41. Kind of tufteo cord 43. After songs 45. Clothes 46. Supposedly perfect golf 48. Metric land measure 50. Coming forth 52. Large volume 64. Eaters 56. Korm of llternry ''om position 68. Tift 69. Variety of cabbage 61. Hebrew measure 61. Head 64. Cast off 66. Feline animal 61, Ocean swell 71. Pronoun 74. Those who watch nar rowly 76. Old DOWN 1. Support for plaster 3. S-shaped molding 3. Heating apparatus 4. Thrice: prefix 6. Niche 6. Not new 7. Pronoun I. Oae who takes memoranda I. Birds (OUNTY Jacksonville JACKSONVILLE, July I. (Spl.) j Miss Melva Anderson was united In j marriage to Bert Hamilton tn Med ford July 33. Following a three-day honeymoon at Crescent City, the I young couple la residing In Ashland. 1 The beat wishes of their many friends go with them. G. O. Sanden and Drs. GtUls and Roney went to Fish lake June 94, each coming home with the limit of trout. Rev. 8. H. Jones has gone to Port land for & few days. Mr. and Mrs. J. Sutherland of Aah- land were recent visitors at the Earl White home. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Green spent three days last week at Fish lake. The chamber of commerce will give another dance Saturday night at the U. 8. hotel for the benefit of the museum. The dance given by the Royal Neighbors was well attended. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Viall of Phoenix were dinner guests at the G. O. San den home Sunday. Ray Wilson attended the state con vention of fire chiefs last week In Medford. Frank Tracy and Tom Carlon, for mer residents of Jacksonville, were recent visitors at the Ray Wilson home. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wilson. Charley Btltsch and Alice Hoefs motored to Cave City Monday. While there Mr. Wilson gave a talk on fire fighting. Mrs. Anderson and daughter. Lois, left today for an extended visit with her mother at San Bernardino, Calif. Walter Anderson Is moving Into the Bill Blair house. Mrs. Earl Whlt went to Klamath Falls one day last week to attend the funeral of her cousin. Dorothy Hilton and Thelma Cox gave a shower in honor of Miss Melva Anderson at the latter's home last week. The honored guest received many lovely gifts. The Jacksonville Business Men's association enjoyed a banquet at Amy's June 4. Charles Mitchell and family of Klamath county visited at the home of his father, Qua Mitchell, last Sun day. Earl Shafer and friend from Los Angeles called on Mr. and Mrs. Ood- ward Tuesday. Mr. Bhafer is an old friend of the God wards and he and his companion are spending a month touring Oregon. They left in the aicernoon for Crater Lake. Phoenix PHOENIX, July 1. (Spl.) Oak Grove circle, Neighbor, of Woodcraft, will meet In regular session today. Charter membera will be honored. Suaanne Barkley and Raymond Montgomery motored to McCloud, Calif, Sunday and visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Turn quest. Prof. Alvard Whitman Is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Col ver. Jack Samuels, Jr., who la working at Tule Lake, visited with his father. Jack Samuels, over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Boone snd Mr. and Mrs. Ed Judd of Medford fished at Fish lake Sunday. J. T. Burleson of Vaklma, Wash., la visiting here with his brother, Pete Burleson. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Drske and Oeorge Selvldgo of El Segundo, Calif., Mra. Ralph Slkes of Indlo. Calif., are visiting at the home of Mrs. M. E. Davis. Mrs. Drake and Mrs. Slkes are daughter, of Mrs. Davis. Foreign War Vets Open State Meet ASTORIA, July I. IP, The an nual convention of the Oregon de partment of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and auxiliary opened here to day with a Joint session of the two bodies, at which memorial services were conducted by the Rev. Perry Smith of Roseburg, department chap lain. Scheduled spesken for the conven tion Includo Governor Charles Mar tin, Secretary of State Earl Snell and officials of the national organization. Roosevelts Home For 4th Of July HYDE PARK, N. Y., July 1. P President Roosevelt arrived here with members of his family today for a five-day stay over the Fourth of July holiday. The special train that brought him from Wilmington, Del., where he at tended the wedding of his ton Frank lin, arrived at Highland on the west shore of the Hudson shortly after 8 a. m. IE8.T.) The party motored across the mid Hudson bridge to the Hyde Park es tate for a happy post-wedding re union. Dr. Evans Becomes Steiner Successor BALEM. July X.aey-Xn. John O. Evsns became superintendent of the Oregon state hospital here today, sue. ceedlng Dr. R. E. Lee Steiner, who retired becsuae of 111 health after 45 years of service to the state. Dr. Evsns wss assistant superin tendent under Steiner, who will serve In en sdvlsory capacity. Dr. Steiner served under 14 gov emora. becoming hospital superin tendent In 11)07. He will be 70 years old In September. 8 Die In Plsne Crssh. METZ, France, July 1. Five persons were burned to death today when a military plane caught fire and crahd nar Turqu.siein In southeastern Uosell deparunint. II I, .111 II JN Butte Falls BUTTE FALLS, July 1. (Spl) Mrs. Loren Moon and daughter Betty, spent a week visiting relatives at Fort Klamath, returning Saturday. Francis Chapln returned to Orante Psas last Saturday. Mrs. Jack Stowell returned home last Sunday from Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ellis and children went to Brookings and Crescent City to spend a week. The Hustlers club met with Mrs. Freda Moors last Thursday after noon. After , business meettnar and social hour, delicious refreshments were served. Jean Page returned from college tn San Francisco to spend her vaca tion with her parents. N. B. Stoddard and Calvin Stod dard are home from Detroit and Cor- vallls. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Patton spent Sunday In Ashland and Medford. Cleo and Zelda Rlchman who are attending Southern Oregon Normal school, spent the week-end at horns. Marlon and Hazel Thomas, who havs visited In Brookings for several weeks, returned homo last week. Melvln Hllkey has gona to Klam ath Falls to work. Ed Ellis returned from Klamath Falls where he spent a week. Antelope ANTELOPE, July 1. (Spl) A two weeks' Bible school was held reoently at the Antelope school, At the close of the school a plcnlo was held on the lawn at the home of Mr. snd Mrs. Luther Dsy. A Sunday school picnic was held at the school house June 37. A program wss given In the afternoon. Annual school election ws, held at the Liberty school June 31. Mr. Burkhart was elected director and Mrs. Ida Kent, clerk. Mra. Bertha Bratney and son of Portland were overnight guests re cently of Mrs. Cecil Culbertson. Mrs. Bratney la a sister of Mrs. Culbert son. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Haenney and son of near Sacramento, Cal., and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lindsay celled on Mr. snd Mrs. B. K. Rlggs June 37. Jim Von der Hellen Is plowing for Nlon Tucker. Hazel RIbsb snent th. wk-..( with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. ".'BBS. MlSS Ernestine Prndenheri 1... . San Francisco June 37 after spend- rng ner vacation with Ben Freden berg. Miss Predenhero- iIm vi.i. .... sister, Mrs. John Oreb, and family of Antelope. The ladlea' social club will meet July 31 at the home of Mrs. Louisa Oreb. Mrs. Gertrude Oreb will as- am in entertaining. Ye Poets Comer Netrhhnra (By Mrs. Frances Damon, dedicated to Rev. and Mra. C. fV Pm.n.m Aa the storms of life psss over the iana, O'er the hills ant thronot tfc The friendly claap of a neighborly nana. Shows love that seldom falls. We value neighbor who Is also a friend. Whatever may befall. The one who Is willing to come to your aid, E'en though 'Us a midnight call. We eherlsh the neighbor who Is ateedfsst and true In the Intricate phase of life. We aim to achieve that goal ourself, Without any malice or strife. Let us try to lend a helping hand, When the chances come our way. Let ua make boquet of the flowers of life. And enjoy them while we may. Heather. Northern California: Fair tonight and Friday, local morning fogs on coast; high temperature In Interior; moderate to fresh northwest wind off coast. Oregon: Fair tonight and Friday, but cloud or fog near coast: high temperature and decreasing humidity In Interior; moderate northwest wind off coast. I Crescent City Tide Table (Courtesy Crescent City American) Th 8:18 8.7 Bold-fsce figures Indicate p.m. tides. 18 6:34 16 0.38 1.1 July 1937. Fr 6:04 8.7 HIOK LOW 17 7:43 3.6 1130 0.7 1 4:34 4 1 10:31 1.1 8 6:53 S.8 12:36 t Th 6:18 8.0 18 8:61 8 8 3:34 04 3 6:67 39 0:18 D Sa 7:8 5.9 1:86 . Fr 8:03 6.4 11:14 IB 19 9:49 4.0 8:10 0 0 8 7:17 3.9 1:17 0JI Me 8:28 (.1 t:Z8 8 8:53 6.6 11:14 1.U 30 10:39 4.3 8:81 -08 4 8:46 0 3:18 -04 To 8 03 6.3 8:16 IJ8 Hu 7:44 7.1 1:45 1.8 31 11:03 4 4 4:38 -0 8 6 9:35 4 3 3:10 -1.1 ,W 3:48 6.8 4:00 Mo 8:36 7.3 3.4.6 3.4 33 11:86 4 8 5:04 -0.7 6 1030 4 6 4:00 -1 6 Th 10:18 6.3 4:41 1 Tu 8:37 7.5 3:46 8.3 33 ... 3:38 -09 7 11:31 4.8 4:49 -1.8 Fr 11:06 8J 8:11 8.8 W 10:20 7.4 4:25 . 34 6:13 -0.7 8 12:09 6.1 5:35 -t.9 8 12:38 4.8 8:04 3.1 Th 11:10 7.4 5:20 2.1 36 11:48 6.1 6:44 -0 6 9 6:19 -1.7 tl 1:11 8.1 8:48 Fr 12:54 6.8 6:11 36 0:36 89 7:17 -08 10 0:03 68 7:03 -1.3 Mo 1:44 8.4 7:3 1.7 8 1:38 8.4 7:08 1.9 37 1:18 8.8 7:53 0.1 U 13:63 8.3 7:44 -0JJ Td 1:20 8.6 8:45 1.8 n 2:31 8.5 8:04 l- 38 8:06 6.0 8:37 0.7 13 1:46 6 6 8:36 -0J W 8:58 88 9:19 1.3 Mo 3:04 8.6 9:04 1.7 39 8:11 4 5 9:08 1J 13 3:45 4 9 9:08 OA Th 8:41 6.6 10:38 . Tu 1:48 8.8 10:08 1-6 80 4:37 4.0 9:64 l.T 14 3:51 4.3 9:63 1.3 lr 4:33 6.1 W 4:32 5.6 11:11 1-4 81 6:63 M 11:4 ; CJ 16 8:06 M 10:41 I Sa 3:18 6.4 -. Meteorological Report July 1, 1837. Forecast a, Medford and vicinity: Fair tonight and Friday; high temperature and decreasing buT.ulty. Oregon: Fair tonight and Friday but cloudy or foggy near coast; high temperature and decreasing humidity in interior; moderate northwest wind off coast. Local Data. Temperature a vear aeo tori.- Highest, S3; lowest, 67. Total monthly nreelottatiAn . Deficiency for the month, none. Total precipitation since September 1. 1936, 16.66 Inches. Deficiency for uib season, 0.B3 incn. Relative humldltv at S n. m. in. terday. 38; 6 a. m. today. 88. sunrise tomorrow, 4:40 a. m. Sunset tomorrow, 7:80 p. m. Observations Taken at 6 a. m-, 130 Meridian Time. TfTTTH S K ss SB B BE ev fa O o I If1!?' Boise Boston Chicago , Denver Eureka . Helena .. . Los Angeles . MEDFORD New York Omsha Phoenix Portland Reno ... . 03 . 73 . 68 . 80 . 63 . 86 . 80 . 83 . 84 . 83 60 Clear 63 .03 Cloudy T. Cloudy 68 T. Clear 86 Cloudy 88 Clear ..- Clear . 66 Clear 63 ,44 Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudy P.Cdy. Roseburg 78 Salt Lake 93 San Francisco .... 78 Seattle 74 Spokane H H 88 Washington, D O. 63 Yakima 88 Cloudy 58 .01 Cloudy 68 .01 P. Cdy. 54 T. Cloudy 68 T. Clear (Oootlnueo uem Page One.) unless you have a good reason. It's a map making project under the aponsorshlp of the bureau of publlo roads with the cooperation of the states. While the propect doesn't ohart the contour lines a do the geo-. logical survey maps, It marks every, thing else. It has your barn and your house. It has the golf course ' and the cemetery, general store and the sawmill. In fact, there are 67 symbols representing virtually every object the hand of man ha made. Borne of the maps are made on scsle as Urge as one Inch to the mile. They rival the military map the German made all over Franca, and which the Americans used. The ' purpose of the survey Is to lay the basis for highway planning, but the Information revealed 1 high ly valuable to other people beside the road builder or Invading armies. Naturally, the war department .Is a good customer. So ought the politi cal workers to he and the lightning rod salesmen. In carrying out the project, sur. veya are now being made In 40 state more than the geological survey, the , nation's ohlef map-maker, ha been able to map. The states match federal funds for the work. A master-planning Job, If ever there la one. It's sll been arranged by one of the conservative old-tine agen oles, the realization of dream that the roads bureau haa dreamed slnoe long before the New Deal. When the president told the news, pepermen to put on the dunce-cap for bringing up the subject of third term on hot day, he showed only little more feeling albeit cloaked In smiles than he did when he was asked about the money we'd 'pent sterilizing gold. . The reason for this I that certain groups have been raising the ery, "We can't eat gold." They might add, "epeclally when It' sterilized." Te help the deficit there Is that billion, fifty million, paid for since Decern, bar, which apparently Is good only fur what it was originally to burr under the sod.