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ftfEDFORt) MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1937. PAGE NINE Read every d on thlt page you will probttbly find ex actly the thlongs you have been looking for or sale or trade for unused article! you may have. Search your attic or tore-room you may find many thlngi others are eeek Ing and be able to realise Immediate caah. If what you want Isn't here, advertise for It Tribune Classified ada are inexpensive effective I RATES Per word, first Insertion. . xc (Minimum 25c) Each additional Insertion, per word . lc (Minimum 10c) Per line pe' month without copy change fl-S Phone 75 FOE WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST OR STOLEN French poodle Friday atternocn on Old Stage Road. Reward. Mrs. Murphy, Route 1, Box 70-A, Central Point. LOST If dog missing, call 1518. LOST Billfold, in city park. With money and driving licenses tiewsrd Leave tribune, Clinton t: Ayres WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED A waitress, experienced. References requlrea. California on the Rogue. WANTED Capable woman for house work and care of 3 school girls. Room, board and wages. 309 So Newtown. WANTED Capable girl for house work And care of 3 small children. Phone 513-R, evenings. WANTED Woman tor general house work, 611 So. Riverside. Board, room and wages. EXPERIENCED GIRL for housework; 830 per month. References required. Phone 855-Y. WANTED MALE HELP WANTED First-class Dodge and Plymouth mechanic. Pierce-Allen Motor Co. MALE OR FEMALE HELP HOP PICKERS WANTED Good camp grounds; tents furnished. 8. -J. Christie. Rt. 3. Grants Pass. WANTED Students to attend Pack ing 8chool conducted by Mrs. M L. Voorbels at Crystal Springs Pack ing Co. Enroll there or call 571-R-3. BOP PICKERS wanted August 30th Cabins, lights and wood furnished B M Clute. Appiegate. ore. WANTED SITUATIONS EXPERIENCED girl wants work In lunch counter or soda fountain. Address Box 236, Central Point. ELECTRICIAN neods work, doing anything. Oo anywhere. Tel. 537-W EXPERIENCED dairyman wants work; 8 years' experience. 633 Fir St. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANT 29 or '30 Chev. body In good condition. Lester Igo, Rt. 1, Box 148. Cherry St. WANTED Milk cow for keep; priv ilege of buying. F. Wedge, one mile west Talent school. TWO ladles want transportation to Los Angeles; share expenses, Tel. 1633. WANTED Old folks to care fnr In my home. Phone 7-X-3, Central Point, p. O. Box 134. WANTED TO BUY Live stock for butchering purposes. C. C. Hoover. Phone 437-R. WANTED One good used drag saw George L. Howard. Diamond Lake Resort. WANT GOOD CAR as all or part down payment in 4-room bouse, good lo cations 306 N. Riverside Ave. WANTED Hay to bale. Have new equipment Evans At McMullon. 319 Laurel St Medford. WE ouy cattle, Bogs, rabbits, chick ens Rome Davis 3111 Capitol Ave Phone 1566-L. WANTED Discarded violins Piano tuning, vtaiin pairing oy price 30 rears experience Shuite Bros. 310 N. Bartlett. Phone 1059 WANTED WOOL MOHAIR We have large order to nil Highest prices patd. MEDPOKD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N Grape St. Phone 1063 WIS PAY MIIHB CASH For youj furniture HOI.IIHOOH - MHt8 Sth ana Front Phune 647 JUNK Highest prices paid for crass, radiaturs. copper storage oatterlea. aluminum and othei metals Scrap iron small or large lots pipe and machinery wool and out. ton rags innei cubes Our prices will interest yoo.. Hides pelts Wool alnhtlr Household Oouds Furniture. Stoves bought and told MEDPOKD BAHOALN HOUSE WANTED fO RENT Cnfurnuuvd modern or i-ruotn Douse r u Bir 193 Medford , FOR RENT HOUSES I . n , i FOR RENT After August 1. to reli able party 6-nx.rp bungalow at 1406 W Main Iqulre. Pel 71. S-ROOM furnished nouse for rent Phone 154 or inquire 10! Oi;neeee rCKNISUED HOUSE. 1S4 S. Ivy. FOR RENT-HOUSES FURNISHED H duplex. Adult. In quire 604 West 0th. FOR RENT Clean, redecorated 8 room bungalow, at 4a N. Orange. FOR RENT Nicely furnished 4-room house. 305 W. 9th. FOR RENT 2-room house, partly furnlsoed. as month. John Foster. Eagle Point. FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS NICELY furnished room, 408 West 6th St. TWO nice bedrooms for rent. 11 Tripp St. FRONT sleeping room, neat refined borne; home privileges. 938 King St. FOR RENT Furnished room 83 week , uui evenings. 910 nsmuws ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 8. Praps FOR RENT APARTMENTS FURNISHED Apt. 803 S. Holly St. FOR RENT 1 furnished apartment. 3 office rooms. 1 store building. 1 basement room See Roland Hub bard or Al Llttrell. 2-ROOM APT., ground floor; adults only. 845 N. Bartlett. 3-room APT. Overstuffed furniture Electrolux. heat hot water and bath. 10 Qulnoe St. FOR RENT BOARD-ROOMS SPECIAL COOL ROOMS Excellent board, 611 West 10th. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Pasture, doss In. See owner, 11 Tripp. STORE ROOM for rent, 40x50. CaU at Jack's, and Hand Store, 106 So Grape. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE Modern 3-room house, nicely located, for 4 or 6-room house. Box 286, Tribune. FOR SALE OS TRADE 30 acres 63.000; crops now In. Property lo cated on Pacific highway between Talent and Phoenix For particulars call R. Edwards. Southern Oregon Brewery FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE BY OWNER, my home, 1630 East Main; 6 rooms, hardwood floors, sawdust burner furnace; double garage, weather-stripped. FOR SALE South Oakdale home. 5 rooms, fireplace, corner lot, 82650; terms. H. N. Lofland, 225 So. Oak dale. FOR SALE Suburban acre, fine gar den land, Irrigation water, good . well water. 4-room house, chicken house, cow barn. A bargain at $850 Bmall payment down, easy terms. Write Box 337-a, Rt 3, Medford, Old State road. FOR SALE 8 acres, irrigated, pas ture; 4-room house, chicken hous? barn; $500 down, balance $7 montt. Melvln, Thomas Road. for SALE Several city homes and ranches, very reasonable, easy pay merits. Also 2 acre ranch, newly, completely furnished, modern. Also furnished 4-room modern house, price 91.000. $300 down. Also 3 room modern house, price $650, $100 down, balance like rent. AUo 7-room modern plastered homo, paved street, price $1650, $300 down, balance $16 month, Including In terest. A snap. W. J. "Dad" Rob erts, 720 Went 2nd. FOR 8AT.E 3 -room house lot 50 124, $025. -518 Pennsylvania. FOR SALE 2 acres. Improved; 6 room house. Phoue 720-R. BARGAIN Phone 606-R. 4ft acres, all under cultivation. 30 acres Irri gated, good soU, smalt house, bam; fenced; $2000. Henry R. Rlngoen. 829 W. 11th St. FOR SALE OR TRADE $1300 equity in Improved 6 acres, close In. Tel. 699-R-4. FOR SALE Choice 1 acres on Old Stage road. 4th house south of Beall Lane, close In; 6-room bouse, live able but not finished; cow barn chicken house, fruit, good garden pasture, fine view. Balance on loan $392. payable $10 per mo. Will Mi rny equity of $858 for the best offer made this week. Am leaving Aug. Sth. Write Bog Holder, Rt. 2, Box 337-A. Medford. No trades. SEE W J. (DAD) ROBERTS. 720 W. 2nd. for Homes Ranches or Real Estate of any kind. FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS Convenient terms. Call Warren Pat terson. 201 Liberty Bldg.. or O. A. Barnes. 167 Bast sth St.. Eugeae. HOUSES for sal or rent Jackson County Bldg. it Loan Assn. WHEN you think ol real estate, think of BROWN A WHITE. FOR SALE Small dairy ranch, near Talent. Inquire cent Shell Serv. Sta., Jacksonville. Mrs, Moore. looking for a (arm city home or a ou-Uneas? See td Blood. 123 N Central Phone 489 FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE OR TRADE l4-ton truck, flat bed; dragsaw. Phone 468 -J -3. C. E. OATES AUTO CO. R. Ji O. USED CARS "35 Ford DeLuxe Coupe; rsdlo S483 '88 Ford Standard Coach. , , 686 33 Chevrolet Panel Delivery 845 36 Ford Touring . -door 626 So Ford Touring Sedan . 546 C. E OATES AUTO CO. Used Car Department Sth and Bartlett. LANOEB HOOD USED CARS W have a larffe selection of late model, high -grade Used Cars to ciiuw .ivtn nakUL.iij mu ium.b and body ttylea. sedans, coupes and roadsters. Owd Car Lot at as So. Riverside. LANOE MOTOR CAR CO. 38 N. Rlvenlde. LIGHT MODEL Dode Sedsn. In ex cellent condition. CaU 800 or U64-X vewnga, 1 FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES ABBEY'S SPECIAL' 36 NASH Ambastador 8; heater, trunk, radio. The best buy in town; $360 down. 34 months on balance. Walter W. Abbey. Inc. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Young Jersey cow and calf. ei5. L. A. Worden, Perrydate Ave., on Jacksonville Hwy. 18 WEANER pigs tor sale, 13 JO eacn. H. Messlnger, Provolt. FOR SALE Milk goats. 4 miles north. mile east of Eagle point. O. t Rusho. FOR SALE Bay gelding, about 1500 lbs.; 8 fine Guernsey cows, all fresh recently; one Guernsey bull calf. 8 months old. Phone Central Point 199 or see Vernon Day, Rt. 1, Box 177, Central Point. FOR SALE One 3-year-old Guernsey bull. Box 91. Beeeon Lane, Talent, Ore. Mr. Welch. FOR SALE Milk cows. Geo. Hansen, Browntboro, Ore. FOR SALE OR TRADE for veal calf. Choice weaner pigs. Llttlefleld Ranch. Tel 16-F-31. FOR BALE Full blood Guernsey cow 8 years old Tests 6.4. milking now. Freshen December 1st. Ed Bechtol. Route 1, Myers Lane H mile S. of S. O. &.. off Stewart Ave. CaU eve nings, after 4:80. FOR SALE Milk goats. Mrs. Dusen- bury, 24 Hasei at. FOR SALE Choice breeding ewes. George Hilton, uranta pass. ore. WEANER PIGS for sale. Alfred Pelle, Eagle Point, Crater Lake Hwy. MALE BOO Tel. 3 68 -J. FOR SALE Horses and mules: 15 bead to pick from. Must be sold at once. Jack Martin, Stewart Ave at Thomaa. FOR SALE-POULTRY FOR SALE Young bleeding cockerels, Hollywood strain. Inquire Medford poultry v Egg co. FOR SALE Leghorn hens. M. B Olover. Ross Lane and McAndrewi. FOR SALE 200 bead 3-month-old turkeys. Old Anderson Ranch. E. M. Richardson, Talent. FOR SALE 200 Red pullets, wood range. Frank Howell, Ross Lane. BRONZE turkey hatrhlntz estta. a R 1. R. roosters. Inquire PeraoU'i store. Appiegate, FOR 8ALE - 1 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Ashland mill, 3-stamp. 350 lbs. eacn. Located about a ml. up Galls creek, or write E. P. Guthrie, Grants Pass, Rt. 1. FOR SALE Peaches, lHc lb. Craf- xord s, on Old stage roaa. 1937 6 -FT. NEW electrlo refrigerator Call 300 or 116VX evenings. FOR SALE Dragsaw In good condi tion. F. J. Gibbon. Jacksonville. FOR SALE Beautiful Sherman Ae Clay piano, walnut case, like new, at half-price; terms, u-meioay saxophone In perfect condition; an tique walnut bookcase and many otner articles, ah D&rgBins. HAWLEY TRANSFER 118 N. Riverside. FOR SALE Apricots and plums. Fern valley. Tel. ib-f-i-. a. n. soyer FOR SALE Plume for Jelly, 3c. 841 Haven. FOR BALE Plums, 3c lb. Tel. 853-W. FOR SALE Oat hay In stack, S8 ton Phone Central Point 190 or see Ver non Day, Rt. 1, Box 177, Central Point. FOR SALE 86'x40 frame building. Hlway Excbsnge, 1 mile so. Phoenix. FOR SALE Filing cabinet. 35; set of 8 lefthend golf clubs, $10. Phone 1347-J. FOR SALE One Mccormick (New Ideal) binder In A-l condition, and road trucks, a bargain. 8100. H. A. Stearns, Rogue River, Oregon. FOR SALE at bargain price. 1 Mey ers pressure system 1 Paul pressure system, 1 Oould pressure system These wore traded In recently on Westco systems. They are over hauled. Hubbard-Wray Co, 30 N Riverside. FOR SALE 40 rds woven wire. 800 ft. chicken netting and Vlctitxa with records. John Foster, Eagle Point, FOR BALE Peaches, Early Triumph, good for canning. R. R. Ouches. Ortffln Creek, Phone 867-L. BAROAIN 1 DeLavat No. 10 separa tor, 1 Mollotte separator, 1 Iowa separator Just been traded In on modern DeLaval aeparatora. They are overhauled. Hubbard-Wray Co.. 3D N. Rlvrslde. USED EQUIPMENT One ft. binder. 16 ft. mower, 1 FoTdson tractor, l Cletrae tractor all In good shape Hubbard-Wray Co., 38 North River side. FOR SALE Plums Cllmsx and Bants, Rosa and Golden Bantam corn. . Lester Worden, Jacksonville High way and Perrydale Ave. FOR SALE Apricots. Phone 344-J-4. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE or trade. 3 good trailers, bricks, used lumber, separator. Readv Strong delivery pickups. No reasonable offer re fused. Midway read north of the Fine Cone, Box 198-H. FOR BALE 330 ft. hot water radi ation, fittings, pipes, etc. Phone 966-H. 346 s Riverside. SWEET COBt Improved Oolden Bantam. 30c doeen. B. E. Ford. 3 miles west on Jacksonville Hwy. Phone 731-R. CHOICE APRICOTS! Peaeheal a 1 Hlgdon, Fern Valley. Rt. 4. BAROAIN9 In used refrtgeratora. one Oeneral Electric, one Frlgldalre one Kelvins tor. on Servel Terms within reason. Leonard Electric Co. Phone 437. 80 East Main. GRAVEN STEIN APPLES O. V. My--a. Tel. 358-J. MCK'8 7ND HAND STORE 106 Orspe Fruit lira dreaers oil stoves, antique furniture, fever? FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Used bricks. J. A Manke. 3 miles east of Jacksonville. APRICOTS Top price Sc. Si mile south of White Orlltln Creek school Henry HukllL LAROB STOCK used wheat end bar ley sacks. 4 to Oo Also rwine UEDPORD BAROAIN HOUSE 17 N Orape St. Phone 1083. FOR CHARIS 8WAV18 Corset! Tol 1333-J. evenings. 818 Hamilton. APPROVED electrlo fence, 114.65 up Barry Weagant. Ashland. Phone Jl-F-4. FOR SALS Hay in shock, cherries cream separator, milk coaler. Tel 1003-L. BUSINESS CHANGES AUTO AOENCV Sale or trade. Willys agency, new and used cara, estab. Ilshed two years, city of 15.000. Ideal location. 35 minutes from Los An geles; four-car . showroom. Used car lot 70x140. Modern equipped shop, 50x75. Want well located used car business, will exchange photos If Inteieated. New models will be out soon; be ready for them. Write Box 315, Medford Mall Tribune. DR. O. C. OOLDSBERRY, Temporar ily located with Dr L. L. Sanders Medford Center Bldg. HIGHEST CASH PAID for your furniture. MEKFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N. drape St. Phone 1063. ENJOY the week-ends on the beach at White Rock: new modern cot tages, good eats, bathing, hunting and fishing watch ror the oig white rock. 6 miles north Smith River. Cel.. on highway 101 at Ore gon una. FINE AUTO CAMP Close in. 1500 ft frontage on highway and R'5Ue river; excellent location, modern buildings, fine shade; located be tween Gold Hill and Rogue River Priced to sell. ALSO 80 acres wood proposition on good road; plenty of timber Selling price. 1185 cash Roeue River Real Estate Exchange, office a mnea west or ooiq Hill. MISCELLANEOUS RUGS cleaned and shampooed to look like new, $1-25. with Electrolux. Phone 1138-X. ONE spray kills eerwtfu.' aluta. sdI deds, aphis and many other pests. rnone uob-h. EXTRA SPECIAL for all school Klrl. Permanent $1 complete. Central Point Beauty Salon. Phone Central Point 23 for appointment. Jennln xi. sexton, Hairdresser. AT LAST! ECONOMY PHOTO PIN ISHINO. One-day service aualltv work. Roll lllm developed and 6 prints, only 25c Reprints 3c. ueaiora rnoto service, 431 Liberty FOR SALE Beer parlor and pool bail Inquire Newsstand. Rogue River Ore BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. I & I TITLE INSURANCE '--V . IHMTSll'Tt E8CKUWS Expert Window Cleaners. let" oeoroe oon rei ma House cleaning, floor waxing, on- ental rug cleaning and upholstering The Fashion Shop. FHE FASHION SHOP - Dressmaking and Remodeling. Buttons and Buckles covered 808 U S National Bank Building, rel 1181 Mail Tribune Daily ACnOoft L German musical ' composer i. Culmination 9. Nocturnal bird 11 Air: comb, form 13. Horse of a certain color 14. Path 15. Roman road 16. Make mor compact It. French statesman to. Abound IL Form of lagaj defense II. Small valley 17. Donkey 19. Run away IL Waste shreds or fibers of silk or wool 11 One to whom Solution of Yesterday's Puuie RE MA I HE EL AL property Is rented 14. Puiillnf auentloa H. Hslj-s breadth Player who cat 19. Surface 17. Outer farment B 19 Roam about 87. 10. Rposes 61, us earas Small wild ox Apropos Princely Italian family Celestial body DOWN Hangle of a kattis or pall i. msn society 14. Alack 15. DJumlnatfns; II. aerices 19. Family name M. Roman emperor EM liNCEyAERIIJCA P0BNE6P I TOai N Q K Saml a dPTJa C I SE ABfT'ERSjEjBULE BGTVF I CEpACES sjpTlRiETalWEsnr i nie ' 2 I3 4 WA5 I4 17 6 " 1 W Z'L ml m 32 33 W34 35 Vx iuM, 11m. 4UM a 41 so sT sz B - 35 ""is37 1!32 SA 1 &al 1 1 mA 11 . BU8INESS DIRECTORY MONEY TO LEND You Need Only One Thing To Get A Loan From Us The Ability to Mske Smell Regular Payments on Any Loan Plan. SIK V. E. THOMAS MGR. ORE. AND WASH. MTG. CO MEDFORDS OLDEST AND LARGEST PERSONAL FINANCE CO. 46 So. Central, Ground Floor Crtterlan Theatre Bldg. Lie. No. 8-157-M-180. Phone 138. Transfer. DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE Local and Long Distance Furniture Moving. Bonded carriers. Flrepruu storage Expert crating, packing and shipping service. "Davis for Service." Phone 644. BADS TRANSFER STORAGE CO. Office 38 So. Plr. Phone 318 prices right. Service gusranteed. SAMSON Tansfer and Storage Fur niture Moving and expert furniture packing service Fireproof storage new low rates. F. B. SAMSON O., Phone 883. STUART'S TRUCKING SERVICE Telephone 1033 or 333 111 No. Fir St. Local and long distance. Fuel oils, any kind. Green stamps In side of 3-mlle limit. LEGAL NOTICES Notice of Final Settlement. In the County Court of the County ol Jackson In and tot the State of Oreson. In the Matter of the Estate of Arthur J. Parry, deceased. Notice Is hereby Riven that Joseph M. Pratt, the undersigned executor of the estate of above uamed decedent. has (lied In the above entitled court and matter his final account and re port of the administration of sain estate and said court by Its order duly entered therein has fixed August 27th. 1937, at 10:00 o'clock a. m.. at ine courtroom of said court In the Jack son County courthouse at Medford Oregon, as the time and place tor the hearing of any and all objections to sale account ana report, or to any Item thereof, and for the settlement thereof. Dated and first published July 28th. 1937. JOSEPH M. PRATT, Executot Notice of Appointment of Adminis trator Notice Is hereby Riven bv the uu- derslgned that he was, on the Urd day of August, 1937, by the Count uourc oi ine oiate oi uregon lor Jackson County, and In the matter of the Estate of Jennie E. Reamee. deceased, pending In said Court, duly appointeu Administrator oi saiq imi tate. All persona having claims against said Estate are hereby required to present the fame, with proper vouch ers, within six months from the date of this notice, to the undersigned Administrator, at 412 Liberty Build ing, Medford, Oregon. Dated this 4th day of August. 1037 EDWARD L. P.EAMES, Administrator of the Estate of Jennie E. Keames, Deceased Roller Skater Perseveres. SYDNEY. ( UP) Stanlny Mock- ford has completed the 600-mile Journey from Melbourne on roller skates. It was his only means of traveling to enter the Sydney con servatory here. He averaged 20 miles a day. Insurance RutH On. LONDON ( UP ) Pears that Great Britain will become Involved in an other war are responsible for a wild scramble to Insure property against damages from Invading allrcraft or bombardment from the sea. Cover to the extent of tens of millions of pounds la being provided weekly, .ac cording to the Property Owners' Pro tection Association. Cross -Word Puzzle I. Finished I. Acknowledge 10. Exlit.d 11. Csustlc alkaline solution 17. Correct II. Biography 21. Forced air upon ti. Act of coming t( rest It. Feminine name 26. Sleigh 27, Wlngllke it. Dry SO. Pertslnlng to a historical period It, lien's archenemy II. Timber trse of the Paclflo l.lands 21, Take offense at 41, Inollne 41. fiumatrsn squirrel shrews 41. Bonk of the Bible 47. Malayan canoe 41. Mount on wlngi 49. H.adplece K0. Rdiole tuber 11. Reciire 12. Born J. Philippine Negrito t. Fissures la a glacier 4. Hourly g. Portion of a curve 1 WlnglMS lnsectt slang f, N.cK coveting of crtaln animals mrnnmm OATBONTg R R ElUSn I D RJE live sItIoIrIeis Grasshopper Plague Visits amtffltt AiAfry k-ftrraaer' fteaW: It's not the boll weevil that's plaguing cotton farmers now, hut the grasshopper. I'lantera near Hughes. Ark., used airplanes to dust their fields with poison In an effurt to halt the armies of the pests. Below Is a grandiladdy of the hopper fnmlly. measuring four Inches from tip to Up. He was found among the millions devouring a Nebraska corn field (A. P. Photos.) Meteorological Report August 4. 1937. Forrcejvts. Medford and vicinity: Fair tonight and Thursday, becoming cooler Thurs day. Oregon: Pair tonight and Thurs day, becoming cloudy on coast and In northwest portion: cooler In In terior of west portion Thursday; mod erate northwest wind off coast. Temperature a year ago today: Highest. 101; lowest, 59. Total monthly precipitation, none Defictclency for the month, none. Total precipitation since September 1, 1936, 16.85 Inches Excess defici ency for the season. 0.99 inch. Relative humidity at 5 p. m. yes terday, 17; 5 a. m. today, 68, Sunrise tomorrow. 5:09 a. m. Sunset tomorrow, 7:25 p. m. Observations taken at 5 a. 180 Meridian Time. in.. I? S3 D B r Roseburg Salt Lake Ban Francisco Seattle Spokane ..... Washington, D.O. Yakima 93 68 88 66 250 ENJOY PICNIC OF 4fl CLUBBERS More than 360 4-H olub members. parenta and friends attended the oounty-wlde 4-H plenlo at Jackson Hot Springs last Saturday. Practically every club In the coun ty was represented and several olubs were there 100 percent. O. D. Con rad, county club f gent, was very much Impressed by the good turn out and support shown by local lead era and parents of the club members Baseball gamea, swimming and tether-tennla during the forenoon gave the boys and girls an appetite which soon showed 1U efleot on the large covered -dish lunch and the 13 Vi gallons of los cream furnished the oluba by Bnlder'a and Orover's cresmery and the Ashland creamery. H. O. Seymour, state 4-H club lead er, was present and at the general assembly following lunch congratu lated Jackson county's local lesders and olub members on the work they are doing and emphasised the fact that "the voluntary work of our local leaders la responsible for the high rank of Oregon among national win ners In 4-R circles." 10 DIE INSTANTLY VANCOUVER, Wssh. Aug. 4, (API Three persons were killed Instantly a fourth was near death and a flftn waa Injured seriously in a head -on collision nesr Camas sarly today. The deed! Thomas F. Black, 83, longshore, man, Portland. Harry Lewis, 49, papermlll worker, Camaa. Clifford Beeler, 36, longshoreman. Portland. Mrs. Harry Lewis was In k local hospital and was not expected to live. Cecil W. Taylor. SI. Oswego, Ore. driver of one of the cars, wit In lured seriously. Lewis was the driver of the other car. Ninety-five-year old Jamee Fllson who lives near Fremont, OMo, has never seen a movie or trolley car. F r ten years he hasn't left hla farm boat to go to town. " Boise BB 48 Chicago 93 10 T. Cloudy Denver 94 64 .01 Cloudy Eureka 04 60 Cloudy Helena 80 48 Clear Los Angeles 98 68 Clear MEDPOKD ... 98 68 Clear New Yoric 86 8 P. Ody Omaha SO It Clear. Portland S3 62 Clear Reno 94 63 P.Cdy 98 68 Clear 90 66 Cloudy 78 63 Clear 82 60 Clear 83 ..J Clear mm Clear Clear McLeod McLEOD. Aug. 4.-(Spl.)-Those visit ing at Harding's paradise" July 37 were Mrs. Wllraa Sublette and chil dren from Chicago, Mrs. Lavlnta Sub lette, Mrs. Hobert Ditsworth and chil dren. Mr. Leigh and family stayed on the Glass ranch while Mrs. MUly Glass attended Homemakera' camp at Union Creek. Jimmy Feet called on friends here July 35. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Taylor vis ited at the Alworth home July 26. John Beddlngfleld, who had the misfortune to break both arms while haying a few weeks ago, has left tl.a hospital and Is staying at the homo of his daughter, Mrs. Delores Dun can of Talent. Those shopping In Medford July 36 were Mrs. Carrie Harding ana children, Jim Sawyer, Cecil Badgers and Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair. Mrs. Myrtle Oulld of Portland, who haa been visiting her mother, Mrs Flossie Mulllns, has left for her homo Mrs. T. B. Taylor of Port Washing ton, N. Y., and Miss Catherine Taylor of Paris, France, are house guests at the Randal Axtell home. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Taylor and family have left for Tacoma, Wash., where they will make their home. Mrs. MUly Glass, Jennie Hoag of Corvallls and Violet Ditsworth have returned from Homnmakera' camp. Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Oobler end daughter Lola Ann, and Mrs. Lena Fuhrberg, all of Seattle, and Miss Dorothy Harding of Klamath Falls and Prank Robela of Honolulu wart dinner guests at the Harry Harding home July 81. Don Smith and Frank Robertson and family of Medford were fishing In Butte creek August 1. Paul Robertson has returned from Portland where he has been visiting his wife, who la ill In a hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Will Sublette left for Alberta. Canada, August 3, where they will visit a whlls before return ing to their home In Chicago. The county grader has been doing quite a bit of work on the Darby road which Is also known as the Butte Falls cut-off. Upper Rogue Orange will bold Its regular meeting In the Orange hall, August 8. Each lady Is asked to bring t lunch for two In a paper sack. Pomona Grange By Oertrnde Haak. Pomona Orange will have a pic nic August 8 at Jackson Hot Springs. Alt Orangera and their famlltea In the county are Invited. All of the grounds, with tables, benchea and swimming tank have been reserved for which there will be a small charge. There will be sports, contests and a good program throughout morn ing, afternoon and evening. Mrs. Olive Floyd, lecturer of Po mona Orange, has charge of all entertainment features, with her apeclal committee of Mrs. Susie Mauat. Arnold Bohnert, Mra. Mable 81ms, Mrs. Emma Conger, R. E. Nealon Perry Welt and Mrs. J. D. Brown. Mrs. J. D. Brown will have charge of dinner arrangements with her Home Economics oommlttee. Mrs Letsy Miller, Mrs. F. W. Meter. Mrs Nellie Bora and Mrs. Mabel Stanley. The Hot Springs grounds will take care of several hundred people and w hope the many Orangera of the county will avail themselves of this opportunity to enjoy this county' wide gathering. Bring a well filled basket wtU) table service. Pomona will furnish oof fee and other drlnka. Remember the date, Sunday, AU' gust 8. Come aa early In the morn lng as possible. Closing time for Too Late to Clas. sirj AtUls l;M. m. s.T:. Farmers Howard District HOWARD, Aug. . (Spl.) Roy Btarkey returned to hla horns in Nebraska July 38, after an extended visit here with hla son Clarence and family. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Parker and two sons have moved to Ashland. Orace Crawford, Alice Ricks and Rena Sater returned from Union Creek July 30. They attended the Homemakers camp there. The Swing. Stocks, Oerber and Newton families enjoyed a plenlo supper on Roxy Ann July 39, In honor of Mr. Newton's birthday. Clinton Blaine and mother and two sons are oocupylng their new horns on Howard avenue, formerly owned by the Brocks. Among those who attended the 4-It plenlo at Jackson Hot Springs July 81 were Mr. Newton, Meadamas New ton, Nelcon, Miller, Stammen, Rlcka, Sater and their children, Mary Crock et! and Francis Wooten. Mr. and Mrs. Roberts and two chil dren, after working for Olllman'a for sometime, left for Arkansas July 81. Mr. and Mrs. Johnston of Phoenls visited with the Bud Stammens' Au gust l. Mr. and Mrs, Ed Oardln and family, Mr. and Mrs. Arehart, Mr. and Mia. 0. O. Sater and Derva Jeanne attend ed the D. A. V. plenlo at Oranta Pass August 1. Mrs. Bud Stammen, Freddie and Mary Ellen spent Sunday afternoon In the park at Grants Psss. Mr. and Mrs. Jsmes Taylor visited here the latter part of July with the Everett Hoguea. Mrs. Taylor waa for merly Mrs. Francis Hogue. She was married fn Reno. June IS. 1 Mrs. B. Mokler and son moved Into the house formerly owned by the Hardya on July 81. The Hardys have purchased a house on Haven street. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hogue called at the Everett Hogue home August 1. Viking Village. WICK, Caithness, Scotland. UP) The first Viking dwellings - ever known on the mainland of Scotland hare been discovered by Dr. A. O. Curie, Edinburgh archaeologist; near the sea at Freswlck, Caithness. Hith erto such dwellings had been found only In the Orkney and Shetland Is lands, although Caithness was occu pied by the Vikings to a greater ax tent than any other country. '. i . Clvlo Pride Tested. LOS ANOEUC9 (UP) The local street car corporation has petitioned the sUte railway commission that it be exempted from the necessity of maintaining window wipers In street cars during the summer. The reasons given are two: flrat. It does not rata during that period; secondly, too many of the wipers are stolen. Speeders Caught. YERINOTON, Nev. (UP) Nevada's only bicycling police chief, Fred J. Brooke, today advertised bis motor oycls for sale because he never uses It. "Its too fast," Brooks explained. Ha catches his speeders by "slipping on over on them," noticing a speed er and than waiting until be comas) back and giving chase on bis bike. Closing Urn for Too Lata to das-. airy Ads Is 1:10 p. m. For Complete Coveriie of Bust. asu and Financial Newt Head Potifit THE WALL STREET JOURNAL Relied -pea by Business Uea and Investor far Correal News ad Depcndebl. In'sraarJoa. Sead for w special tatrodnettry efer, FIVE MONTHS FOR Ij.OO t gas as., iss m. M at. "''ail BMtM nUTTUi
