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lEPFORP MAIL TRIBUNTE, MEDFORD. OftEGON. MONDAY. AUGUST 9, 1937. PAGE FIVE i nnni M.n To Portland Mis. W. H. Walker left this morning loi Portland to be wltn her mother. Mm A. Mutch, who la (uttering from a alight lUneas In tlx northern city. Inspector Here Albert Daugherty of th Pactfle Fruit Express company arrived here 6aturdty to take up his work as esr lnarc;tor during the fruit season. Airport Chief Here col. E. C. Popp, regional supervisor or the bureau of air commerce. arr'.-ed here thla morn ing from Portland In his Btlns. plane. After looking over the munici pal airport, he left fcr San Francisco Ex-Assessor Dies Word was received here today of the death of J. T. Little, former deputy Jacxson county asseti or. at Dixon. 111. He Is survived by his wife, Eleanor. Mr. and Mrs. Llttio moved to Illinois after leaving Jack son county several years ago. Given Choice Joe Lucas, 25. trans ient from few Yirk. was given (its choice of 60 daya In Jail or leaving town Immediately after pleading guli ty to a charge of drunkenness in .city court this morning kucas was arrest ed by city police yesterday. He chow to leave town. Minor Accident A Chevrolet couch driven by Mrs. Orage Trask of 413 Arcadia street hit a tree In front of the American Laundry on South Cen tral avenue shortly alter noon yester day when the drlvei fainted at the wheel, a city pollci report stated to day. Minor damage was done. Peach Growers Called A meeting of all peach growers waa called today for 7:30 Wedneslaj evening at tai Jackson County Chamber of Com merce. Object of the meeting Is to dis cuss marketing plans. H. A. Thlerolf. chairman of the chamber's agriculture committee will prjslde. Complete Visit Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Wymore of Portland and Mr. and Mrs Ross wymoro of Canby left Thursday lor their homes after spending a week here at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cass E. Wymore of 243 North Holly street. Cass Wymore Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Wymore and the brother of Ross Wymore. Slightly Injured W. R. Slpes ami Bob Virtue, both of Central Point, sustained slight njurlea early Sun day morning when the car In which they were passengers, driven by Marie Gladys Slpes of lloute 3, collided with a machine operated by Floyd IS Jonea of Central Point at Fifth street and Riverside avenue, according to a elty police report. Completes Vacation Miss Wanda Coe this morning resumed her duties as stenographer at the Carl Y. Teng wald agency after a two weeks' vaca tion. The first wee she spent at Cres cent City, Calif., be.ng accompanied by her aunt. Mrs. 3. D. Coe, and Mre. Mary Peterson. The second week she spent with Miss Flora Miller at the C. Rease Braley cabin at Shady Cove SO at Picnic About 60 persons at tended the picnic held at Oregon Caves yesterday by Jackson and Jo sephine chapters of the Disabled American Veterans and auxllarlea. ' Mrs. Gladya Lawton, president of the Josephine county auxiliary, gave a talk on veteran affaire. Carl Blanry. chapter adjutant, was toaatmaster The group went rhtough the Oregon Cavea and afterward spent the time In swimming anl flaying games. Airport Arrivals Yesterday'a arm als at Medford municipal airport In eluded Eddy Martin, flying a Waco owned by the MacMllllan Petroleum corporation from Seattle, Wash., to Santa Rota. Csllf.: w. H. Brandt, Se attle bualnecs man. en route In Rearwln o Oakland Calif.; C. H. Bor. in, flying a Ryan cabin plane from Oakland to Seattle: John Henry of the Henry Lumbe: company. Lincoln, (lying his Klnner from Ashland and return; Lieut. D. R. Nelson, returning to his post at Fort lewis, Wash., from Moffatt :leld, Sunnyvale, Calif., In a Fokker transport: and Boh C. Haye returning to his home In Seattle from a vacation flight to California In a Klnner owned by the Washington Air craft and Transportation company of Seattle. CALL THEM BY Telephone Beach or mountains, cabin or resort put yoiu telf there. Hear those voices that mean more to you than any others on earth. Join their va cation fuD. Your long distance call gives pleaa. ure relieves anxiety binds families together. Telephone 4head for Accommodation If vacation plans In your household are still in the mak ing, remember to coil eJieod. Hotels and resorts want to please yon want to bsve your rooms ready and wailing. Tub Pacific Telephone Ue.t sin tr DKftcriMAi Vacation Ends Mrs Harve Young returned to Hubbard Brothera store tcday after enjoying a vacation visit with her parents In Heppner, Ore. To Insatll Basement Application was made at the cit building Inspec tor's office today by the Ge Bauer apartments for a permit to build a basement at a stated cost of $500. Flying North MaJ. Ouy McNeil and Lieut J. B. Preston refueled their Douglas observation planes at Medford municipal airport thla noon. Both were returning to their poet at Fort Lewla, Wash, from Moffatt field. Sunnyvale. Calif. Gospel Series Continues Continu ance of the gospel meetings conduct ed by Evangelist W. E. Stram at 4th street and Oakdule avenue waa an nounced today. The meetings were said to be the beginning of a New Testament church In Medford. Topic for tonight's sermon Is "The Royal Road of a Child of the King." t Returns Home Mr. and Mrs. Leslie H. Lutz and son, Richard, of Ber keley. Cal.. returned to their home yesterday after spending a 10-day vacation at Callfornla-on-the-Rogue. Mr. Lutz finished his last days of fishing by landing a six and a seven pound steelhead. He stated the Rogue river was the finest stream he ever fished. , To California After attending sev eral social affairs in their honor. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Robinson will leave for California tomorrow for an indefinite stay. They will be ac companied by John B. Griffin. The party plans on stopping at Trini dad for a few days to visit relative. Mr. Griffin will return to Medford in two weeks. Back from Vacation Dr. William W. P. Holt and family, with the ex ception cf Mrs. Holt, returned home last night from a 4.000-mlle motor car vacation. Mrs. Holt stopped off at Berkeley. Calif., to spend a month with her mother, Mr6. Hanson Pratt. The HolU were away for two weeks during which time they sojourned in Los Angeles and Yellowstone, Grand Canyon and Zlon national parks. D' Holt, physician and surgeon, resumed his practice here today. Purchases Home Sgt. Willis 8, Estep. army recruiting officer In Medford for the past year, announced today the purchase of a modem. four-room frame house and one acre of land from Linn Church. The property is located about one mile south of Medford near Bear creek. Sgt. Estep, who has lived In many parts of the United Statea, said that he liked Medford so much that he hoped he could reside permanently here. He plana to make extensive Improvements on his new home and property. On Field Trip Karl L. Janouch supervisor of the Rogue river nation al forest, left here this momlng on a trip that will keen him In the field for several days. Hu went first to the Lewis Brothers mill at Prospect which is to cut samples from a white pine stand on the Diamct-d Lake highway to determine the qualities of the tim ber. A few days will be spent In show ing Rex Wilson, actlug ranger, around his district at Union Creek. An In spection will be mace at the logging operations of the Pelican Bay Lumber company northeast of Crater lake. Back From Fire Ansll Pearce. ad minlstratlve guard at Union Creek for the Rogue river national forest, returned this morning after being on special duty aa foreman at the huge forest fire In the Columbia national forest near Randle. Wash. He was one of several executive per sonnel, CCC contingent of fire' fighters, radio operators and time' keepers sent to the fire by Rogue river national forest headquarters. Mr. Pearce said the remainder of the contingent from this area would return In & couple of days. Many spot fires are smoldering In steep country and heavy timber where duff covers the ground to a depth of five or six Inches, he said. If weather remains favorable, no fur ther outbreak la anticipated trail has flnslly been made around the fire area, Mr. Pearce stated. A long time, however, will be required in mopping the fire up. he added, a.m Teibbaph Compact! - et. Phene S From Ashland Jim Harxer and George Yokel of Ashland were Med ford visitors today. Jacksonville Home Economic Club. The Jacksonville Home Economic club will hold Its regular meeting on Wednesday at Helman's baths. This will be a covered dish luncheon and membera are requested to bring their own service. e 40 et I Train Voyageurs and American Legionnaires wishing trans portation on the 40 et 8 aociete train to the state convention in Albany ara requested to telephone William Rosenbeum at 580-J-l. The train will leave here tomorrow morn ing from 6th street and Riverside avenue. Livestock Portland. PORTLAND, Aug. . (AP-USDA) Hogs 3300, Including 330 direct; market opened 10 cent ntgner; closed stesdy on drivelrj; late bulk good-choice 165-310 lbs. envein. 613.50; early sales, 613.60 13.66; car load lots, 613.85 a 13: 325-38 lb.. 611.15a 13.35: packing sowa, 68.78a 9: few feeder pigs, 611 Mi 11.50. CATTLE 3550, Including 83 direct: calves 300, Including 6 direct: steers strong to 35 cents higher; she stock 36 cents above, atrong with last week's close: bulls and veal strong; bulk grass fat steers. 19 9.75; few loads, 610 10.25: latter new nlgn grass crop: common steers, 46 iff stocker and feeder. 66.00 a 7.50; common-medium heifers. 65.50 8.60; load epayde heifers, 68.85; low cutter and cutter. 83.75 $4.50; common medium. 64.7596.75: good beef cows, 663 6.76: odd hesd. 67.00: bulls. 65.5036.25; beef up to 86.50; good choice vealers, 68.50a 9.80; select, 610; common-medium, 6638. SHEEP 3000, Including 2190 through, market sctlve: spring lambs, 36a 50 cents higher; older clssses 36 cents higher: bulk good spring lsmbs 68.76 39; top, 69.35; common-medium 8737.50; medium-good ewes, 63 3.76; few yearlings, 6535.90. South San Francisco. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 9 (AP) Hogs: 325. Butchers mostly 5916c higher, compared laat week's close: bulk 170-330 lb. weights, 612.60-95; tatter top; on about 100 head choice 199 lb. butchers: few llirht-llehts. 612.50; packing sows fully steady 69.00-75. CATTLE 800. including 60 direct. No early action on slaughter steers, asking steady to strong; Indication about steady with some esrly mas wesker; short-fed steers held to 610 and above: range cows more numer ous; several loads held above 6675; cutter-grades cows steady to wesk. 63 34.75; few flaahy dairy cows. 65; good weighty bulls quoted 65.753 6.25 or little changed. Calves 50, all direct. SHEEP 2300. Including 1040 di rect. All classes active, strong to 25c higher: three short-decks good 77-lb. Oregon wooled lamDs. w.10 straight: two decks medium-good 70 lh. north coast lambs. 69.10: about 200 head 73 lb. medlum-pelt Oregon shorn lambs. 69.00: two decks good 82-lb. medlum-pelt Californlas 68.75. Chicago. CHICAGO. Aug. 9. (AP-USDA) Hogs 10,000; generally steady wiin Friday's average; top. 813.70; bulk good and choice 180-330 lbs. 618.35 80: 140-160 lbs., mostly 812.50918.35; butchers from 240-300 lbs., 612.503 13.25; most packing sowa, 811-503 12.25; lightweight on butcher order upward to 612.36. CATTLE 16.000; calves aouu; "ltwy grain fed steers stesdy to strong, top, 61755; new high: kinds of value to sell at 616.00 upward compara- Ively scarce: medium to good grades weak to 35c lower; common xinos holding steady If suitable for stock ers: stocker trade active: southwest bred yearlings and calves selling at 69 310.35: grass cows and nener 3&c lower; atrlctly gralnfed hetfera steady: best 833 lb. heifers, 616; new high on crop SHEEP 8000; spring lambs moue- dately active after alow start; most sales around steady to 35c lower. bulk native 61100 down to larger lntereata: top 611.36 paid by ship pers and small killers; sheep about steady: native ewes 64 6.60. Portland Wheat PORTLAND. Ore., Aug. 9. (API Grain: Wheat: Open High Low Close Sept, 1.01 101 .99 .99 Dec ....1.01 1.01 1.00 1.00 Cash wheat: Big Bend bluestem. hw. IS net.. 6114; 13 pet.. 1.00: dark hard winter. 18 pet., 1.14; 13 net., 1.10: 11 pet., 112: soft whit and western white, 99; hard winter and western red. 1.00. Oats No. 3 white, 37.00. Bsrley No. 3, 45-lb bw., 39.60. Corn Argentine, 43.00; mlllrun standard. 27.00. Today'st car receipts: Wheat, 115; Barley, 3: flour, 9. Portland Produce PORTLAND. Aug. 8. (AP) But ter Prints, A grade, S4"j0 lb. In parchment wrappers, 360 lb. In csrtons: B grade 33i,ic In parchment trappers: In cartons. BUTTERFAT (Portland delivery, buying price) A grade, 83'$o lb. country stations; A grsde. 329 3J'Jc lb.: B grsde, lV4c lb. less: C grad, 6c less. EOOS Buying price by whole salers: Extra, 21c: standards, 19c: first. 18c: medium. 19c; medium Salem Brewery rVsi'n, 8alem first. 16c; undergrade. 14c dozen. Cheese, country meat and live poultry unchanged. rOi Al'ufce Me crop Vaainia Gems. 11.609 1.65; Yakima White Rose. 1.SS140 cental: local, 11.16 el.35 orange box. Onions, cantaloupes, wool, hay unchanged. Chicago Wheat CHICAGO, Aug. 0. (AP) Influ enced by a -big Increase of domestic vslble supply and beneficial wlde spresd rains In Argentina, wheat late today tumbled more than 3 cents. Wheat: Open High Low Close Sept. ."..1.11H 1.13S U0 1.10! Dec. 1.13 1.134 1.I1V, I-HH May J,1S t-16) I.1JH ! Wall St. Report NEW YORK. Aug. 9. (AP) Buy ing In todsy's stock market centered principally on the steels, although selected rails, farm Implements and specialties received their share of bids. Dealings slowed appreciably after a moderately active first half hour and 1 little profit selling In the final lap reduced extreme gains of frac tions to 2 or more point in many instances. At that, 1 number of leaders reached Into new hlgb ground for the recovery. Brighter prospect for fsll business generally, brokers said, had much to do with the Improved showing of the list. Company report also continued, to reflect expanding Industry In the Lsecond quarter and first half. Transfers were In the neighbor hood of 800,000 shares. Today's closing prices for 33 se lected stocks follow: Al. Chem. & Dye 335 Am. Can - 111 Am. & Fgn. Power ......... 9 A. T. & T 170'i Anaconda 62 Atch. T. is S. V. 79i Bendlx Avla 301, Beth. Steel 101, Caterpillar Tractor 99 , Chrysler U5'8 Coml, Solv 14'a Curtlss-Wrlght 6 DuPont . 161 Gen. Electric - 57 Gen. Foods .... .... 87 Gen. Motors ....... 68 Int. Harvest. 119 I. T. & T . 11 Johns-Msn. 136 Vi Mont. Ward 63 North Amt 37 "A Penney (J. C.) 98 Phillips Pet 63 Radio 11 Sou. Pac Std. Brands Std. Oil Csl Std. Oil N. J. . Trana. Amer. ....... Union Carbide 48 12 45 6814 16 1001. 38 119 United Aircraft U. S. Steel c. ON VISIT IN EAST: C. W. Anders, resident of Central Point for many years, died while on visit with his son, In Muscatine, Iowa, on August S. Mr, Anders war, born In old St. Johns. Iowa, In 1863. He was united in marriage to Miss Nina Morley at Clarlnda, Iowa, In 1884. He was a member of the National Mlnearolo- glst society. He Is survived by hi wife and the following children: Mrs. Nora Black of Medford. C. E. Anders of Klamath Falls. M. H. Anders of Medford ami Ray Anders of Central Point. Twelve grandchildren and two great grand children also survive. Funeral arrangement In charge of the Perl funeral home are to be announced later. PLAN! FIRE RAZED ASTORIA, Aug. 9. (API Fire de stroyed the Padtlc Marine Products corporation plant early today at a lose estimated between 170,000 and 100.000. The blare started In a dryer and spread to thousands of gallons of plchsrd oil stored In 13 huge tanks. The oil-fed flamea completed their destruction In half an hour. The plant Is on the Sklpanon river between the Prouty lumber mill and the Young'a Bay lumber mill. Rain laat night and a heavy mist today prevented the tire from spreading. The plant was operating at the peak of the season with two months to go on this year's output. It oper a ted between three and seven pil chard boats and worked two 13-msn crews. Joe Anderson, vice-president and general manager, said the plant will be rebuilt. m 3 Minutes rrom Bus Stations 10 Minutes from R.R. Stations Fireproof Carats In Connection Autos Checked al tha Door. Shopping snd Theatre Center I $225 up 1 Double Booms 1 t U . a . ft... ti..;. -,T r - HE GOES GLIDIK6. Richard C. du Pont of Wilmington, Del, Is shown in his Gerrtftn-made glider as lie started for the Fhnira. N. x 6oarinf meet la the tow of 1 plane. F.n r;ate, he cut loose (or top at Serrxiton, Fa., and made a hazardous lauding. Harlow's Last Hit On 'Craterian Bill It sceme.) ntce everyone wanted to ee Jea'j Harlow's last screen pro duction, -Saratoga," which opened yesterday at the Craterian theater. Record, crowds for matinee and eve ning shows set up new box office record and were treated to some highly entertaining film fare. There are two ways of looking at '"Saratoga." One Is the fact that It was Miss Harlow's final appear ance. Second- Is the unmistakable fact that It la routing entertain ment. For It Is a sparkltngly pro duced story of the track., much to do about horses and racing. whtTh precipitates plenty of action, but more to do with the colorful Indi viduals who follow the horses. It 18 comedy romance, sometimes tinged with light melodrama. Dialogue, sit uations, action and characterizations are all blended together very effec tively and not for & moment does the film let up. Interesting people are constantly saying and doing Interesting things In Interesting places. In the co starring role with Miss Harlow la Clark Gable, with whom she made her first bids for stardom. The cast also includes Lionel Barrymore. Prank Morgan, Walter Pldgeon, Una Merkel, and Cliff Edwards to men tion a few of the better known players. With Barrymore as the old south ern gent of the old school, portray ing the part of Miss Harlow's grand fatherand doing It In the style that has won him counties ad mirers; with Frank Morgan and Una Merkel contributing much com edy; Cliff Edwards adding to the laughs: nevertheless it is Harlow. Oable and Pldgeon who carry the show on the whole. Oable, as a book ie attracted to Miss Harlow, plans to hook wealthy Pldgeon. to whom Jean Is engaged, get his bankroll and then set out to win the girl for himself. Directly the story re rolvea itself into a battle of wits between Miss Harlow and Gable, both of whom deliver character! ra tions certain to be classed as among their bent. Richard Dix Scores Hit In Rialto Film Dynamic In Ita dramatic force and thrllllnit In a apectacular way, "The Devil la Driving." opened a three- day run at the Flalto theater yes terday with Richard Dix as the star. Dix. ss usual, givea one of the finest performances of his career a the young lawyer who perjurea testl mony In defense of a wealthy young wastrel charged with manslaughter He wins acquittal for the drunken driver, but eventually haa cause to regret It. Thla altuatlon develops when Dix Is elected district attorney and flnda himself fsced with the job of prosecuting the very same boy for killing a girl In another motor accident. Others In a well-chosen cast are Frank C. Wilson, Henry Kolker, Ann Rutherford and Nana Bryant. The Jones Family. America's fa vorite screen and radio group, share double bill honors In "Big Buslnes." Audiences have never laughed more than st the hilarious antics of the Jones and their audden accumulation of wealth. Jed Prouty, spring Bylng ton, Shirley Deane, Russell Oleason and Allan Lane head the all-star cast msklng up the famous family. 4- WHILE DRUNK OF Jsm R. O'Connor, charged with operating an auto while Intoxicated, was fined $100, his driver's license waa euspended for one yesr. and thir ty days Jsll sentence wss suspended pending good behavior, by Juatlos of the Peace W. R. Coleman thla morn ing. O'Connor, a resident of tha south for of the Antelope district wss ar rested by state police while driving on a road In that section. Percy MoKentle of Central Point, a passenger In the O'Connor car, waa fined aio and costs. H. C FKYMAN, Proprietor K. H. MPAGENrJc, Msneoer LOS ANGELES SIXTH AND SWING STREETS Qtt the Haywam Habit" rir - ' - f - HlftViffriirmi - ' - " - fif'f IN FRANCO'S JAIL. Harold E. Dahl (top), of Cham paign, 111., one o! the American "four flyinj aces" with Spanish loyalists, was captured by insur gents. His wife, Edith Rogera (below), at Cannes, Fnnce, was said still to be getting his week ly $1,500 salary. She once sang with Rudf Vallee's orchestra. Accuses First Lady Representative Fish (B., N. V.) told the Joint conircsslunnl tax Investlrat Inf committee In Washington of a money payment contract he said Mrs. Franklin II. Knnvv.lt made nlth a shoe company. "If she (Mrs. Roose velt) can avail herself of a loophole." Fish said, "then anybody else In Amerlra ran do the same thins." Tomorrow & Wedl , IT TAKES A CROOK TO SHIELD A CROOK EoWdo CIANNELU Eric RHODES Ends Tonltelgjg,, Jfrj IP t 1 - - - Ji 1?. iYAacxS Til III1! V i 44 W V. ' 111 - -L A ' A,m r mmnmi WOOLRIDGE CITED FOR UUIUIIlU OH hi O i Until I Glen Woolrldge, 41, of Callfornla-on-the-Rogue, waa acheduted to ap pear in Justice of the Peace William R. Coleman's court tomorrow to answer state police charges of acting as a guide without a license. Woolrldge was arrested by state police Saturday afternoon. ASTORIA. Aug. 9. 1 API Clatsop county shipped Ita first carload of frozen peas to Chicago the past week, with two other shipments now In process. Notice (o Contractors Pealed projxvsaU for construction of (a) High School Building b al teration and additions to grade school building (c gymnasium and (dl heating rystem f-i: ebove me!itlon?d buildings, all for School District No 59, Jackson County. Oregon at Pros pect. Orewn until 7:30 o'clock P.M on the 36th day of August. 1937, and will there be publicly otened and read The work for which proposals arc incited will be raid for in cash and bidders muy bid separately on each of said ltemn (a), (b). (c) and (d) or may submit a combined bid on all thereof. The work is to be done In accord ance with plans and specifications on file with the District-. Clerk except .is type of heating system and bldd-rs bidding thereon are required to sub mit with their bid their specification: inereror. Bids must be accompanied by certified check made payable to the Dlsttlct Clerk of said School District No. 69. or a bid bond equivalent to 5 per cent of the amount of the pro posal; cms sum to guarantee mat it a propoail is accept d a contract will be entered Into and its performance secured. Instructions to bidders, proposal form, contract, form of bondo, speci fications and plans (excepting con struction of Grade School) can he obtained from the office of Clark & Keeney, architects, at Medford, Ore gon, upon deposit of $10.00, and plans and specifications for construction of Grade ScUrol Building can be ob tained from the olflce of William Lfllng, arrMteet, nt Medford. Oregon, upon deposit of $10.00. The sums so deposited with the architects as afore, said will be refunded to bona fide bidders If said plans and specifica tions, etc., are returned In good con dition within IS days after the open ing of hi la. Contractors wishing to bid must be prequalilled by said .School District No 59 lu accordance with the prequali ficatlon requirement of chapter 226 Laws of Oregon. 1031, on forma pro vlded by said school district. The right is reserved to reject an andor all proposals for any and' or all of the items above mentioned for whtch bids are Invited, and to accepi such proposal or proposals as are in the Judgment of tho District School Board to the best interests of tiie school district. Dated this 9th day or August. 1937. By order of the District School Board of School District No. 69 of Jackson County, Oregon. Attest: ROSE J. KELLEY, District Clerk Too Late to Classify FOR SAT E Fresh ceo 45. Corner Howard Ave. J. B. Bynum. r with calf, and DcBsrr PAINTING and Paperhangtng. Reas onable prices. Phone 774-J-3. WANTED TO RENT house. Phone 1614 Unfurnished FOR SALE Pullets, fryers, sweet corn for canning. Phone 4-F-4. WANTED Immediately. Capable wo man for genet al housework In countr?. Convalescent mother, 3 children. Inquire J 1 16 W. 11th St., after 2 p. m. FOR SAr.E 1931 Chevrolet deluxe coupe, fine condition. 9260. Call 14-F-4. CHICKS 89 per 103. Rocks, Reds and Hampshire every Wednesday. Brooks Hatchery, East N. St., Grants Pass, Oregon. MOUNTAIN home and stock ranch for sale, reisonabls. 3 acres cultivated family orchard Freda White Can yonvllle. FOR SALE Good Corrledale rams Yearllnys, very good. Kruse Broth ers. RFD No. 1, Box 103, Rosoburg. Oregon . 1 1 fcM hi ti WEDNESDAY ONLY. I QjJIJ-LkZtU Your favorite "sweet- MaeaMaassaaasaaaaaaaaaaaaMeaaaaassssa I heart team " go nautical l:4-7;(Hl-:30 , 8,v-3,tcl0c with a bang I ENDS TOMORROW sF Il BL Plus Jones Family I l! I Wed and Thuri I I kf pfilb rim ra I ' ?A ! And V'rrrSS. J, . .V-' 1 1 .'SSsiJB I FOR 8AI.E Sweet corn In truck loads, canning 91 per sack. Call avamlnrra fts '1 i. 1 fll "J Mi) Oif erslde. C M. Parker. WAITRESS wanted 18 No. Riverside. MAN and team want kind. 112 Cottage. work of any PICKLiNO cucumbers. Dressler'1. 1107 C. Main. Phone 1589-Y. SPECIAL COOL ROOMS Excellent board. (511 West :0th. FOR SALE Fine voune Guernsey and Jersey cow. N. K. Central Point. Richmond Place. HOUSE FOR RENT 34 Quince St. Inquire at 416 Lnurcl. WANTED Housekeeper. Father and mother employed care of two chil dren. All mjdi rn conventencea, 800 weekly. Afdresa Box 29M. Tribune stating experience and ref erences. SALE OR TRADE for cows or hay, team mules. 2 well-mated teams horses, teveral o'd horses. Stewart Ave. and Thomas Kd. Jack Martin. WANTED Amb'-U'vus young men Stesdy work. Gnoc' pay. Aircraft manufacturers tock orders over FIFTY FOUR Mil, LION DOLLARS. Qualified Muster Mechanics Assur ed Placements. Home Preparatory Courne tudents qualified as rivet ers one month r.fter completion AERO ACTIVITIES TECHNICAL INSTITJTF triins In U. S. Approv ed Repair StatWn No. 277 on planfs that fly. For entrance requirements see Student Counselor Medford, Wednesday, August il at Hotel Hol land Lobby. WANTED Unincumbered middle- aged lady for partner in restaurant buln"ss. clQslnn Saturdays, gc-jd location. No money needed. Box 2692. Tribune. WANTED 500 ft. i In. and 200 ft 1 in. usd pipe. Bex 2936, Tribune. LOST Black leather billfold contain ing driver's license, currency. So cial Security cam. ets. Reward. Re turn to Tribune. FOR TRADE 6 -room modern home, 2 acres, clear lor your equity, or clear 1936 or 1937 sedan or coach, aa down paymer.t. Rt. 3, Box 36, Tribune. CORONA Portable and L. C. Smith typewriter for sale cheap. Phone 1321. 11160 for equity (n houses at 104 and 108 So. Oakdale- Assessments all paid nnd taxi to date or will trade equal value In small home, reasonably close In country. W. B. Rowley, 104 So, Oakdale. WANTED Woman for light house work and care of children during fruit season, board, room and wages. Call at A. H. Frlck, Phoenix. On Highway. 1936 Dodti sedan, eannot be told from new. guarAtiteed everyway. Kite new, priced for quick sale on eany terms. Used ca dept. open evenings. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Pdymcuth Distributors. WANTED O Irt for work. Box 2949. T general house- ibune. Auto painting properly done or no ehnrpe Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop 1 Nhows l:4V7;OII-lt:l. 30c-4c-10o Positively IS iiri Tomorrow Records Smashed! Come Early and Avnlrl trie Rush smmm I IliTlnu. LIT aWoJnjDOYMOBE sssaaBsl
