MTT;PFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11. 1937.
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you will probably find ex
actly the thiongs you have
Men looking lot or sale 01
trde tor unused articles you
may have. Search your attic
or store-room you may Ilnd
many things others are seek
ing and be sole to realize
immediate cash. If what you
want tsn't here, advertise fo:
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Bach additional Insertion.
per word
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Phone 75
FOR WANT ADS
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Man's Elgin wrlstwatch. Lib
eral reward. O. H. Bcngteon. Tel.
195. .
LOST Sunday. 5 keys on chain. Re
turn to Tribune.
PICKED UP Yearling Jersey heifer
and roan ateer. Owner may have
by paying field bill and ad. J. M.
Sutherlln. Rt. 3, Boi 1.
LOST Black leather billfold contain
ing drivers license, currency. So
cial Security cam. eta. Reward. Re
turn to Tribune.
15 REWARD tor the return of my
small, brown dog Seen around
Peach street week. ago. Name
"Harpo" on collar. T. Slat!
Johnston. .
LOST 11 og missing, call 1616.
LOST Billfold, in city park With
inoney and driving licenses tteward
Leave fnnune. Clinton f- Ayres
WANTED FEMALE HELP
WANTED Woman for care of baby
and housework. Inquire Berrydalc
Store.
Bs'NEf-S :YMA,!? TSShSS. Ifrl'IrOR LEASE Dairy ranch.
lanv w uu.o ... -
Alrhart. Holland Hotel.
WANTED Girl for light housework
and care of child. No cooking. Call
115 East 12th between 8 and 6 p jn.
SALESLADY
IF YOU have personality, neat ap
pearance, aged 30 to 50. free to
leave on weekly trips, we have n
opening for you doing educational
work In Southern Oregon. See Mr.
Alrhart, Holland Hotel.
MALE OR FEMALE HELP
FRUIT PICKERS We have a long
season, Including large apple acre
age. Register now for picking.
ORCHARD PARK FARMS
Office at packing house. Voorhles
Crossing, or call evenings. 1025 W.
11th St.
HOP PICKERS wanted August il0th
C a Bins tights and wood furnlshea
B M Clute, Appiegate Ore
WANTED SITUATIONS ,
ELECTRICIAN. 429 No Holly. Do any
thing, anywhere. Tel 537-W.
WANTED You nt married man wlto
large experience in office work
wants position with reliaDle firm
Good typist. References. Boa 2849
Trioune
WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS
YOUNO married man want steady
year around ob on dairy, or will
milk bunch of cows on shares.
Experienced. Box 2726. Tribune.
WANTED Good fresh or splngera
cows. Phone 187, Central Point, or
write Oaklelgh Ranch.
WANTED To lease for cash, dairy
ranch to accomodate 25 cows: plen
ty pasture and acreage to raise hay
and small amount of grain. Ad
dress Box 3725. care Mall Tribune.
WANTED Old people and convales
cents to care for. Good reference.
Reasonable rates. Phone 1564 or
call at 7 Chestnut.
CLOTHES washes, starched, dried, 5c
lb. Phone U38-Y.
WANTED 500 ft. -H m. and 200 ft
1 in. ud nlpe. Sf-x 2936. Tribune.
PAINTING and Paperhanglng. Reas
onsote pncM. Phone 774-J-2.
WANTED 2-wheel trailer for a.0.00.
Box 144. Talent.
PALNTINO ctliominln?, paper-hanging-
Estimate given. L. L. Beckham
T. .m-R-3.
WANTED Pasture for 10 calves J.
A. Manke. Route 1 Medford.
WE ouy catt.e. nogs rabbits cnicK
ens R!'tv Davii 2117 Capitol Ave
Phons is?4-L.
WANTED Discarded violins Piano
tiinin vvxm 'epairing oy Price
20 via" tivnence Shuits Bros
220 tart.frt Phone u69
Fo! toui rurmture
HOLHHimk 4MIKI-US
irh and Frnt Prions 647
JbN--Uun prices pild tot oraa
ri I Tooptr toraae osttertes
u minim tn.i itnei rniuit
'rofi mtii tr tame tots
pir- .a ncn,ner wrt.,1 -.no 3ut
totj tinn wbec
OVJ pns xi;l ntereft fou.
H1 - pmu Wool M'hlr
Ho MdAej Oood Furniture Stows
SO jf Mf! 01
MLU'VrtD BAKOAIN HOLBE
WANTED WOOI MOHAIH-We nsve
larfp fill HUhest Dnrf
pa:
MFUM,Hl, RAKOAiN HUt'ft
17 N. Orape nu Poooa 1063,
WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED TO BUV Tractor disc.
Phone 1388.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED
ROOMS
ROOMS for rent, reasonable, with
garaee. Phone 1664. Call at 7
Chestnut.
PLEASANT rooms, good board, tree
garage. 838 West 11th.
FURNISHED room, close In. 130 South
Laurel. Phone 934-L.
FOR KENT Furnished room J wee
Call evenings 318 Hamilton
ATTRACTIVE rooms 404 S. Orape
FOR RENT HOUSES
FOR rent Four-roomed modern I
furnished house (two bed rooms).1
sleeping porch, garage. 804 Bennett'
Ave. I
FOR RENT Furnlahed 4-room house
with bath and woodhouse. Inquire
306 So. Oakdale.
FOR RENT Modern 8-room home,
close In, 137.30. Harold H. Brown
Agency. Call 19S: after 6. 1670,
FURNISHED H duplex and 3-room
apartment: adults. 604 West 10th.
FOR RENT 4-room house, vacant
August 17th. Inquire 634 N
Bartlett.
FOR RENT To reliable party, 6 -room
bungalow at 1405 W. Main. Inquire
Tel. 11
FOR RENT Modern unfurnished 5
room house, 1 mile from city limits;
beautiful grounds. Call 1616, be
. tween 9 a. m. and S p. m.
FOR RENT 2 -room ton, partly
furalaaed. 5 month. John Foster.
Eagle Point.
FOR RENT APARTMENT8
FOR RENT Apartment, adults.
Phone 743-M. 135 N. Holly.
3-ROOM furnished apt. Sleeping
porch, private bath, hot and cold
water, lights, adults. 913 So. Oak
dale. FOR RENT Apartment. 335 Apple
FOR RENT Apartment. 334 Apple.
FOR RENT 1 furnlahed apartment
8 office rooms. 1 store building
1 basement room See Roland Bub
bard or Al LlttreU
FOR RENT BOARD-ROOMS
SPECIAL COOL ROOMS Exoellent
bosrd. 611 West loth.
FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS 170 acres
near Cresoent Cltv. Calif. Oood six-
room house and dairy barn. $300 1
per vear. Glenn Ireland, cresoant
City." Cal.
FOR EXCHANGE
SALE OR TRADE for cows or ho.
team mules. 2 well-mated teams
horses, several o:d horses. Stewart
Ave. and Thomas Rd. Jack Martin
FOR EXCHANGE
REAL ESTATE
FOR TRADE 6-room modern home
2 acres, clear tor your equity, or
clear 1936 or 1037 sedan or coacn
as down payment. Paul Martin, Rt.
3, Box 35, Medford.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 20 acre
12.000: crop now in Property lo
cated on Pacific oighway oetween
Talent and Phoenix Fot particulars
call R Edwards Southern Oregon
B re -very
FOR SALE REAL E8TATE
FOR SALE 80 acres, all stocked with
dairy cows and complete (arming
equipment. Everything modern.
Del Norte county. Calif. Glenn
Ireland, Crescent City, Calif.
FOR SALE S acres. Irrigated, good
house. barn, chicken house,
2100 00: $300.00 down.
Also Half Acre, good modern 8
room house, sleeping porch, base
ment, city water. $260 00 down.
H. O. WILSON
Phone 1564
FOUR
SUBURBAN DWELLINGS
Priced from
$800 to $3,000
HAROLD H. BROWN, Agcy.
Tel. 195; after o, 1670
150 ACRES 80 acres farm land, (roe
water, house, barn, stock and
equipment; clear. Will take Med
ford home as down payment. Oood
terms on balance. Box 2050, 11
bune. $1160 for equity tn nouses at 10 and
108 So. Oakdale. Assessment, all
paid nnd taxes to date or will
trade equal val ic tn small home,
reasonable close In country. W. K.
Rowley. 104 So. Oakdale.
MOUNTAIN home and stock ranch for
sale, reasonable 25 acres cultlvsted
family orchard Treda White Can
yonvllle. FOR SALE: 160 acre ranch on Brans
Creek, 7 room bouse and large
barn. 50 acres cultivated. Paid
up water right Place all under
fence. Price $2750. Easy terms
low rate of Interest on over na.f
of purchase price. If you want a
real barealn see tble before you
buy Phone either 365, 319R or
517L ur write C. 0. Pierce, Med
ford. FOR SALE 4-rooni modern houae
garage and urge lot. Will take
late model car as part or all down
payment. 408 Benson street.
SMALL rRACT on kegue nrer: house
barn. earAge. woodshed, alfalfa
splendid Garden. Attractive price
for quick ale O S. Butterfleld
Medlord Bldg.
SEE W J IDADI KOBEMTS 720 W
2nd for Homes Ranches or Real
Estate ot any Kind
FEDERAL LAND BANK FABMfl
Convenient terms Call Warren Pav.
tergnn 401 Liorny Stag oi O A,
Barnes 161 East a to St. Cugene
HOUSES for sale or rent. Jackson
County Slog A Loan Assa
WHEN rou think ol real estate think
ot hrdwn WHITE
FOR SALE-D008PETB
rou ?at.c weii trainee lemaie insni
Better bird dot . Telephone 153,
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
ABBEY'S SPECIAL
Jl DHRANT 4-door; good, clean, at.
tractive; 876 down. Walter W.
Abbey. Inc.
FOR SALE Dodge sedan, fine condi
tion. Perl Funeral Home.
3 MODEL A Ford Coupes. Bargain
price (79 00 and S47 00.
PIERCE ALLEN MOTOR CO.
Dodge at Plymouth Distributors
FOR SALE 1937 Packard 8-pas
seneer touring coupe. Perfect me
chanical condition. Looks like new.
819 So. Peach. Phone 1488 -J.
FOR SALE 1930 Graham-Paige se
dan Excellent condition. Driven
13.000 miles. L. C. Vlters, 117
Morton St., Ashland, Ore.
FOR SALS Coupe. 30.000 miles.
Good tires and upholstering. Re
cent overhaul. R. V. Schafer, Table
Rock.
FOR 8A:.S 1931 Chevrolet deluxe
coupe, tine condition. 9350. Call
14-F-4.
O. E. OATE8 AUTO CO.
R Ic O. USED CARS
85 Dodge Pickup 9435
'31 studebaker Sedan .. 385
80 Model A. Coach 345
'39 Bulck Std. Coupe : 145
39 Pontiao sedan 160
C. E. GATES AUTO CO.
Used Car Department
6th and Bartlett
FOR SALE 3-door Ford sedan: reas
onable. 410 Hamilton.
FOR SALS OR TRADE m-ton
truck, flat bed; dragw. Phone
468-J-3.
LANOrS
GOOD USED OARS
We have large selection of late
model, high-grade Osed Can to
ehooee from Practically al) makes
and body styles, sedans ooupes ana
roadsters.
Used Oar Lot at
36 So. Riverside.
LANGE MOTOR OAR CO.
38 N. Riverside.
LIGHT MODEL Dodge Sedan. In
cellent condition. Call 900 or 1165 X
evenings.
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE Weaner
403 -J-l.
pigs. Phone
FOR SALE 28 fat lambs and one
two-year-old Shornhorn Durham
bull. WUhlte Ranch, Lake Creek.
Oregon.
FOR SALE Three young thorough
bred unregistered Hereford bulla.
B. L- Dodge. Phone 565 -J.
FOR SALE Fine noting Guernsey and
Jersey cow. N. E. Central Point
Richmond Place.
FOR SALE Good Coniedale rams
Yearling, very good. Knise Brottv
era. RFD NO. 1. Box 103, Rose burg
Oregon.
FOR SAT E Fresh cow with calf.
45. Corner Howard and DeBarr
Ave. J. B. Bynum.
FOR SALE One horse 1630 lbs
young and sound; also one team
farm horeee. 8. R Hill, Rt. 1. Boa
334. Central Point.
FOR SALE Team. 17
Phoenix.
Ted FUli
FOR SALE Ramboulllet yearling
rams: also spotted Poland China
plga from registered stock. Oolph
Phlpps, Crater Lake Hwy.
TOR SALE POULTRY
FOR SALE 300 turkeys. Bert Nelson,
Beagle.
FOR SALE Puliett. fryers, sweet
corn for canning. Fnone -r-.
BRONZE turkey oatchlng eggs 9 ft
L R rooster Lnqulre Psrnoll'.
Store. Appiegate
CHICKS S9 per 100. Rocks. Reds and
Hampahirea every Wednesday
Brooks Hatchery, East N. 8t., Grants
Pass. Oregon.
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Household goods,
King.
FOR BALE Hoffman plane. $4940
Hawley Transfer. 118 N. Riverside.
FOR SALE Crab apples, 3c lb. Phone
10OO-H.
JACK'S 2ND HAND STORE. South
Orape. The house of a thousand
bargalna. Davenports, dressers, rugs,
8-lnch Irrigation pipe, oil etoves.
radios, beds, springs, cots.
DRUM OUTFIT for sale. Pearl fin
ished, good condition. A. Blanch!
Medford-Jackaonvllle Star Route,
Box 24. Medford.
CORONA Portable and L. 0. Smith
typewriter for sale cheap. Phone
1331.
PICKLINO cucimbere. Dresaler's.
1107 E. Main. Phone 1569-T
PEACHES Eating and canning, 4
mile west of Calhoun Ranch. I mile
west of Phoenix. C. Betz.
FOR BALE Wood cook stove.
North Holly.
1 team, cow, calf and household
furniture ptlced to sell. Inquire
Trail store, v. . wara.
FOR SALE Apilecta, Earl orchard
Phone 406-J-l.
1937 6-FI. NEW electric refrigerator
Call 800 or 1165-X evenings.
FOR SALE Peaches Early Triumph
good tor canning. R. R. Ouches
ortffln Creek. Phone BS7-L.
ORAVENSTEIN APPLES O. V. Mjft
Tel. 258-J
FOR SALE Used bricks J a Uanke
9 ml.es east of Jacksonville.
APPICOTS - Top price 8c. u. mile
south of White onifln Creek school
Henry Huklll
LAROE STOCK used wheat and bar
ley ucka i to ec A 'so (-wine.
MEDPOKD BAROALN HOUSE
17 N Orape SI Phone 1063.
FOR CHARIS a SWAV1S Corset tel
1333-J. evenlnga. lit Hamilton
FOR SALE Hav In shock enemas
cream separator milk cooler Tel
1002. L
NEW ta. p. Brlggs a fttrston Osa
engine ror ssie cn-ep. irat west
llti. Psoas itaa-x.
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
SMALL electric stove,
Orape St.
15.00. 13 S.
BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR SALS Lesae on service station,
grocery, cabins, csmp ground;
fronts Cnter lake Hwy.. Join
Rogue river; doing good business;
31 mlies from Medford. Richfield
Station.
DR. O. O. OOLDSBERRY Temporar
Uy located with Dr L U Sandera
Medford Centet Bldg.
HIGHEST CASH PAID
for yom furniture
MEKFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
37 N Orape St. Phone 1083.
ENJOY the week-ends on the beach
at White Rock; new modern cot
tages good eats bathing hunting
and tuning watch (or the sig
white rock. 6 miles north Smith
River. Cel.. on highway 101 at Ore
gon tine.
PINB AUTO CAMP ClO In. 1600 ft
frontage on highway and Bogua
river, eioellent location, modern
buildings, fine made; located be
tween oold H1U and Rogue River
Prior d tosell.
ALSO 80 aorea wood proposition
on good road; plenty of timber
Selling price, $185 cash Rotrue
Rivet Real Eatate Eicnange offlof
3 ml If a west or Gold Hilt
MISCELLANEOUS
HAVE 3 trucks for pear hauling. In
quire 8H4 Bennett St.
FREE
Complete Building Service
Plana for new construction or re
model and additions. Estimates
of material, advice as to necessary
finance.
Call and Look Over Our Service
and stock of quality materials,
palntB and hardwire.
A Home Owned Yard Since l&Otf
MEDFORD LUMBER COMPANY
3rd and Fir Street
SWEDISH MASSAGE. Russian-Turk
l&b cabinet baths. 205 Liberty Bldg
Phone 694
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
The Fashion Shop.
THE FASHION 8HOP - Dressmaking
and Remodeling Buttons and
Buckles covered 308 0 8 National
Bank Building lei 1181
MONEY TO LEND
You Need Only
One Thing To Get
A Loan
From Us The Ability to Make Small
Regular Payment on Any Loan Plan
SKfc W. IS. THOMAS
MGR. ORE. AND WASH MTQ CO
MEDFORD S OLDEST AND LAROES1
PERSONAL FINANCE vXJ
45 So Central. Ground Floor
Cnuertan Theatre Bldg
Lie. No. S-167-M-180 Phone 139
Transfer.
DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Local and Long Distance Furniture
Moving Bonded camera Ftreprool
storsge Expen crating, packing
ano shipping ervice "Davis for
Service." Phone 644.
EAD8 TRANSFER ft STORAGE CO
Office 26 8o Fir Phone 816 prices
right. Service guaranteed
SAMSON lanarer and Storage Fur
niture Moving and expert furniture
packing service Fireproof storage
new low rates.
P E SAMSON C Phone 883
STUART'S VKUCK1NO SERVICE
Telephone 1038 or 832 111 No Ml
St. Local and long distance. Fuel
otla. any kind Green stamps In
side of 3-mtle umlt
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Chiropractic Physician
DR. E. W. HOFFMAN
CHIROPRACTIC PHYSIOIAN
Jacksonville Hlway Phone 731-J.
Expert windo Cleaners
LET GEOROI DO (T - fel 1173
House cleaning, (loot waxing orl
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LEGAL NOTICES
Notice of Final settlement.
In the County Court of the County of
Jackson In and for the Stat of
Oregon.
In the Matter of the Eatate of Arthut
J. Parrv. deceased.
Notice la hereby given that Joseph
M. Pratt, the undersigned executor of
the estate of above named oeoxieni
haa filed In the above entitled court
and matter his final account and re
port of the administration of sain
eatate and said court by Its order duly
entered therein haa fixed August aim
1937, at 10:00 o'clock a. m., at the
courtroom of said court in the Jack
son County courthouse at Medford
Oregon, as the time and place for
the hearing of any and all objections
to said account and report, or to any
Itrm thereof, and for the settlement
thereof.
Dated and first published July 28th
1837. JOSEPH M. PRATT,
Executor
Notice of Appointment of Administrator-Notice
la hereby given by the un
dersigned that he was. on the 3rd
day of August. 1937. by the Count
Court of the State of Oregon for
Jackson County, and In the matter
of the Estate of Jennie E. Reames.
deceased, pending In said Court, duly
appointed Administrator oi aaia cu
rtate.
All persona having claims against
said Estate are hereby required to
present the fame, with proper vouch
ers, ultMn 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. 1937
EDWARD L. REAMES,
Administrator of the Estate, of
Jennie E. Reames. Deceased
Pomona Grange
Pomona Orange.
Another an n nil picnic aponeorod
by Jackaon County Pomona Orange,
at Jacluon Hot Springs laat Sunday,
haa come and gone.
Approximately 250 people enjoyod
the day. All but (our Oranges ot the
county were represented. In the
count for the Orange having the
largest number present, Eagle Point
won the prlre with 31, followed by
Talent with 30, Central Point 20, and
Oold Hill 17.
Three families were entered for the
prize for the largeat family, each
family numbering five. The Oil more
family of Central point won Spe
cial mention should be made of the
Eagle Point entry, the Putman fam
ily of father, mother, ton and two
daughters, all very active Granger.
During the afternoon the following
program was carried out:
Event No. 1 Nall-drlvlng contest
for women, with first prize to Mrs.
Warren Patterson of Central Point;
second to Mrs. Ridings of Appiegate.
No. 2 Rolllng-pin throwing, Mrs.
Rcecoe Roberts of Roxy Ann taking
first.
No. 3 Oueaelng contest on num
ber of stones contained In a box, Al-
Cross -Word Puzzle
IS. Depend
SI. Irritate
21. Ravin
26. Character
drees
17. Military
student
St. Muilc drama,
19, Olvar
SI. Goad
SS. American
Ravolutlon
ary patriot
S4. Stage player
35. Leaven
!7. You and 1
36. Part of a
church
iU Fits one Inside
another
41. flymbol for
odium
41. Divisions of
the year
4T. World's
highest
mountain
10. Likely
SI. Cultivates
14. Turning
maohlne
61. Not the same,
68. Hew
17. Easy rait
15. Encoursgs
Bt. Piece ef money
41. Declars
as. Shelter for
(mail
animals
ft. Make trial ef
61. Devoured
71. Waits
allowance
DOWN
1. Attlfjds
J. Uniform
. Pcruie
4. Altogether
good
I. Maacultne
name
I. Fat
7. Egg drink
I. At any time
I. European fine
19. Judge
II. Beneficial
IS. Malign
vln Inman of Phoenix Orange win
ning with exaot number.
No. 4 Hog-calllng contest for men.
won by John Anderson of Central
Point.
No. 6 Hog-calllng contest for
women, won by Mrs. Pollard of Tal
ent.
No. 6 The winners of the above
two competed, with Mrs. pollard win- .
nlng.
No. 7 Swimming contest for boya
under 13, won by Morris Davles of
Eagle Point.
No. 8 Young ladles' swimming
contest; Dorothy wiener and Ketura
Boetwlck. both of Talent, tied for
first place.
No. 9 Young men's swimming con
test, won by Clarence Chlldera of
Talent.
No. 10 Freckle contest for little
girls, won by Florence Howea of Oold
Hill. a
No. 11 Diving contest for young
people, won by Ketura Boetwlck of
Talent.
Pennies were thrown Into the pool
for the enjoyment of the little folks.
Much skill and determination was
exhibited here.
A very beautiful cake was baked
and donated by Mrs. Nora Walters
of the Talent Grange. This was sold
during the day to defray expenses
of the picnic
The committee In charge wlahos
to take this opportunity of thank-
lug Mr. and Mrs. Ottlnger of the
Jackson Hot Springs for their kind
ness In helping to make tills picnic
the auceas that It was by turning
over facilities of their picnic grounds.
Also for the publicity given ths day
by KM ED, the chamber of commerce,
the Medford Mall Tribune, the Ash
land Tidings and the Medford News.
We are truly very appreciative of all
this assistance.
There are a number of lost articles
at the home of Mrs. Olive Floyd,
phone 1372-J,
Sums Valley Orange.
Sams Valley Orange will sponsor a
Orange picnic Saturday, August 14,
from 7 to 11 p. m.. The group will
gather on the ttver In back of Ly
man's, AU members and their fam
ilies are urged to attend. Visiting
Grangers welcome.
A bonfire program la planned with
games and contests for all. Welners,
buns and coffee will be available,
with a Dutch cake auvMon to help
defray expenses.
Committees appointed Include:
Program. Wealey McDonough and
Ruth Ktnne; refreshments, Ethel
Duggan; aports, R. E. Nealon; wood
and grounds, Norman Burreeon, Oer-
aid Fitzgerald, Stanley Straus and
Morris Frlnk; games, Betty Dusen
berry. Anyone de&lrlng further Informa
tion should contaet the committee lr.
charge, Margaret Wilson or Donna
Straus.
H. E. C. chairman reminds all to
remember the box supper for next
regular meeting, August 31.
Phoenix
PHOENIX. Aug. 11. (Bp.) Mrs.
T. V. William and daughter Charity
returned Thursday from a week's va
cation at the Yarns! ranch near Chllo
quln. where they were guest of Mrs.
Margaret Blddle.
Mr. A. H. Fisher 1 vacationing
with her son Fred and family at
Lakevlew,
Victor Hoktgang spent the past
week at the L. H. Wilcox home a
guet of Harry Wilcox.
Mrs. W. F. Borchardt and daugh
ter of Salem were recent guests of
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Wilcox
Mr. and Mra. Leo Furry arrived
Monday from Ivanhoe, Cal,
Mr. and Me. J. (. Roberts spent
the last week-end visiting friends
and relatives In the Willamette val
ley.
Friends In ths community wish to
extend aympathy in the passing of
Milton O. Anderson. "Milt," a he
waa known, has been a familiar fig
ure In Phoenix for many years, and
will be missed by a large number of
friends.
Mrs. Daisy etonebreaker ot Berke
ley, Cel., Is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Mary Llvangood, and brothers, T. W,
and C. 8. Wright, here.
Mrs. Aurora Bee and sons Harold
and Waldemar of Bmolan, Ka., ar
rived recently to visit Mrs. Beck's
son. Ous Beck, snd family. They
then continued on to Prospeot to
vtalt another son, Joe Beck. A fam
ily reunion ws held at Casey's camp
on Rogue river, Sunday. This was
the first time In ten yeara that all
members of the Bsck family wars to
gether. Waldemar Beck apsnt a day In
Medford recently looking up former
fellow student of the Northwestern
university.
Gary Montgomery of Marshfleld Is
visiting his grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. B. A. Montgomery.
Weldon Sloan, L. H. Wilcox and
Harry Wilcox left Monday for a short
vacation stay at Diamond lake.
The county rock crusher crew
working st the Colver gravel sit, dug
out many Interesting Indian relics
last week. The plonser, Houston snd
parts of the Coleman road were sur
fsced wit, gravel and sand last week
by county crews,
Mr. and Mrs. F. I. Wedge spent
Sunday at Casey's csmp on the
Rogue.
Mrs. John Miller was the honored
guest at a shower given recently at
the B. A. Montgomery home, with
Mrs. Oordon Dayton and Mrs. B. A.
Montgomery hostesses. Ouesta were:
Mr. Wsrren TurnqulM and son Ron
ald of McCloud, Cel.. Mrs. Don Mont
gomery and family, Mra. B. Wlthrow,
Mrs. T. W. Wright, Mra. B. Brown
rlgg, Mra. Bmer Harts. Mra. p. Hind
man, Mr. Hugh Calhoun, Mr. W. V.
Faster and Ml Jeanetta MeAbee.
Mr. and Mra. Robert Furry and son
Fred sre vacationing at lost Pralne
-
Beef-eater Is the popular designa
tion .1 certain memhers of the Eng-
t Usti yeomen of the Guard whi since
the efcronstlon af Ben- Till have
1 formed part ot ths train of royily.ugatr, Cherlolt.
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F. D. R.'S MIIND
Michigan's rjdhalied Got.
Frank Murphy, often clauihed
as a potential presidential nom
inee, let oS new political ru
mors when he cruise" ou Chesa
peake bay with the President
POLE CAMPERS
SURPRISED B?
IE VISITORS
MOSCOW, Aug. U-HAP) So.let
polar campers today reported find
ing the top of the world unexpect
edly populated with animal life.
From a wide craok In the Ice nee
running past the door of their tent,
a startled seal poked It head out
of the water three time and stared
at the campers.
The camp also had a brief Tlalt
from a ehe-beer with two cubs. The
animals took fright at eight of the
men, however, and lumbered away
In full flight.
Seagull and guillemots frequently
fly over the camp, the polar party
reported, and Jellyfish have been
pulled up from a depth of 9840 feet
where there exists what sclsntleta
described as a "biological spring."
Two members of the party, the
explorers Papanln and Shlrahoff , have
been paddling a rubber boat In the
Ice-floe channel, where the water
In some places Is 160 feet wide,
photographing the edgea.
The party reported today'a weather
at freezing, with an overcast sky
and visibility limited to a mite or
two. There was a "celling" of about
176 yard.
SLATED FOR AIRINGS
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BOISE, Idaho, Aug. U(s Idaho
Attorney. Onnerel J. W.' Taylor an
nounced today he would ask "a grand
Jury perhaps several to consider
transactions snd conditions In the
state highway bureau."
"The audit, for which the last leg
islature provided 136.000, haa brought
to light so many matters In addi
tion to those already known by this
office thst the Interests In ths state
demand such an Inquiry," Taylor ex
plained. Under Idaho law, the attorney
general must make his recommends
Uono to one of the two district
Judges for Ada county, Charles F.
Koslsch or O. E. Wlnstesd.
They may grant or deny the re
quest. Taylor said he would make his
recommendation "shortly."
"Of on. thing X sm certain," said
Taylor:
"The sute of Idaho ha paid out
enormous sum ot money for services
snd materials thst have not been
delivered, and the taxpayera are en
titled to know whether thla was ac
complished through criminal dishon
esty or militant atuptdlty."
ICE CREAM SOCIAL
CENTRAL POINT. Aug. 11 (Bpl.)
Ladles Civic club of Central Point
will serve loe cream and cake on toe
high school lawn Thursday evening.
Proceeds from the sal will be used
to repair th. roof and Install gutters
on ths library building. Th Elks
band will furnish muslo during th
evening.
The Isdles clvlo club recently pur
chased a building to house the pub
llo llbrsry and by strenuous work
neve been successful In psytng off all
bills on tns project. The bulldlug has
been reflnlahed on th Inalde and a
new floor laid. The ladle', an now
raising money to Improve th roof
before the winter rslns.
MoNARYS LEAVING FOR
SALEM HOME THURSDAY
WASHINGTON, Aug. U (AF
Senator Cr.snea McNsry of Oregon
Republics n leader, will leave Waah-
Ington Thursday, arriving at his
home near Salem, Or., on Monday
Ti senator will b scoompanleo
r Mrs. MfNary and their small
Meteorological Report
AtllUlt 11, 1037.
Forecnffts.
Medford and vicinity: Fair tonight
and Thursday; warmer Thursday.
Oregon: Pair tonight and Thurs
day but local fogs on coast: warmer
Interior Thursday; gentle northerly
winds off coast.
Local Data.
Temperature a year ago today :
Highest. SO; lowest. 03.
Total monthly precipitation, none.
Deficiency for the month. 0.03 Inch.
Total precipitation since September
1. 1030; 1636 Inches. Deficiency for
the season. 1.03 Inches.
Relative humidity at S p. ra. yes
terday, 35; 5 a. m. today, 84.
Sunrise tomorrow. 6:10 a. ra.
Sunset tomorrow, 7:10 p. m.
Observations taken at 5 a. m.,
120 Meridian Time.
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Roseburg 66
Bait Las'. . 93
San Francisco 88
Seattle . 73
Spokane .... 74
Washington, D.C. 90
Yakima . 84
ROSS HAS SUPPORT
OF NEW GROUP FOR
BONNEVILLE HELM
PORTLAND. Aug. 11 -(AP) Ad
vocatea of publlo ownership of power,
meeting here isat night, voted to
form a permanent organization to be
known as the People's Power League
with Dr. J. p. Hcech of Bend as
ohalrman.
Delegate will be appointed from
each county In the state.
The group passed a resolution fav
oring the appointment ot J. D. Ross
of Seattle as administrator of the
Bonneville project, declaring that
Ross was recognised as having a
"vital but unselfish interest" In ths
dsm.
A telegrm sent to Preeident Roose
velt, with copies to Secretary Ickes
snd members of the Oregon oongre
alonal delegation, said that Roe had
the support of the rank and file of
the northwest, and waa "the choice
of the people" tor the post.
Ray qui, master of the state grange
told the group the executive commit
tee of that organisation was unanl.
moualy for Ross,
ALBANY, Aug. 11. ( AP) District
Attorney J. K. Weatherford, Jr, or
dered alt plnball machines In Linn
county bsnlshed by Sunday at mid-
nignt.
His action followed a decision by
Circuit Judge L, O. Lewelllng dis
solving a temporary injunction re
straining th district attorney from
prosecuting the operators.
The Judge dented a petition brought
by Hugh Hammerly. Albany plnball
owner, for a change In Judges. Judge
Lewelllng said the case could not be
transferred after It had started.
Judge Lewelllng, however, disquali
fied himself from further psrtlel
pstlon by saklng the supreme court
to nsme a Judge to hear a petition
for a permanent injunction If ma
chine owners resist the closing.
G. Pass Poacher
Convicts Himself
ORANTS PASS, Aug. 11. (P)
When Psul Erwln Brunsr of Nsw
Hops shot a deer In the Marvin Web
ber oorn patch near Murphy ftunday
night, he left hi celling ca-.d. state
police testified In Justice court to
day. Bruner admitted a ruoelpt for gas
and oil found near the entrails ot a
deer was his, plesded guilty to gam
law violation, paid 836 fins, and was
released under suspended sentenoe
of 80 days In county Jail.
Hard Lork Coach Dies.
CUNTONVTLLE, Wis., Aug. 11
(AP) Curran C. McConvill. 40,
coach of th University of Wiscon
sin crsw that lost a Poughkeepele
rs-.a In 1899 because of a berry
orate, died of a heart attack today
In an automobile factory when he
waa superintendent.
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