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Newspaper Page TextM"EDFOT?D MAIL TTITBTTNTI!, TrEDFOT?D. OUKGON". THTTRSDAY. 'ATOUST 12. 1937. P'AOE ELEVEN Read every ad on thl page You will probably find ex actly th tblongs you Have been looking lor or a sate 01 trade for unused articles you may hare. Search your attic or store-room you may find many things others are seek ing and be able to realize immediate cash. II whei you want Isn't here, advertise lor It Tribune Classified ads are Inexpensive etiectlvel RATES Per word, first Insertion m (Minimum 25c) Each additional Insertion. mr word ..lc Minimum 10c) Per line per month without copy change ls Phone 75 FOR WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST Man's Elgin wrlstwatch. Lib eral reward. O. H. Bengtson, Tel. 196. LOST Sunday, 6 keys on chain. Re turn to Tribune. PICKED UP Yearling Jersey heifer and roan steer. Owner may have by paying field bill and ad. J. M. Sutherlln, Rt. 8, Box 14. LOST Ii dog missing, call 1616. LOST BllUold. in city park With money ana driving licenses rtewsrd Leave tribune Clinton P. Ayres WANTED FEMALE HELP WOMAN COOK wanted. Must be A-l dinner cook as well as Iry cook. 43 South Front. WANTED Reliable woman to care for children In their home. Phone 401-R-5. WANTED Experienced ready-to-wear saleswoman for part time work. Apply Box 2937. Mall Tribune. WANTED Girl for general house work and care of children. Phone 1093. WANTED Woman or girl for light housekeeping and care of . small child. Room, board and wages. 921 N. Central. WANTED Girl tor general house work. Phone 1093. WANTED Woman for care of baby and housework. Inquire Berrydale Store. SALESLADY IF YOU have personality, neat ap pearance, aged 30 to 60. free to leave on weekly trips, we have an opening for you doing educational work In Southern Oregon. See Mr. Alrhart, Holland Hotel. MALE OR FEMALE HELP FRUIT PICKERS We have a long aeaeon. Including large apple acre age. Register now for picking. ORCHARD PARK FARMS Office at packing house,- Voorhlss Crossing, or call evenings, 1025 W. 11th St. HOP PICKERS wanted August aotn Cabins, ugbts and wood furnlsbeu B M Olute. Appiegate Ore WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Ranch or dairy work by two married men: no children. Per manent. Geo. A. Craig, care Gen. Del., Medford. WANTED Job aa fireman or engi neer: 20 years' experience Can do own repair work. 403 No. Bartlett. ELECTRICIAN. 429 No Holly. Do any thing, anywhere. Tel 637-W. WANTED Young married man with large experience In office work wants position with reliable firm Good typist. . References. Box 3849 Tribune. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Hay or straw to bale. Evans and McMullan, phone 1226. 319 Laurel. DRIVING to Portland Friday. Pas sengers wanted. Phone 1704-R. WANTED TO BUY 250 feeder pigs, up to 110 lbs. C. C. Hoover, phone 437-R. YOUNO married man wants steady year around Job on dairy, or will milk bunch of cows on shares. Experienced. Box 3736. Tribune. WANTED Good fresh or splngers cows. Phone 187. Centrsl Point, or write Oaklelgh Ranch. WANTED To lease for cash, dairy ranch to accomodate 25 cows: plen ty paiture and acreage to raise hay and a small amount of grain. Ao dresj BOX 2725. care Mall Tribune. WANTED Old people and convales cents to care for. Good reference. Reasonable rates. Phone 1554 or call at 7 Chestnut. CLOTHES washes, starched, dried. 8c lb Phone 1138-Y PAINTINO and ?aperhans'ng Rest onable prices. Phone 774-J-2. PAINlINd ciltuminlng. paper-hanging Estlmetea gtvn L. L. Beckham Tel 3,9-R-3 W4NTED Panture for 10 calves. J A Manx Route 1 Medford. We ) -attie nt rabbits snlca- n Mollis Davis Jill Capitol Ave Phone ises-L. wanted utscarded violins Plane Cmurm 111P -epurln? o Prte ill fear, 'torri.une 3hulU Bros 420 N Bartlett rnone tool Vis. PS.V vlilHr CH mi furniture HIM III, .ml, , VMHt vt 6U and rrx.bb Phone 047. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS JUNK Highest pnoes paid tot brass radiators copper storage oattarles aluminum and othet mstal ' Scrap iron small or larg lots pipe and machinery wool and out ton rags innei tubee Out prices will interest you. Bides Pelts Wool Mohair Household Oooaa Furniture 8 to re bought and sold MEL) FORD BAKOAIN HO (JOB WANTED WOOL MOHAIR We Bate large order to fill Highest price paid. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N Drape St. Phone 1063 WANTED TO BUT Tractor disc Phone 1388. FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT Pleasant room, close In on east side, 304 Oeneeee, ROOMS for rent, reasonable, with garage. Phone 1664. Call at 7 Chestnut. PLEASANT rooms, good board, free garage. 82S West 11th. FOR RENT Furnished room 63 week Call evenlnga 818 Hamilton ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 S. Orape FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT 7 -room modern house, 1034 E. 11th. See U. H. Bergen, Box 1, Phoenix. MODERN 3-room house, basement and furnace. Inquire Peach Street Grocery. SMALL HOUSE, suitable for 3; un - furnished or partly furnished. Call 1347-J. FOR RENT Four-roomed modern furnished house (two bed rooms), sleeping poroh, garage. 804 Bennett Ave. FOR RENT Modern 6 -room home, close In, 637,50. Harold H. Brown Agency. Call 195: after 6. 1670. FURNISHED duplex and 3-room apartment; adults. 604 West 10th. FOR RENT 4 -room house, vacant August 17th. Inquire 634 M. Bartlett. FOR RENT To reliable party. 6 -room bungalow at 1405 W. Main. Inquire Tel. n FOR RENT 2-room bouse, partly furntsned. $5 month. John Foster Eagle Point. FOR RENT APARTMENTS UPPER 5-room furnished apartment, garage. Inquire 804 E. Main. Tel. 287-X. FOR RENT Furnished apts., 616 N. Central. FOR RENT Apartment, 3 adults. Phone 745-M 125 N. Holly. 3-ROOM furnished apt. Sleeping porch, private bath, hot and cold water, lights, adults. 912 so. oak dale. FOR RENT Apartment. 835 Apple FOR RENT Apartment. 334 Apple. FOR RENT 1 furnished apartment 8 office rooms. 1 store building 1 Dasement room See Roland Hub bard or Al LlttreU FOR RENT BOARD-ROOMS ROOM and board for one or two young men. 1003 West Main. Tel. 871-J. SPECIAL COOL ROOMS Excellent board. All West loth. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR LEA8B Dairy ranch, 170 acrea near Crescent City. Calif. Good six- room house arid dairy barn. 6300 per year, uienn Ireland, crescent City, Cal. FOR EXCHANGE PAINTER, paperhanger, will exchange services for or as down payment on cow. Box 2714, Tribune. SALE OR TRADE, for oows or hay. team mules. 3 well-mated teams horses, several o;d horses. Stewart Ave, and Thomas Rd. Jack Martin FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR TRADE: 6-rooro modern home. 3 acres, clear lor your equity, or clear 1936 or 1937 sedan or coach, aa down payment. Paul Martin, Rt. 3. Box 35, Medford. FOR SALE OR IHADE 30 acres 12.000: crops now in Property lo cated on Paclflo nlgbway oetween Talent and Phoenix For particulars call R Edwards Southern Oregon Bre-very FOR SALE REAL ESTATE LOT and 3-room house In Stockton, Cal. Will trade for what have you: also lot and material for frame fi rm, house In Medford for what have you. Box 41. Jacksonville Hwy. BRAND NEW ft m ten 711 14 most attractive Itl 4 nil home, just being com w -r s w w Pet(,1 located on east side: large living room with fire place, dining room, kitchen with breakfast nook, a nice bedrooms and bath, large attic: hardwood floors throughout, walls Insulated: basement with furnace. Best buy In a new home In Medford. Also CLOSE IN HOME 0F Ann Loct' n Jtood close- S5GDG ln st,w- ,hl4 is a a- w story, well . constructed home: living room with fireplace, dining room, kitchen, screen porch downstairs: 3 bedrooms, bath and screen porch upstair: double gar age: house In excellent condition. A fine home for larger family Terms. Also SMALL FURNlSHFiJ HOME .. 4-room house on 60x100 Snfjlj 1' near schools: house 'w modern, furnished with overstuffed set. bedroom est. wood range, etc. A rood buy at 6660.00. Excellent terms. 0HARI.KS A. WING AGENCY. INC. 109 E. Msin St. Phone 736. Exclusive Agents. , MorVTAIM home and tork rnch for' aale. retmsbl -t acre culUritedj . rumilv oichara Fretla White Can ' y on via. ! FOR SALE REAL ESTATE I FOR SALE 1 ' acres good garden I land; plenty Irrigation water, -room bouse with large porch, elec tric lights and telephone: tool house, ohlcken house, cow barn. acre fenced Ladlno clover cow pas ture: some fruit and garden: fine view: close In on good highway. Price 1160: cash 160; balance easy terms. Fourth house south of Beall Lane on Old Stage road. Box 387-A, Route 3, Medford. Owner. 30.00 PER ACRE SO Acres, 6o acres good level, culti vated land. 30 acres Irrigated, prac tically new barn, cost 800; 4 -room plain new box house, well, 800 rods fencing, mostly woven wire: paved road. Farm will carry 86 dairy cowa. Trade for Medford or sub urban or sell with 500 down, bal ance 4. Total price 30 per acre. THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE Phone 1496 or 1S48-R. FOR SALE 3-rcom house, lot 60x 134, 6925. 618 Pennsylvania. IF YOU are wanting to buy or sell real estate, see L. u. Ficxeil, is bo. Bartlett. Phone 865. LARGE HOUSE, now paying Invest ment. Inquire 017 so. urape bi Owner. FOR SALE 80 acres, all stocked with dalrv cows and complete farming equipment. Everything modern. Del Norte county, uani. uienn Ireland, Crescent City, Calif, FOUR SUBURBAN DWELLINGS Priced from $800 to 63.000 HAROLD H. BROWN. Ag7. Tel. 195: after 5, 1670 150 ACRES 80 acres farm land, tree water, house, barn, stock and equipment; clear. Will take Med ford home as down payment. Good terms on balance. Box 3950, I"rl bune. FOR SALE: 160 aore ranoh on Evans Creek, 7 room house and large barn. 60 acres cultivated. Paid up water right. Place all undei fenoe. Price 62760. Easy terms low rate of Interest on over ha.l of purchase price, li you want a real bargain see this before you buy. Phone either 365. 319R or 517L or write C. C. Pierce, Med ford. FOR SALE 4-room modern house garage and urge lot. Will take late model car as part- or all down payment. 408 Benson street. LOOKING for a farm, city home or a business? See Sid Blood, 133 N Central. Phone 489. SMALL TRACT on Kcgue river: house barn, garage, woodshed, alfalfa splendid garden. Attractive price tor quick sale, u . uutterueia Medford Bldg. SEE W J (DAD) ROBERTS 720 W 2nd. tor Homes Ranches or Real Estate ol any kind FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS Convenient terms Call Warren Pat tenon iOI Liberty Bldg oi o A Barnes 167 East dtn St. Eugene HOUSES (or sale or rent. Jackson County Bldg a Loan Asan WHEN you think ol real estate think or shown & wmit FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES ABBEY'S SPECIAL '30 VIKING Cabriolet. A fine big sport car in good shape; e new tires; $187. Walter W. Abbey, Inc. 103S PLYMOUTH Sedan, trunk; looks and runs like new; very small mile age by original owner. Prloed (or quick sale on low easy term. Used Car Dept. open evenings. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth Distributors, FOR SALE Dodge sedan, fine condi tion. Perl Funeral Home. 3 MODEL A Ford Coupes. Bargain price $79 00 and 47 00. PIERCE ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge it Plymouth Distributors FOR SALE 1937 Packard "tV 9-pas senger touring coupe. Perfect me chanical condition. Looks Ilk new. 819 So. Peach. Phone 1488-J. FOR SALE 1930 Oraham-Palge se dan Excellent condition. Driven 13.000 miles. L. 0. Vlters, )17 Morton St.. Ashland, Ore. FOR 8ALE Coupe, 30.000 miles. Oood tires and upholstering. Re cent overhaul R. V. Schafer, Table Rock. FOR SAX 1931 Chevrolet deluxe coupe, fine condition. 1360. Call 14-F-4. I O. E. OAT1S AUTO CO. R & O. USED CARS 36 Dodge Pickup 438 '31 Studebaker Sedan 36 SO Model A. Coach 346 '29 Bulck Std. Coupe 145 39 Pontlec Sedan 180 O. K. GATES AOTO CO. , Used Car Department 6th and Bartlett FOR SALE 3-door Ford sedan: reas onable. 410 Hamilton. FOR SALE OR TRADE lH-ton truck, flat bed: dragsaw Phone 468-J-3. LANOrS OOOD USED CARS We have a large selection of late model, high-grade Used Oars to choose from Practically all makes and body styles sedans coupes and roadsters. Used Oar Lot at 36 80 Riverside. LANOE MUTOH CAR CO. 39 N. Riverside LIGHT MODEL Dodta Sedan. In eellent condition. Call 900 or 11S6-X evenings FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 7-months-old TDgwen berg nanny goat, 93. 639 Bflle St. Tel. 1633-H. FOR SALE Weaper plga. Phone 403 -J -I. FOR SALE 38 fat I am he and one two-year-old flhornhorn Durham bull. Wilhtte Ranch. Lake Creek. Oregon. FOR SALE Three young thorough bred unregistered Hereford bulla B L Dodge. Phone 564 -J. FOR SALE Oood Corrtedale rams Yearlings, very good Kruae Brottv ere. RFD No. 1. Box 103. How burg Oregon. FUR SALE Ramboulllet veii-lmg ram also potted Poland Chins pig frwm rwlstcred fcrrg Doipt Pblppt, C;tier bate Hwy. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Team. al7B. Ted Flsli Phoen'.x. FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE 900 turkeys. Bert Nelson, Beagle. BKUN2G turkey oatchlng eggs R L R. rouetera Inquire Psrnol'' Store. Appiegate. CHICKS B per 100. Rocks. Reds and Hampshire every Wednesday. Brooks Hatchery, East N. St., Grants Pass. Oregon. ' FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Household 'furniture. dlai.es, radio. Call at 426 So. Oak- dale. FOR SALE Good Maytag washing macmne; overstuffed; fruit tars: a dose n can n ed Che rr lea, a nd ot her articles. B. W. Swartt, Pern Vat ley Hwy, 1 mile eaat Phoenix. FOR SALE Electrlo washing ma cnine, ao. j, wooten, coieman Creek road. FOR SALS Household goods, 612 R.ing. 75.000 SHAKES for sale, 10 thou sand, on graveled road. Box 166, Butte Falls. FOR SALE. CHEAP Trailer house, 6l'jXl4; plenty bullt-lns; also 4 wheel Ford trailer; good rubber. 1600 N. Riverside. EXTRA SPECIAL good washing ma chine, 617.06, complete. Flynn Elec tric Service. FOR SALE Oat hay. 610 ton. Route 8, Box 39. J. R. Gallup. FOR SALE Electric washer. $1360; sewing machine, $10; chiffonier, (3; bed and springs, $2.50; wicker rock er, $3 50; radio lamp. $2;-solid oak dinner table and 6 chairs, $15; buffet, $20. other miscellaneous articles. Fourth house south Beall Lane, Old Stage road, Box 237-A, Rt, a. FOR SALE Gravensteln Phone 7-F-14. apples. FOR SALE Crab apples, 3c lb. Phone 1568-R. DRUM OUTFIT for sale. Pearl fin-1 TiZti' 5 . i. . I i j.. jwu. JACK'S 3ND HAND STORE, South Orape. The house of a thousand bargains. Davenports, dressers, rugs. 3-lnch Irrigation pipe, oil stoves, radios, beds, springs, cots. PEACHES Eating and canning, 14 mile west of Calhoun Ranch, 1 mile west ol Phoenix. C. Beta. FOR SALE Wood cook stove. 903 North Holly. L team, cow, calf and household furniture priced to sell. Inquir Trail store. V. L Ward. FOR. SALE Aprlccts, Earl orohard Phone 406-J-l. 1937 8-PT. MEW eleotrlc refrigerator Call 800 or I1Q5-X evenings. FOR SALS Peaches Early lrlumph good for canning. R K. Quobes Orlffln Creek. Phone B67-L. ORAVENS'ITSIN APPLES O V. Myt Tel. 258-J FOR SALE Used bricks J A Mank 9 miles east ot Jacksonville APRICOTS - Cop price 3c. 'A mile soutn 01 wnite oruiin creek scnooi Henry Huklll. LAKOk STOCK used wheat and oar ley sacks 4 to flo. A 'so rwine MfcliFOKD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N Grape St. Phone 1U63 FOR CHARIS A SWAV1S Corsets fol 1232-J evenings 818 Hamilton Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Wager. 4. Imaginary line mark Ing latitude en the earth'e aurfaee IS. Point at which a btan sprout Li. Epldamle disease among animals IB. Be penltant IT. Summit 18. Negative 19. Tipping to one tide W. Writing Implement II. By 11. Spreade to dry tt. Vat or cittern t4. Project 85. Greek litte 26. 2000 pounds t?, B Hilars 31. Clans of single ceiled animals (I. Descendant 3. Kind of dog U. River bottom Solution of Yttterdey'i Pun it DENM7ePT UlNiE ah 1 A 0 meI dffl h gi igSBi 17. Tight 41. 3R. High mountain 19. Tuh a 10. 40. Take up weapon IL 41 Cook in a certain way 41. Circles ot 1. light I. 4t. Among 44. Malt liquor I. 46. Cooking formula 4. 41 Story I. I 1J Wt 1 I6 V e ' 73 iff : & l 1 1L 'L Jl 1 : m Alt : uua 1 JKL-JSLl. MllL lMii , - FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS nH 9 ALE - Hay tn shock oherrles eream separator, milk cooler Tei 10U2-L. NEW H b. p. Brlgga & Straton Gaa Engine for sale cheap. 1034 West 11th. Phone 1488-X. SMALL electric stove. 15.00. 126 3. Orape St. BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALE Well -equipped and pay ing restaurant. Good monthly in come. 3323 South 6th, Klamath Falls. FOR SALE Lease on service station, grocery, cabins, camp ground, fronts Crater lake Hwy.. Joins Rogue river; doing good business: 31 mliea from Medford. Rt oilfield Station. DR. O. O. GOLDSBEKRY. Pemporar Uy located with Dr I L Sanders Medford Oenter Bldg. HlOHESl CASH PAID tor your furniture MEHFOKD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N Orape St. Phone 1063. FINE AUTO CAMP Close In. 1600 ft frontage on highway and fctogut river; excellent location, modem buildings, fine ansae: iocs tea oe tween Gold Hill and Rogue River Prloed to sell ALSO 80 acres wood proposition on (tood road; plentv of tlmoei Selling price. $ 186 cash Rogue Rivet Real Estate a-xenange office 3 miles west ol Uuio hiii. MISCELLANEOUS CALL FLYNN ELECTRIC SERVICE. Phone 107. for all washing machine parts and service at Cut-Rate Prices. HAVE 9 trucks for pear hauling. In quire B24 Bennett St. FREE Complete Bullttlr.g Service Plans for new construction or re model and additions Estimate: of materials, advice as to necessary finance. Call and Look Over Our Service and stock of quality materials, paints and hardware. A Homo Owned Yard Since 19C MEDFORD LUMBER COMPANY 3rd and Fir Street SWKDish MASSAOB. Russian-Turk- lsh cabinet baths, 309 Liberty Blag Phone 694 BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKBON COUNT ABSTRACT CO. T1TLK INSUIUNL'h AI1S I KA TS tSCKOHS 'the Faenlun Sbop. THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking and Remodeling Buttons tnc Buckles covered suu U S National Bank Building, ret 1181 Transfer. DAVIS TRANSFER AND STOKAUE Local and Long Ulatanoe Furnlturf Moving. Bonded carrlere Flreproul storage Expert crating, packing and shipping .ervice "Davis (01 Service ' Phone 644 EAD8 TRANSFER St STORAGE CO. Ofrice 98 80 Fir Phone 316 Prices right. Service guaranteed SAMSON Tansfet and Storage Fur mtura Moving and expert (uraiturt packing service Fireproof storage new low rates. P K SAMSON O. Phone 8143. STUART'S 1RUCK1NQ SKHVlCt relephona 1031 or 333 III No Hi St. Local and long distance Fuel oils, any Kind Green stamps In side ot 8 mile limit Cross Word Puzzle ft. Smallest state: abba 7. Mexican Indian 8. Fish-eating diving bird 9. Cut off lO.-And: ,atln 1L In a straight direction It. Disdains 16. English letter tO. Full set of armor 21. Flexibility 23. Pen name of Charles Dickens U. Tablet 16. .Metal 37. Dense mtst 29. Decidedly abov normal temperature 30. Young doc 31. Discolors It. Fleshly t&. Epie poem 16. Abandon tt. Mountain rldgt tt. MocoaKln 41. Insipid 42. Domestic fowl! 44. Knack 'ft. King Arthur a lance 4T, Bun god 41. Kegstlve prefli Thrice: prenx Blovnly Rersona 1 DOWN Scold Smalt lined perforation Warm room for a bath Conflnsd Likely BUSINESS DIRE0T0RT Chiropractic Physician Dit. E. W HOPTMAN CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN Jacksonville Hlway Phone 731-J. Kipert Window Cleaner. LET QEOROE DO IT Tt) 1173 House cleaning, tloot waxing, on ental rug cleaning and upholstering MONEY TO LEND You Need Only One Thing To Get A Loan prom Us The Ability to Make Small Regular Payments on Any Loan Plan NEE W 6. THOMAS MGR. ORE. AND WASH MTQ CO MEDFORD 8 OLD1CS1 AND LARGES1 PERSONAL FINANCE CO. 46 So Central, Ground Floor Cnterlan Hi eat re Bldg. Lie. No. 8-187-M-180 Phone 139 LEGAL NOTICES Nut Ire. In the County Court of the State of Oregon lor jacaaon county. In the Matter of the Estate of Ell Dahack. Dtceaaed. To Clarn Morrlaon. aa guardian of the person and estate of Everett V. Dahack. Jr., a minor, and to Everett V. Dahack. Jr . ana to any ana an persons having any In threat ln the estate or en uanacK. ueceBseo. You will Please take notice that the undersigned: executor of the estate of Ell Danack. deceased, haa filed a petition In the above entitled court for an order for leave to aell the fol lowing described ib1 property, to wlt: Lot Three of Block FUty-aevon of Second Hot Springs Addition to the City of Klamatli Falla. Klamath County. State of Oregon, aud the Court has set the 26th day of August 1037. at the hour or ten o'clock in the forenon aa the time and the County Court room in Medford, Ore gon, as thu place for hearing of said petition, at which time all persons Interested may appear and ahow c arise, if any there be, why the said petition should not be granted. Tins notioe it aervea upon you ny publication once a week for four successive weeka by order of the Hon orable Earl B. Day Judge of the above entitled court aatd uuiy autn, 1037. ERNEaT GUY DAHACK, Executor of the Estate of Ell Dahack, Deoeaaed. Citation. In the County Court of the State of oreuon. for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of 0. K. Dana, deceased. To: C. P. Dana. Eva L. Moore. Henrietta Moxcey and Dee Hoist: .You and each of you are hereb notified and cited to appear ln ths County Court or Oregon lor Jackson County In the court- house, ln Medford, Oregon. on or before the 2flth day of August. 1937. at 10:00 o oiock in tne lorenoon of said day, then and there to show cause, if any you have, why an order of the said court should not be maae authorising and licensing the execu tor of said estate to sell the real property belonging to aald estate, de scribed In Volume 1A6 at page 111 of the Deed Records of aald count. to the highest bidder for cash, at private aaie. This citation U nerved upen you by publication In the Medford Mail Tribune once a weeg ior rour con secutive weeks In pursuance of n order of said court made on July JHtli. 1037. Witness my hand and the Seal of saia court mis iwin any oi ju.y, a. u. 1937. Q. R CARTER, Clerk. (Seal of County Court, Jackson County. Oregon!) By HELEN DUQAN, Deputy. Nntlre to Creditors. In the County Oourt of the State of Oregun in and for Jackson County In the Matter of the Estate ot O. 0. Bogus, deceased Notice la hereby given to all per sona who have claims against the estate of O C Boggs, deceased, to present said claims, properly ven- flea, to tne unaereignea. i. u. iroejga Jr.. at the office of the undersigned Jackson Countv Bank Building. Med ford. Oregon, or his home address. 40 Barneburg Road, Medford. Oregon, within six (6) months from the date of the first publication ox tills nouou which date la the 22nd day of July 1937. O O BOQOS. JR., Executor D. B, BOOOB. Attorney. GOVERNMENT CONTROL SAYS FRANK GANNETT! BINOHAMPTON, N. T.. Aug. U. (Pr Wank c. Oannett fonsaw today an unprecedented "prosperity and happiness" for the nation "If we atop reckless spending and shake off fed eral power and control orer our acta and lltes." The Rochester publisher, address ing farmers at a forestry field day near Sidney Center, aald "we need o take off the brakes and give the sig nal to go ahead. 1 "If we only will use common aenar, awaken the people to the Importance of protecting our democratic form of government, atop reckleas spend lng and shake off federal power and control over our acta and Uvea aueh as now ouree the oountrlea ln Bu rope, there Is no reason why we cannot enter upon a period of the greatest prosperity and hspptneas that our country haa aver known. Oannett termed federal oontrol of Industry and agriculture "oontrary to the American Ideal.' 'opposing ln par ticular the regulation of hours and wages. "When ycu set out on this road of reflating hours and wages by the federal government.' he said, "and nay that no one shall work for more than 40 hours a week, you may nest have a reduction to SS hours, then 30 hours, then possibly 35 hours." RED, OR ELSE EDICT HANDED FIRE CHIEF COUNCIL BMJFTB. Iowa. Mayor William Oullfoyle served notice on Fire Chief William Orote that the latter had lust five days to carry out the mayor's Instructions or be sus pended for 90 days without pay. The mayor ordered the chief to pslnt his mechanic' automobile red The chief had It painted blue. JUSTICE (MOLDS COURT DUTIES INT HEW YORK, Aug. 13. )AP) As sociate Jutitlce James Clark McRey nolds, hale and hearty and ln high good humor, put arduous supreme court duties aside until fall as he sailed today on the liner Queen Mary for a European vacation. The Justice, quick step belying his 76 yearn, brushed aside lightly all questions having to do with official problems and engaged, Instead, ln quick repartee with friends and re porters. Nattily dressed ln a gray suit, (jray hat. and wearing a dark blue white- dotted bow tie, the justice was be sieged by autograph hunters as he made his way to his stateroom Hooking his cane over his left arm, be compiled willingly with requests. "What do I get out of ell this?" he inquired, smiling broadly aa pic tures were snapped. He laughed heartily aa one Interviewer suggested Clark Gable, the movie star, never drew so much attention when he sailed. "Has the constitution gonet" some one asked. With a great smile, he returned the question quickly. "What do you think?" he said. Justice Mc Reynolds, who was ap pointed to the court by President Woodrow Wilson Just 98 years ago this month, returned only a few days ago from the Paclflo coast, He wa lavish In his praise of dsvelopmnts more ana tne beauty of the escenery. OF WASHINGTON, Aug. 13. 0V-The bureau of mines reported today the value or gold, silver, oopper, lead and alno mined In Oregon ln 1890 was ,2.268.411, an Increase of 13 per cent over the ,3X110343 ln 1335. Production of gold In 1036 waa given 00.753 fine ounces, silver 86,061 fine ounces, oopper 674,000 pounds, lead 168.000 pounds and alno 133,000 pounds. The production of gold, oompared with 1035, represented an Increase of 8,583.83 ounces: copper 176.300 pounds; lead 98.435 pounds and alnc 133,000 pounds, silver production decreased 36,334 ounces. LAND PLASTER ADDED TO AM BENEFIT LIST CORVALUS, Aug. 13. yp) Appli cation of land plaster (gypsum) as b sol) building praotloe In connection with the growing of legumes has been extended to Josephine, Jackson, Doug las and Hood River counties, the state office of the AAA announced today. These are In addition to other counties for which the practice had formerly been approved. This change is one of a number recently approved for Oregon by the federal office on recommendation pf the state committee, Another per mits the use of poles or logs ln the construction of range fences under the range Improvement program. One amendment to previous rules permits withholding payments In cases where a farmer adopts prac tices which Indicate aa Intention to olrcumvent the conservation purposes of the AAA program. LETTERlARRlSTO BID FOR CONVENTION PINDLKTON, Aug. 13. (PV-Port-land will be boosted for the 10:i8 national convention of the Rural Letter Carriers' association by a group which la leaving today for the 1337 national convention at New Orleans, D. P. Davis, Pendleton, president of the Oregon rural carries, aald. Strong eompetltlon, however, la expected from Washington, D. C. Planning to leave here tomorrow are Davis, Mrs. Davis, Lyman Mc Donald, Salem, second vice-president of the state association, Mrs. Mc Donald, and Phil Schweitzer, Mon mouth, past president. Torch song of the group will be the tune. "Way Out In Oregon," com posed by Davis and voted the associ ation's official song at the recent convention here. K. F. SPUDS DAMAGED BY SUMMER F! KLAMATH WALLS. Aug. 1J. HD Mid-summer frost damage to the Klamath basin potato crop was esti mated today at 10 percent by County Agent C. A. Henderson, who has Just completed survey of the region af fected. "Loss will be greater ln quality than in quantity," Henderson aald. The agriculturist found that grow ing grain suffered mora severely from the cold than did potatoes. Orowlng barley wa particularly hard hit, he said, with the result that much of tt will hav to be cut for hay. Dynamite waa Invented In 1666 by Alfred Nobel, a Swedish engineer under whose will tlx Model prises were established. MORE PREPAREDNESS! L CATANIA, Blctly. Aug. 13. yfi Premier Mussolini told 100.000 Sicil ians today "the cornerstone of our doctrine and our spirit la an ever more Intense preparation of the Ital ian people for military life." Cheering crowds heard II Duce de clare on the eve of annual war games in Sicily: "History shows us that when a people does not want to bear lu own arms It Is foroed to bear the arms of someone else." History also shows, Mussolini shouted, that the Italian people "are not warlike, but have no other al ternative exoept misery and slavery." Speaking from the city hall bal oony, he urged Sicilians to "count on your soldiers and have faith In the future of your fatherland." The enthusiasm of Sicily, he aald. demonstrated that the Island did not have to assume fascism because It already was fascist at heart. The attention of the whole nation Is concentrated on Sicily because It has shown Italy Is unified, II Duce con tinued. SEE RUINATION FROM BONNEVILLE BACK-UP HOOD RIVER, Aug. 13. (m Cares of the builders of the big Bonneville dam project are by no means all engineering. No sooner had Indian fishermen. who vlsloned the end of the annual salmon harvest, been appsased by the practical demonstration this year that the flab will oontlnue their runs by means of water ladders over the bar rier, than mld-Columbla lowland truck growers began presenting their etorlea of woe over probable loss of the district's most fertile soil. The truok owners express ss keen regrets as did the Indians, especially so einoe their ideas of land valua tion and that of the appraisal and legal department of the United States,, engineers are at great variance. Unless early compromises can be reached, extensive litigation looms. Condemnation proceedlnga have al ready been started by the government ln acquiring flowage rights over bot tom landa .around Blngen, Wash, John Koberg, who diked land Just, east of here, pioneering ln develop ment for truok farms, said the higher levels of the river resulting from Bonneville dsm will take his spring asparagus from ths market and end gardening operations altogether. A large pear orchard, he said, will be ruined, too. E STAR! BONNEVILLE WASHINOTOM. Aug. 13. (TP) Senator Charles McNary of Oregon arid after White House visit today he had Invited President Roosevelt to start power production at Bonne ville dam on the Columbia river by throwing ft switch either ln Wash ington or at the dam alte when the huge project Is completed ln De cember. McNary, Republican floor leader, said his visit to the ohlef executive's offlcis otherwise was "purely social. "Just a call to aay good by before t leave for Oregon tomorrow," he added. McNary said he was taking no pert In a. controversy in his state over the appointment of an administrator for the Bonneville dam. "That Is something for the future, he said. BRITTLE-BONED GIRL AGAIN IN HOSPITAL YAKIMA, Wash. Brittle-boned Phyllis Jean Qrommesch, 0, Is beck ln the hospital. When her three-year -old brother fell across her legs, breaking both of them, It was her lfltn fracture in five years. She was still recovering from e right ankle frecture end only two months before Uad broken her left leg ln another place. 5 BABIES IN 13 HOURS KEEP DOCTOR ON JUMP CHILLIOOTWI8, O Dr. O. D. Lg gett thinks Dr. Dafoe had It easy with ths Dtonne quintuplets. Dr. LeggeM delivered five babies tn 13 hours und 10 minutes but In widely separated parts of Chllllcothe and Rosa county. 4 No Olgolos salt la Hi crrr iupi oigoio are a curiosity ln this olty. A young woman from another state tupped to to desk of a hotel, said ah de slrrd to din and danoa, and applied for a peraonabl mal esoort. Tn Hotel management was unable to 'And a man who would classify him self as a gigolo. . Tie 760 Knots PORTLAND, Me. IUPI James S. Ooolen, a aallmaker, believes be must be th world1 knot-tying champion. He claims to be merier of 760 var letle of knots, splices and bends. Tree Has Fruit, Uloawms ADAMS. N. r. (UP) An apple tree with blossoms on the north side and fruit on th south aid It growing on th Thomas Shay farm near bar. The tree la a Northern Spy. i