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Newspaper Page TextPAGE ELEVEN ar MTDFCVRD MXTL TKTBUyE, rEDFCRD, OREGON. TUESDAY. 'AUGUST 17. 1937. CJTTTjfj Mill 1 I I 1 I Bead every ad on this page Tou will probably find ex actly the thlonga you BB,e bean looking for or a ale or trade for unuaed articles you may have. Search your attic or store-room you may find many thlnga others are seek ing and be able to realize immediate cash. It what you want isn't here, advertise for it Tribune Classified ada are Inexpensive effectlv.1 RATES Per word, first Insertion (Minimum 25c) Each additional Insertion, word lc oer (Minimum mi r line oer month without Nini chanxe 81.25 PLosie 75 FOE WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST Brown suit-case containing woman's and little girl's clothes. Reward. Phone 1383-H or return to 333 Willamette. LOST If dog miasma, call 1616. fjosi Billfold, m city park, with money and driving licenses Ueward Leave lYlbune. Clinton f Ayres WANTED FEMALE HELP GIRLS Earn money In spare Ome , addressing envelopes. PHOTO SERVICE, 607 S. KENMORE AVE., 1 LOS ANGELES, CALIF. - - " I WANTED Competent young woman ; with local references for housework ( and care of child. Go home nights. 2S per month to start. Box 3659. , Tribune. WANTED A middle-aged lady for afternoon housework, cook evening . meal, wages 6 per week, wan at 626 W. 4th, or tel. B32-. WANTED Competent woman or girl to assist with housework and el derly lady. 923 So. Central Ave. WANTED Girl to help with house- work and care ol ennaren. kii Beatty St. WANTED Legal stenographer. Per manent position. Phone 85 or 939-W. WANTED Girl for general house work. 16 Myers Court. WPMAN for housekeeping. Phone WANTED Experienced woman tor general housework. Can go home nights. June Earhart, phone 1087. WOMAN for housework and care of child. Permanent. Phone 1637-Y. WANTED Girl or woman for general housework. Must be able to cook. Room, board and wages. Phone 510-J-2. WANTED MALE HELP YOUNG MAN. College trained (O. 8. C). wishes work. Experienced book keeper and timekeeper. Furnish ex cellent references. E. L. Mays, Med ford, Oregon. Phone 1641. BOY WANTED for Examiner route. Steady employment. Must have bike. Apply at Blgelows. WANTED Single farm hand; good milker. Prof. Engelhardt, Rt. 3. Medford. WANTED Sheet metal worker with experience on warm air furnaces, gutters and patent chimneys. Young man preferred. Permanent job. Electric Supply Co.. Yreka. Calif. WANTED Man with combine to cut 40 acres grain. H. E. Blrdsall, 2 miles east Cass' Wrecking Yard. WANTED Partner with capital for gold mine Siskiyou county. Calif. Big opportunity. Produced 9200.000 60 years ago. J. W. Luttrell. Yreka, Calif. 316 South Riverside, Med ford. evenings few days. MALE OR FEMALE HELP FRUIT PICKERS we have a long season. Including large apple acre age. Register now for picking. ORCHARD PARK FARMS Office st packing house. Voorhles Crossing, or call evenings, 1025 W. 11th St. HOP PICKERS wanted August 20th Cabins uahts and wood furnished B M Clute Appieeste ore WANTED SITUATIONS 5rW ANTED Job hsullng fruit. 1001 n. 1 Riverside. ELECTRICIAN. 429 No Holly. Do any-tl-lne. antivhere W 537-W. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED to lease. 2-ton truck during fruit season. Reasonable. Phone 1138-Y. WANTED 10 or 12x14 tent. 867 East Main. Ashland. WANTED Good electric pump for cash. No Junk. Telephone 4-F-2. WANTED Heavy work nor- for log ging. Messenger. Oold Hill. HAVE your furniture repaired, up holstered and retlnlahed. Phone 9H9-R. Thlnault WANT food ranch, not over 980O0: 6 acres, highly Improved, no In cumbrances, as down payment. 40 Acres, Oid Stage rosd; good 3-rxm nou-. fireplace, elec aerw cultivated: B(0. terms. SID BLOOD. 22 N. Centrsl 1, WANTED TO BUY Good used bi cycle. 424 Berrydale Ave. WAN I tl itarsroed vloitru Klsnf tunins tut t- r-n u. n 20 sl-( tti-toc .uuitc Brut WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED feeders arid fat limbs. Phone 1364. Residence 404 Mc Andrews road. Phlllppt Rohr. WANTED One or two pear hauling contracts by private party. 30 6o. Grape. Phone 306. WANTED Children to care for. No. Riverside. WANTED Hay or straw to bale. Evena and McMullan, phone 1336. SIS Laurel. PAINTING and PaperhsnRlng. Reas onable prices. Phone 774-J-3. PAINtinh oilsominlng. paper-hang ing fetlmatee given L. U Beckham Tel 518-R-S. JUNK Highest prices paid (or erase rxdistors copper storage batteries aluminum and other mstale Scrap iron small or targe lots pipe and machinery wool and cot ton rags tnnei tubes Our prices will aiterest you. Hides Pelts Wool Mohair Housebold Goods Furniture. Stove bought and sold MEUFORD BARGAIN HOUSE. WE ouy cattle, nogs, rabbits, chick ena Rome Oavta 1117 Capitol Ave Phone 1666-L. WANTED WOOL MOHAIR We have large order to fill. Highest prices paid. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N Grape St. Phone 1063 WK PAY WOKK CASH Pot your (urnlture HOI.IIKnilK A ANIIHEWS r.h and Front Phone 647 FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS ROOM and garage for rent, 11 So. Orange. Call after 6 p. m. FOR RENT Bedroom and garage, 628 West 11th. ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 8. Grape FOR RENT HOUSES FOB rent Neat 3-room house. partly furnished. Single man pre- ferred. 845 Daicota. FOR RENT To relianle party, 6-room bungalow at 1405 W. Main. Inquire Tel -7 3 pqr rent Small unfurnished house suitable for two. Phone 1347-J. FOB RENT 4-room unfurnished Inquire 634 North house. (27.50. Bartlett. FOR RENT APARTMENTS APARTMENT FOR RENT NEWLY furnished apartment In Mall irmuno oiug. xnrw iwma. ui,m end dressing room, fireplace. Hot furnished. Will lease to right party. Call at Business Office, Mall Tri bune. ' FOR RENT .'."-dern apartment. i adults only. No l.-ult workers, l I West 11th. Chllders' Apts. fPOR RENT Apartment. 834 Apple FOR RENT I furnished apartment S office rooms. I store building 1 basement room See Roland Hub bard or Al Llttrell FOR RENT BOARD-ROOMS ROOM and meals. Riverside. Inquire 16 N. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Furnished cabin at Shady Cove on Rogue river, by week or month. F.edden Co.. Tel. 720. FOR RENT- Splendid room for clean ing and pressing business. Fire proof building in back. Conveni ently located. Close In: reasonable rent. F. P. Whittle. Ashland. Ore. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR TRADE for Medford property, good modern 6-room house on North Front Street, best residen tial section In Grants Pass. For further Information see J. O. Bru baker. 1016 North 9th Street, Grants Pass, Ore. FOR TRADE 6-room modern home a acres, clear ror your equity, or clear 1936 or 1937 sedan or coach as down payment Paul Martin, Rt. 8, Box 35, Medford. FOR SALE OR TRADE 20 acres 92.000; crops now in Property Lo cated on Pacific Qlghway between Talent and Phoenix Por particular call R Edwards. Southern Oregon Bre-ery FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Service station, groceries and reed, adjoining Medford; doing good buslnera: stock, fixtures and equipment; 2 acrea ground with 600 feet highway frontage. Excel lent site for camp ground. Priced reasonably; some terms. J. G. Cam eron, second station on Crater Lake highway. ytVHYno 1 , acres. 4-room house, good gravel road. Must sell at once, 200 down, bal. 110.00 per month. See A. F. Flowrs, cor. 12th and Front. FOR SALE OR LEASE for year. Five room house, fire place Excellent condition. Call 1006-J. FOR SALE 154 acres on Thompson crtvk. 60 acres under cultivation: 14 acres of alfalfa; 130 shares free water, 3300.00. terms. Edwin P. Hughes. 622 North Riverside. FOR SALE Unusually attractive new n.odcrn 6-room house; fumlnhed with all new furniture or unfur nished. Owner leaving Medford For further Information call 1319-W. BAROA1N West side 6-rm. modern bunnalow, fireplace, laundry tuba, screened porch, shade, corner psved lot Close to erode and Junior high schools. 2400 00. terms arranged. Inquire 1003 E. Jackson St. SACRIFICE SALE , 35 Acres, 4-room house, barr. about 15 acres Bar creek oottom land, o acre? Irrigated: good road, close In., oicrtne 'manas unmranu ui $1600 rash taks it tttal price. Se A. r. FLOWERS Corner 12th and Front. FOR SALE New 6-rnom home: bast construction: Tvmtl..'- oayment than rent. 14 .Summit Av. bau owner. 004 -j xor s-.owuf. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE I BEAUTIFUL HOMESITE 8 Acres. Irrigated, good Iree eoll. 4- room modern house, surrounded by large oak trees: cooler, woodshed, garage and large poultry bouse, family orchard: located close to Medford. Priced to sell at the very low .price of 93600: reasonable down payment to responsible parties; bal ance S20 per month Including Interest. FOWLER UPP, 44 N. Riverside. Exclusive Agents. NEW BUNOALOW, ready to move In: 5 acres. A Keau Buy. i.. j. began, owner, phone 4-F-12. FOR SALE 130-acre farm: 16 acres Irrigated: 4-room house, other buildings: 6 milk cows. 3 hellers 8-year-old bull. 100 White Leghorn pullets. All for $1600: terms. L. E. Jeffries. Eagle Point. Ore. Butte Falls Star Route, Box IB. FOR SALE Gold property (quart;:) on Sardine creek. Equipped with machinery. Priced to sell. Write John A. Chlsholm, Box 166, Gold H1U. Ore. FOR RENT 700-acre stock ranch: 160 acrea In cultivation: also 160 acre farm. For sale. 10 and IB-acre tracts. 6 miles from Medford. 502 N. Riverside. IF YOU are wanting to buy or sell real estate, see L. G. Plckell, 16 So. Bartlett. Phone 365. LA ROE HOUSE, now paying Invest ment. Inquire 517 8o. Grape 6t Owner. LOOKING for a farm, city home or a business? See Sid Blood. 122 N. Central. Phone 489. WHEN you think ol real estate think of BROWN A WHITE. 6 RH for sale cheap, 428 North Hol ly Inquire of owner. 151 State St., Salem. Ore. SEE W J. (DAD) ROBEKT8 720 W 3nd. (or Homes Ranches or Real Estate ol any kind FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS Convenient terms Oall Warren Pat teraon 201 Liberty Bldg or O. A Barnes 167 east 8tn St. Eugene HOUSES tor sale or rent Jackson County Bldg & Loan Assn FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES C. E. OATES AUTO CO. R. & G. USED CARS 11036 Ford 2 -door . 575 11935 Ford 2-door 485 1 InH tViri fduu 1-1934 LaPayette 8ed'aZ370 1 1931 Model A Ford 2-door C. E. GATES AUTO CO. Used Car Department 6th and Bartlett ..250 ABBEY'S SPECIAL '32 NASH 6.. four-door.- New tires. Clean as a pin. You should see It. 375. Walter W. Abbey, Inc. '34 CHEVROLET coupe, looks and runs like new. Dependable guaran tee. Bargain price only $395.00 on low easy terms. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth Distributors 37 PACKARD Sedan at a big reduc tion. Perry L. Ashcraft, 128 South Riverside. BETTER USED CARS 1936 Pontlac 8 4 -door sedan, painted a beautiful black, mohair upholstery, good tires $745 1936 Pontlac 8 business coupe, like new, driven only 13,000 miles $745 1935 Terraplane business coupe, electric hand, radio, heater .$550 1936 Ford V-8 4 -door trunk se dan, A-l condition through out $550 1935 Ford V-8 2-door trunk se dan; had the best of care $500 1934 Ford V-8 2-door sedan, re conditioned motor, good rubber, radio $400 Your car In trade. O M.AC. terms. SKINNER'S OARAGE Bulck-Pontlae. 143 8. Riverside. USED CAR LOT on 9th St. side of Firestone Bldg. INTERNATIONAL C-35 l-2 ton truck. 175-ln. w.b.; almost good as new. $775. 35 FORD de luxe Tudor; perfect condition. $475. '31 PACKARD roadster for sale cheap. PERRV h. ASHCRAFT 138 South Riverside. FOR 8ALE OR TRADE 1-too truck, flat - bed; dragsaw Phone 468 -J -3. FOR SALE Dodge sedan; fine con dition. Perl Funeral Home. USED CAR SALE 1931 Wlllyi-Knlght Sedan 1930 Oakland Sedan 1930 Bulck Coupe . 1930 LaSalle Coupe ....,.... 1933 Graham Sedan - 1029 Packard Sedan .. Bulck Sedan 1929 Ford Coupe Rockne Sport Roadster... ....9225 .... 360 .-. 176 185 385 . 275 85 110 450 . 895 . 485 . 225 25 486 35 .... 365 1933 Dodge Sedan ... 1935 Ford Station Wwon 1930 Studehaker Sedan 1931 Ford DeLuxe Touring 1935 International Pickup 5 Good used cars, each 1934 Ford V-8 Truck 1934 Chevrolet Lumber Truck, dual axles and brakes. SANDERSON MOTOR CO. Studebaker Sales and Service FOR SALE 1029 Essex In good con dition. Cheap. 39 South Grape. FOR SALE 1937 Packard '6 6 -pas sender touring coupe Perfect me chanical condition. Looks like new. 819 So. Peach. Phone 1488-J. FOR BA:.E 1031 Chevrolet deluxe coupe, fina condition. $250. Call 14-F-4. FOR SALE 2-door Ford sedan; rea onable. 410 Hamilton. LANGE'S OOOD USED CARS We have a large selection of late model, high-grid Used Cars to choose Jrom Practically all makes and oody ttyiea sedana ooupa and roadsters Uwd Car Lot at 26 So Riverside LANOE MOTOH CAR CO. :i8 N Klvenide FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Cheap. 15 feeder pigs. A-l. 30 to 40 lbs. Inquire Apple gate Store. Henry M. Bennett. 8 BRED yearling heifers and a fine brood sow. Prof. Engelhardt, Rt, 3, Meororo. - .OR SALE Heifer calf. 8 month i old. i or trade for good weaner pigs. Ainus Are. ocier FOR BALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Horses and mules. Stew art Ave. to Thomaa road. Jack Martin. FOR SALE 10 100-lb. feeder plga. Harry Barr, Jacksonville. FOR SALE Young team horses, about 1200 lbs. Vance Wolgamott. Tel. 16-F-15. FOR SALE Three young thorough bred unregistered Hereford bulla. B L. Dodge. Phone 565-J. FOR SALE 38 fat lambs and one two-year-old Shornhorn Durham bull Wllhlte Ranch, Lake Creek, Oregon. FOR SALE D008 PET8 FOR SALE Purebred cocker spaniel puppies. Red and white. V. D. Chamberten. Perrydale. FOR SALE POULTRY CHICKS 99 por 103. Rocks, Reds ana Hampshire every Wednesday Brooks Hatcherj, Est N. St., O rants pass, Oregon. BRONZE turkey ottfihtag ens a ft L R. -roosters Inquire PernoU't oiore Appiegaie FOR 8ALE MISCELLANEOUS SATSUMA Plums for sale. Main. Phone 1097-J. CUCUMBERS and gladlolaa. 1107 East Main. Dressler's. 1669-Y. FOR SALE: Gravenstetn apples and alfalfa hay 1st and 2nd cutting In barn. 3rd cutting In field Geo. L. Trelchlcr Central Point. Tel. 163. FOR SALE Antique furniture. P. O. Box 570. LARGE and small mahogany tables, bed, pictures, dresser, rugs, lamps, 8110. 1936 Phllco radio. prloe. before ll or alter 3 p. m. 2124 East Main. TOMATOES, cucumbers, peppers and sweet corn. Chas Owens, Route 1, Orchard Home Drive. Tel. 1453-J-l. FOR SALE 1000-gallon redwood storage tank. Geo. Schuler, Tal ent, Ore. FOR SALE Coats, dresses, size like new. Box 2688. Tribune. 16; POR SALE About 50 tons hsy In barn. Stewart Ave .to Thomaa road. Jack Martin. ; coJ?N- P sack: cucumbcra lc lb. Elmer Harris, mile south Phoenix. FOR SALE 1938 Cletrac 30-h.p. In A-l condition. Priced to sell. No. 39 South Grape. Phone 208. JACK'S 2nd Hand Store, 106 South Grape The houso of a thousand bargains. Mohair davenport, 915; oil Btove. 13.50: radio, a dandy, 98: 9x12 rugs. 94.80; beds, 91.25: coll springs. 96. POR SALE Household furniture, aisnes. raaio. call at J5 so. oak dale. FOR SALE, CHEAP Trailer house, 6xl4: plenty bullt-lns; also 4 whee Ford trailer; good rubber. 1600 N. Riverside. 1937 6 -FT. NEW electric refrigerator Call 300 or U65-X evenings. SMALL electric stove, $15.00. Orape St. G R A V EN STB.' IN APPLES O. V. Myes Tel. 258-J FOR SALE Used orlcks J A Manke 2 miles east ot Jacksonville FUR SALE - Hav in shock cherrles cream separator milk cooler rei 1003 -L Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Cured thighs of hogs S. Wild an 1 mils 10. Score at bridge 14. Ardor 15. Having no In ClMons 16. Town In Hawaii 17. That which serves for receiving something If. To an Inner point 20. Fraud 2U fell hack Into a former condition 23. Pklll 21. Of the country 5. Bitter vetch -6. Labels -8. I'M a.) digit '-'9. Reclined 3L Past 23. Also 3 3. Avoid it. Symbol for Solution of Yesterday's Puzxla S PRI NGgSIQlUARlE A R I SE N y M U iM BjE R ROL Lffl OLE P If S E N 1 die aMse atIode PlQlCigTV EJS - ?l SirLL P flNi E A L P AURApDRY M l S Wl E T SiH OS E a n iMoiXa Wom ar S T Aff p EP GALENA tIoIrIoIsIeheImIeInIpIs SB. Above: poetlo Si. Colorless oily liquid it. Unwilling 69. Soa bird 60. Wearisomely uniform 63. A Ungls time 6t. Poiltlve el ce 37, Disobedient 3V. Pictorial cari cature 41. Metric land measure ll. Bcorei at base- 64. PreDarii tne - , publication it. Seaweed (, Female sand- 44. '.omend dIdstb 45. City In Scot- 66. Dries , l-nd1. 67. Nsrvs nst- 46. Upper limb work 47. County In Mlchlcan DOWN 43. Direct SO. Custom U Assemble of cattle ' N3 Y W L I7 la I M! " h H ' 1 wlzzztw 'I ; ,6 p 3L WL ZLZZ" Zp f if-33 34 W Z r 41 i w mw WWIIi 1 p.) 1 )L j , x -(( , 'V4M BM- -is W1 -ZZjLZZZ3L 31 mio ZZZZZZ 1111 llt.t'iil 1 I I I I I FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS LARGE STOCK used wheat and bar ley sacks 4 to 6c Also rwtne MEUKJKD BARGAIN HOUSE 27 N Ornpe St Phune 1063. BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALE Lease on sen-Ice station. grocery, cabins, camp ground, fronts Crater Lake Hwy., Joins Rogue river: doing good business; 31 miles from Medford. Richfield Station. DR. O. O. OOLDSBEKRY. Temporar ily located witb I L Sandera Medford Center Bldg. HIGHEST CASH PAID (or your lurniture MEltFUKD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N Grape St. Phone 1062. FINE AUTO CAMP Close In. 1600 ft frontage on highway and Rogue river, excellent location, modero buildings, fine shade: located be tween Oold Hill and Rogue River Priced to sell ALSO 80 acres wood proposition on good road; plenty of timber Selling price, 6185 cash Rogue River Real Estate Exchsng. office 9 miles west ol Gold Hill MISCELLANEOUS WE BUY and sell livestock. What have you? Humphreys & Weddle. Phone Central Point 73. CALL FLYNN ELECTRIC SERVICE. Phone 107. for all washing machine parts and service at Cut-Rate Prices. SWEDISH MASSAGE. Russian-Turkish cabinet baths. 205 Liberty Bldg Phone 694. BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON COUNTY AUSTUACT CO MILL. INSUKANCb Alt-TKACTS ESCROWS The Fashion shop. rHE FASHION SHOP - Dressmaking and Remodeling But toot tnd Buckles covered 30 U S National Bank Building 11 1181 MONEY TO LEND You Need Only One Thing To Get A Loan From Us The Ability to Make Small Regular Payments on Any Loan Plan 8KB V. E. THOMAS MGR ORE. AND WASH M TO CO MED FORD'S OLDES'l AND LAROES'l PERSONAL FINANCE CO. 46 So Central. Ground Floor Crnterlan Hi eat re Bldg. Lie. No. 8-157 -M-180 Phone 139 Transfer. DAVIS TRANSFER AND STOHAUB Local and Long Distance Furniturf Moving. Bonded carriers Ftreproii storage Expert crating, packing ana snipping service. 'Davis (oi Service." Phone 644. EADS TRANSFER E SIORAUE CO. Office 26 So Fir Phone 816 Prlcce right. Service guaranteed SAMSON Tanafer and Storage Fur niture Moving and expert turn it un packing service Fireproof storage new low rates. F E SAMSON O.. Phone 883 STUART'S TRUCKING SERVICE Telephone 1033 or 332 111 No Fll St Local and long dlstanoe Fun' oils, any kind Green stamps In side of 3-mlle limit Cross -Word Puzzle 33. Entice 24. Quarter acres 36. New Zealand tree with white stralRht- gralned wood 37. Edible sea weed 28. Lacerated 30. Insect 33. Constellation 33. Tally 34. Damage 36. Make Into money 18. Dlllneed 38. Twisted 40, Disregarded the rights or wishes of 46. Punlsb by a fine 46. On of ths bravest of the Trojan warrlora 4T, Sharper 41, Member of the theatrical profession 41. Goddess of pear SL Earn Indian shruba M. Expiate it. Ovum: comb, form 66. Units 66. Ths awestsop 7. Meet the ds slras of 61. Princely Ital ian bouse ft. Poem t. On the shel tered side I. Kind of snuff 4. Gibes 6. Handle and of a tool I. South Ameri can Indian T. Come by way of Innreast I. StralRtitedge $. Ancient Greek milestone 10. Large boat 1L Made of linen and wool 11. Change 13. Frames of mind It River In CsJt fornla BUSINESS DIRECTORY Chiropractic Phvtlrlan OR E W HUFFMAN CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN Jacksonville Hlway Phone 731 -J Expert Window Cleaners. LET OEOROE DO IT - 11 (173 House cleaning, floor waxing orl ental rug cleaning and upholstering LEGAL NOTICES Executrix Notice of Hearing of Final Account and Kepurt. Notlos 1 hereny given that the undersigned, Mary Louise McCaskey as the Executrix of the estate or Hiram Drver McCaskey, deceased, did on the 37th day of July. 1037. the In the County Court of the State ol Oregon, for Jackaon county, where said estate Is pending, her Final Re port and Account as such Executrix; that thereupon, the Hou. Earl B. Day as Judge of said Court, made and entered an Order appointing the 4tb day of Septmer. 1937, at the noui of 10:00 o'clock a m.. as the time and the courtroom of said Court i the place, for the hearing of all ob jections to said Final Report and Account and for the settlement there or, requiring this notice to be glvn and all persons navlng objections to spld Report and Account to make the same at said time and place. Notice Is therefore hereby given, that the said Report and Account will so come up for nearlng and settle ment at said time and place. Dated this 37th day of July. 1937 MARY LOUISE McCASKEY, Executrix of the Estate ol Hiram Dryer McCaskey, Deceased Central Point CENTRAL POINT, Aug. 17. (Spl.) Woman's Relief corps met Saturday with a good attendance. Reports on relief work accomplished were ex cellent. Third quarterly birthdays were observed. Preceding the enter tainment period, refreshments, in eluding Ice cream and birthday oakes, were served from a beautifully appointed table. The seven honor guests were Meedames Emma Gleason, Emma Milton, Emma Htlkey, TUUe Maple, Edna Marine, Nancy Wilson and Dora Jones. Mrs. Hubbard, was a guest. Fred Fnrra, who spent his vacation with his parents. Mr, and Mrs. E. L. Farra, has returned to his home at San Francisco, M. J. Fleischer and daughter, Bar bara, accompanied by Mlsa Dorothy Smith, apent Tuesday afternoon In Grants Pass and visited the gladioli gardens, securing choice specimens. They were dinner guests at the hos pitable home of Prof, and Mrs. D. F. Amlck, who spend the summer car ing for their ranch Just outside the Climate City and live In Central Point during each school year. Honoring the birthday anniversary of City Clerk Guy Tex, August 12. his wife and daughter, Mrs. Gerry Askwlth and Mrs, Mary Grieve of Prospect arrived at the Tex home. where the ladles prepared a dinner fitting the occasion. Mrs. Tex Is a sister of Mrs. Grieve, with whom she spends a part of the season. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Leo and chil dren, Billy and Alice, enjoyed a birthday dinner In honor of Mr. Lee's 31st birthday at the home of his brother, Wesley, on Evans creek. Thirteen relatives were seated. The Lees recently moved from Colorado and are living In the Simmons resi dence. Miss Arlene Inmann, employed In the dining room at a construction camp on Crater Lake rim rood, spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Tracey. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Phillips and Roland Hoover were hosts at a swim ming Christian Endeavor party at Jackson Hot Springs Tucday even ing. Floyd Hedgpeth Injured his hand In a tractor fan several days ago while at work on the O. H. Bonnert farm and has not yet returned to bis labor. Mr. and Mrs. George Lottls of Fresno, Calif., are spending a few days of their summer vacation with relatives and friends In the valley, In7 I'TL0? """! We"d"J h.."fKjJ? highway Tuesday for their homo. Mrs. Lottls is a sister of Mrs. O. H. Bohn ert and daughter of Mrs. Burns. Mrs. Mead wss hostess to the Be rean class Thursday with a lawn party at her home near Red Top district. A good crowd was In at tendance. Mra. Mlnnlck has been ee. lected class leader for the balance of the year and will choose her own topics. Entertainment and refresh ments concluded sn enjoysblo after noon. Next meeting place will be announced later. Third and fourth degrees were con ferred on candidates for Orange membership Friday night. Lake Creek, Jacksonville and Central Point were represented In the candidates who are now full-fledged member. In t h . 1 r respective subordinate Oranges. Mrs. Hsrry Kllborn of Ashland was visiting friends her. Tuesdsy and lolling for a house to rent as the family would like to return to Cen tral Point. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Jewett and family apent th. week Mid at Lake of the Woods. Those enjoying a barbecue atl By bee bridge Sunday evening were Mr. and Mra. Zella and children, Miss Ernestine Thompson, Jim O'Connor, Alan Jewett, Olenn Hlglnbotham, Erme Shaver, Lewis Hedgpeth, Mr. and Mrs. Will Musty, Mr. and Mr.. Oliver Obenchaln, Dorothea Hedgpeth, Margaret and Arlene Scott. Roily Clark, small son of Mr. and Mrs. John Clark, had his tonsils re moved Tuesday and la getting along nicely Mra. W, D. Hare returned horn. after a three weeks' visit In Tilla mook. She waa accompanied by her daughter .Mrs. 8. O. Mitchell, and daughter, Nelda. Mina Mildred Carlton, who donated curtains to the Centrsl Point library aeveral years ago, repeated the gift for the new building In honor of Misses Beulsh Mcc.l - lister and Lola Hawloy, Miss Iris Hill entertained at th. horn, of her par- enta. Mr. and Mrs. Seldon Hill, Tues. day evening. Mlaaes Msxlne Ayera, Wanda Csssman and Jun. Furry. I S. p. stun, and Oban Hanson of Medford' motored to Lake of the Woods Sandfly. Nell Stone, who had spent two weeks with the Boy Scouts, returned with them. Young people of the Orange en Joyed a BWtmmlng party at Jackson Hot Springs Tuesday evening. Louis Brag of the cheese force has returned from & brief visit with hit parents at Petatuma, Calif. Hal Jewett end Hal Pierce are spending a week at the Boy Scout camp at Lake of the Woods. Reese Creek REESE CREEK, Aug. 17. (Spl.) The achoolhoua. la all refreshed up with a new coat of paint on the Interior, Bert Knight doing th. paint Ing. Everything la being put In readlneaa lor the reopening ol achool Sept. 7. with Mra. Opal Mooter aa teacher tor the upper grades and Mra. Eulla Mlnter for the lower grades. The contract has been let lor graveling the achool grounda. The achool board la doing everything possible for betterment of the school. A new stove will bo Installed tor the upper room. Mr. and Mra. James Lowell and family, of Florence, Colo., are visit ing his sister. Mrs. Rose SturglU and his niece, Mrs. Oack Grow and family. Miss Helen Jamison, of Reese Creek, and Wilt Totton, of Butte palls, were married In Roaeberg August 8. and left for the north for tholr honey moon trip. They returned August , and will live near Butte Falla. W. H. Vlmont, who taught here the past two years, resigned to ac cept a school at the Jerome Parrle district near Oranta Pass. Mrs. Opal Mooter will fill the vacancy, Mrs. Mable Scot'., of Medford, will live this year with Mrs. Eulla Mlnter to care for her twin boys and young son, Bobby, while Mra. Mlnter teaches. Mr. and Mra. Charles C nmmoni, Mra. Agnes Moffltt and Mra. Bert Knight spent August 13 In Ro.Tur River attending the conference meet ing of the Holiness association. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Grow, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Boyer. Miss Gene Bowen, Eldon Orow, Qeorge Walker and Edward Crandall spent August 14 and 16 at Woodruff Meadows. Miss Ruby Bennett, of Sams Val ley and Benjamen Bellowa were mar ried August 12 In Medford. They will make their home at the O. E. Bellowa farm at present. Mrs. Clara Powell, of Rlveralde. Calif., haa been vlaltlng her slater, Miss Ethel Ewon: her father, Fred Pettlgrew, and three brothers and families, Charlie, Leland and Frank Pottlgrew. She left Monday for her home. Mrs. Christiana Jones and daugh. ter, Virginia, of Medford, were dinner guests Sunday of her stater and fam lly. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Bellowa. Mr. and Mra. belaud Pottlgrew and baby, Joan, spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Jack. Charles Humphrey and Ed Spencer am spending a few days on Brlggs Creek In the Sweet Basin dlstrlot mining. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Leigh were shopping In Medford August H. Mr. Lelflh has a fine crop of hay on his farm. Sunday guests at the W. O. Jack home were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Al berts and Bobby and Barbara, Mr. and Mrs. Will Btrahan. Mr. and Mrs. James McDowell and Marilyn. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace McDowell, Mr. and Mra. Jamea McDowell and Marilyn visited Mr. and Mra. H. Ball Saturday. Miss Evelyn Jack apent August 14 with Ellen Terry at Kings service station. Miss Terry spent the night and Sunday with her. Th. home and school monthly psrty wss held August 13 with Mra. C. E. Bellows, and a ahower was held In connection for Mrs. J. D. Dobrat. At noon dinner was served to a large group of ladles and their families. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. H Ball. Mra. Merle Jack and three sons. Mrs. George Millard and two daugh I ter.! Mrs. Albert B. Smith of Little W-r. . Mrs. Ear, Millard and two daughters, Mis. Aulda Williams, Olive Williams, Mrs. 0. W. Waddell, Mrs. J. D. Dobrat, Mrs. Elmer Rob ertson, Mrs. Robert Humphrey, Mrs, L. E. Jeffries, Mrs. E. H. Bellows, Mrs. Earnest Alberts, Mrs. Lora D. French, Mrs. w. D. Clark, Betty and Carol Ann, Mrs. Scott Boyer, Mra. Homer Martin and Stanley, Miss Oladys Rusho, Mis. Viola Jackson, Mrs. Grace Rusho, Mrs, w. o. Jack Mrs. Eileen Boren, Mrs. Zora Hum phrey, Mrs. Alma Orow, Mrs. Theo dore Rein, Eldred Jack, Bobby Al berts, David Vestal, Walter Rein, Charles Rusho, Brwln Halght and tb. host, and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. Bellows. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Merrltt, Janet anc Jimmy were In Eagl. Point Sunday evening attending church services. Mrs. Roy Estes, Mrs. Clarence Home, and daughter, Clarice, and Tom Lamb, all ot Talent, Mr. and Mra. C. E. Lsmb and Edna were dinner guests at the W. R. Lamb home Sunday. YOUTH TRAMPLED BY RUNAWAY FARM TEAM POCATELLO, Idaho, Aug. 17. (AP) Julian Haney, IS, was tram pled to death today by a team of runaway horses. The youth, driving a hayrack, fall clutching the reins, hli sister, Mrs. Martin Miller, said. Th. youth's face, chest snd groin were crushed. West her. Northern California: Fair tonight and Wednesday, but fogs on th. coast; normal temperature: gentl. northwest wind off th. coast, Oregon: Fair tonight and Wednea. day, with fogs on th. coast; warmer interior of southwest portion tonignt; gentle northwest wind off the coast 1 p. m. Confirmed WASHINOTON, Aug. 17. (AP) Th. Mnate confirmed tth. nomination on William E. Logan as nostmaster at Hermlston, Ore. t Us. Mall ItlouM want ada. Meteorological Report August 17, 1937. Forecasts. Medford and vicinity: Fair tonight and Wednesday; warmer tonight. Oregon; rair tonight and Wed nesday with fogs on coast; warmer In Interior of southwest portion to night; gentle northwest wind at ( oosst. Local Data. Temperature a year ago today! Highest, 87; lowest, 64. Total monthly precipitation, none. Deficiency for th. month, M in. Total precipitation Bine Septem ber 1, 1938, 16.85 Inches. Deficiency for the season 1.M Inches. Relative humidity at 6 p.m. yester day 31 per cent; S a.m. today, 77 per cent. Tomorrow: Sunrise, 6:2a a.m. Sun set, 7. -07 f.m. Observations taken at I a 120 Meridian Time. II II it s 12 i I ii n gf I Boise Boston PICK SIX CANDIDATES TO ADMINISTER DAM PORTLAND, Aug. 17 -(AP) Gov ernor Martln'a committee to select a candidate for Bonneville dam admln- latrator announced today the name. of all men It will submit to Presi dent Roosevelt and the secretary of the Interior. Th. candidates, described as quail fled persons residing In the Bonne ville area and "devoted to th. devel opment of the Columbia basin,". ara Claud. 0. Hockley, E. Q. Robinson, C. I. Grim, and F. R. Schanck, all of Portland: Joseph MoArthur, of Eugene, and Thomas Delsell of Klam ath Falls. In Memoriam (Line, written In memory of th. late Mr. James Stevens, who sang "I Love Life" In a group of songs before the Junior high achool as sembly last year). "I Love Life" ha aang with a depth of devotion Sang to those who embodied this aong'a sweetest emotion; He of the adult life, with Its joy. and Infinite sadness; Life with cruel denials, with some times ominous gladness; Llfs, with Its pressing onward, full of hope and disaster Yet In his tones spoke the heart only of love and of laughter. If Death be a Shadow that close, oyer lie life of another His Shadow will ring with a message, a measage of melody rising; If Death be a Memory tender -then. Memory I sing to our beings The song that will cheer above dark ness; a song both of courage and daring Dispelling Shadow, and living as Memory ever: "I Love Llfel" Leas Student Aid For Ensuing Year WASHINGTON, Aug. 17. (AP) Th. National Youth Admlnlatratlop aid today the number of students receiving student aid next year would be reduced about one-third. Last year th. maximum number of needy high achool. college and graduate atudenta receiving such aid was 420,000. Approximately 38.000. 000 an average of 1 to 20 a month for each student, waa given out. Th. youth administrations funds have been reduced for next year. -e- Southbound 96 84 Clear 82 70 Clear Chicago 98 74 P. Cdy. Denver 96 60 T Clear Eureka ,, , 68 48 Foggy Helena 68 60 Clear Los Angeles . 80 60 Cloudy MEDFORD 92 66 Clear Now York 90 62 Clear Omaha 102 76 J8 T Cloudy Phoenix 104 76 J8 Cloudy Portland -.88 68 Clear Reno 92 60 Clear Roseburg 92 62 Clear Salt Lake 96 70 Cloudy San Francisco . 72 60 Cloudy Seattle 78 62 Clear Spokane ,, 64 60 Clear Washington, D.O. 90 62 Clear Yakima B6 68 Clear 1 ' I Travel Table I AIRPLANES Northbound Leave Malls Close 12:68 P. M. Wilt 6:87 A. M. 2 A. U. Leave Malta Clos. 10:66 A. M. 10:11 A. at. 12:09 A. M. 11:24 P. M. TRAINS Northbound Leave Malls Close 9:16 A. M. 8:16 A. M. 8:06 P. M. 7:05 P. M. Southbound Leave Malls Clos 8:25 A. M. 7:SS 8:46 P. M. 5: P. M. BUSES North ""n 8:08 A. M. 19:06 A. M. 7:68 A. M. 8:10 A. M. 10:30 A. M. 8:80 A. M. 1:60 P. M. 9:60 A. M. 2:00 P. M. 12:45 P. M. 8:60 P. M. 6:80 P. M. 11:10 P. M. 6:45 P. M. 10:10 P. Id. To Klamath Falls 9:46 A. Is. and 0:46 P. M.