MTCDFOTCD MATL TRIBUNE, MEnFOTCn, OHEOON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER I. 1937.
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FOR WANT ADS
LOST AND FOUND
LOST In front of Lamport's, sma.l
black pocket ledger. Please return
to Crystal White Laundray. Reward.
LOST Brown leathor billfold, license
and various cards, please return to
Mall Tribune. Reward.
LQS'l u aog missing call 1616
WANTED MALE HELP
WANTED 3 men, 25-50, who would
appreciate steady position with old.
reliable firm. Excellent future.
Car. references required. Apply
now. P. O. Box 900.
WANTED Names, MEN under 28 who
are willing to work for 76 a month
while training to become aviators
or around mechanics. One years
training given by U. S. Air Corps.
Costs absolutely nothing. Plying
Intelligence service, Box 523, Mil
waukee. Wis. ;'
WANTED Bell boy for extra days.
Must be past 18 years old and
through school. Hotel Holland.
WANTED FEMALE. HELP
WANTED Experienced waitress. Ap
ply in person. Diamond Cafe.
GIRL WANTED for general house
work. 716 E. Main. tJ.
WANTED Woman for general house
work and care of child. Permanent
position with good wages. Phone
1333-X.
WANTED Hlgh-claas woman for In
troductory sales campaign In Med
ford and vicinity. No canvassing.
Full training given. Liberal re
muneration. Give phone number.
Address Box 3358. Mall Tribune.
WANTED Practical nursing; grau
ate, experienced, capable Phone
481. Central Point, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
or write Box 74.
MALE OR FEMALE HELP
YOUNG WOMAN desiring to learn or
advance In stenography may pay
for lessons by typing. Address Box
8340, Tribune.
WANTED 8tudents seeking training
for business career or earn college
or university education. Enroll now
for fall term, day or evening courses,
open Monday. Sept. 20. Medford
Business College. O W.N.
WANTED SITUATIONS
WIDOW wishes position as house
keeper In country. Mrs. Rose Selk,
Ruch, Ore.. Box 39.
WILL CAN corn on chares.
Lozler Lane.
Box 358
ELECTRICIAN. 439 No. Holly. Do any
thing, anywhere. Tei. oar-m.
HOUSEKEEPING wanted by respect
able intelligent widow. Is there a
gentleman that would share bis
home and fireside with lonely me7
If so. write Mrs. E. M., 1647 8.
Willamette. Eugene. Ore.
WANTED Carpentering, building,
repairs, new or old. Cabinets. 314
N. Peach St.
WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED 3-qt. Mason Jars. Phone
407-L.
WANTED Good used girl's bicycle
Frank Croucher. Rt. 3. Box 146.
WANTED Will share transportation
and expenses to Ashland each day.
leaving here 7:30. returning 6 p. m.
606 Haven St.
DRIVING to Boise and Twin Falls
araly Tuesday. Sept. 7th. Want
najujmtrer- fthnre exnenseS. A. R
Renner. 425 So. Orape, evenings.
WANTED Small Conservo steam
cooker. 145 S. Oakdale.
WANTED Board and room In private
home for boy 14 during school week.
Box 3460. Tribune.
WANTED Lste model bsby grand
piano In perfect lone, with stool;
$100 cash. Mrs. Minnie Edwards,
P. O. Box 688. Medford
WANTED Fat cattle, cows, bulla,
veals R C Humphry, phone 73,
Central Point.
VIOLIN repairing and piano tuning
Shulu Bros. 230 N Bartlett Pb 1059
WANTED - feeder, tod fat tamns
Pbone 1364 Residence 404 Mo
Andrews road Pbilippl Rohr
JUNK Hiinesi onoe paid tor orass
radiators rapper ,toraa ostterlea
aiiiminum no itnei ntaia
Sent .run ursn v arae tot
pip tno macmner) woo ano wv
ton rags nnei lubes
Out once .Tin jiteitsi you
Hides Peiu Wool M"halt
Household Oonds rurnlturt StoT.
uiini tna oio
Wanted Oood dairy cows,
97-j.a.
Phont j
WANTED FOR 8ALE REAL ESTATE
MISCELLANEOUS WHEN Vou th.n rUVnuu "tnlni
ANYONE who ha. a small mining ' ' tB-
claim for sale on Thompson or huuseh for sale or rent Jackson
Jackson creek, write Fred Bingham, unw B d i Lee Assn
Copper Route, Jacksonville. Ore. uoumy
' WK HAr mohk 0A8U FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES
Pot voui (umlture ' " V'1"'-"'-"
HOI.HHOilK ANDKKWS '37 PLYMOUTH 4-door de luxe sedan,
otb and front Phone 941 600 on the dollar for equity. Also
. 1 i i - . ,. trailer house cheap. Phone 4-F-3.
PAINTING and Mperhamnng Beat- - TZ 7T7.Z ,T"T7rT
onaol. pncea Phone 74-J-V FOR 8ALE-1929 Chevrolet 114 -ton
-, - . -L , .,. -,. -L ., -i . truck, good shape, $165 cash. Call
WANTED WOOL MOHAIR We bare at 17 N. Bartlett.
uuw order to ml Highest price, ZUu plckup. good
MEDPORD BARGAIN BOUSE condition. Bargain. Cecil Tame.
n H Orape St Phone 1063 Route 1. Box 300.
" 1933 Deluxe Plymouth aedan. equlp-
FOR RENT HOUSES Ped with radio and beater. WOO.
... -,. -,. Phone 906-M. 933 Queen Anne.
FOR RENT 8mall house. Adult. " '" '" "'" L'"l'
307 S. Oakdale. LANOEB
"."" , CHRYSLERIZED USED CARS
FOR RENT New. nicely furnished '33 Chevrolet 3-door.
duplex to permanent renters; elco- '35 Chevrolet Panel Delivery,
trio range, oil heater, electric re- '36 Chevrolet 3-door.
frlgerator. Adults only. Tel. 616 '31 Chevrolet Coupe.
'34 Chrysler Airflow.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED 'a FSouX
ROOMS "31 Dodge Sedan.
. , 31 Ford Coupe.
ROOM FOR RENT Lady living alone '36 Ford Sedan.
wishes teacher or business woman j '30 Hudson Sedan.
for company and home privileges. I '35 Oldsmoblie Tudor.
29 Ross Court. '36 Packard Coupe.
.. I '34 Plymouth Tudor.
ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 8. Orape 'SB Plymouth Coupe.
s '36 Plymouth Sedan.
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS Jomh
FOR RENT Furnished apartments,
616 N. Central.
FURNISHED APT. 8 team heat, Frlg
Idalre, hot water, garbabe service
and garage. 503 S. Holly St.
FOR RENT Beautiful new modern
apartments, unfurnished; kitchens
equipped with electrio stoves and
refrigeration; hot water heat. Vaw
ter Apta., phone 1342-R. Main and
Holly.
FOR RENT Small furnished apt.
Steam heat, hot and cold water
furnished; shower. Adults. Call at
Mall Tribune office.
FOR RENT 1st floor 3-rm. apt. to
permanent tenants; hot water heat.
Adults only. No cats or dogs. Va
cant Sept. 1. Phone527-H.
FOR RENT Well furnished apart
ment. 6 rooms and bath, continu
oua hot water. 345 Apple
FOR RENT to permanent couple.
nloely furnished newly , decorated
3-room apartment, large bath, gar
age. No children. May be seen
Monday or Tuesday. 724 N. River
side. NEWLY
FURNISHED APARTMENT
FOR RENT
Here's an apartment you would be
proud to call your home New
modern furnishings throughout
Electric range and Frlgtdalre, fire
place, steam heat, hot and cold
water furnished. Must be seen to
be appreciated Want permanent
tenant and will lease for one or
more years. Adults only. Rent 940
per month. Apply at business oi
floe, Mall Tribune.
FOR RENT 3 office rooms. 1 store
building. 1 basement room. See
Roland Hubbard or Al Llttrell.
FOR RENT BOARD-ROOMS
ROOM and meals.
Riverside.
Inquire 16 N
FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS PIANO for rent, $3 00 month. Palmer
Muslo Store.
FOR EXCHANGE
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE OR TRADE by owner 5
room modern house one block from
courthouse for acreage. Will -sume.
112 King St.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE 5-room house, modern,
close In. lota of ehade; $2350.
100 Acres good land, 4 -room
house, 5 miles out; $4000.
5 Acres, city limits, 6-room mod
ern house, 4 acres fruit; $4000.
13 Acres alfalfa, irrigation. 4
room modnern house, barn, $3700;
3 mllea out.
H. N. Lofland. 225 So. Oakdalt.
FOR SALE 114 acree In cherries and
berries, 4-room house; Thomas ad
dition. Write Box 156, Route 1,
Rogue River, Ore.
Immediate posseASlon. suburban, mod
ern -room nouse; gas aim elec
tricity: barn, double garage, etc.:
6 acres Irrigated: $2650, terms $250
down, $25 per month.
Holly street bargain, 5-room mod
era plastered house, $2100; terms.
Immediate poaaesalon, 5 - room
modern plastered house, acre land.
Irrigated. Sncrtflce equity $200 cash,
balance of loan $1849.
SID BLOOD. 123 N. Central.
FOR SALE bv owner. Medford prop
erty, monthly Income $110. $7800.
Phone 1266 or Box 3430. Tribune.
20-ACRE pear orchard, well Improved,
O. 8. Butterfleld
Medford B'.dg.
FOR SALE Stock ranch, about 460
acras: 370 sheep. Address Box 3622
care rrlbunt.
COAST PROPERTY
Wonderful campsite; 6-room cottage,
tore combined: electric light.
I dallv mall: well will Irrigate land
3 39 acres, about 4 miles north
Crescent City. Hwy. 101. Will trade
tor Medford property or sell at bar
gain P. O Box 303, Ashland.
FOR SALE OR LEASE for yesr. 6
room house: flrepisce: excellent
condition Call 1008 -J.
LARGE HOUSE how psylna InvesV
ment Inquire 517 So Grape 6t
Owner
LOOKING for a farm city home or
t ouslneu? See Sid Blood. 122 N
Central Pbone 8.
FOR SALE Bern ot station groceries
and feed ad mining Medlord. doing
jorKl ouMnees; stock fixtures and
equipment: 2 seres eround with
600 feet ntdhway tronuee Excel
lent site for camp ground Priced
reaaontoiy: tome terma J O Cam
eron vcond itstion on Crater Lake
highway.
nrflMI i. AMI. HANK FAKMt i'KACHFS Tuscan Clings. Crawfords.
,,,,-,1,0' ;erm sti Arrer Hai Eltjerian. Hales and Mulrs. Phone
terum 101 uin-rn mat null 1016-L. C. 0. Clemen, 303 Van
Bar us 167 Cut tu $ SUftiM, eouvtr Ave.
Finest Lot of Used Care In the Valley
In keeping with Chrysler's Used Car
Week, we are nitting tne
bottom on prices.
Used Car Lot. 25 8. Riverside.
LANGE MOTOR CAR CO.
Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer.
"33 V-8 DeLuxe Coupe, with rumble
aeat: 18 miles to gallon; usee no
oil: clean and good shape through
out: tiao down, rnone uoo-li or
Inquire 208 Laurel.
O. E- GATES AUTO 'CO.
a A a. USED CARS
11036 Ford 2-door 576
11935 Ford 3-door 486
11936 Ford 4-door 636
11934 La Payette Sedan 370
1 1931 Model A Ford a-door......$250
C. E GATES AUTO CO.
Used Car Department
6th and Bartlett
FOR "8AI.E 1931 Chevrolet deluxe
coupe, fine condition. Kioo uau
14-F-4
FOR SALE DOGS PETS
FOR SALE Purebred red and white
Cocker spaniel puppies, box hx-a.
Jacksonville Hwy.-Perrydale road.
V. D. Chamberlen.
FOR SALE 4 purebred male Cocker
BpajHeiB. QUO H. mvciamc.
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
for sale Two cows, one 'fresh.
Chaa. J. Myersi 114 m"ea south of
Talent.
BROOD SOWS for sale, 425 So. Grape,
evenings.
FOR SALE Baby calves, dairy stock.
Chester Wendt.
FOR SALE Horses and mules; sev
eral young colta. Will trade. Jack
Martin. Stewart Ave. to Thomas Rd.
8 HEIFERS and 1 sow. all bred; one
feeder pig. Prof. Englehardt, Rt. 8.
FOR SALE Heavy brood sow and 80
choice weanera, G. C. Brlgga, Cen
tral Point, phone 115.
FOR SALE One fresh 4-gallon cow
and one springer. 1213 W. 10th St
FOR SALE POULTRY
CHICKS $9 per 100. Rocks. Reds ano
Hampshlres every Wednesday
Brooks Hatcher; East N St.. Grants
Pass. Oregon-
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Peaches. We wish to re
mind our customers that our fine
non-lrrlgated Elbertas will be reatly
about Sept. 15th. Watch for our
ad. Guches Orchards, Orlffln creek.
Phone 857-L.
FOR 8 ALE Cabin at Lake of the
Woods, with furniture, boat. Tel.
1366-R.
PEACHES Early Crawfords. mile
north Beall Lane on Old Stage
road; 1 centa pound. Crafford.
FOR SALE 1'4-h.p. gaa engine,
cheap. 1013 West 10th.
WATCH for D. A. R. Rummage Bale.
September 24 and 25.
PEACH growers, attention I For Bale,
peach wraps, halt price. Myron
Root & Co.
FOR SALE Gas range and water
heater, living room table. Tel.
288-J-3.
FOR SALE Peaches. Hales, Craw
fords. Tuscan Clings, ripe Mulrs
and Elbertaa next week. Frank
Houston, Pioneer road. 1 mile
southwest Phoenix.
FOR SALE One small Ball mill, con
centrating table, power plant, pul
ley, belta, etc. L. R. French, Jack
sonville, Box 127.
FOR SALE Peachee. John Darby,
Griffin Creek.
FOR SALE Tuscan Cling peaches,
Greeneage plums. So. Pacific Hwy.
Chet Parker, Rt. 4.
PEACHES Crawfords. 14 mile south
White Orlffln creek school. Henry
Huklll.
SALE OR EXCHANGE Oood H. D.
motorcycle for model A: hogs, or
heifers. Oersld Buck. Jacksonville.
FOR SALE Early Crawford canning
and eating peaches. Can furnlah
larae quantities. Not picked unless
ordered. Bring containers Joe Kan
tor. Route 4. Box 337 IFern Valley).
FOR SALE Early Crawford peaches,
orchard run price reasonable. Bring
containers. L. J. Upp. Spring St. let
house on right.
FOR SALE Bst dry body fir wood
In the vslley. Phone 616 for pncea.
Hawlry Transfer Co.. 118 N. Rlv
eraldt. FOR SALE: Tomatoes, $1.00 lug. Op-
; poeite copco sub-station. Bring
conttinera.
NO. 1 CANNINO TOMATOES 1V10 lb.
Chss. Owen, route 1. Orchard Home
Drive. Phone H53-J-1.
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE: Satsuma plums. Taking
orders, lor Tuscan cling. J. H. Hale
and Elberta peaches. C. D. Vroman.
3 miles west of Phoenix on Cole
man Creek road. Phone 14-F-3.
BARGAIN Will sell cheap, one ace
tylene welder, one electric arc
welder. No. 1667158 See George
Elledge or phone 493-Y.
1937 6-F1 NEW electrio refrigerator
Call 300 or 1165-X evenings
FOR SALE. CHEAP Trailer house.
oVjsU: plenty bullt-lns: also 4
wheel Ford trailer; good rubber
1600 N Riverside.
ORAVENSTEIN APPLES O. V MYe-1
Ttl iSB-J
FOR SALE Used bricks t A blanks
3 miles east ot Jacksonville.
LARGE STOCK used wheat and oar
ley sacks 4 to 60 Also rwln
MEDPORD BARGAIN HOUSE
37 N Orape St. Pbone 1062
TUSCAN CLINO PEACHES mile
west or rnoemx. Houston road.
Bring boxes. G. E. Carpenter.
FOR SALE 60 bundles old news
papers. Mall Tribune office.
FOR SALE Peaches. J. A. Manke,
two miles east ot Jacksonville.
Route 1. Medford.
FOR SALE Sugar pine shakes.
Fabcr'a Store. Butte Falls.
TUSCAN CLING peaches. Dolph
Phlpps, Crater Lake Hwy.
PEACHES FOR SALE
Woodlawn Orchard, 1 miles east of
central point. Bring your own con
talners. Phone 127. H. A. DuBuque
BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR SALE News stand and notion
store In Rogue River. Inquire at
awia.
FOR SALE Equity In Wildwood Auto
-uamp, witn run equipment; 9 mllea
nortn uranta paas on 99. or would
consider trade small Medford or
Central Point property. Inquire at
camp.
FOR SALE OR LEASE Small cafe,
bus stop: magazines. Mrs. Tame,
Talent, Ore.
DR. O. O QOLDSBERRY remporar
Uy located wltb Dr L L Sandera
Medford Center Bldg.
HIGHEST OASB PAID
for yout rurnlture
MEKFORD BARGAIN HOUSE '
37 N Orape St. Pbone 1063.
FOR SALE Lease on service station
grocery, cabins, camp ground
fronts Crater Lake Hwy.. Joins
ttogue river; doing good business:
31 miles from Medford. Richfield
station.
MISCELLANEOUS.
JACK'S 2ND HAND 8TORE Walnut
dining table. $7 60: chest. $3: cir
culating heaters: walnut vanltv
$13.60: davenport sets. A hundred
Bargains.
AS8AYER W. G. Wright, 614V4 West
utn ot. uoio, copper, $j.ou each
THE 6c and 10c Grill will remain
open nights and Sundays during
iruit season.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
JACKSON COUNTY
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Chiropractic Physician
DK E W HOFFMAN
CHIROPRACTIC PHVS1UIAN
Jackson vllel Hlway. Phone 663.
Expert Wlndon Cleaner.
LET GEORGE DO IT - Pel 1173
House oleanlng. Hoot waxing or!-
entai rug cleaning and uphuistenng
Sewing .Machines.
W. H. KLATT
81nger Distributor.
33 South Orape. Phont 782.
Medford. Oregon
MONEY TO LEND
You Need Only
One Thing To Get
A Loan
From Oa The Ability to Make Smell
Regular Payments on Any Loan Plan
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MOR OR&. AND WASH MTQ OO
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PERSONAL FINANCE OO
45 So central around Floor
Criteria n rheatre Bldg
Lie. No 9157-M-IBO Phone 139
Palntliiff and Paperhang Inf.
LET US recommend a DEPENDABLE
Painter or Pnpaerhanger. Ptttuburgh
pninw. 132 w. Main, pnone eu.
Transfer.
DAVtS TRANSFER AND STORAOB
Local and Long Distance Furniture
Moving Bonded carrier Fireproof
storage Expert crating, packing
and shipping service "Davit Cos
Service N Phone 044
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Office 36 So Fir Phone 816 Prloei
right. Service guaranteed
SAMSON Tansrer and Storage Par
ol tu re Moving and expert rurnlture
packing service Fireproof storage
new low rates.
P S SAMSON O. Pbone 888.
STUART'S VRUCKINO EH VICE
reiephone 1038 or 833 111 No Fli
St Local and long dlatanoe Fuel
oils any Kind (Veen, stamps In
side of 3-mile limit
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice to Creditors.
In the County Court of the County
or jacKson in ana ior tne sum oi
Oregon.
In the Matter of the Estate of Elisa
beth Lawrentz, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed ad
ministratrix of the estate of the above
named decedent and has duly quali
fied as such, and all persons having
claims against said estate are requir
ed to present the same, with proper
vouchers, witmn six montns irom me
date of this notice, to the under
signed, at Room 0 In Davis Building.
33 North Central Avenue, Medford,
Oreeon.
Dated and first published Septem
ber 1st. 1B37. DORA HOWARD,
Administratrix.
Notice of Appointment of Adminis
trator
Notice la herebv slven bv the un
dersigned that he was. on the. Hrd
dav of Aumist. 1937. by the Counts
Court of the State of Oregon for
Jackson County, and in tne matter
of the Estate of Jennie E Reamee
deceased, pending In said Court, duly
appointed Administrator oi sam
tate.
All perrons havlnsz claims against
said Estate are hereby required to
present the tamo, witn proper voucu
era, within six months from the date
or tnis notice, to tne unaersigimo
Administrator, at 413 Liberty Build
ing, Medford Oregon
Dated this 4th day of August, 1087
EDWARD L. REAMBS,
Administrator of the Estate of
Jennie E. Reames, Deceased
Closing time for Too Late to Clas
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Meteorological Report
Sept. 1. 1937
Medford and vicinity: Pair tonight
and Thuraday; not much change in
temperature.
Oregon: Generally f&lr tonight and
Thuraday but cloudy or foggy near
coast. Somewhat warmer eaat portion
tonight. Moderate northwest wind off
coast.
Temperature a year ago today:
Highest 73; lowest 63.
Total monthly precipitation 0 In.
Excess for the month 0 Inches.
Total precipitation since September
1, 1037, 0 Inches. Excess deficiency
for the season 0 inches.
Relative humidity at 5 p. m. yes
terday 40 per cent; S a. m. today 78
per cent.
Tomorrow: Sunrise 5:37 a. m., sun
set 0:45 p. m.
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130 Meridian Time.
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PHOENIX, Sept. l-(Spl) Word
has been received that Cecil B. Mor
gan. Injured by log rolling over Wm
last Thursday evening at Keno,. w
slightly improved but not yet out or
danger. Mr. Morgn It tne youngest
son of Mrs. O. T. Morgan of Photnli.
Mrs. Morgan left at midnight Friday
to be with her son.
Robert Dallas of Salem was re
cent guest at the Rev. I. F. MoFtr
land home.
Phoenix Christian Endeavor mem
bers were guests of the Jacksonville
Christian Endeavor August 33.
Misses Lois and Carrie Seedy, Mr.
and Mrs. T. t. Reedy and niece Ro
berta, of Klamath Fall, were week
end fines ts of MR .and Mrs. n. A.
Reedy. Mr. Reedy had a tonsllestomy
performed Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Nlksche of
Beaverton and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Watt of San Diego are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. D. M. Watt.
L. O. Caster, Mrs. Marjory Burleson
and daughter Shirley, left Sunday for
week' visit in Ellenaburg, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Let Pollard and
daughter Katharine, of Wasco, Gal.,
were over night guest of Mrs. J. O.
Coffin Friday night and left Saturday
morning for California, having spent
ten daya vlaltlr old friends here
and In Ashland.
Miss Gwendolyn White was hon
or gueat at a party given at the home
of Mr. J. O. Coffin on Houston road,
celebrating her 13th birthday, August
36. Guest were Mr. end Mrs. Sheldon
Walter, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. White,
Mr. and Mra. Lee Pollard and daugh
ter Katharine of Waaco, Cat., Natalie
Parker of Medford, Mn, C J. Whit.
Marian Whit, and Mr. J. O. Coffin.
Mr. and Mr, s. C. Lee of Buffalo.
Okla., and son Robert I. Lee, were
recent gueat of Mr. Let' parent.
Mr. and Mra. M. Brownrtgg. while
here the Let family, accompanied by
Mr. and Mr. W. F. Hoaglnd and
daughter Joyoe Lee, of Klamath Fall,
W. L. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Brown.
rlgg enjoyed a vacation trip along the
Oregon coaat.
Riviera
RIVIERA, Sept. 1. (Spl) Mr. and
Mrs. Veltlt Biles and small son moved
to Gold Hill Saturday. Mr. Bile ha
sub-leased hit place to Mr. Daley of
Nebraska. Tht Daley family have
been staying at tht Riviera auto camp
and will move at once to the Bilet
ranch.
Otto Fuhrman. Andrew Moaher and
Marie Block went to Albany Tues
day.
Mr. and Mra, Norman Baxter and
Mr. Geo. Hutchln enjoyed the after
noon services held at Wlmer August
33.
Mr. and Mr. Swb of the Ever
green ftuto park were among Medford
hopper Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hendrlckson, who
have been ataylng at the hom ot
Mrs. Elsla Bat ton during Mr. Bat
ton' absence, moved Friday.
Olenn Moaher of Taft, Cat., vtslttd
several dayt tht past week with hi
grandfather. Andrew Moaher.
David Blrdsyee and Rowland Mllltr
attended tht theater in Grant paae
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clay Biles snd chil
dren, Msy. Robert and Bonney Jean,
of Rogue River visited at tha Englt
home Monday.
t
The Grange
Upper Bogae O rente.
Upper Rogut Orange met August
It wltb fair atundanot. Plana were
completed for tht plenlo at Catty
ctmp. September S. All Ortngers and
prospective member are Invited.
Bring a full basket.
A fin spirit of cooperation was
ahown by a number ot member do
nating a dollar for purchast of shads
Boise 83 Clear
Boston 8 Clfar
Chicago BJ T2 Cloudy
Denver . - 8 88 Clear
Eureka 84 80 .13 Cloudy
Helen 73 60 Clear
Los Angele 80 83 Clear
MEDFORD 73 83 Cloudy
New York 93 66 Clear
Omaha M 73 Clear
Fboenlz - 96
..... 68 66 Cloudy
80 38 . Clear
73 63 Cloudy
93 68 P. Coy.
66 66 T Cloudy
70 63 M Clear
64 44 .06 Foggy
, 90 68 T Clear
68 60 .03 Clear
Russia as it Is Today
Uncensored Revelations in
Stalin's Blood Purge
By WEBB MILLER
United Press Starr Correspondent
(Copyright 1937 by United Press)
MOSCOW, Tit London, (uncensored), Sept. 1. (UP) Joseph Stalin al
ways has been th most unacesslble of the world's rulers but since the
present political and Industrial crisis
public even leas.
While In Moscow two years ago, I
caught glimpses ot Btalln three timet
whizzing through th street In his
Lincoln sedan; but this time I could
find no one who had seen him In
publlo In th laat few week.
"The men of steel" spend most of
his tune In hit office and apartment
behind the high wall ot tht Krem
lin. Occasionally he visit hi oountry
hom 30 miles outside th city.
Conscious of Dinger
Undoubtedly he it acutely conscious
of tht dangers of assassination, espe
cially since the murder of hi long
time friend Sergei Kirov, which prov
ed that even Soviet chieftain of the
inner ring were not safe from polit
ical assassin.
Although It was expected that
Stalin would go to tht railroad sta
tion to greet the first group of avia
tor who flew over th North Pol to
America, he did not appear. The gov
ernment staged a ahow reminiscent of
New York welcomes complete with
millions of scraps of paper flung from
building (exoept in this case they
were anti-fascist leaflet). Stalin re
ceived tha titer later at the Kremlin.
When he doe emerge from the
kremlln. ht I guarded mora carefully
than any other world figure. He
apeeds to hla oountry estate in
shiny new Soviet oar wltb green glass
window and modeled on tht lines or
the Lincoln and Packard. The route
leads over a road posted day and night
with uniformed guards of the MKVD
(formerly the O. P. u.) every few
hundred yards. On the backs of tele.
phont pole along tha way are spe
cial telephone for quick communis
cation. The guard Jot down the num
ber of every oar passing over tn road
Besidea those precaution tht high
way I patrolled constantly by cars
filled with plainclothes mm. Any
automobile which tarries even a few
minute 1 immediately checked by
the plainclothes men who quickly
draw up alongside.
police careful
While traveling this road with Nor
man Deuel (United Press Moscow
manager) wt halted a couple of min
utes to ascertain whether a mena
who had a blown tire, needed assist
ance, within a minute an automobile
loaded with detectives drew up quiet
ly and waited until we began to move
again.
Stalin' oountry home la closely
guarded by an especially chosen band
of men reputedly from the Caucasus
and Georgia, whose language Stalin
still sneak. Othera are distributed day
and night In th nearby wood and
open field. Hit movements are always
kept secret. Even member of the in
ner otrclo never know until he ac
tually appear whether Stalin will
attend social function and meeting
Nothing evtr appear In the Soviet
pre concerning hi personal Ufa or
that of his wife and three children
According to bolshevik Ideas that doet
not constitute ntws. Reotntty ont of
for the hall. Twelve were bought,
and six more are needed. Tht new
stage curtains were finished and will
be up tor the next meeting, Septem
ber 3, when Cagl Point Grange offi
cer will take the chairs and the
lecturer from there will put on tht
program. The Upper Rogue team will
do likewise at Eagle Point Grange,
Tuesday, September 7.
Ten members turned out Sunday
and put tht first coat of paint on
tbt hall, which Improved it a lot. A
number of ladles brought eats and
served dinner at noon, inoludlng Sis
ters Maud Dltaworth. Vaughn, Axtell,
Tullls, Meryl Cerium and Segesemtn.
Sister Robertson called for a few
minute and I Improving satisfac
torily. Rams Valley Orange.
Sams Valley Orang will meet Sat
urday evening, September 4, Every
member I asked to be present as the
Pennsylvania plan will be explained
again and a final vote taken. R. E.
Nealon also has Important Informa
tion for all the fair committee. A
hlghwy aafsty program will be given
during lecture hour.
Membera art reminded to bring
their August sale slips tor the con
test. H. E. chairman announces a water
melon teed after the meeting and
request 11 who can to bring melons.
Attendance waa email last meet
ing as many ware called elsewhere.
Mrs. Inlow and daughter of Bellvlew
were very welcome visitors. A short
business session wss held snd re
freshment were served by the H.
E. O.
ASHL
OF USING CLUB IN ROW
Welter Culiop of Ashland I chars
td with assault while srmed wltb s
dangerous weapon, In a complaint
tiled by Edward J. Boston. In Justice
court. Culiop stked further time to
plead and bonds were fixed at toOO
Boston allege that Culiop bit him
over tht head end body with a piece
ot 3x4, during an argument over
wages.-
Ttlal of Woodrow Turpln, charged
with disorderly conduct In a Jack
sonville resort laat Saturday night,
chedu!ed for this morning wa post
poned until next Monday. Turpln
It alleged to have hit a woman, en
gaged In a first fight with two men,
and used prolan language during a
rumpus.
In the Soviet union, he la seen In
my Moscow friends, taking lesson
from a Russian tennis instructor.
gave a lift in his car to a youth who
waa going into town from th court.
He chatted casually with the boy, but
learned only afterward from the In
structor that hit passererer waa ont
of Stalin's sons.
Leads Simple Lit
Ot all the world' great ruler Sta
lin lead the simplest prlvte lift.
Usually he dresses In an unadorned
military-type tunlo with breeche and
high boot. He dislike dainty food.
and usually tata aparlngly of sub
stantial dishes, sometime nibbling at
unsalted Caucaslon roll while
working at his desk. He frequently
spends from 6 to 30 hours a day at
his deal going through report and
conferring with associate.
The "man ot steel" has few inti
mates, and those art usually long
time friend such a Kaganovltch, tht
former saddler whose sister be mar
ried, and Minister of War Voroahllor.
Aside from reading, Stalin's relaxa
tion are principally amoklng hla pip
and listening to hit playtr piano.
Occasionally when old frlenda art in
vited to hit oountry home, bt take
a few alps of Georgian wine. But nor
mally he drink little.
No Time for Novel
Much ot hit reading la confined to
discussions of the theories of Marx
ism and Leninism, and books concern
ing industry, agriculture, and other
subjects connected with hi official
position. He ha no time for novel
or light literature.
Although Stalin once indicated that
lavish eulogies ot himself In speech
es, press, and resolution were dis
pleasing, since the latest purge these
continual panegyric have reached
new height of adulation without re
buke. Every speech or factory resolu
tion I Interlarded with almost Bye
antlne phraseology of praise tor the
leader.
It I generally believed that Stalin
himself took the Initiative In launch
ing the present purge, especially tht
inclusion of tveryone who previously
had relatione with Trotaky or Trots
ky's principal supporters. But it I
worthy of note that in the matter ot
oxecutlon ot Tukhachevsky and seven
other general the normal panel of
three Judge wa widened to includt
high ranking officer ot the army.
The mental strsln of the double
crisis this year does not seem to hava
told visibly on Stalin. Foreigners who
stood within a few (core yards of
him during th May Day parade In
Red Square or the air demonstration
in mid-August, even with glasses
could not detect the slightest indica
tion of tension. And thert it no evi
dence that recurring rumors of hla
illness havt any foundation.
(Tomorrqw: Tht drlvt against for
eigner.) FJ.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1-OP) Mr.
Susan Cleveland Yeoman, only sur
viving sister of Graver Cleveland, to
day likened th "petty criticism" of
President Roosevelt to attack made
on her brother when bt waa In tbt
White House.
Mr. Yeoman, tn a statement la-
sued on th eve of her B4tb birth
day, pleased for "the cooperation and
harmony of true statesmanship in
stead of political wrangling" to safe
guard national recovery.
'Fair and constructive criticism is
always helpful, but I resent the un
fair, unjust and petty criticism of
President Roosevelt," 'she said, -even
fifty year ago I resented th abuse
often heaped upon my brother.
"Th praise which he (Cleveland)
now receives would bavi been so
helpful end so encoursgln. when he
was trying to hard to set i'rly, to
plan wisely and act ftarliissly."
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for the kindness and sympathy ex
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death ot our mother, Kate May Teat;
also for tht beautiful floral offerings.
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