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rRDFOTJD MATL TRTBTTNTl, MEDFOTt D, OREO OX, WEDNESDAY, .TUXE IS, 1933. PAGE SEVEN I 3 ; Read every ad on this page you wtll probably rind exactly the things you have been look ing for 01 a sale 01 trade (oi unuaed articles you may have Search youi attic or tore -room you may find many thing ' other are seeking and oe able to realize tmmediate cash II what you want tsnt bere, ad vertise for it Tribune Clari fied Ads are Inexpensive -effective! RATES Per word, rirst Insertion ,, He (Minimum 2.1c) Each additional Insertion, per word 1c (Minimum 10c) Per line per month without copy change $1.23 CASH Or money order must ac company all mail order classified ads. LOST AND FOUND LOST Black folder containing -addresses and receipts, suitable re ward. Court Hall, 318 8. Central. LOST Pontlac nub cap. Please re turn to Mall Tribune. LOST 11 dug .nlsmug, call 1518. WANTED MALE HELP SINGLE farm hand; good milker, professor Engelhardt, Route 3. STEADY EMPLOYMENT to mechanic who will buy 40 acres, small house, for S600. write Frees' Oarage, Box 17-A. Jacksonville, giving qualifi cations. WANTED Farm Help for blocking and thinning beets m basis 7.t0 acre, Bunkhouse accommodations but mUL furnish own blankets Board ai.oo day. Poplar Land Cora pany. Rou'.e 2. Snohomish. Wash WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Woman for housework; modern country home, close iu. Some wages. Might consider couple Box 23S8, Tribune. WANTED Middle-aged lady for housework. Must be dependable. Box 2340, Tribune. WANTED Elderly woman for house work. Room, board and wages. Dora E. Smith, Talent, Ore. WANTED SITUATIONS HIGH SCHOOL graduate wants per manent Job In good home. Bex 230'), j Tribune.- EXPERIENCED ranch foreman wants Job. Box 2320, care Tribune. CAPABLE woman wants housekeep ing. Good cook. Free to go anywheie Box 2423, Tribune. LADY wishes housework in widower's home. Box 2430, Tribune. RICE, the painter. Phone 1157-J. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS DRIVING to Yakima, Wash., Saturday, '37 Chevrolet; take two; share, 1013 N. Central. WANTED Packers to register for coming season. Pinnacle Packing Co. WANTED Elderly lady to room and board. 1105 West Main. Tel. 1108-J WANTED Late model cars to sell on consignment. Equities bought See JOHN, 9th and Riverside. WANTED To rent modern 6-room house, unfurnished. Responsible party. Call R. L. Carpente.-. 286. WANTED TO RENT by June 20th, 3 or 4-room modern house, partly furnished, electric range. Adulte Permanent. Phone 97. WANT to buv modern home In city preferably east side. Might consider small suburban acreage with mod ern Improvements. Address Box 2422. Tribune, giving full descrip tion and prloe. WANTED Grain binding. Ross Lane, route 2. W. M. Flnley. WANTED Bids on delivering 35 tiers lo-in. ary ooay on uu a utio 16-tn dry body pine, to Table R-ck schoolhouse. John L. Nealon, Tel. 188. Central Point. WELL DRILLING 81.50 per ft first 50 ft., etc J. M. Dodge, 519 King WANTED Dead and worthless ani mal removed rree ol charge Phone 1769 (reverse chargesi Southern Oregon By-Products Co RinilKST CASH PRICKS PAID Pol Youl Pumlture MKIIFOKn HAROAIN HOUSE 27 N Grape at Phone 1063 WOOL - MOHAIR - HIDES And Pelts See us before you sell MEDPOHD BARC1AIN HOUSE 37 N Grape St Phune 1062 WANTED - Unfurnished or partly furnished house ol flat 2 nedrooms oil oi clrculitlng neat Must oe modern and good nelahborhood. up to (40 Box 1572 rrtbune HIGHEST PRICE? PAID fol Batteries Radiators Alnmlmim Brass Cop Dei ino ithei metals MEUFDKD BARGAIN HOUSE 27 N Grape St Phone 1062 WE PY MOKK Cash Pol vtuit furniture HOI HIHMIh A 4MIHKHS 6th and Prtmt Phone 547 PAPER INO 25c roll Paln-ir. at reasonable ort-rea vVork iuaran on nt 110 N a-fiPti FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT--Pumi'ied house No S Everette Court W ltth streo' Adults only. 127 50 Phone 238 FOR RENT Furnlsi.ea -rm. modern home, full electric equipment for summer only. Inquire 744 West J action. FOR RENT HOUSES FOR EXCHANGE FOR RENT Furnished ."-room nous MISCELLANEOUS ' m.' 350' FOR "SALE OR TRE-DuroTbr Close In. 518 East Main. . from registered stock. Tel. 133-J-2. RENT - -J?m.To1:m hou"' FOR TRADE - Dentistry for common 35. 408 N. Ivy. Adults. ,Bbor Box 1514. Tribune. r04g.Rs?.HOUM-,2a-8' ""'U1, FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 5-room furnished bouse. FOR SALE 3 acres, 4-room house. 422 8. Ivy. city water, electricity, lot of grapes and berries; sightly view. FURNISHED V, duplex; 2 and J -room price $850, (150 cash, balance like apnrtments. 604 W. 10th. rent. Will trade for car or cattle. g L. O. Plckell, 16 S. Bartlett. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR SALE - Cement block machine. cheap If taken at once. Inqulro FOR RENT s rooms, 10 unfur- Economy Lumber Yard, Medfcrd. nished; $16 furnished. Not modern jt u. Morrison. Prune St. Inquire 618 East Main. - .. LARGE TRACT of tested place! FOR RENT 3-room furnished apart- ground. Bargain If taken soon. ment, 40 Quince. Phone 641-w. Tei, 1533, or call at 325 Vancourcr. FURNISHED 8-room apartment; aa j.rooM furnished modern house. J heat and refrigeration; private bath. 0t8i new range, fine lawn, berries Gloria Pan Apts.. 375 So. Central. ,na other fruit. A snap, (1400. Near - ;"rT" Junior high and Jackson schools FOR RENT Vawter Apts. 20 No clr , mcumbrance; 500 down. Holly, unfurnished lower. Call lmsll dalrv ranches. 4. 5 mornings. Phone 1108. ln1 i0 acres: good buildings; equip- Ev1ryt'i;gW.anMrRcj!eESa,C.OV.d'' garage. "K5 WeTtmn'' ""th " n."i52R8e.J.t0r' W FURNISHED APT., 13.50. 81 South 5o7TRy hom; 0n gu7riv and orange St. paclflo highway. 5-room house. FOR RENT -Furnished apartments. ath. flreplaee. bunt-lns cold Bin n Central spring, three acres Irrigated gar- 616 N. Central. dfn Qrty acr(,s v,rgln ontt APARTMENT and sleeping room for terms. Write Kenneth L. Kegg. Bon. rent. 344 N. Bartlett. nevllle, Oregon or See Donald Gay, .. near Gold Hill. APT. for rent. Hotel Grand. " r" " 20 ACRES, partly Irrigated. S-room FURNISHED 3-room apt.; private house, barn, chicken house. Snap bath, sleeping porch. Adults. 912 at 62250. Easy terms. C, S. Butter- 60. Oakdale. field, Medford Bldg, FOR RENT Small furnished apart- FOR SALE My home at 41 Ashlanl 1 ment. No smoking. 530 S. Central. avenue, large view living room, ov- erlooklng city. 3 bedrooms, tile klt- FURNISHED cool apsrtment, private chen and breakfast nook, modern bath, Frlglralre. 806 W. Main. dining room, hardwood floors throughout, full basement, drive -In garage, ample room for storage, ..,, work shop or playroom. Piped nut apartment lr furnace, operated automatically FOR RENT DJr on burner. Every detail of con Front apartment, nicely fur- structlon -has been carefully nished; comblnstlon living thought - out and arrangtd. and dining room with fire- Ltnd KtiSeA grouhd with rock gar place; bedroom, bath, cabl- aisn flowers and shrubbery A 'sal net kltohen; hot and cold nomei eost , construction U,ono. water furnished. Rent reas- Youra ror s8 000 Mu be ,. to SS? ...nPSlTk,.'L. buslnes" be oppreclated. Mrs. Ray Satchwell, omce, Mau rrihune. owner 2 5-ACRE ranch, 3-room modern house, miww'ZZTZZZZl' W " "nv 'y water. Irrigation, stocked; for FURNISHED apartment. 81 H. Oak- M,J or rent HouM wlt red roo, . -, - - - -, . - -, - t ., . across from Lone Pine school. ro,-JTn'!!,re.d MS FOR SALETa.'Troo1rnhofe. SLST Hoterlfou'and. n' bld"5' ' M' FOR RENT 2 furnished apartments .TTTTrT ?TrKd"." unl au D.i.nrf -3hh.-H n. It i WHEN you think 01 real estate tnlnK Of BROWN 5 WHITE. apts roB g'?"-''-,-?"-. HOMErrorsiirMetf FINE modern apartment Inquire tf. surrounding towns Easy terms F & F Bank Jackson County Federal Savings ' - - Loan Association FOR RENT FURNISHED " federal land" bank- farms ROOMS fr Information Inquire of Warren ,t. -1. -1. -l n. i- -. Patterson Secretary at the National ROOMS AND FURNISHED APART- Farm Loan Office 202 Liberty Bldg MENTS Hot and cold water, elec- Tel 1149 Ot 0 A Barnes 167 B trlclty furnished: garage 21 Gen- 8th Eugene Ore J. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT Cool sleeping room, 706 - - So. Oakdale. 1932 FORD V-8 Sedan: looks and nins fine: good rubber. Special FOR RENT Newly decorated room, r price only 1193. on low easy terms 40S Edwards. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. ' Dodge and Plymouth Distributors. PLEASANT room or apt 916 West - 10th FOR SALE Bird supplies of all - 1 " " ' kinds. Monarch Seed and Feed Co. ROOM FOR TWO 168 NO Oakdale , PIE CHERRIES, 3c lb. You pick. FOR RENT Heated furnished room Blankenship, Central Point. 714 West 10th Phone 1565-Y - CLEARANCE ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 8 Grape USED CAR RADIOS - Many models to choose from Priced FOR RENT BOARD-ROOMS sperce stSn!"'"'' BOARD and ROOM 1008 W. Main. 1930 STUDEBAKER; good runnins p-Crrp-";"::' n condition, $116. Dresslors. 1107 BOARD and ROOM 716 g. Main. Ea8t Man, FOR KENT ABBEY'S SPECIAL iwioniPT tiOTOtn '38 tAFAYETTE Victoria with buUt-ln MlBUbLLAntUUH trunk; convertible Into bed. Inline mechanical condition; good tires, BACHELOR CABIN and rooms, 445 S. finish like new. Has had excellent Front. care 6535 WALTER W. ABBEY, INO. 260 ACRES grazing land. 8ee Colman, rjaed Car Lot across from new - 700 B. Main. building, corner 9th and Bartlett. FOR RENT - 2 store rooms steam- 5Aandine7ouse'bul!t-ln, in heated office room See Al Llttrell goo0- condition; cheap. Inquire or Roland Hubbard Phone 337 evenings, 120 7th, Ashland. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK '3l Chevrolet n4-ton truck, 11- " .,r"-7T ; -, - censed, for sale or trade for light FOR SALE Tested Jersey cows, fresh. 'jJt!. L1dhnHlnBe- Rt8l,tere1 Uern- FOR SALE - '29 Bulck Sedan, good wanted -Transport and tontue condition; bargain. Box 2445, Mall trucks for blneter. Chester Wendt. vun"' ; FOR SALE 193o" Reo SedanT" Tel. BREEDING DOES, 1.50 each. Phone 1433-X. 1566-L. WHAT does a man have to do to raise FOR SALE - 4 milk cows. 1 springer: ' f"h JfL.nTa'onrfnes 3 milking. Robert Humphrey, Eagle HpjTnyreSsonao?,0 ?JIS. ..- . 1 1 l... -11-1.- Must be seen to be appreciated FOR SALE-Chlld's gentle riding s'i''"','i a2 N; B"""t- pony. A. L. Ferns, Fern Valley. c." GATES AUTO CO FOR BALE - 8 good milk cows, fresh SPECIAL R. A O GUARANTEED short time; and weaner pigs. Houm , -j.- ..ot with red roof across from Lone Pine gj .lan !5i! 1035 Ford 8edan , 6445 FOR SALE - Milk cows. Herb Jlr- jg3," Ford Coupe M95 schele, 1 mil. east Sam. Valley l?aiZZIZZZZ ., 1937 Ford 60 Coupe I5R6 FOR SALE - Duroc boar and wesner M1 Chemlet .Coupe .-..lOS pigs. Across R. R. from Richfield "J SorSounf till station. Central Point. S goup. --.-..IM FOR SALE - Registered Guernsey D"flC."LDnP.mfnt bull No 218205: 4 years old: well etn ana Bartlett marked Howard C. Short, 2agle n Point. Ore FOH BALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Registered Guernsey , ,-, bulls from dams on official test CHERRIES. CHERRIES, CHERRIES! Accredited herd. Priced right A11 kind,, all colors. Orchard prices. Cloverhlll Reg. Guernsey Farm. 1 phone 488-J-3. Turn left 3nd road mile east Jacksonville. Old Stage ,outh Fairgrounds, watch for sign. road. ... WESSIX water heater, lOO-gallon ca- POR SALE - BERRY HALLOCKS and pacltv. good as new. Also Hotpolnt CRATES PRUn BASKETS 01 all electric range. Call 429. kinds ?rlces tight Monarch Seed -. 61 Feed Oo USED Dayton electric computing - . scale, late model: Howe piatfortn FOR SALE - Fresh tested cows, team scale. 600 lbs.: electric coff.e grind heavy mules P. V. Cook. Eagle er. small hand-truck: all In gool Point condition: ' reasonably priced. In- quire at Riverside Cottages. Rogue FOR SALE POULTRY JIli . CHERRIES Several varieties. Oeo- 4-WEEKS-OLD White Leghorn cock- hard s 14 ml. N. Bear Crk. Cent. Pt erels. 8c. R. K. Carley. Phone 314-W . FOR SALE Automobile radio. $12 ORDER pen-fattened fryers. Choice Trade for wood. 225 South Oakdale of Reds or Leghorn: weigh from 2 to 3 lbs: dressed or alive. Mr. R. FOR 8ALE Good rug. 11-3x12; zxt- B. Carley. Phone 314-W. penter tools, wheelbarrow. Invalid 1, m.. ' -- rubber cushion. 412 South Oraue FRYERS Barred Rocks, mil and grain fattened Phone 1777-J last FOR SALE Kill earwigs with mir house left side Lotler Lsne. EARWIO BAIT. Monsrch Seed aV STARTED and day-old chicks Barred , . . Rocks Hampshire IB per 100 , FOR SALS Preserve eggs now while Leghorns 18 Free literature. Brooks cheap. Use our WATER-GLASS. Hatchery, Grants Pass, Ore. 1 Monarch Seed and Feed Co, i FOR SALE! MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE MADRONA DAIRY RA TION "la tops" in dairy ieej. rroper nutritive balance, perfect blend with a wide variety of liwrredleina. Economical. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. FOR SALE BINDER TWINE ar.d GRAIN BAGS. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. USED TIRE SALE The largest Used Tire stock In town must be liquidated. Assorted sires. 60c and up. Lewis Super Service Station. 6-HOLE STOVE with reservoir, as. 323 Kennet St. SPECIAL THIS WEEK Complete lubrication, service, 76o. Rudy's Gllmore Station. FOR SALE DAIRY FLY SPRAYS priced from 50c gal. up. Monarch Seed it Feed Co. FOR SALE Lambert and Royal Anne cherries. Roy I Ganfleld, on Jack sonville Hwy. FOR SALE Sterilized grape Juice. Dell Vineyard, Route 2, Medford. FOR SALE Fruit baskets. Berry hallocks, 66 per 1000. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. - O. E. REFRIGERATOR B-6, used 8 months, $170: 1038 G. E. 10-tube full automatic radio, used one month, retail $160. sell for $100. 222 West Jackson St. FOR SALE Large Prlgldalre like new bedstead ani springs electrlo range. 1129 Nlantlc. FOR SALE Iron wheel wagon with hay rack. Platform scales. E. C. Richmond. Midway Road. ZINNIAS. TOMATO PLANTS, Co d'.. 826 West 13th, FOR SALE t- 2.000.000 ft. of pine tim ber. 21 miles from Medford. B. G. Coulter, Beagle, Ore. FOR SALE Used 22-ln. Case thresher, model C Case tractor, Fordson trac tor. McCormlck-Deerlng mower, 10 ft. hay rake. International truck. 2-horae oulttvator. 7-ft. binder. Flnley Implement Co.. Central Point. GOOD used washing machine, also good eloctrlc ' refrigerator for sale very reasonable Terms It desired Flynn Electric Co., 131 West Main Phone 107. CASH AND CARRY SHINGLE PRICES Labeled high-grade shingles at prices that you can't beat. Also special prices on doors, windows, lumber Items and many other articles of building materials. THE MEDFORD LUMBER CO. At 3rd and Fir. , A Pioneer Yard since 1908. BARN timbers, telephone and 'Ight poles. - A. J. Roblson. Eagle Point LAUREL, Fir and Pine: $1. up. Tel 452-R-9 FISHINO TACLKE At prices you can pay. Everything you need at Cliff's Sport Shop, 817 North Riverside, SPEED QUEEN WASHERS and Iron era Reduction on Spartan Refrig erators Good used washers and radios at bargain prices. Washer parts for all makes of washers Special price on wringer rolls for a limited time We have a factory trained washer service man FICK'S HARDWARE. MYERS WATER PRESSURE SYSTEMS Reasonably priced; Installation guaranteed Pumping systems over hauled Plumbing contracting We . can save you money. Special price on General Paints Pemco Electric Fence Regulators. FICK'S HARDWARE. RIVER LOAM Excellent for flowers or lawns Phone 1634-Y FOR SALE - Llly-of-the-vailey 730 West 2nd St. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Hardons 6. Statutes 9. Causes to float gently 14. Edible luber 15. Continent 16. Liquid part . of fat ' 17. Mild oath 18. Mishap or disaster 20. Sea bird 21. Buys back 21. Coloring agent 21. Fix or decree beforehand 2ft. Siamese Colo 27. Confined 28. Communica tions 38. Made eyes 3S, City In Indiana 2s. Short for a man's name 17. Protective Solution of Yesterday'! Puzzle D AMPELM5URAL AGEjIkE APiN E V E SaiMMIeIts A R ETAppiNGOTli DELXP I NT(5lAPT HlMliAErlR AIBAlRSlSTEEL Y shedspTsa hepMos a rmSps o STOAMOTiCiLl ESSSMa erqIIton EiRlSrrlTiRlElTiiETSlS ditch 18. Cotton fabrlo 65' 19. Kail suddenly 10. Kngllsh queen IL American ; engineer 5?' who bridged 6l the Missis- sippi 52 11. Smiling IS. Takes back 6 15. Search l. Behold "ft 17. Uttering musi cally 10. Ancient wine 1. vessel s. Hazarding And not Allowtng Time long son Weird "Th atoomj -', Dan" Engliih rtver Man's part lei Bamboollkt graun Secondhand DOWN HOTSA Tidal wave ' a I3 K iff 6 7 I wmi o I" i I'" 'I ;i "i I" I" If IF "H" f-i 1 lw w- -3 up FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Piano. $75. ler, Route 1. Tnlent. Noah Chand- MISCELLANEOUS NOTICE The Medford Poultry as Egg Co. will not be responsible for any bills con tracted by O. J. Oeer, otherwise Clarence J. Geer. (Signed) H. C. Fredette. FOR A-l dry oleanlng and laundry call 15 day or night BUSINESS CHANCES FOR TRADE Cafe, seats 60, railroad trade. Want acreage In Oregou Address, Home Cafe. Pellgman arlr PERSONAL POEMS SET rO B108I0 ARRANGED for publication Submit best work either ooem 01 melodlea lot free examination and report Hull Studios. Uepi K Portland Jregon BUSINESS DfKEGTORY Ahutrnrte. JAl'HXOM COUNT AI1STHAC1 CO 11 1 I K IN.-I HANC't Alls I K ACTS t3( HOWS Dressmaking. THE DOMESTIC SHOPPE 25 yrs exp Tailoring, Dressmaking. Alterations. Remodeling, Hemstitching. Buckles and buttons covered 19 N Bartlett 1'HE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking and Remodeling. Buttons and Buckles oovered Room 12 Sparta Bldg rel 1181 DHES8MAK1NG. Tailoring. Ladles Coats and Suit Alterations Prtoes reasonable Mary M Coker Ora- terlan Bldg Chinese Herbs Chinese Herbs for all ailments GET QUICK RESULTS Try our remedies. Consult us tree CHAN & CHAN CO.. 335 E Main. Expert It ug Cleaners. LET GEORGE UO IT Clean and de moth Hugs Davenports Chain tc 39 So Grape Geo A Seely 'h 1173 rulntlng PAINTING Industrial and reslden tlal work quickly done at moderBte cost Lstest spray-type equipment F H Gardner Phone 1376-W COLORS BY NATURE PAINTS BK PITTSBURGH Let us recommend a reliable oalnter ut paperhanrfi" PH A loans rot painting now avail able Pittsburgh Paint Store. 132 W Main Radtnlor Repairing HOOPER'S RADIATOR SERVICE 33 South Bartlett Expert window Cleuner. LET GEORGE DO IT - Tel 1173 House cleaning floor waxing, da mothlng, nig, upholstery cleaning Trucking. GENERAL DUMP rRUOKING Sand gravel, top soil, decomposed granite Ray Chamberlln Hwy J9. V mile west Cold Hill Tel Gold Hill 5 Transfer DAVIS TRANSFEH AND STORAGE Local and Long Distance Furniture Moving Bonded carriers Plreprtwl storage Export crating, packing and ahlpping service "Davis for Service " Phone 644. EAD8 TRANSFER It STORAGE OO. Office 28 So Pit Phone 316 Prices right service guaranteed. Cross-Word Puzzle IS. Very email 13. Old-time dngger 19. Third division of a rumi nant's Btonmch 21. Fruit nkfn 24. SeesnWB 26. Knocking gently 28. Henairs 29. Ancient Greek city 50. Of the nature and consis tency of Jelly 51. EngllBh school 32. Month of the year: abbr, SS. Persian poet Zi. Not there Fuel 38. Trickery 42. Step of a Indder 44. High nests 46. Depended or turner! 47. Burn super flclally 48. Norwegian 49. Avarice 50. Copies 61. Encounter 62. Irish ex- plellve 1 54. Mix rlrcu- ' larly it us. Cattle A 68. Marhle: 1 colloq. S3. Pronoun 1, 4 5' 7 9' iq 11. Remove tor continuance of growth In another place Turf Bewail Apart fiagncloue Hecure Do feme High In the musical ' aeule Inveterate trlfe BUSINESS DIRECTORY Hoofing. REPAIR and apply all kinds of roofs Let us give you an estimate, ah work guaranteed Phone 12M J R Monson Old Paclflo Mwy LOANS VACATION DAYS ARE HERS AOAII4 Call On Us For Your Vacation Cajih. Quick, 'rlendly loans up to 9300 on your own signature and seourlty No endorsers. Small, adjustable monthly payments. Call, Phone or Writ OREGON FINANCE CO. (Formerly Ore & Waah Mtg. Co.) Ho. No 8-311. M217. Phone ISO. 4fl So Central. LEGAL NOTICES Notice to Creditors In the County Court of the state of Oregon for trie county ot jackson. In the Matter of the Batata ot Aaron Andrews, deceased. Notice 1a hereby given, that th undersigned have been appointed and qualified as cosdmtnlstrntora of the estate of Aaron Andrews, deceased; all itcrsonfl having claims nKAltist said estate are hereby notified to present the same, with propter vouchers, at the office of Kenneth a. uenmnn. attorney for the. undersigned, in the Jackson county Bank uuuamg in Medford, Jackson County, Oregon, within six months from the date hereof. Dated and first published June 9th. 103B. ANNA MARIE MILLER, C A. ANDREWS. Co-Admlnlstrntors of the Estate of Aaron Andrews, Deceased. Notice to Creditors. In the County Court of the State or Oregon for the County of Jackson. In the Matter of the Estate of Ann a. Andrews, decpnsed. Notice Is hereby given, that the undersigned hnve been appointed and qualified as co-admlnlstiatora ot the estate of Ann C Andrews, deceased; nil persons having cl films against said estate are hereby notified to present the same, with propor voucners, at the offloe of Kenneth Q, Denmau. attorney for the undersigned, In the Jackson County Bmik Building In Medford, Jackson County, Oregon, within six months from the date hereof. Dated end first published June 6th. 1938. ANNA MARIE MILLER, O. A. ANDREWS, Co Administrators of the EstAte of Ann O. Andrews. Deceased. Reese Creek REESE CREEK, June IB. (Spl.) Mrs. Edward Hanlford and daughter Signs ot Seattle are here visiting tier parents, Mr and Mrs. W. 0. Jock and family, for a while. Mr. Hsnlford will be transferred to Alaska. Mrs. Anderson of Pasadena, Cal , Is hore visiting her on-ln-lw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. 8. A. Button and family. Mrs. Sutton, Mrs. Ander son and Mrs. D. W. Husband motored to Qlcndale, Ore., lent week and bare ly escaped a bad accident when the right front wheel of tholr oar came off whllo thoy were going slow aftjr going over all the clangorous hills and grades of Sexton mountain. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Humphrey and fnmlly visited Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Wnddoll, June 9. Mrs. Thomas Vestal, Dorothy and Kathleen, were visiting at the W. 0. Jack home Juno 0. Mrs. Scott Boyer's mothei, Mrs. Davles, and her daughter, Miss Olive Hannah, both of Eureka, Oal., who are visiting here acompanled by Mrs. Alma Grow, all enjoyed a lovely day at Union Creek June 8. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Humphrey are enjoying a beautiful davonport suite, purchased for, their new house. All patrons of the school are asked to remember that June 20 will bs the annual school meeting. Homer Martin ts cutting and put ting up Russell Oreen's hay crop. June 13 was children's day at the Mission church. An all-day meeting was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. . Jack Orow enter tained with a ohlcken dinner June 9. for her mother, Mrs. Rose Sturglll of Medford, who Is visiting for a few days, also Mr. and Mrs. Scott Boyer. Mrs. Davles, Miss Olive Hannah of Eureka, Cal., Miss Jean Bowen and Eldon Orow. Word has been received from Mrs. O. P. Rusho; who Is visiting her par ents and other relatives at Mlnneap. oils, Minn., tha.t she la having a won derful visit. There has been two weddings In the family since she ar rived thero, so she could attend both affairs. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Merrltt. Janet and Jimmy, were recent dinner guests at the W. R. Lamb home. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Lamb spent June 6 at the home of Mr. and Mrs Charles Humphrey. Trucks are hauling logs again from the Butte Palls district. Berry crops are beginning to ripen and there seems to be a very heavy crop of all kinds of berries in th:e communlty. 1 Beagle BEAOLE, June 18. (Spl.) There will be preaching services at the An tloch school house Sunday, June 19. at 11 a. m. by Capt. Durham of the Salvation Army of Medford. Every one Is Invited to be present. Sunday school at the regular hour, 10 o'clock, with several numbers honoring Fath er's Day. ACCEPT RESIGNATION SCIENCE SCHOOL DEAN PORTLAND, June IS. (;JI - The board of higher education accepted the resignation of Dr. K. L. Packard dean of the school of aclenos at Ore gon Btste college, today. The edu ca tor will retain other faculty poau and devote more time to teaching and research. Upon the recommendation of Chan cellor Frederick M. Hunter, the board appointed Dr. P. A. Qllflllen. head it a department In the school of pharro acy, aa acting dean of the school of science. The Capital Parade (Continued from Page One ) for the specific purpose of laying out a plan of campaign. Competent ob servers have unanimously described the Kentucky WPA as A vast and carefully co-ordinated political ma chine. And the ablest of those who have reported It a warm friend to the New Deal. Possibly Hunter's head whirled e. bit when he tried to remember whether he was Judge, Jury, Investi gator, criminal, or what. At any rate, he saw none of the thing which ev eryone else hu seen. A splendidly ludicrous prologue to the Hunter report waa spoken by Kentucky Administrator Good man. who bad scarcely rested up from his trip to see Senator Bark ley when he announced that the charges of poll tic in his organisation were abso lutely unfounded. But the Hunter report was still louder and funnier. With an Ingen uity more than worthy of Joe cook. Hunter began by setting up stand ards for political activity. The Hunt er standards define as political the discharges or threatened discharges of opposition relief workers, padding payrolls with friendly voters, and mnclrtg contributions from men on the rolls. Just to keep the record complete, Hunter might as well have added blackjacking opponents on their way to the polls. All observers state that the Ken tucky WPA more than Uvea up to the Hunter standards, but that, of course, Is not Important. The Important thing Is that clouting a man over the head Is not the only way to horn swoggle him Into voting for you. The real meat of the great Hunter Joke was the Hunter admission that the officials of the Kentucky WPA "take a deep Interest In the outcome" ot the primary, since they are not "political eunuohs," according to the Hunter reasoning, they are entitled to express their opinion. In this In teresting oontest. It all sounds a little like Senator Berkley's groat oration against the Hatch no-polltloa-ln-rellef amend ment. It sounds even more like Sen ator Chaves's endearingly frank state ment that a "senator's friend." In the relief administration should be allowed to work for him. And, most of all, It sounds like the excuses of the steel masters, when their foremen passed the word and their workers voted 100 per cent Republican. If memory serves the steel masters' foremen used the same argument that the WPA foremen use now "vote rjght and keep your full dinner pall." Who would have expected Harry Hopkins to borrow slogans from Mark Henna? ' STAR MUST OBEY OF SAN FRANCISCO, June IS. (P) A national labor relation, board order against the Seattle Star for reinstate ment of CIO union branch managers was upheld today by the ninth United States clroult court of appeals which said the dilemma confronting the newspaper should be called to the at tention of congress. The CIO circulation employe, had been replaced by 'AFL teamsters, and a. a result the merlcan Newspaper guild had called a strike against the Star, carl E, Croson, Star attorney, arguing the case here May 17, de clared teamsters would not haul the papers If the 19 CIO men were re instated. . In a decision yesterday the three Judge court granted the NLRB's peti tion for enforcement of It. order. OREGON'S PEAR CROP WILL TOP LAST YEAR PORTLAND, June 18. P) Th federal bureau of agricultural eco nomics described tbe Oregon prune crop today as 47 per cent of normal The state's peaoh crop will average about 280,000 bushels compared with 341,000 In 1937. The bureau said the pear crop would be larger than s year ago but cherry production would be about 18,800 ton.. 4800 ton. below last season. The Oregon apple out put will be about 78 per cent of the average. TAVERN OWNER ADMITS DECAPITATION OF WIFE SAN FRANCISCO, June 18 UP) Police Captain William Healy said s murder charge would b. filed prob ably today against Pasquale Dl An gelo, 80, who confessed, Healy de clared, that he decapitated hi. wife. Roan, with a cleaver in a Jeaiou. rage Dl Angelo, San Franclaco tavern owner, was arrested yesterday while he wsa removing money from the cash register In his tavern prepara tory, Healy said, to leaving town. ENROLLMENT AT 0. S. C' DOUBLED IN 4 YEARS CORVALLI8, June 18. 0P En rollment at Oregon Stat oollege has more than doubled In four years, I B. Lemon, registrar, reported today. Registration for three term, during the 1937-88 period reached 4478 com oared with 2337 for 1911-84. On the Radio Chains STATIONS Where to rind rbem on the Olal: HEX. Portland. HDD; KK1. 040 Los Angelesi KU 1410. Spokane: KUO. iao. San Francisco; autt 1120, Portlandi tLJH. B10. Seattle: KNX. 1050. Los Anjelesi KO.V DUO Dsn ten EOIN. two, Portland. KU.MO. 00, seattlei KPO. 80. San Pranrlsrn; KSU liao, Salt Lake. Wednesday. ' - 8:00 Orace Moore, KNX, KOIM, KSL; Town Hall, KOA; Drama, KOA, KEX: Organ, KPO, KPI; News. KOO. S:30 Boston Orch.. KOO; Cllua kin'. Orch., KNX: Behind the Foot light.. KPO; Violinist. KOMO 6:45 Headline, on Parade, KNX, KOIN; Stories of Llfs, KPO; Orphan Annie, KOA. S:00 Clang Busters. KSL; Kysera Musle. KPO. KPI, KOW; Rainbow'. End, KNX. KOIN. 6:30 Minstrel Show, KOO, KOA: Jack Shannon, KNX, KOIN. 7:00 Amos snd Andy, KPO, KPT, KOW; Jack Pulton, KSL; Scatteiyood Balnes, KOIN, KNX: Drama. KOO, KEX. 7:H Lum and Abner, KNX. KOIN. KSL; Uncle Ezra. KPO, KPI, KOW: Cutler's Orch., KEX; Agriculture To day, KOO. 7:30 Ben Bernle, KNX. KSL, KOIN: Clinton's Oroh., KOO, KOA; Heldt'a Orch., KPO, KPI, KOW. 8:00 Town Hall, KPO, KOW, KPIi Cavalcade of America, KNX, K3L. KOIN; Organ, KJR: Univ. Explorer, KOO. 8:30 Baseball, KEX, KOO; Roger.' Orch., KNX. 9:00 Dorsey's Orch., KPO, KIT, KOW; Gang Busters, KNX, KOIN. 8:30 Martin's Orch., KPO, KOW, KEX: Pryor'a Orch., KNX; Waltz In terlude, KJR. 10:00 News, KPO, KFI. KOW; Cook and Orant, KSL. 10:18 Saunders' Orch., KPO, KPI; Tour Witness, KNX, KOIN, KSL: Danoe Hour, KOO; Owens' Orch., KOA. 11:00 Trumbauer'. Orch., KPO, KPI, KOW: King'. Orch., KNX. KOIN, KSL: Five Star Final, KOO; Organ, KOA. , Thursday. 8:00 Film Stars, KPO, KFI, KOW; Major Bowes, KNX, KOIN, KSL' News, KOO. 8:30 Promenade, KEX; Orphan Annie, KOA. 8:00 Blng Crosby, KPO, KFI, KOW;- Concert Orch., KNX, KOIN, KSL: Prize Plays, KOO, KEX. 8:30 Americana at Work, KNX, KOIN, KSL; Prize Play, KOO; Sport., KOA. 7:00 Amo. and Andy, KPO, KFI. KOW; Jack Fulton, KSL; Bcattergood Balnea, KNX, KOIN; Drama KOO. KEX. 7:18 Screen Scoops, KNX, KSL, KOIN; Three Cheers, KPO; Schallert Reviews, KOO, KEX. 7:30 Leo and Ken, KOO, KEX; Kate Smith, KSL, KOIN, KNX; Him ber's Orch., KPO, KOW, KFI 8:00 American Medical Assn., KJR; Sprtgg'a Orch., KPO, KFI, KOW; Univ. Explorer, KQO. 8:18 Symphony Oroh., KPO, KFI, KOW; Sport., KOO; Owens' Oroh., KEX. 8:30 Calling All Can, KNX: Grant's Oroh., KJR: Ball Game, KOO, 8:48 String Trio, KOIN; Sport., KOO. 9:00 Pryor's Orch., KNX, KOIN: Molina'. Orch., KSL. 9:18 March ot Tim., KPO, KFI, KOW; Hutton'a Orch., KJR, 9:30 John Teel, KJR; Jelesnlk'a Orch.. KSL, KOIN. 10:00 News, KPO, KPI, KOW; Saunders' Orch,, KJR; News, KNX. 10:18 King's Jesters. KPO; Lit of the Party. KNX, KOIN; Danes Hour, KOO; Saundera' Orch., KOA. 10:30 Martin's Orch., KOA. KOO: King's Jesters, KFI. 11:00 Trumbauer's Orch., KPO, KFI, KOW; Five Star Final, KOO; Organ, KOA. Meteorological Report June IS, 1938 Forecasts Medford and vicinity: Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday; warmer to night. Oregon: Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday; local thunderstorms over mountains: warmer northeast and ex treme aouth' central portion tonight; general changeable wind off coast. Local Data Temperature a year ago today! Highest, 07: lowest, 87. Total monthly precipitation, 0.01 Inches. Deficiency for the month 0.40 In. Total precipitation since Septem ber 1. 1937, 24.97 Inches. Excess for the season, 731 Inches. Relative humidity at 8 p.m. yes terday, 38 per cent; 8 a.m. today, 88 per cent. Tomorrow: Sunrise, 4:30 s.m. Sun set. 7:00 p.m. , . Observations Taken at 5 a. m ItO Meridian Time. IT I! 3 ? Boise 83 83 .01 P.Ody. Bouon 74 88 T Clear Chicago 80 83 Cloudy Denver 78 48 Clear Eureka 88 80 Cloudy Helena 73 40 Clear Lo. Angeles 84 88 Cloudy MEDFORD , 88 84 Clesr New York 78 88 .08 Cloudy Omaha - 90 83 .40 Clear Phoenix 98 84 Clear Portland 72 88 T Cloudy Reno 84 44 .19 Clear Roseburg , , 83 80 Clear Salt Lake 78 80 P. Cdy. Ban Francisco 82 88 Clear Seattle 72 88 Cloudy Spokane .78 83 - P. Cdy. Washington, D O. 68 88 Clear Yakima N 88 Cloudy
