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Newspaper Page TextM"rcDFOTin MATL TRTBTTJCE, MTCDFOUD, OBEGOS. MONDAY, .TULY 25. 1933. PAGE SEVEN Read ever; ad on this page. You will probably find exactly the things you have been look ing for or a aale or trade lor unused articles you may have. Search your attic or atore-room you may find many things others are seeking and be able to realize Immediate cash. If what you want Isn't here, ad vertise for It Tribune classi fied Ads are Inexpensive effective! Per word first Insertion. .Jc (Minimum 25c) Each additional Insertion. per word ..lc (Minimum 10c) Per line per month without copy change $1.25 CASH Or money order must ac company all mail order classified ads. LOST AND FOUND liOBT II dug nissiug. call 1616. WANTED MALE HELP I EARN WHILE LEARNING air condl tlonlng and relrlgeratlon or Diesel engines. Write Box 4313 Tribune. ABLE MAN to distribute samples, .handle Coffee Route. Up to $46 first week. Automobile given as bonus. Write ZANOL, 1601 Poplar, Oakland, Cal. WANTED To contact someone who knows tho country and has permission to hunt quail and pheasant. Will pay 94.50 per day and board to . satisfactory guide for one week at opening of season. L. C. SMITH, Feddtng. Cal. WANTED rEMALE HELP WANTED Woman for general house work. Must be good cook. Box 4292. Tribune. MALE OR FEMALE HOP PICKERS The Hlltou Yards of Granta Pass are now registering pickers for the 1038 season, which will start about August 10th. 315 acres choice hops, fine camping grounds on Rogue river, stores, etc., on grounds Longest picking season In Southern Oregon. Write Hilton Hop Yards. Lower River road. Granta Pass, Oregon f REGISTER now for hop picking at the B. . M. Clute hop yards Free cabins, lights and wood. Apple irate. Ore. ' WANTED SITUATIONS BIOH SCHOOL GRADUATE wants to learn routlno office work. Can type. Phone 445-J. Emma Jane Brewer. PRACTICAL GARDENER nsldere any kind work 307 Bessie St Phone 1319. I WANTED Miscellaneous THE KIDDIE KEEP, day and night nursery. Reasonable rates. Excel lent care. M.-.ke reservations now for fruit season. 236 So. Oakdale Ave. , WANTED Limited number students for packing school conducted Dy Marlon Stancllffe at Independent Packing Co., Phoenix. Phone 6-F-14 CHILDREN to care for, day or night, at my home, 402 Boardman St. WANTED Students for packing school conducted by Mrs. M. L. Vorhels at Crystal Springs Packing Co. Phone 671-H-3. School starting Wednesday. WILL PAY UP TO S150 CASH for best Model A. Box 4206 Tribune. WANTED To take wood as part pay ' ment on 1933 Chevrolet lVfc-ton truck. Wttham Magneto & Parts Co.. 8th and Riverside. WANTED Poultry and eggs High, est cash price paid. Medfcrd Poul try and Egg. H. C Predette. sole owner. , WANTED Good model A coupe or 4-door sedan Write Box 13B1 Tribune. LAUNDRY Mra Huson. Tel 1346-M WANTED Dead and worthless anl- male removed free of charge t-oone 1769 (reverse charges) southern Oregon By-Products Co HIGHEST CASH PKIf'KS PAID For Your Furniture MKUH1HI) HAROAIN 111)1 SK 97 N Grape St Phone 1062 WOOL - MOHAIR - HIDES And Pelts dee us nature you aell MEDFORD BAROAIN HOUSE 27 N Grape St Phone 1062 HIOHES1 PRICES PAID for Batten. Radiators. Aluminum Brass Cop per and Jther metals MEDPORD BARGAIN H'JUSE 27 N Grape 8t Phone 1062 WE PAY MOKb CASH For Tour Furniture ' HOI.HHOOK A AMIIIKUS 6th and Front ' Phoue S47 WFXL DRILLING l 0 pel It tltw 60 ft. etc J M Dudge 318 King WILL BUY or work placer claim on percentage. Bute particulars In first letter. C. Rich, care P.B.L. Company. Klnmnth PMl. Ore. FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT Clean comfortable du plex close In. 618 So. Oakdale. FORRENT 1624 Eart Main Btreet. five -room overstuffed furnished home: hardwood floors, fireplace, hot air furnacf. double garaee. electric relrlcerator and ranee. Charles R. Ray. room 217 Medford Bldg., phone 302. FOR REST Small furnlihed house. eliw In. Inquire 321 Apple. FOP. RENT Furnlihed house, 2 bed rooms. 640. Holly Court No. 1. Phone 1322-W. TOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT Newly decorated 6- roora house, lurnunea. Tel. losi-n S-ROOM HOUSE, screened porch, ga rage. 503 Oakdale. FURNISHED house, 3 -room apart ment; garage, adults. 604 West " loth. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT -Clean attractive 3 -room furnished apartment. Continuous hot water. Adults only. 344 so. Central. 3-ROOM furnished apartment. - 329 . ivy. FOR RENT 3 -room apartment with .private bath, $16.00. 330 Beatty. FOR RENT Furnished apartment Close in. Adults only. Also sleeping room. 331 W. Fifth street. 3-ROOM furnished apt., private bath, gas-equipped Electrolux refrigera tor. Adults. Gloria Pan Apts., 376 So. central. FOR RENT 3 -room unfurnished apartment. 403 Newtown. Tel. 10 FURN. APT., private bath, Frigid aire. 806 West Main. FOR RENT Well furnished 3 -room apartment. Hot water. 817 West lotn. LIGHT housekeeping room, private entrance. 34 no. -faruett. FOR RENT Unfurnished fi-room apartment. 403 Newtown. Phone 19. FURNISHED APARTMENT, combina tion living and dining room with ri re place, bed room, botn room ana kitchen. Reasonable rent Apply business office Mall Tribune. FOR RENT Attractive apartment: private bath. Adults only 806 West 10th. FOR RENT Small iurntihed apt.: private entrance and private bath 346 Apple. FURNISHED APT. NO. 8 DurreJl Court. 339 No. Holly. VAWTER Apartments, 30 No. Hollv. unfurnished, lower, hot water, elec tric range and refrigerator. Call Apt. 1 or phone 1108. FINE modern apartment. Inquire at P. & F Bank. FOR RENT Small furnished apart ment No smoking 530 8 Central APTS FOR R2NT OeBauer ptB FOR RENT Furnished Rooms FOR RENT Room with private bath. Preferably two gentlemen. Inquire 20 Laurel. DESIRABLE ROOM. 613 5. Central, F -R RENT Nicely furnished sleep ing room for gentleman, 325 6m Riverside. ATTRACTIVE rooms 404 3 Orape FOR RENT BOARD ROOM BOARD AND ROOM. 223 N. Central BOARD and ROOM, 1003- West Mam BOARD and ROOM. 61 a day at 716 e. Main. FOR RENT Miscellaneous ONE store room, upstairs office rooms See Al Llttrell or Roland Hubbbfd, FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 3 young cows. R. E. Klnchelae, 3 miles south of Gold Hill, Stage road. FOR SALE Weaner Pigs, Chester Whites; also trade few Brood Sows for Grain. Across railroad from Richfield station, Central Point. FOR SALE Fresh Guernsey cow, purebred Duroo boar. H. C. Mulr, Rt. 1, old Jacksonville - Phoenix Stage road. FOR SALE Team, weight aooo, and . harness. N. E. Judy, first house north Lower Griffin Creek school FOR SALE 2 purebred registered bull calves, born December 1st. One had record on his dam's side 674 3 lbs. B. F. in 298 days; the dam of his sire has B.F. record of 589.9 as a two-year-old. The other calf's dam has made 354.3 lbs. B.F. In 170 days. Have no record of tus sires side. Both have good con flrmatlon. Geo. H. Stowell, Route 3. Box 27, Eagle Point, Ore. FOR SALE Weaner pigs. R. O Oreene, Eagle Point (Butte Falls road). FOR SALE OR TRADE Gentle work horse, weight about 1600 ; 2 Jersey cowa. Might trade for tractor. L. J. Reed. Climax Route. Eagle Point. FOR SALE Mim cowa. A. H. Mann, Route 1. Box 3P3-A. FOB 8ALE POULTRY LARGE FRYERS. Dressler'a. 1107 E. Main. FOR SALE PETS DOGS FOR SALE Registered Cocker Spaniel puppies, only 2 left, come early 111 Genesee. Phone 1463-Y. CANARIES 1157 W Main fel 1497 FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES SUNDAY SPECIAL Bulck 6 Sedan. Only one owner. New tires: runs fine. A real bargain for only 969.00. Save money by buying a renewed used car from PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth Distributors FOR SALE 1926 Overland Coupe, good condition, good rubber, cheap for quick sale. See Wheelock at Lewia super Service. FOR SALE 8-cyllnder Studebaker engine. 1803 West Main. BARGAINS FOR BALE With radio and heater. 1938 Oldsmoblle Coupe 1936 Dodge Sedan with heaters 1935 DodAe Pickup 1936 De Soto Sedan 1934 Chevrolet Coach BRIOGS HUMPHREY MOTOR COMPANY. 132 So. Riverside De Soto. Plymouth Distributors FOR SALE Fruit haulers. I have just the truck you need Priced right See H. C Wltham. 8tb and River side. LATE "36 Ford Coupe. $50 itw than market price. Call 971. evnings BAROAIN LaSalle sedsn, perfect condition. 1406 W. Main. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES QATES' USED CARS Famous R and Q Guarantee. Cart of merit only deserve thla space watch this section for the BEST BUYS IN TOWN. J937 Ford Tudor Sedan; trunk, heater, radio. 695. Used Car Lot located 6th and Bartlett, Medford. Oregon. Hnrold Treat. Used Car Mgr. For Exchange Miscellaneous WILL TRADE good heating atove lor 16-in. body fir or pine wood, du so. peach. FOR SALE OR TRADE Equity In -35 Willys sedan. Route 1, box 3o Phone 4-F-13. For Exchange Real Estate FOR SALE, or would trade for good farming land In Southern Oregon Good six room house, double garage other buildings art lota forty by 178 ft . two lota 80 by 49 ft : one gaa station on lot 80 by Bo Price 12.000 L. E. Lingo. 233 "south Alex ander Ave.. Claremont, Ca'lfornla FOR SALE REAL ESTATE $660.00 Neat lunch room and con fectionary, low overhead, excellent condition, tms weeK oniy. Also Rent modern suburban home, with or without furniture. Also Trade for smaller place, high class dalrv. stocKed and equipped, ieea hay. Income will average bettor than souo.uu per monin lor year. THE REAL ESTATE EXUHAHUH No. 7 N. Bartlett St. Phones 1496 or 1648-R FOR SALES Blue Lake canning beans, 4c lb. Also beets and carrots. Chas. Owen.- Orchard Home Drive. Phone 1453-J-l. FOR SALE 6-room partly furnished house close to schools and city center. Call week days, 503 King FOR SALE Small modern home Ideal location on east side, near Roosevelt school; 2 lots 102' by 120'. pavement paid. Reasonable. Look this over. Box 5035, Mall Tribune. $650 CASH 4 -room house, city water, garage. acre, irrigated, 10 Acres, excellent soil, free water large modern house, good barn. price $&40 S3oa down. BLOOD & GOFF, 122 N. Central. FOR SALE 5 -ROOM plastered house and bath, on pavement, good location, $1100. Terms. 1 Acre, 4 -room modern house, city water. A real bargain. Terms. Acre. 4 -room house, on Lozier Lane; seou casn. 5 -Room stucco on pavement, not far from huh school: very attrac tive living-room, fireplace, den, good garage and work shop, lawn and shade. This house will have to be seen to appreciate Its value. Only $3500. L. O. PICKELL 16 So. Bartlett. CENTRAL POINT Good 5 -room house. 3 lots, garage, own Irrigation, all for $680; $250 win nanaie; sio mommy on Dai ance. 160-A. stock ranch; own water right, 80 acres lrrlgn table; good nouse, a Darns, garage, nog noute chicken barns; all fenced; open ranee: saoou. Many other fine properties at bargain prices. W. H, HOMANN REALTY Central Point. FOR SALE 100 ACRES, 47 Irrigated, best of creek bottom land, abundance of free water: 6-room modern house, fu: nace, large barn; land mostly plant. ed In alfalfa and clover; 4 acres English walnuts; trout stream runs through place; on electric line, cream route, etc. This is one among the best farms around Medford Price $10,000, or $12,000 Including one of the best herds of dairy cows and equipment. For further In formation see L. G. PICKELL 16 So. Bartlett. WHEN you think of real estate think Of BROWN S WHITE FOR QUICK SAL Beautiful mod ern home Siskiyou Heights Grounds completely landscaped; mrdwooa floors oil burner, sun porch, fire place, basement. Priced fur quick aale. Telephone 305. FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS For tnformatlnn inquire of Warren Patterson secretary at the hat ion a Farm Loan Office 202 Llbert Blda Tel 1140 Or O A Barnes 167 E 6th. Eugene. Ore. BOOSES FOR SALE In Medford intl surrounding towns. Easy termi Jsckson County Federal Savlngr Loan Association FOR JJALE New .udero 6-room house, garage; ont and twit acres: fruit and shade trees. Priced for quick sale by owner, who it leaving country, cross bridge Bee Bak ery, turn north and second house on left under large trees. Owner. Kn Williams Medford FOR SALE MUcellaneouB HELP! 1SlpT HELr Entire Used Stock Must Go! 200 GOOD USED TIRES What are we offered? If your spare Is worn out, see bod Arnold at LEWIS SUPER SERVICE STATION Phone 1300 14-INCH DELTA BAND SAW,' like new. Box 4336. FOR 6ALE Toledo wood range with colls, dining table, 6 chairs, bu reau, bed, springs, mattresses. 23 Mistletoe or phone 640 Haswell. LEAVING TOWN Household furni ture. rus. gsrden tools, piano, for sale cheap. Phone 1368-X. 611 W. 6th street. FOR SALE Apricots. Ofo. Alford, Fern Valley. PICARDY GLADIOLIS. 25e dozfti; late cabbage plants. 10c down. Will dellrer. Dreasler's. 1107 East Main. FISHERMEN. LOOK! Some good fishing now! pick your tackle at Cliff's Sport Shop. Large stork. Lowest prices. 817 North Riverside. ' FOR SALE Miscellaneous FOR SALE The most complete stock of bird supplies In town. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. CASH AND CARRY BUILDING MA TERIALS. Low-priced DRY LUM BER. SCREEN-DOORS, SASH AND WINDOWS. PAINTS and VARNISH. ROOFING. LOOK OVER OUR BAR GAINS And supply your needs. MEDFORD LUMBER COMPANY At 3rd and Fir Streets. FOR SALE MADRONA HOO FIN ISHER costs you less per pound of gain. Monarch seed de Feed Co. FOR SALE Standard POULTRY HOUSE SPRAY, 25c per gallon In your container. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. FOR SALE MADRONA E-KON-O-MASH Egg Producer. $2.00, 100-lbs An excellent feed. Monarch Seed 4s Feed Co. FOR SALE New. low feed prices now In effect. You pay no more lor tne nest at our store ana ware house. Monarch Seed & Feed Co FOR SALE Washing machine, 2 months old, for cash. 208 Crater Lake Ave., after 6 p an. FOR SALE Feed mixing. Let us mix your favorite formula, com petltlve prices, highest quality con centrates, our modern macnineiy insures the best Job. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. FOR SALE Ice-boxes, oil stoves, hot water tanks, davenports, fruit Jars. Jack'a 2nd Hand Store, 106 S. Grape. FOR 8ALE New. low prices on KArTD-r LO FILTER DISCS, MOU arch Seed & Feed Co. - FOR SALE--For cows on medium qua! Ity legume hay and without adequa ;o pasture feed MADRONA BRAND DAIRY - MEAL, 20 , grain - base dairy feed. $2.00, 100-lb. bag. Glved you top production. Monarch Seed de Feed co. FOR SALE B-K STERILIZER Is best for dairies. Monarch Seed de Feed Co FOR SALE MADRONA BRAND COW-EATS, l6To protein, grain base dairy feed, $1.40, 80-lb. bg It's Just what you want for cows on good alfalfa or pasture. -Mon arch Seed 6s Feed Co. FOR SALE Nice apricots. These are the last. mile west Phoenix on Calhoun road. D. R. Sloan. GOOD used refrigerators and electric ranges, call 12. FOR SALE Cooktng and eating appies. rnone 408-K-3. FOR SALE Speed Queen washers and lroners and General Electrlo lroner, Sparton refrigerators. Guar anteed service and parts for all makes of washers. Good used washers, radios and small roll -top office desk. Picks Hardware. GRAIN SACKS. 3c and 4c each; also sacking and binding twlno Med ford Bargain House, 27-31 North arape. Phone 1062. MYERS Water Pressure systems, guar anteed. All pumping system over- nauieo- Plumbing contracting Fen co electrlo fence regulatr-ir Full line of general paints and fishing tacKie. ficks Hardware. MY WIFE says advertise. I sell dress ers, beds, floor covering, tents, stoves, chairs, fruit Jars. Jack's 2nd Hand 8 tore, 106 South Grape CABBAGE plants. 647 Marie St. LAUREL, Fir and Pine: $1 up Tel 4S2-R-2 BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALE Grocery and service sta tion, good location. Piano. Phone 498-J. FOR SALE Grocery store, well stocked, good location, doing nice business. Living quarters. Buy di rect from owner. Very reasonable terms. Box 4329 Mall Tribune. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Young men 6. Cut off 8, Headpieces 12. Over again 13. Sin 14. Roughly elllp tlcal 16. Arrow poison 16. Beverage 17. Kxlaicd 18. Units of WelRii 10. Became vild tlmmph negligence P2. ArtuTrml language J3. Lnnkjulsh U. Animals feet IT. Member of the French nrnd erate party ' I. Oi l musical note 12. Central parts 33. Emulate U. Small fish 16. American naval officer 17. Luzon Negrito 38. Exclamation S9. Boll gently 41. Division of the year 48. Pedal digits 47. tleard of irratn 49 Part Olavrd Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle U LANfAN E L Ef'MARE LO R DMXE A S eWSJMM pie p OIkTe ?me r r u IueIsJ ISMUI 1nJeMp0PM AP elanMagamaBl AX ANDKLATEiEVER R E SipN E wpgTpE BQrfRofvViE 00Ofi a r abMa v qc aMgia PTE MAM AMS I D O NMEfrpiN cIlIaInHpIlIoidIsBswrid &U Graded DOWN heraldry L Not profes II. Note of the atonal pigeon 1 Feminine nam 61 Membership 1. Ruminant chariies animal 61. Pare . Taken oath 64. Draw along 6. Permits after 6. He a weed 66 Tiff T. Nut confections 75 m1 W' WWW-"W www, Mm.'St .11 111 34 25 2U ,M 2-j 24 zf j0 M 1 1" 111 nil it in 11 I ' linnrl 1 J, Inn''' MISCELLANEOUS SMALL MACHINE SHOP emilnmont to lease 05 work on shares to expe- ROOFING WE REPAIR or apply any type of roof. Roll rooflnga and coating at mall order prices. Pabco Paint mm rtooung. Exerson faint ana Roof Co . 38 Bo. Bartlett. Tel. 243. MISCELLANEOUS WASHER SERVICE - All makea Pull line genuine Maytag part. Medford Maytag Co.. 31 North Bartlett. Tel 38 BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON COl'NTl ABSTRACT CO. TITLb INSIiKANCg ABSTRACTS ESCROWS Chinese Herbs Chinese Herba for all ailment. GET QUICK RESULTS Try our remedies Consult us free, CHAN & CHAN CO , 23E B Main. Drvasmaklng. "THE DOMESTIC SHOPPE" Profes sional Dressmaking, Tailoring, Al' teratlona. Hemstitching, Buttons and Bucklea covered. 19 N. Bartlett THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking and Remodeling. Buttons and Buckles covered. Room 302, U S Natl. Bank Bldg. Tel. 1181 DRESSMAKING. Tailoring, La dial Coats and Suits Alteration. Prices reasonable Mary M Coker Cra terlan Bldg Expert Window Cleaner. LET GEORGE DO IT lei 111 House cleaning, rtoor waxing. Je mothlng rug, upholstery Icanuij LOANS E-X-T-R-A Money When You Need It) When you require extra lunds to pay your bills or for otner pur poses, see us. We ask (or no en dorsers and make no embdirassing Investigations You get you money at once without any deductions Ample repayment time and modest charges. We invite you to Inquire (or further information Call. Phone or Write OREOON FINANCE CO. (Formerly Ore & Wash Mtg Co.) Lie. No S-211 Man. Phone 130. 46 South Central MUSIC VOICE -PIANO George Maddox, tenor. Alleen Crawford Maddox piano. Beginners and advanced Prultt's Music Center. P'.toue 22 Painting. PAINTING-Industrial and residential work quickly done at moderate coit Latest spray-type equipment F H Gardner Phone 1376-W COLORS BY NATURE - PAINTS BY PITTSBURGH Let us recommend a reliable painter or paper hang:! FH.A loans for painting now avail able Pittsburgh Paint Store. 132 W Malti Tramtier. DAVIS TRANSFER AND STOHAOft Local and Long Distance Furnlturt Moving Bonded carriers Pirepiooi storage Expert crating, packing and shipping service "Davia for Service." Phone 644 EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE OO. orrice 6 So Fir Phone 31ft Prices right Service guaranteed. had la tor Repairing. HOOPER'S RADIATOR 8 E R V I O 1 33 South Bartlftt Ose Mall Tribune Want Ads. Cross-Word Puzzle I. English poet 9. The blrde 10. Reduce 11. Vehicle on run ners (9. As far as 21. Insects 23. Heslon Deyond Jordan from Jerusalem 21. Footlike part J5. Wing 6. Armed hostili ties 37. Card game '.'8. Kind of vine V9. Term of respect 30. Spread loosely 2. Adduce 35. Girl 36. Pieces of lumber 18. Pronoun 19. Stair 40. Character In "The Last Days of Pompeii' 41. Measure 43. Crystallised rain 43. Broth 44. Genus of the olive tree 46. Cosy home 41. Par auft to Beginning a Quick-Trigger Serial of Adventure and Love in the West 7T, In w- VVV 's J j Ankrom had no choice. It was his life or theirs. One brown fist flashed beneath his coat and came out spitting flame in a steady stream. LOVE ON THE RANGE BY NELSON C. NYE Chapter One Never Trouble Trouble WHERE the trail crossed a high plateau the tall, lean rider on the gaunt buckskin halted his dusty animal and sat loosely in the saddle looking back. He scanned the burning way with eyes narrowed beneath his down-pulled hat, but no moving speck disturbed the heat haze that hung like a pall over tne earth. This was not the first imc that the bronzed rider had halteH f jr a cautious backward glance. Many times during the oast few Javr he had done so. Once or twice he had seen solitary horsemen, but they had been traveling different courses. As he lounged now, with one knee crooked about the horn, his left hand went to his shirt pocket and extracted cigarelte papers and a sack or tobacco. Ihe same left hand rolled a smoke and his tongue licked the tiny cylinder while his eyes scanned the backtrail. With a shrue he lit the ciearette, broke the match in two and let It drop. Some of the cold intentness left his glance as he faced front once more and kneed the buckskin into movement. Abraham Lincoln Ankrom he had been named by fond parents in the hope that one day he might be great. But such distinction as had thus far come his way could not have been farther from their dreams. Up and down the twisting length of this South western bor der country he had achieved fiery notoriety as "Blur" Ankrom king of the corpsemakers. He had found no pride In the distinction, nor had he sought it; it had come upon him octopus-like against nia win. men nua aeiiuer ately brought him quarrels that they might lav claim to the emi nence of having "downed Blur An krom. But their hands had been a little slow, The lines of his face deepened as he thought of those drifting leather-slappers whose greedy lust for the reputation he did not want had taken them to hell on shutters. Gradually the realization was be ing forced upon him that nowhere could he .litlc from their breed or from the turmoil that,- like some ghostly Nemesis, dogged his horse s steps. He had grown weary of the at' tempts to find some haven where he might let down his vigilance. Such a place it seemed, for him, did not exist. Peso Pinto lay ahead and there, he told himself, he would stop tonight and give him self the rare treat of a night in bed oeneain a roor. To show himself thus openly in a town, even a place the modest size or Peso flnto, would be dan gerous. But danger, loneliness and himself had been companions dur ing these last two years. And he was tired of his efforts to avoid trouble. He crossed the sandy, stifling stretch of desert at a slow lope, passed the whitewashed stone marker and urged his buckskin across that invisible line that sep arated himself from the State of Texas. The afternoon slouched along and the plop .plop plop of the buckskin's hoofs made the only sound in the vast silence. To his right, miles away across the haze at heat, a broad mountain range rose from the baking earth, one great peak towering high above its companions. Ankrom knew this peak and from it checked his course. Presently he could discern far off the sand-scoured adobes of Peso Pinto where they lay squat and solid against the yellow and LEGAL NOTICES Notlre To Creditors Notice Is hereby glren tht I hve bwn appointed by the County Court of Jsckson County. OrtgOn, Adminis trator of the estate ol W. L. Miller, siso known u William L. Miller, de ceased, and have qualified. All per sons having claims against aaid estate art hereby notified to c resent them, v .. .--. inrtrinmnsiiiii'ii green of rabbit brush. There he would spend the night. A Woman's Cry ANKROM urged his mount along a little faster. He was not de ceived by the apparent nearness of the adobe structures. The town, he thought, was about eight miles oil. This morning una exhausted his supply of provisions and though he realized that he would not reach his destination until night, he did not hurry his horse but only tightened up his belt. After a little .hile he looked back again but as before no mov ing speck crossed his range of vision. He ie t shnhtlv more com fortable, for if he had been fol lowed he felt he would have ob served some sign before now. He had been upon the trail five days and not since the first day had he seen signs or pursuit. The sun, swinging low behind those mountains, was gilding their crests and sending long shadows out across the range when An- krom's hand went tov-ard the pair of felt-covered metallic canteens that hung from the saddle horn. He had not tasted water since noon and did not taste it now. Into his hat went a portion of the precious Mould to wet the buckskin s muz zle. Ankrom loved this yellow horse; many times had the brute proved a friend in need. Darkness came: the deep dark' ness of the desert country. It was close to eleven o'clock when Ankrom reached Peso Pin to's northern fringe and beheld the electric lights of its old adobe structures close up ahead. Though he had eaten nothing since early morning he did not hurry now. In mis country a man in a hurry at' traded instant attention, and at tention was one thing Ankrom did not wish. He entered the town, tugged his hat lower down across tiie alert eyes that were flicking glances into tne snaaows to leu ana rignu Embarrassing situations con fronted persons caught packing hardware inside town limits, he recalled. Pausing, he unDacked his slicker roll, took from it a coat which he donned and olaced in it his gun belt and emDtv holster. The big gun he thrust into the waist-Dana 01 nis trousers in such position that his otien coat con cealed it Sidelong glances disclosed to him that this end of town was not its best neighborhood. There were saloons with beer and soft-drink signs plastered on their windows, and otner places or even less re pute. There were machines parked along this ill-lit street and here and there a pony dozing beside post. Ankrom continued on his way until, passing a high false-fronted frame, he heard a woman's star tled cry. The buckskin stopped of its own volition while Ankrom'a tall form went tense His eyes peered through the wavering shadows while he sat motionless. A banjo tinkled from a place sev eral doors removed. A burst of laughter came from the building across the street. Thoughtfully Ankrom dismounted, trailed his buckskin's reins. That startled crv had come from lose at hand; from the frame be with proper vouchers, and duly veri fied .to me et the office of Hatty O Skyrman, attorney for said estate, at Room 409, Medford Center Build ing, In Medford, Oregon, within ! months from tha date of this notice. Dated and first published July 18th, 1938. EDWARD O. MILLER, Administrator, n fore which he stood. And yet this seemed unlikely for the place was dark and shuttered. He stooped down beside his horse as though inspecting the cinch. Seconds passed and he finally straightened. He cursed himself tor a fool; told himself this thing was none of his business, His proper course was to ride along. "Never trouble trouble till trouble troubles you," he quoted softly, and was reaching tor the horn with one foot lifting toward the stirrup when the cry came again. Gleaming; Metal SLOWLY Ankrom set his foot down, the out-thrust arm re turned to his side. He turned and stared at the wooden building. There was no movement among the shadows about Its door. "Extremely odd," he muttered and eyed the house again. He felt sure now that the cries he'd heard had come from there. The last one had been a sort of gasp. Slowly, not quite knowing just what he was going to do, Ankrom started forward. He was almost to the door when a scream cut the quiet Thin and high it was and stopped abruptly as though a hand had -oughly clamped across the mouth. Ankrom hurled his body side ways. What warned him he did not know, yet even as he moved a gleaming thing of metal whizzed past three inches from his shoul der, embedded itself In the post beside his horse. Toward that door Ankrom sprang quickly. The muscles Duigea like ropes along Ankrom s jaw as his shoulder struck the door and smashed. It. His momentum flung him across the threshold reeling into a room dimly lit by a lamp that showed him three men crouched before a wild-eyed girl who was lashed to a chair. By their clothes and evil faces he knew those men for city thugs. A glow ing branding iron was gripped in the outstretched hand of the near est As Ankrom caught his balance that man let drive with the red- hot iron straight at his head. An krom ducked. When he came uo the right hands of the thugs were behind' them in hip pockets and coming out weighted. Ankrom had no choice. It was his life or theirs. One brown fist flashed beneath his coat and came out spitting flame in a steady stream. Deafening reverberations) rocked the room and snuffed the lamp, plunging the place in black ness through which cut lancelike jets of Are. Something struck Ankrom'i right shoulder heavily, smashed him backward and whirled him half around. From the tail of his eye he saw a black shape slide out through the ODcn doorwav. For long moments, tensely alert An krom crouched in the zloom with leveled gun. Nothing moved. Fi nally he struck a match. Une of those thugs lay slumped against a wall. Another was face down on the dust floor with one arm outflung, the other doubled peneatn mm; his rcet sprawled ' wide apart The third had van ished. The girl's eyes were upon him Intently. There was some strange, unreadable emotion stirring in their depths. A dirty handkerchief had been bound across her mouth; no doubt placed there after she had screamed. He moved toward her where she sat lashed to the chair and her eyes remained stead ily on his face. There was a ques tion in them. (Crtmitt. mt. HtUn C. Nr.) Tomorrows Introituclni tee Trons. SALEM, July 39. (AP) The last condemnation cue Involving property sought for Inclusion In the enlarged capltol site here was virtually settled Saturday, attorneys for Charlee end Mary Boeschen, owners, said. Nego tiations, they ld, had determined all except a few minor point.