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Newspaper Page TextMTCBFOTm MAriTT?TBTTO ArcTVFO-Rn, OI?EGONT. FRIDAY. JULY 29. 193S. PAGE THIRTEEN" Read ever; ad on this page. You will probably find exactly t the things you have been look ing for or a sale or trade for unused articles you may have Search your attic or store-room you may find many things others are seeking and be able to realize Immediate cash. If what you wan't Isn't here, ad vertise for It Tribune Classi fied Ads are Inexpensive effective l RATES per word first Insertion te (.Minimum 25c) Bach additional Insertion, per word -lc (Minimum 10c) Per line per montb without copy change ..11 J6 CASH Or money order must ac company all mail order classified ads. LOST AND FOUND FOUND Keys on ring. Identify and pay jor au. i.wuuv v...... n....- lion Ml.ntM ftf. ' Medford, and Klamath Falls, lauy'a black purse communis "sD of currency, Insurance rate book with name Cressa V. Qrubb. Gen erous reward. ' Rt. 2, Box 1063. Klamath Falls, Ore. FOUND Small purse. Owner may have same by Identifying and pay ing for ad. Phone 1776-Y. LOST Currency Wednesday morn ing. Reword. H. W, Poelker, 122 South 9th St., Klamath Falls, Ore. LOST II dug .nissmg. can 1616. WANTED MALE HELP EARN WHILE LEARNING air condi tioning and refrigeration or Diesel engines. Write Box 4313 Tribune. WANTED To contact someone who knows the 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, Redding. Cal. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Experienced woman for general housework. Box 5094, care Tribune. MALE OR FEMALE HOP PICKING starts about AugUit 20th at Christie Hop Yarya, 8 ',4 miles west of Grants Pass. Free tents, good oampgrouna HOP PICKERS WANTED Picking starts August 8. DeArmond Hop Yards, Route 2, Box 197, Phone 606-F-ll. Grants Pass. HOP PICKERS The Hilton Yards of Grants Pass are now registering pickers for the 1938 season, which will start about August toth. 216 acres choice hops, fine camping grounds on Rogue river, stores, etc., on grounds Longest plcklne season In Southern Oregon. Wrlto. Hilton Hop Yards, Lower River road. Grants Pass. Oregon. REGISTER now for hop picking at the B. M. Clute hop yards Free cabins, lights and wood. Apple- ntc, Ore. W ANTED SITU ATIONS WANTED Light housekeeping by refined, capable lady around 40. s 1 Local reference. Box 4522, Tribune. f JpMIDDLEAGED woman wants practical nursing or cooking, country hotel or resort. Box 4517, Tribune. HIGH SCHOOL girl wants housework. Box 5078. Tribune. WANTED Miscellaneous WANTED To buy equity In 1936 or 1937 coupe. 219 N. Central, 31 S. Front. nop ptrKFRa REGISTER NOW at HULL HOP YARD, 6Vi miles out) LOWER RIVEB ROAU. uooa ac . commodations. Ben Hull, Rt. J, Grants Pass, Ore. LADY wishes ride to San Jose or Oakland early next week. Snare expenses. Phone 970-H. WANTED Practical nursing or house keeping. 762 B St., Ashland. Mrs Wllkins. LAURA GENTNER will appreciate It If anyone having Trade & Win votes for her will ihone 1037 or leave at 44 N. Orange St. WANTFD Tree props. Tel. 699-R-4. WANTED Fat steers and cows, over 800 lbs. All kinds. Phone 48. WANTED Limited number students for packing school conducted by Marian Stancliffe at Independent Packing Co.. moenii phone 6-F-14 WANTED Students for packing school conducted by Mrs. M. L. Vorhel at Crystal Springs Packlnf, Co. Phone 571-R-3. School starting Wednesday. WILL PAY UP TO $160 CASH for best Model A. Box 4208 Tribune. WANTED Poultry and eggs High en cash price pa:d Medtcrd Poul try and Egg H C Fredett. aole owner Wanted Good mudel A coupe or 4-d.jor sedan Write Box 1891 Tribune LA1SDHT - Mrs Huson. rel IM6-S1 IllllillKHI rH I'HIC ( PAID Fot Youi purniture . MHIMIKI) HtRlialN H'H KB j 27 N Orape Pbont 1062 ; WOOL - MOHAIR - HIDES Min pelts 'is ijelure rou sen ! MU1M.KU BAROAIN HUl'Sfc i J" N Irape 31 Phone 106a i WELL DRILLI.N.V -II 60 oel It lire' SO ft, etc t. as. Budge, l King WANTED Miieellanioui 10 SPECIAL 410 Complete price. 1-5 Regular Price 1-6. United Civil Service Coaching Bu reau wUl equip you for Hl-Claf Government positions. Act now. Men and women call at trailer lo cated at Signal Service Station, tn and Fir. Also two salesmen and two saleswomen wanted. HIOBES1 PRICES PAID tot Batteries Radiators, Aluminum Brass Cop per and other metals. MEDPUKD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N Grape St. Phone 1083 WE PAV MOMb CASH For Voui pumiture. HOI.HHOOK s) ANORKW8 6th and Pront Phoue 641 FOR RENT HOUSES imii tMr D7j.iv ll.mnm hnmit. 9 large Dearooma ana one omnij o room or den; hardwood floors throughout; curtains and drapes furnished. Dry basement. douDle garage, flowers, lawn and fish pond. Can be seen SUNDAY. 1308 East Main. POR RENT Small modern house, 20. water paid. Dressler's, Phone 1569-Y. FOR RENT Brand new English tyro home In Central Point; modern, 5 rooms: shade, close In. See Mrs. Sanderson, Bush St., Central Point. FOR RENT Small furnished house. 334 Apple. FOR RENT 6-room modem home, 222 West Jackson. HOUSE FOR RENT Lamb's Station, Midway road. FOR RENT 4-room furnished houso; electric range. Inquire 305 8. Oak dale. FOR RENT House No. 5, Everett Court, furnished. Adult only. Phone 238. FOR RENT House No. 6, Everette Court. Unfurnished. Adults only Phone 238. FOR RENT Clean, comfortable fur nished duplex, close In. 518 So. Oakdale. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Furnished 3-room apt.; eleo. and water furnished: 20 per month. Adults only. 243 N. Holly. FOR RENT Furnished apartment. Business girl preferred. Call 1582-J between 2 and 6 p. m. FOR RENT Duplex, 20 Portland Ave. Phone 16-F-3. wir rent Clean Housekeeping room, also cabin suitable for three men. 326 bo. ivy. FOR RENT Cool 4-room furnished apartment; private bath. 333 W. 2nd. FINDLAY APTS. available August 1. APARTMENT for rent. 317 East Jack son. FOR RENT S-room unfurnished apartment. aua newtown. - FURN. APT., private bath, Frlgld- aire. ouo west main. FOR RENT Unfurnished 5-roorn apartment. 402 Newtown. Phoue 19. FURNISHED APARTMENT, combina tion living and dining room with viHniaM hH mim hst.h room and kitchen. Reasonable rent Apply business otuce bum itiduhb. kvmj rrnt Attractive anartment; nrlvate bath. Adults only 805 West 10th. FURNISHED APT. No. 8 Durrell Court. 329 No. Houy. VAWTER Apartment. 20 No. Hollv. trio range and refrigerator. Call Apt 1 or phone 1108. FINE modern apartment Inquire at F. as F uana. FOR RENT Small furnished apart ment No smoking 530 8 Central APTS FOR R"NT OeBauer pts POR RENT Furnished Rooms DESIRABLE room for gentleman, 604 Pennsylvania. FOR RENT Rooms, 206 S. Holly. DESIRABLE ROOM. 613 S. Central ATTRACTIVE rooms 404 8 Grape FOR RENT BOARD ROOM CLEAN, attractive room with board, 7.00 weekly. Walnut Inn, Ash land, Ore. BOARD and ROOM. 1003 West Ma.n BOARD and ROOM. 1 a day at 716 E. Main. . FOR RENT Miscellaneous A VERY good piano to rent. 3 per month. B. J. Palmer. P. O. Box 903 ONE store room, upstairs office rooms See Al Llttrell or Roland Hubbard FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Fine young Ouernsey cow. or trade for hay or grain. B. P. Ireland, Lozler Lane. FOR SALE 11 O.I C. pigs. B weeks old. Thrasher's Kennels, south of Phoenix. FOR SALE Good horse. Roy V. .lai-trjumvllle. I FOR SALE 3 fresh young cows. Priced reasonable. Also new house, 12x24 W. F. Martin, Eagle Point Star Route. Medford. MILK COWS FOR SALE See Primto Clardl, Route 1, Box 145, Medford, Ore., on Cherry Ave. FOR SALE 3 good cows. H. C Best. Phoenix-Jacksonville road. FOR SALE OR TRADE Team of young horaes. O. V. Myers place. Phone 258-H. FOR BALE Weaner Pig. Chester ....... i r-w Rrmri Aows for Grain. Across railroad fromi Richfield station, lenrrsj romi FOR SALE-POULTRY LARGE FRYERS Dressler's, 11C7 Fat Mi'n. P0B 8ALE-PBTS-D00S FOR SALE Female Boston Bull ter- j risr. Phone lfl-P-3. IrOR SALE AUTOMOBILES 1035 DODGE Pickup; new tires; com pletely reconditioned motor. Bar gain M15 1936 Ford DeLuxe Coupe, maroon color; looks and runs like new..M75 1034 etude. Diet. Sedan, mechanic ally perfect 63B5 1036 Graham Tr. Sedan; was dealer's personal car . 8395 Chapman-Cooksey Used Car Dept. 32 Bo. Bartlett. DODGE Convertible Coupe: beautiful stratosphere blue finish; perfect throughout: radio, heater. Only 449. on low easy terms. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge & Plymouth Distributors. POR SALE "81 Chev. roadster. A-l condition, good rubber. Reasonable. 824 west mn. WE HAVE an accumulation of low . priced used cars that we are offer ing at give away prices. All are better than average In appearance and condition. Her are a lew outstanding valuea: Esstx Sedan 837.00 Chevrolet Coach 87.00 Bulck Sedan 88.00 Essex Sedan 25.00 DeSoto Coupe 95.00 Many others to choose from. Nor mal down payment requirement. Convenient terms. Investigate these at PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Phone 150. Medford, On. LATE '36 Ford Coups. 50 lesr than market price. Call 971. evenings GATES' USKO CARS Famous R and a Guarantee. Cars of merit only deserve this space watch this section for the BEST BUYS IN TOWN. 1938 Ford Coupe: radio, heat er, special paint, SIS com plete. Used Car Lot located 6th and Bartlett. Medford, Oregon. Harold Treat. Used Car Mgr. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE By owner modern 4 room house good garage 2 lots, bearing fruit and nut trees, berries. A real buy. Box 4426, Mall Tribune. FOR SALE 3-room modern house, nicely furnished: V4 block from Junior HI school; corner lot 65x 144; nice surubbery; 8500 down, balance 133.50 per month. Inquire 301 Haven. FOR SALE Income property, close In. Owner. Phone 955-H. FOR SALE 5-room furnished house, 3 lota, 1650; $350 down, balance like rent. Also 6 acres, modern house, clover and alfalfa. 92250. terms. Also 3 acres, modern o- room plastered house, woven wire fencing, 2 acres Ladlno clover, bal ance garden land, buildings, free water rlgnt. Dad Roberta, 720 W. 2nd. WM3 flATV fUlTAD Modern home near High and Grado scnoois. rurnisnea or uniuuiiaucu. Terms. Phone 1971-J. FOR SALE New 8-room house, close in: (250 down, balance like rent. 811 West Main. FOR SALE .34-acre ranch In crop and par"? equipped, 12 head of cattle. Selling on account of Ill ness. J. A. Skeeters, Anderson Creek, Talent. READ THIS 4-Rnnm rjlastered house, concrete foundation, glassed - In steeping porch, laundry trays; mostly iur nlshed; paved street: shade, lawn Total price 1450; terme. See A. F. FLOWERS Corner 12th and Front. CHOICE HIGHCROFT ADDITION Medford. lot 76x160; 47 in group. Sacrifice for cash or trade. Write Owner, Box 5065, Tribune. WHEN you think of real estate think of BROWN ii WHITE. FOR SALE Newly painted house. 6 rooms and sleeping porcn, a ion. $50 down and 10 per month and Interest. Central Point. Owner, 518 East Main, Medford. FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS For Informatlim inquire of Warren Patterson Secretary at the nations Farm Loan Office 202 Liberty Blda rel 1149 Or O A Barnes 167 E 8tb, Eugene, Ore. HOUSES FOR SALE Is Medford tnd aurroundlng towns. Easy terms Jackson County Federal Savlngf . Loan Association ' For Exchange Real Estate FOR SALE OR TRADE Sheep and cattle ranoh: good water, also Irri gation. Owner at 147 North Holly. Medford. FOR SALE OR TRADE 7-room hours near High School. Large living room, fireplace, furnace, oak tres. 425 Va South Oakdale Ave. FOR SALE, or would trade for good farming land In Southern Oregon: Oood six room bouse, double garage, other buildings six lot forty by 178 ft. two lots 80 by 49 ft; one gas station on lot 80 by 80 price 12.000 L E Lingo. 233 South Alex ander Ave . Claremont. Ca'lfornla FOR SALE Miscellaneous FOR SALE 'Large sire Spark oil burner. 2 50-gallon tanks, copper feed line. 718 Sherman. APRICOTS for sale. Oeorge Alford Fern Vallev. - . Fern Valley. FOR SALE Merrlt O'Keefe gas rane. 3D moaei, ana spaue imm. niviic 16-F-3. PICARDY OLADIOLI 33c dot. Late cabbage plants, 10c doc. Dressler's, 1107 E. Main. FOR SALE trap drum aet. 115: violin. M. See at Royal Rogue Kennels. FOR SALE Olympic Egg Mash. Low price rnaaj. uiu twi uuaen every Saturday until aunset, opn In evening. Davis Feed Store, across street from .Merrick. FOR SALE Picking bucket and bags. 43614 South Oakdale Ave. PEACHES Early Hale: 1 mil wt of Phoenix. mile west of Cal houn ranch. C. Bets. LEAVINO TOWN Hotuwhold goods and trailer for sale. Talent Auto Camp. FOR 8 A LB Iron beds, springs tables el eacn. Miscellaneous furniture and books, bio Bast Mala. FOR SALE Miscellaneous GOOD used refrigerator! and electric ranges. Call 12. PLACER mine and equipment, close In. Priced right for quick sale. Box 4352, Tribune. FOR GALE Peachea, Early Triumph, fine for canning. R. R. Quelle Phone 857-L, Griffin Creek. FOR BALE Blue Lake canning beans 4o lb. Also beets and carrots Chas. Owen, Orchard Home Drive. Phone 1453-J-l. 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 Ice-boxes, oil stoves, hot water tanks, davenports, fruit Jars. Jack'a 2nd Hand Store, 106 S. Orape. FOR SALE Large Gravensteln ap ples, 3c lb. O. V. Myers place, Phone 258-H. FOR SALE One 60x34 right ped estal typewriter desk. 60x34 oak table. 3 oak swivel chairs, one 4- drawer steel file, one Royal typo writer, pica type. Box 4336, Mall Tribune. L FOR SALE Speed Queen washers ana ironers ana uenerai aiec.rju lroner, Sparton refrigerators. Guar anteed service and parts for au makes of washers. Good used washers, radios and small roll-top office desk. Pick's Hardware. GRAIN SACKS. 3c and 4c each: also sacking and binding twlno Med ford Bargain House, 37-31 North Orape. Phone 1063. MYERS Water Pressure systems, guar anteed. All pumping systems over hauled Plumbing contracting Fen co electric fence regulator? Pull line of general paints and fishing tackle. Fick a Hardware. MY WIFE says advertise. 1 sell dress rs. beds, floor covering, tents, stoves, chairs, fruit Jars. Jack's and Hand store. 106 south orape CABBAOE plants. 647 Marie St. LAUREL. Fir and Pine; 91 up Tel 4S3-R.3 BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALE OR TRADE Service sta tion. 6-room house and barn. 5 acres with water; clover crop. Will suoamae. eignai service station, south of Talent. FOR SALE Grocery store, doing spienaia ousiness, weu located: 4 living rooms and bath, city water, 9Wbo, sia&a cash, mis price in eludes stock, fixtures, and build ing. Would consider some trade U. Q. F1CKELL 18 So. Bartlett PERSONAL HANDWRITING analyzed, amanlngly revealing, invaiuaoie Knowledge. Require name, sentence, birth dare; si .uu eacn. pencraft, box 12B3, Bnntn Barbara, Calif. LOANS MONEY TO LOAN on dwellings of late construction. Reasonable rates. BROWN & WHITE. R00FIN0 WE REPAIR or apply any type of roof. Roll roofings and coating at mall order prices. Pabco Palnta and Roofing. Ekerson Paint and Roof Co. 38 So. Bartlett. Tel 243 MISCELLANEOUS WASHER SERVICE All makes Full line genuine Maytag parts. Medford Maytag Co.. 31 North Bartlett. Tel 38. Mail Tribune Daily across - L Instigate &. Northwestern Indian I. Dowry 13. Loud nolss It. Large hall or room U. Past 15. Flowering plant 17. Pasture IS. Salutations 19. Masculine name St. Puff up 24. .General notion 25. Kind of lettuce 28. Gas of the air 29. Minute particle 32. Sunken fence 34. Haul 35. Ceremony 36. Poems 27. Entry In an account 8. Melody 40. Indorsement on a pass port 42. One of the moat beau tiful mem bers of the eat family 44. Legal hearing Solution oi Saturday! Puzzle BlulMlfrfaAlBIAISIHEaBlPD Y E R I 1112 I CHYlUVEA T L JIa S H lfB A NM adk aot a e a TOfe l m c o n sits t s E SEE kMm e vebor 46. Acquire by labor 48. Trouble 49 He who befriended tht lion 64. Poorly 65. Gained In business 56. Siberian river 67. Shelter 68. Mineral f prlnte 61 Small whirlpool mmm bianmsheskEEm es oboleroeMTona N E M0!ALRERfjROS i' i r r m r r g it z mz ifg " - "iii" zzwm Ts WrUL Ml mk UauA 4dr Hf So Sl S2 st Si I I m 1 1 I I b r I I I BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON COUNT! ABSTRACT CO. TITLE INSURANCE ABSTRACTS ESCROWS Chinese Herb Chinese Herbs for all ailments. GET QUICK RESULTS Try our remedlea when other fall. CHAN It CHAN CO . 236 E Main. hadlator Repairing. HOOPER'S RADIATOR 8 E R V I 0 1 33 South Bartlett Kxpert Window Cleaner. LET OEOROE DO IT lei II W House cleaning, floor waslng. Je mothlng nig upholstery iranlnj Dressmaking. 'THE DOMESTIC 8HOPPE" Profes sional Dressmaking. Tailoring, al teratlons. Hemstitching. Buttons and Buckles covered, le N. Bartlett THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking and Remodeling. Buttons and Buckles covered. Room 302, U B Natl. Bank Bldg. Tel. 1181 DRESSMAKING. Tailoring. Ldl Coats and Suits Alteration. Prices reasonable. Mary M Coker ura terlan Bldg. LOANS E-X-T-R-A Money When You Need Itl When you require extra lund to pay your bills cr for otner pur poses, sr. us. We ask for no en dorsers and make no emb.iraMlng Investigations You get you, money at once without any deductions Ample repayment time and modest charges, we Invite you to Inquire for further Information. Call. Phone or Write OREOON FINANCE CO. (Formerly Ore & Waah Mtg Co.) -Lie. No 8-211 M217. Phone 139. 45 South Central MUSIO VOICE PIANO Oeorge Maddox. tenor. Alleen Crawford Maddox piano. Beginners and advanoed Prultt'a Music Center. Phon 22 Painting. PAINTINO Industrial and residential work quickly done at moderate cost Latest spray-type equipment F H Oardner Phone 1376-W COLORS BY NATURE - PAINTS BY PITTSBURGH Let us recummend reliable painter or paperhangel P.H.A loans (or painting now avail able Pittsburgh Paint Store. IW W Main Transier. DAVIS TRANSFER AND 8TOP.AOR Local and Long Distance Purnlturt Moving Bonded carrlera. Ftreptoul storage Expert orating, packing and shipping service "Davis (or Service." Phone 644. EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO - Office 16 So Fir Phone 816 Prices right Service guaranteed. LEGAL NOTICES Call for Bids. The 8chool Board of Ruch Ster ling School District No. 3, wtl receive bid for the transportation of all elementary school pupil from Three Corners at Sterling via Buucom on the County Road to the Ruch School houso. State rate per mile .for extra runs. Bids to be opened at Ruch Ster ling Schoolhouse, on August 6, 1938, at 8 p. m. A suitable bond for the amount of the bid to accompany aame. The Board reserves the light to reject any or all bids. (Signed) GLENN W. SMITH, Chairman of Board. Elizabeth Qtldea. Clerk, Cross-Word Puzzle 1. Alleviates I. Coach dog 10. 8-shnped molding II. Fly aloft 14. Part of a cooi stove SO. Shakespearean 21. By m pains tie response 22. Burden 21. City In North Carolina 24. English divine 27. Lamb's pen name It. At odds 10, pertaining to the ear SL Nothing more than It. eminent 18. Philippine m Mohammsdai 41. Closes forcibly 43. Brother of one's parent 44. Part of a comet 45. Vex: colloq. 46. leelandlo SHK8 47. Metric land measures 60. Short sleep 6L Took the Initiative 61 Come to a close 61. Speak DOWN L Portion of a curve 1 Cry of derision or disap proval 5. OrKan of hearing 4. Handle 6. Promontory . Native of a European country Biblical hi Ifh AiM IISA R E PITTAK30IP A L gJNMPRPbfc Call for Bids. Transport High School stodents to Jacksonville School from TLre Cor ners Sterling, Little Applegnte far aa Harold Crumps. Ruch District and vicinity, to Jacksonville scbuol and return. Opacity forty students. Stat rate per mile for extra runs. A bond acceptable to the Board must accompany the bid. Bid win be opened Saturday, Auguat t. 1938. at 8 d. m.. in the Jacksonville School. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. STELLA W. BEACH, Clerk. School District No. 1 Jacksonville. Oregon National Forest Timber for Sals National Forest Timber For Sale. Sealed blda will be received by the Forest Supervisor. Medford, Oregon, up to and Including August 29, 1918, for all the live timber marked for cutting, and all merchantable dead timber located on an area embracing about 390 acres within sec. o. t. at B.. R. 8 E. w. M.. Rogue River Na tional Forest, Oregon, estimated to be 1.250 M. feet of sugar pine, au m feet of nonderosa nine, and 1,000 M feet of Douglas fir, the fir to be out at the option of the purchaser. No bid of lesa than $4.60 per M. feet for miitrnr nine. 3.75 for Donderosa pine. and 0.76 for Douglas fir will bo considered. 1500,00 must be depos't ed with each bid, to be applied on the purchase price, refunded, or re tained In part as liquidated damages, according to conditions of sale. Tho right to reject any and all bids la reserved. Before bids are submitted, full Information concerning the tim ber, the conditions of sale, and the submission of bids snoum do ob tained from the Forest Supervisor, Medford, Oregon, full fnr Rids. Transport Grade and High School students within District, also High School student from outside the District. Route starts In Jacksonville on Phoenix Highway to Whit 8chool In Griffin Creek, return via Arnold Lane to Medford-Ja'cksonvllle High way thence to sohool. Also north on Old Stage Road a far a necessary within the district and return to school. State rate per mile for extra trlpa or mileage. Suitable bond to accompany bid. Board reserve tho right to roject any or all bids. Bids to be opened August iitn at o p. m at Jacksonville School. STELLA W. BEACH. Clerk. Dead Indian DEAD INDIAN SODA SPRINGS. July 39. (Spl.) Mr. and Mr. Don ald P. Krots of Rlohmon. cat., re- turned to their borne Friday after a week apent Here, during which time they visited on horseback the rod lnson Butt and Poole Hill lookout. Pish lak and other polnta of Inter est. Mr. and Mra. Ralph Duffleld of Walnut Grove accompanied by Mrs. Jacqueline Haddock spent a vacation here returning home Monday. Mr, Duffleld la a former Medford resident, his father and uncle having owned and operated Duffleld shoe store. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson of Oak land were recent guests here. They were accompanied to the resort on by Mrs. Grace Ti'.orbua and Mr. Mayno Coleman and children of Med ford. Mrs. Coleman and Mr. Thorbus returned to Medford the same day. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson remained until Friday. Mr. and Mr. R. D. Oliver and granddaughter Jane Oliver of Fres no spent two weeks at the resort, fishing and resting, returning to their home Tuesday. This waa their sixth annual vacation here. Mrs. Echo Davis of San Francisco and Mr. and Mr. R. O. Btephenson of Medford were Sunday dinner gueat as were also Mr. and Mrs. Roland Hub. bard, ion and daughter of Medford. Mr. and Mr. D. O. Lindsay of Med ford returned Wednesday after a tew days spent at Uielr home tn Med ford. They made the return trip by way of Lake o' the Woods. Mr. and Mr. Geo. Ltndley of Klamath Falls are spending a few days here. Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Lane of Rogue River are vacationing here. Henry Maury and Peart of Central Point apent July 38-37 here fishing, and Incidentally to escape the valley heat. H. D. Oliver, Marlon Lance, Jack Tyrrell. Mark and Lyle Hoefft fisbod at Four Mile laka Monday. A rain on Wednesday dispelled some of the smok which has drift ed In from distant forest fires. Bo for tuts section ha escaped tires but ha had Its quota of smoke. Mr. and Mr. Archie Turpln and daughter of Medford apent Saturday and Sunday here. Among those who picnicked here on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs, John Owen and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Hoefft and family, Mr. and Mr Tom Stanley and family. 'A good crowd enjoyed the plunge during the afternoon. Eagle Point EAGLE POINT, July 30. (Spl.) Mr. B. Gallbreath 1 having a foun dation laid for a new home. Mr. Winifred Eason of Tonopah, Nev., and Mra. Mattl Steward and Mr. and Mra. Dave Steward of La Grande, Ore., visited Mr. and Mr Royal Brown and Mr, and Mra, Will Brown here recently. Mrs. Mattlo Steward I a sister of Mr. Royal Brown. The Stewarda visited her last October en route to Phoonix Arte where they spent the wlntet After leaving Phoenl they vlsltKl Boulder Dsm, Grand Canyon. Carls bad Cavern. Corpus Chrlatl and made trip to Mexico City, along the gulf to New Orleana, up th MlssUslppt visiting relative tn Missouri and Ne braska, then heading weat. Mra. Emma Rader and Mrs. Ham Stanley and fton Darrel spent the week-end a Dead Indian. Mr. and Mr. Dan Steward and Mr. Caaon apent th week-end at Diamond and Crater lake. Ih order to further th high tand ard of Ladlno cheese. A. Woodrlch ha Just completed Installing a re frigeration plant to maintain an even temperature la th wiring room. The Presbyterian Bible school, eon- ducted for the past two weeks by Miss Prance Smith, was well at tended. Mr. and Mr. Howard Grow have returned from the Grow ranch on Reese creek, helping to prevent for est fires from wiping out thetr ranch. George Brown and son have had a new sign pslnted on their general ator. Martha Abel and Pauline Robinson were with the Davidson girl ovir th week-end. Mr. and Mra. Roy Ashpol and the Lester Throckmortons picnicked In Ashland Sunday. Miss Ivy Dore of Canada la visit ing her mother, Mrs. Mellle Dore, and grandfather, Mr. Bailey, here. Oscar Palm and Merrltt Brown spent the week-end tn Portland, vis iting. Mrs. Palm returned with them after spending the pest three weeks in the olty. 0. W. Ashpole and family visited at the home of hi brother, Roy Ash pole. Monday evening. Vern Brophy (topped Sunday to visit friends here while on his w7 to the Hanley ranch. Walter Young, Mr. and Mr. Arn old Gasnell and Mr. and Mra. Roy Aahpole, attended the Softball gamcc Thursday night In Medford. ' Eagle Point Grange will oocupy 'ts new hall In about two weeks. - Mr. and Mrs. Al Floyd spent July 34 with Mr. and Mrs. William Perry Mr. and Mrs. Perry and Barbara Smith returned from Astoria, July IB, oomlng by way of Rcedsport. Marian Chamberlain visited her parent, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Chamber lain, over - the week-end, - then re turning to Grant Pa where she. la employed In a beauty parlor. Mr. and Mr. Wm. Perry and Mr. and Mr. Roy Smith and son Lyle attended Pomona Orange at Upper Applegate, July 33. Mr. and Mrs Perry served chtaken dinner for Irve Daley, Thomas Riley and Wm. Swain, the carpentera and palntera at the Orange hall, July 37. Mr, and Mra. Roy Smith. Barbara and Lyle spent Sunday at Diamond lake. . The county rock crusher moved out to Nick Young's place July 36 Vivian Moomaw went to Crescent City recently to visit Mrs. Franota Watklns for a few day. Townsend olub met at Orange hall July 30. with a large attendance. Mr. Turner, delegate to the national convention, gave an interesting re port. Several members from Med ford attended. Mr. and Mra. Ama doln of Michigan were visitors, he playing several violin numbers. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stanley and son Bertland visited In Fort Klamath last week. .' Mrs. Ben Klngery and children left for the coast Wednesday to visit her sister who Uvea there, and her mother and father, Mr. and Mr.. Culbertson. Mr. and Mra. Jim Worthlngton moved off the Joe Worthlngton ranch and Mr, and Mrs. Gossett, Mr, Worth -lngton's daughter and family, have moved onto the place. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wltchey of Newport spent week at the Ernest Dahack home whll aearchlng for agates for their shop. They are going to Copco and eastern Oregon. The Grange Jacksonville Orange. Jacksonville Grange member held a short but Interesting meotlng July 33. Katherlne Wendt gave the educa tion committee report which con sisted of various Interesting Items. Henry Conger, reporting for the sgrlcultural committee, stated thbt with 13,000 milk cows In this valloy and a shortage of hay In this and Klamath counties, there waa apt to be an acute hay problem this winter. Mrs, Reva Henspeter reported the H. E. club met with the Talent ladles July 31. Nest meeting of the club will bs with Ora Nledermeyer. Requeat of Griffin Creek for use of the hall to entertain Pomora Orange In October waa unanimously granted. Lecture hour constated of com munity singing and a debate, with H. E. Conger, C. A. Myer and Anna Wendt taking the aXflrmatlv on th subject of the economy, practica bility and healthfulnea of man's clothing versus women's. Mrs. Flor in Severance, Leota T. Vaughn and Roy Martin upheld the negative. It was heartily enjoyed by alt as were tho Ice cream sandwtche served shortly afterward by Mr. and Mrs Brockway, Mr. and Mr. H. S. Con ger and Mr, MacDonough. Oold Hill orange. Gold Hill Orange meeting, July 31. waa well attended considering the heat. Lecturer' hour was put on by th executive committee. Ceres and lady assistant being absent, the chair were filled by Madga Ross and Edith Howe. Th charter waa draped In memory of John Ritter, first Gold Hill Gran ger to pas away sine we organized In 1035. The Grange extends deepest sympathy to the bereaved family, also to Brother and Slater Tygart and family on the Bad loss of the.r brother, Maroelle Orler. Several Granger from thl nd of th county attended regular Pomona meeting, July 33, at the beautiful Grange hall at Upper Applegate. Annual Pomona picnic will be held Sunday, July 31, at Jackson Hot Springs, starting about 10 a. m., and basket dinner about noon, with games In the afternoon. All Grangers should mske an effort to attend. For refreshment the ladles brought pper bag lunche for two and the men paid 10 cent for them. H. K. O. furnished ooolade. Mr. and Mrs. John Gray, Mr. and Mrs. John Novaa and Mr. and Mrs Wm. Puhl are on the serving com mittee for Orange, August 4. Mr. William of Gold Hill Oranae won the prtee for naming the Griffin Creek Orange pig. A cult of devil worship had num trou adherent In Frano during th reign of Lout XVL On the Radio Chains STATIONS Where to rind I hem on the (Mali BEX. Portland. UHU; Kri. M0 uu Ansele! KUA 1470. SpoUo. KUU. 1D0 Sao Pranclsroi KUtlr sm, Portland; KJH U7U, Seattle KNV I0SU, to. 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KPO, KOW; Noble'a Orch., KOIN. 1 n -no Mnl lea's Orch.. KGO. KEX: Orant'a Orch.. KNX: Budy Orch, KPO. KFI; New, sua. 10:30 Trumbauer' Orch., KOO, KOA; ' Ore Lake's Orch., KPO,. KFI, KOW; Kane' Orch., . KNX, KSL. KOIN. il-no Five Star Final. KOO: Organlat. KOA; Pasadena Community Dane, KNX, KSL. koin: uaroer Orch.. KPO, KFI, KGW; Nawa, KEX. Weather Northern California: Fair tonlgw. Saturday and Sunday, but fog es) coast, high temperature In Interior; light to moderate northwest wind of the coast. Waahlngton and Oregon: Fair t nlBht and Saturday with fogs ott coast,, slightly warmer In Interior Saturday; gentle northwest wind off the coast. Travel Table AIRPLANES Northbound. Leave. Malta Oloa. 1:31 p.m. 13 30 PA . 8:08 a.m. 4:31 eJB. southbound. Leave Mall Close. 13:10 am 1138 p.m. TRAINS Northbound. . Leave. Mill Clot. 9 :30 am 8 :80 JB. 1:06 pm 7:05 pjn. Bouthbonnd. Lear Mall Close. B:30s.m. 7:80 a.m. 833 pm 133 pm BUSES North. BoqtH, 1:48 am 13:15 am IMim :llm 8 35 am 8 80 ajn 140pm 1:45 p.m. 6 80 pm 1:46 pm 8:68 pm 10:80 pm. 8:50 pjn To Klamath rail. 1:48 am and 8:40 pm To Orsnt Pass only. . To oabland only. -.r