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! 11 MEDFORn M An. TRTTttWE, MEnFOTCI), OREGON. TUESDAY. AUGUST 2. 1938. PAGE SEVEN I Read every ad on this page You will probably find exactly the things you have been look tag 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 want Isn't here, ad vertise for It Tribune Classl fled Ads are inexpensive effective I RATES Per word first Insertion.. (Minimum 25c) Each additional Insertion. per word lc (Minimum 10c) Per line per month without copy change ..S1.28 CASH Or money order must ac company all mail order classified ads. LOST AND FOUND - Tl - tttrrtnr anrl Ant,1nn schoolhouse, tire and rim. Please l phone 067: write dox ao, route VLoSTITdog nissiug. call 1616 WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Man with car. Good op portunity for man twenty to forty. Permanent business. Write box 4506, Mall Tribune. NATIONALLY Known Company has a position for man with car to work rural territory In Western Oregon. Man appointed must be free to travel. Will be paid expense allow ance In addition to very liberal commissions. Man over 30 preferred. See C. M. Miner at Grand Hotel. Tues. and wed., i to o. WANTED A well known and well ltked young man between the ages oa nnrl dn tn renresent on a salary, the Manufacturers Life In surance CO., an Ola, conservative, Canadian company. He must have a neat appearance, mature juua- .... nnrl ha n Hcnl 1 1 t,l V hnnest The right man v.lll be given a tnorougn irairuug ttuu paid. Applications must be sub mitted to P. A. Tatum, 308 Yeon Bldg.. Portland, Oregon, before Au gust 10th. CIVIL SERVICE Prepare now for coming examinations UNITED CIVIL SERVipE COACH- qtiocat, rv.m .n 1Vll.r Riff nal Service station, Sixth and Plr. f ' WANTED rr nn .on nmon.nA whn ICnftWS tilO country and has permission to . 1...,. n uuin aunt quail auu ijucwuiihi ..... pay 64.50 per day and board to satisfactory guide for one week at opening of season. L. C. SMITH. Redding. Cal. WANTED SALESMAN DISTRICT MANAGER FOR LIFE INSURANCE AGENCY ' Progressive old line company wants man qualified to develop and su pervise agency at Medford. Must have successful selling experience, age 38-45, with good reputation Bnd local contacts. Salary plus overwriting plus good commissions to right man. Give full Information In reply, which will be confidential. Key No. 6, box 4614. Tribune. UNIFORMS AND REGALIA WANTED An aggressive representative; state age, experience, lodge affiliations, and references. An excellent oppor tunity to connect with the world's leading manufacturer of fine uni forms and regalia. Mall Tribune. . box 4602. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Pleasant middle-aged lady to do light housework In modern home at Lake O' Woods for rest of summer. Wages $10 per month, room and board. Call at 709 Dakota or phone 575-L. MALE OR FEMALE WANTED Man and wife without children to work on ranch. Two In family. Box 4546 Tribune. HOP PICKERS who have registered for picking at the Hilton Hop Yard, picking will start August 4th. Hil ton Hop Yard. Granta Pass. HOP PICKINO starts about Aug-Jit 20th at Christie Hop Yarys, 8 It miles west of Grants Pass. Free tents, good campground. HOP PICKERS The Hlltou Yards of Grants Pass are now entering pickers for the 1938 season wnicn will start about August 1Mb 316 acres choice hops, tine camping grounds on Rogue nver. stores, eic. on grounds Longest picking season In Southern Oregon wruo nirao Hop Vards. Lower River road Grants Psss. Oregon REGISTER now for hop picking at I I1C D 1.1 V.IUK UVp cabins lights and wood Apple's- Ore WANTED SITUATIONS NOW la the time to have oil burner and furnace checked Call Jack Hey lar.d. 1470-X. PaTnTINoTdECORATING. phone 393. HOUSE CLEANING, window cleaning, floor waxing. Phone 393. STENOGRAPHER Capable young roTnan wants work. Phone 979-J. W ANTED Miscellaneous WANTED Used table separator. Write C. D. Beery, route 4, box 310, Med ford. WANTED Fruit hauling contract. Large truck. 1313 Court St WANTED 3 or 4-room modern house, close to Mrdford Not over $15.00 month. Box 4481 Tribune. WANTED Practical nursing or house keeping. 763 B St, Ashland. Mrs. JfUiina, f. . ...... ... WANTED Miscellaneous WANTED 604 Pennay Ivanla wants blda on the delivery of 6 tier of lS-lncb green laurel, 6 black oak and V body fir. WANTED Pat and feeder cattle and lambs. J. J. Osenbrugge. WANTED Dead and worthless ani mals removed free of charge Phone (reverse charges) Southern Oregon By-Producta Co. WANTED Poultry and eggs High est cash price paid. Medfcrd Poul try and Egg H. O Predeite. sole owner. LAUNDRY Mrs Huson. Tel. IS45-M UIOIItST CASH PR M'KS PAID Pot Your Furniture Mfc'UFOKD BAROAIN HOLSK 37 N Drape St Pboot 1061 WOOL - MOHAIR - HIDES And Pelts dee us before you sell MEDPORD BAROAIN HOUSE 17 N Grape at Phone 1063 WELL DRILUNO tl 60 pet ft first 60 ft. eto. J M Dodge. SIS King WE PAV tlOHb CASH For Your Furniture. HOI.BKOlW ANhRfcWS 6tb and Front Phone 647 HlOHES'l PRICES PAID tor Batteries Radiators. Aluminum Brass Cop per and jthei metala. MEDFURD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N IrnpeSt Phone 1063 FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT 6-room unfurnished house, $37.60. water paid. 118 North Peach St. POUR-ROOM modern, partly furnish ed house, ,22.50. Water paid. Phone 1669-Y. FOR RENT Modern 6-room house, unfurnished. Close In. Adulta. Phone 761. FOR RENT Bachelor cabin. Phone 1748-Y. FOR RENT 6-room pertly furnished house, $16. Inquire 7 Chestnut or call 1564. FOR RENT New furnished house. 334 Apple. FOR RENT 4-roora furnished houso; electric range. Inquire 806 S. Oak dale. FOR RENT House No. 8. Everett Court, furnished. Adult only Phone 338. FOR RENT House No. 6, Everett Court Unfurnished. Adults only. Phone 238. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Small furnished apart ment In Mall Tribune building. Call at Tribune business office. FOR RENT 3 rooms, $10, unfurnish ed: 3 rooms, furnished, $13.50. Not modern. Inquire 618 E. Main. FURNISHED Apartment. Adults only. 503 S. Holly. FOR RENT Furnished apartment. Frlgldalre, electric range. Hotel Holland. FOR - RENT Furnished apartment. Adults. 128 Mistletoe. FOR SALE Furnished duplex apart ment house. 633 Austin St. FOR RENT Cool 4-room furnished apartment: private bath. 333 W 2nd. FOR RENT 3-roora unfurnished apartment. 403 Newtown. Tel. 19 FURN. APT., private bath, Frigid- aire. 806 West Main. FOR RENT Attractive apartment; private bath Adults only 905 West 10th. VAWTER Apartments. 30 No. 'Holly, 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. 630 8 Centra APTS FOR RNT OeBaUBT .pts FOR RENT Furnished Rooms ROOM with private bath. Phone 1B3-K. SLEEPINO ROOMS. 334 West 4th FOR RENT Furnished room. 633 t Main. Phone 1749-Y. FOR RENT 3 bedrooms for gentle men. Reasonable. 528 W. 11th. ROOMS for rent: private entrance; $2.60 a week. 408 Edwards. DESIRABLE ROOM. 813 S. Central ATTRACTIVE rooma 404 8 Orape FOR RENT BOARD ROOM ROOM AND BOARD. 223 North Cen tral. CLEAN, attractive room with board. $7.00 weekly, walnut Inn. Fin land, Ore. BOARD and ROOM. 1003 West Ma.n BOARD and ROOM. $1 a day at 716 E. Main FOR RENT Miscellaneous BACHELOR CABINS. 445 So. Front. CLOVER PASTURE for rent. J. M. Sutherlln. Route 8, Box 14. ONE store room, upstairs office rooms 8-e Al Llttrell or Round Hubbard. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 30 head of beef heifers. Phone 4-P-1S. Eagle Point. FOR SALE OR TRADE Team of voung horses. O. V. Myers place Phone 258-H FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE 50 turkeys. Blanche Pw-t. rVaele. FOR SALE AUT0M0BILE8 FOR SALE 1929 Ford sedan. Csll 653. -29 DE SOTO Coupe, looks and runs fine, bargain price only $96.00. PIERCE ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge Plymouth Distributors FOR SALE 1929 Model A Ford sedan, good condition. Call 1367 evenings. FOR SALE '30 model A sport coupe. Excellent condition or trade for livestock or saddle horses. Call 17-r-U, fagl Point. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES BUILDING HOME. Sacrifice 1937 Road Home trailer, sleeps four. Call Lee Williams, 1530 N. Riverside. FOR SALE 1935 Ford DeLuxs Sport Roadster; radio, neater. A class? Job at a bargain. Phone 693. LATE "36 Ford Coupe. $60 its than market price; Call 971. evenings. DATES' USKU CARS Famous R and G Guarantee. Cars of merit only deserve this space watch this section lor tne BEST BUYS IN TOWN. 1936 Ford Coupe; radio, heat er, special paint, $516 com plete. Used Car Lot located 6th and Bartlett, Medford. Oregon. Harold Treat. Used Car Mgr. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE 1 ACRE, modern 4-room home with bath and garage. Bargain If taken at once. Spring Street, Route 4. Box 103. FOR SALE 10 acres, shade trees, night club and large dance hall, beer, wine and liquor. Ready to go. Will take some trade. Box 763, Yreka, Calif. FOR SALE 6-room modern house. Oak floor, fire place, close in. Paved street and 3 lots. $3,350. MODERN 4-room house, acre, good road, bus service, $3,500. H. N. Lofland, 326 South Oakdale. FOR SALE Bargain In East Side home, owner selling to close estate. Three bedrooms, hsrdwood floors, basement where furnace could be Installed, two lots, lovely shade trees. Charles R. Ray, Room 317, Medford Bldg. Phone 303. SIX-ROOM HOUSE, hardwood floors, fireplace, 2 bathrooms, 2 lots, paved street. Close In. $2500. O. S. Butterfleld, Medford Bldg. . FOR SALE 6-room house and bath, garage, 3 walnut trees. Corner property, near schools. Price. $1200; terms. Also 19 acres. Irrigated and In Ladlno clover, 4-room houre, electricity, barn, lota of shade, good soil. Price $3600, Including 6 Guernsey cows cream separator and household furniture. See L. G. Plckell, 16 S. Bartlett. V5R SALE OR RENT 17 Glenn Oak Court five-room home. Hardwood floors throughout, fireplace, base ment and furnace, attractive lawn In back. Charles R. Ray. room 217 Medford Bldg., phone 303. FOR SALE Small house trailer, $30. Just the thing for fruit workers. 619 N. Grape. Phope 1377-L. FOR SALE LAND AT LAND OFFICE No. 1 1 acre, 9-room modern house. Electric pump, fine garden land, chicken house, garage. At city limits. Sacrifice price, $3300; $650 cash: balance, terms. No. 3 13 acres. Rogue river front age on Crater Lake highway. Water right. Very fine garden land. Priced - for Immediate sale to settle estate. . $975.00. Terms on part. No. 8 40 acres, dairy ranch 35 acres now In good stand ol clover, irri gated. On highway. Good barn, small house. $2100: $800 cash; bal ance, terms. J. C. BARNES at LAND OFFICE 943 S. Central Phone 884 or 1127-Y FOR SALE 6-room modern house, close In. Garage, 8 trult trees, fine lawn, shrubbery. Convenient terms Cal) at 1027 West Tenth St. after 6 p. m. FOR SALE 6-room, also 6-room house. Pavement paid. Easy terms. Call 1008-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 partly equipped, 12 head of cattle.. Selling on account of ill ness. J. A. Skeeters, Anderson Creek, Talent. WHEN you think of real estate think Of BROWN SS' WHITE FOR SALE Newly painted house. 6 rooms and sleeping porcn. 3 ion. $60 down and $10 per month and Interest. Central Point, Owner, 618 East Main, Medford. FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS For Information loqulre of Warren Patterson Secretary at tne nations Farm Loan Office 303 Libert) Bldg Tel 1149 Or O A Barnes 167 E 6th. Eugene, ore. HOUSES FOR SALE In Medford and surrounding towns. Easy terms Jackson County Federal Saving? For Exchange Real Cstate FOR SALE OR TRADE Income prop erty. Phone 1091-H. FOR SALE OR TRADE .7 -room houM near High School. Large living- room, fireplace, rurnace, oak ire. 425", South Oakdale Ave. FOR SALE Miscellaneous FOR SALE 1,000-gallon water tank and 3 h. p. engine and pump. 1 mile south Phoenix on highway. Eugene Haaenfurter. COPENHAGEN MARKET Cabbage Plants. Also pickling cucumbers. Dressler'e. Phone 1669-Y. PICARDY GLADS 35o dozen. Dress ier a. 1107 E. Main. FOR SALE Cheap. 3-wbeel trailer. 1313 Court St. FOR SALE Carpenter tools and trult Jars. Ella Evans, Jacksonville. 3c KODAK REPRINlH. Studio. 807 West Second. FOR SALE Gravensteln apples and peach plums, pnone aos-K-s. FOR SALE Baled straw. I. R. Nledermeyer. phone 697-R-l. FOR SALE Picking buckets and bags. 426H south oakdala Ave PEACHES Early Hales: 1 mile w-wt of Phoenix, mile west of Cal houn ranch. C. Beta. LEAVING TOWN Household goods and trailer for sale. Talent Auto Camp. ORAIN SACKS 8c and 4c each: also sacking and binding twine Med ford Bargain House. 37-81 North Orape. Pbone 1063. CABBAOk plants 647 Maria 8t. laurel Fir and Pun; $1. up Tel . juu-jva. FOR SALE Miscellaneous FOR SALE Large Gravensteln p plea, 3c lb. O. V. Myera place. Phone 35B-H. OOOD used refrlgeratora and electric ranges. Call 12. BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALE Lunch room, good bus! ness. Cheap If taken at once Box ou iTiDune. FOR SALE OR TRADE Service sta tion. 6-room house and barn. 6 acres with water: clover crop. Will subdivide. Signal Service Station, south of -"alent. PERSONAL MEN OLD AT 401 GET PEP. New Ostrex Tontc Tablets contain raw oyster Invlgorators and other stimulants. One dose starts new pep. Value 91.00. Speclsl price 890. Call, write Strang Drug Co. PROFESSIONAL READINGS. Try the best. Mme. JLazelta, 106 North Oak dale. HANDWRITING analyzed, amazingly revealing. Invaluable knowlerlne. Require name, sentence, birth dare; 1.00 each. Pencraft, Box 12j3, Santa Bnrbnrn, Calif. LOANS MONEY TO LOAN on dwellings ol late construction. Reasonable rates BROWN cfc WHITE. ROOFING WE REPAIR or apply any type of roof. Roll roofings and coating at mall order prices Pabco Paints and Roofing. Ekerson Paint and Roof Co. 38 So Bnrtlett Tel 343 MISCELLANEOUS WASHER SERVICE - All mutes Pull line genuine Maytag parte Medford Maytag Co.. 31 North Bartlett. Tel 38 BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON COUNTt ABSTRACT CO. TITLfc INSIt KANCIf ABSTRACTS ESCROWS Chinese Herbs Chinese Herbs for all ailments GET QUICK RESULTS Try our remedies when other fall CHAN & CHAN CO. 33E K Main. Dressmaking. "THE DOMESTIC SHOPPE" Profes sional Dressmaking. Tailoring, Al terations. Hemstitching, Buttons and Buckles covered. IB N Bartieti THE FASHION SHOP Drussmaklng and Remodeling. Buttons and Buckles covered. Room 303, 0 8 Natl. Bank Bldg. Tel. 1151 DRESSMAKING. Tailoring. Lid It Coats and Suits Alterations Price1' reasonable Mary M Coker Cra terlan Bldg. Expert Win dim Cleaner. LET GEORGE DO IT - lei UK House cleaning, floor waxing. Je muthlng rug upholstery cleaning hadlatur Repairing. HOOPER'S RADIATOR 8 E R V 1 C I 33 South Burnett Transfer. DA VLB TRANSFER AND STOHAGrt Local and Long nistance furnlturt Moving Bonded carriers Firepioul storage Expert crating. pacUlna and shipping service "Davis for Service." Phone 644. EADS TRANSFER & 8TORAOB CO. Office 16 So Fir Phone 316 Prices right. Service guaranteed. Mail Tribune Daily across L Whip S. Game of skill 10. Head cook 14. Volcanic matter It. Ten -dollar fold piece 19. Rodent - 17. Hebrew mtamire 18. Contend In debate 19 An English queen SO. Most fervent 22 Came forth 24. Before 25. Revoke a legacy 3 Article 29 Siberian river 30. Pears greatly 14. Bombastic talk 16. Double 37. Utopian 38. Malt beverage 39. Legal charge for convey ing by mall 41. River: Bpanlub 43. Author of "A Trip to the Moon" 44. Prong 45. Encircle 4fi. Regard 48. Symbol for neon 49. Plunders 60. Imitating Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle ArrE5ACKgTEE5 IsiEWl-AlEiRlogl I r1a my S AMY S SI. Billow it. Dry 66. Warming appliances 60. Intense dis like II. Kind of pol ishing ma- terlaf 68. Silkworm 64. Pieces out r School: French 6$. Resound 67. Orderly 68. Plat fish 69. Understands 5 111 I w : - 5 5 2 Si 1 H ill "1 M iH 11 1 EH II I BUSINESS DIRECTORY miming. JNO. H. LOCK PAINTER Pine Interior work a specialty. Phone 809. MUSIO VOICE -PIANO George Maddox tenor. Alleen Crawrord Maddox ptano. Beginners and advanced Prultt's Music Center. Phone 32 Painting. PAINTING Industrial and residen'-tal work quickly done at moderate cost Latest spray-type equipment P H Gardner Pbone 1375-W COLORS BY NATURE - PAINTS BY PITTSBURGH Let US recommend a reliable painter or paperhangei F H A loans for painting now avail able Pittsburgh Paint Store. 142 w Main LEGAL NOTICES Call For Bids Call for bids for pslntlng outside or sonooi Buildings, piay en en, wacn era Re and one wood shed. Buildings must be cleaned witn steel orush oe fore painting. District will furnish paint. Roofs not to be painted. Sealed mas to oe in oy August am, iimu Painting must be finished by Sep tember 1st, 1Q38. AH bids sent to Omla Chambers, Clerk of Dlst. 31, box 39, eagle Point, Oregon. Administrator's Final Notice, Nottce Is hereby given that tbe undersigned administrator of the es tate of Mary O. Lovell, deceased, has filed In the County Court of Oregon for Jackson County, his duly verified final account, and said Court hds fixed Saturday, August 30, 1038. t 10 o'clock In the forenoon of aali day at the Court Room of said Court in the county court House in Med ford. Oregon, as the time and place for the hearing or said final account. All persons Interested are hereby notified to make or file their ob jections to said final account, If any they have, with said court i or before said time. GUS NEWBURY, Administrator of the Estate of Mary O. Lovell, deceased Dated: July 19th. 193B. Beagle BEAGLE, August I. Jraln harvest Ing Is pretty well over In our district with the Wilson thresher and Dugau combine both working the past week, Grain did not yield quite so neavy this year. FarneU Gelsen of Eagle Point Is visiting this week with Cecil Martin. Parnell's mother and stepfather, Mr. and Mrs. Chlldreth were visitors at the Martin home July 34. Mrs. Charlotte Sweet and son Phillip spent last week visiting with Mrs. Sweets sister, Mrs. Mathney and family, of Appiegate. Ina Pearl Lucas Is enjoying camp at the Lake O" The Woods. She was one of the lucky ones to get to spend the week at the 4-H summer camp. Mrs. Mary Brownwood of Do ben- ger Gap spent July 35 visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brown. Junior Pence of Klamath Falls spent last week visiting with his grandmother, Mrs. Blanche Sweet, Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson and little Janet were Medford visitors July 30. Cleo and Everett Young of willow Springs and Ernest Sanderson went to Diamond Lake fishing Wednes day. They enjoyed the good fishing but not the electric storm which caught them. Mrs. Young came with the boys as far as Beagle and spent the day with Mrs. Sanderson. Mrs. Pearl Martin and ton, Cecil, and Mrs. Thelma Martin and son, Donnle, spent July 33 in the valley trading and visiting friends. They Cross-Word Puzzle it. Nourish 3L Unit of work 21. Uncanny 26. Lessening 26. Crossbeam 37. Constrains to go along 28. Sluggish 29. Evict 3L High nest 32. Milk farm 33. Long narrow openings 36. Answer the purpose 36. Division of highway it. Small rounds 40. Earth: comb. form 41. Closest 46. Implemenfe for reducing to fine par- . tides 4T. Pits together at an angle 46. Vegetable 6L Village on the Hud non 63. Mediterranean sailing vessel 68. In that case 64. Pood flflh 66. Genus of the Virginia willow 66. Lame 67. American lake 68. Fine Russian hemp 69. Droops 62. Large serpen! E ROA SIK OOWN Run Tibetan monk Above Any article of clothing Stop Male deer Article of food Twisted and turned out of the course Appeared Delighted 8 u upend Sea eagle called on Mr. and Mrs, James Brlsco of Central Point while there. Mrs. Blschoft and daughter. Cleo, who apent several days In Medford visiting friends came home the laat of the week. Visitors at the Melvln Martin home July 34 were Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Sanderson and baby. Mr. and Mrs El dred Williams and little Eldora. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sanderson or Medford and Mr. and Mrs. Chaa. Sanderson and sons. Cyotes are getting very plentiful In our neighborhood. During the smoky weather they could be heard howling during the day. Mr. and Mrs. Bowen have lost several turkeya and geese In the paat week or so. Dora Ashley waa a Medford vlaltor the first of the week. Arthur Ashley la visiting friends In Medford for the week. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bowen enjoyed a visit from friends from Pasadena, Calif., the first of the week. They came to Oregon with the Intention of locating If they find something suitable. News of 4-H if! CLUBS By Marie Loean Oak Drove 4-H club l-aa been very busy with projeots this summer. The livestock club Is working with several projects. Birl Saltmarsh and Bobby Barbae were appointed to make a model trapnf.it, while Carl Rleck and Melvln Lltta worked vigorously on a model plghouse. Earl Saltmarsh and Lee Campbell were welcomed home after a very enjoyable week at sum mer oamp. First canning club to organize In the caunty this year Is the "Willing Workers" of Oak Orove under the leadership of Bertie Parltii. Flrat meeting was held July 18. Officers were elected aa follows: Joanne Den nee, president: Betty Lou Rleeh, vice president; Janice Pitts, secretary; Marie Logan, recreation leader. Vlr glnla Allen Is also a member. After the business mealing the first lesson was given on canning. Each girl canned a pint of berries. The second meeting waa held July 38. It was spent In discussing the reaaon of spoilage -of canned fruit. It was de cided that the next meeting waa to be held at the homo of Marie Logan, on Monday, August 1. The Grange Phoenix Grange At the laat mooting of Phoenix Orange, a plcnlo was announced for August 10 at the home of Walter Oermer on the highway south of Phoenix for members and their fam ilies. Each group to bring their own table service and woU filled baskets. Meat and bread and butter will be provided. The serving committee for the next regular meeting. August 9. Is Floyd Bell, Ray Ward, Elvln Inman, Bill Perns and Prank Denner. The lecturer announced that the program would be under direction of the young men of the grange, under 40 years of age, with Vaughn Quack enbush aa chairman. JOB RESTORATION IS C OR V ALUS, Aug. 3. fp) Charles A. Sprague, Salem, Republican guber notorial candidate, told Benton coun ty Republicans at a plcnlo that res toration of employment was the big Job confronting Oregon and tfie en tire nation. "Jobs are the best form of soclaj security,' Sprague aaid. "Invigorate enterprise, end Industrial and class strife. I believe In the right of labor to organize and bargain collectlcely but I favor lawful unionism. "We need to revitalize the Repub lican party In Oregon, build up an organization to be effective In pub lie affatra and support free govern ment and ordered liberty." APPEARS IN SPOKANE SPOKANE, Aug. 3, P) A scantily attired cave woman, resplendent In furs, stopped affairs of state In Spo kane yesterday. A bit tardy, Nora Benson, a prin cess by civic acclamation at Grants Pass, Ore., presented Mayor Prank Sutherlln a large akin passport to the Grants Pass Gladiolus show Au gust fl-fl. The mayor stopped signing PWA applications long enough to re ceive It. Princess Nora represented the Orants Pass Csmeven, civic fun or ganization. ROAD OILING ASSURED AT CAVES, LAVA BEDS CRATER LAKE. Aug. (Spl.) Oiling of the road and parking area at Oregon Cavea la provided by an allotment of 81300 for Immediate ex penditure, It waa announced today by the office of E. . Leavltt, superin tendent of Crater Lake national park. Similarly 13000 has been allocated for four miles of dust oiling on the north entrance of tha Lava Beds, Long Drive BAN JOSE. Cal. (UP) Dr. Brant Clark, Instructor la psychology, eon ducts classes both at San Jos Bute College here and at the University of California at Berkeley. He drives 100 miles each day. Closing time for' roo Let to 01- utt Ad u im rx a. Meteorological Report Aug. 3, 1838 Forecasts Medford and vicinity: Fair tonight and Wednesday, warmer Wednesday Oregon: Fair tonight and Wednes day, warmer In the Interior Wednea day, moderate to fresh northerly wind oft the coast. Local Dt Temperature a year ago today: Highest 83: lowest 46. Total monthly preclplt&tlon, none: excess for the month, none. Total precipitation since Septem ber 1, 1038, 35.00 Inches; excess foi the season. 7.18 Inches. Relative humidity at S p. m yes terday 30 per cent; 8 a. m. today 80 per cent. Tomarrow: Sunrise 0:07 a. m., sun set 7:37 p. m. Observations Taken at S a 120 Meridian Time. in., is.; om- Si s E i r 0 i ! Boise 96 so Clear Boston 84 73 .03 Clear Chicago 80 63 Clear Denver . .100 68 T. Clear Eureka 63 83 Clear Helena 90 08 Clear Los Angeles ....104 68 Clear MEDFORD 84 49 Clear New York , 93 73 .01 P.Cdy Omaha 98 74 01 Clear Phoenix 113 80 Cloudy Portland . 74 04 P.Cdy Reno 93 04 Clear Roseburg 76 60 Clear Salt Lake 98 73 P. Cdy. San Francisco n 63 64 Clear Seattle. ................ 70 04 T. Cloudy Spokane 78 03 Clear Washington, D.O. 93 73 Cloudy Yakdma ................ 78 00 . Clear AFTER GUN FIGHT EUREKA, Calif., Aug. 2. ip) A pistol fight with state and city of ficers In Eureka's main streets end ed with the capture of Everett Gil bert Parman, 38, Rosevllle, Calif., Hunted since July 10 on murder charges aa a result of the slaying of George McElroy, 20, Placer Junior college athlete. McElroy was shot down on a Rise villa street by a man he had taken to task tor making unwanted ad vances toward Margaret Brusso, 31, McElroy 's slBter-ln-law. McElfloy's wife, Ruth, IB, told officers Parman was the man with whom McElroy had clashed, and Chief of Poltoe Rus sell Carter of Rosevllle swore to a murder complaint against Parman. State highway patrolmen, testing automobiles for defective headlights, chanced upon Parman last nlht. Parman hss an uncle and other relatives In the At : land district. A watch was kept by local authorities on the theory Parman might return to this section. Parman last September, was sen tenced to serve 00 days In the county Jail, on a charge of carrying a con cealed weapon. He was released last November. Parman was arrested at Ashland for questioning at that time and the charge was filed when a gun waa found In tils possession. MEXICO ISSUES NEW BATCH OF CURRENCY MEXICO CITY, Aug. 3. (UP) New psper money, Issued by the Bank of Mexico, Is being placed In circulation through the , Agrarian Credit bank to help finance the cot ton crop, It was reported reliably to day. Financial experts believed that 13,. 000,000 pesos (13,400,000) of the re cently printed currency would be added to Uia paper circulation In this manner. The new money bears the Inscription that It Is "payable to the bearer," without mentlsnlng the form of payment. Previous notes were "payable to the bearer In caih" and when the peso declined last March after the oil expropriation, the Bank of Mexico cashed the paper for silver IT'S LOVE THAT COUNTS ASSERTS FATHER OF 26 WASHINGTON, Aug. 3. UP Oeorge Moarman, 82-year-old night watchman for the Wilson Steamship line, confided to reporter! today af ter the birth of his 30th child that "age means nothing to love." His chuckling comment was voiced after physicians Informed dim that his wife, Mrs. Edith Wllllsms Boar man, 31, had presented him with an eight-pound son In Providence hos pital. He has 20 children by two pre vlous marriages but today's was thu third Mra. Boerman's first. Boar man, a lean, gray, six-footer married his third wife last September after a whlirwlnd courtship whlh working on the farm of iter father, James R, Williams, (n Charles coun ty, Md. FEW FARM WIVES KNOW WASHBOARD HARDSHIP WASHINGTON, Aug. S. p Sev enty. seven per oent of Oreg:n tam wive know nothing ol ths rlron 01 the aerubboard, tha bureau of econ omic said yesterday. That many farm home have wash ing machines, 7 per cent of them powered by electricity. Closing tlms for Too bat to CI- ally Ad u lito D. at. On the Radio Chains STATIONS tt'herr to Find Them on the DlaJt KtV Part land, 1180; Kr'l. 640 i.us Anielrs; KilA M70. gputane: KUU. too San Francisco; suit HiO, Portland! KJH nlo. Seattle HNX, I0S0. Los Anselesi HO. 880 Uenreri RUIN IH0, Portland Hll.MU. U'i6. Seattle: KKO. 8X0 San Kmnrl.cn: KML ll:lo Salt Uke. 8:00 Organ. KPO, KPI, ROW; Vox Pop, KOA; Maurice Orch KNX, Newa, KOO; Now & Then, KOA, KEX; Dance Orch.. KSL. 8:18 Hodek'a Orch.. KOO: Leo Ken. KPO, KPI, KBW. 6:30 Goodman's Orch., KNX, KOIN, KSL; Drama, KPO, KPI, KOW; Jamboree, KOO, KOA, KEX. 8:00 Ripley, KPO, KPI, KOW; Lot, Elllman, KSL; Jamboree, KOA. 6:30 Hollywood Oosslp, KPO, KPI. KOW: Muslo. KOO. KOA, KEX; Con cert, KNX, KOIN. KSL. 6:48 Organ, KOW; Political Talk, KPO, KPI. 7:00 Amoa & Andy, KPO, KPI, KOW: McCune's Ord)., KSL) Rhythm In the Breeze, KNX, KOIN; Dram, KOO, KOA, KEX. 7:10 Screen Scoops. KNX, KOIN, KSL; Vocal Varieties, KPO, KPI. OW; Moore's Orch., KOA, KEX; Cu got's Music KOO. 7:30 Johnny Presents, KPO, KPI, KOW; Owens' Orch., KOO, KOA, KEX: Marahand's Orch., KNX, KSL, KOIN. 8:00 Hlmber'a Orch., KPO; Hawk Ins1 Orch., KOO; News, KOA, KEX. 8 : 16 Walker's Amateur Hour, KOO; Hlmber'a Orch., KPI Hawkins' Orch., KOA; Hamp'a Orch.. KOIN. 8:30 Messner'a Orch., KPO, KOW; Long's Orch., KNX, KOIN. 9:00 Oood Morning Tonight, KPO, KOW, KPI: Sport, KNX, KOIN; Mo lina's OrcH., KSL. 9:10 King's Orch., KNX, KOIN; Dance Orch., KJR; Baseball, KOO. 9:30 Miller' Orch., KJR; King' Jesters, KOW, KPI, KPO; Jurgenl Orch., KNX, KOIN. 10:00 News, KPO, KPI, KOWi Retsman's Orch., KJR; News, KNX. 10:16 Retsman's Orch., KOA, KEX: Oarber's Orch., KPO, KPI, KOW; Studio Party, KNX, KOIN, KSL. 10:30 Viennese Echoes, KOO, KOA. KEX; Drelske' Orch., KPO, KPI, KOW. 11:00 Traumbauer Orch., KPO, KPI, KPW; Five Star Pinal, KOO: Organ, KOA; Dance Orch., KNX, KOIN, KSL. . . Wednesday 8:00 Meet tha Champ, KNX KOIN, KSL; Town Hall, KOA; Dram. KOO! KOA, KEX; Organ. KPO, KPI. 6:30 Muslo Camp, KOO, KEX; Organ, KNX; Behind the Pootllght, KPO; Violinist. KOW. 6:40 Headtlnea on Parade, KNX, cvwAii, DwiiE. ui uiio, wua.v Camp, KOA; Violinist, KOA. 6:00 Kyser's Muslo, KPO, KPI, KOW; Tribute to Irving Berlin, KSL; Rainbow's End, KNX, KOIN; Muale Camp, KOA. 6:30 Minstrel Show, KOO; Organ Concert, KNX. f:uv Arau os Anay, aru, Jin, KOW; Drama. KOO, KOA, KEXI Drama, KNX, KOIN. 7:18 Uncle Ezra. KPO, KPI, KOW; Lopez's Orch., KNX, KOIN, KSLt Cutler' Orch., KOA; Agriculture To day, KOO. 7:30 Whlteman's Orch., KNX KOIN, KSL; Clinton' Orch., KOA; Concert Hall, KOO; Lyman's Orch, . KPO, KOW. 8:00 Town Hall, KPO, KFI, KOWi Kemp's Orch., KNX, KSL; Child' Orch.. KOO; News, KOA, KEX. 8:30 Thompson' Orch., KOO; Basle's Orch., KNX, KOIN; Dorsey' Orch., KPO, KFI, KOW; Baseball, KEX, KOA. 9:00 Grant Orch., KNX, KOIN: Plq-Rlto'a Orch., KPO, KPI, KOW; Lorch'a Orch., KOO. 8:30 Musical Cookbook, KNX; Retsman's Orch., KPO, KEX, KOW; Dill's Orch., KOO. 10:00 News, KPO, KPI, KOW: Cook As Orant, KSL; Oarber's orch, KJR; News, KNX. 10:18 Judy Dean, KPO, KPI; Olus kln'a Orch., KNX, KSL, KOIN; Oar ber's orch., KOA. 10:30 Drelske' Orch, KOO. KOA, KEX; Orant' Orch, KPO, KPI, 11:00 Trumbauer'a Orch.. KPO. KPI, KOW; Dane Orch, KNX, KSL, KOIN; Five star Pinal, KOO: Or ganist, KOA. CURRY. COUNTY SUFFERS RECORD DROUGHT PERIOD PORT ORPORD. Aug. J WV-Ourry oounty'a dry period, the moat sever Weather alnoa weather AhumMiw, started In 1804. continued today, add ing to f:re hazards and endannrina livestock and crops. Lea than an Inch of mntitum ha fallen alnoa April 31. Fogs hava pro tected tha coast line are but ths heat ha dried out the Interior for- est. Livestock ennrflMnna 0Ma rally good because the moist winter ieit an excellent stand or grass. creek and rivers are low and many heretofore perpetual anrinaa have evaporated. VIENNA ORDERS, CLOSE OF JEWISH RESTAURANTS VIENNA. Aug. . &py Virtually an Jewish cafes on Vienna's famous Ring boulevard were ordered today to close their doors. Orders also went to all con-Jewish cafe Instructing them to poat signs saying, "Jew not wanted." Miners strike It Rich PERTH, Australia (UP) w. H. Wlsbey and I. T. Horton. two miner working near Coolgardl, hare suc ceeded In extracting 873.000 worth of gold In eight month. They treated tl ton oz or. They Fight TAFT. Cl. (UP) D. It. Btln, 40, oil worker, and hi, closest friend, Psul Finney, 80. were arretted hare ' for fighting. "Oh, we simply had nothing els to do," they explained to th court,
