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Newspaper Page TextEVE!!,' PAGE EL' I HK 7 H UaRnrTT lu,CZ ifNI d 01 FOB RENT-HOUSES FOB SALE AUTOMOBILES fOR BALE Miscellaneous BUSINE88 DIRECTORY MEDFOTCD MAIL TKTBIJyE, frrEDFOTtD, OKECiOy, THTTRSPAY, SEPTEMBER I, 1938. Read every ad on thU page. You will probably find exactly the things you Site been look ing for or a sale or trade for unused articles you may have Search your attlo or store-room you may find many things others are seeking and be able to realise Immediate cash. II what you wan't lent here, ad vertise for It Tribune Classi fied Ads are Inexpensive affective I RATES per word first insertion 8c (Minimum 85c) Each additional Insertion, per word c (Minimum 10c) Per line per month without copy change .S1.25 CASH Or money order must ac company all mail order classified ads. LOST AND FOUND FOUND Coin purse on 6th and Cen tral. Call at Tribune and pay for ad. LOST If dog missing, call 1618. WANTED MALE HELP WANTED One new oar salesman one used car salesman. Have low priced popular car and medium priced quality car. State experience and give references. Write Boa 4093, Tribune. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Middle-aged lady for housework. Room, board and wages. Write P. O. Bos 697, Gold Hill. WANTED Oirl for general house work. Call evenings. 844 Dakota, WANTED BIT0ATI0N8 WANTED Position as stenographer or bookkeeper by Woodbury Busi ness College student. Experience In Filing and Burroughs Machines. Write Route 3. Box 24. W ANTED Miscellaneous WANTED Capable girl for house work and care of children. Phono 1489-1.. WANTED Steam boiler, loO to 180 lbs. pressure. Must be In good shape, stand Irlspectlon. State price. P O. Box 1064, Medford. WANTED A bargain In used electrlo sewing machine, oive aescnpuon and price. Box 3383, Tribune. BUYING PEARS Anjous, Bosc, Nelll Cornice, Ncwtowns. Quy W. Conner, Inc, 40 S. Fir. DRIVING to San Francisco Sunday Take two passengers. Phone even ings, 95-Y. . ACCREDITED, experienced piano teacher. Beginners, nign scnooi. state course followed. First resi dence north Chastaln Nursery, old Pacific highway. Mrs. Sheiey. WANTED 3 or 3 acres good Ladlno pasture with water and fence, south orwest of Medford. A. H. Mann, Route 1, Box 393-A. WANT Transportation to Portland . 9-Y, after 5 p. m. FURNITURE REUPHOLSTERED. re flnlshed and reglued. Phone B69-R, Thlbault. WANTED Boy's 24-lnch bicycle. Rt. 2, Box 193. Ross Twedell. WANTED 600 lineal feet light mine track and small dump car. Give description and price. D. R. Luper. Star Route. Box 70, Jacksonville Oregon. WANTED Ladles or Teachers to room and board, private home Near school. 24 Washington. WANTED White washing, cold water painting or commercial spraying. EARWIGS can be killed with spray Let me tell you how. Phone 2S8-J-8 or write Wm. McOonagle, Rt. 2, Box 45, City. WANTED To borrow 81.600 more or less on cltv property. State Inter est. Box 4135. Tribune. WANTS D The best light used car 850 down will buv State lull price and particulars. Bci 3851. Tribune. PAPER HANGING, etc. Expert work R. C. Chappell. ?h 370 or 1458-R WANTED Poultry and eega High est cash price paid Medforn Poul try and Egg H C Fredelte. sole owner. HIGHEST PRICES PAID for Batteries Radlatora Aluminum. Brass Cop per and othei metals. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27 N Grape St. Phone 1083 LAUNDRY Mrs Huson Kl 1846-M WANTED Dead and worthless ani mals removed rree ot chnre Phone (reverse charges! Southern Oregon By-Products Co IIIOMI.M CASH I'lllfF.S PAID Pol Tom Furniture MKDHllll) HtKISAIN Hill SB 37 N Orap St Phon. 1063 WELL DRILLING 41 50 pel ft. first SO ft. etc 1 M Dude. Ilk King WOOL - MOHAIR HIDES And Pelts See u before you tell MEDFOHD BAROAIN HOUSE 27 N Grape St. Phone I0S3 tU. P MOltt CASH For Your Furniture IIOIBHllOh AMlltt.ttJ eh ind -rnnt Phone 547 FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT 6-rm. farm house, 8 miles from city center. Arnold Lane, ,j mile off Jacksonville Hwy.; fine shade trees and shrubbery and facilities for keeping cow and chickens. Phone 623-R-l or 1051. FOR RENT Vour-roum fully modem partly fwn.nhed hfri- with acie age, i mile out. 618 So. Oakd.. FOR PENT J-room cottage, bath garage; modern; not ena water. Everything furnished, for 2 or 8. Vadandra Cottages, Central Point. FOR RENT t-room house, eloae In. Phone 417-J-3. S-ROOM house, screened porch, gar. age. 803 West 4th. FOR RINT l-room house and glM- ed-ln sleeping porch, hardwood floors; on pavement. Call 1008-J FOR RENT a-room modern fur nished bouse. Call at Dow 'a Cafe FOR RENT Modern country home on Jacksonville Highway, 6 rooms with bath, fireplace, hardwood floors, partly furnished. 140 montn. Adults only. J. W. Oustalson. Jack sonvllle Hwy. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Comfortsbly furnished, heated apartment; rrigiaair. etc Private. 518 So. Oakdal. 2-ROOM furnished apt. Light and water paid. (18. 317 w. and. FOR RENT Furnished anartments; Frlgldalre, electiio range. Hotel Holland. gk bauer APTS.. bti, and Oakdal Pine building, modern, furnished or unfurnished, all comforts. By week or month; 135.00, and up. Phone 713-Y. FINE modern apartment. Inquire at F. & F Bank. FOB RENT Furnished Rooms FOR RENT Large room; heat, lights and linen furnished. 714 W. 10th. Phone 1656-Y. FOR RENT Furnished room with hot and cold water, garage. 11 0. Orange. FOR RENT Nicely furnished sleep ing room for gentleman, sue ryj Riverside. PLEASANT ROOM for gentleman close In. 101 Almond, between 6 and 7 p. m. ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 8. Grape FOR RENT BOARD ROOM BOARD and ROOM. 11 day at 716 E. Main. FOR RENT Miscellaneous TRADE Good mining elalm, some furniture, for house trailer. B--a 3537, Trlbuno. ONE store room, upstairs office rooms See Al Ltttrell or Roland Hubbard. FOR SALE LIVE8T0CK FOR SALE A few good springer cows and weaner pigs. M. F. Young, Central Point. IS FEEDER PIGS, reasonable. Tur pin Ranch, north of Beagle. 100 HEAD EWES for sale or would let out on shares. Joe Collins placs, Tolo. SOW and feeder pigs for sale or trade for grain or wood, Emit Schlesel, Valley view. FOR SALE Heifers, freshen soon. Phone 258-H. FOR SALE Small feeder pigs, also sow with pigs. Whitman, Coker Butte road. FOR SALE 1 good work horse, also 1 colt, comlnn 8 yrs. Chas. H. Smith, H mile north Central Point on old Maylleld place. FOR SALE Good, thrifty weaner pigs. H. R. Pitts, osk orove Roaa FOR SALE 2 milk cows. F. J. Mar ques. Talent. FOR bale lo tnrnty weaner pigs, ? xeeaers. mue School. R. C. Logan. FOR SALE Fresh and Springer Milk Cowa. Riverside Orchard. 4 miles above Gold Hlu on Sams Creek FOR SALE 54 head registered Here fords. Domino breed, loo tons hay Alex J. Hayes, Rout No. 3, Oor vallls, Oregon. FOR SALE Cow and heifer Cbaa Cummona. Reese Oreek. FOR SALE POULTRY PAT DUCKS Dressed or alive, one Guernsey cow. giving milk. Mc carty's. Orchard Horn Drlv. Tel 1453-J-2. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES 1838 PONTIAO Sedan: new paint, good rubber, 867.50. Hooper's Radi ator Service, 33 South Bartlett. DODGE Sedan In good condition, 8160. Phon 1181 or 1693-L. FOR SALE 1929 Oldsmoblle sedsn. motor overhauled, hydraullo brakes, heater, 896. 718 Welch St, TUDORS At Bargain Prices. Why walk when you can buy for such small payments? Once a month pay IB34 Chevrolet 817:82 1930 Chrvsler -. 12.01 1930 Chevrolet .. 9.18 1928 Bulck - M3 "Our Customers Stay Satisfied." BRIOGS - HUMPHREY MOTOR CO. 132 B. Rlvernlde. DeSoto-Plymouth Distributor. GATES' USED CARS Famous R and G Querent. Cars of merit only deserve this space watch this section for the BEST BUYS IN TOWN. 1936 Chevrolet Coupe, re conditioned, new paint 853S 1936 Plymouth 2 -door eV-dsn. de luxe, recon ditioned motor, hot water heater - 8648 196 Ford Tudor, recon ditioned, new paint, hot viler neater-.....- .MM 1936 Willys 4-dr. Sedsn . 8396 1933 Plymouth de lux Coupe, exceptionally clean -634t Died Car Lot I oce ted 8th and Bnrtlett, Medf.ird. Oregon. Harold Treat. Used Oar Mgr. H C HEVROLET litruetThmt wheeibaae, good tire. Phoenix Mer cantile, Phoenix, Or. ABBEY'S SPECIAL INTERNATIONAL PICKUP In finest condition. Motor perfect. Tires almost new. Driven less than 16.000 mllee by a careful driver. A guaranteed pickup. Only 6435. See It at Abbey' Used Car Lot, 9th and Bartlett. WALTER W. ABBEY. INO. Open Evenings. MUST SELL 1935 Dodge pickup. 230 No. Bartlett. FOR SALE '29 Ford Roadster, good condition. Air wheels. Chesp. Call Foothills Orchard after 6. RANCHERS Family car t sacrifice Will take grain, cattle or hogs for Sart or all payment Also 2 Fordson actors. See at Perry's Garage. Eagl Point, Or. FOR SALS On 1937 Pontlao Tour ing Sedan; one 1938 Pontlao Tour ing Sedan. Both wlh low mileage. Also 1929 Hudson Sedan. All al greatly reduced prloes. Bert Stan cliff, Phoenix, Or. FOR SALE 1936 Chevrolet truck long wbeetbase, dual; good tires extra heavy; 8 extra tires: 6600. E M. Barrlngton. Inquire postoffice Williams Ore. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 7-roora house, large living and dining room, nice fire place, hardwood floors throughout. attractive bathroom, laundry trays; lots of expensive shrubs and shade; double garage, fenced-in back yard; desirable location, on pavement. east side. Only 63200; terms Look this over before you buy. u. u FICKELL, IS So. Bartlett. SACRIFICE 6 acres, 6-room plas tered house, garage, barn, chicken house, family orchard, acre mead ow, balance early garden land, irn aated: electricity, close to school; 61295; terras, Sheiey Agency, North City Limits, Highway 99. WILL SELL my new 5-room modern home with 6 acres of land and small 4-room house, cost 86,000, for Quick sale 64,500; one-third cash balance on payments. Phoenix Mercantile, Phoenix, Ore. FOR SALE! 5-room furnished house and 14 acre tract nicely located Owner leaving state and will sac rifice for 61,250. Terma. C. C. Pierce, Room 1, Palm Block Phone 817-L. INVESTMENT aiapa 4-room modern bunrs- 3 111311 low, laundry trays, pav lng paid; out of tovn owner. Real sacruioe, wortn ez.uuu See this at once. ALSO 100 X 100 JUST OUTSIDE CITY LIMITS 5-room modern house. Willi lots of shade trees. w a. w w Ner c(ty Khool. east side location. Priced only 61,250 Terms. MARK A, G.OLDY, INC. PHONE 728 109 E. Main St A BARGAIN In S-room house plus 2 Sleeping porcnes ana muuuiy tuuu Convenient terms. Phone 1971-J. FOR SALE Well stocked Frog and Catfish farm, priced to Bell. SU.k ness, cause for selling. Southern Oregon Frog Farm, Beau Ldne, m, 2. Box 185, Medford. BARGAIN Good home near store and Washington scnooi, tsxs car oi what have you as small down pay ment? Easy terms. Owner 405 J. 8t. FOR SALE or TRADE New 4-room house, close In. for larger house In or out of town. Phone 67 or 148S-M. HOUSES FOR SALE In Medford and surrounding towns. Easy terms Jackson County Federal Savings Loan Association. WHEN you think of real estato think of BROWN a WHUH. FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS For Information Inquire of Warren Patteraon. Secretary at the National Farm Loan Olllce. sua Lioerty uiog Tel 1148. or O. A. Barne. 167 E 8th. Eugene Ore For Exchange Real estate win nat.ie nf TRADE Modern real dence In Cresswell, Ore., (12 miles from Eugene), for Meororo prop erty. Call 300 or 1166-X evenings 8 ROOM HOUSE and lot In Central Point, all clear to trade aa part or full payment on 6 to iu acres Box 4186. Tribune. For Exchange Miscellaneous FOR SALS or TRADE CHEAP Good farm team and narness. idiii ua man. Box 266. East Main, Ashland FOR TRADE Good light car for cow Jacksonville Star Rout, Box 81. vnn TDinx Trmffnr inri nlnn. Will exchange for cowa or hellers. Phons l4By-L evenings. FOR SALE Miscellaneous FOR SALE Klamath hay. Box 231-A Ashland. H. C. LITTLE No. 100 oil heater, com plete with 300-gal. tank and fit tings. Cheap for cash. Tel. 4-F-4, Rozalls Ranch, Gold Hill. FOR SALE Fin Mulr peache. R. C. Ward, Phon 19-F-31. w-m ni l -TV-M-r hmiftA. Raann ably priced. Can be seen at 930 North central. BROOKBANK, Mulra now ready. Tel 14-F-S. M. J. Norrla. FOR SALE Mulrs. I mile west Dark's store on Stewart Ave. Ray Guchea. FOR SALE Wood, all kinds. Tel 1313-J. FOR SAM Mulr peache. lc and 2c lb. Little Valley Ranch near "401'' orchard. E. w. tieonara. FOR SALE NOW Non-Irrigated Hales 3c and 4c. 14 mile east Pierce's oreennouse. MUIR PEACHES. Bartlett pears and Concord grape. Dolph Phlpps Crater Lake highway. CUCUMBERS for pickling. B. E Ford, 2 miles west on Jsckeonvill Hwy. Phone 731-R. FOR SALE Hale and Mulr reach Phone 1016-L, C. C. Clemen, 20 Vancouver. FOR SALE t good Used W XX ranges, low price, si north Bart lett. FOR SALE s verv gnod Splnnei wayiera. 81 No. Bartlett. FOR SALE Washed SeckeU, for preserving or pickling, ooo for stsndard half box. Southern Ore gon Sales, Inc. PEACHES 60o and up per lu. rnone 1704-H. FOR SALE Apples, excellent for pie and aauoe. Phone 258-H. Myers' Place. FOR SALE Washer, 6 mo. old. great price reduction. 31 n. Bartlett. USED DeLAVAL cream separator. trade for livestock. Geo. Montgom ery, across road from Reese Crtvk School. 80 TONS ALFALFA. Clover and Oat hay. Mixed. $10.60 delivered. Geo. Montgomery, across road from Reese Creek School. FOR SALE Nearly new A. B- C Auto- maiio ironer. Cheap, al . Bart lett. ' ' CANNING TOMATOES, lc lb. Phone 314-Y. Mrs. Walker. LATE PICKED orchard - run Batt- letts. Excellent for canning, lo lb. L. P. Christian, mile South on Kings Highway. CHOICE IMPROVED Elberla peaches. 3 miles west of Phoenix. Coleman Creek Road. R. H. Wilcox. Phone 14-F-12. FOR SALE J. H. Hale peaches now ready. Best grade 3 cents. Petlt prunes 1 cent. O. L. Dow. 1816 Prune St. FOR SALE Canning: beans. Phone 493-R. POR SALE Elberta, Hate and Mulr Peaches. George Alford, Fern Val ley. FOR SALE Household furniture. In cluding bedroom sets, oil burner electric range, davenport, rugs, chairs. 718 Sherman. SUGAR PINE SHAKE'- for sale E O Faber, Central Point. CHOICE BARTLETT UEARS on trees, y2o lb. you pick them. Te&al tore Orchards. Engle Point. HALE PEACHES, half mllo west Voor hels crossing. E. C. Corn. GOOD used washers, radios, 3 good used electric ranges. 3 used pressure pumps. At a bargain. x.ck's Hardware. FOR SALE Rattlesnakes, dead or alive. L. A- Bratchtr Rogue Rlvor CANNING TOMATOES, lo' pound Blankenshlp, Central Point. HALE and ELBERTA peaches no ready. M. a. Gentry, Jacksonville Central Point road. plEAclSsEXTOAFAlC BLBBR' TAS. Chas. E. Rose, East end Spring St. HAY Baled second cutting alfalfa in field. John Miller. 1 mUes north ox Tuie Lake, cam., on highway PETITE PRUNES. 3c lb.; 60 lbs. de livered anywhere In valley. Plat orders by mall 0 Stanford, Route no. 1, central pnint, Ore. FOR SALE Andiron, screens, oU chairs. 730 Alder St. FOR SALE Speed Queen washer and lroners, Sparton refrigerators. Guaranteed service and parts foi all makes of washers. General Electric Ironer, demonstrator one . half price. Canners supplies. Good buy on oil burners and wood cr cu la tors. Flck's Hardware. LEAVING TOWN - Household goods and trailer for sale. Talent Auto Camp. MYERS Water Pressure systems guar an teed All pumping system over hauled Plumbing contracting Pen co electric fence regulators Full line of general paints and tuning tackle. See us about wour Federal Housing. Pick's Hardware. GRAIN SACKS 8o and 4o each; also sacking and binding twine Med ford Bargain Houise. 37 -81 North Ornpe Phon 1062 MISCELLANEOUS PICKING of the late cluster hops will begin Monday August 30, at the B. M. Clute Hopyards, Apple gate. BETTER rcbore Job at a wiving Frees' Garage. Jacksonville. Phone 183. PHYCHIC Readings Dally Mr Miller, 328 North Central. QUILTS covered and tied. II .00 Phone 1566-L. NOT'CE Asphalt paving plant established at our plant In Medford We ere now In position to quote price on sur facing driveways, tennis courts, alleys, etc. Medford Con (n. Co Phnnf flf) PERSONAL GALL STONES. E. N D. Oall Remedy will eliminate them. Painless. Harm less, Not a drug. Visible results Complete' treatment five dollars E. N. D. GALL REMEDY CO.. 1813 N. W Flanders St.. Portland. Ore INSTRUCTIONS PIANO INSTRUCTIONS Mr Daisy Blnns, 323 King. Home uudio less exppnR-, lowpr prices, Phone lQfifl-J. BU8INESS 0HANCE8 FOR BALE OR TRADE Second-hand store and Plait ahop. Wilt take truck as part r-ayment. i., a. Brntrher. Rotrue River. BUSINESS DIRECTORY JAfKaON CntNTV AIISTHACr CO. TITI.R NM'HNCB AIIKTRAf T I.SCIKIIIS Chinese ilertit Chinese Herbe for al) ailment on QL'ICK KESUM8 Try our remedies vhen other tall CHAN & CHAN CI) m It Meln Eiprrt Window Cleaner LET OEORoiDO tT Tel 1172 House cleaning, door waili.i. de- mothtng rug upholstery craning. Fur. FUK8 remodeled, repaired, rellned cleaned and glared. Resaunablt Work uartnt4. Fbob 868-M. Dreatttnaklng. THB FASHION SHOP--Dreurpak lug Pur Remodeling. Buttons and Buckloa covered. Room 802 D, 8 Natl. Bank Bldg. Tl. 1181. DRESSMAKING, Tailoring. Ladles' Coata and Suit Alteration Prices reasonable. Mary M Coker. Cra tertan Bldg. "THS DOMESTIC SHOPPE" Profes sional Dressmaklnit. Tailoring, Al teration. Hemstitch lng. Button and Buckles covered 19 N Bartlett LOANS A QUICK WAY To pay your old bills ... to reduce installment , . . to fet needed 0 A 8 H . . . Use our popular easb loan plan to get the money you want WHEN you want it. Loans up to 300 on your own signature and security. No en dorsers. Take as long as twenty months to repay. t Personal and Auto Loans; OREGON FINANCE iX (Formerly Ore & Wash Mtg Co.) Lie. No. S-ail M317 Phone 139. 46 South Central. MONEY TO LOAN on modern dwell ing of late construction. $0.1b per month per thousand. Low Interest rate. BROWN & WHITE. 104 W. Mntn. Osteopathic Physicians. DRS. P. O. li EVA MAINS CARLOW Osteopathic Physicians Announce the removal of their offices from the Liberty Bldg to 26 Laurel St.. opposite the Court House. Painting JNO H. LOCK PAINTER Pine Interior woik a specialty. Phon 809. PAINTING Industrial and realdentlal work quickly done at moderate cost. Latest spray type equipment P. H Gardner. Phone 1310-W COLORS BY NATURE PAINTS BY PITTSBURGH. Let us recommond a reliable painter or paperhangcr - P.H.A loans for painting now avail able. Pittsburgh Paint Store, 182 W Main Radiator Kepalrlng HOOPER'S RADIATOR SERVICE 83 South Bartlett. Refrigeration Service Day Phone 458 Nlte Phone 1653-J REFRIGERATION SERVICE CO. The Only Exclusive Refrigeration Shop in Southern Oregon. Authorised Factory Service. 217 W Mnln St. Medford. Oregon ROOKING WE REPAIR or apply any type of roof. Roll roofings and coating at mall order prices. Pabco Paints and Roofing. Ekerson Paint .ind Roof Co.. an no Bartlett. -rei aia Transfer DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE Local and Long Distance Furniture Moving Bonded carriers. Fireproof storage. Expert crating, packing and shipping service. "Davis for Service." Phone 644. EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 23 So Fir Phone 316 Prices light Service guaran' ;ed. LEGAL NOTICES Notice to Creditors. In the County Court ot the State of Oregon lor the county oi jacKson In the Matter of the Estate ot Wll- Ham Leonard Miller, sometimes known as w. L. Miller, deceased Notice U hereby given that 1 have been duly and regularly appointed Admlnlstratrli of the above entitled estate under and by virtue of an order of the county court oi jack son County, Oregon, duly made, ren dered and entered uoon Julv 37th. 1938, and all creditors having claims against said deceased are nereny notified to present the same duly verified, and witn voucnera mere- unto attached, and all persons owing said estate are notified to pav their said Indebtedness to me at the office of Roberts fc McAllister, my attor neys, in the United States National Bank Building. Rooms aoi-ano, Mea ford, Oregon, within six months from the date or this notice. Dated at Medford, Oregon, thU ara aay or August, una. LEABEL MILLER, Administratrix of the Estate of William Leonard Miller, sometimes known as W. L. Miller, deceased. Executor's Nutlet to Crrdlturs Notice Is hereby given U.at the undersigned has been appointed oy the County Court of Oregon fcr Jack son County, Executor of the estate of Oeorga E. Young, deceased, and has amy quannea. ah persons naving claims against said estate are hereby notried to present the same to the undersigned Cxector at the office of Qua Newbury, his attorney. In the united states National uanx Build ing In Medford, Oregon, within six (67 months from the date of this not lee. Dated: August 11th. 1D38. H. C bEAL. Executor of the rotate of Oeorgs B. Toung, deceased Notice (o Land Owners of the Talent Irrlcntloii District. Notice Is hereby given that on Tuesday, October 4, 1038, at 10:00 a. m., the Board of Directors of the Talent irrigation Pmtrict, acting as a Board of Equeltutlon, will meet In the office of the Telent Irrigation District, at Talent, Oregon, for the purpose of reviewing and correcting tne district assessments ana appor tionment of taxes for the year 1939 Such assesiment list, ss approved and adopted by the Board of Directors la now on file In the office of the dis trict where It Is open for Inspection by au persons interested. By order of the Board of Directors, TALENT IRRIGATION DISTRICT. O. Arnsplger, Secretary. Noflr to rrrilllnn. . Notice Is hereby given that Eugene j. Monaco wax on August 34, 19:48. duly appointed administrator of the Estate of Fn-d C. Butler, sometime known as Frederlrk C. Sutler, de ceased, by order of the County Court or JsrKson county, urrgon- au per sons having claims against snld Estate sre required to present them verified In the manner provided by law to the undersigned Administrator at the of fice of Oeorge Codding, Attorney at Law. 317 Liberty Building, Medrord Oregon, within six months from Sep tember 1. 1938, the date of the first publication or this notice. IUOENK J, MONACO. Administrator Otorge Codding. Afornr for the Mmlnttrnr. Qae Hall Irl&un Want A4J. The Character Bufo Stern, handsome author, living on the French Rtuiera. ' Archie Lurasden. m y s I . Hugo's friend. Testerdsyi A blonde olrl itriktt up an acquaintance unth us on the Carlton Terrace, then departs. She seemt desperately afraid. Chapter Two An Unpleasant Celebrity I 'FELT queer little chill run I jVdown my spine. I swung around in my chair, (taring at the sur rounding tables, but no one seemed to be talcing the slightest interest in our movements or those of our late guest; and then, just as 1 was turning to say as much to Hugo, I caught sight of a most singular looking individual His costume alone would have marked him out even from that vari-colored throng, for he wore a pair of rust-red, fisherman's trousers, bell-bottomed over his bare ana bony ankles, a gray-blue shirt, opened to stiow a neck as thin and elongated as a Christmas turkey's, and over that a yellow coat of the local, peasant linen. His straw-colored hair was brushed straight back over a high, reced ing head, his long, immobile face with its slanting cheek-bones might have belonged to a man of anything from thirty to sixty, and in ne of his colorless eyes a mon ocle was screwed. "Good Heavens!" I said to Hugo, my thoughts, for the moment. had never seen a fellow creature who attracted me completely diverted from our late guest. "The things you see, when you haven't got your guul I've struck a lot of peculiar specimens In my time, but none as p-iculiar as that" Hugo's glance followed mine and, as it came to rest on the strange figure his nose wrinkled as if he saw something distasteful. "Peculiar's the word," he an swered dryly. "And the more you see of that gentleman the more peculiar you'll find him, but he's a celebrity all the same. That, my country cousin, is a very famous man, no less than the great Rene Geiss himself." "Never heard of him," I retorted. "You wouldn't under his own name; but if you haven't heard of Shevr, the cartoonist, you're more of an ignoramus than I took you for." I had another look at the man. It was true that I had heard of Shevr, and as It happened, I was fairly familiar with his drawings, which I viewed with a kind of disgusted admiration. He was, I suppose, the most brilliant and vitriolic cartoonist of the day. He delighted, it seemed, in depicting animals, in the garb of humans, but most of all he seemed to prefer the goat, and now. si I stared at him with a lively curiosity, I thought I saw the reason why. "He's like a goat himself," I said. "All you've go to do is to put horns and a beard on him." Hugo grinned. "Mora than that," aid he. "His name though he's a Frenchman born, is the German for goat, and he uses the French equivalent as his pen-name. Oh, he realizes the likeness well enough himself." He broke off abruptly and groaned. "We've done it," he said. "Our naive Interest was too marked. He's coming over nowl" It was true. The basilisk stare had shifted from the sea and fo cused Itself on us. and the man himself, unfolding his bony height and standing up. was strolling to wards our table, glass in hand. He halted beside Hugo's chair, gazing down at us with thoie col orless, protuberant eyes. "I do not intrude?" he asked politely, in a toneless voice that mads me think of the wind through a reed. "I am so glad, my dear Hugo, to see you againl You b eome hermit" F. R. TO MAKE PUBLIC BRITISH LABOR DATA WASHINGTON, Bept. 1. AP) President Roosevelt will maa pub lie Friday the nport of a commis sion which went abroad to studr British labor laws. Tlia president announced at press conference yesterday lie bad received He gave a sudden eockl of laughter, though his face showed no merriment, and sat down, push ing back the chair to accommodate his long legs. I noticed that, seen near to, his thick whit tkin was mottled with freckles, which gave him a curiously unwholesome ap pearance. His eyes, too. at close quarters, were mora than ever like those of the goat he resembled; bluish white pebbles they seemed, with hardly a trace of pupiL Al! together I nad never seen a fellow-creature that attracted me less, but I tried to show some cor diality as w were introduced. He bowed graciously. "A friend of my dear Hugo's must be a friend of mine," he informed me. "But tell me, my loved one," he added, turning to Hugo, "how is it that I And you here today, you who disdain so much these haunts of pleasure?" "I might ask the same question of you," he retorted. "The lust time I saw you, you told me you were fed up with the sight ot so much cheap sophistication." The Little Eva' THE cartoonist shrugged. "It Is true, but for me, alas, there is no choice. These people art my material, the stuff that satire is made of, and every so often i must sit here, alone at my little table, watching them and replen ishing my store. But you, my dear Hugo, a little of this spurious faiety would not hurt you. You ecome, I find, a trifle morose. You should take a wife. That af 1 blonde, for example, who has just left your table. She is, perhaps, an old friend?" "Oh, she?'' I laughed. "We don't know her from Eve." He stared at me a moment "So," he said slowly, "you know her, then, the little Eve? Is it long since you saw her last?" I was about to tell him the truth when to my amazement, Hugo cut in. "At he Touquet, wasn't it?" bt said quickly, "That's what I said," I agreed, profoundly puzzled but willing to follow his lead, and as I spoke, I was favored with another star from those basilisk eyes. I had the impression that for the first time our acquaintance was taking a serious Interest in me. "Ah, yes," he agreed, "Le Tou quet She was there. If I remember rightly, Baron Stahl was one of her friends. In Paris it was Venner, the banker. In Deauvilla I think, Vladimir Rakovsky." Ha shot ma a sudden look. "You know them, of course?" . I shook my head, and evidently the blankness of. my expression was sufficient answer, for ha shrugged and went on. Ah, well, the loss is not yours. But if the little Eve Is your friend, you will certainly ba going to Palm Beach tonight.'' He looked Inquiringly from one to the other of us, but Hugo shook his head. "Np Palm Beach for us." The cartoonist raised his eye brows. "No? Is it possible you can stay away? But, aha, 1 nave Itl Palm Beach Is too public. You have arranged a little private rendez vous ufter the show?" "Who knows?" said I, not at all averse to pulling his leg. . "I thought so. For your sake, I am glad that she Is blonde. How I hate dark womenl" "And why Is that?" I asked. He hesitated, and for a moment a itrange, brooding look crossed the queer, animal face. "Because," he said, speaking slowly as If choosing his words, "dark women are unlucky to me. One day t dark woman will causa my death. 1 know itl Each time that I cast my horoscope, there Is Semele. Inimi cal, threatening me. Each time that I consult the taroo, there Is the Queen of Swords, standing on the crescent of the Moon, armed with the sword, ot struggle, point- the report and It waa very Interest ing. He declined to aay whether It might have any bearing on possible changes In th Wagner labor rela tions act. He Hid it was toe early to aay whether h would reooro mend any change to the aeqt son. grew. Use Mall Trlbun Want Ada, lng at my heart, and beside her Death the Skeleton, and the Mad-'; house. Do you wonder that I. hate and fear dark women? Oo you .: wonder that I hate and fear the moon, that I will never go but -when it is at the full?" -' His voice had mounted to a---shrill crescendo, and now it -cracked suddenly. He smirked self- ' consciously, looking from Hugo to' me. "I am so sensitive," ha ex- ' plained in his natural voice. "A ' great artist must always be swayed by his emotions. I beg you to for- , give me. But I must go now. Hugo, my dear, I see your sister .. approaching, and I know that my presence is unwelcome to her." , He got to his feet and stood , looking down, his long, grotesque . body towering above us. "A bientdtf" he said. "Would that it could be at Palm Beach tonight, :' but I have a little party at my villa .; and cannot desert my guests. You -will, however, be so good as to convey my compliments to our ' little Eve.'' Ada Stem HUGO looked around uneasily. "And what the dickens," said ' he, gloomily, "are we going to say to Ada? 1 told her we d meet her at the flower-market at twelve." At the present moment' Ada's short, stout figure was encased in a pair of men's gray flannel trous ers and a cricket shirt that I sus- -' pected had once belonged to Hugo. ' ' In one hand she carried a market basket, on top of which perched ' firecartously a bunch of leeks, a - ettuce, and an outsize eggplant -J- a. . -t v- less than this one. "Well," she demanded, ominously " quiet, "what's the excuse this time?" "It's 11 my fault," I said hur riedly, answering Hugo's mute ap peal. "I got picked up; u a matter of fact, by one of your local blondes, and only Hugo s presence ot mind extricated me Intact, and then, as soon as she had removed ' herself, along blew a man who has i, grudge against dark women.'.' - "It was Geiss,". Hugo explained to his sister, "Geiss," she said. "Thank Heav en I missed him. I can't stand that man." As we strolled towards the car, t saw, sitting at a table under the yellow awning of a little cat across the road, with the nam "Bar Alsaclen" in gold letters sbova it, the girl in crimson and' white. 'There she Is," I said to Ada, ar we halted beside the car. 'There's our blonde. What d'you think of her?" The girl was sitting with lowered -eyes. Intent on some modest meal, and Ada gave her a quick, scru tinizing glance. "She's very pret ty," she said wistfully and with no hint of jealousy, and then added inconscquently: "Life must ba very easy for women with facet like that.'1 "She didn't strlk me as find-'" lng it particularly easy," I said. ' Hugo dropped into the driving' seat and started the engine. "I suppose," I said, settling my- ' self beside him, "it struck you that it might have been the sight of your friend Geiss that scared her off?" - "Don't oall him my friend," ba retorted with a hint of Irritation as -the big car purred forward. "Na turally it struck ma; in fact, tt seemed obvious." "At least" said I, wonderine vaguely why the thought of the gin persisted in haunting me, "he told us something about her. Her noma is Eve, and for soma reason she'll be at Palm Beach tonight What, by the way, is Palm Beach?" "It happens to be the most exclu sive ot the local night resorts," said Hugo. "But we shall never know the truth about our little Eve, for we are most definitely not going to Palm Beach."' (Copyright, tut, Mem tattmartS) Tomerrewi Death ef a frlshUoed llrk Onest He farty CORVAIAI8. Mont (UP) When member of the Christian Endeavor society cam to th home ot Bruce Bryson to celebrate nls 10th btrtb day, ruc took to tbe roof of the barn and remained there until toe party was orsr and all of th guest had gone horn, tt waa hi Idea of aToldlmt a birthday spanklr. 0 Mall Trlbun Waal 4a, -