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Newspaper Page Textel MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 7, 1939. PAGE ELEVEN Qf&mimmimi) mm Read every ad oo thia page You will probably find exactly the things you have been look ing (or or a tale or trade tot unused articles you may have Search your attio or atore-room you may find many thing others are seeKlng and be able to realize immediate cash. It what you want isnt here, advertise for It Tribune Clas sified Ads are Inexpensive effective I RATES Per word first Insertion.. (Minimum 85c) Each additional Insertion, per word , (Minimum 10c) Per line per month without copy change 2f CASH or money order must ac company all mail order classified ads. ' LOST AND FOUND REPORT lost doga. animal cruelty cases Humane Society Phone 1616. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Young woman for house work. Phone 2097-J. WANTED SITUATIONS TOUNO WOMAN wants hour work. References. Phone 2007-J. YOUNG married man, 33, wants work, considered good camp cook, also understands horses and cattle; will consider anything. 417 Ben son. EXPERIENCED GIRL wishes work as sales clerk or waitress. Refer ence. Phone 59. J. Green. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Dressmaking, alterations. Katherlne Satterlee, Singer Shop. 23 S. Grape. VYE PAT MORE CASH For Your Furniture BOLRROOK A ANDREWS th and Front. Phone 647. BEST PRICES PAID For Your Furniture EADS OHRN. Phone 1192-J. WELL DRILLING 1 50 per ft first 50 ft., etc. J. M. Dod3e. 619 King WANTED Scrap Iron, brass, copper all kinds of metal. Medford Bar gain House, 27 N. Grape St Tel 1063. M. A. BLISS Painting and paper hanging contractor 313 South Grape. Phone 648-W. HIOIIEST CASH PRICES PAID For Your Furniture. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27 N Orape St Phone 1062 FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT 4-room house. Inquire 444 No. Front evenings. FOR RENT 4-roora mrnlshed house. Electric range and refrigerator, oil heater. Newly decorated. Phone 381. HOUSE FOR RENT Call 20 Tripp. FIVE-ROOM modern house and ga rage on -610 Haven St.- one block from Jackson school. Newly deco rated, partly furnished, oil circu lating heater. Water paid. $25 j month. Call 1203-R. . . . . j FOR RENT Marshall home on So Oakdale; $25, water paid. Phone ; 1316-R. FOR RENT 4-room house, (15. water paid. No children. 1213 W. 9th FOR RENT Good 6-room house, close In. Phone 417. FURNISHED HOUSE, 3 bedrooms Close In. H. L. Cook. 10 Quince FOR RENT 6-room partly furnished house. R. I. Ganfleld. Box 62, Jacksonville highway. FOR RENT 5-room house. 1035 West 10th St. FOR RENT 4-room house. Inquire 505 Edwards. tlO montb. FOR RENT Newly decorated five room modern unfurnished house, wood range connected. laundry travs, large screen porch Adults preferred. Inquire 264 Beatty. FOR RENT 6-room partly furnished house. 25 Phone 720. FOR RENT- Duplex near Junior HI Call at 328 Haven FOR RENT 6-roo n furnished bouse close in Phone 457-J. FOR RENT 6-room modern house. 3 lots. 2107 Capitol Ave FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT 6 rooms, redecorated, partly furnished; small Apt., com pletely furnished. Phone 234-J-2 TURN, aee. 1, 3 and a-room Apte. Adults. 604 W. 10th. Gar- FOR RENT 3-room furnished apart ment, downstairs. Gas equipped, private bath, earace. Gloria Pan Apartmenta. 375 So Central. FURNISHED APARTMENT. Hot and ' cold water, Ilffhts. private bath Adults. 913 So. Oakda'.e. 1 MODERN FURNISHED APARTMENT, heat, hot water. Elictrolux, ga rage. 10 Quince St. FURNISHED APARTMENT, newly decorated and modern: Bend! . : laundry, ate. 316 North CentraJ j FOR RENT 3-room fumlfhed apsrt- ment. cround floor :;ot and cold wa'.t-r '""T'.city, telephone and earn.: " : .Pp. FOR REM - Furnished apartment 410 Hamilton FOR RENT APARTMENTS FURNISHED APARTMENT. Beat. 80S ,W Frlgldalre, privet bain. Main. APTS. FOR RENT 10. 330 Beatty DESIRABLE apartments. 3 rooma and bath; gas heat Inquire Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank. FOR RENT Apartments. D u r e 1 1 Court, 3rd and Holly. Inquirs Apt 8. FOR RENT Furnished Rooms ROOM FOR RENT 11 S. Orance. Hot and cold water In room. Oarage. Call evenings after 0 p. m. ROOM FOR RENT. Edwards. 2.50 week. 408 WELL HEATED upstairs sleeping room. Private home. Bath on same floor. All newly furnished, good beds. Private entrance. 610 So. Central. PLEASANT sleeping rooms with or without. garage. 323 King. ATTRACTIVE ROvjMS 404 8 Orape FOR RENT BOARD. ROOM FOR RENT Room board. 129 No. 858-H. or room and Oakdale. Phone FOR RENT Room and board. Pri vate room with fireplace, bath, en trance and garage. Good meals Inquire 822 So. Oakdale or Phone 94S-J. BOARD AND ROOM 716 81 per day E. Main FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Dairy farm, lower Apple gate. 86 acres Irrigated. Good land, cheap water, electricity, fair build ings. Want dairy man, 20 cows and farming equipment. Long lease to right man. 4242 N. E. Falling St., Portland, Oregon. FOR RENT 10 acres. Buckahot road. 3rd house on right. Hill FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Guernsey heifers. Hazel St., Central Point. FOR SALE Dressed, grain fed pork, half or whole. W. H. Arnold. Phone 523-J-5 FOR SALE DOGS. PETS FOR SALE 1 Highland Shepherd female, 18 months old. Also I pup, 6 montha old. P. O. Box 668 Medford. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE or RENT New 5-room house, $3500. Hanlln. Jacksonville Highway at Perrydale. FOR SALE: Close to Medford, 3 acres In clover, 5-room modern home, chicken house, barn. A real good buy. Easy terms. $2,500. L. J. AUSTIN 44 N. Riverside. Phone 1985. FOR SALE 20 acre mining claim, new 5-room house, chicken house, hay barn, some hay, mining ground, about 4 ton second cutting hay, some tools. Also 40-acre deeded land adjoining, some hay land and mining ground. No Improve ments. Bargain at 1600 cash. See C. M. Smith. Trail or Mrs. Mary Grieves, Prospect. FOR SALE 6-room plastered house and bath. Cement foundation, nice lot, close In. East side, paved street. Only $2000 including fur niture. Terms. ALSO 3 ACRES, Irrigated. New 5-room house and bath. Barn and other outbuildings. Several English wal nut trees. & acre berries. Balance alfalfa. This place la ell located near Medford. Price 2,750. L. G. Plckell, 18 So. Bartlett. HOUSES FOR 3ALB in Medford and surrounding towns. Easy terms Jackson County Federal Savlnga and Loan Association. FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS Convenient terms Lists available at National Farm Loan Office, 202 Liberty Building. Medford. CITY and country prone ties RENT ALS LOANS- -INSURANCE. C 8 Butterfleld, 409 Medford Building WHEN you think of real estate think of Brown & White. FOR S ALL AUTOMOBILES 1934 FORD pick-up for sale cheap. 476 N Main, Ashland. DO YOU KNOW Hudson has the world's safest brakes? Hydraulic and mechanical reserve on the same pedal. SPECIAL THIS WEEK 1937 Master Deluxe Chevrolet Sedan, green finish, has our 30-day guar antee. Priced to sell at 1495. COOKSEY MOTOR CO. 132 8. Riverside. Phone 977. FOR SALE OR TRADE '26 Model T coupe. Good rubber and glass Wilbur Klme. Route 1, Griffin Creek. FOR SALE 1930 Model A Ford coupe, good condition, new paint; also A-l fresh milk cow Phone 699-J-3. FOR SALE Equity in 1939 Pontine Coune Low mileage. Big discount ! J Pnn" ZHH -X or call at rung at FOR EXCHANGE MININO CLAIMS to trade for any thing of value. Lewis, 476 N. Main. Ashland. FOR TRADE '33 Chrys'.er coupe for sedan, truck r cattle. Inquire pt Office Service Station FOR SALE- MISCELLANEOUS COME TO Presby'erlan Church Christmas Bazaar Friday. Decem ber 8. Open 13 p. m. Afternoon tea. Turkey dinner 50c. 9 to 7 FOR SALE OR TRADE Small trallot house, small separator, team horses. 719 W. 10th St. FOR SALE Electric washer, cook j stove, blcvcle. Fred Hodapp. corner 7th and Maple, Central Point. FOR SALE Leaving for east loast. Bellini all household furniture and , dishes at ia-r'.tlcc. 616 So. Oakdale. IFOR SALE or trade for wood Stork trailer. 807 Hazel Bt,Cvatral Point.' FURNITURE CLEARANCE FURNITURE CLEARANCE Just In Time for Christmas. 18 to 60 Savlnga. ALL NEW MERCHANDISE 1 Davenport and Chair, early Cal., living room suite, was 84.83.... Now 159.88 1 Davenport and Chair, green rayon velour, was 84.95 . Now 74.88 1 Davenport and Chair, wine rayon velour, was 84.95 Now 74.88 1 Davenport and Chair, kidney blue velour, waa 119-00 Now 89.88 1 Davenport and Chair, green rayon velour. was 04.95. Now 74.88 1 Davano and Chair, early American, was 89.95 Now 69.88 1 Davenport and Chair, blue mohair, waa 84.95 ..Now 74.88 1 Davenport and Chair, dusty roo mohair, was 84.95 Now 74.88 1 Club Chatr, blue rayon velour. was 30.00 Now 25.00 1 Club Chair, dusty rose rayon velour. was 27.95 ... N"ow 23.00 1 Club Chair, moire rose rayon velour, was 27.95 Now 23.00 1 Club Chair, pillow back, rust rayon velour. was 33.95 Now 29.88 1 eight-piece Dlnliur Room Suite, walnut. This Is an eastern made suite. Formerly 89.95 Now 1 five-piece Dinette Suite, oak, was 32.95 Now 1 five-piece Dinette Suite, early California, was 30.95 Now 1 five-piece Dinette Suite, white oak. blue trim, was 25.95 Now 1 five-piece Dinette Suite. French provincial, was 49.95 Now 1 four-piece Modern Medroom Suite, 1 three-piece Modern Bedroom Suite, 1 three-piece Modern Bedroom Suite, 1 three-piece Modern Bedroom Suite, 1 three-piece Modern Bedroom Suite, 1 three-piece Modern Bedroom Suite, 1 three-piece Modern Bedroom Suite, three-piece Modern Bedroom Suite, 1 three-piece Modern Bedroom Suite, eastern made, waa 94.95 Now 84.88 4 four-piece Bedroom Suites, vanity or dresser Now only 29.88 30 Cedar Chests from $16.45 to (32.45. Values you would expect to pay 3.00 to 85.00 more for elsewhere. A Small Deposit Will Hold Any Merchandise Until Christmas. 500 Small Rugs to pick from Rag. Chenille. Round and Oval Braided Rug. luitca mig ana oum iwnts, oeigian hjiwjh oriental nug, ouwi laro nuti small; Delavon Axmlnster Scatter Rugs from 22x40 to 36x60 size. We have all kinds of Rugs to pick from. Come In and see our selection. Small Rugs from 39o to 910.95. MONTGOMERY WARD FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE One P V 8 Unlvex pro jector, 8 M M. Phone 281. FOR SALE or trade for stock 10 Inch, 3 or 4 bottom tractor plow. Also team work horses. C. R. Cul bertson, Route 3, Box 126, Medford. FOR SALE Walnuts, street. 410 Earhart FOR SALE 1,000,000 Xmas trees, all sizes, fir 10c each, silver tips 25c. Junction Fruit & Produce. Grants Pass, Ore, CHRISTMAS PEARS Extra fancy Cornice, atandard and half boxes, price very reasonasble, attractive boxes, can be shipped any place In the United States. MYRON ROOT & CO.. INC., 47 South Fir Street. FOR SALE Model 47 Kbrge washer; chest of drawers. Call at 718 Welch. FRANQUETTE WALNUTS. Get your Christmas walnuts from Oliver Rogers, 519 Crater Lake. FOR SALE By the load delivered only, good body fir and laurel, la and 16-inch. Reasonable price. Phone or write. V. E. Brlttson, Provolt, Oregon. FOR SALE Dragsaw. 209 Iowa. FOR SALE Grape Juice. yard, Rt. 2, lledlora. HAMMERED HAY at Davis Stores, Medford, Ashland. FOR SALE Wood used, all prices. No. Bartlett. ranees, new end Maytag Shop. 31 FOR SALE Oil heaters. 34.50 up Maytag Shop, 31 No. Bartlett. FOR SALE Zenith washer, one year old. Cheap. Maytag Shop. 31 No. Bartlett. CLEAN. BALED ALFALFA. 815 Half mile north white Griffin Creek school. L. J. Adama. FOR SALE Alfalfa hay and dry apple wood. Ed Hanley Ranch Box 201. Ross Lane. APPLES AND , WALNUTS D o 1 p h Phlpps. crater Lake Hignway. FOR SALE Best wood In town guaranteed dry 223 N. Riverside phone 615. Hawley Fuel Co. FOR SALE Washer service. Full line genuine Maytag parts Service on all makes Medford Maytag Co. 31 No Bartlett, phone 38. FOR 8ALE - Hydraulic pipe gtanta. Box 3376. Tribune and OLYMPIC EOO 2.25 per sack. MASH with milk D-.vla Feed Stores FOR BALE Grapes and Walnuts J A. Manke, 4 miles west of Medford FOR 8ALE Delicious apples Inde pendent Packing Co., Phoenix CUT-RATE PRICES - Nu-Way Mat tress and UphoUtery Co. Phone 393 . 209 West 8th St. APPLES Gebhard's. '-alf mile north Bear Creek bridge. CentraJ Point BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES COFFEE SHOP EQUIPMENT Coun ters, stools, tables, hamburger plate Mount View Motor Cottrt. Ashmnd PERSONAL WHEN IN TROUBLE, doubt or sus pense consult Madam Franclea palmist, on sll affairs of life. Ans wers all questions free. Must be satisfied or no charges. Office boua 9 a. m. to 0 p. m. Located Rainbow Auto Camp. 1746 North Riverside, permanently located MISCELLANEOUS DANCE Townsend hall Saturday. Dec. 9. Sponsored by Wenonah Club. Admission. 40c gents; 10c Indies. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstracts. Jackson County Abstract Co Title Insurance Abstract! Escrows Expert Window Cleaner. LET JOE DO IT Expert Wlnduw Cleaners General house cleaners Floor waxing Joe Spn-e Ph-m- 1H2 Dressmaking. THE PA9HION SHOP -Dressmaking Fur Remodeling. Puttons and Buckles covered Room 320 0 9 Nstl Bsnk .lid Tel 1181 Maternity SPECIAL trained nurses on duty 24 hours for maternity cases Amnu lance service. Rogue River Sani tarium, Jscksonvilie, 82. FURNITURE CLEARANCE 69 88 24.88 24.88 21.88 38 88 64.88 69.88 79 B8 66.88 59.88 77.88 74.88 74.88 white mahogany, was 89.95.. Now walnut, was 79.95 Now walnut, was 94.95 Now walnut, was 74.95 Now walnut, was 69.95 Now walnut, was 89.95... ....Now eastern made, was 89.95 Now eastern made, was 84.95 Now BUSINESS DIRECTORY Auto Loam. LOW RATE AUTO LOANS CONTRACTS REFINANCED MONEY to buy new or used cars Private money at new low ratea Immediate action. No red tape. 1 TO 30 MONTHS TO PAY. W. E. THOMAS . 45 South Central. Phone 139. License M-217. $20 TO $1,000 On Your Car. 1930 to 1939 Model cars and light trucka. ' 1 to 18 months to repay. CONSUMERS' CREDIT CO. HAROLD B TROWN AGENCY. Agent. 123 East Main M-236 Phone 807. CAH LOANS Solve .-our financial problems by refinancing or borrowing. LOANS ON CARS 1932-1939 Trl-State Acceptance Corp. License M-253. MARKKA. GOLDY 109 E Main. Phone 728. You Can Save Money and Time by Getting Your CAR LOAN OR REFINANCING Direct from the Lender. The OREGON FINANCE CO. Your Satisfaction Guaranteed. 45 South Central. Lie. M-217 MONEY TO LOAN on modern dwell ings of late construction. s9 76 per month per tLousand Low Interest rate. BROWN Jt WHITE, 104 W. Main Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS l. Oglea I. Fortune ft. Ur other 12. Young bird of orey it. SecuiiU note ot Uuldo's acale 14. OulOed 15. Simpletons U. Uland in the north At tantio 11. Exposed to public view 10. Kind of her aldic croBi St. Flag 23. Realized: COl 1 0(1 . Solution ot Yesterday's Puzzle plAMplwllAiif T ah a Ma lM P A fflM I Htffit A t p W A LslE W cHt ED wlT m i ItBs a hdM Plo flop tip i in MflA niill A R I AW L oIoUMhA N Aistrll ottnm "! cl g-l 24 ArtHiclal Ian--. Kunpe Adapted Division of a school year Golf instructor: eolioa. 29. 30. Cook -.lowly Flowen 47. Noblemen 60. Electrified particle 8L Organ of hearing f2. Regal 63. Siamese coin 64. Watch secretly 65. Abounding In marsh grasses 34. 17. Tonnz hum- mi rig bird 2R. Annorta 4L public Btore- housee 43. Avid 44. Apart 4&. Direct pro- zzzzszzlfezz ZZZZiZZZZZ w itzZZiII Zji!! WL3L3L. t. 3UL li2 ""IIIIlIIIsH zzzizzzlzzZ" z " ti,ss Jz BUSINESS DIRECTORY LOANS CASH FOR CHRISTMAS or any other ourpose csn be secured from us promptly, confl dentlally and at LOW COST. OVER 11 YEARS In Medford and thousands i satisfied customera, assure you fair deal. OREGON FINANCE CO. 45 South Central. Phone 139. Ground Floor Craterlan Bldg. License S-311, M-217. Nursery Stock. CARLTON NURSERY COMPANY Fruit Nut and Shade Trees. Berries and Shrubbery. Finest Oregon Grown Roses. Sales yard three miles south on Pa cific nignway. W B Barmtm Phone 851-R-2 Radiator Repairing. HOOPER'3 RADIATOR SERVICE 33 South Bartlett Sanitarium. WE CARE FOR THE SICK ROGUE RIVER SANITARIUM TRAINED NURSES 34 HOURS PHONE JACKSONVILLE 83 ROOFING WE REPAIR or apply uny type of roof. paoco Rooitngs, enmgiea. Coatlnge and Paints. Wall Paper One-third off. EKerson Paint and Roof Co. SB So Bartlett Tel 343 Transfer. IAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE 40 S Fir Street. Insured Carriers. Local and jong Distance Hauling. Phone 644. EADS TRANSFER Se STORAGE CO Office 36 South Fir. Phone 318 Prices right. Service guaranteed CITY TRANSFER it 8TORAOE CO Household moving and general hauling 39 S. Orape. Phone 3050 day or night. FURNITURE MOVING and STORAGE See our individual locker rooms be fore you arrange for storage space for your household goods Our new storage department Is dustless snd conveniently located Crating serv ice at low rates Van Body equip ment. Anywhere For Hire service Phone 833. SAMSON 8TORAOE WAREHOUSE , Turtlei. Hanover, Mass. (U.R) Pris cilla and Judy Brooks found a turtle with the markings "A.R. M. '98," and the fact was noted briefly In newspapers. Since then they have received letters from Elbridge, N. Y., London ville, O., and Benson, W. Va., in which the writers told when and how they marked the tur tle with those initials. Protects Patients. Philadelphia. (U.R) The will of Dr. S. Calvin Smith, a heart specialist, ruled that his case histories of patients should be burned one week after his death. "I direct that within one week following my demise each and every case history of each and every patient shall be burned," he wrote. Cross -Word Puzzle I. Wigwam I. Lowlands along a river 10. French annuity II. Found the lun of , IT. Ooea ashore 19. Bursts forth violently 21. Fragment 22. American humorist 22. Shops 28. Anger 28. Thine which .g wl long be tntrelher tU DlrnfiilBljed srradunlly 22. Flint woman 21. Existed 36. (Sequence M. Wiilklng sticks :(8. Klch brown 39. Medieval Play lng card 40. Local represen tative 42. Worship 44. Nest ( a bird of prey: variant 41 Skip, as a stone over water 48. Large pistol formerly use 49. Plgnen DOWN Record of a ship's voyage Female sheep Feminine namft Ingredient ot varnlnh Cubic meters Dr-poslted Killer whals Meteorological Report j Forecasts Xledford and vicinity: Cloudy to night and Friday with Intermittent rain, not much change in temper ature . Oregon; Cloudy tonight and Friday with Intermittent rain In west por tion, snow over higher mountains, slightly warmer In vicinity of Walla Wall a tonight, moderate to fresh southerly wind off the coast but strong from Columbia river north ward. Local Data Temperature a year ago today: highest 54, lowest 46. Total monthly precipitation, .03 Inches; deficiency for the month, .76 lnchee. Total precipitation since September 1, 1939. 2.47 Inches: deficiency for the season, 3.62 inches. Relative humidity at S p. m. yes terday 78 percent; 8 a. m. today, 08 percent. Tomorrow: sunrise 7:37 a. m., sun set 4:40 p. m. Observations Taken at 4:30 a. m., 120 Me rht I mi Time. If n. r ri s r 3 o o i 3 to 3 o -a Boise 82 34 .00 P Cloudy Boston ... 44 84 .00 P Cloudy Chicago 49 30 .00 Clear Denver 73 38 .00 Clear Eureka - . 8ft 84 .00 Cloudy Havre .- 68 34 .00 Clear Los Angeles... 76 45 T Clear Medford 80 35 .00 Cloudy New York ..... 40 28 TP Cloudy Omaha ., 73 44 .00 CleBr Phoenl 83 47 .00 Clear Portland 64 48 T Rain Reno 67 26 .00 Clear Roseburg ........ 68 48 .00 Cloudy Salt Lake ..... 66 S6 .00 Cloudy San' Francisco 68 39 .00 Clear Seattle 61 47 .19 Cloudy Spokane 62 82 .00 Cloudy Wash., D. 0 50 29 .00 Foggy Wenatchee .... 45 36 T Cloudy At the National Capitol With John W. Kelly (Continued from Parfe One ) Here is what happened to the pledge (A) made to President Roosevelt: Russia has made no payments on its debt of $395, 000,000 refuses to recognize the loan made by U. S. to the Ker ensky government before the Bolshevikl chased Kerensky out of the country). Russia aided Germany in destroying Poland, which owes Uncle Sam $26, 000,000; Is attacking Finland, which is making payments on its debt of $8,230,000. Pledge (B) was violated from the start, as attested by con fessions exacted from recanting communists by the Dies com mittee, and subbersive activities have never ceased under direc tion of Stalins Comintern. Pledge (C) assuring religious freedom is the bunk, as shown by the murder of religious of all denominations. leaders Russia's government is athcis- tic. lT f T a serious step. Senator McMr.ry'a advice to the president not to act haatlly, was based on a desire not to alarm the public, which might construe such action as lesdlng. to possible Involvement in the Euro pean war-. There are many people who Imagine Mr. Roosevelt la anxious to participate in power 'politics and recalling the ambassador to Russia would strengthen their suspicion. Meanwhile In the national capital the Russian Ambassr.dor Oumansky Is being boycotted racially. He isn't being Invited anywhere except at the German embassy. Oumansky does not attend the br.zarrs held to raise money for Poland, Finland or Czech oslovakia. Left-wingers of the new deal who formerly liked to pal around with the communlsr, now avoid him at least In public places. GERMANY Is making an Interna tional Incident of a black eye received by Its aviation attache, from the fist of a garage mechanic, who Is member of a boxing club. The diplomat parked his car In the back yard flower garden of the mechanic The charge d'affalrs. went to the Stat, department, Inquired of Sec retary Cornell Hull what he Intenda do'.ng about this Insult to the dig nity of the Oerman government. Nazi troops have shot college students foi less than that. OREGON farmers had borrowed S3, 398. 603.80 on 6.834,685 bush els of 1930 wheat from the Com modity Credit corporation on Decem ber 1. Washington growers borrowed iH.377.28S.71 on 11 130,305 buthi-ls. No loans will be made after De cember SI. Last maturity date for the loans la April SO and after that CCC may sell at not leas than loan and Interest, or dispose of the wheat to rsco to export or for relief, or turn It over to Federal Crop In surance corporation to pay ctslms Of the wheat given at security In Oregon 403,924 bushels are still on farms Instead of In wsrrhouses, and 1,273,188 bushels are on farms In the state of Washington. Admits Abducting Niece 1 iT" ' - BY ' w . . i" " .'..i.-av ifVO S-?W WH SiWW$MWlfW'V. O. V. Miner, Oklahoma railroad worker. If shown as he pleaded guilty In a Phoenix. Arii., court to stealing bis 12-year-old niece, Alice Vestal, ten years ago, thus solving me ol Arl sona's oldest abduction cases. County Attorney Richard Har Iess (right) said Miner married the girl in Oklahoma, became the father of her four children, and never communicated with her parents, now living in Ashland, Ore., where It was re ported he had written to his wife and she iurned the letter over to the authorities. Ashlaiid Mother Tells Story Of Her Daughters Kidnaping ' Ashland, Dec. 7. (Spl) Mrs. John Frank Vestal, mother of Alice Vestal Miner, kidnap vic tim of Otis Vincent Miner, 51 year old Oklahoman, today told of brutal treatment of her daughter during the past 10 years, during which Miner had kept her a virtual prisoner, for bidding hor to have friends, hid ing her when chance of discov ery appeared and finally desert ing her when she applied to Pieher, Okla., authorities for help. The missing daughter of the Ashland couple appeared at their home in September, ac companied by her four children, aged from vno to nine years. She had apolied to a welfare agency in Miami, Okla., and the agency, through contact with of ficials in Pieher, Phoenix, Ariz., and Jackson county, Oregon, found the address of Mr. and Mrs. Vestal here. Transportation expenses also were provided by the welfare agency. The children, Elsie, Marvin, Opal and Charles, In order of their age, were born in Pieher, but Miner spirited the girl mother, then 15, to a nearby town for their marriage. Fled For Year For the first year of their life together, the couple led a' fugi tive existence through the middle-west, and Alice Vestal was forced to hide beneath a bed in Miner's car to avoid detec tion. The man worked at "any kind of a Job for any kind of wages, the girl told her mother, rather than be required to give full particulars about himself. When life in Pieher, with her husband became unbearable, the young woman applied to city authorities for aid. They inform ed her that they could do noth ing unless her father swore out a warrant. In som2 manner Miner learned that police had been contacted, so he fled, Icav ing his wife and their children with no means of support. Meager Income Shared When the young woman and her children came here she was taken into the home of her par' ents as 71 California street Although four of her young brothers and sisters already shared the meager income of the middle-aged parents, Alice Vestal-Miner's parents told her that she was welcome to a share of what they hod. At the time of the girl's ab duction in Phoenix 10 years ago the Vestals had been "better off" financially, but their money had gone in the rambllngs about the midwest and west which they followed on tips that they might find the missing daughter. At one time a reward was of' fered for the girl's return, Mrs. Vestal said. Mr. and Mrs. Vestal came to Ashland from Colorado three years ago. Letter Was Tlpoff Shortly after Mrs. Miner ar rived here In September, she got a letter from her husband. It I I 1 1.1 I 1 U..a . In DImViak Kilt a neighbor had mailed it to the ' 3 Ashland address, I asked that she The letter communicata with Miner in Phoenix, using the name "John Long" in ad dress. Instead of writing, the young woman turned the letter over to her lather, who In turn wrote to an attorney friend, Lee Hols worth, and to the sheriff's office in Phoenix. When first interviewed, Mrs. Vestal was reluctant to give in formation, for fear that Miner would learn of the search and escape custody. She quickly as sented, however, when she learned that the man was already under arrest. Miner's mother is believed by Mrs. Vestal to live in northern Oregon, in the vicinity of Salem or Mapleton. Miner Awaits Sentence Sentence for Miner, a railroad- worker, has been set. for Mon day afternoon at Phoenix. Max imum sentence of 10 years im prisonment is possible. Miner's confession solved one of the state's oldest abduction cases. PAIL OF COLD WATER Elm Creek, Neb . IP) Down this way when the boys want a little excitement they go hunt ing rattlesnakes with a pall of cold water and long-handled clamp. The rattlers hide out during the winter in a hole-pocked pas ture. On warm days they crawl partially out of their holes to bask in the sun. The hunters douse water on the snakes, which chills them so much they wriggle all the way out. Then they place the long-handled clamp on back of their heads. You can bring em' back alive if you want to, but most ot the boys kill them first. Montgomery, Ala. (U.R) Ala bama has the best pig crop in 16 years, according to J. C. Gar rett, chief of the state crop re porting service. Continued ex pansion Is forecast for next year, too. c 3 NEE3 CASH? BORROW ON YOUR CAR ut us explain Dow easy it to nave ready easb wltb your ear aa security Puune SI for full information Commercial Finance Corp. Tba rrienolt Finance Company" W W Walker President First Natl tUni Bid Phone 81 Ucente Number 194 ' E