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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SEVEN jgrwmtmmimi) in MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1940. Read tvery ad on chta page You will probably (led exactly cha things you have been look Ing (or or a aale or trade (oi unused articles you may have Search your attic or store-room you may find many tbingt othera are seeking and oe able to realize Immediate cash. 11 what you want tsnt here, advertise (or It Tribune Clas sified Ads are Inexpensive effective I RATES per wurd first Inwrtiun. (Minimum 25c) Each additional Insertion per wurd . (Minimum 10c) Per line per month without copy change ...WSIJ!( CASH or money order must ac company all mail ordei classified ads. ' LOST AND-FOUND REPORT lost dogs, animal cruelty cases Humane Society Phnne 1518 WANTED MALE HELP AIRCRAFT FACTORIES need men In Los Angeles. Appli cants must be of white race, Amer ican citizens, age 18 to 35 and able to finance themselves through short preliminary training. AVIA TION TRAINING SERVICE DIVI SION OP GENERAL AIRCRAFT CORPORATION. Call on or write Mr. Pres'.ar. Allen Hotel. Medford. WANTED SITUATIONS MAN WANTS farm work. Can give references. Phone 1558-R. WANTED Bookkeeping or any of fice work. Phil Lounsberry. Phone 1194-X. EXPERIENCED GIRL wishes work as sales clerk jr wsltress. Refer ence Phone 59 J Grpen. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS PHONE 969-R for upholstering, re flnlshlng and regluelng. Thlbault. WANTED Pressure pump. Jacksonville 21-F-12. WANTED 81600 loan, 7, on city property. Box 851, Tribune. HOME LAUNDRY WORK reason ably done. 304 Boardman. WANTED HORSES, cows for feed. Eagle Point Fox Farm. Phone 37-X-7. WANTED TO RENT Stock ranch, some Irrigated. Box 865 Tribune. MARKET HOOS WANTED. Poyer Brothers. 188 Welghtman St.. phone 8551, Ashland. WANTED Dressmaking, alterations Kathertne Satterlee, Singer Shop aa 8. Grape. WE PAV MORE CASH For Your Furniture. HOI.IIItOOK A ANDREWS th and Front. Phone 647. WELL DRILLING $1 50 per ft first 60 ft., etc. J M Dode. 619 King BF.ST PRICKS PAID For Your Furniture EAD9 & OHKN. Phone 11 01-J. M A BLISS Painting and paper hanging contractor 813 South Grape. Phone 646-W. HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID For Your Furniture MF.DFORI1 BAROAIN IIOl'SK 27 N Orape St Phone 1062 FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT 412 W. 11th. furnished two-bedroom home. Very comfort able. Charles R. Ray, room 217, Medford Bldg. Phone 302. FOR RENT Small modern house. Necessary furniture. $20. water paid. Dressler's, 1107 E. Main. FOR RENT Small, new house. 802 E. Jackson. SMALL UNFURNISHED HOUSE. Ber rydale. H. L. Cook. 10 Quince. FOR RENT Good 6-room house close In. Phone 417 FOR RENT 5 -room house. 1035 West 10th St FOR RENT 6-room modern house 8 lots. 2107 Capitol Ave. FOR RENT 4-room modern hou, furnished, electric range, $22 50, water paid. L. O. Pickell, 16 So Bartlett FOR RENT APARTMENTS FURNISHED APARTMENT. S rooms and bath. Electric ranee and re frigerator. $25.00. Adults. 128 Mistletoe. FURNISHED HOUSE and apartments. Adults. 604 W. 10th. FOR RENT 2-room furnished apart ment; ground floor, electricity, tele phone, hot water, garage. II Tripp. VACANCY Jan. 6: adults only. Find lay Apts., 603 So. Holly. FOR RENT 3-room furnished apart ment. 40 Quince St. Phone 641-X. FURNISHED APARTMENT Heat, private bath, rrlgldalre. 806 West yam. FURNISHED PAR.MENT Hot and cold water, lights private bath Adults 9ia So Oakdale DESIRABLE FURNISHED APART MENT, heat, hot water, electrolux. garage. 10 Quince St. DESIRABLE apartments a rooms and bath; gas heat Inquire Farmers at Fruitgrowers Bank FURNISHED APARTMENT tot rent. 317 West 2nd S FOH RENT APARTMENTS FURNISHED APARTMENT; heated, hot water. Frlgldalre. Close In. 51 N. Oakdale. FOR RENT a furnished housekeep lruz rooms. Lights and water paid. 323 Kennet St., 3rd house back of Bprryrtale Secondhand Store. FOR RENT Furnished Rooms FOR RENT Desirable room. Close In. 408 West 6th. HEATED. CLEAN, upstairs room. Private entrance. Maid service. 610 So. Central. PRIVATE ENTRANCE, warm, cheer ful rooms. 504 Pennsylvania. ATTRACTIVE RUwMS 404 S Grape FOR RENT BOARD. ROOM ROOM AND BOARD. 153 K. Oakdale BOARD AND ROOM 718 SI per day FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS CABIN for rent. Call 1748-Y. FOR RENT 10 acres. Buckshot Hill road. 3rd house on right. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK TWO milk goats for sale or trade for wood or what have you? Howard Dunlap, Central Point. FOR SALE Jersey cow. Phone 945-J. FOR SALE POULTRY BABY CHICKS Weeks ahead, bigger profits, order now, "Jamesway hatched." Double fumigated. lead Ins breeds from blood-tested breed ers. Arrange for custom hatching and poultry equipment now. Fold ers free. Central Point Hatchery. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE EAST 8IDE PROPERTY 6-room plastered house and bath. Large back porch, cement founda tion, nice shade, cherry trees, cor ner property, close In. on paved street. Price $2000, Including fur niture. Terms. Also have several at tractive buys In Improved acreage. L. u. pickell, 16 so. Bartlett. FOR SALE 7-room home. 4 bed rooms. Good location. Sacrifice price of $1900. Very unusual terms. Also have 159 acres on Elk creek for Just $250. Lots of timber. Log house. Pierce. Room 1. Palm Build ing. Medford. HOUSES FOR 3ALK in Medford snd surrounding towns. Easy terms Jackson County Federal Savings and Loan Associstlon. WHEN you think of real estate think of Brown & White. FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS Convenient terms Lists available at National Farm Loan Office. 202 Liberty Building. Medford. CITY and country projie ties RENT ALS LOANS- INSURANCE C 8 Biltterflrld 409 Medford Plllldlng FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1931 Ford coupe. 16 j Glen Oak Court. Phone 668-J-2. i t WANT TO TRADE '36 V-8 pick-up I lor good Model A truck. R. R. Williams, 211 McAndrews Road. FOR SALE 1934 Chevrolet Truck. Price $150. Will trade for stock or grain. 4 Corners Service Sta tlon. Midway road. FOR EXCHANGE Real Estate FOR SALE or trade for Portland or vicinity. 1 acre with modern house In Central Point. Box 961 Tribune. FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS STOCK TRAILER for sale. See man ager Rosewood Apartments. 249 S. Riverside. 12 tier 14" fir plank wood, 3" thick, $1.50 tier. Leaving town. 517 Mary. FOR SALE Large, pillow arm tapes try' davenport. Phone 1959-X. FOR SALE Good heating stove. Harvey Young, Junior High School. FOR SALE Electric rane, A-l work ing condition, $6.50. 22 Kcene Way Drive. , FOR SALE Baled alfalfa hay $14 ton. Joe Woodcock, Fern Valley. FOR SALE Player piano. Mechani cally perfect. Cheap. 223 N. River side. BAROAIN Beauty studpnts kit and text book, like new. Phone 1424-R. SONG BIRDS 1127 West Main St. GOING TO SELL Everything on my ranch: all Vlnda of hogs, chickens, hsy pressure system, trailer, wood. 1-horse 'arming tools. Also 10-acre tract for rent. About a acres In berries. H. H. Shaw. 8 miles north Central Point. Inquire Lamb's Service 8tatlon. Four Cor ners. Midway road. FOR SALE Baled and loose alfalfa hay: also dry apple wood. Ed. Han ley Ranch. Box 201 Ross lane. FOR YOUR BEST TREES see I,afette Nursery, across from Beck's Bakery Phone 1261. HAMMERED HAY at Davis Peed Stores. Medford. Ashland. POR BALE Washer service Full line genuine Maytag parts Service on all makes Medford Maytag Co. 31 No Bartlett. phone 38 DELICIOUS and Newtown apples 35c bos and up Bring containers Independent Packing Co.. Phoenix SALE OR TRADE Young cat hounds. O. Worley, Anchor, Ore. FOR SALE - Hydraulic pipe and giants Bos 3378. Tribune FOR BALK Best wood In town guaraLteed dry 223 N Riverside phnne 616 Hawle Fuel Co OLYMPIC EOO MAJH with milk $2 25 per aack. U-.vla Feed Stores CUT-RATE PRICES - Nil-Way Mat. tress and Ophul.tery Co. Phone 391 209 West 8th St MISCELLANEOUS Card Reading, $1. 129 Jeanelte, ' BUSINESS DIRECTORY Auto Loans $20 TO $1,000 On Your Car. 1930 to 1939 Model cars and light trucks. 1 to 18 Months to Repay -CONSUMERS' CREDIT CO. HAROLD H. BROWN AGENCY Afient. 123 East Main. M-236. Phone 807. DRIVE IN AUTO LOANS and REFINANCING SERVICE Deal with a southern Oregon owned Independent finance com pany where your needs will receive PERSONAL CONSIDERATION at all times. Immediate action! No red tape I Our yeara of experience Insures you of the best service. DRIVE IN for YOUR confidential loan. Used CARS BOUGHT AND SOLD "DRIVE IN" P. T. "JERRY" YOUNG Motor Investment Company Lie. M-374. Phone 159. 9th and Bartlett. CAR LOANS 8olve your financial problems by refinancing or borrowing. LOANS ON CARS 1932-1939 Trl-State Acceptance Corp. License M-253. MARK A. GOLDY . 109 E. Main. Phone 728 LOW RATE AUTO LOANS CONTRACTS REFINANCED MONEY to buy new or used cars Private money at new low rates. Immediate action. No red tape. 1 TO 20 MONTHS TO PAY W. E. THOMAS 45 South Central. Phone 139. License M-217. 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. Custom Butchering HAVE YOUR HOGS CUSTOM KILLED AND CURED by CRATER MEAT CO. Phone 1912 Expert Window Cleaner LET JOE DO IT Expert Window Cleaners. General house cleaners. Floor waxing. Joe Snrnce. Phone 1172. Dressmaking THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking. Fur Remodeling. Buttons and Buckles covered. Room 320, U. 8. Natl. Bank Bldg. Tel. 1181. Loans MONEY TO LOAN on modern dwell ings of late construction. $9.76 per month per thousand. Low int erest rate. BROWN & WHITE. 104 W. Main. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Flap 4. Separate ' 9. Adipose tlssua 2. Unreflrred metal 8oltrtlon ot Saturday's Puzzle AVE RMAfR OiSlEEC S E n. r AMgTr mMeisIt a tie TIP UIMppW EBgT A FvEJR lt- MP.E E 5 BNOP All. m, jo 911 NDfeSITlROYAWlA oPbhI a lupMwfWs ftps 11 FlU T I LEmmESK I MO MiOtGUpMsfTRMflR I SS ,0' E Dj DEfs gp AMfT VjAjN S5lUMaz1eC11 Q Rl LIEMcI Ail DlElTglErr TIE 12. Marmalade tree 14. Liquor 16. Arrow 17. Food fish 19. Sound of a clock 21. Ages 22. Light and ' airy 16. Note the speed or 28. Symbol for tantalum 29. Variety 20. Shelter! for mall anlmala 21. Melody 22. Flowtr 15. Still 26. Vegetable organ! urn 22. Alack 40. Down: prefli 41. Existence 42. Kncronch 44. Container 46. Burn to a cinder 47. Woodwind Instrument 10. Pull apart 22. Ingredient or salad dressing 64. Swain 66. Horn 7. Legal action 6. Commerce 69. Viper DOWN t Fox 2. Southern constellation L!!!!L1LL1!I2L - in 1 5 it, Hp '7 . mr' if 31 32 if 34 w r - iJUiUL mw 3 3iM4l I Jm? . BUSINESS DIRECTORY Personal Loans READY CASH for any purpose can be secured from us promptly, confidentially and at LOW COST OVER 11 YEARS In Medford and thousands of sat isfied customers, assures your complete satisfaction. OREGON FINANCE CO. 45 South Central. ' Phone 139. Ground Floor Craterlan Bldg. License 8-211. M-217. Nursery Slock CARLTON NURSERY COMPANY Fruit. Nut and Shade Trees, Berries and Shrubbery. Finest Oregon Grown Roses. Sales yard three miles south on Pacific highway. W. B. Barmim. Phone 851-R-3. Radiator Repairing HOOPER'S RADIATOR SERVICE 33 South Bartlett Roofing WE REPAIR or apply any type of roof. Pabco Roofings, Shingles, Coatings and Paints. Wall Paper One-third off. Ekerson Paint and Roof Co.. 38 So. Bartlett. Tel. 243. Sanitarium WE CARE FOR THE SICK ROGUE RIVER SANITARIUM TRAINED NURSES 24 HOURS PHONE JACKSONVILLE 82 Transfer CITY TRANSFER 4 STORAGE CO. Household moving and general hauling. 29 8. Grape. Phone 2050 day or night. DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE 40 S. Fir Street Insured Carriers Local and Long Distance Hauling. Phone 644 EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 28 South Fir. Phone 316. Prices right. Service guaranteed. LEGAL NOTICES Notice to Building Contractors. SeaLed bids on the following pro jects will be received by the Oregon State Highway Commission In the auditorium, third floor, Publlo Ser vice Building, Portland, Oregon, at 9:uo o clock a. m. on Friday, Janu ary 12, 1940. JACKSON COUNTY: construct frame office building approximately 26'x48' and 32'x40' addition to ex isting maintenance building at Med ford, Oregon, The minimum wage paid to all labor employed on this project shall be as follows: skilled labor, $1.20 per hour: Intermediate labor $0.75 per hour; unskilled labor $0.60 per nour. Prequallflcatlon of bidders as pre scribed by Chapter 225, Laws of Ore gon, 1931. will be required on this project unless the total amount of the bid Is less than $10,000. Full Information for bidders may be ob- tamed at the office of the State Highway Commission, Room 319, State Office Building, Salem, Ore gon. Proposal blanks, plans, speci fications, and form of contract may be inspected at the aame place and may be obtained by eligible blddcra upon the deposit of $5.00 for each set. The right Is reserved to reject any or all proposala or to accept the proposal deemed best for the State or Oregon. OREGON STATE HIGHWAY COM MISSION, By: H. B. Qlalsyer, Secretary. Cross -Word Puzzle Character of being untrue Entirely Light repasi Cravats To a point within European native Day' marrh Reverse sldt of a coin Oil of rose petals Howards Park In the Rockies Coarse heavy linen elotb Scnmps Chosen by vote Approach Small quarrel Singing voice part of an amphitheater River mud Brightest star In a con stellation Recline Feminine nam Roman money Corded rloth Note of the scale 2. Place to sleep 4. Exist t. Wholesale dealers and shippers of provisions 6. Ancient wine vessel T. Resist established authority ft. Novice Brother And Sister Chapter One SUE DAVENPORT came into the big living room with her own pe culiarly light- footed step. She was flushed and tingling from the crisp October air. Her dark eyes, which had a trick at times of seeming far too large for her small oval face, sparkled at the sight of the first wood fire of the season. "Bless Maggie's heart!" she mur mured, coming to rest one small brogued foot on the old brass rail ing which had enclosed the flre- Slace in her mother's girlhood ome. She stood there for some time, smiling to herself in conscious en joyment of well being. It was good to have walked for miles among the rustling leaves along the river bank until the rapidly falling dusk drove her homeward. It was good to come into this spacious room whose every furnishing had been familiar to her since her baby hood, though now it occupied a comfortable apartment instead of the big house where she and her brother Allen had been born. It was good it was best of all! to be twenty-four and not unattractive, and the youthful mistress of this new nomel "Want I should turn on the lights. Miss Sue?" Maggie asked, entering quietly. "Most time to set the table for dinner." Sue roused herself with a little laugh. "I suppose it is! And I must have a bath and change before then." She came close to the old woman. "I smell of woodsmoke and dusty leaves and walnuts. They're thick under the big tree on Wyeth Hill!" "Miss Sue, you haven't been up there alone again and this late in the day besides? How many times do I have to tell you 'tain't safe up there? Jesse James used to hide in Dug Cut " The girl's laugh rang out again and she seized the old servant in her arms and hugged her. "Maggie darlin', they 'laid Jesse James in his grave' before I was born before you were born, if it comes to that! It was grand up there, watching the lights come on in the city, the planes circling down to the airfield. And " she forestalled the automatic protest which she saw on the other's lips "I wasn't alone! Barbara was with me. Maggie sniffed, unmolllfled. "Miss Barb'ra'd be a heap of help if a tramp should creep outen those woods." Suddenly the impli cation of hor younu mistress' first speech dawned on her. "Sue Dav enport! There ain't no walnut trees whatever right on the hill! You must have went right down in'.o the woods to nnd then nuts. Hon estly, honestly. Miss Sue! You ain't no more fit than a baby to be out after sunset. I'm going to speak to Mr. Alien Sue laughed a trifle ruefully. It was perfectly true thai even yet the woods along the river bluffs occasionally harbored undesirable characters. She deflected the out raged Maggie's rage with the adroitness oi experience. , "Look at my hands, Mag dear! Wouldn't you know I'd take off my gloves and get all stained up the very day before Barbara's party? Do you know any way to get this Horrible brown on "Pumice stone, Miss Sue; that Is, if you haven't used soap on 'em yet! bhe examined the small palms -nxiously. "Come straight into ine oamroom wiin mei ooay a think you was only four! Easy On The Eyes AN HOUR later Sue presented herself to Allen, contentedly reading his paper before the Are. Her dark cap of curls lay smooth and shining, she had exchanged . her dusty woolen suit for a silky brown velvet gown with a wide creamy collar, she smeued pieus antlv of fine soap, powder and a hint of her own special perfume. Notice to Creditor.. Notice Is hereby given that by or der ot the County Court of the State of Oregon, In and for Jackson Coun ty. OreKon, dated and filed December 14th. 1939, the undersigned were ap pointed co-admlnlstratora with the will annexed of the estate of Eliza beth L. Young, deceased, and all per sona having clatma against the es tate of Elizabeth L. Young, deceased, are hereby notified to present the same, properly verified, to the co administrators at the office of T. P. Parrell. their attorney, 30s Pluhrer Blllldlrw. Medford, Oregon, within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice. The date of the first publication of this no tice Is Dccmber 30th. 1939. PATRICIA ANN YOUNO. EUOENE THORNDIKE, Co-admlnlstrators with the will an nexed of the estate of Elizabeth L. Young, deceased. Notice To Creditors In the County Court of the State of Oregon In and for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of H. H. Landers, also known as Henry Herbert Landers, Deceased. The undersigned, having been ap pointed Administratrix of the Estate of H. H. Landers, deceased, by the County Court, of the County ot Jackson. StaUt of Oregon, and having qualified, notice Is hereby given to all persons having claims against said estate, to present them at the office of the undersigned's attorney, at 138 East Main Btreet, Medford, Oregon, properly verified and with proper voucher, within six months from the date of the first publica tion of this notice, which la the 30th day of December, 1939. DOLLIE LANDERS, Admlnlitratrlx. O. H. Bengtaon. Attorney for Admin istratrix, Ian East Main BUMt, 12 i mull i .1 iwisfiisjsssinwarwjpjiu isuisw hit 1J I few , - I zfsm t -rem- va-cj '-:xJilLJ . m, m "Getting Her brother eyed her apprecia tively. "Uetting easy to iook at, tuer "Gettinal You know I'm a rav ing beauty, darling!" she admitted modestly. He lowered his paper with a hint of se'lousness in his manner. "No. but really. Sue, you aren't bad at all! I used K think you were the world's ugliest child, with that stretchy red mouth of your, your little brown face and those wild curls. What have you done to yourself, anyway? Bleached your skin, or something?" Ck ikftnlr liai kaart eVi a m sal oe ly admiring herself In the long narrow mirror aoove ine mantel piece. "It's not really white yet, lust sort of creamy; and it looks better at night than it does in ine day time. But considering the fact that Mother used to absolutely cry over me when I was dressed for parties, the change is most gratifying, most Her voice pompously over the last phrase, imitating the lawyer who nua oeen ner juiiu kuuiuiuii wiui Allen after their father's death. Presently they were at the table, devouring witn neaitny young ap petites Maggie's delicious dinner. Allen put forward a finger to the silver bowl of violets, long stemmed purple beauties with an expensive look. ''The faithful Kettle?" She shrugged. "Yes. I must be losing my technique. I simply can t discourage him. Lost night I de liberately picked a quarrel with him; and this morning he sent these to apologize for my unman nerly words which, I assure you, astonished me far more than they can have done you.' Isn't he an idiot, Allen?" "He's a darned successful law yer, my dear young woman. You might go lartner ana tare worse, you know. Sue laughed outriKht "Sue Ket tie! It sounds like a Salvation Army lass! I can just hear Forest weDb toasting tne engagement. 'Here's to Sue and James Kettle, and all the little pots and pans! To her surprise Allen remarked meditatively: "I think I wouldn't let a babbling fool lite Forest In fluence me in the choice of a huS' band, mv dear!" The eoblet she was lifting to her Hps was restored to its coaster with a tiny thump. "Allen Davenport! Do I hear you calling your best friend a fool, and a babbling one at thaw County Treasurer's Call For General County Fund Wnrrants. Notice la hereby given that there are funds on hand for the redemp tion of all Warranta drawn on the General County Fund that were registered to, and Including Decem ber 30th, 1939. Interest on the above called Gen eral County Fund Warranta ceaaes on January Bth, 1940. Dated at Medford, Oregon, Jan uary 3rd, 1940. RALPH E. SWEENEY, County Treaaurer of Jackson County Oregon. Phoenix, Jan. 3. (Spl.) Mrs. F. Pollard and daughter Kath erlne of Wasco, Cel., spent the Christmas holidays with Mrs. E. J. White and family here. Roy Coffman returned last week from a three months sojourn In Los Angelee. Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Trego of Omaha, Neb., were Christmas guests ot the Schlund and Urldel families. Mrs. Schlund and Mr. Trego are brother and sister. Miss Irene Hartman, member of the high school faculty, has returned from McMlnnvllle to resume her duties at the school, following an operation for appendicitis, Mr. and Mrs. Oua Vaughn and children' Russell and Junle of Port land apent Christmas week at the Oermer home. Phoenls Townsend meeting is Phoenix ove -A 6rB easy to look at; Sue!" said He selected a crisp bit of celery before he spoke. "You do, my lamb. He is a babbling fool that's partly why we both love him, lsn t it? His nonsense is sort of restful. But if you're going to take it seri ouslylet lt count against Jim Kettle" An Old Maid?' SHE pushed back her plate, rest ed a rounded elbow on the ta ble and propped her chin in her hand. For the love of Mike. Buddy! What's got you all excited over Jim Kettle? He's been under foot more or less for the past two years, and vou never took him seriously before.1' She blinked suddenly. "Trying to get rid of me, Allen? now us vou wno are tne 1001, Sis. It would take more than a whole storeful of Kettles to come between us you ought to know tnair "Well" she assented, mollified Prescntlv she went back to the subiect "You can't resist a dig at his name yourself! 'A storeful of Kettles, you said! i see mysen marrying a man with such a name! For that matter," she went on, busv now with her salad. I see myself marrying James if his name was Montague Montmoren- .,t J' nl eho Balrl utlfk vj, I lie b a at. a uu.u finalitv. "You don't well care for him at a.l, Sue?" bhe frowned with gcnuina an noyance. "I believe you are trying to marry me off, Bud! Why In heaven's name should 1, if this thing called love should descend on me out of a clear sky, select James Kettle as its object when the town is practically running over with eligible and -harming young men? James is a million years older than I am eleven, at leasi. ne Allen interrjnted her. "Honest ly, Sue, haven't you ever been in love? Haven't vou ever wanted to have your own home, order meals for your man, put your nana in nis and bo . . . wherever he wanted you to?" A flush rose under his dark skin, but he kept on steadily "I thought all girls had crushes! I know you're always telling me about Barbara s. You re twenty four, Sue dear; older than Mother was when she married Dad. Aren't vou haven't vou " Really alarmed, she answered almost in a whisper. "Do do you wont me to, Allen? Are you afraid I'll hang around your neck, a an old maid?" He laughed sheepishly. "No, scheduled for Monday evening. Of ficers tor 1940 will be Installed. Members of Phoenix Thursday club, their husbands and friends, enjoyed their annual holiday dinner last Saturday evening. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Drake, Qusckenbusb, Ward, Bourne, Turpln, Berkley, Coats, Colver, Urldel, Bris coe, Stockwell, Furry, Dudley, Sloan, Wilcox, CoblelGh, Hallcraft, Hallgren, 8tervens, Furry, and Mrs. Kathryn Denzer, Mrs. V. F. Btrdseye, Mrs. W. D. Barnes, and Bert Stancllffe. Ouests at the F. E. Hellgreen home during Christmas week Included Mr. and Mrs. Herb Engstrom and chil dren of Seattle and Nome, Alaska, and Raymond Thorbcrg ot Falrbanka, Alaska. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Osberg and children Oeraldlne and Gordon ot Tacoma, Wash., spent the Christmas week-end visiting relatives. A fam ily dinner was enjoyed on Chrlatmas day at the G, Stewart Porter home. They also visited Mrs. Mona Parns, and Mr. and Mrs. R. 0. Ward. Ladles' Aid society of the Presby terian church will meet Thursday In the church parlors. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Reedy and daughter Margaret returned Sunday from Portland where they spent Chiistmaa vacation. Mrs. Sheldon Walter and daughter of Los Amjeles arrived New Year'a day to visit her mother, Mrs. K. J. White, and family. Why They Fight. Salzburg, Germany, Jan. 3. (P) Dr. Walter Fung, president BY LOUISE PLATT HAUCK Allen. idiot! I've made a mess of this, ai usual. It was just that it suddenly came over me tonight when I looked up and saw you looking so gay and nrctty in your new frock that you have no one but me to advise you on such things. And zvemts 19 a nun iiittu miu a 9111a.. man; better than that, he's a good guy, too. I didn't want any silly puns on his nama to prejudice you against him. "That s all, infant! ne went on more lightly. "Just one of my at tacks of fraternal conscience. For get it!" He eyed the dessert Mag gie put oeiore mm witn interest. "Thn Aral n 11 m n lr I n nip. ph? Plenty ot cinnamon in it, Mag?" Later when the two had settled down for one of their rare eve nings at home, Sue curled with her book in a corner of the big davenport, Allen smoking his be loved pipe over his magazine, the girl referred again to James Ket tle. "You gave me a bad few min utes at dinner, Buddy, did you realize It? I truly thought you were trying to break something to me." She let her book slide off her lap as she leaned toward him earnestly. "I suppose I know I knowl that you 11 marry soma day. Of course I do 1 want you to marry; but not just now, Allen, not for another year or so. You're only thirty; that's young for men In these days, isn't it? Why, you've only been out of college five years!'' He chuckled. "You make ma sound positively callowl Must I remind you that I emerged with my doctor's degree in three, branches of engineering? That I'm a Junior member of a some what important firm? And that, he added with a curious sort ot deliberation, "Forest Webb and I are about the only bachelors left in our particular set?" He went on swiftly before she could an swer: "It's your life we're talking about Sue, not mine. It came to me all of a sudden tonight as I said that it's queer you haven't been in and out of love a dozen times. I wonder," he went on anx iously, "if it' because you know too many men? If your life wasn't all cluttered up with my friends if you were really hard up for fellows to take you out, danc with you, send you flowers" Her low laughter halted him momentarily, but he began again, his kind eyes fixed on her wor riedly, his affectionate voice full of brotherly concern. I Continued tomorrow of the Relchsbank and econom ic minister, declared today Brit ain "is fighting against the prin ciple that the workers are to share as far aa possible in life's comforts." Logger Killed Eugene, Jan. 3. (JF) Delmar Shefflcr, 22, Elmira, was killed almost Instantly today as ha was struck by a log while un loading a truck at a sawmill near Walton, west of here. Cor oner Charles Poole investigated. 1 NEED CASH? BORROW ON YOUR CAR Let us explain bow easy It is to beK ready cash with your ear aa security. Plione SI for full Information Commercial Finance Corp. Tht mndly Fin! no Compftny W W Walker Pmldtnt Pint Natl BaU.K Bldg. Pbont U UctDM Number 184