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Newspaper Page TextPAGE ELEVEN wit w n ii rrt on f.i if mw n t r. 9 run f tir . i s . i want to duv. bell or bxchaneer Kead the Ads on Mis ra&e: it s r tiled nitn unnorttimtiesi f o j -ri MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 5. 19-10. gaad eTtr-j ad on in la pan Tou will pruoaolj nna exactly lb tain, tou ts Been look. Ini lor Of sale or trade tat unused articles tou mst Bat sreb tour tuo 01 store- room rou msj Rud mant tnlnet others u eun uid a atl to mlio immediate cash U what ou want lanl ben. edtertlae lot It TTtbuns Clas sified Ada ar tnexpenslea (feetltel RATES rer word flrtt Insettloa (Minimum Ue) Each addtllunal tnsertloa. per word - (Minimum loe) rer Una per monla svttnoat eopt cnania 61 .16 CASH or money order muit ae company all mail order classified adl. LOST AND FOUND LOST Male white Splta dog name Skipper." If lound phone 1003 or call at 701 So. Oakdale. Reward. LOST Container of keya, tclnlty of 4th and Bartlett. Phone 856. Re ward. tnar wrlne&daT at Medford alr- i. port Gold earring In shape of a ' rose with gold leaves and a dia mond stem. Finder please com municate with Mrs. Nlon Tucker. Prospect. Phone 86-X-7. Reward. REPORT loet oogs. animal cruelty caws Humane Society. Phone 1616. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Woman for light house work. Inquire at 800 No. Peach. WANTED Woman for general house ' work, three adults. Box 848 Tri bune. WANTED Experienced waitress. Ho tel Jackson. WANTED Elderly lady for cook In ' modern country home near Med- ford. Box 363. Tribune. MALE AND FEMALE HELP BERRY PICKERS Strawberries are ready, 35c per gallon at Vaughn's Rsnch. Trail, Oregon. WANTED SITUATIONS ELDERLY lady wants housekeeping or ranch cooking. Box 183. Tri bune. vmrun wAman wanta hour work: excellent cleaning and laundress. Phone 691-X. MAN wanta any kind of work. Can weld and do blacksmith work. Sterling Route. Jacksonville, care Albert Nelson. OIRL wanta housework, experienced. Oodw-rd Mercantile. Jacksonville. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Used breakfast set. (Ta ble and chain.) Phone 1341-J. WANTED TO RENT 3-bed room un ' furnished house on East side. Cell 1506-w mornings. WANTED To buy buxeaaw. Phone 363. COMMERCIAL SPRAtTNO P b on a F- E. samon, bm. aacuonae.a. WANTED Students on flute. Or ' chestra coaching. W. T. Bolger, Spring street. WANTED fl-room furnished house y Phone loll. WANTED Portable, air-cooled, self- prlmlng 3 or 3',-lnch pump. Oive details. J. wouiica, nk. ww,. WANTED Cherries. Paying top ? rices. Call at our oouin nr otreet lent. American Fruit O rowers, Inc. WANTED Clipper No. 1-B or B. B cleaning me chine. Write Fred Hor ton, 837 West O St, Grante Pass. WI WILD ANYTHING; pot metal, aluminum, brass, copper, cast Iron Mao At Floyd's, 332 N. Riverside BODY AND FENDER WORK done by L A. Porter at Mao Floyd'a Phone 330. WANTED Cows to pssrure Clarence Arnold Rt. . Box 484. Buckshot Hill road WELL DRILLINO-el 60 per ft. first 60 ft. etc. J. U Dodge. 618 Kin WANTED Wool, mohair, hides and Pelts 'ww Medford Bargain Houae. 37 North ' Grape St Phone 1063. HE PAY MOKK CASH For Tour Purtilture BARNF.KLRG A ANDREWS 6th and Front Pbone 647 WANTED Dressmaking, alterations Katharine SstterLie. Singer Sbop 33 Soutb Grape BEST PRICES PAID For Your evraiture. CADS FIHMTIRE Phone II9J-J HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID For Your Furniture MF.nfOKIl RIROAIM HOLSE 77 orpw V Phone lo3 FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT Furnished cabin, llghta and water. 66 50. 234 wabaah. rrtn he VT 6-room modern bouse close in. electric ranee and otl hntr furnished. 625. Water paid B J. Palmer. Tel. 188. Central Point, FOR RENT Furnished duplex. Clean and comfortable. Close In. Call at 516 south Oakdale. FOR RENT fnfurnuhed bouee. -. Ksthenne rrni No. 1 Adulta only Phone 7SI-J-1. SMALL PVRNIUHltO HOUSE also fumlnhfd apir.ir-n e:--ri--a.iy quipped. InqUeX 90S So. Oadal. rOH RENT HOUSES FIVE-ROOM ROUS!. Phone 4M-J-4. FOR RENT 5-room modem hous, 633 Haven 61. FOR RENT 1 8 -room duplet bouaea. 13. Furnished. Electricity and water paid. Call ai 116 Wabaab. Phone 436-R. FOR RENT 6-room modem bouee. Inquire Macs Market, No. Pacllle Highway. FOR RENT Furnished bouse, No. verette court, w. nth. Adults only. Phone 751-J-l. FOR RENT 4-room furnished house. Inquire 301 Clsrk St. FOR RENT 4-room partly furnished nouee. aw per montn. . tteooen e Co., Phone 730. FOR RENT 6-room furnished bouee 33 Haven. FOR RENT New five-room fur nished duples: electric etove. Frig ldalre. garage, laundry room, lawn Reasonable. 20C 8. Ivy or Inquire 711 Kin; St. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FURNISHED APARTMENT by day. week or month. 616 N. Central. FOR RENT Light housekeeping room. Phone 681-J. 8SB E. 9th. BACHELOR apartment and 445 So. Front. SMALL furnished apartment, elec trically equipped. Inquire 306 So. Oakdale. FOR RENT Small furnished apart ment suitable for working girl, 930 per month. 406 So. Riverside. FOR RENT Modem S-room Furn. apartment, upstairs. 811 N, Bart lett. Adults, phone 3033-J. FOR RENT Furnished apt. 61 Oakdale. FURNISHED APARTMENT at So. Ivy. VAWTER APARTMENTS 6 rooms, unfurnished. Heat, hot water, complete electric kitchen. 643.60, lease. Phone 1108. FURNISHED, cool Insulated apt. Adulta only, no dogs. 603 8. Holly. FOR RENT Furnished apt, adults only. 344 So. Orapa. PRUITT Apta.. over Honowayl Groc ery. 118 N Centnl. Ph 1416 or 33 Prultt's Music-Radio Center FURNISHED 3 and 8-room apsrt- mente; alao house. Adulta. 804 West 10th. MODERN furnished apartment, heat. hot water. Electrulux, garage. 10 Quince St. FARMERS at Frultgrowen Bank apartmenta 3 rooms and bath, gas heat Inquire 317 West 6th FOR RENT Furnished Rooms FOR RENT Nice, clean, comfortable room, with 3 meals per day. 410 Beatty. Phone 1621-L. NICE COOL ROOM. 153 N. Oakdale. FOR RENT Well furnished sleeping room; garage If desired. 325 Soutb Riverside. FURNISHED ROOM, near bouse. 130 8. Laurel. FURNISHED room tor rent, hot and cold water In room. Garage. 11 S. Orange. ATTRACTIVE ROOMS. 404 8. Orapa FOR RENT Room. 33 50 week, vate entrance. 408 Edwards. Prt- FOR RENT BOARD, ROOM EXCELLENT meals, cool clean room, 66 weekly. 836 W. 13th. ROOM AND BOARD 718 I. Main 61 per day. FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT 2-csr cement 604 So. Central. garage. FOR RENT Store rulldlng and two office rooms Sea Al Uttrell or Roland Hubbard FOR SALE POULTRY BABY CHICKS, 50 or more, 8c each. Also Ducks and started chicks. Dressler's Hatchery. 1107 X. Main. pnone 1393-H. FOR SALE Baby chicks. Big, strong. nesitny nsmpsnirc and nocks. Available each Wednesday and Saturday through June. 8c each. Central Point Hatchery. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE CHEAP 8 sows, 10 pigs eacn: weaner and feeder pigs. Parker Place, H mile Soutb Phoe nix. Pacific Highway. TWO Chestnut maree, one colt six weeks old. J. E. Wooten, Route 1, Coleman Creek. FOR SALE Full-blooded Duroc Jersey weaner pigs. C. J. McCay, Spring street. Box 126',. FOR SALE Good young cow. In- qulre 139 N. Central. ,iM, FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR Income property. Ex change for Eugene, cash and terms Owner 346 So. Riverside. FOR SALE New. Dutch colonial res idence. Hardwood floors through out, shade, psved street. 6 minutes ws'.k from business center and schools. Might take small home as part payment. 618 So. Oakdale. TRADE 10 acre wood lot for 8-Inch centrifugal pumping plant F Powers. Applegste. Ore. FOR SALE 6-room modern house. Jscksonville hlghwsy. R. I. Oar fleld. First house north Howard school. FOR SALE or TRADE for Eugene property. 6-room houee. garden space. Aleo drag saw and 3 trailers. C. H. Rogers. Rose Lane and Maple Park. $1350 4-room. modtm bungalow, tartr: laundry trmja, t real buy. To tom tat. Phon Mr. Bbt. S3S-X SOI S. Ontrml At. ApU Ho. 4. a LOTS in Oold Mill, fatrly rood l-story house, abemrtoiy eir. Win trsde for car. E. W. Cooper. Allan Hotel, Medford. f OR SALE REAL ESTATE $1600 10 acrea. 1 acre (rapea, bouee, sprint vater; beautiful bulldlnf sltee could be told over looking tba Telle;. Priced only 1600. Alio $3500 Spring Street S-bedroom bungalow. fireplace, bssement. laundry trays: city wa ter, garage, 1 acre ground, lota of shrubs, trees, fruit, cherries, grapes. Also Exceptionally good farm on the Rogue to exchange) for bomea In Medford. Also Small rooming house, priced l-S the present value plus 6-year lease. Also 4-room Apt. for living quarters. MARK A. OOLOT Phone 73 10 E. Main FOR SALE Furnished home, (1600. 413 Laurel. SACRIFICE small equity in 43-acra farm. 35 acrea irrigated, 4-room house, large barn, electricity, fen-.ed; cheap If sold at once; miles north Eagle Point. Crater 1 Lake Highway. Tom Palrlees, Box 43. FOR SALE 330 acrea all fenced, good buildings, with big barn full of bay. Meajdowa free Irrigated. 30 ewee, 10 cows, a hones, all farm Implements. Easy tsrms. Mrs. C. B. Wllhltc, Lake Creek, Ore. Phone (-P-34. LAND AT LAND OFFICB 843 So. Central Trade for City Property or Bell PQrAA 85-acre dairy ranch, Irrl tpOOUU gated, loam soli. In alfalfa and clover, anunaano cneap water, on highway on river; fl-room mod ern bungalow, basement, heating plant. Beautiful home. Large bam. Improvementa worth 66000. 15 head heifers, team, equipment. Take couple houses In trade and give terms on balance or sell easy terms. J. C. BARNES. 30 K Peacb St. Phone 1137-T. FOR SALE OR RENT 6-room mod em house, unfurnished. 33 N. Peach. Pbone 660 -J. MEDFORD REALTY BOARD Tour real aetata desl inea are safeguarded when you deal with i a Realtor. Members Brown At White. 104 W. Main St. Harold H. Brown. 133 E Main St Mark A. Ooldy. Inc., 108 B. Main St W. J. Roberta. 730 W. 3nd St So. Ore. Realty Co., 118 N. Rlv Carl Y. Tengwald. 135 W. Main St FOR SALE New 6-room house: H acre; also trailer nouse acroee m from Newbry packing house west of Phoenix. Orant Walker. FOR SALE Fine building site, 75-ft. front. 130 feet deep, on Stark St., one block of. Crater Lake avenue Suitable for large home or duplex. Very moderate price. A. F Sten nett. owner. 335 So. Riverside. WHEN you think of real aetata think of Brown Ai White FOR SALE or will trade for late car my equity in 6-room plastered house, acreage. D. O. Miller. Howard Ave. FEDERAL LANU SAKB FARMS Convenient terms Lists available at National Farm Loan Office Holly Tbeetre Building Medford HOUSES FOR dALE m Medford ard surrounding towns. Esay terms Jackson County Federal Savings and Loan Association CITY and country properties. RENT ALS LOANS INSURANCE C 8 Butterfleld 408 Medlord Building FOR EXCHANGE Real Estate TRADE Clear modem city property and small acreage. Modem im provements, for ranch. Give full description. Address Box 183, Tri bune. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Light Studebaker sedan. might trade lor ooupe or woat. have youT 126 Bo. Orape. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS LOGGING TRAILER Perfect condi tion. New 8.38-30 tires. Complete tn every detail. A real bargain at 6389 00. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge Truck Headquarters FOR SALE Used Ice bona at Cali fornia Oregon Power Co. FOR SALE Used wood ranges. Priced very reasonsble, at California Ore gon Power Co. FOR SALE Deertng binder, Mccor mick mower. L. H OeUatln, Valley View, Ashland. Ore. FOR SALE Piano. 313 Elm Street. 3-BOHNER electric hot plate, slightly used. New 610 00, sell tor 85.00. 1118 W. Main St. FOR SALE Feed wheat, barley. V. Beall, Beau Lane. MUST SELL All of my household furnishings this week. Antiques of all types, beautifully designed, dating back many years. Come in and see for youreelf. Mrs. Yvonne M. Delen. 311 West A street, Oranta Pass, Ore. FOR BALE New Quaker oil burner. 4-poater bed and aprtnfi; walnut pool bed, springs and mattreM 0x13 rug. aewin machine, garden ImpVmenU mnd radio. O. W. nld. rsldtnc King blgbwav. VACATIONISTS ATTENTION MM cah buy 41305 factory built de luxe covered wagon trailer, wttb complete set of de luxe bullt-lns. Atewart Are., at Dixie tne. ROYAL ANN Bin. Lambert cherries wanted. fh price, any quantity. Phone ITS Medford: 6341 Ash land. TOR SALE Oanlen Peas. 3e lb. you pick. Ed Wolf. mile East Crater Lake Hlfhway 4 Corner. AA A. Uncalled tor Tailored Suits Sir 40. 43. 44 at rrl Bargain Kin tb Tailor, Lpstir. ZINNIA and Anter Plants, alao Iris. Dressler's, 1107 I. Msln. FOR SALE Violin cello, hand mada. i o can m an at Huntirkgtn Thrift store, Jacksonville, si. B Dunkla. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS SACRIFICE Electric ranfe. excel lent condition; kerosene rarer. Pick Hardware. FOR SALE 1 Caaa ft. combine harvester, used I year; also used mowers, binders and other farm machinery. W. B. Alexanders. Central Point. Ore. FOR SALE Oood. clean vetch and grain hay in shock. Price 66 per ton. J. O. Love, Snowy Butte Orchard, Central Point. Phone 1S8-J-1. MTERS At JACUZZI guaranteed water pressure systems. Pick Hardware. YATES AMERICAN wood making tools. Reasonable. Pick Hardware. BOAT FOR SALE. 716 Orant Ave. JACKS tnd nana Hiore. the Houes of a Thousand Bargalne Harneaa pring tooth, pump, ahlnglea fur niture, atotea. at 106 S Orapa. NEWTOWN APPLES at Medford lot Storage. Dolpb Pblppe. NU.WAV Mattree and Upholstering co. pnone 2V3. aov west am t BONO BIRDS 1137 Wert Main St 9 BRAND-NEW SPARK oil beaten Bargain price. Pbone 13. PANST. ZINNIA. ASTIR, etc. 10c doa. Vegetable plants. 30 Laurel OOOD used 7-tt. SUPER-COLD re frigerated display case. Bargain Phone 13. USE 100 GENERAL PAINTS. Paint contracting. Pick Hardwara. PIPE Pipe and Fittings New and Deed Large stock. All sleea Get our prices. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N Orape St Phone 1083 FOR EXCHANGE I HAVE A CLIENT who will take In a modem ear or a lot or two aa a down payment on a brand Dew 4- room bouse, close In on paved street Victor C. Settler. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE Miniature Photo Studio (4 photoa loci. Complete with en larger and vlsusllaer. Owner leav ing, must sacrifice. For further particulars drop a card to P. O. Box 863, Medford. I IMMEDIATE INCOME EXCLUSIVE FRANCHISE to rellsble man or woman for Medford; automatic ma chine dispensing 10c nations! pro duct: useo in caiee, nan, etc; 100 profit. 6306 required. Write vita ceil Co.. Btoexton. cam. PERSONAL CARD ft CRYSTAL READINO. 61.00. 733 Sherman St., Phone 965-J-3. CARD READINGS. 61. S2 Jeanetta MISCELLANEOUS RADIO REPAIR All makes, latest equipment, lowest prices, 30 yean experience. Severtn Electric. Phone 300. 1307 N. Riverside. Electrolux Cleaner Service Pb 1066 ELECTROLUX AOENCY. Phone 1066 SADDLES Made to order. Gibson Saddle Shop, Grants Psaa. 313 So atn. LAWN MOWERS machine ground BUSINESS DIRECTORY Auto Loans CAR LOANS Solve your financial problems by refinancing x borrowing LOANS ON CARS 1832-1938 Trl-State Acceptance Corp. License M-.63 MARK A. GOLDY 108 E. Main. Pbone TSS. Mail Tribune Daily ACROS L 1M square rods of land 4. Male swsa . (Jooti slowly L. Uhrliunaa It. Color 14. Hind of gasalla 14. Silkworm 14 Clothing 11 rrames for stretching elotfa M. Taktu. out L Part with for a ones 15 81 of coal U. Old French coin Si. Solemn religious observance 10. Sour 12. Also 11. Wild plum 14. Deviation from truth or rectitude IT Parnate shea 11 Bifurini parttri M. Brandi rte.viaa navigator SL Larr quan tity: slang Solution to Saturday's Punt IftlAlNlKnclAlsiEisn k PO NI0 BO LOllOG Ed L a v aIJn eTg a UIIp alH WvsfnTTT u b!e.!li I- 1 1 r FrT 2? 1 r i PAiSlSEINEnP AlG.EISl a u tIhIIt a dhp i gjATjl OiR AHm dTd Eg sBt AM d i gigIe ont E EOD U PE S'C'EWEnPIE'iBfr A IjN'EIDI iMsa!lA TMA EFv 1 pr i F.R E SHJE 8DE I b'0LOlN LAiy jaTTSTL EL p D E OTP E lpA"UrJS I A BE A plftNtttlslHlElElTUltiElslTl 44. Responded to a sUmoloa 41. Petted 4t rrcmp 0. 8 o be It 11. Kind oi pastry U. Baking chamber II. Trtai 14. Conjunction 44. Communist ' z i3 r w r i7 ' a p r r 'O.- 'I t i allH lis' I1.. Mssasas- s ejeaa i.miiI) if 1 1 1 I wBu ill 3o 3 31 "' -53 3 1? 3a. 37 " ' ' n "T?.73 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Aula Loans ADVANTAGES OF OUR CAR LOAN PLAN L No latere charged la advance g. Tour own Insurance accepted . Car doea not have to be paid for. a, Tou get the money In ten min utes. I. Special low spring payments Ton deal direct and save money See w B. THOMAS. Manager OREGON FINANCE CO. At Our Main Office 45 South Central. Phone 13. License No. M-317. DRIVE IN AUTO LOANS and REFINANCING SERVICE Deal with a southern Oregon, owned Independent finanoe com' Psny where your needs will receive ERSONAL CONSIDERATION at all t.rr.ea Immediate action I No red tapei Our yean of experience Insures you of the beet service DRIVE IN lor tour eonridenuai loan Used CARS BOUGHT AND BOLD DRIVE IN P. T. "JERRY" YOUNG Motor Investment Company Lie M-374 Phone 168 tb and Bsrtlett. 120 TO 11.000 On Your Car. 1833 to 1840 Model cars and light trucka I to 18 Months to Repay CONSUMERS' CREDIT CO. HAROLD H BROWN AGENCY Agent 12S East Main M-'J38 Phone 807 Uressmeklng THE FASHION SHOP-Dreesmaklng Fur Remodeling Buttons and Bucklee covered Room 802. 0 . 8 Nat Bsnk Bldg Tel I I8L Expect Window Cleaner LET JOE DO IT Expert Window Cleaners. General bouse cleaners Floor waxing joe Ppencc Phone 1173 Floor Sanding FLOOR SANDING Phone 1733 or 1733-J-3. Loans MONEY TO LOAN on modern dwell. Inge of late construction 69 76 per month pel thousand Low int erest rate. BROWN ft WHITE. 104 W Main INSTRUCTIONS INS rRUCnoN Piano (modem and classical), violin cello, flute, trum pet, trombone Compoee. arrange ISH HENDRICR Box 4905 Tribune PERSONAL LOANS YOU CAN BORROW 1100 U You Can Set Aside S1.6B A WEEK Other Amounts la Proportion. We Are Friendly Confidential Prompt. OREGON FINANCE CO. W Thomas. Mgr. Lie No 8-311 45 So. Central. Pbone 138 Cross -Word Puzzle 1. Wager 4. ShrtU crla I. Labor 10. Saa eagle 4L Witty seraon IT. Notion It. Aerial rail roads: colloo, SI Wen; ahead 21 QreeH letter 24. Hublk vehld 24 Study 27 optional It. The present time St. Mark aimed al . in certain games IL Thr-pronged spear la. Sa tn the An tare tie 14. Age 40. Ethernet fluid supposed t Sow tn the valns of tb cods DOWN L The berb din ft. Part contain 4L Get a way I ing ins seeni Amvca I, Protect against 41 God o' war loss again as. uuitm uno 4. Puff uo of s brldl 4. Pretender or quack 4. Inharmonious relationship 44. Add"d to laboriously 44. Low haunts 44. Iflnsral sprint BUSINESS DIRECTORY Painting TOM FENTON Painter and recoretor Pint dsas work guaranteed. Phone 1748-T. IF YOU ENJOY first class painting and paperbsnglng In your home call Frank Skeen. 1103 W 10th St No )ob too large or too email Pbone 196:1 Radiator Repairing HOOPER'S RADIATOR SERVICE 53 8tuth Bartlett Rooting WE REPAIR or apply any type of root paoco Kooiinga, oningiea. Coatlnge and Paints. Wall Paper Pkenon Paint and Roof Co. 68 So Bartlett Tel 343 Transfer CITY TRANSFER A STORAGE CO Household moving and genersl bsullng 38 8. Orape. Pbone 3060 day er nigbu DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE 40 8 Fir Street Insured Camere Local and Lung Distance Hauling Phone 844 EADS TRANSFER e STORAGE CO Offices 16 South Fir Phone sis Prices rlunt Service guaranteed Stocks and Bonds ONLY STOCK TICKER service In Oregon outside of Portland con tinuous quotations during market hours. M N Hogan Co, 814 E Msln St. Medford LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO t'HEDITORS In the County Court of the state of Oregon tor the County of Jackson. In the Mstter of the Estate of Ore L. Dow, also known as Ora Le Roy Dow, deceaeed. The undersigned having been ap pointed by the above entitled Court of the State of Oregon, tor the County aforesaid. Julia Dow. execu trix of the Estate of On U Dow. also known aa Ora le Roy Dow, deceaeed, and having qualified, notice la hereby given to the credlton of. and all Deraons havlne claims aerslnat said deceased, to present them, verified as required by law, wunin six monmi after the first publication of this notice to O. H. Bengtson, attorney for Executrix, at 136 East Main Street, Medford, Oregon. JULIA DOW, Executrix, of the Estate of Ora L. Dow, also known is Ora LeRoy Dow, decesaed. Dated May 38. 1940. O. H. Bengtson, Attorney for Executrix. THE GRANGE Central Point Orange. Regular meeting of Central Point Grange will be Friday, June 7. During lecture hour an un usual memorial service will be given by a team of eight wom en. Bertha Benson, Sally Puhl, Euroda Bohnert, Margaret Hompton, Lola Blackford, Ethel Freeman, Mabel Johnson and Edyth Bohnert. Solos ior the service will be sung by Eugene Hampton and Mrs. Parks, with accompaniment by Frieda Smith. Frances Hamilton, Ruth Ward and Mrs. Roy Gish will appear in the tablcaus. Later In the evening those having birthdays In April. May or June will be specially hon ored and served with birthday cake. W& SAY BRITISH MAKING ILLEGAL WAR Berlin, June 8. U.R The government Issued a long stats ment today charging British submarines and airplanes with many illegal attacks on Ger man merchant ships. The Ger mans said that "all necessary steps" have been taken to counteract such attacks. The statement charged the British with ignoring Interna tional law and with violating International contraband regu lations. . BARON BLENNERHASSET IS KILLED IN ACTION London, June S (P) Sir Marmaduke Blcnnerhasaet, 37-year-old lieutenant of the royal naval volunteer reserve, has been killed In action, It was announced today. A nlne-day-olc1 son succeeds to the barin etcy. Suicide Tails Enterprise, Ore., June 5. (P) Sheriff A. B. Miller said today Robert Hanson of Enterprise tried to kill himself Sunday by propping a .30-30 rifle under his chin and pulling tha trigger. Physicians said he probably would recover despite frightful face wounds. Portland Sales Up Portland, June 4 P April sales of Portland's Independent retail dealers, except depart ment stores, were 4.9 percent greater than the same month a year ago, William L. Austin, director of the bureau of the census, said today. Department tore tiles were 1.1 percent above April, 1839. Only 87,568 Americans were killed in action in the first world war, but casualties to taled 233,184. To You From Washington by Ethelyn Evans New York, 'Spl) Approach ing by ferry being war-minded we were conscious ol the "peace - minded" builder, of greater New York! They have erected towrrlng, congested buildings which make the street look like dark, narrow, twisting corridors In old fash ioned hotels. "Twas remarked that high roofs should be equipped with anti-aircraft funs since few well placed bombs could start each building knock ing the others over. However, it was agreed the Immediate dsnger was not from the air but from the. teeming populace below New York City bring the acknowledged fountain head of communaxi Ideology In the U. S. A. We ran Into demonstrations all over the place, even hard faced little girls howling anti preparedness tlogans and songs, Also, the not-so-yculhful Amer ican Youth Congress regional meeting was In full swing where an explanation of the president's defense program was booed and Mrs. RooseveH s at tempt to reason with and lead them away from communist domination was barely toler ated. Sidelights: W I've be?n long ing to broadcast my opinion of New York os an ov?r-si;red, over-advertised hick town. Take away the art exhibits (wuich are forever going on national loan and rent tours, anvwa); the Metropolitan opera (which Is again assured of nation-wide broadcasting next yearV lew shows (never possibly worth the highway robbry admission). and a limited number of hlghi priced fashion centers (patron-1 ized only bv a thin sMcef ur! per-crust New Yorkersi and you have left the most provinc ial, down-at-the-hels. pnllv-glot place in all the land. (?) The so-called workers' tene-r.ents, viewed from the train while passing through factory and mill sections between Washing ton and New York, were unin spiring, brick row houses, ad mitting light only from front and rear and set In the rndst of noise and smoke. But ,noit of them had handkerchief sized front lawns with shrubs snd basement "garage". Did anyone ever see cr hear of day laborers or small farmers of any other country with "cars 7 Not tnal we can forget for one moment the many festering slum areas which each community must tirelessly work to remove they are breeding grounds for Isms . e e e 7IRGIN1A: Viewing Mcntlcel v Io (the home of Jefferton) and Ash Lawn (the heme ol Monroe) with renewed iMrrcst since those two firm friends and great statesmen concocted the "Monroe Doctrine" our shield for the past cemury which it is now up to us to preserve, Also watching CCC field- day program on a beautiful ra tional forest recreational pro ject. Such splendid training for these boys who come moatly from congested areas in cities' Women's clubi are universally urging expansion of this Ration al training medium. e e WASHINGTON: A. Mrs " Roosevelt suggest e. we should avoid war conversation, It can't be done Jn the nation's capital. Certainly not lt wo men a social, professional, ot club gatherings. It is encourag ing to note for the most part an intelligent, patriotic awareness of approaching cnange in our lives and an ex pectation of sacrifice and hard work to be required r' all. There is likewise an accen'anca of the leadership women can j and must assume in programs for national defense, and re-cdu-cation for a laming peace. There are, too, the glamorous, excit ing activities, such as Women Air Corps, ambulance brigades, and rifle legions to combat pos sible parachutists. I'm being tempted to polish our half-dozen assorted firearms and start practice. National Red Cross work, however, Is tnking precedence over all. I can'i seem to knit, sew or roll band ages calmly and properly- but there Is always driving, tyring, filing, writing or solicitbig for such as I to do. e e fKEGON congressional faml- w lies find summer nians most uncertain Just nowi Mrs. Chas. L. McN.iry, who expected to start sometime ago for Salem to supervise remodeling work on their home, has postponed her departure. She and daugh ter, Chjrlo'.te, plan to eave soon, however, unless eonfteat LODGE NOTICES SCOTTISH RITE. Special meeting Lodge of Perfee tlon 7:30 p. m., June 6th. Work In fourteenth degree, L. E. WILLIAMS, Secy. CARPENTERS LOCAL. 6087, meets A. P of L Hall first and tbiid Friday each month. Visiting members wel come. definitely decides to stay in ses sion dur,ng the summer Baby Charlotte recently pulldd off ftna riding performance In our Capital Children's Horse Show. Mrs. James W. Mott and daughters, Dorothy and Bever ly, ere driving to Salem. They will join the eldest daughter, Frances, in Eugene for com mencement week and then set tle down at their Salem coun try home to continue the work on the new house. Congressman Mott will Join them after at tending the Republican ennven tion if congress adjourns by that time. Mrs. Homer Angell and Mrs. Walter Pierce being right-hand-bowers of their con gressional husbands plan to stick right on Capital Hill until the final curtain. MCE FOR TRAINING MILITARY SCIENCE University of Oregon, Eugene, June 5 (Spl.) Bruce Ham mond and Richard Thlerolf, both of Medford, are among the SO University of Oregon advanced R.O.T.C. cadets that have been accepted for train ing In the ninth corps area training camp at Vancouver barracks. Washington, Students accepted are ached ' "ITw ,n Ju.ne.1? 1 of ?n ..1 1 A 1 .1 - tlcal training In military science and tactics. Tha camp la re quired of all advanced student! who wish to receive reserve officer's commission upon grad uation. Hammond, a graduate of Medford high school, la a Jun ior majoring In business ad ministration at the university. He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Hummond and is affili ated with Sigma Nu. Thlerolf, also a graduate of Medford high school, is a sopho more majoring In business ad ministration at the university. He la the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Thlerolf and Is affiliated with Sigma Phi Epsilon. Travel Table AimrtANii Northkosne Lease Mails Close 4:67 a. tn. S:6S a. as. 11:01 p.m. 1:I7 a.m. 1:4 p.m. (Placstep) KeMall 6:16 p.m. (Flat atop) t:M p. am. (oathbeaaa Leave Mails Class) 11:36 a.m. 10:40 a. at. :15 p.m. (FUf stop) 6 -JO p. so 11:00 m. 11:16 p. ss. TBAINB Northboaaa Usee Malls ( 10:Sa.m. 4a a. as. :06 p.m. 7:06 p. Bs. aatheoeaa Usee Malls Cleae s :60 am. t JO ass. J p.m. lasp.ss. BUStS Ktorth 1:60 a. m. 7:60 am. 46 am. 1.40 p .m 11:1 a. at. 6:60 a. at. 66 ass. "mo p. SS. 46 p.m. IM p. as.' 10:44 p at. 646 t.m. Te Rlaawtk rails a m ana 64 p as. () To Oracle reas oalr. () To Aablaod sol. Industrialist Dice Spokane, Juna 8. W J. M. Fitzpatrick, 72, pioneer Spokane industrialist and 33rd degrea Mason, died here last night af ter a three-weeks' Illness which In its last stages was compli cated by development of pneu monia. van" VeTHW eMf ...Pay beck k oosy puvffienrt Kited as yewf aa. com. Your cor need noi be My paid far. ledvc rur present payments. Why ask est TlaMkaVM CsWpMSttsM ISSH E. Mala Street. SMtasd pkant St. Lire we M-1S4 fil EM