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Newspaper Page TextPAGE ELEVEN Want to Buy, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It's Filled With Opportunities! MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON. THURSDAY. JUNE 20. 1940. atead every ao On this pe.s Xou will pruoani tlod eaactlj tb thing you Data Dean took lot ot a aaia ot trade tot unused article you may ban aaarcb four atucot stors-room you msj rud mas; things etbara srs aeotlng and Da sols to rssiu unmsdlst cash It whit you want Isnl ban advertise lot iv TrtBuna Clee gifted Ada ara inespenslv affective I RATES rat rd rttat Insertion (Minimum no Each addlilonaJ Insertion, net word ' (Minimum Inc) ret Una pet month without copy chance fl.16 CASH ot money order mull ao company all mail ordei classified ada. LOST AND FOUND report lost nogs, animal cruelty cases Humane Society Phone 1618 WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED a young girls, la-ao, for tray eerrloe. Apply between a and 4 o'clock. 145 So. Central, N WANTED Woman for general work. Box 1681 Tribune, WANTED Girl for general house work and care of children. Phone 1093. . WANT ED MALE HELP O'iVTTD Man to milk cowl, do ' choree; reference! required. Pint house past Butte Creek bridge on Elk picnic road. Mel Atkins, Rt. S. Eaalc Point. WANTED SITUATIONS OOOD COOK and housekeeper wanta work. Reference. Phone 435-R, MEDICAL SECRETARY wlshea all or part time poaltlon. P. O. Box 617. ACCOUNTANT-Bookkeeper Age 25. married, exper., now employed, wanta position In So. Oreg Knows lumber, wholesale, retail, mfg. Cap able full charge of office. Will be In Medford one day. June 33 Writ W. Dora, cars Bessie Dorn. 335 No. Central. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 600 used grain sack. Joe Woodcock, Pern Valley, Rt. 4. I GUARANTEE TO KILL EARWIOS with my original earwig spray. Phone 833 McGonagle. WANTED Contractor to log two million feet of fir and pine. 28 miles east of Glendale. Good cut abow. Write Box 133 Olendal. WANTED Rent, lease, option to buy for dairy. Keep at least 20. Pasture and hay. Pre water preferred. Also electricity. Route 1, Box 163-M, Medford. CLOCK and Watch Repairing. North Gibson Ave, Talent. WANTED Ford Model A car chassis for rebuilding, any condition. Box 808 Tribune. WANTED Livestock, dairy cows, heavy aprlngera unfreah; also buy beef cows. Oscar Gvsln. Route 2. Box 138. Medford. Phone 314-R-5 WE WELD ANYTHING: pot metal, aluminum, brass, copper, cast Irou Mac 8l Floyd a. 233 N. Riverside BODY AND FENDER WORK done by V L A. Porter at Mac el Floyd's Phone 830. WANTED Cows to pssrurs Clarence Arnold Rt. 4, Box 484. Buckshot Hill road. WELL DRILLING 61 60 per ft. first 60 ft. eta. J. M Dodge. 618 K.ng WANTED Wool, mohair, bides snd pelta Medford Bsriatn House. 27 North Grape St Phone 1063. WE PAY MOKk CASH For Your Furniture. BABNRBIRO A ANDREWS 8th and Front Pbone 847 WANTED Dressmaking, alteratlona Kathenne SatterUe. Singer Shop 23 South Grape. BERT PRICES PAID For Your Furniture. CADS iX'KNITURB Phons lltt-i HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID For Your Furniture VEIIFOKII BAKOAIN HOUSE 27 N Oraoe 9t Phone 1063 FOR hENT HOUSES FOR RENT 3-roora rushed, 613 month. house, fur 316 Wabash. FOR RENT Furnished house. 623 50. water paid. 329 N. Riverside. Keys at Jennlnes Tire Co. FOR RENT Small furnished house. Also 3 apartmenta. 410 Hamilton Street. FOR RENT Furnished or unfurn ished 4-room modern house. 408 Benson. Inquire 322 Benson. Pt'RNI.HED house snd apartmenta 804 West 10th. FOR RENT Furnl'hed house. No I Everette Court. West Uth. Adults nly. Phone "31-J-l. FOR RENT 3-rooro modern house, tu.-niihed. c. R Remolds, as1 H Peach. FOat RENT 5-room unfurnished bouae 633 Penn Ave Inquire City Cleaning and Dyeing Co FOR RENT Modern I -room house, cliae. tn, stova Included. Pbone 1337-J HOUSE Nearly new. redecorated 8 bedrooms basement tumsce. wster 8 heersr o -n"a. HoMweg. 6tb i anal Bar row. ft.urT -:o ik , sac;. ui tn-jcern house at 1 TOR RENT HOUSES 8MALL FURNISHED HOCSI. tin furnlahed apartment. eieclrlcailj quipped. Inquire SOS So Oakdala Port RENT 4-room furnished bouae Inquire 208 Clark Bt FOR HENJ APARTMENTS FOR RENT Furnished apartment. 3 room, bath, kitchenette, heat and garage. Ressonable. 718 So, Oakdala. FOR RENT Cool furnished apart menu, (18 and S30. light and water Included. 317 W. 2nd. FOR RENT Apartment, furnished, ground floor, cool, clean, comfort able. 4 room. 18 Mtatletoe St. NICELY furnUhed apartment. Elec tric range and frlgUlalre. a large rooms, kitchen, bathroom, lire place. Newly renovated. Hot and cold water furnlahed. Mall Tribune Bldg. Call at Tribune office. MODERN furnlahed apartment. 10 Quince St. NEWLY renovated furnlahed apart ment in Man Tribune bunding. Shower, water paid. Very reason able rent. Apply at Tribune office OE BAUER APTB 8th at Oakdala. Prestige, courtesy, with comfort able modern home. Furnished or unfurnished. Moderate prices. By day. week or month. Phone. 713-Y COOL furnished apartment, private bath. Frtgldalre. 808 W. Main. SMALL furnlahed apartment, elec trically equipped. Inquire 805 So Oakdala. FOR RENT Furnlahed apt. 81 N Oakdala. VAWTER APARTMENTS 8 rooms, unfurnished. Heat, hot water complete electric kitchen. 842.30. lease. Phone 1108. FURNISHED, cool Insulated apt Adults only, no dogs. 303 8 Holly PRUTTT Apt., over Holloway's Oroc ery 119 N Central Pb 1418 or 33 Prultfs Mualc-Radlo Center FARMERS 6 Fruitgrowers Bank apartmenta. a rooms and bath, gas heat Inquire 217 West Cth FOR KENT Furnished Rooms FOR RENT Pleasant sleeping room, breakfaat It desired. Phone 334-X. NICE COOL ROOM. 163 N. Oakdala FOR RENT Weu rurnisned sleeping room; gsrage If desired. 825 South Rlveralde. ATTRACTIVE ROOMS. 404 8 Grape FOR RENT Roum. 32 60 week. Prt- vate entrance 408 Edwards FOR RENT BOARD. ROOM ROOM AND BOARD 716 E Main II per day FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Buslne&s N. Riverside. location, 381 FOR RENT Warehouse or shop floor space. Inquire Jennlnga Tire Co. FOR. RENT Store t ullding and two office rooms See Al Ltttrell or Roland Hubbard. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK MILK COWS tor aale. Kenwood, Medford. Inquire 130 FOR SALE 4-year-old aaddle horse. Neal Heard. 376 Otis St., Ashland. FOR SALE Team of work horses. Prank Bartcb, Central Point, Route 1. Box 103. WEANER PIGS 82. Phone 452-R-3. FOR SALE Fuii-olooded Duroc Jeraey weaner pigs. C. J. McCay. Spring street. Box 126. FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE Heavy 1684-W. fryers. Phone 400 LEGHORN PULLETS, 8 snd 8 week's old. 150 Rock pullets, 4 months' old: finest grade: reason- able prices. Talent Hatchery. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. BAROAIN Equity In 6 -room modern house, close In to schools and business section; fire place, hardwood floors, three bed rooms. Owner 438 N. Holly. Pbone 1377-Z. FOR SALE OR TRADE Equity In 7-room bouae In Ashland for acre age, bouae or what have youf Write Box 1688 Tribune or Inquire seventh bouse past Oak Grove school. Jacksonville highway, new gray house. FOR SALE 6-room modern borne. 1114 W. 8th. Terms to reaponalble psrty. MEDFORD REALTY BOARD Your raal estat deal ings are safeguarded when you deal with a Realtor. Members Brown at White, 104 w. Main St. Harold H Brown. 133 E Main 8t Mark A Ooldy. Inc . 109 E Main St W J Roberta. 720 W 2nd Bt So. Ore. Realty Co.. 118 N Eiv Carl Y. Tengwald. 124 W Main St. FOR SALE to cioss estate of J W A7a acrea land well lm. proved. 138 bead cattle, . . -n(i iambs, also 300 head I 109 acrea 1 land near Jacksonville, t Byoee, Medford. Oregon. FOR SALE New. Dutch colonial rea Idenc Hardwood floora through out, shade, paved atreet. 6 mlnutea walk from business center and schools. MKht use small borne a part paymeut. 618 So Oakdala CITY and country properties RENT ALS LOANS INSURANCE C Butterfleld. 409 Medford Building FOR SALE House. 11400: email down payment, easy terms. 412 Laurel. FEDERAL LAN" BANX FARMS Convenient urme Uat available at Nations! Farm Ujn Office Holly Theatre Building Medford COCCrt sere irrigated. 4-rooma OsvOJU bath laundry trays, barn chicken house, woodshed store room earace. pasture alfalfa, bear- me fruit, walnuts, almonds straw fires Cow. hl!er wood (ami ture. tn.ls. ,'srs. separator from court Bouse. Tnaoca. Writ Bus 873,. TOR SALE REAL ESTATE HOUSES FOR ALS tn Medford aid eurruundlng towna Eaay tero-a Jecaeon County Federal BaTlnga and Loan Association. WHEN you think of real aetata think of Brown wait LVD !S THE SAFEST INVESTMENT 100 acres So cult. 10 lrr.. all valley land, almoev uast alx-room home. barn, fenced, running aster, 660 per acre. also ISO acres, all cult., valley land, new seven-room modem borne, barn, etc.. fenced and cross fenced. 6"3 per acre. Including crops, also SO acres, cult, and lrr. clover, alfalfa, valley land. barn, well, fenced; crop included, 873 per acre, alto 4aa seres. 338 cult., 238 lrr. with very low cost water. House, large bam. etc.. fenced and cross fenced. 838 per acre. Water right alone la worth 830 ner acre. Cropa Included. These farms are near Medford and will consider trade. THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE No. 7 N. Bartlett. Elmer Herrled. Mgr. FOR EXCHANGE Raal Estate FOR SALE OR TKAUE Cattle ranch free Irrigation, modern buildings in Klamath County. 708 West 4th, M-dford. FOR EXCHANGE FOR BALE OR EXCHANGE on speed boat or last motor: a l-foot sail boat. 3 years old; mainsail and Jlbsall, excellent condition; pur chased In San Francisco from professional aallboat builder. In quire Bear Creek Orchard, phone 11B0. or see at Lake o- the Wood, ! David Holmes cabin, this week FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES 1938 BUICK 4 -door Sedan. Beautiful beige. Has Bulck'a best radio, heater, defroster. All deluxe equip ment. Bootless and clean as a new car. This car waa owned by one of aouthern Oregon'a prominent families. Coat new over 81600. Come in. See and drive It. This car la on our ahowroom floor. 38 No Riverside. Ask for Claua Klelnhammer at HAHN MOTORS. BUY BUY BUY BUY NOW Her are s couple of 1840 ear we have run a courtesy cats, which we will discount at this time. 1S40 Nash 400 Lafayette 4-door sedsn. custom equipped, cruising gear, air conditioning. 1940 Nash 400 Lafayette 3-door sedsn. cruising gear and air conditioning. Thee cars carry a full new car guarantee. Give us a ring or see them at WALTER W. ABBEY 123 S. Riverside Phone 80S 1933 Ford 2 -door Sedan, a snap at. 6195 1930 Nash Amb. 8 Sedan, excel lent condition - 495 1936 Packard Bedan, sold In 1936, In fine condition, a bargain at, 485 1938 International Milk Truck, special body 875 1935 Chevrolet Truck, m-ton with bread body, a buy st 350 1937 DeSoto Coupe, like new 660 WALTER W. ABBEY 133 8. Rlveralde St. Phons 808 1937 LA SALLE 6-wheel Club Coups with rsdlo and deluxe equipment, hss low mileage. Immaculate black flnlah, good tlrea. For people who enjoy a better class car thla la a real bargain. Priced now at only 8646. See It at our lot. 25 So. Riverside. HAHN MOTORS. See Mack or Dick. FOR BALK uaed car In good con dition, cheap. 43 No. Peach. 1933 Pontlae Sedan . 1930 Graham Sedan 1929 Ford Coach 1929 Ford Sedan .6145 00 - 95 00 . 63 00 . 89 60 1929 Ford Sedan. 8940 AUTO SALES and LOAN 4th and North Riverside FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE No. 7 hydraulic ram. about 600 feet heavy pipe. Floyd Pearce, Eagle Point. FOR SALE Trailer house and dress er. 411 Laurel. FOR SALE One John Deer binder, good condition, 6-foot. S. L. John aton, Applegate. ZINNIA. ASTER. MARIGOLD plant Dressier. 1107 E. Main. FOR SALE Complete furnishings for 6-room house; good prices. Owner leaving Medford. 1006 East Jack- eon. Phone 1405-J. FOR SALE Girl's 1255-J. bicycle. Phone Custom grain binding. Phone 697-J-S. FOR SALE Wide mouth glass top fruit Jan. use new. 4 E. Clark. I FOR SALE Used 6-foot electric irwerator, S44 50. Terms. MONT GOMERY WARD. LOGAN" AND YOUNG BERRIES for aale. Second house west of P lines Grocery store in Phoenix. Pbone 831-R-3. FOR SALE Btng cherries. 3'c, you pica, ata East tn. Phone 1745-J BARGAINS In good used wood range t copco. FOR SALE Hay. Phone 301-R-a FOR SALE Used Ice boxes at bar gain prlcea. Copoo. I FOR SALE Strawberries. 25o gallon: you pick them. Vaughn ranch. Laurelhurst road, above McLeod 610 00 Cesh burs Dinette table, two chairs, a other tables, tare cup board, rocking chair. Stewart Ave. st Dixie Lane. A-I BREWINO CO., Successors to Oold Sesl Creamery, price of Ice delivered. 60c a hundred Ice boxes for ssle or rent. Phone 37 Complete set of aardenlrg toola. costing 838.00 for SIS 00 cash Stewart Art, at Dili Lane Pipe and Fitting New and Used La rev stock All sums Oet s-u price MEDFORD BAROATF HOUSE 37 N Grape St. Phone 103 UED gasoline engine washer, only 4 month old. bargain. Lee l Radio s-,1 Electric I ' I 1 -.ua.-ka -r-i an-ri 4 O.u tmwth bod; t:r. any Isogtlt. rOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS REAL BUYS In used clothing. 1408 No. Riverside, across from Beck a Bakery. LOOSE AND BALED ALFALFA HAY Ed Hanley Ranch. Rosa lane. FOR SALE 1 Case 8 ft combine harMler. used 1 year: also uaed mowers, binders and other farm machinery. W. I. i:.iinaera Central Pu-nt. Ore. MYERS e JACUZZI guaranteed water pressure eystems. rick Hardware YATES - AMERICAN Reasonable. wood making Pick Hardware tools. NU-WAY Mattress and Upholstering co Pbone 23 ao west atn t PANSY. ZINNIA. ASTER, ate. IOC dca Vegetable plant. 20 Laurel USE 100 GENERAL PAINTS, contracting. Pick Hardware. JACKS and nana a tore, the Houas of a Thoussnd Bargalna Harneaa eprlng tooth, pumps, shingles fur niture, etovea. at 108 8. Grape. SONO BIRDS 1137 West Main St BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR LEASE Service station on Pa cific Highway, north. 8300 will handle. Writ Tribune Box 1807. FOR SALE Fruit and drink stand, living quarters. Small amount will handle. Growers' Market, Phoenix. MUST 8 ELL Ice cream and confec tionary business. 81000 handiea See Hansen, 124 N. Riverside. Also other choice listings. PbRSONAL PSYCHIC CARD READINGS. 50c uauy except sunuay. oas do. nr. PALMIST Crystal reading. Mountain Ave. Phone 8448 lsnd. Oregon. 480 Ash' MISCELLANEOUS ANY PERSON or persona knowing of papera or Information that would aid In settling Amos C. Whltworth'a estate write Box 34-AA Tribune. Reward. Electrolux Cleaner service Ph 1056 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Auto Loan ADVANTAGES OF OUR CAR LOAN PLAN No Interest chsrged tn sdvsnca. I. Your own Insurance accepted I. Car does not bavs to be paid for. k You get the money in ten mln utea. - I. Special low spring payments I. You deal direct and aava money See W E. THOMAS. Manager OREGON FINANCE CO. At Our Main Office 46 South Central License No Phons 139. 1-217. $20 TO S1.0D0 On Your Car 1933 to 1940 Model ears snd light trucks 1 to 18 Months to Kepay CONSUMERS' CREDIT CO. HAROLD H BROWN AOENCY Agent 133 Esat Main M-338 Pbone 807 AUTO LOANS You get chjck at once CARS BOUGHT snd SOLD. P. T. "Jerry" YOUNG Motor Investment Co. License M-374. Tel. 169. 334 East 9th. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Type measures 4. Head of an abbey 8. Chinees pasods la. Secured Is. Those whs srgus 16. Felt one's wsy IT. Witnessing clsuse of a writ 18. Long narrow Inlet It. Behold IL Trpa of rail way: eolloq. IS. Reach aeroas It. River In Scotlan IS. Likely IS L'nlt of work 10 Mora excellent 11 Note ot the ecal Is. Jacket Is. Rubber It. Brother of Odin 1 Young eels 40. Boy 41. Termlnsts IS. Supports for furniture 44. ta the Levant, a vsllay or river as. Artificial lanfuage II. Consequently Solution of Yesterday's Purxls P0DgSTElwrSL I P U L Elj A I 0 Etj C ANA R E CA L "C ira A N C Y gMft NESjTBl 0 E Ais p g Jo Tp fa a jsT'! T To A DtaAlojg NQP PIE U N s'eJeIn E3s TjA Q ED b'eJeHs te tE3l opif fcgjslTlEjN Halu b rzi qiv o lok3a 0UL ate R E C AjPJ T1t U l T E D" i- ea KnglT seT eld ERTIElcTstjSTrtY 41 Hebrew letter 41. Clylns ma chine IX. Whistles hsv lng varying pitch IS. Divided IS. Braslllan monev of account It. Small Oab (0. Rock SL Distant bat vlalbl 22 ii 14 iS TT, 3J 2J iS W v p lf ""ST33 ?: '' '' ', .,;, 4 .'- I BUSINESS DIRECTORY Auto Loans CAR LOANS Solve your financial problems by reflnsncing jr borrowing LOANS ON CARS 1833-1839 YA-blate Acceptance Corp. Lloenar M JA3 MARK A. GOLDY 1P9 E Main Phone 758 Dressmaking THE FASHION SHOP- Dressmaking Fur tiamudellng. Buttons and Bucklea covered Room 803. O 6 Nst Bank Sing Tel 1181 Expert Window Cleaner LET JOB DO IT Expert Window Cleaners Oenerel bouaa cleaners Floor wsxlng Jos Spenee Phone 1173 Floor Sanding FLOOR SANDING Phone 1732 or 1T33-J-I. INSTRUCTIONS INS rRUCTlON Piano (modern and classical) violin cello, flut. trum pet. trombone Compose, arrange ISH HENDRK'R Boi 4998 Tribune PERSONAL LOANS YOU CAN BORROW $100 It You Csn Set Aside $1.68 A WEEK Other Amounts tn Proportion. We Are Friendly Confidential Prompt. OREGON FINANCE CO. 1 B Thomaa. Mgr. Lie No 8-311 48 So. Central. Phone 139 Painting FRANK M SKEEN Painting and Paperhanglng. Flrat-claaa workmanship on all Joba. Call at 1103 W 10h oi Phone 1963. Radiator Repairing HOOPER'S RADIATOR SERV1CB 33 South Sartlett Roofing WE REPAIR or apply any type of roof Pabco Roofing. Shingle. Coatlnga and Paints. Wall Paper Ekeraon Paint and Roof Co. 38 So Bartlett. Tel. 348 Stocks and Bends ONLY STOCK TICKER service in Oregon outside of Portland con tinuous quotatlnna during market hours M N Hogan Co.. 914 E Main St. Medford Transfer CITY TRANSFER 8TORAOE CO Household moving snd genersl hauling 39 8 Grape Pboos 3050 dsy or night. DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE 40 8 Fir Street Insured Carriers Local and Long Dlataaoe Hauling Phone 644 EADS TRANSFER STORAGE CO Offices 18 South Fir Phone S15 Prices right. Service guaranteed FURNITURE MOVING AND STOR AGE We have Van moving equip ment for local and long dtatance hauling. Dry and clean atorage (concrete building) with apeclal locker rooms at low rates SAMSON trORAOE WAREHOUSE Phone 833. Cross-Word Puzzle 14. Bora It. Maul fastener 15. Kindled 10. Vur-beartng animals IS. Put a tennia ball Into Plav 11. Dress the fea there 14. Olvsa alrengta to 15. Pronoun 17. Enlraat ft. Lata 10. ftlnslng In etrument IL Sun god 14. Symbol for Iron Is. Human bon dage It. Self 41. Cover with cloth 44. Armed conflict 44. South Ameri can Indian 48. Psrlodle mo tion of the sea . Oreek letter (0. Guided SI. Bitter vetch 2. Japanese cola si. New: comb. form 64. TranBgreaslos 64. Near 17. Toward DOWN L Article of food 3. And not 8 Safe keeping 4. Open court 8 River bottom 6. College degree T Bone 8 Little ehllS 8. famous also- trlclaa 10. Skill 1L Ibsen character LEGAL NOTICES Notice To Creditors In the County Court of the Bute of Orrgon for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of Thomaa E. Green, Deceased. Notice la hereby given that the undersigned has been duly appointed ana quslilied by the above entitled Court aa administrator with the will annexed ot the Estate of Thomaa E. Green, deceased. All persona having claims agalnat the eatate are hereby required to present them with the proper voucher within alx months from the flrat publication ot thla nottc to J. F. Fllegel, 32 North Cen tral Avenue, Medford, Oregon, dated and flrat published June 6. 1040. J. F. rUEOEU Administrator. Call for Bids. Sealed blda will be received by the City of Gold Hill on or before 8 o'clock p. m. on the 8th day of July. 1940, at the city Hall, Oold Hill. Ore gon, for the Installation of 515 lineal feet of la and 18-lncn concrete storm sewer with neceeaary excavation and mannoie. A certified check or bidden' bond In the amount of 8 per cent of the total bid muat accompany the pro posal. Plana and speclfteetlons may be obtained at the recorder office In Oold Hill or County Surveyor's office, Medford. Oregon. The City reserves the right to re ject sny or sll bids or accept the one deemed for the beat Interests ot the city. NELLIE O. REED. City Recorder. June lath 1940 THE GRANGE Roy Ann Grang. Roxy Ann Grange will meet in regular session Friday even' lng, June 21. Upper Applegate will be guests of and will be In charge of program and recrea tion hour under direction of their lecturer, Mrs. Lee Port. We urge all our members to be on hand early to extend a hearty welcome. At last meeting George Here ford was elected and Installed secretary for the remainder of the year, filling the office va cated by Lillian Andrews. Master Roscoe Roberts at tended the state convention snd will at a future date give a report. Ladies of the H. E. club will serve refreshments this Friday evening and are asked to bting sandwiches or cake. For Infor mation call II. E. C. chairman, Madge Nowlln. Live Oak Grange . Live Oak Grange met in regu lar session Monday night with 17 members and two visitors present. The report of the mas-, ter, F. E. Hall, who had just re turned from State Grange at Salem was very Interesting. Mrs. Hall also attended the ses sion at Salem. Master and Mrs. William Autenreith and daugh ter of Gold Hill Grange were visitors. Next H. E. club meeting will be at Mrs. Gus Ruhlings. At the close of the meeting cake and punch were served by Mrs. Lora Carter and Mrs. Myr tie Whipple. Talent Grange Talent Grange H. E. C. met with Mrs. L. H. Galatine June 10 with a covered dish lunch eon. The afternoon was spent sewing and planning our June 20 meeting. Being our father's night, a covered dish dinner at seven and a program put on af ter Grange by the H. E. C. Central Point Grange Central Point Grange will meet Friday June 21. Word has been received from State Master Ray W. Gill that, dut to unfor seen circumstances, he will be unable to attend. Delegates to the recent ses sion of State Grange have re turned and they will bring in teresting reports. Lecture program will be prt st-nted by the fourth group of Grangers with Mrs. Eva Smith as chairman. Some of those tak in? part in the program will be Orlories and Anne Bohnert and Ruby Tweedell, playing music al numbers, members of the Grange chorus, and Margaret and Homer Conger, Lola Black ford, Ed Vincent and Ruby Tweedell who are In a skit be ing directed by Mre. Bertha Bursell. Grangers are reminded that this la the final meeting of -the final month ot this year's sales slip contest. All sales slips should be collected and turned in to give Central Point Grange the best possible chance of win ning one of the valuable prizes. Pomona Grange Pomona Grange Plans have been changed somewhat for the Pomona Grange at Ashland Sunday June 23. Due to illness a change has been made In speakers and Rev. N. S. Fiscua of the Phoe nix Presbyterian church Is giv lng the sermon. All Grangers are urged to at tend and bring well filled baa kct. Don't forget the place, the upper picnic grounds In Lithta Park. The time is 1 p.m. tot dinner and services at 2:19. Auto. Plat and Window Olaas la stalled reasonably. Medford Plat P-ess at liixrag Co- 88 Be. esrustt, , FINN Portland, June 20. Ore gon Methodism Increased its churches, reduced indebtedness and expanded membership In the past 12 months, the Rev. H. S. Shellhart of Corvallis told the denomination's general state conference last night The Rev. Shellhart, conference statistician, explained that the addition of new churches was due primarily to the recent merger of the Methodist Eplsco- pal and the Methodist Episcopal South churches and the "general deepening of spiritual feeling." Churches in the cascade ais- trlct reported 7600 members tn 1939 compared with bob wis year. Bishop William G. Martin of Omaha, presiding officer, told the churchmen's forum yester day "there is an ultimate Justice before the bar. ot wnicn inai viduals and nations alike shall stand; there is a force in this world that Is personal; our hope Is in God." He said he did not believe the world "is to become the pawn of a type of dictatorship that robs man of his right to think and to act." Big Applegate Big Applegate, June 20. (Spl) Chester McDonough and mother. Mrs. Lilla McDonough. accompanied by Mrs. Horace Turpin and daughter, Janet, of Medford, left by motor Tuesday for San Francisco to spend a week attending the Golden Gate exposition. While in the south Mrs. McDonough expected to oi.it her hrother. Joseph Smith nunu at ths boms ot au. ana ura j. A. West Sunday Included sar, and Mrs. Brsdlsy West and family of Roesburg. Mr. snd Mrs. jama vt.e snd family snd Mrs. sterna w. of Central Point. - Mr. and Mrs. Harold wstaon w San Joss srrlved Sunday to spend week with Mrs. Wstson s oroxnsr. John Byrne. Miss Ellsn Wall ot Little Apple- gate la remaining with rsisnvea id Medford whlls attending fruit pack ing school. Mrs. Alvls Blsck nss rsturnsa w her horn at Ruch sfter spending several weeks near Horn brook, Csl.. w tiers her husband was employed In logging operations. William Black of Yreka. who waa Involved la a truck sccldent near Hombrook lt week In which August Dorssy of Medford was killed. Is a halt brother of Alvl Blsck snd Mrs. Harry Diet rick of Ruch, It wss Issrnsd hers. A story of ths accident was published In ths Mall Tribune Friday. Mr. snd Mrs. Stewart Short ot Ashland motored to ths community Sunday, where they were guest of Mrs. R. 8. Blrchard. Mies Pollysnns Winter srrtvsd from Sscrsmento a few dsys sgo to spsnd some tlms with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Winter, of Rucb. Miss Winter graduated from Bacramanto Junior college this month. Miss Olsdys Byrns returned Satur day from Balam, where aha waa a delegate st ths state (rang session. representing Upper Applegst grange. Bom of the "off the record" high light ot the trip vera very 1st hours every night, a whirl la Gover nor fiprague's four hundred dollar chslr (the governor waa out) and a ramble through the state library with an Interesting acquaintance from Bend, the delegate re porta. All of which waa climaxed by walking In on ths Iocs) grange dance upon her return lata Saturday. Miss Bvme made the northward Journey with Mrs. Edith Bohnert of Central Point, who traveled via Klamath Palls and Bend. Sergeant James Sims ot Osmp Applegst wss a patient at Sacred Heart hospital at Medford early thla week, when b received treatment for a broken ankle sustained whUs playing baseball. Mr. and rMs. Barry Dtetrtck snd family of Rucb toft recently for Klamath Falls vicinity, to reside for the summer. Mrs. Dtetrlck was bat tling an attack ot mumps at the time ot her departure. Mr. snd Mrs. Wsllaos I. Raskins, who left 1st lsst month for Pskln. 111., to spend ths summer, srrlved In turn to attend the high school. Dutch Ordered to Register for Duty London, June 20. (JPh-The Netherlands government in exile ordered its nationals between- the ages of 20 and 26 through out the world today to register with Netherlands diplomatic representatives for military ser vice. 0s MsU Tr.auns went ada LO.AN.3 ON HOMES MKiirOKU DISTBirt Variable Inter! FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSN Of MEItrORD 37 North Holly LODGE NOTICES CARPENTERS LOCAL. 3087. meet A. P of L Ball first and thud Friday each month. Vial ting members wel come. MEDFORD LODGE. No. 103, A. P. A. M. 8tat4 communication Friday June 31, 1940. RAY K. FRISBIE, W. M. Meteorological Report Foreeaata Medford and vicinity: Pair tonight and Friday, warmer Friday. Oregon: Fair, slightly cooler ex treme ssst portion tonight, Friday fair: warmer west portion, moderate northerly wind off ths coast. Local Data Temperature a year ago today l highest 80, lowest 68. Total monthly precipitation. Jit Inches: sxosss for the month, M Inches. Total precipitation sine Septem ber i, 1939, 33.38 Incbes: eicesa for the season 6.44 inches. Relstlve humidity st 6 p. m. yaa theday 48 percent; 6 8. m. today 88 peroent. Tomorrow: sunrise 4:35 a. m., sun- sat 7:4 p. m. Observstlnns Taken at 4:14 a- au ISO Meridian Tint. lilFTT S 1 mil COT ( f N , g,,,,,. 7, . tBokm si Wash, O. C 83 Salem, June JO. Th number ot farms in Marlon and Polk counties has decreased since 1939 and also since 1930. A. R. McCall, supervisor for the census for the Salem district, reported today. There are 4,731 farms In Marion county compared with 9,181 in 1939 and 4.821 in 1930. There are 1,790 farms in Polk county, while there were 1,966 in 1939 and 1,883 In 1930. McCall said he is uncertain as to the exact causa of the decrease, but he said he thought merchanlzed farming was large ly responsible. Travel Table AIRPLANES Northboand Leave Malls do 4:87 a. BV 3:63 a. as, 13:03 p.m. 11:17 s. m. S:4S p.m. (PlsgstoB) KoMeU 6:18 p. as. (Pla stop) 648 p. as. Boathkoaaa Leave Malls Close 11:39 am. 10:40 a m. 8:16 p DX (Flag Stop) 6:80 p as. 13:00 a. 11:16 Bwaa. TRAINS ' Mottkboaaa) - Leave Malls Ctoss 10:48 a.m. 8 48 a aa. 8.-08 p .m 7:06 p. aa. 8eataw-d Use Malls Close 8 JO a. St. l a sa. 6.40 p. m. :4S BUSES (forth 130 a-m. 7:80 a-m. 61 a.m. 10 p. an. out 13:16 a, a. t M a-aa. a. as. SAO p as. 6:46 p. as, 6 00 p OS. 1040 p an. 181 S.Be. T Klamatk rails 48 a m aaa) 8.-4 p as. () To Orants Pass only. I") To Ashland only. WkWNl...rTrbetk sosy sjsrrwasiwi rtsasj tayawr aa. osess. Ysur oar ejd vee be KHy peie) for. (edvee yexsr presaiw payments. Why set esk est Ittvi Bole 108 ao jdo T Cloudy Boston 8 88 M P Cloudy Chicago ' 74 52 .00 Clear Denver 88 88 M 9 Cloudy Eureka . . . 88 83 jOO Cloudy Havre 63 60 .00 P Cloudy Los Angelas... S3 61 .00 Clear Medford 80 84 .10 Cloudy New York 88 Omaha 87 68 .18 Cloudy Phoenix , , 107 84 M P Cloudy Portland TS 63 M P Cloudy Reno , , ,, 80 87 JOO Clear Roesburg II U M Cloudy 88 JM Cloudy 61 M Cloudy 60 j01 P Cloudy 84 .00 P Cloudy Wenatche 61 68 JOO F Cloudy mm Can-'