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Newspaper Page TextPAGE NTNE Want to Buy, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It's Filled With Opportunities! MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. TUESDAY. JUNE 25. 1940. goad every en 00 ttou P tou anil pruoeolj nnd eiectli ih, wings you osve Meo loos ing tor of a M nf wde unused srueiee you """J ev Bearca ?oui tuo at store- room yen B) r.ud Ban; tUlop others are seeling end oe sal lo realize immediate earn tt what ou wan tent nera, uwtw lot re Tribune Cie sined Ad ere ineapensive nectivei RATES Par w fir Insertion (Minimum t5c) Each additional Insertion, per word .1 IMInlmum le rt Um pet moDtb ltbonl copy chanre . ' CASH or money order must ae company all mail otdat classified ads. LOST AND FOUND STRAYED from my placa at 93J Keenewsy DrlvK one cream colored Jersey cow. Has boms. Robert W. Schmidt. REPORT lost oogs. animal cruelty esses Humane society Pbone ISIS. WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Janitor, single, middle aged. Stay nights. Imperial. SO No. Front. WANTED Single, ateady farm hand, good milker. Prof. Englehsrt, Rt. 1. Box 20. MALE AND FEMALE HELP JJIDDLB-AOED couple wanted at once. Man muat be good timber man. Lester Dueenberry. Gold Hill. Oregon. WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED By middle-aged woman housework, cooking or care for In valid. Phone 9B1-L. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Paying 93.00 for haullng logs IS miles; some 5 per cent grsde. Need three or four trucks immediately. J. I. Flurry Lumber Co.. Ashland, Ore. WANTED Someone to put up 20 acres of hay by ton or acre. Call 1393-X, alter 6:30. WANTED TO LEASE or BUY Small placer property. Bo 1761 Tribune. WANTED 2 or S baby calves. Bally, Rt. 1, Central Point. LAUNDRY. 10 lbs. 80c. Pbone 453-R-3 WANTED Men. women, boys and girls to come to Central Avenue Church of Christ, corner Central and Jackson atreets. to hear Evan gelist Earl Ladd deliver great Bible messages. June 23rd to July 2, Inclusive, except Monday. Don't mlaa this treat. WANTED TO LEASE FOR CASH 40-acre heavy bottom soil with plenty water. Write full particu lars to Roger Yost, Central Point, Ore., or phone 611 Central Point. X GUARANTEE TO KILL EARWIGS with my original earwig spray Phone 839, McOonagle, Commer elsl Sprayer. WANTED Ford Modal A car cbaasls for rebuilding, any condition. Box 806 Tribune. WANTED Livestock, dairy cows, heavy springers unfresh; also buy beef cows. Oscar Ovsln. Route 2. Box 126. Medford. Phone 314-R-5 WANTED Cows to pssrure Clarence Arnold Rt. 4. Box 484. Buckshot Rill road. WANTED Wool, mohair, bides and pelts Medford Bargain House. 27 North Grape St Phone 1062. WE PAY MOrir. CASH For Your Furniture. BARNKHLRO at ANDREWS 6th and Front. Phone 647 WELL DR1I INO 91 60 per It first 60 ft. etc. J. M Dodge. 619 King WANTED Dressmaking alterations Katharine Batter Lm. Singer Shop 33 South Grape BE3T PRICES PAID 9nr your evrnltiire. IADS FIRMTIRB Phone 1191-J B1GHFST CASH PRICES PAIT For Your Furniture Mt'DFOKD BAKOAIN HOtSB TT N Orape St Phone 109 FOR hENT HOUSES FOR RENT 6-room house, good lo cation: oartlv furnished or un furnished with stoves. US Cottage street. Phone 633-R. FOR PENT 6-room furnished house. 328 Haven. v-rt wrvT Small furnished bouse Also 3 apartment. 410 Hamilton Street. A-nrwM mnrtem unfurnished bouse, adult. Low rent to good steady tenanta. 9 East Jackson St. for RENT 3 -room duplex. Furnish ed water and light paid. Fhose 433-R. FOR RENT Houae from 10 Up. Edwin P. Huhea. Real EiUtt Vncy. 70 No. Rlveraida. FOR RENT or LEASE -room coun try home, modern, hath. Vacant Auguat lt. O'.d Stg road. Phone POR RENT -room houae, cIom la. Call A2i U POR RENT Purniahad fr-rootn mod trn bum alow, cioa In. 13). Inquire 12 Co. tag St. POR RENT 5-room he:. tt aide. 30. phone 720 Pedfien Co. POR RENT Mjorrn 5-room etjcoo house. Bs;-mr.t furnace, c.ean. ron RENT HOUSES PURNLBHED houM ut apartment 604 wen iota. FOR RENT Purnlshad bouM. No 1 Everett Court. West lltb Adulu nly. Phon 7S1-J-1. FOR RENT 9-ruom modern house, furnished. C. R Reynolds. 99 It H Pesch. POR RENT Modern t-raom bouse. close in. stove icciutua. mens 1227-J. HOUSE Nearly new, redecorated. bedrooms, basement rumace. water heater So. Oakdale. Hoblweg. Stb and Bartlett POR RENT 6-room modern bouse at 930 KO Roily. Pbone IS SMALL. FURNISHED HOUSE, also furnlahed apartment, electrically equipped. Inquire 905 Bo Oakdale FOR RENT 4-room furnished bouse Inquire 203 Clark Pt FOR REM APARTMENTS BACHELOR APTS-449 So. Front. FOR RENT Apartments, WOO and 8.00. Inquire Shady Nook Orocery. S-ROOM furnished, private entrance. 0 East Jackson. FOR RENT Clean attractive fur nished spartment. Continuous hot water. Adults only. 344 S. Central. FOR RENT Cool furnished apart ments, 916 and 930, light and water Included. 317 W. 2nd. NICELY furnished apartment. Eleo. trie range and frlgtUMre. large rooms, kitchen, bstbroom, fire place. Newly renovated. Hot and cold water furnished. Mall Tribune Bldg. Call at Tribune office. MODERN furnished apartment. Quince St. 10 NEWLY renovated furnlahed apsrt- ment In . Man Tribune bunding. Shower, water paid. Very reason able rent. Apply at Tribune office OE BAUER APTS. 6th at Oakdale. Prestige, courtesy, with comfort- sble modern home. Furnished or unfurnished. Moderate prices By day, week or month. Phone 713-Y COOL furnished apartment, private bath. Frtgldatre. 90S w. Main. SMALL furnished apartment, elec trically equipped. Inquire 305 So Oakdale. FOR RENT Furnished apt. 61 N Oakdale. VAWTER APARTMENTS 6 rooms unfurnished. Hest, hot wster complete electric kitchen. 942.50. lease Phone 1108 FURNISHED, cool Insulated apt Adulu only, no dogs. 603 8 Holly PRUITT Apta.. over Hoiioway's Oroc ery 119 N Central Pb 1416 or 33 Prultt'a Mualc-Rsdlo Center FARMERS el Fruitgrowers apartmenta 9 rooms and gas heat Inquire 217 Wcr Bank bath. 9th FOR KENT Furnished Rooms COOL sleeping room, private home. Close in. Phone 1577-X. NICE COOL ROOM 153 N Oakdale ATTRACTIVE ROOMS. 404 S Orape FOR RENT Room, 82 60 week Prt- vat entrance 408 Edwards FOR RENT BOARD. ROOM ROOM AND BOARD 718 B. Main 91 per day FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT 45 acres, vetch and rye pasture. 75c per head per month. Mrs. Anna Davtes, Jacksonville, box 56. FOR RENT The wsrehouse or shop space In rear of western Auto At Colyear Motor Sales Co. Now oc cupied by the Hubbard Wray Cor poration. Available soon. See W. E. Thomas, 45 South Central Ave. FOR RENT 280 acres. Good pasture for season. 700 E. Main. FOR RENT Business location, 331 N. Riverside. FOR RENT Warehouse or shop floor space. Inquire Jenntnga Tire Co FOR RENT Store tullding and two office rooms See Al LlttrtU or Rolsnd Hubbsrd FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FEEDER PIGS Luke Jennings. Ssms Valley, Ore. FOR SALE 3 white brood sows, 926 cah. w. H. Arnold, Rt. I, Tel. 523-J-5. FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE 75 N. H. Red pullet. 8 months old, 60e each. Brlnaon, south end chestnut St. FOR SALE DOGS AND PETS FOR SALE Thoroughbred, corker apsnlel puppies. Cheap. 714 Park Ave. FOR SALE Blond male Pekingese puppy, extra nice, 615.00. Royal R-ie Kennelt. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE $1060 SACRinCI lTln for 7X u. 6 room, fireplace, hot water, far?M, including $600 furniture, 413 Clark St.. Grant Pa POR SALS S-rooma, garage, 1 7-10 acre, juat outaide city Wmtt. Shade tre?t. good well, 1 acre clover, fenced. Mrs. Powell, 8twart and Peach. FIVE 50x100 Iota, pavement, aide walk, aewtr and water all paid. In excellent ratdentlal district. Muat be told by July lit. Price 250.00 per lot. M ARK A. OOLDT Phone 728 109 E Ualn Bt. ,EcIual Amenta) FOR BALE New modern 8-rrvrn noma, larere rooms, beat residential section. 2439 Lyman Ave. Phone 1129. ACREAGE with modern house, cheap Tel. 653 -L. 1700 West Prune. FOR SALaV-Nrw Dutch colon "a! res idence Hardwood floors through out shad paved street mi nut? walk from buslnrae confer and ' schools M:eht take amail home aa part laymen! 318 So Oaxdale i null rou tnina .n real eetaia tnisa of arowa Kaiie. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE POR SALE 2-roon. bouse. 1700. 4 minutes walk to business section. 710 Sherman. POR SALE OR TRADE Equity In 7-room house In Ashland (or acre age, house or wbst have you Write Boa IMS Tribune or inquire seventh house past Onk Grove school. Jacksonville highway, new tray house. fOR 8A to ciose estate o( J. W Bybee 676 acres Isnd well Im proved. 136 head cattle, too head ewes and lambs, also 109 acres Isnd near Jacksonville. P. E Byoe. Medlord. Oregon. CITY and country properties. RENT ALS LOANS INSURANCE C Butterfleld. 409 Medlord BulldlLg FEDERAL LANu SANK FARMS Convenient terms Uata availaDle at National Farm Loan Office Holly Theatre Building Medford HOUSES FOR SALE u Medford and surrounding towns Easy tera.a Jackson County Federal Savings and Loan Association FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES USED CARS USED CARS Prlcea greatly reduced to close out entire stock. Fords, Chevroleta, Pontlacs, Mercury and Zephyrs. Get your car for the 4th of July now and get first choice. C. E. GATES AUTO CO.. INC. Used Care Only 4th and No. Central 1933 CHRYSLER Coach, priced for quick aale, excellently preserved. Csn be Inspected corner 6th and Fir. between 9:00 and 13:00 Tues day and Wednesday. FOR SALE or TRADE Equity In late model Bulck Coupe. Boa 1361 Msil Tribune. FOR SALE Used car In good con dition, cheap. 43 No. Peach. 1933 Pontlac Sedan 914S 00 1830 Graham Sedan- 95 00 1929 Pord Coach 65 00 1929 Pord Sedan 99 50 1929 Pord Sedan 89 60 AUTO SALES and LOAN 4th and Nnrth Riverside FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE National 40-qt. liquid ca pacity pressure cooker. 938 So. Holly. ROYAL ANN cherries, 6c lb. picked Phone 1869-L or call at 18 Myrtle St. FOR SALE General Electric 7 cu. ft. deluxe refrigerator, cannot be told from new. This Is an opportunity to buy a fine refrigerator at a small psrt of its original cost, liberal terms made. Seen at Lapham Mo tors, Medford. FOR SALJi Westlnghouse automatic electric range, good condition, 825. 605 Dakota. FOR SALE Boysenberrtes. fresh picked, 65c, your container. Good rood's. West Stewart Ave. SECOND cutting alfalfa, In shock Ed Hanley Ranch, Ross Lane. FOR SALE 1V4 -month-old bicycle, big discount. Apt. 1, 806 W. Main. FOR SALE Two Iron, folding, single csmp beds, coll springs; one set single bed coll springs, almost new. Phone 1S64-X. BABY BUOGY, 95. 638 West 4th St. MUST SACRIFICE Allls-Chalmer Call 301 South tractor on rubber. Central. A. A. A. uncalled-for tailored suits. sine 40, 43. 44, at bargain. Klein the tailor. Upstairs. FOR SALE Standard size baby bed. Phone 656-R. FOR SALE Good alfalfa, now ready, 97 In the shock. Jim Oregg, Cen tral Point. FOR SALE Davenport and radio. 88. 33 So. Orange. BOYSENBERRIES. 75c. talner. 825 W. 13th. Bring con- FOR SALE Youngberrles. Owen, Orchard Home Drive. 1453-J-I. Chss. Phone FOR SALE Some good eurfaced lumbar, from 914 to 919 per M. Inquire -617 Beatty St. OLD growth body fir. any length, very reasonable. Tel. 3071. Custom grain binding. Phone 697-J-8. A-I BREWINO CO.. Successors to Gold Seal Creamery, price of ice delivered. 60c a hundred. Ice boxes for sal or rent. Phone 373. Pipe and Fittings New and Used Large stock. All elzea Get our prlcea MEDFORD BAROAIN HOUSB 37 N Orape St Pbone 1063 USED gasoline engine washer, only 4 months old. bsrgaln. Lee'a Radio and Electric. real BUYS In used clothing. 1405 no. Riverside, serosa irom necx-a LUkery. LOOSE AND BALED ALFALFA BAT Ed Hanley Ranch. Rom lan. MYERS JACUZZI guaranteed water preaaur ayatema Pick Hardware YATES tool AMERICAN Reaaonabla. wood making Pick Hardware NU-WAY Mattreaa and Upho4atennt Co Pbone 303 309 Weft Stb t PANSY. ZINNIA. ASTER, ttc 10e dot. Vegetable plant. 30 Laurel CSE 1001 OENERAi. PAINTS Paint contracting Pick Hardware. JACKS 3nd nno store, the Houae of a Thousand Bargalna Hrn apring tooth, pump, ahinilea fur nlture. etuve. at log S Orape soso Bins nrr wt Min st BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES GROCERY Store. llTlcg quarter, do Intf? a good businMS; will accept bft eaah offer within reason. Box 1722 Tribune. FOR LEASE Semce station on Pa cine Hihay. north 300 will handle. Writ frlbune Box 1007 MUST SELL lo cream and eon fee tionary buinsa 91000 hand.ee See Hanaen. 134 (f Riverside. Also oth-r rhoiee lutmrs PtRSON At PSYCHIC CARD P.IADINO. , dally except Cucday. 533 ao oe ru. MISCELLANEOUS OPPORTCNIT You cant lose. If you listen in on KMED June 25th to June 29th. Inclusive. 6:10 to 6:00 p. m. REWARD yourself with added knowl edge of the Bible by attending the Ladd Evangelist Meetings at the Central Avenue Churc of Christ, corner Central Ave. and Jackson St.. June 23 to July 2nd. except Mondav E'eetmtut Cleaner Service Pb 1066 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Auto Loan ' ADVANTAGES OF OUR CAR LOAN PLAN L No Interest charged In advance i. Tour own Insurance aecepwd t. Car does not have to be paid for. 4. Tou get the money in ten min ute. a. Special low spring payments 8. You deal direct and save money See W I. THOMAS. Manager OREGON FINANCE CO. At Our Main Office 46 South Central. Phone 139. License No. M-317. $20 TO S1.000 On Your Car. 1933 to 1940 Model care and light trucks 1 to 18 Months to Repay CONSUMERS' CREDIT CO. HAROLD H BROWN AGENCY Agent 133 Bee t Main M-338 Pbone 807 AUTO LOANS You get ehjck at once CARS BOUGHT and SOLD. P T, "Jerry" YOUNG Motor Investment Co. License M-374. Tel. 169. 334 East 9th. CAR LOANS Solve your financial proDlema by refinancing jr borrowing LOANS ON CARS ' 1933-1939 Trl-State Acceptance Corp. License M-J53 MARK A. GOLDY 109 E Main. Phone 728 Dressmaking THE FASHION SHOP-Dressmaking Pur Remodelinn Buttons and Buckles covered Room 802. 0 B Nst Bant Bldg Tel 1 1B1 Expert Window Cleaner' LEI JOB DO IT Expert Window cleaners General house clesnere Floor waxing Joe Spenee Phone 1173 Floor Sanding FLOOR BANDINO Phone 1733 or 1732-J-9. PERSONAL LOANS YOU CAN BORROW 1100 If Tou Csn Set Aside S1.68 A WEEK Other Amount In Proportion We Are Friendly ConfldenUsl Prompt OREGON FINANCE CO. 7 E Thomss. Mgr. Lie No 8-311 45 So. central. Prion 139 Os Mall Tribune want ada. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Armed con flict IV. 8hip e officer . vigor: larr 11. American In dian IS. Flower 14. Certutl grafi la. P-riont with nervcut dis orders 17. Anger 15. Weary If. Young ol II. Part of a play ' On the ocean 24. Conjunction It. Cnfermentarl grapo Juico IS. Volcano IL Lou luiter 14. Firat nam of ftmoui loll n tat 15. Genuine Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle DlAlPSlElDlllTaBlO Q N aOr'eJn E G jMbjElS 1 1 C!EIRWC A gMlTiS A MNBTO Nq&.B E t TO"og j teaiD N H UBj p, a b p mi m E InItJ mc o gQ;Ps' PIA NieEjRA Tig laSlE T A PTfggO Tl EjAjN E T S RpPlEjR t PAj I LJE MiO r7e OIUjSrElR slTlElwldE!NlTEllelRiS 14. Encourac 17. Tear a. under S4. Artificial St. Old L'omlnion fuag atate: abbr. BV !r-r! 40. ScruttniM at. Command to 2. Allude a cat IS. Tralle S7. Former title 17. Watrre4 ap of th Al- paranc gerl&n rulr Iff. Ventilate IS. Ho re of a ML Orchestral 1n certain color etrumenta St. Uncanny Ian- 1 r r r Nf. r i7 r w r r 27-2- mn?- 2 .,: ;,';,. u a 7 WZy.2 3o JJJi 35 1 d. r SI T 1 1 v I I I vj- I I BUSINESS DIRECTORY INSTRUCTIONS INSTRUCTION Piano (modem and classical), violin cello, flute, trum pet, trombone Compose, arrange ISH HPNDRU'R Bos 49DS Tribune Painting PRANK U 8 KEEN Palntttid aud Paperbaualnf. Flrat-clas workmsnshlp on all Jobs. Csll at lins w 10, h oi Phone 1963. Radiator Repairing HOOPER'S RADIATOR SERV1CB 33 South Sartlett Roofing WE REPAIR or apply any type of roof Psbco rtooflugs. Shingles. Coatings and Paints, Wall Paper Ekerson Paint and Roof Co. 98 So Bartlett Tel 949. Transfer CITY TRANSFER STORAOB CO Household moving and gsnersl hauling 39 S. Orape. Phone 3050 day or night DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE 40 S Fir Street Insured Carriers Local and Long Distance Hauling Phone 644 BADS TRANSFER 41 STORAGE CO Offices 16 South Fir Phone 816 Price right Service guaranteed FURNITURE MOVING AND STOR AOB We have Van moving equip ment for local and long d lata nee hauling. Dry and clean storage (concrete building) with special locker rooms at low rates. SAMSON bTORAOE WAREHOUSE Phone 833 Stocks and Bonds ONLY STOCK TICKER eerrtoe ID Oregon outaide of Portland con tinuous quotations during market hours. U N Hogan ft Co.. 314 E Msln St Medford LEGAL NOTICES Notice of Final Hearing In the County Court of the County of Jackson In and For The State of Oregon. In the Matter of the Estate of Mary W. Mathea. deceased. Notice la hereby given, that Mary P. Mathea, the duly appointed, qual ified and acting executrix of the will and estate of the above named decedent, hae filed In the above en titled court and matter her Pinal Account and aald court by Ita order duly entered therein has fixed July 3. 1940. at 10:00 o'clock A. M.. at the court room of aald court In the Jackson county court house. Med ford. Oregon, aa the time and place for the heating and settlement of any and all objections that may be made to aald account. Dated and first published June 4. 1940. MARY P. MATHES. Executrix. McLeod McLeod, June 2S. (Spl.) Frank Netherland has gone to San Francisco to visit his son, who is ill In the hospital there. Miss Elizabeth Netherland hae re turned to her home In San Fran cisco after visiting her sister, Mrs. Lena Alworth here. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Curry and Mr. and Mra. HI Montag of Oakland and Lo Angeles were recent dinner guest of Mrs. Zella Tunis. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Alworth visited with Mr. and Mra. Jim Pellett at Prospect. Mrs. Lena Alworth waa hostess to a dinner party June la, honoring Oeorge Bowers whose birthday waa on that day. Present were Mr. aad Cross -Word Puzzle S. English letter. I. Common sol dier 10. Circuit court IL NoMeman 14. Metal bearing rocks 50. Sidelong glancs 51. Couch 21 Cruitacean St. Word o( aol emn aieent M. Lacerated IT. Hub bar tree . Body of a church SO. Wlnglltt SS. put out of ejletenc SS. Engrsvs with acid 15. Drop: Icotca 41. Flower 41. Uneven 44. Protct!v barrier 4s. Dlechargetf as obligation 41 Aiilttant 47. County tn New Maxloe 45. Portent St. Rlvr: 8 pan lis St. Fry It -bearing part of a cereal U. Pigpen TrIaI DOWN L OairiJ the victory t- Devoured I, Court of travel 1 European flneb i. Pvt. r la 4V Barren 7. Nrvoua twltcblnf Mra. Oeorve Bowers, Mr. and Mra. 1 Robert Al worth and Harry Harding. Sr. Mlaa Dorothy Hamm of Medford Is houae guest of Mra. Leo Hoeg. Mr. and Mra. Boyd Puller of Oak- 1 land. Calf., are camping at "Harding's Paradise" for a few days. Elk Creek school baa a new bus to transport the children from Laurel buret and Derby roads next school nn. The community la happy to eee the men working on the toad by tie McLeod bridge. They have blaated off the dangerous corner. Hobart Dllaworth waa elected to the Elk Creek school board June 10. 1 Jim and Bennle Collier have been apendlng a week at Shady Cove Tint ing their grandmother, Mra. Train. Walter Byrd suffered a broken arm while getting off a horse recently. Bill Bayome la now working at the Rogue River ranch. Mill Thomas and Dell Morrison are driving their cattle to the mountain. Johnnie Axtell la spending a few daya at the Howard Aab home on Elk creek. Mr. and Mra. Qulgley and son of Rogue Elk have moved to Trail. Mr. and Mra. Jim IC Hoeg and son of Medford have moved into their summer cottage on Rogue river. Nile Olson baa resumed his poet on Bald Mountain. This la his eighth year there as lookout patrolman. Mrs. Kate Grieves, who recently returned from an eight week' stay at a hospital in Medford, la making her home with her son, Bruce and wife. Miss Pay Ash of Elk Creek la apend lng a week at the home of Joan Ax tell. Ted Camp Is' vtntlng fata slater, Mra. Sylvia Nye. Upper Rogue Orange put on t and 4 degrees June 30 for Mr. and Mrs. Ed Huston, Mr. and Mrs. George Bowers, Mr. and Mra. Coon and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Booth. There will be no grange meeting tn two weeks aa that Thursday falls on July 4, Next regular meeting will be -tfily 18. Mr. and Mrs. Stoddard of Tide water Orange, No. 810, were visitors. Uriah Oordon and Jack Edler are building a new flume across Butte creek. Harry Harding. Sr., of Medford, spent ten daya with hie family on Butte creek recently. Mlsi Josephine Tipton of Long Beach. Calif., and Mrs. Dorothy Coate of Hawaii are guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harding, Sr. Mra. Coate la the former Mlaa Harding. Elk Creek 4-H club la holding an all-day picnic at "Harding's Paradise' on Butte Creek Friday, June 38. Any one Interested Is welcome. The del egates, Kenneth Bendure and Harry Harding, Jr., who attended summer school in Corvallls June 10 to 91, will give their report. THE GRANGE Lake Crtek Grange. Lake Creek Grange will meet In regular session Friday, June 28. An enjoyable program was presented at the last meeting, opening with assembly singing, Gwendolyn Charley read "Cross ing the Bar" and Mabel Brown The Twenty-third Psalm." Memorial services in charge of Chaplain Mabel Brown hon ored Grange members who had passed away. Grange was grate ful that no member had passed In In the last year. Those who took part in the services were Anna Tonn, Mabel Stanley Master Mary Moore and Chap lain Mabel Brown. "Origin of Father's Day" was read by Lecturer Ellyn Charley, "Father and Son'1 was read by Reed Charley. Next dance, with music by Earl's Rhythm Makers, to be held In the Grange hall will be July fl. Griffin Creek Orange. Past Master Jake Brown pre sided at the regular session of Griffin Creek Grange. Literary program consisted of commun ity singing and voluntary solos, duets and readings. It was announced that the Eagle Point Grange would visit our Grange, Tuesday, July 18 with the literary program in charge of the Eagle Point lec turer. All Griffin Creek Gran gers are urged to be present on that date. Mrs. Myrtle Wilson, assisted by Mrs. Alice McKnlght and Mrs. Elsie Werner, entertained H.E.C. last Thursday. Business session was called to order by Chairman Winnie Brown. Committee chairmen reported and plans for a bazaar were discussed. Refreshments were served In a large grape arbor, after which a tour of the hostess' lovely yard and garden was mad by all present. Guests were Mrs. Gibson Mrs. W. Dooms, Miss Louise Britton, Miss Mary Wilson and Mrs. N. Harper. FARMER SENTENCED IN SLAYING HIRED HAND Oregon City, Ore., June 23. W A middle-aged farmer, who admitted avenging his wife by slaying the hired man, was fined $1241.03 and sentenced to not more than 13 years in the state prison today. The penalty waa imposed upon John Odell of Cherryvllle, con victed of manslaughter Saturday In connection with the shooting of Dave Dunlap, 22. Mrs. Odell testified tnat Dunlap attacked her. AT THE National Capitol WITH John W. Kelly CONTINTTITO FROM Pri OKT coming to congress) and from a political standpoint the Char lottesville speech was a mis take. Public opinion swings back and forth. Henry Wood- ring was kicked out as secre tary of war because he opposed the disposal of war material to the Allies, his objection be ing that the army was being Impoverished and stripped of the small amount of equipment It possessed and daily weaken ed when the public was being led to suppose It was well- armed. see F there la a revolution la Canada and after the tie to the Bntlah empire Is severed, the Canadlana' pe tition to the United . Btstee to be annexed, the department of state will not be surprised. Here Is confi dential Information In the possession of the state department; It aoundB like fiction but It Is given credence bj several high offtcera: within alx week Germans will be In control of Europe. The British government (the cabinet) will aban don England and move to Canada with the remnant of the fleet and from Ottawa will undertake to carry on guerilla warfare against Oermany until such time as the United States hss built up 1U fore of men, tnu nlttons and ahlps under the national defense plan, and then the British government expects the United State to Join In the tight against Hitler. In the Interim, the British govern ment will be deprived of the sources and revenue of England. This 111 throw the burden of costs for carrying on the war upon the Can adlana,. who will be required to fur nish men and money, when the Canadians reallee that the Brltlah Empire Is shattered and that the Canadian provinces have been left holding th bag, then a revolution la predicted with the Canadians ktrktne nut the British eovemmant and seeking annexation by the United States. ONLY time can provt or dliprova tb accuracy of the information. State department tna.aU that half tha British flt ha bean tleatroyed although no auch admlaalon la mada by Churchill. If th government la transferred to Ottawa there will be new oompllcatlone for th United State under th Monro Doctrine. With th British government will travel to Canada th king and queen of England nd other members of th royal family and, according to atate department aource. auch pol itical refugee as Queen Wtlhelmlna. of Th Netherlands (Crown Princess Juliana and children are already tn Canada), th king of Norway, and other heads of government who have fled their homeland. SENATE Judiciary committee at an executive meeting decided to re peal a provision tn th immigration laws under which th president could open th doors of th United State to political refugees, such as the European royafty and others who are trying to keep out of Hitler's clutches. For years the secretary of stat has had authority to permit certain people under certain circum stance to enter the United States regardless of Immigration law re strictions. Th Judiciary committee has an Idea that th president might order th secretary of state to exercise this authority and the secretary, of course, would have to comply. Th commute Is controlled by Demo crats who wish to place restraints on th president. A ment of CoIon Knos surprised no reader of this column for on May 17 It stated: "Don't be surprised If the newa services carry the an nouncement that Frank Knox, Chi cago publisher and Republican can dlelit for vice president tn 1990, haa been offered and accepted a port folio In the cabinet by President Roosevelt aa secretary of the navy. The offer haa been made and Knot la Itching to accept and tha only reason he hae not snspped at the Invitation Is the advice he 1 receiv ing from the Mr. Biggie In th Re publican party.'- DISCOVER REMAINS OF TROTSKY'S SECRETARY Mexico City, June 25. (VP) Police announced today that the body of Sheldon Harte, secretary-guard of Leon Trotsky, had been found In an abandoned house near Mexico City. Harte. formerly of New York City, had been shot dead. Harte disappeared May 24 when a machine-gun attack was made on the home of Trotsky, exiled former Soviet Russian war commissar. Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ada I I M p m. LOANS ON HOMES MtliroKU tlUTMIIt Variable Interest FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN A99N. OF MMIHIKD 27 North Holly LODGE NOTICES CARPEKTCRS LOCAL. 07. meet A. P of L Hall (irat sad thud (Tlda. eaeb mo&Ui. visiting raeirirs ael come. Meteorological Report Forecast Medford and Tlclnlljr: rtr tonight and Wednssdsy. cooler Wednesday. Oregon: Oenerally fair tonight and Wednesday, scattered thunderstorms over the mountain tonight, cooler In th Interior tonight In estreme east portion, Wednesday moderate northerly wind oft the ooast. Local Data Temperature a year ago sodayi highest 83. low eat 41. Total monthly precipitation. M Inches; deficiency for the month, .09 tnchea. Total precipitation sine Septem ber 1. 1999. 92.99 Inches; ezossa for the season I H Inches. Relative humidity at 5 p. m. yes terday 93 percent; A a. m. today 48 percent. Tomorrow: sunrise 4:97 a. m. sun set 7:60 p. m. Observations Takn at 4:S0 a. m. ItO Meridian Time. Boise Boston Chicago Denver Eureka Havre Los Angeles., Medford New York 59 Omaha 78 PhoenU 104 Portland 98 Reno 1"l Jtoseburg . 97 Salt Lake 93 San Prancleeo 65 Seattle as flpokane 94 Wash, D. C, Wenatchee FORMER PENNSYLVANIA GOVERNOR SUCCUMBS Pittsburgh, June 2S. (VP) John Stuchell Fisher, the Indiana county (Pa.) farm boy who studied his way to the governor ship of Pennsylvania, died at his home today. He was 73. Fisher, a Republican, was gov ernor for a four-year term start ing in 1927. F. R. SIGNS BILL FOR THIRD SET OF LOCKS Washington, June 23. Ofy President Roosevelt signed to day the $222,718,717 war de partment civil functions bill which includes $13,000,000 for starting work on a third set of Panama Canal locks. Contract authorizations of $99,000,000 In connection with the locks also are Included. War department plana call for bomb proof construction. Travel Table AIRPLANES Nortnbonad Leave Mall Close 4:97 a. m. 9 53 a. m. 19:09 p.m. 11:17 a.m. I:i9 p.m. (Plac stop) No Mali 9:19 p.m. (Plac atop) 9 p.m. Southbound Lear Mall Close 11 a a. m. io:o a m. 9:19 p m. (nag stop) 9 SO p as. 13:00 m. 11:19 p.m. TRAINS Nerthbouai Usre Malls Close 10:44 am. 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