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Newspaper Page TextPACE SEVEN Want to Buy, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It's Filled With Opportunities1. ! MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOKD. OREGONT. MONDAY. JULY 8. 1940. Ssad ever ad on UUe peg toil will probaolj tin eiactie the thifv you ose oeen loot ing for oc a ea:s u trade for unuaed articles you may Bev Search your atuooi etore-room you may end many thins otbera are seeling and oe able to realize immediate eaeh If what trou want lent here, adeertiae lor It Tribune Cls atried Ada are inexpensive eflectlvel RATES Pet word nrrt Ineertlon le (Minimum 88c) Kach additional Insertion, par word .. ' -1 (Minimum ! Per Una per month without copy cbaui CASH or money order mutt ec company all mall order classified ad. LOST AND FOUND BBPORT loet ooga atifmal cruelty esses Humane Society Phone 1618. W ANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Woman Tor houeework and cooking on ranch. Mrs. R. E. Rlchman. Central Point. Phon 342. WANTED All-around girl. Call morn Ings Mickey Mouse Cafe WANTED SITUATIONS LADY BOOKKEEPER with 15 years -nerlence wants position. Can give best of references. Box 1891 Mali Tribune. Write WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Oram combining and hay grinding. Carl Bostwlck, Talent. WANTED Milk cooler. Mrs. R. Rlchman. Central Point. Phone 343. WANTED Pipe. 800 ft. j In. gal.: 300 ft. 1"4 black or gal. W. Arm priest, Jacksonville. WANTED Baby calve. Phone 453-R-3. WANTED TO RENT 4 -room partly furnished house, pssture for one cow; during fruit season. Write H. L. Knapp, Jacksonville. ATTENTION DAIRYMEN I have special equipment for white washing. Do It for less. Phone 833. McOonagle. WANTED Peaches. Apricots, Cher ries. Plums, etc. Any amount. Growers Market. Phoenix. WANTED A furnished cabin at Lake o' the Wcods during July. H. S. Deuel. Vslley Puel Co. WANTED. All those who want furniture get our prices: It will pay you. HOLE ROOK FURNITURE. IS North front. Phone IS80. WANTED TO LEAoB or BUY Small placer property Box lioi iriuune WANTED Ford Model A car chassis for rebuilding, any condition. Box 80S Tribune. WANTED Wool, mohslr. hide and pelt Medford Bargain House, 37 North Orape St Phone loqa. HE PAY MOrtr CASH For Your Furniture BARNCHI HO AKIIKF.Wg 8th and Front Phon 547 WELL DRILLING--81 60 per ft flrat 50 ft., etc J M Dodge. 519 King WANTED Dressmaking, alteration Katharine SatterU.. Singer Shop 33 South Grape BEST PRICES PAID Pot Your . rnlture EADS FLRMILRB Phon 1183- HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID For Your Furniture MCIIFOKII BARGAIN HOUSB 37 N Oraoe St Phone I0S3 FOR hENT HOUSES FOR RENT Modern 8-room house. Jacksonville highway. Inquire Roy I. Oanfleld. llrst house north How ard school. TWO 3-room houses for rent. One furnished, 313: one unfurnished. 813 50. 316 Wbh. Phon 435-R. FOR RENT Houses from 810 up. Including some choice acreage tract. Edwin P. Hunrie. Real Estate Agency. 709 North Riverside FOR RENT Furnished duplex. 105 Crater Lake avenue. Phone 1445-J. FURNISHED HOUSE. 3 bedrooms, eloee In. H. L. Cook. 10 Quince St. FOR RENT Nicely furnished 5-room bouse. 423 So. Ivy. FOR RENT Modern furnished home. 10 seres. 836. 666-W evenings. SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE. Inquire 803 So. Oskdsl. FOR RENT Modern 8-room house eloee in, stove. Included, Phone 1327-J FOR RENT 4-room per.ly furnished house. Thomas rosd ecroe from Dark Grocery. FOR RINT4-room furnished house Inquire 303 Clsrk St FOR RENT 5-room modern bouse st 830 No Holly Phone 19 SMALL PCRNISHED DUPLEX, hot water snd tarbaee service. H. L. Cxk :0 W.rnre f FOR RENT APARTMENTS TWO-ROOM PVRNISHED APART MENT Liehts and water paid. 613 mon -h 245 So. Central. 3-ROOM modern fumuhed apart ment. Adulta. 125 N. Holly. APARTMFNT 3 rooms er.d oath. 615 lit Apple. Pnor.e 11J0-R. APARTMENT FOR RENT 114 AJr.oM ATTRACTIVE f-jrr..th-d spa.-'ment tor two KliU. t" West iuU. FOR RENI APARTMENTS I ?OH. RENT- Apartment. 834 Apple. NEWLT renovated furnished apart ment In Mall MDune building Shower, water paid Very reeson able rent. Apply at Tribune ofno FOR RENT Furnished apartment: hot water, bath. tights, refrigerator. Adults. 813 8. Oakdale. NICELY furnished apartment. Elee. trie range and frigMhire. 3 large rooma. kitchen, bathroom, fire place. Newly renovated. Hot and cold water furnished Mall Tribune Bldg call at Tribune office. MODERN furniahed apartment. Quince St. 10 OE BAUER APTS th at Oakdtl. Prestige, eourteey, with comfort able modern borne. Puralahed or unfurnished. Moderate price By day. week or month. Phone 718-Y COOL ruralahed arartment, priests bath. Frlgidsirs. 60S W Main. VAWTER APARTMENTS rooma unfurniabed Heat, hot water complete electric kitchen. 643.60. leaae. Phone 1IOS. FURNISHED, cool inaulated apt Adulta only, no doge 803 6 Holly FOR HENT rurnuhed Room! POR RENT Puralahed sleeping rooms with bath. Clean, cool and redeco rated. 134 Tripp St. POR RENT Pleasant front sleeping room, home prlv.leges, at 933 King ATTRACTIVE ROOMS. 404 S Grape POR RENT Room. (3 50 week vate entrance 408 Edwards Prl- FOR RENT bOARD. ROOM NICE FRONT ROOM and good board in private home for lady. $33-00. Phone 1877-J. BOARD AND ROOM. 32S K Riverside ROOM AND BOARD 718 E Main 81 per day. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Meadow pasture. J. Oreb, Eagle Point, Oregon. POR RENT Store funding and two office rooms see Al uttreu or Roland Hubbard FOR SALE LIVESTOCK MILK OOAT FOR SALE. Hanlln. Jacksonville highway at Perrydalc. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE SACRIFICE Modern 4-room house. well built and attractive. Key at 413 Western. IF YOU are wanting to buy or eell real estate, see L. O. Plckell, IS So. Bartlett. Phone 385. FOR SALE Coolest place In Oregon, shady porches, ocean breeze after noons, six big luts. 8-room house, suburban, garage, fine fruit, excel lent garden soil. No mortgage. Taxes paid In full. 45 minute drive to Eugene, on Highway 99. If Interested, write. Inclosing star I for reply. Box 803, Drain. Oregon. FOR BALE 3 awes In clover. Irrl gsted, Improved, tefiO Terms or will rent. A. F. Flowers. 113-E-13. FOR SALE COTTAGE, Lake o' Woods. 8 rooms and porch, fur nished. 81000 cash. Write 1345 Worden Avenue. Klamath Falls, Oregon. FOR SALE or LEASE Quarts and placer claims, good pay ore, small Ball mill, plentv of water: quan tity ore blocked. P. O. Box 363, Yreka, California. FOR SALE 160 acre land, pine and fir timber, 15 mllee NX. Ashland. 6 mile off gravel road. 622G0 caah. E. L. Bell. Remote, Oregon. CITY end country properties, RENT ALS LOANS INSURANCE C B Butterfleld 409 Medford Building FOR SALE CHEAP 7 lots in Rose Park addition. Writ P O. Box 138. East Ely, Nevada. HOUSES FOR sAl.B in Medford and eurroundlng towne Easy terou Jackaon County Federal Savings and Loan Association. JULY SPECIALS I For sals 15 acres, modem home, 3 cows, family orchard, 11 acres Ladlno clover, good outbuildings, sll hog-wlre fenced with crops, 83960. Also 6-room modern home. 8 bed rooms, paved street, 8 lots, near high school. Another good buy. 63750. Terms. Also 6-room modern home. 8 bed rooms; large, deep lot; east side: 63600 Also new modern home, hardwood floor. Itest gas furnace, garage. Lovely borne. Paved street. Sscrl flce sale. 83100. "oet 84000. teoO down, balance 638.50 per month Include interest end taxes. Imme diate possession. Won't last long See tht before you buy. Also 5 acre, modern home, good outbut.dlngs, fenced and cross fenced, city water. Irrigated, 61500. Also 80 acres, bouse, barn, near Applegate. A real buy I Plenty timber. 6800, with all machinery. 1 ain't mad at nobody. "DAD" ROBERTS. 730 W. 3nd. WHEN you think of real estate think of Brown White IN CORVALLIS. a nine-room bouse, partly furnished, with two hsCi rooms. two blocks from campus Price 83000 cash Address P E Sandos. 513 8. 13th St, Corvallla Oregon. FEDERAL LANu BANK FARMS Convenient terms List vsilsbl t National Farm Loan Office H-iltv rrtettre flil"1?ne Me1frt-e FOR EXCHANGt Real Est! TRADE -Attractive 8-room modern buneratow In Medford for home with acreage on Rcsrue river. What hav youf Write Box 1851 Tribune. SELL OR TRADE EQUITY In im proved 6 ftcree. 3 miles out. Went 1 to 8 acres close. Will assume sorr.e Box 1863 Tribune. FOR TRADE Qurt elatra for car not older than 1929 or 1930. Ad--. n-.T Mill TrVir.e FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE "Se Ford Cabriolet cheep Owner leaving town. Inquire Cor pora u. Rose Lene. Phone 697-J-6 FOR BALI Ot will tade for cows. young stock or he willys Knli.t sedsn. new ribher. in excellent eonaiuon. Treichier, Cen tral Pifik FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES SKINNER'S DEPENDABLE USED CARS 1937 Chrysler Imperial Cone. Coupe low mileage good rubber and raotor, very clean.... ...8375 BUICKS 1939 Special Sedan looks and run . nvw, vntj tuwv ibum, real buy, only 995 1937 Century Sedan a bur powerful motor, good rubovr. body and paint clean, radio and heater ..6588 1938 Ford Station Wagon the ben car Ford build: a combination passenger and commercial car; In good condition 8575 SKINNER'S OARAOK Open Evening and Sunday Bulck Car OMC Truck Phone 101 1937 FORD COUPE Perfect condi tion. Wilt sacrifice. Telephone Ash land 3181 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS TWO STOVES, on keroaene range almost new, on laundry stova with water Jacket. Call 495 Carglli Court. FOR SALE 8 room of furniture Including good piano and West Inghouse electrle range. 31 Oeneva. Phone 867-R or 101 Oeneva for appointment. Must be sold this week. FOR SALE Bun aw. Jacksonville. Kenney, FOR SALE 3 tons second cutting airaua nay. bus Norm Kiversiae. WEOMAN UPRIGHT PIANO, buy. Phone 1434-R. Good FOR SALE 8 h. p. gasoline engine. Phone 1364. 907 8. Central. FOR SALE New Westlruzhouse roast er, very reasonable. Phone 1493-W. DOORS. WINDOWS, pipe fitting, pipe, fruit Jr. ueda, floor cover ing, everything for the horn Jack's Secondhand Store, 108 Bo. Orape. Late cabbage kale. brocclU. 30 Laurel. USED gasoline engine washer, only 4 months old, bargain. Lee' Rdlo and Electric. BONO BIRDS 1137 Weet Mala St FOR SALE Davenport and radio, 89. 83 So. Orange. OLD growth body fir. any length very reasonable. Tel. 3071. Custom grain binding. Phone 697-J-5 Pipe and Fitting New and Deed Lrge stock All size Oet oui price MEDDRD BAROA1K HOUSE 37 N Orape St Phon 1083 REAL BUYS tn used clothing. 1405 No Riverside, acroaa from Beck' Bakery NU-WAY Mattress and Upholstering CO pnone 293 2TO west BT n I BUSINESS OPt-ORTUNITIES MUST SELL Ice cream and confec tionary business. 61000 bandies See Hansen. 124 N Riverside Also other choice listings MISCELLANEOUS COMMERCIAL SPRAYING of all kinds, also cold water painting and whitewashing. Phone Wlthrow 161. Electrolux Cleaner service Ph 1056 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Aula Loan ADVANTAGES OF OUR CAR LOAN PLAN L No Interest charged in advance 1 Your own Insurance accepted 8. Car does not bav to b paid for. 4. You get th money in ten min ute. 6. Special low summer payments. 6. You deal direct and ssvs money See W E. THOMAS. Manager OREGON FINANCE CO. At Our Mala Office 45 South Central. Phon 189. License No M-317. $20 TO $1,000 On Your Car. 1933 to 1940 Model ear snd light trucks I to 18 Months to Repay CONSUMERS' CREDIT CO. HAROLD H BROWN AGENCY Agent 138 East Main M 236 Phon 807. AUTO LOANS You get ctck st one CARS BOLGH1 tnd SOLD. P T "Jerry- YOUNG Motor Investment Co. License M-374. TeL 169. 334 Cast 8th. CAR LOANS Solve your financial proolema by reflnsncing x Dorrowlng LOANS ON CARS 1933-1939 m-Stst Acceptance Corp. License M-J68 MARK A. COLDY 109 E Main Phone 738 dressmaking THE FASHION HHOr Dressmaking Fur Remitfleung Buttons end Buckles covered Room 803 0 B Nat Bark Slr.g T-el 1161 Expert Window Cleaner un joe do rr Expert Window Cleeoer Oenersl house elesnera Floor waxing Jo Spence Pn..ne 1173 Roofing WB REPAIR or epply say type of root psoco itounn. eningies Coatings and Paint. W:l Psoer E.r,n paint rv Roof Co. 88 8o Bartlett Tel 348 Stocks and Bond ONLY STOCK TICKER service ta Oregon outsid of Portlsnd cun tlnuou quotation e nng msrket hours M N R san at Co, 814 ft. Mala St, aisuora. BUSINESS DIRECTORY PERSONAL LOANS VACATION MONEY (Finn Loan easily repaid (PC 70 vlUU In mo. payment of sJO. ' Oene Thomas says: "Oct enough to py up present bills and have a swell vRcstion. We'll coor-crsts with If pay ment echftrtul." From IS ie 1300 See Oene Thorn, mgr. of OREGON FINANCE CO. Lie. No. 8-311 45 So. Central. Phon 138. Transfer CITY TRANSFER ft 8TORAOB CO Household moving end general hauling 88 8. Grips Phon 9050 dy or night. DAVIS TRANSFER AND BTORAOB 40 Fir Street Inaured Camera Local and Long Pittance Hauling Phone 844 ADS TRANSFER STORAGE CO Office 18 south Fir Phone 815 Prices right Service guaranteed FURNITURE MOV1NO AND STOR AGE We have Van moving equip ment for local and long distance hauling. Dry and clean storage (concrete building) with special locker room at low rates SAMSON iTORAGE WAREHOUSE Phone 833 LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE OP 'IVAL SETTLEMENT IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OP OREOON FOR JACK SON COUNTY. m ins ma litre ur ins baiAii OF ALICE E. CHASE, Decesaed. The undersigned has filed tn the County Court of Jsckeon County, Oregon, the final account of his administration of th Estat of Altoe E. Chsse, deceased, and aald Court ha fixed Saturday, July IS. 1940. at th hour of 10:00 A M., of said day. at th courtroom of ald Court, at the Court House In Medford, Jack ion County, Oregon, aa th time and plso for th hearing of objection to said final account, and for the settlement of said tat. All persons Interested in ld es tate are hereby notified and required to make or file their objection to aid final account, If any they have, on or before the time aforesaid, fixed for the hearing and settlement there of. Dst of this notice end the first publication thereof. Is June 17. 1940 O. H BENGTSON, Administrator, 138 East Main Street. Medford. Oreeon Gold Hill Gold Hill, July 8. (Spl.) George Miller of Los Angeles was a guest here last week of his mother, Mrs. Veola Pinker ton. Mr. Minnie Guy and daughter, Eileen of Medford, former residents, wer callera here last Monday. Mrs. Ruth Parke ot Pueblo, Colo., ha been th guest of her brother and sliter-ln-law, Mr. snd Mrs. Tom Smith and family, for the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Chlsm. formerly of Oraves Creek, hav purchased th Oold Hill hotel from Mr. snd Mrs L. Wilson nd have taken possession. Mr. end Mr. Wllcon snd children re still living In sn spsrtment st the hotel. Hsrry Frederick of Portland called on friend here last Saturday. Mrs. Wm. Delfiedo snd daughter Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Hary nail 4. U prl (tht column t. IU?sm for th leaf of a hlnf IX Tropical black bird U Mstrle maaiora of capacity 14. Untruth li. Long low aaata 17. Kuropran country 1 rati 20 Uaal SI Dmol1thf6 It Cover with thin ihaata t Ktni of Baihan 17. Outer coveting of a teod tl. Bu.1nf.aa tranaactloa 10 Skill It Civ.- off fumaa 14. Lor a narrow tn"t II. Bobbin 17. Turntpa: Scotch SI. As my offleOH abbr. 40. tfOtjtaiator Solution of Yestrdy' Pun I H0 RALpA C TBP E S OEIRlApC HlQIRpk L E T I N M Spire- UffitUL A N E N pTlilENllwlElT S L 1 E I S SW A'S K jSTH E A Hfllc aibMsJtIuiA ft T MiRjAlLmAiRlTlSIf A T QN 1 E j D gT G 1 G NpAJR'E.SEJAlSIT aTpjeDMen tTDs e e T I Ri-fjS UWR'lHP E R eIair'n eiSitISi t e ms ETN'SSQv7EPrT:6;RlslE 41. Renting ear cement 44. Jewish month 45. TIS 4. Cavalry sword 4s. fihelvea over flreplecea 6L Tool for plere In holes II In that plaee Si. Vlcor: elar.g Is Tlnv 1 ia r wc r 14 17 ia ir r " a Hp" 2 tx" 77" 23 as" '.', a To 7i Ti -T " o J2 ;.,', ,. "1 1 j, hi I 1 1 IN r of Concord, Calif., are visiting rela-1 tlves here. Mrs. Delgsdo Is the for mer Irene Smith. I Mr. end Mrs. Owen Woods of Weed spent the week-end with Mr. Wood mother, Mrs. Msry Morelock. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nelson and children of Hilt visited relative her last week. Mr. Cell Crawford, Mr. Margaret Brown and Mr. Perl Gay, all of Medford. called on Mrs. Crawford liter, Mrs Chat. Kell last week. Ruth Lnc of Trinity Center, Cal , I th guest of her grandparent. Mr. and Mr. Bob Cook of this city. She waa accompanied here by Jill Martin who returned to her home after a visit of several weeks at Trinity Cen ter. Mr. and Mr. Doa Ferguson and three children spent lut week-end vacationing at the coast. Mr. and Mrs. Neal Bush of HI1U boro returned to their home Sunday after spending several dsy hsr with relative. tmeet MeKlanon and hi father-In-lew. Frank Collin, both of Sacra mento, were guest of Mr. McKln non' sister. Mr. Delta Kell and fsrolly last week, and were accomp anied bom on July 4th by Laurlne Kell who will pend a couple of week In Sacramento. Mr. and Mrs. E. Byerly of Nsvsjoa. Sonora, Mexico, and Miss Alma St. Thomas of Columbus, Montan. left July 6 for San Francisco to spend several days at the fiar and visiting relstlvee before returning to Mexico. Mr. and Mr. Wm. KeUey of Port land, Mr. and Mr. T. B. Holstetn of St. Helens, Ore., and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Barker of Portland, were guest of Mrs. Ella Patrick on July 5th. Derby Derby, July 6. (Spl.) A be trothal shower was given Pauline Johnson and Percy O Neil the t ening of July 1 at Percy's mother's ho. e. Many Interest ing and useful presents were given. Pauline is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hunt and two daughters from Pasadena, Calif., ar rived at their summer home on Nell creek July 3. Mr. and Mr. F. D. Hill enjoyed the Fourth as guests of Mr. and ' Mr. Chas. Humphrey of Reese Creek. Eldon Deen left with his mother June 80 for s visit with relatives In Idaho. Robert Drlskell left last week to visit relative in Klsmsth Palls Mr. snd Mr. C. H. Haynea moved to their new home th lut of th week. Mr. end Mr. Samuel Johnson snd children sttended church service In Medford Sunday. Mr. and Mr. Bradley, owner of th Midway service station, have as guest. Mrs. Bradley' mother, Mrs Pierce, of Nevsds. Orandpa Brown, who suffered s stroke several month ago. haa been Improving. He haa been enjoying utinsj on the cool porch snd can talk to hi friend. Big Applegate Big Applegate, July 8. (Spl.) Herbert Pennings, fireman at Sturgis guard station In the Car berry section underwent . minor eye operation few days ago. He was able to return to his work shortly afterward. Muse Dorlend Stephenson and Vir ginia Hllkey ot Butt Fe,lls sra guest Cross -Word Puzzle t. Symbol for Iron I. Moment I Table dlsb 10. TrouWs U. French msrshal la, Waats allow aitcs II Amphibia animal 10 Trembl 11 Ballows IS B. or th tarn opinion It. Oulds th course 14 Accoat It, Puff up is. Spsnlati titles IL Cspshle of being maintained 14. Long strips fot drsw Ing eurvee S Tska en cargo It. Dispatched 41. Smell pie 4S Expert 11. Covering of woody filanta tneaaed 47. Wondering fear 41. Chesa ptecee 4. Constellatloa 10 Discover U. Exclamatloa If. Kitchen p purtenanee IT. Plaything DOWN L Own I Number 8. Crushes with the teats 4. Slim I Hsatsns 6. Siamssc olna t the home of the former's aunt. Mr. June Wlnntnghsm. at Copper. Darrel and Orval Stephenson of Butte Fall also went guest of Mrs. Wln ningham for an extended period, having returned to their home. Mr. Gay Dutton and son Paul left Wednesday for Yakima. Wash., where they will spsnd the week with friends snd relative formerly from Minnesota. They made the trip by motor, accompanying Mrs. Dutton's parent. Mr. and Mr. Moe Pate node of Medford, and her brother-in-law nd utter, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fanger of Prospect. Mr. snd Mr. Lester Throckmorton nd eon Dal of Egl Point were recent guest of Mr. snd Mr. Arl Throckmorton st Ruch. Misses Lillian Newton and Norma Cantrall of Medford wer recent overnight gut at th horn of th tatter's grandmother. Mr. Dora Salt marsh. They mad th 38 mil trip and return on bicycle. Mis Anna Heckmtn of Modoc Point spent last week hen with her grandparent. Mr. snd Mrs. M. It. Buck. Mr. Orte Phillip snd two daugh ter expected to leave during the week-end for a month' stay st Cin nabar springs Mr. snd Mr. C. W. Culy wer among those choosing to spsnd th Fourth with a family reunion nd dinner st their bom, as wer Mr. and Mr. Amos McKee. Jeea Royce. who has spent several year in TScom. has returned to the Applegate to mak hi bom, having purchased, with Daniel Myers hi prtner, the mining elelm snd bom of W. E. Dobb. Mr. Dobb expect to go to Brooking thl fall to re side. Mr. snd Mr. Dean Baltmarsh of Oak Drove, Accompanied by their tons, Melvln end Dickie, spent a short tlm camping on Llttls Apple get last week. Installation of dial telephone wa surted In the lower Appleget Mo tion last week. Work will begin Mon dsy on rebuilding the Little Apple gats line, preparatory to Accepting th new system. Mr. snd Mrs Rollsnd Smith snd Mr. snd Mrs. I. W. Kubll were smong those from th community who spent the Fourth In Ashland. Ouest Wedneeday at th bom of Mr. snd Mr. F. J. Rlppey Included Mr. snd Mrs Robert Jewell of Bsn Francisco. Clsrk Rlppey of Baker. Ore., snd Mr. snd Mr. Clyde Rlppey of Oakland. Th latter couple motor- ed to Crater Lake th Fourth. j A superb vacation with sll kind tot fun was th privilege of Charles ' and Lucille Culy, who hv returned her to their parents. Mr. snd Mr. Lout Culy, after extended abssnoe. Charles remained for a month with hi grandmother. Mrs Chsrles Mad sen, st Fort Jones Cel., and Lucille spent a week with her sunt, Mrs. Ed Pes, t Medford. Mr. end Mr. Clifford Smith spent th recent holldsy period st Crater lsk snd Diamond lake. Guest during th holldsy week end at the bom of Mr. snd Mrs. Ray Offenbacher Include Mr. snd Mrs Mike O'Shes snd Mr. snd Mr. Ed Word of Klsmsth Fslls and Mr. and Mr. Clarence Word of Green View, Cal. Mr. and Mr. Boyd Hamilton of Waavervlll. Cel., pnt th Fourth with friend snd relative on Apple gat. H. H. Farley ha returned to Little Appleget. following several week pent In Nevada. THE GRANGE , TaUnt Grang Talent H. E. club will meet Tuesday at the home, ot Mrs. Walter with covered dish din ner at .noon. There will be a business meeting snd program In the afternoon. All Grange ladles are welcome. LIVESTOCK Portland Portlnd, Or., July t (AP-0SDA) Hog: 3380: market active, around 76c higher than Friday or 61.16 higher then laat Monday; good-cholc 166-31S lb. drive-In 67.60 to mostly 67.76: one lot 6788: carloads mostly 67.76: 330-310 lb. butcher 676) .36; light light and slaughter pig 6880 6)7.38: packing ko. -6 .80: feeder pigs 88.36 M; odd head to 67. Cattle: 1880; calms 160: msrkst sctlv; strong to 38e higher: light fed steers betters and cutlery cow up most: vealers about steady; few losd medium -good fed steers 6688 6)10.80: grass-fst steer mostly 68 36 SB; oommon grade down to 8680; few grew hslfers 86.78 8 6: cutter common cow mostly 64 .36 6) .76; med-lum-wd beef cows 68 6: bull mostly 66806)738: odd hd 6780; good-cholc vlrs mainly 68; few ! 63S 6) M. Sheep: 1180: fat lamb as 80c higher: ewe stesdy to 38o up; good- choice trucked-ln lamb S8VJ9. no ear lota of It red: thin lamb on feeder account mainly 67; good ewe 63 76 8)3; common grades down to 61. Chicago Chicago. July 6. (AP-OSDAI Hogs: 16400; sctlv IS 90c higher than Friday's sversg; largely 30 co up, top 67. Cattle: 16.000: calves 1.000; fairly active trad again oa fed steers and yearlings: medium weight and welht7 ateera ateedy. top 611.76: best yearling 61180: heifer yearling 611. Sheep: 11.000; (low: good to choice hsndyweight Idaho 61086: fw best natives 610 40 80; smsll lots light nstlve ewes 8380: bulk medium snd weighty kind 83 f 3. South San frsnrlsco South Ssn Francisco, Jaly 6 (AP-USDA) Hogs: 400; Ctle; butcher mostly 78o higher than Fri day, or 61.40 higher than last Mon day: bulk 188-338 lb. California 67.78: packing sows 68e higher, up to 88 38. ctti: 400: tr cro; mostly I sda Ut-l weight eligible 8641 8) 60, steady: largely she-stock run: bout 8 car short fed heifers 68 .50; good smooth cows quoted 66 35 66; eannera snd cutter steady, 63.50 84.36, bull mostly 867. Calve: 96: good to choice testers quoted 6106)11; lughtr calves 68 509 50. Sheep: 3.300: largely shorn Iambi; early trong to 16c hlghr; 3 decke ; shorn 75 lb. lambs 66 60. sorted 10 percent IT; cholc wooled tambt ab tent, medium to eccd allgilbl t8 0 AO; thorn es mostly II 3 25. Portland Produce Portlsnd. Ore., July 6 (AP) But- ter: Prints A grade. 81 Vie lb. In perchment wrappers, 83lio In car tons; B grade, 80Vie tn parchment wrappers, 33 in carton. Butterfst: Flrat quality, maximum of M of I percent acidity, delivered In Portland. 38Vi)39c; premium quality (minimum of 46 of 1 percent acidity), S030'jc: valley routes snd country points 3a less or 37c; sec ond quality, 3c under first, or 35o. Cheese: Selling prlc to Portland retailers. Tillsmook triplets 20c lb.; loaf 31c lb. fob. Price to wholesalers: triplets IBs lb.; loaf 19o fob. Tilla mook. laigs: Buying prices extras, large m, lS'io do.; stsndsrde. Urge 15lic; extra, medium 14Vio; do standards 14 Vic Country Meet: Sailing prlc to r tellers, country-killed bogs, best butchers, 135-150 lbs.. TVicSo; veal era, fancy 13V)14o lb.: light thin, 10 13c; heavy 108)110; lambs, spring 15c; sw 48)70 lb.; good cutter cow 9o lb.: cannar cow 89o lb.i bull U)13o lb. Live Poultry: Buying price. No. 1 grade, Leghorn broiler 1V to 31b. 15c; fryers under 8 lb. 15c; fryers 3 S to 4 lb., 16o; roasters over 4 lbs , 17c: Leghorn hen over 8Vi lbs.. llVie; Lghorn hen undsr SVt lb. 10c: colored hen over 6 lb. 13VC: colored hens, 4 to 5 lbs, 13V4c; old rooalers 5c. Dressed Turkeys: Belling pries, hens No. 1. 13Vi I4'ic; torn g)10c. New Potatoes : Local 6145 orsng box. Potatoes: Deschutes 83.35; Klsm sth Fslls 63 38; local white) 99 box; Malm 6346 cental; southern yams 63.408) 3.50 erst. Hsy: Selling prlc to retaUara, al falfa No. 1, 616.50 ton; oat-bstcb 618 ton; clover 611 ton: timothy essurn Oregon, 617 18 ton; vslley timothy 614 ton, Portlsnd, Portland Wheat Portland, Ore., July 6. (API- Wheat: Open High Low Clots Sept .74". .Ttt ,74Vi Caah grain: Oats, No. I, 86 lb. whit 630.80. Barley, Kb. . 48 lb. bearded whit 618. Corn, No. 8 eastern yellow ihlpment 630. No. 1 flax 61.84V,. Cash wheat (bid): Soft whits 78c, western white) 72c, western red 73c. Herd red winter, ordinary 73c, 11 percent 78c. 13 percent 78c. 18 per cent 77c, 14 percent 79o. Hard white. Baart. 11 percent 78o, 18 percent 60c. 14 percent 81s, Todays ear receipt: wheat 33, bar ley 3, flour 10, corn 3, oats 1, hsy 1, mlllfeed 6. Chicago Wheat Chicago, July 8. (AP) Wheat: Open High Low Cloes July .76 .7BH ,76V, .1- Sept. , .77 .78 .78 .78 Uj Dec. .78 4 JO .77 .77 H Wall St. Reports New York, July 8. P) The stock market hunted unsuccess fully for a trend today as tra ders were inable to uncover any real Inspiration In either the do mestic or foreign news. Dealings and price changes were inconsequential through out and at the close slight gains and losses were fairly well bal anced. Transfers for the five hours were In the neighborhood of 290,000. Today' closing price for 83 se lected stocks follow: Al. Chem. es Dye 147 Uj Am. Csn 1, , , 66 Vs Am. Fgn. Pow ,. , , unquoted A. T. T. lsOU) Ansoonda , 18S Atch. T. 8. F. ten Bendlx Asia. , , 37 S Beth. Steel , , 74 1, Caterpillar Tract. Chrysler ..unquoted 63 N .IBS II 7, 41 48 434 IS 8614 8814, 3014 77 31H 44 S 6 16 Curtlss-Wright , DuPont Oen. Elec. Oen. Food Oen. Mot. Int. Harveet. I. T. T. Johna-Msn. Monty Ward North Amer. , Penney f J. C.) Phillip Pet Radio Sou. Pec. . Std. Brand St, Oil Cal. St. Oil n. J. Trails Amer. Union Orb. Unit. Aircraft , U. I. Steel 13 6 68 83 61H Ear Billen Off Portland, July 8. OP) Joseph Emll's adversary in a fight Saturday night had no re spect for the Queensbury rules. Emil, 24. appeared at police headquarter with his left ear I bitten off. Ha said ha bad been in a tight. LODGE NOTICES ..,-,,. ,, ,.,.. ot Pythl w,u conven, Monday. July eth. et i.Z3 p m. V! members are rrquetet tc ttn j . bers welcome. Visiting mem- CARPENTERS LOCAL. M7 meet A. p of L Hall first and thud Pttdty ssch month, visiting member wel come. Meteorological Report rorecsst Medford snd vicinity: Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday, cooler Tuesday. Oregon: Partly cloudy tonight snd Tuesday, overcast on coast snd un settled so th north coast, cooler Interior of west portion Tuesday. gentl vartabl wind off th cossa. Loral Dsts Temperature s year ago todays highest 94, loweet 55. Total monthly preclpltstton. trace; deficiency for the month, .14 Inches Total precipitation since Septem ber 1. 1939, 33.48 Inches: excess for the season 4.78 Inchee. Relative humidity st 8 p. m. yes terday 18 percent; 6 s. m. today 70 percent. Tomorrow: sunns 4:43 a. m, sun set 7:48 p. m. Ohservetlnns Tae-n at 4:80 a. i to Meridian Tims. Boise Boston h Chlcsgo Denver -Eureka . Havre , 84 , 88 . 81 . 78 . 87 . 84 67 87 67 88 80 88 87 68 68 66 78 84 48 83 68 83 80 63 60 40 Cloudy J00 Cloudy XK Cloudy .00 Cloudy XK) Cloudy .00 P Cloudy M P Cloudy .00 Clear j00 Cloudy j00 P Cloudy jOO P Cloudy .00 Clear Xtt P Cloudy XK Clear .00 Cloudy .00 Cloudy JOO P Cloudy jOO Clear jOO F Cloudy Los Angeles 81 Medford 83 New York 88 Omaha 63 Phoenix 11S Portland 81 Reno 88 Roeeburg 87 Sslt Lsk 100 Ssn Francisco 68 Sesttl 76 Spokane 88 Wash., D. C 88 Wanatcb . Radio Highlights By 'Associated Pra (Time la Pacific Standard) Tonight: Europe, CBS 4:95, 8:30 east; WJZ-NBC 6; MBS 6. Tuesday: Europe NBC 4 a.m. 9:45 a.m.; CBS 4 a.m., 2:43 p.m. All-star baseball game - WABC-CBS, WJZ-NBC MBS chain 11:19 a.m., from St. Louis. The Oregon State highway commission, in cooperation with Oregon State college Radio Sta tion KOAC, la sponsoring a ser ies ot broadcasts designed to In form vacationists where to tra vel to enjoy the scenic beauties and recreational advantages of the state. According to Burton Hulton, director of KOAC agricultural programs, who ia In charge of the recreational broadcasts, Med ford is one of the communities to be represented on future pro grams. The broadcasts may be heard over KOAC from 9 to 10 pjn. dally excepting Sunday, 9HSHUP VICTIM Klamath rails, July 8 (- Norma Riddle, 20, was killed yesterday in the plunge ot an automobile from an 80-foot road fill. Steve Swain, the driver, was seriously Injured and Stella Swain, 4, was badly shaken. The trio, Beatty Indiana, went over the fill after Swain's lights failed as he attempted to dim inem for an oncoming car. Card of Thanks Tb family of Walter Andreeen acknowledge with grateful apprecia tion the kind expressions of symps thy during our recent bereavement. waiter Andresen ana family; j. r. I rimer snd family. Closing urn tor 100 Lets to Clssv sity Ads is I M p. m canted cn caw VvTrfcouv woiHng...Pov k sock Isi eiy poymseti fined to your hv coen. Your car nsset o be M poid for. Ssduc row preterit peymenti. Why ael ask wtt Cccnincrcial FisMMt CasxratiOSS IMti a, Hal street. MeSlavg 81. l.h-rMr 8f.S6 E ArSK