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Newspaper Page TextPAGE NINE Want to Bay, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It's Filled With Opportunities ! MEDFORD MATL TRTBUNT, MEDFORD, OREGON. TUESDAY, JULY 9, 1940. Bead mn u 00 P you wtU prubanlv nnd siactlj in thinn rou nsv on look mg toi ' ,0 unused article! may BmT Search foul tuc m store- room you may tna many thing other en sawting and to rullu immediate eaan U what fou want wot nen, advertise lot It Tnount Clae lfid AO an ineipenalv RATES rer word flnt Insertlun la (Minimum tie) Each additional Insertion, per word - . (Minimum lc -Per tine per muntb without copy change CASH or money order musi ae company ell maU order elauitied adj. LOST AND FOUND BORROWERS, please return bridge tables Immediately to Frank Perl. LOST I female black and tan hound, 1 male black and tan hound and Uiepherd. Reward. Phone 38-F-31. Jacksonville.. F. B. McBee. LOST White Collie male dog. partly sheared and clipped, collar not on. Reward. Phone 8-F-13. REPORT lost ootja. animal cruelty cases Humane Suclety Phune 1MB WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Ranch hand, help with chores; board and room. 15 month. Give experience and age. Box 2S87. Tribune. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED-Mlddle-aged l"", cook, in all luchroom. keep and -vases. ruww . Riverside. DEMONSTRATOR SALESLADY, over 25 year. Splendid opportunity; no sat. work, good pay. Write Boi 2230, MaU Tribune. WANTED Woman for housework and cooking on ranch. Mr. R. B. Rjchman. Central Point. Phone 242. WANTED All-around girl. Call morn ings. Mickey Mnuse Cafe. WANTED SITUATIONS SITUATION WANTED Eperlenced In clerking and fry cooking, drive truck or tractor. Roy Ackerlund, 208 W. Jackson. WANTED Position taking care chil dren. 317 W. Jackson. WANTED Lot with tree. Sr. High district; give location, best prlc lor cash. Tribune Box 2025. GENERAL office work wanted by young woman with business train ing, some experience. Relerence. Tel 379-R-2. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED TO BUY Small Improved acreage. 6500 to 8S0O. 6100 down, balance monthly..Box 1846 Tribune. WANT best Improved acreage 61000 cash will buy. Box 1845, Tribune. RESPONSIBLE lady would care for apartment house for rent. Refer ences. Phone 911-Y. NOTICE Have a crew of 20 thin ners. Will contract or thin by day. Phone 151. Wltherow. WANTED Oraln combining and hay grinding. Carl Bostwlck, Talent. WANTED Milk cooler. Mrs. R. E Rlchman. Central Point. Phone 242. WANTED Pipe. 300 ft. Vi In. gal.: 200 ft. l' black or gal. W. Arm- priest, Jacksonville. WANTED Baby calve. Phone 452-R-2. WANTED TO RENT 4-room partly furnished house, pasture for one cow: during fruit season. Write H. I Knapp. Jacksonville. ATTENTION DAIRYMEN I have apeclal equipment for white washing. Do It for lees. Phone 833, McOonagle. WANTED Peaches, Apricots. Cher ries. Plums, etc. Any amount. Growers Msrket. Phoenix. WANTED A furnished cabin at Lake o' the .ods during July. H. S. Deuel. Vslley Fuel Co. WANTED. Ml those who want furniture get oil rrj-es- it will pay you. hOLBROOK. FURNITURE. II North Front. PBune 1980 WANTED TO LEAsE or BUY Small placer property Box 1751 Tribune WANTED Furd Model A car ebaaals for rebuilding, any condition. Box 306 Tribune WANTED Wool, mohair nidae and pait Medlord Bantam House. 27 North Grape St Phone li)62 we pv mois cash Pot Youi Furt.iture IUKMHI Kll AM'KtWS 6tb and Front Pbone 647 WELL DRILLING 61 50 per ft first 60 ft. ste J M IXXU 619 King WANTED Dressmaking alteration Katharine SetterLe Singer Shop 32 South Urape PMT PHII . PAID fn 7'J it ruiturs r,.r Ft KM 1 1 KB Phone Iist-J HtfiHtM rtf PHII t PAID p. Youi r-uMiiture MMH)Kli H.m.IN HOI R 37 N O'a- rT Phuoe 13 TOR hENT HOUSES FOR P.ENT FrnxUthed house. No 1 Evrete Court. ACu.u only. Phone FVP-NISHED HOUSE 3 hedroorra. Com la. 11 U Go. 10 Qiuaoe ftk FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT Two 3-room house for rent. On furnished. 812; one un- furnished. 8134- 319 Wibut. Phone 4SS-R. FOR RENT Modem 6-roora atuoco I house. Basement furnace. Clean. Adulu. 626 Pine. FOR RENT Modern 8-room house. Jacksonville highway. Inquire Roy 1. Ganfieid, first house north How ard school. FOR .vENT Houses from 110 UD. Including some chci.e acreage tract. Edwin P. Hughes. Real Estate Agency. 709 North Riverside FOR RENT Nicely furnished 6 -room house. 422 So. Ivy. SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE. Inquire ua oo. uaaaaie. FOR RENT Modern 8-rooro house, eloee in. stove included. Phone 1227-J FOR RENT 4-room partly furnished house. Thomaa road across from Dark' Grocery. FOR RENT 6-room house. Uth. Phone 1848-J. FOR RENT Small furnished house. Also a apartment. 410 Hamilton Street. RENT Attractive 3-room b o u a e. modern, redecorated; lawn, shrub bery. 200 West Jackson. FOR RENT 4-room furnished bouse Inquire 203 Clark St. FOR RENT 6 .room modern house at 920 So Holly Pbone 18 SMALL FURNISHED DUPLEX, hot water and garbage service. H. L. Cook. 10 Quince St. FOR RENi APARTMENTS FOR RENT 4-roora furnished apart ment with batb. $12.50 per month, water paid. Inquire 1028 Court. COOL 1-room furnished apartment, private entrance, water, llghta paid, 69. 340 Haven. TWO-ROOM FURNISHED APART MENT Llghta and water paid, 612 monh. 245 So. Central. 2-ROOM modern furnished apart ment. Adult. 125 N. Holly. APARTMENT 3 room and bath. 615. 216 Apple. Phone 1330-R. APARTMENT FOR RENT. 114 Almond ATTRACTIVE furnished apartment Vnlom FOR RENT Apartment. 334 Apple. NEWLY renovateu furnished apart ment In Mall rrlbune building Shower, water paid Very reason able rent Apply at Tribune office FOR RENT Furnished apartment: hot water, bath, llghta. refrigerator. Adult. 912 S Oakdale. NICELY furnished apartment Elec tric range and frlglJalre. 2 large rooms, kitchen, bathroom, fire place. Newly renovated. Hot and cold water furnished Mall Tribune Bldg. Call at Tribune office. MODERN furnished apartment. Quinoe St 10 GE BAUER APTS th at Oakdale j Prestige, courtesy, with comfort able modern borne. Furnished or ) unfurnished. Moderate prices By i day. week or month. Phone 713-Y COOL furnished apartment, private bath. Frlgldalre. 806 W. Main. VAWTER APARTMENTS 5 room unfurnished Heat, hot water complete electric kitchen. 642 50. lease Phone 1108. FURNISHED, cool Insulated apt Adults onlv. no doas 503 9 Holly FOR HENT Furnished Rooma FOR RENT Furnished sleeping rooms with bath. Clean, cool and redeco rated. 124 Tripp St. ATTRACTIVE ROOMS. 404 S Grape FOR RENT Room. 82 50 week Pri vate entrance 408 Edwards FOR RENT HOARD ROOM NICE FRONT ROOM and ?ood board In private home for lady. 622.60. Phone 1977-J. BOARD AND ROOM. 328 K Riverside ROOM AND BCARD 716 E Main 61 per day FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Weed Burner, also Elec tric waxen. Hansen Hardware. FOR RENT Adjoining office room to my oilice. witn separate en trance, size 15'xl9', with toilet and lavatory. 816 a month. Charlen R. Ray. Room 217, Medford Bldg Phone 303. FOR RENT Meadow pasture. J. Oreb, Eagle Point, Oregon. FOR RENT Store funding and two office rooma See Al Uttrell or Roland Huobard FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR 2? ALE Preen cows, calves. Joe N. Wright, Point. Pbone 134. second Central FOR SALE 10 aowe to farrow In July and August; also 40 feedera. Ms-p R-inTh Centra! Point. FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE 38 White Leghorn pul leu. 2 -mo. Faber's Farm era" Sup ply, 8th and Bartlett. FOR SALE Dryden Barred Rock pul leta. ready to lay. Can supply un related cockerels. Mrs. R E. Car ley. rTt door north Snper-Y Msrket TOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Home, furnished or un furnished. Bargain. 413 Laurel, FOR SALE or LEASE Income prop erty, fine location. Mutt sacrl.Mre because of aicJtnese, P. O. Box No. 778. SACRIFICE Modern 4-room house well built tad attractive. Key et 413 Western. FOR SALE COTTAGE, Lia O" Woods. 8 rooma and porch, fur niaheJ. 1000 cafh. Write 1343 Worden Avenue. Klamath Falla. Oregon. Fa-?. SALE 160 acres land, pine and j it timoer. 13 mi.es S'E Anlared. a m:d off travel read 82200 caah JL u BU. fteoote. Ore0- CLOSING TIME For SUNDAY Too Lai o Cla-s'.'r WANT ADS is 6:00 P.M. SATURDAY PLEASE REMEMBER FOR SALE REAL ESTATE IF YOU are wanting te buy or eeil real estate, see L. o. Plckeu, JO So. Bartlett. Pbone 866. FOR SALE 2 acre In clover, Irri gated. Improved, 8650 Terms .or will rent. A. F. Flower. 112-E-12. FOR SALE or LEASE Quarts and placer claims, good pay ore, email Ball mill, plentv of water: quan tity ore blocked. P. O. Box 263, Yreka, California. CITY and country properties. RENT-. ALS LOANS INSURANCE C a Butterfleld 409 Medford BulldiLg FOR 8ALE CHEAP 7 lots In Rose Park addition. Writ p O Box 128. East Ely, Nevada. FOR SALE Roomy house, excellent condition. Bullt-lns, laundry tuba. Trees, lawn. Close to high and grade schools. Easy terms. Inquire 516 So. Ivy. IN CORVALLIS. a nine-room house. partly furnished, with two haO rooma. two blocka from campus Price 63000 cash Address P B. Sandoz. 612 S. 13th St, Corvallla. Oregon. HOUSES FOR dAlJt tn Medtord ard surrounding town Easy tern. Jackson County Federal Seeing and Loan Association. WHEN you tbink of real tt think of Brown 41 Whit FEDERAL LAND BAKU FARMS Convenient term List available at National Farm Loan Office Hollv Theatre Butldlrut Medford FOR EXCHANGb Real Eatala TRADE Attractive 5-room modern bungalow In Medford for home with acreage on Rogue river. What have you? Write Box 1851 Tribune. SELL OR TRADE EQUITY In Im proved 6 acres, 2 miles out. Want 1 to 3 acrea close. Will assume some. Box 1862 Tribune. FOR TRADE Quartz claim for car not older than 1929 or 1930. Ad- dre-s Bot 1H79 Msl! Tribune. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE The very beet of baled aiiaira. tor aio. come and get it. Jim Gregg, Central Point. 35 V-8 SEDAN, new battery, brake, tire. 6250. Terms. 122 So. Grape. FOR 8 ALE or will trade for cow. young stock or heep Wlllye Knlght sedan, new rubber. In excellent condition. Trelchler, Cen tral Point. SKINNER'S DEPENDABLE USED CARS 1937 Chrysler Imperial Cone. Coupe low mileage good rubber and motor, very clean 6575 BUICKS 1939 Special Sedan look and run like new, only 20.000 mile, a real buy, only 8945 1637 Century Sedan a big powerful motor, good rubber, body and paint clean, radio and beater -.6595 1938 Ford Station Wagon the beet car Ford bullae: a combination passenger and commercial car; In good condition 75 SKINNER'S OARAOE Open Evenings and Sunday Bulck Car CMC Trucka Pbone 103 1937 FORD COCPB Perfect condi tion, will sscrlftre. Telephone Ash lard S191. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Used bedsteade and rock lng chairs: also window shades. Csll Hotel Medlord. FOR BALE Caah re filter, comp'ittnf ecalea. ahow caaea. display at and, etc. Inquire Shell Station. Horn brook. Calif. rOFt SALE bienhelm aprtcota. Oeo.ga Alford, Fern Valley. BOYSENPERRIES Wc, youf con tainer. B. V. Ooodroad, Weat Stew art Ave. FOR 6 ALE Bun JackaonvUie. Kenney. WEOUAN UPRIGHT PIANO, buy. Phone 1424-R. Good DOORS. WINDOWS, pipe fitting, pipe, fruit Jar, ueds. floor cover, lru?. everything for the home Jack's Secondhand Store, 103 So Grape. Late cabbage kale, brocc.ll 30 Laurel CSED gaaollne en trine washer only 4 month old, bargain. Lees Radio and Electric. SON Q BIRDS 1137 Weat Us In St FOR SALE Davenport and radio. 88 33 6o Orarure OLD growth body fir. any length very reasonable Tel 3071. Custom grain binding Pbone 697 -J-8 Pipe and Pi'tinrf New and Used Laro etock AH sum Get Oil pncee MEDUIU BAROAXF ftOt'H 37 N Orape St Phone 1089 REAL BUYS tn uaed clothing 1406 No Rra:de arrnaa from Beck's Bakery NU WAY Uiur-n ana tph;stenng i Ca Paaue 36. 3 Wee 8Uk t BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES HERE Is an excellent opportunity for someone. Complete automotive hop and service station In a busy southern Oregon town, with mod ern home. Price 611.000, 650O0 down, balance reasonable terms, net 63500 annually or better; re tiring. Write Box 2376. Medford Mall Tribune. MOST SELL lev eream and confec tionary buelneaa 61000 hand.ee See Hansen. 134 N Riverside Also other choice li5t!res PERSONAL PSYCHIC Card Readings. 60c dally except g'.ttiday. 532 So. Fir. MISCELLANEOUS COMMERCIAL SPRAYINO of all kinds, alo colu wter painting and whitewashing. Phone Wlthrow 151. Electmlui Clesner Service Ph 1056 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Auio Loan ADVANTAGES OF OUR CAR LOAN PLAN L Mo Interest charged la advance 1 Your own Insurance accepted 6, Car doea not have to be paid for. a. You get the money la ten min ute. 6. Special low summer payment. 6. You deal direct and save money See W E- THOMAS. Manager OREGON FINANCE CO. At Our Main Office 46 South Central. Phone 139. License No M-217. $20 TO $1,000 , On Your Car 1932 to 1940 Model oar . and light trucka 1 to IB Monlha to Repay CONSUMERS CREDIT CO. HAROLD H BROWN AOENCY Agent 126 Eat Main M 236 Phone 607. AUTO LOANS You get cr..ck at once CARS BOLGH1 and 80LD. P T "Jerry- YOUNG Motor Investment Co. License M-274. Tel. 159. 234 East 9th. CAR LOANS Solve your financial problem by refinancing jt burrowing LOANS ON CARS 1933-1939 Trl-State Acceptance Corp License M- 253 MARK A. GOLDY 109 E Main Phone 728. Dressmaking THE FASHION SHOl Dressmaking Fur Remw1ennn Buttons and Buckiea covered Room 303 0 8 Nst Bank Blag Tel 1181 Expert Window Cleaner LEI JOE DO IT house cleaner Floor waxing Joe opence rnone t i n PERSONAL LOANS VACATION MONEY 1f.il LoftD eMllT repaid 7O ylvv in mo. payment of (C Oene Thomaa aaya: "(Jet enough to pay up present bllta and have a swell vacation. We'll cooperate with a low pay ment achedule.' From 15 to S300 See Oene Thomaa. nwrr. of OREGON FINANCE CO. Lie. No. 8-211 45 80. Central. Phona 139. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS 4T. Serpenta At. Human hotlBe 1 Hair ointment I Slnd ,.ft-bMU l- St"1 cUuet hold oa 11 Mountain where the Ark landed 14 Deference tt. Symbol for radium 14 Constituent U. Note ot the scale II Pronoun II L'ntven 33. Color 13 Burn 15 Negatlre J4. ComrsloB 17. BtPn; prefix tt Epie poem 11 Br II Yellow oeher 14 B penitent 17 Grinding tooth It. Piece of btie-a-brae 19 Charm I Crony II Italian river 14 Table land 13. Genus of fresh water ducka Dowry SS Stif 17. pepressfos bstween mountain peaks FS Conjunction ti Rested 41 8H J At the side of 44. Mountain near Jerusalem 44. Ran away secretly (7. Contradict DOWN 1 French eJty 8 Mska speeches: humorous I Mother 4 F.t'st I Valley 4 Everlasting T. City In Dels ware 8 Sharpen lng atone i 5 13 M 1 A l 7 a 1 ft u TT 1 s -z 7 a n .- 3 -j'zr j; 5T n r 3 J7" ST 5- (j, 5 a a 2j t: iT"33T r ? TTTT jy- jj- rTj a rit a a s 5 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Piano and Organ Instruction APOLLO PIANO STVDIO Piano and Organ, classic and modern. B-st in So. Oregon. 131 So. Orap St. Phone 11W Rooting WE REPAIR or apply any type of roof Psoco rtooftnaa. Shingles Costings nd Paint Wall Paper Ekerenn Paint -nd Roof Co. 68 So ".-left Tel 4S Stocks and Bonds ONLY STOCK ticker service in Oregon outald of Portland con tinuous quotation during market hours M N Hogan at Co.. 814 E Mnln St. Mfdford Transfer CITY TRANSFER at STORAGE CO Household moving and general hauling 29 S Orap Phone 2050 day or night. DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE 40 S Fir Street Insured Carrier Local and Long Distance Hauling Phone 644 EAD8 TRANSFER at STORAGE CO Office 16 boutb Fir Plione 816 Price right Service guaranteed FURNITURE MOVING AND STOR AGE We bave Van moving equip ment for local and long distance hauling Dry and clean atorage (concrete building) with apeclal locker rooms at low rates SAMSON cTORAOE WAREHOUSE Phone 833. LEGAL NOTICES. Ordinance No. 3415. AN ORDINANCE declaring the as sessment on the property benefited for the coat of laying water main on B:rkeley Way from East Main Street outh to Woodlwn Drive, and direct ing the recorder to enter a statement thereof In the city water main lien docket, and publish a notice thereof required bv the charter. CITY OF MEDFORD DOTH ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: Section 1. WHEREAS the council did heretofore by resolution declare Ite Intention to lay a six Inch water main on Berkeley Way from Eaat Mam Street aouth to Woodlawn Drive, and to aasesa the cost thereof on the property fronting on said portion of said street In propor'.lon to the front ave of said nroperty and did fix the time and place for hearing of pro tests against the laying of aaia water main on said street and the assess ment of the cost thereof aa aforesaid, and WHEREAS said resolution wa duly postd and published tu required by Section llo or the chirter of utd citv. and WHEREAS a meetln? or tne coun- i ctl waa held at the time and place fixed in said resolution for the pur pose of considering any such protests, but no protesta were at such time, or at any time, made to or received by the council to the laying of said water main or the assessing of the cost thereof as aforesaid, and said council has considered the matter and deeminft that asld water main waa and Is of mutual benefit to said cltr and that all nroperty to be as sessed therefor will be benefited thereby to the extent of the probable amount of the resoectlve assessments to he levied e?atnst said property, did order 4ld water main laid, and WHEREAS the cost of aaid water main to be so assessed has been and hereby is determined to be the sum of 1.11S15. NOW. THEREFORE. It Is hereby determined that the proportionate chare of the cost of lavlru? said water main of each parcel of the property frotln on ssld street as aforesaid la the amount set opposite the de scrlntlon of each oleca or parcel of land below and that each pieoe or ! a-"l land la hene'lted by the j laying of aatd water main to the run extent of the amount so set opposite each piece or parcel, and that the resoectlve amounts repre sent the proportionate benefits of said water msln to each piece of property, and also the proportional frontaee thereof on aald portion of said street, and the council does her?bv declare each of th parcels of property described below and each of the aama la hereby assessed the amount set opposite each respective description for the cost of laying said wat?r r tain. a 11 mm rr of VeMTient for Water Mai-1 on Berkeley Wit From Fat Ma.,i South to Woodlawn Drive: Cross -Word Puzzle Solution of Yeaterdaya P utile AiTIORKaLEiAS EAD AlRfejBll NjOie, fejAjBRpjM;AN JjEjL! lAtw'LntiH'E.RiESfaPiEiP 8. Norwsaisn territorial dlvls'on 18. STols of ths stale 1L Beroa IX Tnin an8 vibrant It. Lew 10. inert for a man' name tl. Opnsht part of a eteir 14. Subsequent Mlllnss 8S. la ftnersl favor IS fatigues t Nut SL Anrlsnt arlns vessel II Ms!, cat 11 Pinch H Also II irr.sutsr pieces 11. Cui.foctad 41. Uasa et rr.olttii flass b.fnr It Is blows 41 Pouch 41. I.'n-dried brick 4t Town In Qu.hee fro; nee, anaIa M Oon by 1! Ceslr. wronffully II The chosen M Intsrpr.t: archale 14 Cancel SI Tear on a sam a Burrow 41 Con.'M.ntly I. 0i4 Domlnloa stale, aebr. H0BpSjH;AirlTpPAN A N I pLTlTiE'RfejL I E sieIttFe'sPi tiaIlyJ R;Ag i E DHSiH ElA TiH E QGrlEST ACVEjA L AR T Wg E E 1 K jsKW A r!e eln e eJpWTt s'ElNlAiTiOiRLlEiA S:E Contract Price . S1.I90 75 , 20 30 00 Advertising Interest on Warranta Publishing Notice of meat 91.365 63 Lees contribution by Water Dept. 250 00 61.11663 Frontage Assessed 809 8 feet Cost per lineal foot of frontage assessed 61.378 Aswtenient for a Six Inch Water Main on Berkeley Way rrnm Eat Main atreet Bulii u Voodl: Drlte: Assessment No. t Commerclsl Finance Corp. Lot 10. Block 3. of 6lsklyou Height Addition to the City of Medford. Frontage 68.5 feet. Rate per foot. 61 378. Amount due 894.37. Aetmrnt So. 8 D. D. Randall Lot 8 and 9. Block 3. of Slaklyou Helnhta Addition to the City of Med ford. Frontage 137 0 feet. Rate per foot SI 378 Amount due 6188.74. Assessment No. 8 Harry and Armtnta R. Olsen Lote 6 and 7. Block 8. of Siskiyou Heights Addition to ths City of Med. ford. Frontage 156 6 feet. Rate per foot 61 378. Amount due 6315.61. Assessment No. 4 Walter E. and Dorothy T. Hoppe West 90 feet of lota 10. 11. and 12 of Block 4. of Slaklyou Height Addition to the City of Medlord. Frontage 800 feet. Fate par foot 81.378. Amount due 6110 22. Assessment No. 6 Mary A. and Edward F. Webber Landa In Block 4. Slaklyou HeMhta Addition, a described In Jackson County Deed Records. In Volume 187. page 354. less lsnd described In Jackson County Deed Records. Vol ume 222. at pages 333 and 603. Front ae 2478 feet. Rate per foot 61-878. Amount due 6341 39. Assessment No. 6 Edwin H. and Sarah R. Janney Lands In Block 4. Siskiyou Height Addition aa described In Jackson County Deed Record. In Volume 223 paeea 332 and 60S. Frontsge 1200 feet. Rate per foot 81.378. Amount due 6165.32. Section 2. The Recorder of the City of M?1ford 1 herebv directed to enter a itatement of said several assess ments in the water main Hen docket of ald City. Passed by the City Council and signed bv me In open session In authentication of its pasaags this 2nd day of July 1940. C. C. FURNAS. Mayor. Attest: M L. ALFORO. Recorder. Approved by me this 2nd dsy of Jul,. 1940. o o roBf)Ag Mayor. Not lew To tht owner, or reputed owner. 'of each parcel of property dwrlbed ! in the foregoing Ordinance, aa nmed therein, ana in me uicn uru.cy by said Ordinance as recorded in the Docket of City uens: Timi are herebv notified that assessment declared by the foregoing Ordinance haa been mada nd the i.inri therefm- entered in tha City Lien Docket, and that the same U 4ii fi mu ar herebv required to oay tha aama to tha City Recorder within ten dava from the service of this notice which service is made bv publication of the forwtoing Ord inance ana inis nmiw the Medford Mali Tribune, pursuant to an order of the City Council of aatd Cltv. 8,ne" U T, ALFORD. City Recorder Pomona Grange On July 21 the annual Po mona picnic will be held In the park at Eagle Point, mis par is on the creek across from the Grange Hall and Is shady and cool. Eagle Point Grange Is pro viding tables and benches and the grounds committee, conv nosed of John Hoist and W. G, Howes are to be commended in their selection of this spot. Al) Grangers are reminded of the change in date to July zi which was necessary due to conflicting dates. ' A new attraction this year Is the horse-shoe tournament with teams entered by the sub ordinate Granges of the coun ty. Prlres are being offered for first, second and third places. . This year the younger chil dren will have chances to win prizes In various "hunts". Games and contests for the older folks will be about the same as in past years, namely: hog calling, husband calling, Grange with the largest percen tage of Its members present, the newest married couple of Grangers, the largest Grange family, all members above 14 years of age to be members of the Grange, the boy with the reddest hair, girl with the red dest hair, tallest man, fattest man, the best "tall story stller" j and many other contests. Just be there, you may be able to win a prize. Activities will start at 11 a.m., but lunch will not be served until 1 p.m. to give all a chance to get there. Pomona lecturer Is devoting much time to this affair and urges all Grangers to come out and make this the best picnic ever. 2 NEW APRICOT BOXES LISTED AS STANDARD Salem (U P) Two new aorlcot containers are now standard boxes for shipment of apricots the state department of agri culture announced. A public hearing wag held in The Dallea to discuss standard' Izatlon of the two boxes and It was decided to allow their use because eastern consumers have become familiar with similar containers used by California growers. Cm Mail Tribune want ada. AT THE National Capitol WITH John W. Kelly CONTINUED FROM PAOE ONE tire time for many weeks to new deal politics. Wirti is from Texas and left his office originally to go to the Lone Star State and tiy to take the convention delegation away from John Nance Garner. So preoccupied has Wlrtz been in promoting the third term that he has not had time to place Bonneville in the na tional defense picture. REGULAR steamer service out of Columbia river to the Orient should be an accomplished fact within a few weeks or months. Th proposition Is now hinging on the American President Line (govern ment subsidised), operating out of San Francisco. Federal Maritime Commission op poses a line operating out of the Columbia and another out of Putget Sound. Because of this position by the commission the American Mall Line, out of Puget Sound, and Port land Intereste have come to an un derstanding. The plan 1 to have American Mall Una furnlth alternate sailings from Puget Sound and Co lumbia river, with Portland repre sented on the board of directors. There is much bulk cargo In the Orient destined for San Francisco. It is now being hsndled bv foreign flag ships. The American Mall Line want to bring this eastbound bulk cargo to San Francisco, discharging there before proceeding to Columbia river or Puet Sound. Under the regulations of the maritime commis sion the American President Line hss a monopoly and the American Mali Line cannot bring cargo to San Francisco without the consent of the American President Line. This latter Una operates passenger stesmers which srs not squlpped to bsndle bulk cargo. In addition to which soma of ths bulk csrgo baa to be picked up st outport where the passenger stesmers do not touch snd In plsces where they could not enter. Here 1 cargo business ths Amer ican President Line Is tn no position to deal with, but It must consent to the American Mall Line enjoying tha business or the Utter is shut out of San Francisco. Consent can be given by William Olbbs McAdoo, president (at 29.000 a year) of th President line, or a hearing ordered, on application of the American Mall Line, which would consume several weeks. AS a sidelight: American Mall Una sold two of It hlps to ths Belgium government, then before that deal was closed Heir Hitler moved In. Nest th two boats were sold to France, and that deal waa knocked galley west by tha German Invasion. The two boata finally ware disposed of to the navy a auxiliary vessels. POR many yeara Oeorge Smith haa neen tn a river ror senator ana Mrs. McNarv and daughter Charlotte. In all that time h haa never dented a fender, which la a world wonder In Washington. D. C. After tha Ore. ton senator waa nominated at Phil. adelphla, a friend Inquired of Oeorge: "With Senator McNary nominated for vie president, what doea that make you?" Ortnned Oeorge, "Uncomfort able. pco haa decided that there cannot oe too many radio stations. Un der th new policy station owner have no assurance that they win not have competition and the first thing some of the sxlatins stations will know la that someone haa filed for a franchise and tha FCC will make ths decision without a bearing. Prospect, July 9. (Sd1 Among those spending the 4th in Ashland were Mr. and Mrs David Neville and four chil dren. Dm Kavlll spent a week recently aa guaat of WUmer Robertson In Medford. Mr. and Mra. Waldo Ny and two children spent th Fourth with friends In Klamath county. Upper Rofua Drang wilt meet July 18. Twenty-five members of th com munity were recently vaccinated for smallpox t th Townee nd hall aa tha school nun had reported that Mrs. Ruben Moors was 111 with small pox. Howvr, lter, tha county doe- tor pronounced Mr. Moor' Illness waa not emallpox. Sevaral new cabins are being con structed along the highway batwMD Cascade Oorge and th Jentaav null by mill employee. Mr. and Mr, wai ter Smith and family hare already moved from Cascade Oorse into theirs. Copoo I cloning th brush from thslr right-of-way with a bulldoaer thla year. It Is faster and more f fctlv than the old way of cutung It out by band. Ruben Moon was called home last week from his work on the Diamond lake hKihwy by Mra. Moon's serious lUnea. Bruce Ortev spent Saturday In Medford on bualn. Cost of Government Salem (U.R) Oregon's per cap ita expenditure for state gov ernment In the 1937-38 biennial period was S97.72 compared with $114 28 in Washington lot the 1937-38.19 b.ennial period, the state Ux couunuuion re ported. I Prospect Meteorological Report Forces st s Medford snd vicinity: Prtly cloudy tonight snd Wednesday; little change In temperature. Oregon: Partly eloudy tonight and Wednesday, unsettled on coast, Uttla change In temperature, gentle south erly wind off the coaat. Local Data Temperature a year ago today! nignest It., .s, ji 60. Total monthly precipitation, trace: deficiency for the month. .16 Inchea. Total precipitation alnce Septem ber 1, 1939. 32 49 Inches; excess for ths season. 4.70 Inches. Relative humidity at B p. ra. yes terday ao percent; ft a. m. today 69 percent. Tomorrow: sunrise 4:44 a. m., sun set 7:41 p. m. Ohservstlons Tafr-n st 4:30 a- m I to Meridian Time. B a 2 XX 1 5 Boise Boeton . Chicago Denver Eureka Havre Los Angeles. Medford New York . Omaha Phoenix Foreland Reno Roseburg Salt Lake M San Francisco 64 Seattle 81 Spokane .. 03 Wash., D. 0 tt Wenatchee Griffin Creek Griffin Creek, July 9. fSpl) The community extends sin cere sympathy to R. R. Guchea and family In their recent be reavement. Mrs. Bffls Bergman waa down from McMlnnvlll to attend her mother funeral. She tm ha on leg In a cast from a car accident some months ago which fractured both leg. Sheldon Mulr ta confined to the Community hospital with an Injured back caused by a fall from a ladder while thinning fruit. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Kim motored to Klamath Pall tha Fourth and pent th day with their son BUI, who 1 a patient than In tha hos pital with a broken leg. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Baumgannar and son Bobble, from Arnold. Cat, pent the week-end her vlalUng rel aUvea. Mr. and Mr. Henry Mulr and family and Mr. Mulfe mother spent tha Fourth at Lake of th Woods. Jerry Keep of Cottage Grove vis ited friend here over th 4th of July. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Toll and children Knnoth and Murlal spent tha Fourth at Dead Indian Soda Springe, along with other friend. Mlaa Bettl Brown waa a dinner guest Sunday et Mis Florence Green on Losler lane. In th afternoon thy and Kvalyn Brockaway attended the B.TF.U. rally at Ashland. Mr. and Mra. O. M. Whit and daughter Dean vttted Sunday after noon at th home of Mr. and Mra. Tompklna. Callers at th J. D. Brown home Sunday wr Mr. and Mra. G us tin, Mr. and Mra. Carl Bohl, Mr. and Mra. C. M. Whit and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Broun. Mrs. Nora Val entine and Mrs. Don Broun. HORSE VACCINE Salem AI.R) After an ex tensive check of enceplialomye litis vaccine offered for sale In Oregon the state department of agriculture warned horse own ers to watch the dates of tha vaccine they use. The vaccine deteriorates rath er quickly, the department said, and much of the present stock is too old to be effective. Last year only three million of the five milllion doses that were manufactured were used, which over that is still being offered left a two-million dose carry. for sale. Any vaccine with this year's date should be effective the de partment said, but even that should be under refrigeration. MM" WHWworHog...ferr bock la) easy porvaentt fifted to roue v CO". Youf car need nor be Mr paid far. Radix yeev prtnt eeymenn. Why eel oik wst Commercial riiUM dry tttiem . litre - Mala Strews, Mrdfnrd Minn 81. 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