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Newspaper Page TextPAGE NINE Want to Buy, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It's Filled With Opportunities! r MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUNT. MEDFORD, OREGON. TUESDAY, JULY 16, 1340. L i i mn ao p . iou srul prooaorj Ctno esactlj um mints r B Dn 1001 " m. toe of sei u4 unused srucles iou msi Be SsmroB four tue 01 store-room rou Rod B"' UUDI' otbei are wetins and oe eDl to realise imoiMuu case. U (Ut ou went unt ber. advertise for I Tribune Clae. dfltd Ad ar uieipQi eXfecum RATES ret wufd tint Insertion lc (Minimum tar) Cadi additional Insertion, per ward C . (Minimum We) Per Hh pn month without cop chant CASH or mony order mull ac company all mall ordai clauliitd ad. LOST AND FOUND REPORT lost do?s. animal cruelty easea Humane Society. Phone 1618. LOST Elgin wrist watch, with gold link chain: J. B. S. engraved on back. Eddy Wollan. K. P. hall. BORROWERS. p.ease return bridge isbles Immediately to FranK Perl WANTE.D KEMALE HELP WANTED Experienced waitress at Hotel Jackson. WANTED Olrl for general house work and care of children. Steady employment. Phone 2-14. Central Point. ; WANTED SITUATIONS mnuiH wmiM like llsht housework, lore for a h"me than wages. Call at 803 Kin; bt. jADY wanta position as companion or practical nursing. Ihone 238. Central Point. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED TO LEASE or BUY Small placer pioperiy. Box 1751 Tribune. WANTED Wool, mohair, hides and pe'" Medford Bargain House, 27 North Orape St. Phone 1C62. WE PAY MORE. CASH For Your Fnrnlture. BARNEBIRO ANDREW th and Front. Phone 647. WELL DRILLING 8150 per ft. first 30 ft., etc. J. M. Dodge, 619 King. WANTED Dressmaking, alteration,. Kstherlne Satterlee, Singer Shop. 22 South Grape. BEST PRICES PAID For Your Furniture. EADS I'lRMTlKE. Phone 11--- HIGHEST CAH PRICES PAID For Your Furniture. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N. Orape St. Phone 1062. WANTED Combine to harvest 38 acres grain. Del Rio Orchard, Gold Hill. REGISTER NOW, B. M. Clute hop yard. Apple?ate, Orenon: good camp ground, cabins, pure water and wood f-imtshed. For particulars write or call at hopyard. WANTED Clean cotton rags, 5c lb. Kay-Marshall, Inc. ANY GIRL Interested In Beauty Cul ture as a career call for a free shampoo snd either a finger wave or hair style at the Medford School of Beauty Culture. 235 E. Main St.. located upstairs In the Hansen Bldg. RENT OR LEASE, option to buy. keep 20 cows, pasture and hay. Will buy crop. Irrigated, electricity. Route 1. Medlord, Box 153-M. E. E. Lorton. WANTED 18-lnch Body Fir In ex change for tailored clothes. Klein the Tailor, upstairs. WANTED Sheep to pasture on 25 acres alfalfa. See Joe W. Johnson on old Pacific htchway N. ftth house W. of Oilman Dairy. NOTICE t guarantee to kill your earwrs with my original earvtii spray. A1k kill other peats. Phone 833. McOonagle. RADIO SERVICE All makes. Guar anteed factory precision. Reason able charges 30 Tears eiperlence. Estimates free. Severln Electric, 1307 N Riverside. W MFD All those who want furniture get our prices: it will piv you. HOI.HKOOh FI RM 1 1 KE FOR hEm HOUSES SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE- Inquire 806 So Oakdale. FOR RENT 5-room modern houM. close In Oil heater, electric raritie. water paid n 50 B J. Paiaier. Tel. tee. Central Point. FOR RFNT Fo'ir-room house. bah 20 month. wtr paid. Adults onW Call W53 Dakota. HOUSR FOR RENT 222 W. Jackson SCO 4 -room ho'iae. nlc!v furnished 831 '3 Oak St Tel. 1341-J. FOR RENT Clean 3-room furnished house; shower bath 1328 Sailing Are VOR RENT FirnirtM hu- No 1 Evr-rette Court Alulta only Phone 14-J FURNISHED HOUSE. 2 bedrowrs. close in H L Cook. 10 Quince St FOR RiNT -Modern b-rm st'icrc hrv.nv Bn-TiT.t t-irnace C!an Adults (:. Pine FOR REST xsJ narVr firr.ishti house Ad '.iiu Near Oaadaia stoi. Irq-lilt 4;7 j 6V FOR RENT HOUSES I FOR RENT 4-rjom partly furnished bouse. Thomas road, across from Darka Grocery. FOR RENT S-room modern cause at 320 No. Holly. Pnone 18. SMALL rCRNLSHEO DUPLEX, hot water and garbage service. B. L Coo. 10 Quince r FOR RE Nl APARTMENTS FURNISHED, cool, insulated apt. Adult only; no doga. 603 s. Holly. NEWLY revonated furnished apart ment In Mall Tribune building. Shower, water paid. Very reason able rent. Apply at Tribune office. NICELY furnished apartment. Elec tric range ana metasire: large rooms, kitchen, bathroom, fire place. Newly renovated. Hot and cold water furnished. Mall Tribune Bid. Call at Tribune office. MODERN furnished apartment. 10 wumoe st. VAWTER APARTMENTS rooms, j unrurnunea. Heat, not water, complete electric kitchen. 8340; lease. Phone 1108. FOR RENT Modern 3-room furnish ed Apt., over M. M. Department Store. Phone 2033-J. FOR RENT 3-room apartment with bath for s or 4 girls. l so per week. Laundry privileges. SIS So. Ivy. FOR RENT Furnished apartment. imnts. water paid, aio.oo. saw so. Fir. FURNISHED APTS. Lights and wat er, SIS and 818. 317 W. Second. FOR RENT Piu.ushed 3-room apart ment. 1 block from courthouse. 18 Mistletoe. Phone 193. Central Point, collect. FOR RENT Clean, desirable apart ment: business woman. Contlam ous hot water. Close In. 344 So. Central. FOR RENT Apartment. 114 Almond. FOR RENT Apartment. 834 Apple. FOR RENT Well furnished front apartment. Electric refrigerator, washroom and hot water. Call at 817 West 10th. FOR RENT Cabins, apartment and sleeping rooms 445 So. Front. FOR RENT Modern furnished apart ment. Electric refrigerator. Durell Court. 329 N H"llv Inquire Apt 6 FOR HE NT Furnished Room FOR RENT Well furnished sleeping room: garage If desired. 325 8oulh Riverside. ATTRACTIVE ROOMS. 404 8. Grape. FOR RENT Room. 82.S0 week. Pri vate entrance. 408 Edwards. FOR RENT Front bedroom, nicely furnished. 3 meals, 410 Beatty. Phone 1S31-L. FOR RENT HOARD ROOM BOARD and ROOM. 328 N. Riverside. ROOM AND BOARD 718 E. Main FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Store building and two office rooms. See Al LHtrell or Roland Hubbard. FOR RENT Repair shop space. In quire 229 N. Riverside. FOR RENT Sale room, 231 N. F!rr?1de. FOR SALt LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Milk cows and heifers. E. R. Arnold, Fern Valley. FOR SALE Good Ouerney cow, 3 years old. A. H. Webster. Central Point. FOR SALE ? Guernsey bull. 3 years old, from good milk strain 860. laree sire. Also registered Guernsey. 9 months old 100. On highway 3 miles N. Central Point. B. J Palmer. FOR SALE Cow, team and brood sow or trade for young stock. 8. El Hughes. Trail. FOR SALE 10 sows to farrow in July and August; also 40 feeders Vft Runrh Central Pnit FOR SALE RfcAL ESTATE WHEN you think of resl estate think of Brown Sc White. CITY and cotintrv properties. RENT ALS. LOANS. INSURANCE. C. 8. Butterfleld. 400 Medford Building. A REAL BARGAIN -180-acm stock ranch, free water, live creek on ranch. 35.000 arres free ranre. 3 ble barns. 8-room house, other btiildlnrs. all fenced: M acres un der plow, can all be trrtBsted. Lartre orchard and garden . Oood hunting, all for 3.150 91,000 Fed eral Loan, balance cash. Courtesy to all real estate atrents. W. H. Hamann. Rogue River. Ore. FOR SALE Small hou eaav terms. Call 910 East Main sfter 4. FOR SALE Small farm Stewart Ave. and Peach. Mrs Powel.. FOR SALE 6-room new residence, neeer occupied. Hardwood floors, larce Utlrff room, pared street, close in. Mitrht ts small houne as down payment. 618 So Oakdale. FOR e ALE- Home on Oriffln creek 6 rooms and bath. barn, f srawe and weII-houe. 30 acres wood land ardn eround 700: terms. R. V. Close. Rt. 1 Bot 4Ut FOR BALE BY OWNER 7 houses 1 lerje 3-r'm hMi. new. A food b:; garden Call 813 Beekman Ave FOR SALE BY OWNER 8 ecrS. Im proved, on hffhway. 5 miles out Terms. Mail Tribune Boi 2518 FOR SALE or trade fnr Medford property 4 acres peaches tn full bearinf, 1 mi fr'-m town Tis-sn Clin? srd J H H1'S. Ovd crop this year No build trva. Mrs O L Dow. Lake Creek. Ore iFOB ?ALE or EXCHNOE M acres J modern home. 7 acies bottom, free J water. J- A- Bonney. Applegste. ' Oregon. FOR SALE OR TRADE Oood income pr-pertv Lm lfox2O0 feet, or.e is rare nr-'use mall oi,e in rear 3 rireven a !?; heda Latd arprcims'e; 4 Blocks fr-m M:n etret la si for rccnera svnd bottdcr. ox 15. Tnouo. CLOSING TIME For SUNDAY Too Lata ie Classify WANT ADS is 6:00 P. M. SATURDAY PLEASE REMEMBER FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE CHEAP 7 lots In Roes Park addition. Write P. O. Boa 128. East Ely, Nevada. HOUSES FOR SALE In Medford and surrounding towns. Easy terms. Jsckson County Federal Savings and Loan Association. FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS Convenient terms. Lists available at National Farm Loa, n Office Holly Theater Building. Medford. IF YOU are wanting to buy or sell real estate, see L. O. Ftckeu. IB fio Bartl-tt Phone SHS FOR EXCHANGE, Raal Eslat WANTED Ranch In So. Oregon In exchange for beautiful 7-room home In Los Araeles. Calif. Price 810.- 000 Box ??RV Trunin-. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE- -1934 DeSoto: needs work. 100. 517 NWT"i.. fvfnlnr FOR EXCHANGE 40 acres wood Isnd. cabin, no Incum brances, 3 miles north Ashland. Will trade for late model car. 113 Pine St.. Ashland. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS Late cabbage, kale, brocclll. 20 Laurel. Pipe and Fittings New and Used. Large stock. All sizes. Get our prices. MFDFORD BAROAIN HOUSE 37 N. Grape St. Phone 1082. Custom grain binding. Phone 897-J-8. REAL BUYS In used clothing. 1405 No. Riverside, across from Beck's Bakery. NU-WAY Mattress and Upholstering Co. Phone 393. 309 West 8th St. SONO BIRDS 1127 West Main St. A REGULAR 85.00 permanent wave given with either genttlne Duart or Mahsskl oil supplies for only 31.00. A shampoo and either a fin ger wave or hslr style for 25c. Hot oil treatment 10c. At the Medford School of Beauty Culture, 235 E. Main St., upstairs In the Hansen Bldg. NOW! BARGAINS in good used wood ranges at Copco. SOME REAL BUYS In good used Ice boxes at Copco. FOR SALE Cletrac tractor. 8-foot disc, 3-bottom plow, spring tooth and orchard ditcher. Also electric washing machine and Ironer. Reas onable. Mrs, W. H. Hlgglna, IV, miles south of Talent. FOR SALE Pressure cooker. Wards Ma.r'c Seal. U-qt.. 910; baby bed 3.50. electric shaver 95. 524 Mae. BOYSEVBERRiES We sttli have "era. 75c youi container. B. V. Good road. West Stewart Ave. 130. Q. E. electric range used 6 weeks only; clean, like new. Sac rifice at half price, cash. 406 Edwards. FOR SALE Westtntrhouse electric range, like new. 1205 East Main or phone 1959-L. FOR SALE Lsrge laurel burl. Tel. 38-F-7, Jacksonville. Headquarters Myers-Jacuzzi pumps Service all makes. FICK HDWI. BURROUGHS bookkeeping machine. 65. Phone 13J1. FOR SALE La Fanrue piano. 80; enamelled wood and coal rantre. 35. Phone 0-F-ll Phoenix Pres byterian manse. FOR 8 ALE Hammer mill (or hay or grain, silently used, cheap 3-bottom tractor plow. Brook hunt Orchard. Crater Lake Highway. DOORS WINDOWS. ptp fltttntTS. pipe, fruit Jara. eda. floor cover In?, evervthlrsr for the home Jack's Secondhand Store. 108 So MISCELLANEOUS IFOR horv-shoeintj see M. M. Eu banks at Crater Lake Four Corners MARCELLA BOWMAN BEAUTY SHOP 304 King St. Phonr 12U. TWO blocks sou h of courthouse. All types of beauty work. Machlneleas snd machine pemianenta. Reve'.on nail polish. Blanch White, cos- LOADS PRIVATE PARTY hss money to loan, on first Isrm mortgagee. Bo T-"r:- BUSINESS DI'tECTOHY Drssmkinq. THE FASHION SHOP Dreasmslcln Pur Remodeling, Buttons and Bultl- covered Room 303 U. B v." p.-v- nv. T. ' v.' Expert Window Cleaner. LET JOE DO IT Expert Window Cleaner.. Oeneral house ciesnrs. Ploor waxing. Jo Piano and Organ Instruction APOU.O PIANO 8TLDIO Plsno. Or. esn sr.d Accordion, rlswlc and modern Bst In Bo. Orasoo. Ul I Bo. Orsps ev faos lit. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Auto Loan. ADVANTAGES OF OUR CAR LOAN PLAN 1. No Interest charged In advance. I. Your own Insurance accepted. 8. Car does not have to be paid for. 4. You get the money In ten min utes. 8. Special low summer paymenta. 8. You deal direct and aava money. See W I. THOMAS. Msnsger OREGON FINANCE CO. At Our Mala Office 48 South Central. Phone 130. License No. M-217. 120 TO 11.000 On Your Car. 133 to 1940 Model Car and light trucka 1 to 18 Months to Repay. CONSUMERS' CREDIT CO. HAROLD H. BROWN AGENCY Aftent 133 East Main. M-238. Phone 807. AUTO LOANS You Ret check at once. CARS BOUOHT AND SOLD. P. T. JERRY" YOUNO Motor Investment Co. License M-274. Tel. 159. 234 Eaat 9th. CAR LOANS Solve your financial problems by refinancing or borrowing LOANS ON CARS 1933-1939 TRI-STATE ACCEPTANCE CORP. License M-353. MARK A. GOLDY 109 E. Mam. Phone 7? PERSONAL LOANS VACATION MONEY $100 Loan easily repsld 0 nn tn mo. payments of I Oene Thomas say: 'Qe: enough to pay up present bills and have a swell vacation Well cooperate with kiw pay ment schedule - From ii io $300 See Gene Thorns, mgr. of OREGON FINANCE CO. Lie. No. 8-211 45 So Central. Phone 139 Roofing WE REPAIR or apply any type of roof. Pabco Roofings, Shingles, Coatings and Paint, Wall Paper. Ekerson Paint and Roof Co., 38 So. Bartlett Tel 243 Stock and Bond. ONLY STOCK TICKER service In Oregon outside of Portlsnd con tinuous quotations during msrket hours. M. N. Hewan tfc Co.. 214 T. Main St . Medford. Transfer. CITY TRANSFER At STORAGE CO. Household moving and general hauling. 29 8. Grape, phone 2060, I day or nlgnt. DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE 40 S. Fir Street. Insured Carriers. Local and Long Distance Hauling. Phone 644. EADS TRANSFER V STORAGB CO. Office 16 South Fir. Phone 615. Prices right. Service guaranteed. FURNITURE MOVINO AND STOR AGE We have van moving equip ment for local and !orwt distance hauling Dry and clean s tors (re (concrete bulldlngt with special locker room at low rates. SAMSON STORAGE WAREHOUSE McLeod McLeod, July 16. (SplJ Mrs. Elva Edler Is spending few days in Medford visiting at Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS ', Rescue 8. Bunksa fence a. Public venlele IS. Wicked II. Uwallso wreath Is. Brlllisnliy colored fish la. Measure ef paper IS Oi Struct 17. Hindu nueea t. At home I. ns'v tr n.eans of do's TJ Article U Remote IV o:o-womanlsb :s Crafir 17. Sbort for e nisn's nam T. South Arr-rl- cn Induui 10. Cerrpaaa point tl Tavara . Eat! s7 t- b.t M Thought .0. Fv? Pero II. Rldlvj'.s. II l(arknsd It. F.il.t Uv fcvtrtreee tree T Ttm measure tt. Enllreiy M French author I KeO-ed U. Perform as. lUsDonde te a stimulus IS Eiclsmstlon . Linn- bird SI. Go'? mou&e J Comfort .1 At Ah Solution of Yesterday' Puul t, B.lore M Go-Ideas of d .rd Ln:t o fAfre Is' .' i". sIT " P rnnm r'sTV BB1 DOWN i.r. .'(..''T Small eroae ----"-. .-:- L Small cross 'ff fi. VI Oenus S thS S twtepl t ' fP ''sait rro'ion t'. M M Sf 11 (OttOM fb vi'i--"i l-siHi' Tr 3,) T'u i-Lm -'- Sv-.l -I A'--ma-ie li H.jttu --!- m 'mt-r'fo b'onn tMraoa sX Udciomi s .1- hi 'M- c tuuccAi ioeu the h o m t of Mr. and Mrs. George Eeltz. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith and family have returned from Alhambra where they visited friends. Mrs. B. J. Hutchinson and daugh ter of Redwood City. Calif., and Kirs Bsbe Rader' of Oakland, Calif, are spending a few weeks with their parent. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cseey. I Mrs. Bethel Casey will accompany the girls to the coast for a short stay. Mr. and Mrs. c. Collins and Mr. and Mrs. Bert McEwen of Medford were dinner guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harding, 8r, on Butte Creek July 14. Upper Rogue Orane will hold It regular meeting Thursday evening. July 18. All members are urged to attend. Roy Vaughn la now working on the new Sublette house. THE GRANGE Phoenix Granga Phoenix Grange met July 9 with good attendance. State Deputy Brown wag present and gave an interesting talk. During lecture hour Mr. Hag- gart of the Copco Safety Service gave an instructive talk and demonstration. At the next regular meeting. July 23, Jacksonville Grange will be guests and present the literary program. Home Economics club meets Wednesday, July 17 at the home of Mona Ferns with Ethel Carr co-hostess. Central Point Granga Women of the Central Point Grange are reminded to bring flowers for the flower show Fri day night. The flowers should be brought at the time of the meeting. The regular business meeting will be held at 8 p.m. in the Grange hall. The flower show will be held after the 'meetinu during lecture hour. A prize will be awarded for the best bouquet. Much interest has been evident and the flower show is expected to prove unusually interesting. All women members are invited to enter displays. MEN FOR DRAFT Ottawa, July 16 t-U.R) The government today announced regulations for the registration of Canadians over the age of 16 The registration tentatively Is scheduled for August 29 to 23. The only adults exempted are cloistered nuns, inmates of asy lums, penitentiaries and othei institutions designated by the chief registrar. For failing to register, a Can adian vill be liable to a fine of $200 and three months' im prisonment. In addition, he is liable to a fine of S10 for each day he remains unregistered after the stipulated date. Postpone Taxi Strike. Portland. July 16. P) The second postponement of a threatened Port lend taxlcab strike was granted by A.F.L. union drivers last night at the request of the Yellow Cab com pany. Tractor Crushes Driver. St. Helena, Ore., July 18. &) John DUlas, 29. was crush ed to death yesterday under a tractor. It overturned on a slopinii field. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dallas of Pendleton, survive. Cross-Word Puzzle CANADA READIES ' I' lJ r I s r V Vf-'i P ' I" 71 """J T-3 1 "5 X" n "t Tf3 r w ttj" rr7" 31 e IT" " H" jj " 3 -73 3T--7 5" 1 " ia 5T r Si" 77" m : pi 7i - a g a. Pttfn trp !. aloana of f ranipo na tion s. Central part I. ftoutt, Arrtricaa river T9l '.'rrmtnplftCJ 11. otowr to -n,.- rer tantalum 1L rootbatl pOUltlOal abbr M. Retreat er trrirawal M Striking with II. OoMee la Ukelv l Claw profit tl Turn te the runt J Ovwr imi 42 Genuine OC!t fa brio Totaled Cruy: ilang M. No a or ibe cai It. rmbo for neon U fertile spot S4 pronoys . Pit-jwur 7 Runmint ammaJ i Put tt. ftouthara tyS Uiesuoa wicpitig brie EUGENE WRITER'S TO BENEFITJAMILY Mrs. Riasanovsky Plans Health, Education and Home for Little Family Eugene, Ore., July 16. (U.R) Mrs. Antonina Riasanovsky. mother of two children and winner of a $10,000 prize for her first novel, today decided to spend her money for health, education and a home for her little family of White Russian exiles Mrs. Rlasnovsky. who came to the United Slates only two years ajo, said she wanted to buy a home In Eugene, home of the University of Oregon, because she likes "a small town with a big library." , Story of Family, She just returned from Bos ton where she received her prize from the Atlantic Month ly Press and Little. Brown 4 Co., publishers. Her novel, "The Family," tells the story of an exiled White Russian fam- ily, similar to hers, who lived in Tientsin. She wrote the book under her maiden name of Nina Fe-1 dorova, because rhe I o u n d Americans had trouble with her other name. Hnt of all, the money will i seek to restore the health of her husband, who has been ill for several months in a hospital here. Then perhaps there will be a home In Eugene and later on Nicholas and Alexander, her two sons, may go to college. Saw Japanese Com. Mrs. Riasanovskv was gradu ated from the University of Petrogrcd as a philologist. After fleeing in the Russian revolu tion, she taught literature, his tory and psychology in Harbin, I I Manchuria. She saw the Jap anese occupation of Manchuria and later lived In war-torn Tien tsin. "For years I asked myself why some people suffer arid grow, while others merely suf fer and die," she said. "I didn't begin to set down the answers until we came to the United States In 1938. After three rewrites, I had the story." 2 Park Headquartere, G. N. P., July 16. (Snl.) Two former seasonal park rangers at Cra ter Lake national park have reported for duty at Glacier nationul park in similar posi tions, Chief Ranger George W. Miller of Glacier national park, announced today. Walter E. Nitzel, who served from 1929 to 1933 at Crater lake, will be stationed at the Many Glacier camnground. He is employed during the winter seasons as principal of school district No. 69, Jackson county, Oregon. William Ray Henderson, who served at Crater lake from 1925 to 193S, will be stationed at the Two Medicine entrance to the park. He Is a teocher of the Medford schools. TRUCK DRIVERS GAIN 20 W M BOOST Portland, July 16. U.R Union drivers for 23 Oregon trucking companies were grant ed a 20-cent daily wage increase today In an arbitration decision handed down by Rev. father George Thompron of Maryl hurst collcg, the arbiter. The award, which Is retro active to Mirch 1, gives team ster members of A F.L. local 162 $6.49 a day for regular pickup and doliverymen for an eight-hour day, JO 45 for check ers and loaders; $6.20 for help ers and truckers and 85 cents an hour for extra men. British Exports Cited as Proof London. July 16. - (.T) In creased British export to the United State were cited today a proof that Britain is "not a beleaguered island. Sir Cecil Weir, chairman of the overseas committee of the association of British chambers of commerce said Scotch whiskey shipments doubled in May and carpets were up 60 per cent. Woolen goods, toys, fabrics and leather ware also increased. PRIZE MONEY Meteorological Report Medford ind vicinity; PmUt cloudy tonufat and Wednesday, scattered af ternoon ti.undert4Drma in moun Ulna, normal temperature. , Oregon: Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday, overcaat on coaat, scat tered afternoon thunder term in the mountains, normal temperature, gentle to moderate northwest wind of! the coast. Local Data Temperature a year ago today: highest 64, lowest 65. Total monthly precipitation, traoe; deficiency (or the month. M inches. Total precipitation sines Septem ber 1. 1039, 33.4(f Inches; excess (or the season, 4.67 inches. Relative humidity at 6 p. m. yes terday 33 percent; 5 a. m. today 09 percent. Tomorrow: sunrise 4.49 a. m., sun set 7:44 p. m. Observations Taken at 4:80 a. m. U0 Mrrldlan Time. at City aa 2 a Boise 88 Boston 83 Chicago 84 Denver 63 TiimV. SB 68 60 68 60 S3 67 88 62 84 66 80 88 88 88 74 69 63 87 68 68 .00 Cloudy .00 p Cloudy .00 Cloudy .00 Cloudy .00 Cloudy .00 Cloudy .00 P Cloudy M P Cloudy T Cloudy .00 P Cloudy .03 Cloudy Havre ea Loe AriijrltsZ 80 Medford St New York 80 Omaha 88 Phoenl 108 Po"1nd 7 Rfbu " Blj, jJJe . g,n Francisco ea Seattle so .00 .00 .00 00, .00 JOO Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Spokane 83 jOO P Cloudy M Cloudy JOO Cloudy wati, D c 88 Wena tehee . 84 Camp Hurlburt, Vancouver Barrack?, July 18. (SpU Five cadets from Medford, Ore., have received promotions In rank In the Citizens Military Training camp in progress here. Appointed cadet sergeants were: William J. Thompson, company B: Milton A. Benford, Wayne M. Fairchlld and James A. Thurston, all company A. Stanley C. Jones, Jr., was named cadet corporal In com pany A. They were five In the select list of 165 receiving such pro motion In the 1940 encamp ment of some 600 cadets. E Santiago. Chile, July 18. (U.R) Newspapers demanded drastic action against subversive ele ments today after police an nounced that they had found a list of persons financing an at tempt to overthrow the govern ment by Influencing the armed forces and public officials. Nino members of the rightist Vanguardia party, former mem bers of a Naclsta organization, were arrested. Details of tha plot were not disclosed. Police said it was discovered during a search of "suspected sites." F. R. FREES FUNDS OF BALTIC NATIONS WasMnetnn. July 18. nj.R) Freezing of Esthonlan. Latvian and Lithuanian funds here, was regarded today a evidence that the United States Intends to apply its new monetary policy in all rases of aggression. Credits of these three coun tries were frozen under orders Issued by President Roosevelt and proclaimed by the treasury last night. No explanation was given, but .t was assumed they resulted from Rusrla's recent expansion of Its Influence over the three Baltic nations. 2 C.nsdlan Flier Killed Dartmouth, N. S.. July 15. IT Two member of the royal Canadian air force. Flight Of ficer J. J. Lalonde of Montreal and Corp. M. J. Arm I tags of South March, Ont., were killed - lon """"vers today when their ..... ...r lui, Tl.. Mail .... ramtln. bor. The craft sank, carrying the men with it. Nest Driver, Salt Lake City, July 16. (Al Patrolman C. H. Volkert gave Earl L. Nielsen a ticket for standing on the running-board of hi car while he brushed off the front et. He said Nielsen was driving 42 miles an hour at the same time. Jy QUARRY IN WILLIAMS REGION MAY START ANEW Announcement Portland for bide Spurs of Factory in Calcium Car New Hope Grants Pa?i. July 16.- Reopening of the former Oregon Lime Products company quarry and kiln In the Provolt-Wllllams district, southeastern Josephine county, was forecast Monday by James Plnniger, associate of that dissolved company. He said the Pacific Carbon and Alloys company which an nounced a $230,000 calcium car bide factory will be erected at Portland will use limestone from the quarry. It passed after closing down last November in to the hands of B. P. John, Port land furniture manufacturer. who transferred it to the Wash ington Brick, Lime and Sewer Pipe company ot Spokane, Pln niger said. At its maximum operation the Oregon Lime Products company, which produced agricultural lime of unusual purity, em ployed 32 men. Pinniger esti mated that the minimum crew to operate the quarry and plant on a required 24-hour basis at 18 or 20 men. Portland, July 16. (JP) Four land, unhappy because Indus tries drawn to the northwest by Bonneville power located at Vancouver, cheered up today af ter a third announced it would build its factory here. The Pacific Carbon and Al loys company of San Francisco announced Saturday It would construct $250,000 plant hero to manufacture calcium carbide with 2000 kilowatts of power it contracted to buy from Bonne ville. IE Mexico City, July 18. U.R Juan Andreau Almazan, oppo sition presidential candidate, has filed a 20,000-word legal brief with President Lazsro Cardenas and the supreme court, asking annulment of the July 7 elec tion In which unofficial re turns have Indicated that Man uel Avila Camacho, government party candidate, wa elected. It was made known today. Almazan charged flagrant vio lations of the electoral law and asserted that public employes were coerced to vote for his opponent. It was reported that the gov ernment party would offer 60 Almazanlsta candidate In the election seats In congress for which they contested, tn an effort to split Almazan'a sup porter. KEEZER CONSIDERED AS NEW YORK PREXY New York, July 16. U.R It was reported In academic circles today that Dr. Dexter M. Keezer, president of Reed college, Portland, Ore., Is be ing considered for the presi dency of the College of the City of New York. The board of higher educa tion Is scheduled to meet Thurs day to consider selection of the new president. Family Tree. New Ulm, Minn. (UK When Lee Gaut (ays "my ancestor came over on the Mayflower," he has complete family his tory to confirm the oft-nude claim. Gam's genealogical ree ord traces hi family tret twok to John Howland and Elizabeth Tilley, who were among the Pilgrims landing from the May flower on Plymouth Rock in 1620. Os alai Tribune want ad. caned, cn MM" W&W wwMne)...Pey bex eaiV paymenti fined ie revr hv tom. Tour cat need no) be paid (of. 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