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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1940, PAGE NINE Want to Bay, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It's Filled With Opportunities! an i rl tvary mi oo Uil pga - You wtU pruoaoi? tloo txacttj tto Uui, fvM naa Dnd too ing (m at i aa.a ot tnwja tot iioumo uucin you may tiffh foui ttic ex tora- room yog may Kud fflu uunft other, aro Mstnc and m -.. to reaiiaa unmadiat cub U what ou want ant ber advartia (ot it IttDuM Claa slfiad Ad ar tnpml effect)) RATES rei word first iiiecrtumJ ( Minimum tSc) Each eddlllonel insertion, pcf word C (Minimum lc , ft tin per OKIBIB HBoot cop; castiie CASH or monty order mutt ac company all rnail order classified ads. LOST AND FOUND. REPORT luet doge, animal cruelty caaea Humana Society. Phone 1516. BORROW EHS. p.easa raturn bridge table immediately to Frank Perl WANTfcD rEMALE HELP yOUNO LADY lor special and per manent work in our order depart ment. The J. R. Watklue Co, 4512 Hollla St.. Oakland, Callt. WANTED An experienced book keeper. Lady pralerred. Steady em ployment. Good aalary. Box 2452, Tribune. WANTED Experienced Hotel Jackson. waitress at WANTED SITUATIONS SITUATION WANTED Bookkeeper, salesman, young man, unlveralty education, desires position. Loca tion and aalary no object. Box 113. Rogue River. YOUNO WOMAN would like light housework, tore for a home than wages. Call at 603 King St. LADY wanta position as companion or practical nursing. Phone 238, Central Point WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 11 ox. teer bottles. Will pay cash, corner 4th and Grape streets. Otto Schroeder. Open on Saturdays only. In back ot brew ery. . WANTED 30-40 Kretg rifle or bar rel. 24-lnch. Interested only In se curing serviceable barrel. Edward Dole, Oold Hill. Foota Creek Rt. AM IN need of acreage tracts up to 40 acree. 124 N. Riverside. Hansen. WANTED TO LEASE or BUY Small placer property. Box 1761 Tribune. WANTED Wool, mohair, hldea and pelts. Medford Banzaln House, 27 North Grape St. Phone 1C62. WE PY MORE CASH For Your Fnnilture. BARNF.BIKO A ANOKEWS Sth and Front. Phone S47, WELL DRILLING 81 50 per ft. first 60 ft., etc. J. M. Dodge. 618 King WANTED Dressmaking, alteration.. Katherlne Baiterlee. Singer Shop. 22 South Grape. BEST PRirES PAID For Your Furniture. CADS rlRMTLKE. Phone 1I8I-. HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID For Your Furniture. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOISE 27 N. Grape St. phone 1083. WANTED Combine to harvest 36 arret grain. Del Rio Orchard, Oold Hill. REGISTER NOW, B. M. Clute hop yard, Applegate. Oregon; good camp ground, cabins, pure water and wood MrnHhed. For partlculara write or call at hopyard. WANTED Clean cotton rags. 6c lb-Kay-Marshall. Inc. ANY OIRL Interested In Beauty Cul ture aa a career call for a free shampoo and either a finger wave or hair style et the Medford School of Beauty Culture. 235 E. Main St.. located upstalra In the Hanaen Bldf. SENT OR LEASE option to buy, keep 20 cows, pasture and hay. Will bu; crop Irrigated, electricity Route I. Medlord. Box 153-M. g. E. Lortcn. WANTED IS-inch Body Fir In ex . ehenv for tailored clothes. Klein the Talior, upstatra. WANTED Sheep to pasture on 2t acres llslla See Joe W Johnson on old Pac.llc Mchway N 5th house W. of Oilman Dairy. NOTICE X guarantee to kill your earwigs with rar original earwlat eprav. Aleo kll'e other pests. Phone 833 McGunagle. n imiii All those who want furniture get our prices. It will psr vou. MoiHHooh ii kmh nr. 1 Vo-.h ,.-,.,. V,.,-e tMM FOR hEft i MOUSES 7-POOM modern home for rent. 408 Jay St SMALL FUR VlhHED HOUSE Inquire 305 So Oakdale. FOR rv.vt 5-mnm modern house. ci'e in Oil h-a'er. electric ranee, ester paid S7J 50 8 J. Paimer. Tel. Centra! Point. FOR RENT Pour-room house, bath S30 month water paid Adu.ta only Call 953 Dexota HOUSE FOR PfNT-2i2 W. Jackson FOR PEST - "lean 3-ronm furnished hcuat. ehower bath, 1US Atuir-g A-a. itMd FOR BENT HOUSES FOR RENT Furaiahed bouse. No. I Everette Court. Adulle only. Fhone 1948-J. FURNISHED HOUSE, t Dedruotne. elM In L. Coot. 10 Quince St FOR RNT Mooern e-roera etueco houae. Basement furnace. Clean Adutta (US Flu. FOR RENT Small partly furnished house Adulta Near Oakdale store Inquire 417 J St. FURNISHED houae and on and two room Apta. cot W. 10th FOR RENT ij Duple. 8 rooma and eleepmj porch, partly furnished. 2000 month, nKi paid. Phone 271. FOR RENT 8-room modem houae at 330 No. Holly. Phone 19. 8MALL FURNISHED DUPLEX, hot water and farbaa aervloa. H. U Conk. 10 Quince St FOR REN't APARTMENTS FOR REr-T Furntahed Hotel Holland apartment, electric fang and Frtgldlre. FURKISHED. cool, Insuuted apt. Aauii oniy; no coca. 003 o. Holly. NEWLY resonated furnished apart ment In Mali Tribune building. Shower, water paid. Very reason- w.w nuk Aypiy si STIDUne Ollice. NICELY furnished apartment. Elec tric range and Friuldatre: 2 large rooma. kitchen, bathroom, fire place. Newly renovated. Hot and cold water furnished. Mall Tribune Bldg. Call at Tribune office. MODERN furnished apartment. 10 Quince St. VAWTER APARTMENTS a rooma, unfurnlahed. Heat, hot water, complete electrtc kitchen, 842.40; lease. Phone 1108. FOR RENT Modern 8-room furntah ed Apt . over M. M. Department Store. Phone 3033 -J. FOR RENT 3-room apartment with bath lor 1 or I girle. 8140 per week. Laundry privileged, SIS So. Ivy- FOR RENT Furnished apartment, lights, water paid, 810.00. S32 So. Fir. FURNISHED APTS. Lights and wat er, SIS and 818. 311 W. Second. FOR RENT Fui tlahed S-room apart ment, 1 block from courthouse. IS Mtetletoe. Phone IDS, central Point, collect. 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 Weat 10th. FOR RENT Cabins, apartment and Bleeping rooms 445 So. Front. FOR RENT Modern furnished apart ment. Electric refrigerator. Duretl Court. SEP N Holly Inquire Apt 8 FOR HENT Furnished Rooma FOR RENT Well furnlahed sleeping room: garage If desired 323 South Riverside, ATTRACTIVE ROOMS, 404 S. Grape. FOR RENT Room, 82 50 week. Prt vate entrance. 408 Edwnrdi. FOR RENT flOAHD ROOM BOARD and ROOM. 328 N. Riverside. ROOM AND BOARD SI per day. 718 E. Main FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Store building and two office rooms. Bee At Llttrell or Roland Hubbtrd. FOR RENT Repair ahop space. In quire 229 K. Riverside FOR RENT Sales room, 331 N. R!rer!ne FOR SALfc LIVESTOCK rvn annv-mus cows arm neiiera. a. R. Arnold. Fern Valley. FOR SALE Oood Ouerney cow. 3 years old A. H. Webster, Central Point. FOR SALE H Ouernsey bull. 3 years old, from good milk strain 880, large else. Alao registered Guernsey. 9 months old 8100. On highway 3 miles N. Central Point. B. J Palmer. FOR SALE 10 eowa to farrow in July and August: alao 40 Seeders Me.ce Rsnch Central Point FOR SALE DOCS AND PETS FOR SALE Two Springer spaniel pups, eight months o;d; one nine rrtonit 1 1 2t K-r-oM FOR SALE RLAL ESTATE NEARLY finished 8-room house with S-acre, on hlghwav, one mile north of Talent. Pearl Newton. 40-eere dairy ranch, all under water, good buildings. One mile from highway on oiled road. Phone Ash land 8744. FOR SAL g Two Iota, smalt house, g-ra-'e. east aide. Lota of berries ard frutt; real bargain; 8500, aome terma Call 618 Mary atreet, after noon. CiftAft Large living room, dining y4UUU room, kitchen, four bed room, basement, automatic oil fur nace, laundry room. Large lot. fruit shade. Cast side on paved Lt. Terma. ALSO NEW five-room cottage, bath, fire place, oak floors, fully furnished with good furniture; 10 arrea of land, irrigated and In clover, been, etc cio- In. Will trade for Med ford property. ALSO tJ9)Afl Ftre-room cottage In ei yaWvU cellent condition, eaat side, paved street. Terms We hsv a lerre and up-to-date listing. Call us for an appointment and a car will call for you ELMER HERRtED IS Bart:tt at. PHone It or ISIJ-J WHEX vou thlr.k of real estate think of Brown et Walt. CITY and country t-oprt'.e. RENT ALS. LOANS !SURASCE C S Butterfleld. 408 Medford Building HOUSt. OR SALE in Medford and APOLLO PIANO STUDIO Piano. Or I'lrroTC -t war." t"j te-mt ' gan ar.d A':otd;on, classic ar.d Jacktcn C'i-r.ty rri Sannga ' mo2-rn Stst in So. Oregon. IS! and Ua Aaaociauca. to. O.-sp at. ruM tl8. CLOSING TIME For SUNDAY Too Lit ie Classify WANT ADS is 6:00 P. M. SATURDAY PLEASE REMEMBER FOR SALE REAL ESTATE A REAL BAROAW ISO-acre stock ranch, free water, live creek on ranch. 85,000 acres free ranee, g big barne, 6-room house, other buildings, ail fenced; 62 acres un der plow, can all be Irrigated. Lent orchard and garden. Good hunting, alt Cor 83.150 81.000 fed eral Loan, balance cash. Courtesy to alt real estate agenta. W. H. Hamann, Rogue River, Ore. FOR SALE S-room new residence, never occupied. Hardwood floora, large livlne- room, paved atreet. close In. Might take small house aa down payment. 518 So. Oakdale. FOR SALE OR TRADE Good tncome property. Lot 100x300 feet, one large house, smalt "not.ee In rear. 3 garages, 3 woodsheds. Located approximately 4 btocka from Main atreet. Ideal for roomers and boarders. Box 3518 Tribune. FOR SALE CHEAP 7 Iota In Rose Pnrk addition. Write P. O. Box 128. East Ely. Nevada. FOR SALE Small farm Stewart Ave and Peach, Mrs Powell, FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS Convenient terms. Llata available at National Farm loi.n Office Holly Theater Building, Medford. IF YOU are wanting to buy or aetl real estate, see L. O Pickett, IS 8o Rurttett Phone sen FOR EXCHANGE. Real Estate - See Oene Thome, mirr. of WANTED Ranch m So. Oregon in OREGON FINANC. CO exchange for beautiful 7 -room home .,, - .... In Los An-telea. Calif. Price 810,- 4S c , "'"L. ooo box ?m Ttuvm-. 80 c,ntr,i- Hum IS FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES 1930 Plymouth sedan! acccount death. Rooiing , sacrlltc. 865. 1108 West Fourth WV REPAIR or apply any type of ! . roof. Pibto Roofings. Shingle. FOR SALE OR TRADE My equity Coatlrws and Paint. Wall Paper 1 1934 40 aerlea Bulck aedan. Box Exertion Paint and Roof Co, 38. So. 2442 Tribune, Barrlet Tfi 241 FOR SALE by owner. '38 Chevrolet Stocks and Bonds, deluxe- 4 -door aedan. Radio, heater. . , , . Excellent condition Wonderful ONLY STOCK TICKER service In buy. Phone 628. call 1994 after aimae M panUuul-calZ P m tlnuoua quotations during market ' ' hours. M. N. Hoan 8c Co 314 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS r M.m sr.. Medford. FOR SALE Ice box. 804 W. 10th. -, - - ,. Transfer. FOR SALE Electric washing ma- - -. -.-.- chlne. (tood condition, 830. 248 So. CITY TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Riverside. Household moving and general hauling 29 S. Grape. Phone 2050, BOOKS: STOP! LOOK! LISTEN! day or night. 'The End in Bible Prophecy" 60e The End In Pyramid Prophecy 80c DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE "The End In Star Prophecy' 60c 40 S. Fir Street. "Spiritism and the Fatten Angela" 0c Inaured Camera. Order from: Portofftca Box 878, Local and Long Distance Hauling. Medford, Oregon. Phone 644. Late cabbage, kale, brocclll. 30 Laurel. EADS TRANSFER at STORAGE CO. Office 18 South Fir. Phone 816. Pipe and Fittings New and Used. Prices right. Service guaranteed. Large stock. All sixes. Get our " - prices. FURNITURE MOVIN'O AND 8TOR- MEDPOHD BARGAIN HOUSE AOS We have van moving equlp- 37 N. Grape St. Phone 1083. "wnt for local and lorg distance hauling Dry and clean storage Custom grain bludlnar. Phone 697-J-8. concrete bulidlngi with apeclal locker rooms at low rates. REAL BUYS In used clothing. 1405 SAMSON STORAGE WAREHOUSg No. Riverside, serosa from Beck Phone Bakery, mmmm NU-WAY Mattreaa and Upholatertng i- TT-" Co. Phcn. 293. 20. West Sth St. Pppgw, P.ppjr SONG BIRDS 1137 West Main St. IVCCW VI CvIV . t A REOULAR 8600 permanent wave given with either genuine Duart or Mahaskl oil supplies for only 91.00. A shampoo and either a fin ger wave or hair style for 25c. Bot oil treatment 10c, At the Medford School of Beauty Culture, 235 X. Main St.. upatalra in the Hansen BIdg. NOW I BARGAINS in good used wood rangea at Copco. SOME REAL BUYS In good used ice boxes at Copco FOR SALE Weatlnsthouse electric range, like new. 1206 Cast Mala or phons 1959-L. Headquarters Mrers-Jaeuttt pumpe Service all makes. PICK HDWE FOR SALE Hammer mill for hay or grain, allxhtly used, cheap S-bottom tractor plow Srookhurst Orchard Crater Lake Highway. DOORS WINDOWS, ftp fttttrara pipe, fruit Jara. eda. floor cover ing, everything tor the home Jack Secondhand Store. 108 Bo o-a'-e MISCELLANEOUS FOR horseshoeing see M. M. Eubank at Crser Lake Four Comers PLRSOttAL CARD at CRYSTAL PEADINO, 81 00. TH --man Ptl-rs fA-S-t BUSINESS DIRECTORY Dressmaking. THE FASHION SHC -Dressmaking Fur itamodellns. Button and Bucklea covered Room 803 0. S. Bs-St B c rI !.! Expert Window Cleaner, LET JOE DO IT gxpert Window Cleaner.. General houae eleanera. Floor waxing. Joe p- . Piano and Organ Instruction BUSINESS DIRECTORY Auio Loans. ADVANTAGES OF OUR CAR LOAN PLAN ' 1. No interest charged in advance, 3 Tour own insurance accepted. 8. Car doea not hare to be paid tor. 4. Tou get the money in ten min ute. 8. Special low eummer payment. 1 6. You deal direct and save money. i See - W E. THOMAS. Manager i OREGON FINANCE CO. j At Our Msm rum j 45 South Central. Phone ISO. Licenaa Ko. U-2IT, 120 TO $1,000 On Your Car. 1832 to 190 Model Car and lljht trucks. 1 to 18 Months to Repay. CONSUMERS' CREDIT CO. HAROID H. BROWN AGENCY Agent 133 Seat Main. M-238. Phone SOT. ALTO LOANS You eet check at once, CARS BOUOHT AND SOLD. P. T. JERRY" YOUNO Motor Investment Co. License M-2T4. Tel. 1S9. 334 Eaat sth. CAR LOANS Solve your financial problems by refinancing or borrowing LOANS ON CARS 1 832-I P39 TRI-ST.tTF. ACCEPT4XCE CORP. License M-2i3 MARK A. GOLDY 10 t Main. Phone lit PERSONAL LOANS VACATION MONEY tlfifi Loan easily repaid gf nn V 1 Uv In mo payments of ijD L Gene Tbomaa eaya; "Get enough to pay up present btlia and have a swell vacation. We lt cooperate with a low pay ment schedule.- From Si to $300 Reese Creek, July 17. (Sol.) Among family reunions, pic nics and get-togethers In the Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS S. Harm 1c sa waxnttf er fail.ng f. a?.3rftl 4. Mountain ritfsee 11. t,Firtffna4 metal i?. Lore fi arrow tl. Quarter pioU abbr. t. Syr for tejUurfum W. Bred ot do 12. Kun f4 tt. fimnii aafot; attr. tt. Rtsit SC. Wmir 5m- TT. Trtrfh articl It Con a 14 19. Old p.e tit tU.'.h tt. Kelt-htpst4 31. fast. It. torrj V. mr tt. Vc r t. A?rha$iyri 9 Oraa eur 41. Juna tug 42. ayrrhil tat ! -lit it. trfaim'.Mi It. Ci'tnti na tm. Sot ut ton of terturday'a Puult f j " it Reee Creek area during the Fourth of July celebration the family reunion at the Hammeil ranch wai unique in that o many ol the relative came from a distance. Forty-six guests en Joy wl the gracious hospitality of Mr. and Mr. W. E. Hammeil. Turkey dinner waa served on the lawn in the shade ot a large willow tree. Several et the gueete stared over the week-end, visiting the Houae of Msslery. Crater Lake and ether points or interest. Those from California were Mr. and Mrs. It. D. Lamb and son Keith, of Oakland; Mra. TtUle Beatty, ot Fresno; Bob Burns and Harvey Cole man, of Hornbrook; Mr. and Mr. J. Victor Seaman and eon Johnny, of Cedamtie; Mr. and Mra. L. A. James, of Adln; Mlae Valetta Perkins, of Plttvllle; Mr. and Mra. R. Payne, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Payne and daugh ter Betty Ann. Mra. Gertrude French and daughters, the Misae Dome and Ruth, ot Alturaa; Mr. end Mra, J. Crotto and daughter Patty Lee, of Weed; Mrs. Nannie Wood. Mr. and Mra. E. o. Seaman and Mtss Ger trude Jarsea, ot Westwood. From Eagle Point were Mr. and Mra. Robert MrCabe. John Loiter. Mr and Mra. Frank Caster and daughter. Mlsa Bee, and eon Marshall and WaWermar, Mis Jessie Beaulleu, Mr. and Mra. Marshall Winter and aona, Bobby George and John. Mra. Dennla Clark 'took her son Walter to Portland to the bcepisa! for treatment and had to leave him for a period of months. She frtt Wednesday, July to, and returned July IS. The Bible school conducted by the American Union Sunday school by the Misses Rose and Prance Smith of Butte Falls will cloae Friday. July 18. They wnt put on a program after Sunday school July 31, after which a picnic dinner will be served t the arhoolhouae. All are invited to come bring a picnic dinner and enjoy the program. John Masters of near Central Point visited at the W. R. Lamb home Juty 14 and attended the Union Sunday school. There were several vlattora from Eagle Point at Sunday school, Atl are welcome, Mr. ann Mra. C. Mark ware shop pine In Medford Juty 15. Gold Hilt, July 17. (Srt Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sutton of the Central Point district were Sun day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Har lan Belcher and sons of this city. Among local baseball fan attend ing the Gold Htll-Creacent City game at Crescent City last Sunday were Mr. and Mra. Merrltt Davis, Mr. and Mra Clyde Ketl, Mr. and Mra. Logan Gardner. Janet Chlaholm, Mr. and Mra. Wilroer Bailey. Mr. and Mra. Jamee Blevtna and son Jimmy, Mr. and Mrs. Curtta Parker, Art Parker and Elaine Parker. Mr. and Mra. D. H. HcQu.re apent the week-end at their home here and left this week for the remainder of their vacation In the northern !?ej of the state. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Force and sons and Mrs. Minnie Byeriy visited rela tive and frlenda at Kerby last Sunday. M. Chandron. teacher of French in Montreal. Canada, stopped off here for a tew noura last Sunday. Bob Kenaston left Tuesday for Portland on a business trip. Several members of the Gold Hill Accordion band played In Grant Pass Tuesday. Guy Deatmtnt. son ot Mr. and Mra. D. Deatmini, returned Sunday from an extended trip In the eaat. "Bombs" War Fillers. Boulder, Coto. VP) A Boul der woman peered into the fur nace, then called police. "Naw, lady, not bombs," said the In vestigating officer. "Those things are seltzer bottle capsu les." Cloalcg 3n tot Too Late to Clas itfj Ad i 1 30 p m Us Mat! tribune want sd. Cross -Word Puzzle Gold Hill f 2 b U if it- L 17 18 jf W L, LI 3 i rrji 57" it VJT. t"1 BT 3 5 . - . 4t iT" " " "" Tf4 " . ' f T) -s si rrpx 37 5 "T 3? iT" Statute (. Ectfce tt. Itestors Lad 8. Is Si. AfrWatfv 6. I sorry for J. Peetatnlrs t 27. Calwest en a aie in otaan tt S-.l'try it Ket ef the g OiJ tri! tt iU 7o merries! seal Jr'ar fe is Correct: aolloq. 9 Precious t'.gttoer tt. owe t.r 19 ti.t fnenesa 48, iw-ro !te tt Corrod rata left side et M, Snort for a It fcet apart a oost man- name IS rVeta.nfrg te P-.f oar f gfre"s4 by th ts-r-sf t A"erl repose continent 4f. With fag I. Wt;ee PI 8ne- contest f'jre 4L Ir.trrMoial 14 Uft 48. Ct -ia!4l4 ag-mnt tt Of the estate eiae 43 Cea.n-nt it Heather 88 Pt'-. r.va ef eeoeuaee 84 Part at a far el-ss'tiat SOWH t-ft-auee St Re4r on. I Cn-.-nanda 81. Knack. . eoree;Ki J (lexnemr It. Per"'? m I-trfit for I ' 41 te e"- ef selenium test &- as 8. tui an 4. Bsaye ef Ii 11. La. t4 nvar FIGHT POSTPONES EARLYADOPTIQN DEMOJUTFORM (Continued from Page One J that the anti-third termers be given a hearing. "Convention Railroaded" "We're alt through with hear ings," Wagner snapped, turning on his heel and walking away. There stilt was no assurance that a formal Roosevelt speech would be offered. It was certain, however, that Farley's name would be offered as welt as those of Vice-President John Jf. Garner and Sen ator Burton K. Wheeler of Montana. Senator Millard E. Tydings of Maryland may also be presented as a favorite son. Hoosevei! Secret Out President Roosevelt's close held secret in out. He does not want to be renominated nor to be president again. Everyone here believes he will accede to a lhirrl form draft, possibly within 24 hours, a step which will dissolve the great pottucst partnership of Roosevelt. Garner. Farley and Co. Mr, Roosevelt released hi delegates lust nisht. There were around 800 of them more or less committed to his renoml. 'nation and another hundred or so on his band wagon. He for mally advised this convention that he had neither desire nor purpose to be renominated or reflected. But his statement had no braking power. Tho third term juggernaut is still rolling and his words seemed to have hastened its pace. Berkley Gives Ward Permanent Convention Chair man Albert W. ttrkl.v in. senior senator from Kentucky, tripped the trigger on the- Roose velt show last nitrhf Kv rnnrlina 'a statement of these presidential views, 'twice he shouted his glasses off his nose at he pnlirvt the roll of new deal accomplish. menta ana had great praise for the man he knew would become this convention's man who. " He ha no wish to be a candidate Bgain," Barkley told the convenilon last night. In no wav whatsoever ha he exerted any influence in the selection of delegates "The president ha never had and has not today, any desire or purpose to continue In the of fice of president, to be a candi date for that office, or to he nominated by the convention for mat oifice. e ,jt c the delegates to this convention are free to vote for any candidate." The delegates heard that and streamed, whooping, into the aisles brandishing state stand ards and before long Berkley was kissing them as they were poked under his nose by perspir ing psraders on the floor. He gave a big kiss to Massachusetts where Postmaster General James A. Farley believes he has a solid bloc of anti-third term votes. Genial Jim does not have them solid any more. The demonstration ended af ter some 45 minutes. That wasn't the real Roosevelt demonstration anyway. Fights on Floor Barkley let the real one go early in his speech, at 10;3I p.m.. when he praised the "lead ership of one of the worid's out standing democrats Franklin Delano Hoosevelt" and they were off. There was a fight fight in Massachusetts! the floor area reserved for delegate from that stte and tt spilled Into the aisles where fists began flying. There are Koosevelt and Farley delegates irt that delegation and Farley's men would not have their state's banner trt the pa rade. But it went In any got the biggest kiss of alt from Barkley. Texan fought, too, and per iia OS better than fH t-Massaehusetts, The Texans wres- uctf themselves and their state standard to th ftooi but tt stayed in the parade and few states were not represented a! though that is just short of an honest count because some states had two or thre standard and one could be parading and the other firm in il socket to the satisfaction of all factions, if possible. BLACKBERRY PRICES FIXED FOR OREGON Salem, July 17. Black berry grower wilt receive four cents pound for both films, laya and Evergreen berries, the Oregon blackberry control board announced today. The crop Is estimated at be tween 409 n3 !00 ton as com pared with last year when 800 to 1000 tons were harvested, for which growers were paid only 2V cents a pound. Cl Mtt.g time tor Toe Late SO CUa aU Ass is t M 9 as. SHANnHAI ni.,PIITF IS AGGRAVATED B STAND O'l HONOR (Continued front t-sx One.t render or be destroyed" ttlit matum, at heralded by the fas cist editor, Virginia Gttyda were strengthened wlh the scheduled departure of Italy : foreign minister. Count Galeoi ;ro Ciano, for Berlin. Ciano Due Friday. Count Ciano. due In Berlin Friday, to expected to confei .with Hitler regarding poss'ole "terms" to be offered Britain. The Japanese: foreign office announced Britain has agreed to close th Burma road China's main lifeline of war supplies and also shut off the flow of arms traffic into China from the British crown colony of Hongkong. China, however, has Insisted she will not give up the fight against Japan, despite, these amputations. In Tokyo, Emperor Hirehlto summoned Prince Fuminwo Konoye to the imperial paiace and commanded the 4S-year-old advocate of a totalitarian one-party system, to form a new cahinct. Prince Konoye predeeesset, Admiral Mttsurruua Yonai, re signed yesterday tinder rritt cism for his failure to satisfy expansionist demands that Jap an sieie the 'golden" chncc provided by the European war to extend Japanese influence over rich British, Fren.'h and Nelherland possession irt the Orient. U, S,. Warships Move, Powerful forces f the United States battle fleet which steam ed out f Peart Harbor. Hawaii yesterday, were believed en route to "patrol" British and rrencn (stands In the South Pacific She region eyed by Japan, In the European war theater, the German high command re ported bad weather reduced air attacks on Britain, but nazi planes flew hieh over the tl. and kingdom again this morn tag and heavy explosions were beard in a aoirfhmat inon The high command said a merchant ship had been left in flames in an attack on a north Scotland harbor and frmt a British troop corscenlra'ion was oomuea at Sea pa Flow. , Paaee, Hints Eebuffad. Peace hints from Rome- were met by London newspapers with a reminder that Prime Minister Winston Churchill has already served fiat notice on the axis powers th Mrttairi will "tot erale no parley." Newspapers In London's old Fleet street ttored black head Sines over stories under New York or Home datelines that Germany may start her Inva sion thi Friday night from t, 200-mile front along the Eng iish channel ranging fron. Brest, France, to Bergen, way. Sharing the spotlight with the Far Eastern situation SJ3k the totally unexpected action oi spam m severing diplomatic relation with Chile, The Spanish government said It had acted because of sn ntt nationaiist campaign irt Chile had "reached; intolerable 'lim its." HIGH POSITION MAY GO TO OREGON MAN Portland. Ore.. Jtiiw 17 f!i! Two prominent Oregonian were considered today for the post of tf. S. maritime commis sioner scheduled to be vacated in August by the retirement of tnward C. Morart. Ja of Maine The candidates are Hsvnr Joseph K. Carson, Jr., of Port land and Dean Wayne L. Morse, University of Oregon, federal west coast labor mediator. PORTLASfDER ADMITS MAKING VOID CUIM Portland, Ore, July 17. $M Delmer C. Kiernan, 31, Port land, was under orders to repay S31.KS so the state or go to jail today after he pleaded guilty to a charge of wilful false state ment to obtain state unemploy ment compensation benefit. He wag drawing benefits at the same time he worked as a truck driver. Hunt OIL Wellington, ti, Z.tPi Seek ing profitable development of oil which has been known for 70 year to exirt In New Zea land modern prospecting has been under war since 2S33 at an estimated cost of $2,000,000. TouTl enjoy the Freest Sea Fooo from Hoiij i, 13 g. tilth. Coning ttme fee Too bete te Ctaav stfs AO t SO a. m Cas atall ttisuo eant ad. M"orologicalReport Forectaete atedfard and tlctnJtj: Fair tonlcht and Thursday, moderate temperature, Oregon; Fair tonight and Thurs day, moderate temperatum geoc. vartaote tmf, off the eoaat. l ocal rnta Temperature a year ago wJdcyt Ktgtuat, 88; lowest. 48. Total moBtfciy preclpltatioe. Bacev Deficiency for the month. J8 Inch. Ttt prectpiuttott since Sept. 1, ISM, 48 tncne. gxeeas tot tb season, 4 88 Inches, Relative humldlfv at 3 p. m. js terctay, 40; g a. m. todav, W. Tomorrow; Sunrise, 4 -.66 a. a.; sunset. 7.44 p. m. Ohsertatlons Takes at 4:S a. m II Meridian. Time. 88 T. Ft. Cldy. SS JH Ft Cldy, tl Ft-CISJ. 88 Cloudy s Pt. cuir, S3 Cloudy aa else (it 84 xtt cloudy Tt Cloudy at) 48 50 88 58 55 82 a 84 Ckwidy Pt. CWy, Cloudy Cloudr Cioudy Cloudy Ft. Cldy, Ft. Cldy, Clear Roeesurg Sett take. San rranctaco . aa stu , Tt Spoken 83 Waah, D. C 88 Wenatcbee 8S News o4-H O CLUBS By Joan Denney, Oak Grovs Forestry club m s d an overnight campbig trip io McKte bridga July SO and tt. Members and leaders drove tip the Saver creek road to where the CCC is working In the forest. There they stud ied the different types of trees and collected specimens tot that exhibit at the home economics fair, Members present wares Carol Liiiie, Betty Lue Reich, Cart Reich, Bob Shelby, Ray : mond McKnight, Bob Barbee, Bitty Werner, Jack Ketch and Frances Fann. Mrs. Flora Sail marsh and Mrs, Jva Thomas were chaperorles. At a recent Community duly meeting one of the nine dele gates to summer school from this district gave g report on the activities there. Besides th delegates, Mrs. A. W. Benney accompanied the group as chap, eron for the county. The; Community club wilt hold next meeting In the forr of picnic at Kelman's Bat re in Ashland, August1 1. LOS ANGLES GAINS 258,744 IN DECADE San Francisco. July !?. (US Los Angeles gained; epproxi matety 25S.T44 resident be tween tsstt ant 190, according to preliminary unofficial popu lation figure released by the U- 3, bureau; of census today, The preliminary 1940 pepu lation figure for Log Angeles was given a 3.498,972, at com uared with I 23 (14 In turn an increase of nearly 21 per cent. CITIES WILL DISCUSS CHANGES m STATUTE Portland, Ore., July M tUS Proposed changes in the pre, ent unemployment act will fear discussed next week at confer ences of employers trt five west ern Oregon cities, It was an nounced today. The schedsile includes; Port land, July 22; Salem, July SSj Eugene, Juty 24; Marshfteld. July 25, and Medford, July 2S. Weather, Northern California: Fab? to night and Thursday, but cloudy long coast; slowly rising tem perature in Interior; gentle, v risible wind off coast. pn UL cn - " WWw...gbexi wV fanes ei tmif la. oen.YweoarxfneMy wtel tee. gewVta rear at saroentt. 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