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MEDFORD MATTi TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON'. WEDNESDAY. JULY 24. 1940.
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classified ads.
LOST AND FOUND
atEPOrtl lust dogs, animal cruelty
cases rJJinaue Society Phone 1516
SORROW, Etta. p.ee return bridge
table lmmefllstely to grant Perl
WANTED MALE HELP
WANTED Married man on dairy
term. Year round Job. Boa 3661,
Tribune.
WANTED Carpentering, also com
mon labor In exchange for den
tistry. Box 3048, Tribune.
WANTED Two experienced wood
cutters, steady work. 700 B. Main.
HELP WANTED Boys, all ages, to
sell Examiner on Saturdays. Blge-
low's, 100 West Msln.
WANTED FEMALE HELP
WANTED Cook and general work.
Also waitress and general work.
Callfomla-on-the-Rogue. Trail, Ore.
WANTED Girl for housework. Room,
board and small wages. Box 3063.
Tribune.
WANTED SITUATIONS
EXPERIENCED girl want housework
during fruit season. Very good with
children. Reference. Phone 701-J
between 5 and 6 p. m.
HOUSEKEEPING wanted by widow
46. In or out of town. Can glv
references. Phone 1497-J.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
I WANT to rent or lease ranch, keep
30 cows, hay and pasture. Irriga
tion nd electricity. Rt. 1, Box
163-M. E. E. Lorton.
WANTED Packer' children, day
time care, bring own lunch. 35c
day or 50o with hot noon lunch.
340 Haven.
WANTED 4500. Will give first mort
gage on 6 acre, improved. Box
3025. Tribune.
WANTED TO BUY for cash: to 10
acres tillable oll with river front
age. Improvements not necessary.
Writ Box 3008 Tribune.
WANTEDS or 4-room, small, fur
nished house. Adults only. Trlbun
Box 3298.
WANTED 11 oe. beer bottlee. Will
py cash, comer 4th and Orap
streets, otto Schroeder. Open on
Saturdays only. In back of brew
ery. WANTED
Wool, mohair, hide and pelt
Med ford Bargain Hous. 37 North
Orap St. Phon .063.
WE PAY MORE CASH
For Your fnmlture.
BAHMBIRO ANDREWS
8th and Front. Phon 847.
WEU, DRILLING 81 60 pr ft. first
50 ft., etc- J. M Dodge. 619 King
WANTED Dressmaking, alteration,
Katherln Saitorlee. Singer Shop
33 South Grape.
REGISTER NOW, B. M. Clute bop
yard. Applegate, Oregon: good camp
ground, cabins, pure water and
wood firnlshed. For particulars
writ or call at hopvard
BEIT PKirr.S PAID
For Your Furniture.
EADS FIKMTI KE. Phone 1163-8.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID
For Your Furniture.
MEliFOKI) RAROAIN HOUSE
37 N Orape St f ton 1063
NOTICE
t guarantee to kill your earwig
with my origin! arwur pray
Also kills' other pest. Phon 833
McOonagl.
WANTED
All those who want furniture get
our prices. It will Py yu
HIUHHOOh flRMMRb
16 North r-ort Ph'jre 1980
FOR RENT HOUSES
6-ROOM furnished house for sale.
SO Rose Ave.
FOR RENT Clean 6-room house. 323
w. Jackson.
FOR RENT Furnished duplex, elec
trical kitchen. Marts, overstuffed
Co-r.pleie comfort. Adult only. "04
P:n.
FOR PENT t sere. 8-room modern
home. Inquire Box 356. Loner
Lane.
NEARLY K5T. clcelv furnished 3
roc, crplex with Frlfldslre. lun
drv. garsge. Ciose in. Inquire 711
King
(OR RENT b-rcom housi
furnished. 423 So. Ivy.
nicely
SMALL FURNISHED DUPLEX, hot
water and gsrbsee service. B L
Cook 10 Wulnce St
For r-m-i. DiLlei 1 rooms end
eleec.n porch. Dartlv furnished
630 00 month, wster paid. Phon
FOR hEN't HOUSES
FOB BENT Ou furnished and one
unturntahed 4-room house. Inquire
418 Arcadia. Phone 391-J-3.
POR RENT 8-room modern bouae at
830 No. Holly. Phone is.
POR RENT 4-room modem house.
Inquire adjoining Mac's Market.
North Pacific highway.
POR RENT Furnished house. No. a
Everett Court. dult only. Phon
IMS-J.
POR RiNT Modern b-room stucco
houae. Basement furnace. Clean
Adult 626 Pine.
FURNISHED bouse and one and two-
room pta. 604 W 10th
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
POR RENT 4 room apartment, 910
month. 383 Scenic Drlv. Ashland.
Oregon.
POR RENT 3 -room furnished cabin
and apartment. 410 Hamilton.
POR RENT Furnished
616 N. Central.
apartment.
COOL furnished apartment, prlvat
bath, Prlgldalr. B06 w. aiain.
OE BAUER APTS. 6th at Oakdal.
Prestige, courtesy, with eomlorl
able modern home. Furnished or
unfurnished. Moderate prices. By
day, week or month. Phone 71S-Y.
POR RENT 2-room furnished apart
ment. 40 Qulnc St. Phone m-x.
POR RENT Furnished Hotel Holland
apartments, electric range and
Prlgldalr.
FURNISHED, cool. Insulated apt.
Aduits only: no dogs. 503 8. 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 and Prlgldalre: 3 Urge
rooms, 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 rooms,
unfurnished. Heat, hot water,
complete electric kitchen. 843.80:
lease. Phone 1108.
FURNISHED APTS. Light nd wat
er. 816 and 818. 317 w. Second.
POR RENT Modern furnished apart
ment. Electric refrigerator. Durell
Court. 329 N Holly Inquire Apt 6
FOR HENT Furnished Room
FOR RENT Nicely furnished room
In beautiful home for employed
business girl. Csll 1348-Y.
FOR RENT Attractive, furnished
front room with private bathroom -Private
entrance. 809 West 10th
FOR RENT Pleasant front sleeping
rooms, home privileges. 333 King.
ATTRACTIVE ROOMS. 404 8 Orapc
FOR RENT BOARD. ROOM
BOYS under 13 years. 823 month at
Orelner Home, Gold Canyon pony
ranch, Kerby, Oregon.
EXCELLENT room and board, very
reasonable. 345 N. Grape. Tel.
903-J.
GOOD board, comfortable. Pechsteln.
801 East Main.
BOARD and ROOM. 338 N Riverside
ROOM AND BOARD 718 E. Msln
81 per day.
FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT Weed burner 50c a day:
electric waxer 50c a day. Also all
metal Ice box In good condition,
50 lb. Ice compartment, 810.00.
Hansen Hardware.
MOUNTAIN RANCH for lease: stock
for sale. Call 344 8. Central.
FOR RENT Store building and two
office rooms. See Al Uttrell or
Roland Hubbard.
FOR SALb LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE Good work team. 618
e. eth.
1 RED BOAR W. H. Penlnger, north
Central Point.
FOR SALE Springer Jersey heifer.
W. M. Hansen. Brownaboro.
FOR SALE RLAL ESTATE
FOR SALE Small dairy ranch
stocked with five cows, plenty of
hay. modern houae, bsrgain, by
owner. James Keith, mil west
of Phoenix.
50-ACRS FARM, bottom soli, on
highway near Medford: free water.
R. S. Owen. 3 miles north Central
Point. Oregon.
FOR SALE lti acre. Irrigated. 4
room house: fireplace, bam. other
bulldlnss. 81350. Also several other
small tracts. H. N. Lofland, 323
South Oakdale.
REAL ESTATE for SALE or TRADE
14 ACRES on Crater Las highway
at Shady Cove. 359 5 feet of high
way and river frontage. Suitable
for cabin. Cheap for cash, or
would consider good sedsn car
down psrment. Write Box 45.
Goshen. Ore.
FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS
Convenient terms. List svallsbl
at Nsttonsl Farm Ljs n Office
Holly Theater Building Medford
IF YOU are wanting to buy or eell
real aetata, see L O Plckell. 16
So Bsrtlett Phon 865.
WHEN vou think of real i
of Brown White.
CITY end country prooertle. RENT
ALS Li ANS INSURANCE C S
Butterfleld. 409 Medford Building
HOUSES OR SALE In Medford and
surrounding towns Easy -terms
Jackson County Federal Savings
and Loan Aseoclstlon.
POR SALE OR IRAOE Beer parlor
In between two towns, good busi
ness. Tribune Box 226
FOR SALE 8-room new residence,
never occupied Hardwood flours
Urge living room, paved street
close In MKht tax small house
ss oe-n te-rr-nt fl'. i ririnle
BUSINESS OPrORTUNITIES
! POR r:E OR LEASE Grocery an
confectionery with .lviif
I quarters Dctng good
I Box 364 Tnbuaa.
bus .n -as
CLOSING
TIME
For
SUNDAY
Too Lai to Classify
WANT ADS
is
6:00 P. M.
SATURDAY
PLEASE REMEMBER
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
1938 Bulck Special Coach to trade
for dairy cattle. Ed Young, P. O.
Box 751, Klamath Palls. Ore.
MODEL A Ford coupe, good condi
tion: 16-lnch wheels. Room 413,
Orand Hotel.
SELL for balance due: "85 Terraplan
de luxe sedan, good condition
throughout, only 8347.00: on easy
terms If desired.
PIERCE ALLEN MOTOR CO.
Dode & Plymouth Distributor
1940 Plymouth 4-door sedsn. fully
equipped, new cr guarantee. Big
discount, full price for your car
In trade.
PIERCE ALLEN MOTOR CO.
Dodge and Plymouth Dlst.
POR SALE 1 -ton Chevrolet truck,
platform and rack nearly new.
chesp. Clwune Turner. Shady Cove.
FOR EXCHANGE Real Est!
FOR SALE or TRADE Equity In 6
room home. Three bedrooms. Suit
able for roomers. 139 8. Ivy.
WILL TRADE Equity In house at
815 Cedar for coach or sedan.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
WHILE THEY LAST
NEW 6.00x16 Goodyear Tires, regular
price 615.30; special price 69.95
with your old tire. Your ehenc
to save If you act quick.
PIERCE ALLEN MOTOR CO.
. Dodge di Plymouth Dlst.
POR SALE Oravensteln apple. M. F.
Youn. Central Point. Phone
14-XX-3.
FRESH graded cucumbera.
Prune St. Tel. 853-L.
LARGE PEACH PLUMS. Sc. V, mile
South on Kings Highway, evenings.
L. P. Chrlstesn.
GLADIOLI, 35c dozen. Dressier. 1107
E. Main.
HIMALAYA blackberries. 35o crate,
you pick and furnish containers.
Emll Pech, Phoenix. Ore., Bob
Smith plsoe.
FOR SALE Super Cold refrigerator
and ice cream dispenser. See Msry,
LaTosca.
FOR SALE Fisher piano, cheap. P
O. Box 720. Medford.
FOR SALE--10-barrel storsge tank
708 W Second.
Late cabbag. kal. brocelU. 30 Laurel
Pipe and Fitting New and Used
Large stock. All size. Oet our
prices.
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
37 N. Orap St Phone 1063
REAL BUYS In used clothing. 1406
No. Riverside, across from Beck's
Bskery.
NU-WAY Mattress and Upholstering
CO. Phcn 393. 30 west atn st
SONG BIRDS 1127 West Main St.
Headquarters Mrers-Jaeurarl pump
service sll make. PICK HL.WB
DOORS WINDOWS, pip fittings
pip, fruit tars. ed. floor cover
ing, everything for the home
Jack's Secondhand Store. 108 So
Orape
PERSONAL
CARD CRYSTAL READING. 6100
723 Sherman St. Phone 965-J-3.
FRIEND, pais, companions thru ab
solute confidential help. Bend
sump. P. O. Box 364, Orant Pa,
Or.
PSYCHIC CARD READINGS. 500
DMlvjetcejiSundsvMSF
MISCELLANEOUS
THE OREOONIAN wishes to an
nounce the appointment of Mr.
Carl Msbry ss branch manager for
Medfor-1. Pinn for service
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Auto Loan.
ADVANTAGES OF OUR
CAR LOAN PLAN
1. No Interest charged In advance.
3. Your own Insursnos accepted
5. Cr does not bav to b paid
for.
4. You get th money In ten min
ute, y
8. Special low summer payment
6. You deal direct and v money
W t THOMAS. Msnsger
OREGON FINANCE CO.
At Our Main Offie
48 South Central. Phon 180.
License No. M-317.
CAR LOANS
Bolv vour flnncll
problems by
refinancing or borrowing
LOANS ON CARS
1933-13
TBI-STATP. ri r.rTsNCg CORP.
L' cense M-2SS
MARK A. COLDY
p Vt'Tl PriT.e 778
Closin t u for Too Let so Clas
sify Ada la I JO p. m.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Auto Loan
AUTO LOANS
You get check at once.
. CARS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
P T- "JERRY" YOUNG
Motor Investment Co.
License M-374
Tel. 158 334 Eaat th.
120 TO $1,000
On Your Car.
1833 to 1940 Model Car
and ll?ht trucks.
1 to 18 Months to Repay.
CONSUMERS' CREDIT CO.
HAROLD H BROWN AGENCY
Agent
15S East Msln M-l-SS Phone 807
PERSONAL LOANS
VACATION MONEY
JlrtA Loan easily repsld fJC "TO
$ 1 vU In mo. payment of iJU. I L
Oen Thoma eay:
"Oet enough to pay up present
bill and bav a swell vacation.
We'll coopers t with a low pay
ment schedule
From IS to $300
Pee Gene Thorns, rrrr. of
OREGON FINANCE CO.
Ltc. No. 8-311
49 So. CentraL Phon 138.
Dressmaking.
THE FASHION SHOP-Dreesmeklng
Fur Remodeling, Buttons and
Buckles covered Room 303 0 . 8
Nstl Bank Bid; Tel 1181.
Expert Window Cleaner.
LET JOE DO IT
Expert Window Clesner.. General
nouae cleaners. Floor waxing. Joe
Spence phone 1 1 i
Piano and Organ Instruction
APOLLO PIANO STUDIO Piano. Or-
gan and Accordion, clssslo and
modern Best In So. Oregon. 131
So Grape St Hhonc 1199
Roofing
WE REPAIR or apply any type of
roof. P a b c o Routings. Shingles.
Coatings and Palnu. Wall Paper
Ekerson Paint and Root Co., 38 So
Bartlett Tel 243
Stocks and Bonds.
ONLY STOCK TICKER service In
Oregon outside ol Portland con
tinuous quotations d'iring market
hours. M. N Hogan at Co, 314
E Miiln St . Medford.
Transfer..
CITY TRANSFER at STORAGE CO
Household moving and general
hauling 29 8. Grape. Phone 3050.
day or night.
DAVIS TRAN8FER AND STORAGE1
40 8 Fir Street.
Insured Csrrlers.
Local and Long Distance Hauling
Phone 844
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO
Office 16 South Fir Phon 816
Price right. Service gurnteed
FURNITURE MOVING AND STOR
AGE We hsve vsn moving equip
ment for local and long dlstanc
haullng Dry and clean storage
(concrete building! with special
locker rooms at low rstee.
SAMSON STORAOr. WAREHOUSE
Phone 633
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice of Sale of Interest Bearing
Warrants of school District No. 20,
Jackson County, ore.
Notloe Is hereby given thst the
Board of Directors Of School District
No. 30, Jsckson County Oregon will
receive bids for the purchsse of
Interest Bearing Warrante of said
School iistrl.t In the amount of
83.000.
The above warrant will be Issued
In denominations of 6400.00 each,
on warrant maturing one yesr from
date of issusnce, and one warrant
each year thereafter until all of said
warrant have been redeemed. The
above warrants having been author
ised by the legal voters of said
School District as required by law
at an election called for that purpose.
neia juiy latn. ipso.
Sealed bid must b submitted to
the Board of Director, stating the
amount of Interest to be paid on
said Wsrrsnts. The Board reserve
the right to reject ny, or all bids
Bids will be opened Monday. Aug. 8th,
Mail Tribune Oaily
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Dated at Sams Vslley. Oregon, this
lath dy of July. 1940.
S. S. ABBOTT.
District Clerk
COURT HOUSE
NEWS
Deeds
Alden I. Brooks to Leota Jean
Brooks. Deed, In Pleasant Valley
Farm Tracts. In Sec. 15. 16, 31 and
22. In Towp. 36 8. R. 4 Weat W. M.
Henry L. Gregory to W. E. Mann
et ux, w. D. 20 acre In Sec. 30.
Twp. 36 8. R. 1 Wilt W. M.
Mary M. Mann t vlr to Henry L.
Gregory et al, W. D. In Bee. 8, Twp.
37 S. R. 3 West W. M.
Town of Tsient to Lloyd New.
lun. W. D. In th Town at Talent.
Oregon.
Thoma C. Ward to H. L. Barrett
ux, W D. In Sec. 33. Twp. 34. 8.
R. 4 West W. M.
Oeorg W. Owen et ux to WUllsm
C. Lindsay. W. D. 14 33 acres, in D.
U C. No. 63. Twp. 38 8. R- 1 Eut,
W. VI.
Cam M. Lyman to Myron I. Root
t ux. W. D. In Edgwood Prk. In
Sec. 18, Twp. 34 8. R. 1 Wet. W. M.
Robert A. Smith to B. R. Pech
et ux, W. D. In D. L. C. No. 43. In
Sec. 10. Twp. 38 8. R. I West W. M.
J. M. Baker et ux to Marian 8.
Moore, Deed. In the City of Medford.
Oregon.
Marian 8. Moore to Orac K. Baker,
Deed In the City of Medford, Oregon.
William M. Berkley et uv to Jewel
Parr et ux. W. D. In the Town of
Phoenix. Oregon.
Gertrude Forster Losffler et al to
Carl A. Forster et al. Q. C. D. 1380
acre In Seel 11, 13, 34 and 33 In
Twp. 40 8. R. 1 East W. M.
Orvel Bishop et ux to Lesll I.
Kellow et ux. W. D. In the City of
Medford. Oregon.
Mary T. McCabe to Oliver Oben
chsln et ux. W. t. In th City of
Central Point, Oregon.
Theo J. Pish et ux to Edmund
Johnson et ux. w. D. 8.1 acres in
D. L. C. NO. 65, Twp. 36 8. R. 1 West
W. M.
Mry A. Smith t vlr to C. N.
Atkins et ux. W. D. In Sec. 13, Twp
33 8. R. 8 West W. M.
Thos. E. Davis et ux to Benjamin
Marsden et ux. W. D. In the city of
Gold Hill, Oregon.
Mattla Combs to Audra Lee Nolan.
W. D. In the City of Medford, Oregon.
Mattle Combs to Anna Laura Lio
nel. W. D. In Mlngus Subdivision,
in Sec. 34. Twp. 37 8. R. 3 West W. M.
Mattle Combs to Flossie I. Murray.
w. D. In Mlngus Subdivision, In Sec.
34, Twp. 87 8. R. 3W. W. M.
Waldo Klum et ux to Curtl J
Ssntord et ux, W. D. In the City of
Ashland, Oregon.
J. C. Woods to Velma 8. Dooley.
W. D. in D. L. C. No. 69. in Twp.
37 8. R. 3 West W. M.
June c. Woods to Velms a. Dooley,
W. D. In the City of Central Point.
Oregon.
Oeorg L. Jntzer Lumber Com
pany to Edmund W. Peas et ux.
W. D. 1.3 acre In Sec. 10, Twp. 33,
8. R. 3 Eut W. M.
Gatheryn E. Heffernsn to th CU
forala Oregon Power Company. Right
of Way In Sec. 33, Twp. 37 S R. 3
West W. M.
Jackson County. Oregon, to Jacob i
Welttxl et ux. Deed. In th City of
Jacksonville. Oregon.
Jackson County. Oregon, to Adel
bert Doddridge, Deed. In Sec. 30,
Twp. 39 8. R. 4 Esst W. M.
Jackson County, Oregdn to the
City of Medford, In the City of Med
ford, Oregon.
D. A. Low et ux to Carl Elmer
Branam et ux. W. D. In Sec. IB.
Twp. 38 8. R. 3 West W. M.
Wllmer M. Poley et al to Omile
E. Ollck et ux, W. D. In th City
of Ashland, Oregon.
O. T. Douglas et ux to lola i.
Oordon. W. D. 160 acres In See. 83,
Twp. 35 S. R. 4 Wast W. M.
Zoa R. Hubbs to Talent Irrigation
District, 10 acre In Rogue River Val
ley Orchard Tract.
Syd I. Brown, Shsrtff, to W. R.
Heckman et al. Certificate of Sale.
In D. L. C. No. 84, Twp. 37 S. R. 3
West W. M.
John P. Miller to David O. Modrell.
W. D. In the Town of Phoenix, Or.
Geo. A. Brlner et ux to Elf Long
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et si, W. D. 86 scree In See. 11, Twp.
39 S. R. 1 West W. M : 30 03 seres
In Sec. 3. Twp. 39 8. R. 1 Wast: and
6 6 acre In Lot 4. Sec. 3, Twp. 39 8
R. 1 West W M.
OrvlUe F. Ollck et ux to Clara L
Hartley et al. W. D. in th City of
Ashland, Oregon.
Edward Lundberg si ui to Nlrklsa
R- DeWit et si. W. D. In th City
of Medford. Oregon.
W. P. Stewart et ux to the First
i Nations! Bank of Portland, W. D. In
Snowy Butte Orchards In See. 10,
Twp. 37 8. R. 3 West W. M.
Williams Creek
Williams Creek, July 24.
(Spl.) Williams ladies' club met
July 17 at the Cave camp pic
nic grounds. Potluck lunch
was enjoyed by some 20 pres
ent. After lunch a business
meeting was held and the fol
lowing new officers elected:
Mr. Orvil Lewman, president.
in place of Mrs. Dally, retiring;
Mrs. Tom Swearingen, vice-!
president: Mrs. Alfred Lari-
more, secretary-treasurer. Next
meeting will be with Mrs.
Swearingen, picnic on the
creek. The club will serve
weiners and buns.
Victor Sparlln wss painfully but
not seriously burned recently. A car
waa driven Into th garag where
h works and when he removed the
radiator cap boiling water wa blown
over hi back making almost a solid
buster and necessitating hie going
to the hospital tor a few day.
Mr. and Mr. Robert had as guest
last week Mr. and Mrs. Jck Tbomts
snd two dughters and Mr. Thoma'
mother, Mrs. Dell Raney of Alhambra,
Calif.
Some of th CCO boys of Williams
camp hav been moved to a camp
in Washington and 150 others were
brought in from the southern states
to take their place. Those leaving
were from New York.
Tom Swearingen had the misfor
tune to roll a log on hi leg, bruising
It badly but no bona war broken.
Hi son Rlchsrd. who Is in th CCC
Umpqua camp, wa clled home,
A grass fir started presumably by
a smoldering firecracker thrown by
a passing motorist caused some ex
citement at th C. W. Robert plac.
bringing th fire warden and near-by
neighbor but causing no serious
dsmsg.
Mr. Stella Strstton and sister,
Mrs. Herri ed, were at the old home
plso (th old John home) one day
laat week and called on friend on
th creek.
It is rumored that th Oregon
Urns Product plant I to start oper
ations sgaln soon. It Is to be hoped
It does a it furnishes a nlc little
pay roll for the local boy whll work
1 short.
A block of som 13 or 15 wild
gee were seen flying up WUllsm
creek July 30. A very unusual thing
at this tlm of year. They were
flying so low that th black stripes
on the aid of their head were
visible.
Gold Hill
Cold Hill. July 24. (Spl.)
Ten Boy Scouts from here left
last Sunday for scout camp at
Lake o' thu Woods. They were:
Buddy Blair, Alvis Winn. Ger
ald Lewis, Harry Smith, Doug-
las rarxnurst, Kenneth Look,
Zane Marsden. Nophia Mars -
den, Leray Carter and Duane
Eskew.
Local Odd Fellow nd Rebkh
who attended the Joint Installation
of JacksonvUl lodge wer Mr. nd
Mrs. Dsrrel Hendrlckson. Mr. and
Mr. Wm. Little, Oeorg Haft, Mr.
and Mr. H. D. Pore. Mr. Ruth
Lewi snd Mrs. Msry Chlaholm.
Mr. and Mr. Howard Kell moved
July 33 to Chemult. where they bav
a service station and grag.
Mr. Jim Blavln and son Jimmy
spent th week-end at Bend and
were accompanied home by Mr.
Blevins' daughter, Mr. Tom Carlon
nd dughtr, who will visit her a
few day.
Leo Williams and son Hugh of
Medford war guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Art Oorham laat Sunday.
Mrs. Alpha colvln snd family, Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Eskew nd fsmlly. and
Mr. Rose Perkins accompanied th
Herman Marr family of Medford to
Crater Lake last sundsy.
Mr. Ella Sutton and granddaugh
ter Betty Mullln bav returned home
here from a week's camping trip at
Union Creek.
Stewart Weeke of Trail was a busi
ness caller In this city laat Sunday.
Louie Herri n of Medford called on
friend her July 31.
Mr. Mary Morelock received word
Monday of th sudden passing of her
grandson's wlf. Mr, penton Wood
of Weed. Mr. Wood I a former resl
dert of this city and attended grid
chool her.
Oueau of Mr. snd Mrs. Hsrlsn
Belcher last Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Rogers snd dsughters of
Medford. Robert Sutton of Central
Point and Mr. snd Mr. R. S. Sutton
of Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Storm moved
Mondsy to Junction City.
Mr. lew Walker and Hugh Hayes
drov to Redding last Friday to visit
Mr and Mrs. Vaughn Quakanbuah
and family, and wer accompanied
CLERK'S SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT
JACKSON COUNTY. OREOON
JUNE SO. 1940
Warrant
Vnerel county Fund.
Emanvency Fund -
County Library Fund...
Ashlsnd Library Fund.
Dog Llcans Fund -
Pair Operation Fund-
Election runa
Road Fund
boms by Mrs. Hugh Hsyee. who hss
vtsltsd relstive In California for
several weeks.
Mr. and Mr. R. O. Wlgl had a
their fueat from Sunday until
Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Wlgl.
Mr. Ernl Johnson snd son Jim, all
of Portlsnd.
Miss Lenor Clement of Trek la
visiting relative and mend here
till week.
Major and Mr. Ms ben. former
resident, sr auylng t Weaaku Inn
whll fishing and visiting friends.
The Mabena formerly lived on the
Joe Lewis place.
Mrs. Bonney of Applegata called
on friends here laat Friday,
Fern Valley
Fern Valley, July 24. Spl.)
Fern Valley sewing and cook
ing 4-H club is inviting the
public to an evening of fun
Friday. July 28. at Fern Val
ley school house.
Th school board announce a
meeting called tor July 38 at 6 p. m.
at th school to vou on transporta
tion of th children to Phoenix.
Claude Briscoe, who ha Just fin
ished n nltstment In th army.
stationed In the Hawaiian Islsnds.
wa visiting at th E. E. Marshall
and other friends homes in Fern
Valley Saturday. He 1 nlnllsung
nd leaving agsln soon.
Friends of Nichols Dewit In our
community extend him and hi wlf
congratulatlona no their recent mar
riage. Mr. Dewlt wa a resident of
our vslley for several year.
A. Lewie waa a business shopper
In Medford Mondsy.
Vacation Bible school finished
July 19 with an evening of enter
tainment for the parent. Twenty-six
children received diploma beside
other reward for memory work, at
tendance snd visitors. Over 400 Btbl
verses were lesrned by the youngster.
Dl Woods, field man from Bear
Creek orchards, wa looking over the
prospective pear crop In Fern valley
Monday, No damage from hall wa
found In our community from Satur
day storm.
Mr. and Mrs. Jo Kan tor Jr. nd
girl were in Ashland on business
Friday.
Sunday completea th Bunday
school contest for new members,
visitors and attendance, etc. An evs-
ning'a entertelnment, lo cream and
oak must be th penalty for th
losing ld.
Mrs. L. O. Pen land was a Medford
shopper Mondsy.
Merle Hughes, who has recently
com here from Salem where hs
ha mad his horn for th put
several year, spent th week-end t
at th horn of hi cousin, Mrs. E.
Msrshsll. and fsmlly.
Mr. Ray Ward. was In Medford on
business Mondsy,
Junior Steele hurt his foot on a
pitchfork last week but 1 recovering
nicely. Joeephln Ksntor stepped on
a rak Monday evening and ran a
tooth In her toe.
William ram I still confined to
hi bom from hi recent nine.
A speedy recovery Is wished by all
of hi friends.
Mr. snd Mr. Roy Ousely of Silver
lake visited relative here last week.
She win be remembered a th
former Carol Pern.
Jlmmle Dsvls hss ban in th past
coup! of weeks.
Mrs. J, O. Eldrtdg found It mom
sary to go to Ashlsnd Sunday to hav
a partlcl of wood removed which
she got In her r Saturday.
Th electric line Is being completed
( and electricity Installed in th Id
, neii ana uoy nomss.
, nd Mrs. Jo Woodcock snd
Lyle are spending th week in Sen
Francisco taking In th exposition.
Sgt. McCannon wa In th com
munity laat week Investigating the
tire st th Buncrest orchard spray
plsnt.
Mrs. Oossett snd Veil wer Med
ford shopper Friday.
Fifth Column, Eta.
To the editor:
There is much debate as to
whether America could be In
vaded by the totalitarian pow
ers. But America, from here to
Cape Horn Is already invaded
and has been for years, by their
Fifth Columns. And they have
oeen given very free hand.
One of F.D.R.'s first official acts
was to welcome Russia's Fifth
Column to our midst. Now those
Fifth Columns are pretty thor
oughly entrenched in every
country on the western hem is
phere, poisonmg our loyslty and
patriotism, getting young men
pledged to not participate in war
or be "cannon fodder" for any
body. So that now it seems practi
cally impossible for us to secure
a volunteer army or navy. And
N.B. these are not Civil War
days nor World War days. The
draft now will sweep into our
army and navy many thousands
of Fifth Columnists glad of the
opportunity it will afford them
to scuttle a battleship, blow up
a fort, or order a retreat at some
critical moment.
Turkey found 200 Germans
working in her munition plants.
Issued
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6
. 166
. 17
. 40
3
Amount Outstanding
6136 944 61 613 93113
1.34361
806
3.870 67
396 48
1.038 64
80 00
3.44368
11.86847
804 93
87 16
807.60
10 00
347
1117
84 33
13.387M
368 6307413.11 638.671 JO
O R. CARTER.
County rjlsrk, J season County, Orsassa.
Communications
but ousted them at once. She
did not wait for a war to begin.
WISE TURKEY. We wonder
how many Fifth Columnists are
working in our munition plants,
shipyards and airplane fae
tones? Maybe Ickes, Hopkins,
Perkins, Lewis or Bridges, could
tell.
Hitler has won practically sit
of his victories by Fifth Column
work (that is through spies or
traitors). Churchill thwarts that
game in England. So Hitler
warns England to oust Church
ill, and put some English Petain
in his place, then England can
get nice easy peace terms Ilka
France got. It is just as simple
as that. But only Hitler knows
the full, grinding, perpetual
price that France must yet pay
America Is getting ample warn
ing. Again: If this country goes in
to a war under this "leftist" ad
ministration, all of those dicta
torial measures that the Su
preme Court outlawed, before)
that Court was denatured, will
doubtless be revived as "emer
gency measures", and the "blue
eagle" or maybe this time a vul
ture, will flap his wings and
crack down" on Ford, and all
big business, and so cripple It
that the government will be
COMPELLED (?) to take it over
to save it.
So what? GIVE US WILLKIE
AND McNARY.
Edwin Deacon,
Talent, Ore.
July 23, 1940.
Meteorological Report
Forecasts
Medford snd vicinity: Pair tonight
snd Thursday; little change la Urn
paratur. Oregon: Pair tonight snd Thursday
but overcast on coast: little) chant
in temperature; genu northwest
wind oft coast.
Loral Data
Temperature a year ago today:
Highest, 99: lowest. 88.
Total monthly precipitation, M
Inch. Deficiency for the month, .16
Inch.
Total precipitation sine Sept. t,
1989. 33.60 Inch. Excess (or the
seseon, 4 47 Inch.
Relative humidity at I p. m. yee
terday, 34; S . m. today. T8.
Tomorrow: Sunrise, 4:67 a. 84
sunset, 7:88 p. m.
Observations Taken at 4:88 a. ga
its Msrldlaa Tim.
n
HI
City
. 86
. SO
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
PV CldT.
Cloudy
Ft. CldT.
pt-CVdy.
Clear -
Cloudy
Clear
M Cloudy
Ft. CM.
Ft. Cldy.
Clear
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
m. Cloudy
Cloudy
Boston .
Chicago
Denver
IS
ST
63
SO
S3
68
Eureka .
Havre
Lo Angels 88
Medford tt
New TOTE 83 70
Omshs tnv
78
Phosnlx 108
88
68
Portland SO
Reno 86
Rosehurg SS
48
64
Salt. Lak..101
Saa Francisco. 86
86
66
Saattl-. . 73
68
68
76
Spokane , , 88
Wash, D. C. 83
Wen tehee
84 68
Clear
k.f:
IN GUN ASSAULT
Klamath Falls. Ore., Jury 24.
(U.P Eva Olsen of Klamath
Falls was held today by federal
authorities pending trial on a
charge of assault with dan
gerous weapon in the shooting
of Annabel Jackson, 18, Klam
ath reservation Indian girl.
The Indian girl was In
critical condition at a Klamath
Falsi hospital with a bullet
through her brain. The shoot
ing took place at a party held
on the reservation on last July
14.
Federal authorities alio held
Gordon Olsen, husband of the
accused woman, and Edwin Mo
line, charged with giving liquor
to Indians. They wet present
at a party that preceded the
shooting.
Closing tlm tor loo Let so
si fy Ads is I JO p. as.
WlrW wNe...Pey beck W
poyineori fined your v
ceen. Yur per nd nor be My
pots for. Ijvce year present
peymenrs. Why eel k est
18314 . Male Street Meefur)
81. I trelM 88-188
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