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Newspaper Page TextPAGE ELEVEN Want to Buy, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It's Filled With Opportunities! t MEDFORD MATL TKTBUXE. H.EDFORD. OREGON. THURSDAY. JULY 2o. 1940. tutd every ad on mis le Sou will proDably find esactil the thlni jou nave been loos. ln lor or eala Of treds lor unused articles you may neve. Search your ettic or store-room you may find many things others art seeKing and Da abla to realise Immedlete cash. It hst you want Isn't beta, advertise lor It. Tribune Cles alfiad Ada ara inexpensive allaetlvel RATES Per word lint Insertion te (Minimum tic) Cacb addltlunal Insertion. per word , lo (Mlnlnmm toe) Per Una per inonlli without copy chance .f l.tS CASH or money order must ac company all mail order clasaiiitd ads. LOST AND FOUND aTRAYED Two-year-old yellow hell er giving milk. Reward. Geo. Horner. Houte 1. Box 388. Medlord. STRAYED from my Eagle Point ranch on Crater Lake highway, 3 yearling steers, weight about 600 lbs., brand ed VO on left blp. Reward for Information leading to their return. Fosa Oreb. Eagle Point. LOST Two new screen doors on high way north of Medford. Please re turn to Lost River Dairy. HEPOR'f lost doge, animal cruelty caaea d wane Society Phone 1516 BORROW EKS. p.ease return bridge tables Immedlstely to Frank Perl WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Single man to work from 6 to 8 evenings for room and small salary: other day employment de alrable. Apply In person, 1466 North Riverside. WANTED Two experienced wood cutters, steady work. 700 B. Main. HELP WANTED Boys, all ages, to sell Examlnera on Saturdays. Blge- low's. 100 West Mally WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Middle-:ged woman for cooking and general housework. Three In family. Phone 2075-J a WANTED Women for laundry work. Must be good lroner. Huson's Home Laundry. Phone 1447-R. WANTED An experienced cook. Call Mrs. Carpenter, 614-J. WANTED Cook and general work. Also waitress and general work. Callfornla-on-the-Rogue, Trail, Ore. WANTED Olr! for housework. Room. board and small wages. Box 3063. 2 MALE AND FEMALE HELP 660 HOP PICKERS WANTED Four weeks work, paying 81:50 per hun dred lbs., 35c extra per hundred If you pick through season. Free cablna and camp ground on Rogue river, free lights, wood and stoves. General store and amusement hall. Starting Aug. 6. C. H. Elsmann, Fort Vannoy Hop Yards, Oranta Pass. Oregon. WANTED SITUATIONS ; EXPERIENCED GIRL desires house work. 1023 N. Central, f EXPERIENCED girl wants housework during fruit season. Very good with children. Reference. Phone 701-J between 5 and 6 p. m. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Children to care for Plenty milk and lunch. 50c day Phone 453-R-2. WANTED Baby calvea. Phone B57-R-4 I WANT to rent or lease rsnch, keep 30 cows, hay and pasture, lrrlaa tlon and electricity. Rt. 1, Box 163-M. E. E. Lorton. WANTEDS or 4-room, small, fur nished house. Adults only. Tribune Box 3398. WANTED Wool, mohair hldea and pelts Medford Bargain House, 37 North Orape bt Phone .062. WE P4Y MORE CAH Ft.r Your Fnmlture RAKMHI Hl AM'HIHS 6th and Front. Phone 647 WE1.L DRILLING II 50 per ft first 60 It., etc. J. M Dodge. 819 King WANTED DreAsmsklng alteratlou. Kathenne Sa'terlee. Singer Shop 32 South Oreue. REGISTER NOW. B M Clute hop yard. Applegale. Oregon; good camp ground, cablna. pure water and wood l irnlshed For particulars write or call at hopysrd RF1T PHII Is PtIU For Your Furniture. t IDA 1 1 KM I t HE. Phone HIOHtT CM PHI! T PAID Pot Your Furniture MUrOKI B IROAt HlUsE 37 N Orape St er.one 1063 NOTICE I guarantee to kill your earwlga with my original earwig aprsy Also kil other pests Phone 833 McOonacle 4lf II All those who want furniture get our pn-es. it a-UI pa vou. IIOI MKIMlK rlHMII RF. nt i p Ph'-r 1Q0 FOR REN f HOUSES FOR RENT Furnished d'Jplea. elec trical kitchen Mara; overstuCed Complete comfort. A1u;t only 704 P;ne. FOR PENT 1 sre. fl-irom mod.rn home Inquire Bos Ut. Locer! Lao.. ' FOB hEm HOUSES FOR RENT Clean 6-room home. 323 w. jackaon. .-.T.ARLY NEW. nicely furnlahed 1 room duplex with Frlgldsire. laun dry, gsres-a. Cloae In. Inquire 711 Klnj FOR HINT a-room houae. nicely furnlahed. 433 So. fry. SMALL rUKNUSHEO DUPLEX, hot water and garbage eervtce. II. L Cook. 10 Quince 8k FOR RENT Duvlex, 3 rooma and aleeplng porch, partly furnished. 30 00 month, water paid. Phone 371. FOR RENT Oiie furnished and one unfurnished 4-room house. Inquire 419 Arcadia. Phone 291-J-3. FOR RENT 5 -room modern bouaa at 330 No. Holly. Phone IS. FOR RENT 4-room modern house. Inquire adjoining Mac's Market, North Pacific highway. FOR RENT Furnished bouse, No. 6 Cverette Court. Adults only. Phone 18.8-J. FOR RNT Modern b-rcom etucco houee. Basement furnace. Clean Adults 635 Pine. FURNISHED houae and one and two room pts. 604 W. 10th TOR RENT APARTMENTS WELL furnished apartment, also bed room, close In. 337 N. Central. FOR RENT 4 room apartment, S10 month. 383 Scenic Drive, Ashland, Oregon. FOR RENT 3-room furnished cabin and apartment. 410 Hamilton. COOL furnished apartment, private bath. Frlgldalre. 806 W. Main. OE BAUER APTS. 6th at Oakdale Prestige, courtesy, with comfort able modern home. Furnished or unfurnished. Moderate prices. By day, week or month. Phone 713-Y. FOR RENT 3-room furnished apart ment. 40 Qutno St. Phone 16-X. FOR RENT Furnlahed Hotel Holland apartments, electric range and Frlgldalre. FURNISHED, cool. Insulated apt. Aduiu only; no doga. 603 8. Holly NICELY furnished apartment. Elec tric range and Frlgldalre; 3 large rooms, kitchen, bathroom, fire place. Newly renovated. Hot and cold water furnished. Mall Tribune Bldg Call at Tribune office. MODERN furnished apartment. Qulnoe St. 10 VAWTER APARTMENTS 6 rooma, unfurnished. Heat, hot water, complote electric kitchen. 943.60; lease. Phone 1108. FURNISHED APTS. Lights and wat er. 816 and 818. 317 w. Second. FOR RENT Modern furnished apart ment. Electric refrigerator. Durel) Court. 329 N Hollv Inquire Apt 6 FOR KENT Furnished Rooms FOR RENT Nicely furnished room In beautiful home for employed I bualness girl. Call 134B-Y. I FOR RENT Attractive, furnished front room with private bathroom Private entrance. 809 West 10th FOR RENT-Pleassnt front aleeplng """ "ome privileges. 323 King. ATTRACTIVE ROOMS 404 8 Grape FOR RENT BOARD. ROOM FOR RENT Room and board. 408 Beatty. BOYS under 13 years. 825 month at Grelner Home. Gold Canyon pony ranch, Kerby, Oregon. EXCELLENT room and board, very reasonable. 245 N. Grape. Tel. 903-J. BOARD and ROOM 828 N Riverside ROOM AND BOARD 71S E. Main 81 per day. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Weed burner 60c a day: electric waxer 50c a day. Also all metal Ice box In good condition. 60 lb. Ice compartment. 910.00 Hansen Hardware. MOUNTAIN RANCH for lease: stock for sale. Call 344 8. Central. FOR RENT Store oulldlng and two office rooms see Al Llttrell or Ro!nnd Hun.rd , FOR SALb LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Young Jersey milk cow. Phone 689-J-3. FOR SALE 8 sows, farrow July and August. 625 each. Apply evenings. Mace ranch. Central Point. FOR SALE Shropshire bucks. R. V. Beall. Beau Lane. FOR SALE Jersey and Guernsey cow, tested, fresh next week, gen tle. R. C. Logan. Talent, Ore. FOR SALE Good work team. 616 E. 9th. 1 RED BOAR W. H. Peninger, north Central Point. FOR SALI Sprlncer Jersey heifer, w. M Hansen Brownsnro FOR SALE RLAL ESTATE FOR SALE A bargain In west aide home, cloae to schools. Fine con dition. Lawn, trees. By owner at 616 S Ivy SALE. RENT or TRADE Attractive modern 4-room house. Key at 412 Western. 6-ROOM furnished house for sale. 30 Rose Ave. FOR SALE Small dairy ranch stocked with five cows, plenty of hsy. modern house, bsrgain. by owner James Keltb. t mile west of Phoenix. 50-ArRE FARM, bo'.oei ?' on hlrhwa near Medford; free water R S Ovens. 3 miles north Central Point. Oregon. REAL ESTATE for SALE or TRADE . 14 ACRE) on Crater Lane htsfway at Shed Oee. 1)(9 feet ol h ah wsy and river frontage Sjltaole for eabina Cheap for cash, ot would consider ef4an car down parmcnt. Write Bos 45. Onanen. Ore WREN mi mirl of real estate Uusk cc Brow a Wall CLOSING TIME For SUNDAY Too Lata to Classify WANT ADS is 6:00 P.M. SATURDAY PLEASE REMEMBER FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS Convenient terms Ltste available at Natlunal Farm Los. n Office Holly Theater Building Medlord. IF YOU are wanting to buy or sell real estate, see L. G Plckeu. 10 So. Bartlett Phune 366. CI 47C Sacrifice neat aubatantlal 14l0 cottage; living room with oak floors, fireplace; kltcnen, break fast nook, two bedrooms, bsth, service porch with laundry traye. garage, wood shed. Nice yard, fenced. Includes furniture, rugs, new S10O circulating oil heater piped to house. Will rent as la for 136 per month. Also C977C Four acres. Irrigated and V - I I J In alfalfa and clover, neat modern four-room cottage, fully furnished with new furniture. Bam. hay. one cow electric sepa rator. Alt goes with place. Sickness reason tor selling. Also C J ft Aft Eight rooms, bath, base ment. oil furnace with pressure circulation, garage, large lot. fruit, paved street. To cloae estate la offered for one-half Its value. ELMER HERRIED No. 7 N. Bartlett St. Phone 1406 or 1613-J. CITY and country properties. RENT ALS liilANS. INSURANCE C S Butterfleld. 409 Medlord Building HOUSES "OR SALE In Medford and surrounding towns. Easy terms Jackson County Federal Savlnga and Loan Association. FOR SALE OR TRADE Beer parlor In between two towns, good busi ness. Tribune Box 3286 FOR SALE 6-room new residence, never occupied Hardwood floors, large living room, osved street close In. Might tske small house as down payment. 618 So Oakdale FOR SALE 6-room completely fur- ntshed house, Frlgldalre. electric ran,?e. hardwood floors, east aiae. Move In. 81800. Some terms. A snspl Also 6-room modern home, bath. Central Point. Immediate posses sion. A give-away. 8700. Your own terms. Business la good. I ain't mad at nobody. "DAD" ROBERTS. 730 W. 3nd. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1939 m-ton Dodge Truck. Practically new. See Wabl, U. 8. National Bank. 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 wheela. Room 413. Grand Hotel. FOR SALE 1 Uj-tou Chevrolet truck, platform and rack nearly new. cheap. Claude Turner. Shady Cove. FOR EXCHANGE Real Estate FOR SALE or TRADE Equity In 8 room home. Three bedrooms Suit able for roomers. 139 S. Ivy. WILL TRADE Equity In houae St 815 Cedar for coach or sedan. FOR SAl.E MISCELLANEOUS FOR 8ALE POULTRY LICE - MITE KILLERS of all kinds. Monarch Seed At Feed Co. CHILD PORTRAITS, 6x7, nicely col ored, 9135 value now 86e. Offer enda August 3rd. Corley Studio, over Western Thrift. FOR SALE MEO-181 KILLS CRAB GRASS without Injury to your lawn grass. Monarch Seed At Feed Co. FOR 6 ALE FEED WHEAT, nice clean grain. (1.40 ewt. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. FOR SALE Feed DR. HESS POUL TRY PAK-A-MIN to moulting hens for a quick moul. Monarch Seed it Feed Co. LATE cabbwe plants 30 Laurel. FOR SALE Oravenateln apples. M. F Younig. Central Point. Phone 14-XX-9. FRESH graded cucumbers. 1700 Prune St. Tel. 853-L. LARGE PEACH PLUMS, c. 4 mile South on Klncs Highway, evenings. L. P. Chrlstean. OLADIOLI, 35c dosen. Dreeslers. 1107 I. Main. HIMALAYA blackberries. 3JC crate, you p!-k and furnish eontelnere. Pech. Pboeals, Ore., Bob Smith place. FOR SALE 10-barrel storage tank 70S W Second. Pipe and Ftttlners New and Used Laree stock. All slsee. Oet our prf-ee MEDFOHD BARGAIN ROC8E 37 N Orape St Pbone I03 REAL BITS In used clothing. 1408 No rtlvenlde eTies from Beck'a Bake.7 NU-WAY Mattress and Upholstering Co PN.ne 3. 30 West Stn St RONO birds 11J7 West Mala St Headquarters Mvsre-Jaciicel pumps Semoe sll mites PICK RLWE dooha windows pipe mtinea pioe feijtt tars eda floor cover, in, evemhinc for the home I Ja. k s Seeusdnasd Store. 104 to Ore,. rOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE PEACH WRAPS and CRATES. Monarch Seed At Feed Co. FOR SALE DRAIN BAGS at lowest prices. Monarch Seed it Feed Co. FOR SALE FRESH BIRD SUPPLIES of all klnda. Monarch Seed at Fefd Co. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR &ALE OR LEASE- - Grocery an confectionery store with llvliej quarters. Doing good busln-sa. Box ?tHH Tribune PERSONAL CARD READING, 81.00. 339 Jeanette. FRIEND, pals, companlona thru ab eoluie confidential help. Send stamp. P. O. Box 284, Grants Pass. Ore. PSYCHIC CARD READINGS. 600 Daily except Surflav 633 S. Fir MISCELLANEOUS THE OREGON1AN wishes to an nounce the appointment of Mr. Carl Mabry as branch manager for Medford Phone 336 for service. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Auio Loans. ADVANTAGES OF OUR CAR LOAN PLAN L No Interest charged In advance 9. Your own Insurance accepted t. Car doea net have to be paid lor. 4. You get the money in ten min utes 6. Special low summer paymenta 6. You deal direct and save money See W E THOMAS, Manager OREGON FINANCE CO. At Our Main Office 46 South Central Phone 130. License No. M-217. CAR LOANS Solve your financial prbblema by refinancing or borrowing LOANS ON CARS 1933-1939 TBl-STATE ACC KPTANCB CORP. License M-2SS MARK A. GOLDY 109 E. Main. Phone 728. AUTO LOANS You get check at once. CARS BOUGHT AND SOLD. P. T. JERRY" YOUNO Motor Investment Co. License M-274 Tel. 159. 234 East 9th. $20 TO S1.000 On Your Car 1933 to 1940 Model Cara and light trucks. 1 to 18 Months to Repay. CONSUMERS' CREDIT CO. HAROLD H BROWN AGENCY Aent 123 East Main M-'.;39. Phone 807 PERSONAL LOANS VACATION MONEY $100 E Loan easily repaid tj 7) mo. payment of vU I U Oene Thomaa says: 'Get enough to pay up present bills and have a awell vacation. We'll cooperate with a low pay ment icnerlule From 15 to $300 Bee Oene Thomaa, rrurr of OREGON FINANCE CO. Lie. No 6-211 45 So Central. Phone 139 Dressmaking. THE FASHION SHOP-Dreeamsklng Fur Remodeling, Buttons and Buckles covered Room 303 0. 6 Natl Ban Bid" TH MR!. Expert Window Cleaner. LET JOE DO IT Expert Window Cleaner.. Oeneral house cleaners. Floor waxing. Joe S pence. Phone 1172. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS t. Mountain lake a. Snatcb . Caleb sight of II. Part of a min strel sbow IS. Unasplrated 14. Genus of the blue grass 11. Young gosts ls..I .srs frr keep ing fish It Article It. Pale brown IL Blunta It, Affirmative 1. Sidelong glance ft. Wg.r 17. Traversee 10. FUtrh 12. Philippine Mohamme dans 14. Bjg.e --all I?. Pun god 17. pertatntr.g to vlnagar t. Indu e to es ce 11. Pronoun 12. I.:e rrymsls II. Approaches ta. Ob.truton ta a stream IT. Au"mol. :e wr.-h.nnps II. 8w.nd.e: s.ang IL. Olv Informa tion II Tsk the s"r- Solution of Yesterday't Puula u Jspt-. i . m" -3El OOWN .i 1 I - 3 1 K'rel tf grp r-A r," li" a f " arrsTi' wrTTV " Bsir a Bm.i erna- fl -'-Vr ,- IV NtKMe rr-rtal ban ones fr .sr-J'i r 74 M. Pric4e la 9. l.v.uts Jot 44. riower.t.f T,g8i" : tJTie Crswir-f sap ihmb m'A.'': H9 7tite oa eargo 1ft. Dealer in 4t. Ct'argea - i. Chum pouitrr si. K:r.n or pi try ---Cm-,v r n thtg 11 lt potatoes II. L'Mittened ri-'.i' l'V1 Passage ent 17 Chafs i par.la S Bir--f- IT ft j t bar tree t' Corrlulng M. ferhtfl'leni rlmM "-:' M. 8y t. l-sr4 rresaure artant m . Garden plots II Harveit H Pagan god BUSINESS DIRECTORY Piano and Organ Instruction APOLLO PIANO STUDIO Piano. Or gan and ArcordJon, classic and modern Beat In So. Oregon- 131 So Ora ?? Hhont 1199 Roofing WE REPAIR or apply any type of root. Ftbco Kootiiigs. smnaiira, Coatlni and Paint. Walt Paper Ekeraon Paint and Roof Co aft Bo Birtlett Tel 243 Stocks and Bonds. ONLY STOCK TICKER service In Oregon outside 01 Portland con tinuous quotation! d'trlng market hours. M. N. Hon & Co 31 E Mntn St.. Mfrtforrt Transfer. CITY TRANSFER At STORAGE CO. Household moving and general hauling 39 8. Orape. phone 3050. day or night. D A VI fl ! TRA X S TK R t AN D - 8 TORAOB 40 8. Plr Street. Injured Carriers. Local and Long Dietanca Hauling Phone A44. EAD3 TRANSFER fe STORAOE CO Office 18 South Fir Phone 315 Prices right. Service guaranteed FURNITURE MOV I NO AND STOR AOE W have van moving equip ment for local and long dlstar.c haullng Dry and clean storage (concreta building) with special lockr rooms at low rtea. SAMSON STORAOf. WAREHOUSE Phone 833 LEGAL NOTICES Notice of Sale of Inter Bearing Warrant of hchuol DUtrtrt No. 20, Jarkaon County, Ore. Notice la hereby given that the Board of Director of School District No. 30, Jackson County Oregon will receive bids for the purchase of interest Bearing Warrants of aald School Dlatnn in the amount of a. 000. The above warrant will be Issued In denomination! of S400.00 each. one warrant maturlrw one year from date of issuance, and one warrant each year thereafter until all ol said warranta hare been redeemed. The above warrant having been author ised by the legal voters of said School District as required by lsw at an election called for that purpose, held July 18th. 1940 Sealed bids must be submitted to the Board of Directors, stating the amount of lnt -eat to be paid on said Warrants. The Board reserves the right to reject any, or all bids Bids will be opened Monday. Aug 6th at S P. M. at the School House of District No. 30. Dated at Sams Valley, Oregon, this 10th day of July, 1040. 8. 8. ABBOTT. District Clerk Notice. The Board of Equalization for the County of Jackson, State of Oregon, will meet in regular session at the office of the County Assessor, In the County Courthouse at Medford. Ore gon , at 10 :00 o'clock a . nr, Mon day, August 13th, 1040, for the purpose of hearing complaints and e q u a 1 1 a 1 n 9 the 1040 as aessment rolls. The said henr ln7 will continue from the above date until August 77th. 1940. Any prop erty owner who is a(?rlev?d at the valuation placed on his or her prop erty may appear before ssld board and petition for a correction In the valuation as shown on the 1940 as sessment rolls. All petitions must be filed on or before August 37th. as the Board of Equalisation will com plete Its public hearing on said date. LIN NIB HANSCOM. Countv Aseivir. Brownsboro Brownsboro, July 23. (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson and family visited friends at Rogue River last Tuesday. Nora Wil son, who had spent a few days here with her parents, remained In Medford. Mrs. P. Bloomlngcamp of Born brook and Mra. John Schstfner of Preano. Cel.. were guests July 17 of Mrs. Rohrer. During the sfternoon they flatted at the homes ol O. A. snd W. M. Hansen. Charles Craig of Medford spent Saturday night with his parenta, Mr. and Mrs C. (. Craig. Mr. and Mrs. E.coe E-jllpr snd eon Qlen. of Aahland were dinner guests laat eunday of Mr. snd Mra. W. M. Cross -Word Puzzle 7 . --r'rr Tn jr-r-a jt3 rr" jj- jj K " j, n 7T if - - Zj p"3 "if I. rl-rcrjrrb-r t4. Hsrlfif !fht 1 Orrf of sr-ont and I. I.t anfrtly ti e 4. A IS. Ftntjill rJu-K 1. bhTionlaa I. OuttrgaJcn.nl dit 4V ff bv U. Twit'ssfj rrnm SO tx. l-r1 rr-tiurt anan 11 Harvett S. Pagan god n gri- en a- fri-hrr. ment 1. Tops i rum- II. Armed eociflicu ir.i-e t'rJ Hansen. They vlsltad with other , Brownsboro friends durlnrg the day before returning- home. Both Mr. and Mrs. Puller will teach near Ashland this coming year. Rer. Ernest Wire and family of Ashland TUited recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson. Callers Saturday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johnson and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Jess Olass. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Marshall and little son and Mrs. Walter Marshall returned the first of the week from t a trip to the coast where they camp ed several days. Butte Falls Butte Falls. July 25. (Spl.)l Mr. and Mrs. Perry O Neil have moved into one of the Brain ard houses. Mr. and Mrs. R&Jph Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bralnard shopped In Medford Monday. Several gallons of huckleberries have been picked around Parker Meadows and Gypsy springs by peo ple in the Butte Falls district. Mrs. Cleveland and Mrs. R. I. Ed monson made a business trip to Med ford Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hoover and daughter of Lake County, California, visited Mr. and Sirs. Ben Edmondson and family here a few daya ago. Donald Baker la spending a few days in Medford with his sister, Mrs. Lee Casey. Mrs. Tom Hodion's mother from Central Point Is her visiting Mrs. 1 Hod son and family. Friendly Circle club met at Mrs. Norman Palmer's home Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dunlap are driving another car. There will be a dance at the Mt. Pitt gymnasium Saturday, July 37. Everybody is cordially invited to come and are promised a good time. Trail Trail, July 23. (Spl. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Narvcstead are spending their vacation at Sun-set-on-the-Rogue. Mr. and Mra. A. Johnson, who were married July B, were given a charivari at their cottage here Tues day evening. Dr. and Mra. Mallerr ehopped in Medford Wednesday. Miaa Ada Vincent la flatting her aunt, Mrs. Boyd Tucker, for a few daya. Mr. and Mra. Ralph Stadtmlller and son of San Luis Obispo, Cat., called on the Ralph Watson family Sunday. They were neighbors years ago. Mr. and Mra. Wilbur Tucker of Medford and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Flock end children. Hasel, Edna snd Evertt, of Yreka, Cel., were guests at the Boyd Tucker home Sunday. The Flock children remained for a weeks' visit with their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Hutchinson were recent overnight guests at his parenta' home here. They, accom panied by their daughter Shirley, who had visited here for 10 daya, left for Lake Tahkenltch for a tew daya vacation. Mrs. L. L. Taney snd son Bob visited Dr. and Mrs. Mallery Tuesday. Mr. and Mra. Wash Hughes snd daughter Daphna and her friend. Miss Marian, and Mr. and Mrs. Gor don Bowel, all of Roseburg, Joined Mr. and Mrs Ralph Watson and son Gordon on the Umpqua divide for s picnic Sunday. Later they drove here to visit the Watson treasure cabin. Miaa Daphne Is a social science worker and Mlsa Marls teaches Greek end Latin at Bryn Mawr collage In the east. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Clark are moving to the Smith place on Elk creek where they will act as caretakers for the winter. Evert Cushman left for Diamond lake Tuesday where he has work for the summer. Correll Watson left Tuesday for Crater lake where he has work for the rest of the summer. Mrs. Mary Burk and Mra. Ual Tucker and her houae guests the Flock children Tlslted at the John Vincent home on (1k creek Tuesday. Mr. and Mra. Wllmer Ragsdala snd little daughter Mane shopped In Medlord Monday. Swiss Ar. Worri.d ' Berne W) Swiss authorities are encouraging citizens to grow their own "ersatz" tea. With overseas communications get ting more difficult, it is not cer tain how long the Swiss will be able to get tea from Ceylon and China. Consequently the Swiss Office for War Provisioning has appealed to all gardeners to ga ther the leaves of blackberries, strawberries, mint and lime-tree blossoms so they may be used as substitutes for tea. s k, i s-' I. s-eTifc raj SEK VlCI-Ollver gtaat.f (above I. war minister Mndel Neville Chamberlain govern ment I" England, has rejoined bis rii. ..ir.t, the Roy I ArlU. lery, as Seconal ueutensob VI Girl Found Slain I I 1 r fuJAii vtM. 1 .Hi a, i-mmwnm I Body of blond. Jan. Msssey, 14 (top), daughter of a U. S. army s.rg.ant. was found sluff d in an oil drum in a ravin, n.ar her horn, at Fort Snellinj. Minn., a week .after sh. dis appeared. H . t grief-sirlcken fath.r. S.rg.anie William A. Maia.v. is shown at bottom. I AGAINST BEETLE By Fr.d Bailey WncMnstnn HIP) Th. Tin Iter) States has a new weapon today for combatting the Invasion of the Japanese beetle that began 24 years ago along the Atlantic coast. TVia Dftu.rnm.nt l flffhtlnff the invaders the little brown and green Insects with what it Hpgerihes as a "new and deadly disease" developed by department of agriculture scien tists. Th. ftonartment emphasized that the battle is far from won and warned that long, hard fight remains before victory can be achieved. Large scale tests of the new weapon, however, have given "very promising re sults," it was said. These insect invaders are the most destructive ever to enter the country; dam age runs Into millions of dol lars a year. All efforts to check their advance heretofore nave proved ineffective, although mllllnna of dollars have been spent In the campaign. The new weapon was devel oped by scientists of the field .fotinn et th. hureau of ento mology and plant quaratlne at Moorestown, N. J. it provea -fectlve In secret, experimental use last year In New Jersey. The weaoon is the "milky" disease caused by bacteria. These disease bacteria have been Isolated and used to make an inocolum to be injected Into healthy beetle grubs. The bodies of grubs that were killed as a result of such Inocu lation are ground and mixed with talc and dusted over the ground, or placed in the soil, u,h.r th. .rubs are feeding. A feeding grub takes up the disease germs which reproduce In tremendous numbers until there ara enough of them to kill it. r.mha killed bv the disease turn milkv white, and disinte grate, leaving little heaps of disease germs to be picked up by the next grubs that con along. Thus the grubs spreaC the disease. All th. Man Portalban, Switzerland W) Th. villaae of Portalban. In Fronrh Switzerland, lost every one nf Its village lathers on ac count of war. All the councillors have been mobilized. A local high school boy Is handling the correspondence and current af fairs during their absence. Lands Thrlc. Own Weight Newbtiryport, Mass., July 20 P Thelma McFarlan, 106 pound of fisherwoman, made th. lzaak Waltons Uke notic. off Plum Island by landing 447-pound tuna In 43 minutes Cueing time lot low 14. t. Claa- sixy Aoj la 140 p. sa. LODGE NOTICES MEDFORD LODGE Ko. 109. A. y. A. M. Special com- mimlr.tlnn Vrtrit Jill G 38. Work lu M. M. de gree. R. I. FRISBIC. W. U. Meteorological Report rorecatti Medford tnd Tldntty: Inereaali-C cloud mew tonight and Friday; cooler Friday. Oregon: IncrtMlnj cloudinaa to night and Friday, tecomlne unaettlM north, portion, probably with light ralna northwest portion and on coaat; cooler in interior Friday; gentia outhcrly wind off coaat. Local Data Temparatur a year ago: hlghaaa 104, loweat 69. Total monthly precipitation, J4 inches; deficiency for the month. JO tnchea. Total precipitation since Septem ber 1, 1030, XJ 60 inches; exoesa for the Beason. 4.40 inches. Relative humidity at S p. m. yes terday 19 percent; 5 a. m. today 73 percent. Tomorrow: sunrise 4:58 a. m- tun- set 7:30 p. m. Obaerratlnns Taken at 4:30 a. in. ISO Meridian Time. 71 a a 3 a is n fa n IS City Bote. Bos too Chicago Denver Kurek. . Havre - SO . SO ..1M .100 M It Los Angeles 92 Medford 87 New York 81 Omaha .107 Phoenix 108 Portland 77 Reno ... 01 Roeebung 81 Salt Uki 100 San Pran Cisco 83 Sesttle 08 Spoken. 83 Wash., D. C S3 Wenatche. , FRENCH MAN Vie. Ad miral Emll. Muselter (above), credited with saving a large part of th. French navy for Britain. Is shown In London. Museller and Oen. Charles d. Gsull. sr. erg snlilng Frenchmen Int. eoo tlnuing war against Nasls. Dse Mali Tntiune .ant ads. Cloalng tune lot too at. to Clse stry Ads is lO p as. 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