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PAGE SEVEN Want to Bay, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It's Filled With Oppo rtanities! r MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUXE. MEDFORD. OREGON'. MONDAY. JULY 29. 1940. i Read every ad ou Ible Pe Vou wul prooabiy find eicUj the things you have been look ing tor or mi or trade (or unused articles you may have. Search your attic or etore-room you may find many thtage others art sasking and Ba abla to realtxe immediate cash. II what you want tan't hsre. advertise tor It. Trlbuna Claa aided Ada are Inexpensive effective I RATES far word tint liieertloii- (Minimum 5e) Cach additional Insertion, par word Is (Minimum 10c) Par line per month without copy chance Si t' CASH or money order mutt ac company all mail order clauiiiad a da. LOST AND FOUND PICKED UP Red sow. Please Iden tify and pay for feed and ad. Chestar Fitch Orchard. FOUND Keys in leather case. Owner please call at Tribune and pay for a4. .ftEPO-tl fct dogs, animal cruelty cases duinane boclety Phone 1610 BORROW EKS. peasa return bridge tables tmmfdtately to trunk Perl WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Housekeeper to take com plete responsibility including care of two children. Call 1553. WANTED Capable girl or woman for housework and care of two chil dren. Stay night. 733 No. River side. WANTED Middle-aged lady to keep house for bachelor during fruit season. For particulars call 315. MALE AND FEMALE HELP REGISTER NOW at the B. M. Clut Hop-yard at Applegate. Ore. Clean camp with cabins. Pure spring water. Free electric lt?hts, water nd stoves, lo per lb and e bonus at end of season. Picking will btn about Aug. 10 or 16. Write or call B. M. Clute. WANTED SITUATIONS YOUNO DEPENDABLE married man. resident.' wants work. References. Clean habits. Box 2708 Tribune. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS RADIO REPAIRS All makea. Guaran teed precision adjustments. Reason able charges. 30 yeare experience. Estimates free. Severtn Electric. 1307 N. Riverside. WANTED Sleeper trailer. Main. 801 East LAUNDRY done as you like It. Reasonable. 304 Board man. WANTEDS or 4-room. small, fur nished house. Adults only. Tribune Box 3398. WANTED Wool, mohair, hides and pelts. Med ford Bargain House, 37 North Grape fit. Pbons ..063. WE PAY MORE CASH For Your Fnrniture BARNEHL'HG ANDKKVtS 8th and Front. Phone 647 WELL DRILLING 81 50 per ft. first 60 ft etc. J M Dodge. 619 King WANTED DreMmaklng. alteration. Katheiine Sa'terlee, Singer Shop 33 South Grape' HEsT PRICES PAID For Your Furniture. E.ADS ILKMTLHE. Phone 11 91-J. HIGHEST CASH PHICE9 PAID Fot Your Furniture. MtllFORD BARGAIN HOI SE 37 N Grape St. ehone 1063 WANTED All those who want furniture get our prices; It will pa? you. HOl.KHOOh FUHMTIRE 18 Norh Pmnt Phune 1980 FOR hENi HOUSES FOR RENT One furnished and one unfurnished 4 -room house. Inquire 419 Arcadia. Phone 391-J-2. FOR RENT 4 -room modern house. $14 50 water paid. Adjoining Mac's Market. North Pacific Hlehway. FOR RENT Unfurnished 2 -bedroom house at 33 Tripp St. FOR RENT Very nice furnished house. Ideal Court, comer Myrtle and Tavior Sts. Oeo. Iverson. FOR RENT Furnished duplex, elec trical kitchen. Maytag, overstuffed Complete comfort. Adults only. 704 Pine. SMALL FURNISHED DUPLEX, hot water and garbage service. H L. Cook. 10 Quince St FOR RENT Clean 5-room house. 323 W. Jackson. FOR RENT 4 Din lex. 8 rooms and sleeping porch, partly furnished. $20 00 month, water paid. Phone 871. FOR PENT Furnished house. No. 8 Everett Court. vflu.u. only. Phone 1943-J FOR RENT Modern 5-room stucco house. Basement furnace. Newly decorated. Adults. 625 Pine. FURNISHED no use and one and two- FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Partly furnished 3-room apartment. 1031 Nlantie. FOR RENT Small furn'shed apart ment 244 So. Grape. FOR RENT Can two-room fur ntthed apartment Also sie-ping ; i . 1 1 . r-.rf- Lnder 344 Souta Cectrai. mi FOR KENT APARTMENTS FOR RXNT Furnished apartment. Plenty of ah.de. 616 N. Central. WELL furnished apartment, also bed room, close In. 237 N. Central. COOL furnished apartment, private bath. Prlfldalre. to W. Main. OE BAUER APTS. 8th at Oakdal Prestige, courtesy, with comfort able modern home. Furnished or unfurnished. Moderate prices. By day, week or month. Phone 718-Y FOR REKT Furnished Hotel Holland apartments, electrlo range and Frlgtdalre. FURNISHED, eool, Insulated apt. Aduita only: no doc 6.3 8. Holly NICELY furnished apartment. Elec trlo range and Frlgidatre: a lergs rooms, -lichen, bathroom, fire place. Newly renovated. Hot and cold water furnished. Mall Tribune Bide Call at Trlbuna office. MODERN furnished apartment. 10 Qulnoe Bt. VAWTER APARTMENTS 5 rooms, unfurnished. Heat, hot water, complete sleotrle kitchen. 649.60; lease. Phone 1108. FURNISHED APTS. Light and wat er. ! and IB 317 W Bfcnnd FOR KENT furnuhd Rooms ROOMS and gtragft. 306 So. Holly. TOR RENT Pleasant front sleeping rooma, noma privilege. 833 King ATTRACTIVE ROOMS. 404 S Orape FOR RENT BOARD. ROOM NICE front room with board, $22 50. Phone 1977-J. SLEEPINO ROOM for rent. 408 Ed wards. GOOD BOARD, comfortable rooms. Pechateln's, 801 East Main. FOR RENT Room and board. Cool comfortable home. 614 Beacty. Phone 1971-R. BOYS under 13 years. $25 month at Orelner Home. Gold Canyon pony ranch. Kerby. Oregon. EXCELLENT room and board, very reasonable. 345 N. Grape. Tel. 903 -J BOARD and ROOM. 838 N Riverside ROOM AND BOARD 718 E. Main $1 per Cay. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Furnished 2 -room cabin. 16 So. Columbus. FOR RENT Store oullding and two office rooms. See Al LlttreU or Roland Huootrd FOR SALt LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Cow, heavy springer. A. C. Lewla, Fern Valley. FOR SALE! 8 sows, farrow July and August. 835 each. Apply evenings. Mace ranch. Central Point. FOR SALE DOGS. PETS TH OR OB RED red cocker spaniel puppies for sale. Phone 1327-R, FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE 63 turkeys, first of April hatch. Box 89 on Suncrest road, one and one-half miles above Talent FOR SALE RLAL ESTATE What la a safer Investment than a good farm? 190 acres, 65 acres free water, run ning stream, excellent district. Im proved and fenced, 811,000.00. ALSO 340 acres, modern improvements", 70 acres free water, running stream, alfalfa, 813,000.00. ALSO 165 acres. 80 acres free water, run ning stream, modern Improvements, alfalfa and clover, M-J.imhmmi. Also manv others and cltv property. ELMER HERRIFD, 7 N. Bartlett St.. Phone 1496 or 1513-J. FOR SALE 0 acres, 6 -room house, attractive liv ing room with fireplace and hard wood floors, electric water prewure. bath, good outbuildings, natural shade, fruit and berries, nightly located, for quick nale, $3,300.00. ALSO 4 -room house, hardwood floor in llvtnff room, fireplace . attractive breakfast nook. dn. garaee, fenced- in back yard, well located on paved street, $2600. easv terms. L O. PICKELL, 16 8. Bartlett. FOR SALE 14 acres, irrigated; 4 -room houee. barn. et?. Water In kitchen: $1350. $100 down. $20 per month. See H. N. LoHand. 323 So. Oakdale. FOR SALE 3 lota, 8 hotisea with $38 month income. Also 4 -room modrn house to live in. $3100. A. F. Flowers, corner 12th and Front. FOR SALE or RENT 5-room modern how, newly cleaned. Inquire 84 North Peach. SALE. RENT or TRADE Attractive modern 4 -room bouse. Key at 412 Western. WHEN rou think of real estate think or Brown ai vtmte FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS Convenient terms. Lists available at Natlunal Farm Lji d Office Ho:iy Theater Building Medford CITY and country properties. RENT ALS OAN3 INSURANCE C 8 Butte rile Id 409 Medford Building HOUSES eOR BALE In Medrord and surrounding towns Easy terms Jackson County Federal Savings and Loan Association FOR SALE OR TRADE Beer parlor In between two towns, good busi ness Tribune Bos 3386 FOR SALE 8- room new residence, never occupied Hardwood floors large living roum. paved street close in Might use small bouse as dwn ps-Trert 518 4o OalMsie FOR EXCHANGE Rtsl EiUi WILL exchante Med ford home for T""Tna r:iT!e 1?4 N R'yr"1 FOR SALE AiTSmobILES FOR SALE by owner 36 Chevrolet deluxe 4-door sedan, hsciio. nearer lx.-llnt condition fr rf'il buy Fht..4 .94. i (in iiL.iyn ..-Tun L.r..Y!T)i.i ' ujca. Inaulra Ts.ent reed store. CLOSING TIME For SUNDAY Toe Lai ie Classify WANT ADS ts 6:00 P. M. SATURDAY PLEASE REMEMBER FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES CASH for model A Ford. 38 pickup preferred. Must oe cheap. T. C. Bradr. Colonial Oanwre. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE New whit crocheted bedspread, large site. 813. Phone 15C6-X. FOR SALE 70 tons hay. non Irri gated alfalfa, barley, etc. Good price in quantity lota; In stack or hammered. Inquire Younw & Lange, 31 No. Bartlett. Phone 38. FOR SALE An engineer's surveying Instrument In perfect condition. Phone 61S. FOR SALE 5 h. p. Johnson model 1939 and good fishing boat. In quire John Detwetler. FOR BAROAINS in used electric rangea see Copco. HIMALAYA BERRIES, you pick. 16c gsl. Lang Place. Phone 307, Cen tral Point. ELECTRICITY la clean, cool, and cheap. Why become a drudge to a hot old cook stove when you can buv a reconditioned electric ra nee completely installed for as little as $20 at Copco. NEW 33-plece set dlfthes (floral de Un). Never been used. Will trade for best offer. P. O. Box 876, Med ford. FOR SALE POULTRY LICE - MITE KILLERS of all kinds. Monarch Seed t Feed Co. FOR SALE MEO-181 KILLS CRAB GRASS without Injury to your lawn grass. Monarch Seed At Feed Co. FOR SALE FEED WHEAT, nice clean grain. 81.40 cwt. Monarch Seed Feed Co. FOR SALE Feed DR. HESS POUL TRY PAiV-A-MIN to moulting hens for a quick moult. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. .. . j LATE cabbage plants. 20 Laurel. HIMALAYA blackberries. 35c crate. you pick and furnish containers Emll Pech. Phoeulx, Ore., Bob Smith piece. Pipe and Flttlcga New and Used Large stock. AJl else. Gat our prices. MEDFOKO BARGAIN HOUSE 27 N. Grape St Phone 1063 REAL BUYS In used clothing. 1406 no Riverside across from Becks Bakery NU-WAY Mattress and Cpholstertng co. mine vw. 209 west stn st SONG BIRDS 1 127 West Main St. Head q uarters Myers- Jacuzzi pumps service ll makea. FICK HLws DOORS. WINDOWS, pipe fittings pipe, fruit Jars, ejeda. floor cover ing, everything for the home Jack'a Secondhand Store. 106 So Orape FOR SALE PEACH WRAPS and CRATES. Monarch Seed Ac Feet Co FOR SALE GRAIN BAGS at lowest prices. Monarch Seed it Feed Co FOR SALE FRESH BIRD SUPPLIES of all kinds. Monarch Seed At Fd Co BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE Small restaurant. Good location, steady yrar-a round busl-n-" Br 3103 Tribune PERSONAL CARD READING. $1 .00. 320 Jeanette. FRIEND, pals, companions thru ab solute connaemiai help. Bend stamp. P. O. Box 284, Orants Pass, Ore. PSYCHIC CAPD READINGS. 80c Dillv eir.pt Bunds? 833 8. fir MISCELLANEOUS I am guardian of Henry Miller and 1 am not responsible for what be rt,,., H-rTt O Miller BUSINESS DIRECTORY Auto Loans. ADVANTAGES OF OUR CAR LOAN PLAN 1. No Interest charged In advance 3. Tour own insurance accepted I. Car does not bar to ba paid for. 4. Ton get the money la ten min utes S Special low summer payments 8. You deal direct and save money s See W t THOMAS. Msnsger OREGON FINANCE CO. At Our Mala Office 48 south Central. L.cenaa ho Phone ISO M-317 CAR LOANS Solve your financial prooiema by refmancins) or Dorrew!nf LOANS ON CARS 1933-I 9 j TtM-STITr srffPHNrt COUP. Urease M-3M MARK A. GOLDY 109 I Us la. Phone 738. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Auto Luan AUTO LOANS Tou get check at ones. CARS tiOUOHT AND SOLD. P 1 "JERRY YOUNO Motor Inwstment Co. License Tel. 150. 334 East 9th. S20 TO $1,000 On Your Car 1833 to 1040 Model Cars and light trucka. 1 to 18 Months to Repay. CONSUMERS' CREDIT CO. HAROLD H BROWN AOENCY Agent 12S East Main M-.36. Phone 807. PERSONAL i-OANS VACATION MONEY tin A Loa rap1 cc 77 in ma payments of tJO t L Oene Thomas aayat "Cat enough to pay up present bills and have a swell vacation. We'll cooperate with a low pay meat schedule.- From 13 to 1300 See Oene Thomas, mgr of OREGON FINANCE CO. Lie. No. 8-211 46 8o Central. . Phone 138 Transfer. CITY TRANSFER ft STORAOE CO Household moving and general hauling 29 S Grape. Phone 3050 day or night. DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE 40 8 Fir Street. Insured Carriers. Local and Long Distance Hauling Phoue 644. EADS TRANSFER e STORAGE CO Office 16 South Fir Phone 816 Prices right. Service guaranteed FURNITURE MOVING AND STOR AGE We have van moving equip ment for local ana long distsno hauling Dry and clean storage (concrete building) with special locker rooms at 'ow rates. SAMSON STORAO. WAREHOUSE Phone Dressmaking. TH T FASHION HOP-DressmaklnK Fur rtemodellnfc. B u 1 1 o n a and Buckles covered Natl Bank B!rtr Room 302 0. 8 Tfl 1 181. Stocks and Bonds. ONLY STOCK TICKER service In Oregon outside o( Portland con tinuous quotations d'.irlng market hours. M N Hcwan At Co.. 214 E. Main 8t Med ford. Export Window Cleaner. LET JOE DO IT Expert Window Cleaner.. Oeneral house cleaners. Floor waxing. Joe Spence Phone 1172 Piano and Organ Instruction APOLLO PIANO STUDIO Piano. Or gan and Accordion, classic and modern Best in So. Oregon 131 So Orape St Hhone 119 Roofing WE REPAIR or apply any type of roof. Pabco Roofings, Shtnglee. Coatings and Paints. Wall Paper Ekeraon Paint and Roof Co. 38 So Harriett Tfl 243 LEGAL NOTICES. Summon! for Publication In the Circuit court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. City of Medford, a municipal cor poration of the stave of Oregon, riainuir, ts. Mary Coleman: the unknown heirs of Mary Coleman, deceased; Harry H. Tuttle; Percy A. Bray; Southern Oregon Credit Bureau, a corpora tion; George R. Carter, registrar of title of Jackton County, Ore gon; Levi D. Artman; W. B Art man; Alfretta Artman Rennlrwer: Nellie Artman Renninner; Alice Artman Star; Claud Artman: Aud rey Artman: L. J. Artman; the unknown heirs of Olive E Artman. deceased; and also all other per sons or psrtles unknown claiming any rUtht. title, estate, lien or in terest in the real estate described In the petition herein. Defendants. To the Above Named Defendant: In the Name of the State of Ore gen, you and each of you are re quired to appear and answer the petition filed against you In the Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS t Entirely 4. Lansulihea 9. Chess plscee 11 English letter U. Posltlvs else trie pole 14. Bustle li. The yellow bugle or herb eve 11 Cnsiplrsted eonsonanta IT. Kindled 1. D'ttlngulsh II. T.nsl St. Unit of work !1. V:llnt U. Equally aovsneed Nerve network 10. Scsnilnsvlso navisslor IL Psrctlv. optically IL Bshvlnnlao d.lty 11. Elves 14. At home 17. Viper II. Ger.us of dicks sa. !fnt cottoa (Dr:c 41 Xske keaa 41. Pslt.r 4V Contend 44. Conk with ry beat 47. rof.s'4ed figure St. V... Solution af Yestsrdsy's Pun Is ii. cr.cisl of ancient Rome Ve.--i-.1 - - Self "'rr-Hvili Epoch iw-X. -ks '- 7. Wsnd.rsr S- St. Affirmeuve R t-ek.-S' 49. Vehlr.e oa Eesar DOWN ' 1 Sour t ra.ltts tribe I Poller 4. tr a. s.uai sa a bora entitled suit on or before the last day of four weeks from the dste ; of the first publication of this sum- i mons. snd if you fail so to appear I and answer said petition, for want ! thereof the plaintiff will anplv to j the court for the relief demanded j tn Ita petition, ntcclnctly stated as I followa. to-wit: that an order and decree be entered authortrinc and dlrectlnc the defendant Oeorge R. Carter aa registrar of tltlsa of Jack- CountT. Oreeon. to make out and register a new certificate and alto an owner's duplicate certificate that the plaintiff is the owner in fee slmnt subject onlv to unpaid taxes of the followtne described real nrcuertv situated tn the cut of Med ford, Jackson County. Oregon, to wlt: Lots 7. 8. 9. 10 and It of Block 1: Lots S 13. 13. 14. IB. 30. 31 and 22 of Block 2: Lota 6 6 10 and 22 of Block 8. all tn Canltnl Hill Addition to the cltv of Med ford, according to the official plat thereof now of record In said eounty: and authorial tn; and directing eald George R. Carter as registrar to note uvn said ortelnai and duollcate cer tificate the dae of the transfer and the nsme of the transferrer and the volume and folio in which the new eertlficate Is registered and to stamp across aald certificate No. 1494 or an other certificate or certificates 1atied In lieu thereof the word "cancelled." and also for an order and decree of this court authorising and directing the defendant Oeore R. Carter as regisrar of titles of Jackson County. Oregon, to make out and register a new eertlflte and a'o an owner's duplicate certifi cate that the plaintiff Is the owner in fee almnla n'hiect onlv unpaid taxet of the foil owl ne described real oronert 'tuatert In the cite of Med fnrd, Jackson County. Oregon, to wn: y Iota S and 8 of Block 1 In Cap itol HH1 Addition to the cltv of Medford. aecordlnr to the official plat thereof now of record in said count vj snd authorlainar end directing said Oeotrte R. Carter as registrar to note unon tutd orlelnal and duollcate cer tificate the date of the transfer and the name of the transferrer and the volume and folio in which the new certificate la registered and to stamn across said certificate No. 1107 or anv other certificate or certificates Issued in lieu thereof the word "can celled." and for such other and further relief aa to the court may seem lust and equitable. Trie date of tne oraer ror me puo- 1 lea t ion of this summons Is July 20. 1940: the time prescribed for publication of this summons Is once each week for four consecutive weeks; the date of the first publica tion of this summons Is July 33. 1940. NEFF tfc FROHNMAYER. Attorneys for Plaintiff: 302 Cooley Building, Medford. Oregon. F. P. FARRELL. Attorney for Plalnttff: Fluhrer Building. Medford, Oregon. Notice of Sale of Interest Bearing Warrants nf Hchimi IMMrict No. 20. Jackson County, Ore. Notice li hereby given that the Board of Directors of School District No. 20. Jackson County Oregon will receive bids for the purchase of Interest Bearing Warrants of said School District In the amount of 2.000. The above warrants will be issued In denomination! of 84O0.0O each, one warrant maturing one year from date of issuance, and one warrant each year thereafter until all of aald warrants have been redeemed. The above warrants having been author ised by the legal voters of aatd School District as required by law at an election called ror that purpose, held July 18th. 1940. Sealed bids must be submitted to the Board of Directors, stating the amount of Interest to be paid on aald Warrants. The Board reserves the right to reject sny. or all bids Bids will be opened Monday. Aug Sth at 8 P M. at the School House of District No. 20. Dated at Same Valley. Oregon, this 19th day of July. 1940. 8. 8 ABBOTT, District Clerk Antelope Antelope, July 27. (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Harper had as their house guests the past ten days, Mr. and Mrs. Felix McClung of Los Angeles. Mrs. McClung is Mrs. Hurpi-r'i sister. Upon their return home they were accompanied by their nephew. Homer Harper, who plant to stay until school starts. air. and Mrs. Lawrence Leonard are vultlns; relatlvea near Roseburg. Mrs. John Oreb and daughtera Patricia and Barbara enjoyed a fine vacation at Bandon. They wera Join- Crass-Word Puzzle T1 T 7 1 1 "TT ? r- 22" r3i -"T IT m Tis"X Vf 3" 33 TiTVr sTJl yi Tf 4. " "7" t "of .-r ii i i i i i.i i i i . Not any II. Oeneral drift paraitlae 0- ea eagle T. paradise Interior a Ancient nomas dscorstora II. Quench I. Grapes of M. atstelv eld dsncee IL Wr.ni. h't-neet fnountsln 41. Dln'-umbe 44. Irngstes 44. Compressed Into Urge bundles 47. Wherf 41. Press 4 Pgsn god 44. Cr.a-f.'i 't l.rtrlrttT II. EdiMe seisreed U. IVuil at heave- c.rtsla esrt.ty IS Supervise a pjMlcstlon 11. Written prom ise to oav H. :j Patsengera Anger Open courts I.ltc strep Psrts'n'nf to st esrly Iheol't -aa FraeTema Iatss aal gkl t IJ. ed there by Mrs. Grab's sister. Miss Ernestine Ftedenburg. who camecfrora San Francisco for the Joint outing. Marine Yorton ts spending the summer in California, near Fairfield, with her great-aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Culbertacn and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blg- hsm and family attended the Jose phine county Guernsey tour Thursday- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Owens are en tertaining relauv a from California. Mrs, Harvey Stanley. Mrs. John Rader, Darrel Stanley and Jerry Bel lows spent most of last week at the Stanley mountain ranch in the Dead j Indian district. Ted and Bernett Yorton are staying with their father in the coast coun try, where he ts shearing sheep. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Culberteon were guests Monday of the Ed Pierces at their mountain ranch. Mrs. Oreb Sr. and Patty Oreb are visiting with Mrs. Oreb "a dsughter, Mrs. Frances Miller, of Doris, Cali fornia. Saturday, August 8, marks data of the second annual Antelope 4-H stock fair, to be held at the Elbert Big ham ranch. This year, the Ante lope group will be Joined by the Little Butte 4-H beef club of which O. E. Ousterhout ts leader There will be a fine display of stock and Interesting contests. Lunch will be served at noon and It is hoped that a large crowd will be on hand. Ladles' social club, which enjoyed a no-host picnic on the Clarence Davlea lawn at their last meeting, will meet in August with Mrs. Jim Owena and her daughter, Mrs. Clarence Blell. EASED BY HIKE Grand Rapids. Mich. (U.R)- Thirty-nlne-year-old Ralph Fos ter Clark of Tulsa, Okla.. hitch. hiked 1,000 miles to clear his conscience, and now with a Judge's blessing has no great obstacle to his desire to become a minister. Clark told Circuit Judge Leonard D. Verdicr he had come here from Tulsa to clear falsi ties in a marriage license he obtained In Grand Rapids in 1935, to wed Emillie E. Floyd. He said he had been" married long ago In Fairmount, W. Va., but his wife left him with their two sons and later, in 1032, divorced him. His divorce has been so ex pensive, Clark said, that he tried to keep his whereabouts a secret, and when he obtained a marriage license here in 1635 he gave his name as Ralph Fos ter, listed a city other than his native home as his birthplace, and swore he had never been married. SHIP BlNlES BEE L Jolla, Col. (UP Scient ists are quetly conducting ex periments here which may rid U. S. navy craft of a rank nuis ance ship-fouling, or barnacle growths. Four savants working on the test hope to announce soon to the world that they have solved the age-old problem of the growth on ships' bottoms, which imposes a toll of millions of dollars annually by retarding continuous operation of vessels. The fouling not only with draws ships from service for dry-docking, but reduce! speed of vessel as much as 90 per cent, scientists pointed out. FINANCE WILLI Washington, .July 29 (IP) Some supporters of Wendell L. Willkie, Republican presidential candidate, have started "chain letters" to solicit $1 contribu tions to his campaign chest. Letters were received here to day enclosing printed envelopes to be sent to "Wendell Willkie, Elwood, Indiana." They bore the slogans "We workers want Will kie" and "A buck (or luck." The letters suggested that the recipients distribute the envel opes to interested friends snd that they, too, have similar en velopes printed and distributed. The letters said the object Is to "surprise" Willkie with a sub stantial campaign fund at his ac ceptance speech ceremonies In Elwood on Aug. 17. Sign oi Bomb Cladewater, Tex. (U.F5 The President's preparedness mes sage had its effect on the hens of Owen Beene, Rocky com munity, Upshur county. Beene is exhibiting an egg with s dark appendage resembling the cap and fuse of s bomb. Consumption of commercial ice cream has increased more than 60 per cent In the United Slates tn the Isst 20 )ears. TROUBLED MIND SPRAY TOLERANCE I lodge INVESTIGATION IS I notices i . ORDERfflSPEEOEBj Result to Determine if Pres ent Limit to be Continued Declares McNutt. Washington, July 29. i Federal Security Administrator Paul V. McNutt said today he has asked the public health ser vice to expedite a scientific re view of its three-year Investiga tion of the toxicity of lead arsen ate spray residue on fruit. Upon these determinations will depend whether present limits on the amount of residue that may be left on fruit shall be continued, made more strin gent or relaxed. McNutt'i state ment was prompted by inquiry from R. W. Gray of Sacramento, Calif., manager of the California tree fruit agreement which rep resents California Bartlett pear growers and shippers. Old Limit In Effect McNutt said that since hit de partment took over administra tion of the food and drug act from the agriculture department on July 1, the old tolerance reg ulations have been kept in ef fect. "I can assure you that If a relaxation of the present toler ances Is recommended I shall promptly put such a recommen dation into effect." ' McNutt wrote Gray. "Quite evidently your Information that the feder al security agency is contemplat ing an Increase in the tolerance Is subject to some qualification We contemplate an increase only If definitely recommended by competent scientists. I recognize the difficulty with which the fruit industry is confronted, particularly the California pear industry at this time of the year. With that in mind I am asking the public hilth service scientific review to be expedited in every possible way." Crescent City Tides August 1940 1 10:10 4.4 3:51 -0.7 Th 9:16 S.S 3:29 2.2 2 10:50 4.8 4:32 -1.0 F 10:02 6.7 4:17 1.9 3 11:28 5.1 5:12 -1.2 Sa 10:49 6.8 5:04 1.7 4 ....! 5:52 .1.2 Su 12:09 5.3 5:53 1.4 5 11:36 66 0:32 -1 0 M 12:50 5.6 6:42 1.1 8 0:27 6.3 7:13 -0.7 Tu 1:31 5.8 7:36 0.9 7 1:21 5.8 7:56 -0 2 W 2:14 6.0 8:34 0.8 8 2:21 5.2 8:42 0.4 Th 3:01 6.1 9:38 0.7 9 3:29 4.7 9:31 1.1 F 3:53 6.1 10:48 0.3 10 4:47.' 4 2 10:28 6.1 Sa 4:51 6.1 ... I ... 11 6:10 4.0 0:01 0.4 Su 5:51 6.1 11:36 2.1 12 7:30 4 1 1:11 0.1 M 6:53 6.2 12:48 2.3 13 8:39 4.3 2:12 -0.2 Tu 7:50 6.2 1:53 2.3 14 8:33 46 3:04 -0 4 W 8:43 6.3 2:51 2.2 15 10:17 4.9 3:50 -0.6 Th 9:31 6.3 3:43 2.0 16 10:53 51 4:31 -0 0 F 10:14 6.2 ' 4:28 1.8 17 11:28 8.2 5:08 -0.6 Sa 10:35 6.1 6:10 1.6 18 5:43 -0.4 Su 12:01 5.3 5:50 1.5 19 11:34 5.9 6:17 -0 1 M 12:31 5.4 6:29 1.4 20 0:12 5.7 8:50 0.2 Tu 1:01 5.4 7:09 1.3 21 12:51 53 7:23 0.6 W 1:31 5.5 7:52 1.3 22 1:33 4.9 7:56 - 1.1 Th 2.03 S.S 8:39 .1.3 23 2:20 45 8:30 1.6 F 2:38 S.4 8:31 1.3 24 3:18 4.2 9:08 2.0 Sa 3:19 S.4 10:31 1.2 23 4:27 3 9 9:56 2.4 Su 4:09 S.4 ... I 26 5:42 3.8 11:36 1.1 M 5:07 5.4 11:01 2.7 27 6:58 3 8 12:43 0.8 Tu 8:10 5.6 12:14 2.8 28 8:01 4.1 1:42 0.5 W 7:10 S.8 1:22 2.7 29 8:542 4 5 2 33 0.1 Th 8:08 6.2 2:22 2.4 30 9:35 49 3:19 -0 3 F 9:00 6.S 3:16 2.0 31 10:14 5 4 4:02 -0 6 Sa 9:51 6.7 4:03 l.S Black face type indicates aft ernoon tides, and minus or sign indlcstes extreme low tides when razor clam digging is best Diggers should ba on beach a full hour before the tide be comes extreme low, thus get ting two hours of digging. Emulates Goal Connersvllle. Ind. (U.R) A prite bull owned by H. A. Car ter of near here Is dead today because it ate like a goat. The bull died as the result of eating two pieces of baling wire. IMVERIAL POTEN TATES VISITATION. Banquet and reception for the Imperial Poten tate. Hotel Wlllard, Klainsth rails, Wednrs- dsy evening. July 31. Banquet 8.30, 1.&0 per plate. Dnnclng lollowln!. This Is for the nobility and their la dles. Wear the dress of a bhrlner. Make reservations at once. Secure tickets from Elbert L. Lenoa. R. D. ELLER, Potentate. R. t. DETRICK. Recorder. TALISMAN LODGE. No. SI. Knlihts of Pythlaa will convene Monday. July 39 at 8:30 p. m. All members are re quested to attend. Visiting members welcome. Forecasts Medford and vicinity: Fair tonight and Tuesday; moderate temperature. Oregon: Generally fair tonight and Tuesday but unsettled northwest por tion with occasional 1 taint rain on north coast, overcast south coast; moderate temperature; gentle varia ble wind off coast. Local Data Temperature a year ago today: highest 100; lowest 63. Tout monthly precipitation, .14 Inches; deficiency for the month 32 inches. Total precipitation sin oe Septem ber 1, 1939, 83.80 Inches; excess for the season 4.44 Inches. Relative humidity at 6 p. m. yes terday SB percent; 6 a. m. today 77 percent. Tomorrow: sunrise 5:03 a. m, tun set 7:33 p. m. Observations Takrn at 4:30 a. m. 139 Meridian Time. " a 9? 3 a i fl City Bolsa Boston Chicago . Denver Eureka . as . 80 . es . 84 . es . is . 7 . 84 . M . M ..105 . 7 - 88 85 69 77 68 59 86 67 56 7J 71 77 64 44 66 It 60 69 .00 Clear .00 P Cloudy M Cloudy T P Cloudy .00 Cloudy .00 P Cloudy .00 P Cloudy J00 Clear . A P Cloudy 45 Cloudy .00 P Cloudy .00 Cleudy .00 Clear .00 Clear T P Cloudy .00 . Cloudy T Rain .00 Cloudy sa Clear Helena Loa Angeles.. Medford New York - Omaha .... Phoenix Portland Reno Roseburg 81 Salt Lake S3 San Francisco 76 Sesttla 71 Spoknna 75 Wssh., D. C 101 Yakima AIRPLANES ( Northbound Leave stalls Close 4:97 a. m. 8:92 a. m. 13:01 p m. 11:17 a.m. 8:48 p.m. (Plagstop) No Mall 9:19 p.m. (Plsgetop) 1:28 p.m. Southbound Lesvs stalls Oloaa 11:26 a. m. 10:40 a m. 6:18 p.m. (nag stop) 8 SO p m. 12:00 m. 11:16 p.m. TRAINS Northbound Leave 10:48 am. Italia Close 8:48 a. m. 7:06 p. m. 8:08 p. m Southbound alalia Close Laeve) 8:80 a m. 6:40 p. m. 7:90 a m. 4:40 BUSES North I so sm. 740 a m. 1:98 a m. 1.-40 p.m. 8 46 p.m. South. 13:16 am. 6:50 a-m. I 35 a, m. 9:60 p m. S 00 p m. 10:40 p m. 6:56 p m. To Klamath Palls 6:46 a m and 8:46 p m. () To Orants pass only. () To Ashland only. I, . 1 1 Meteorological Report I Travel Table Timber Operator Dies North Bend, Ores July 29. ()Wilmer T. Culver, 35. not ed northwest timber operator, died late Sunday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. G. E. Ford." He was s native of Michigan and , associated early In his career with J. S. and R. S. Stearns in extensive lumbering in the up per snd lower Michigan peninsula. sea our large display of recondi tioned electric rangea, priced aa low aa 820 at Copco. WihW weiHitf ...Poy It back in . sorV poymenhi fitted la your in. eevna. Your cor need oof be ny paid for. Reduce year P'eient peymenti. Why ael est vat Ccmxncrciol FijukJM CssiTsmtlM IttH tt. Mala airret MrdiuiS 81. LH-enea M-IS4 - EASdDD Icancdm
