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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON'. TUESDAY. JULY SO. 1340. PAGE SEVEN Want to Buy, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It's Filled With Opportunities! Heed every ad on tfil pa Vou will prooabli find ictly lb things jou nav oeeo look ing lor or aale or trade lor unueed article you may bar. Search your attic or atore-room you may lind many thlnge otbera an eeeking and M abl to realm immediate raan. If what you want ua't here, advertise lor it. Tribune Cla. allied Ada are lnpnlve Ifeeuvel RATES per word tint Insertion. I Minimum XV) Each additional Insertion, per word f.Mlnlmam 10c) Per line per inontb without copy chance 1131 CASH or money order mutt ac company all mail order classified ad. LOST AND FOUND roUNI Key on ring. Call at Trib une olllce. pay lor dv. LOST 6-month-old black Shepherd male pup. bob tall; reward. 361 Beatty. PICKED UP Red aow. Pleaaa Iden tify and pay for feed and ad. Cheater Fitch Orchard. RlPOtti mat dug, animal cruelty case duinane Society Phone 1816 BORROW EKS. p.eaae return bridge tables immediately to Prank Perl WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Three single men with cars. Must be free to travel over atate the year around. No Invest ment. See Mr. Hanson, room 308, Hotel Allen, p m. only. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Women lor general house wort and cook In convalescent home, $3S monm, room and board. Phone 707-Y, Bte. 1. Box 80S, Orants Pass. MALE AND FEMALE HELP wanttq Hod Dickers to register at Hull Hop yards. Clean, green clover camp ground. Tents, tablea. stoves, wood and water furnished free. Paying 31.60 per 100 lbs, wltb 35c extra per 100 lbs. If you pick through the season. Write Ben Hull, Route 3, Box 886, Grant Paaa. Oregon. REGISTER NOW at the B. M. Clut Hop-yard at Applegete, Ore. Clean camp with cabins. Pure spring water. Pre electric light, water and stoves. lvjC per lb and "tc bonus at end of season, picking will begin about Aug. 10 or 16. Write or call B. M. Clute. WANTED SITUATIONS YOUNG man cook, clerk, or esper lenced driver with own car. wants situation. Bon 3741. Tribune. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 13 to 34 bass accordion. Describe Instrument. State price wanted. Write H. H. Elhart, Ash land, Oregon. WANTED Good, used lady's blcycl. 616 So. Newtown, after A p. m. WANTED Children to care for In my home during fruit sesson. 830 Dakota. Call before Friday. WANTED to Rent, small, furnished, modern uburban house. Boi 3736. Tribune. LAUNDRY done as you Ilk It. Reasonable. 304 Boardman. WANTEDS or 4 -room, small, fur nished house. Adults only. Tribune Box 3298. WANTED Wool, mohsir. hides and pelta Medford Bsnjsln Hous. 37 North Grape fat Phon .063. KB PAY MORE CASH p,r Your Furniture BARM-HI KU ANDREW 6th and Front. Phone 847 WF.I4. DRILUNO 31 50 per ft flrt 60 ft., etc. J hi Dodge. 61 King WANTED Dressmaking, alteration. (Catherine Sa'terlee. Singer Shop 33 South GraD. BEST PRICES PAID Pot Your Furniture. Cads slum hue. punnc im-i HIOHEKl CASH PKM'fcS PAID For Your Furniture mi.iohii HtRUAiM muse 37 N Orape St ftone 1063 WAMKU All those who want furniture get our pneea. it will pat you. HolHHOllh FLRMMRt 18 No r F-rt Phone 1P0 FOR hEft I HOUSES POR RENT S-room furnished house 3 acres Third house on left Buck shot Hill road. FOR RENT S-room house, doubi garage, small work shop. S now. Avallsb'.e August 1st. 110 Tripp St. FOR RENT -room modem houae. 6 lo: 20 month, wsler paid. 403 I. 13th. POR RENT One furnished and one unfurnished 4-rocm house Inoulr 419 Arcsdia. Phone 391-J-3 POR RENT 4-rocm modem house 14 50 wa-er paid. Ad Jot nine Mac Market. North Pa--i:ic Highway. FOR PENT UnlurnuKo 3-sedroom house st S3 Tripp St SMM4. rURMSHEO Dl'PLtX. hot water and tart- service. B L Cook 19 Quince St POR RENT Clean 5-room house 323 W Jackson FOR RENT Fumlihed house. No. reerett Couru 4u.i only. Phon I POR RENT HOUSES . 1 FOR REN1 t, D'Hlei. rooma and sleeping porch, partly furnished. ?0 00 month, water paid. Phone an. FOR RENT Modem 8-room etucco houae. Basement lumace. Newly ; oeooratea. Aauiia. rine. FURNISHED nous and one and two. room pts. 04 W 10th FOR RENT APARTMENTS j POR RENT Partly furnished S-room apartment. 1031 Mantle. POR RENT Small lurnuhed apart ment. 344 So. Grape. POR RENT Furnished apartment. rienty or ansae, bio k. (central. WELL furnished apartment, also bed room, close in. 337 N. central. COOL furnished apartment, prlvat batn, mgiaaire. boo w. uain. GE BAUER APTS th at Oakdal Prestige, courtesy, with comfort able modern home. Furnished or unfurnished. Moderate prices. By day, week or month. Phone 713-Y FOR RENT Furnuhed Hotel Holland apartment, electric rang and Frlgldalra. FURNISHED, cool, insulated apt Aduita only: no dogs 503 s. Houy NICELY furnished apartment. Elec tric range and Frlgldalre: a large room, kitchen, bathroom, lire place. Newly renovated. Hot and oold water furnished. Mall Tribune Bldg Call at Tribune office. MODERN furnished apartment. 10 4uinc Bt. VAWTER APARTMENTS 8 rooms. unfurnished Heat, hot water, complete electric kitchen. 843 0; lease Phone 1108 FOR HENT Furnished Room SLEEPING room for 1 or a young men. Meals if oesirea. eio sowaras. ROOMS and garage. 306 So. Holly. ATTPACTTVF ROOMS 404 S Orape FOR RENT BOARD. ROOM NICE front room with board, 833.60. Phone 1877-J. SLEEPING ROOM for rent. 408 Ed wards. GOOD BOARD, comfortable rooms. Pechsteln's. 801 East Main. FOR RENT Room and board. Cool comfortable home. 614 Beatty Phone 1871-R. BOYS under 13 years. 825 month at ureiner Home, uoia uanyon pony ranch, Kerby, Oregon. BOARD and ROOM 328 N Riverside ROOM AND BOAhD 716 E- Main 81 per cay FOR RENT-MlSCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Store aulldlng and two office moms See Al Ltttrell or Roland H'lftnhrd FOR SALb LIVES'! OCK FOR SALE Duroc-Jersey wesner pics. C. J. McCay, Spring St. Box 126 4. POR SALC Shropshire L. Ferns, Fern Valley. FOR SALE 8 sows, farrow July and August. 2 ea-n. Apply evenings. Mace ranch. Centra! Point. FOR SALE DOGS. PETS FOF SALE Golden Cocker puppy, 3 saoaie norses, yeaning colt. Gtn St. Shell Station. THOROBRED red cocker spaniel puppies rnr sale. Phone 1327-R. FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE 63 turkeys, first of April hatch. Box 89 on Suncreet road, one and one-half mile above Talent FOR SALE RbAL ESTATE FOR SALE 6-room modem house. A-l condition, nice surroundings. MW4 At.tKi.llHtn Must ull .v. close estate. No reasonable ot fer will be rejected. Inquire Gllmore Station. North Jacksonville, for O. M. Knox. What 1 a safer Investment than a good farm? 190 acres. 65 acres free water, run ning stream, excellent district, 1m . proved and fenced. 811,000.00. ALSO 340 acre, modern Improvement. 70 acres free wster. running stream, alfalfa, 813,000.00. ALSO 165 acres. 80 acrea free water, run ning stream, modern Improvements, alfalfa and clover, 812.ono.no. Also manv others and city property. ELMER HERRIED. 7 N. Bartlett St , Phone 1496 or 1513-J. POR SALB 9 acre. 6-room houae. attractive tie lng room with fireplace and hard wood floors, electric water pressure, bsth. good outbuildings, natural shade, fruit and berries, sightly located, for quick sale, 83.300.00. ALSO 4-room house, hardwood floors tn living room, fireplace , attractive breakfast nook. den. garage, fenced in back vard. well located on paved street, 83600. eaev terms. t, O. PICKELL. 18 S. Bartlett. POR tMX I lot. S house with 3S month incom. Also 4-room modem house to live In. 13100 A. P. Plower. comer 13th and Front. POR SALE or RENT S-room modem rouse, newly cleaned. Inquire 34 North peach. SALI. RENT or TRADE Attractive modem 4-room house. Key at 413 Western. WHEN vou think of re si estat think of Brown as White. FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS Convenient term. List available at Natiucal Farm Lil o Office Ho.lv Theater Building Medford CITT and wintry prjpertte RENT ALS K'ANS INSURANCE C S B-jttertuld. 409 Medford Building ROCHES OR SALS tn Medford and umiunatng towns Easy terms Jsckeon Co-intv Federal Savlnta nd Un Association FUR SALB OR TRA1E - Beer perlot In oetween two towna. food Dual see. Tribune Bus M CLOSING TIME For SUNDAY Too Lai to Classify WANT ADS is 6:00 P. M. SATURDAY PLEASE REMEMBER FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE; 8- room new residence. never occupied Hardwood floor large living room, paved street, close In. Might take smsll bouse as down pavment 618 3o Oakdale FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES REMOVAL SALS. WE'VE LOST OUR USED CAR LOT LEASE. Forcing us to Sacrlftc Our Large Used Car stock. WE MUST CUT Our Stork Down Befor W Move. HAHN MOTORS 38 South .Riverside. FOR SALE 1937 Chev. coupe. 845.00. Mrs. Minnie J. Burrows, Dixon. 610 So. Newtown. 1937 Ford Coupe ai.00: 4 Ply. sedan, radio, nearer J49.uu; Chev. Sedan, 840.00. Prices smash ed. See Shults Bros, for best used car bnrirnln In town. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Champion peaches. Chea- E. Gray Oold Hill. KOEHLER overstuffed chair, ham mered brass fireplace screen. Good condition. 415 Edwarda. TRADE new 33-po. set dishes, floral dMlfln (never been used), for best offer. P. O. Box 876. Medford. FOR 8ALE New whit crocheted bedspread, large sir. 613. Phone I566-X. t FOR SALE 70 tons hay. non-lrrl- gated aiiana, barley, etc. uooa price In quantity lots; In stack or hammered. Inquire Younger A Lanre. SI No. Bartlett. Phone 38. POR SALE An engineer's survevtng ' Instrument In perfect condition. Phone 613. FOR SALE 5 h. p. Johnson model 1939 and good fishing boat. In quire John Detweller. FOR BARGAINS In used electric rangea eee Copco. . HIMALAYA BERRIES, you pick. 15c gsl. Lang Place. Phone 307, Cen tral Point. ELECTRICITY 1 clean, cool, end cheap. Why become a drudge to a hot old cook atove when you can buy a reconditioned electric rane completely Installed for as little as 20 at Copco. NEW 33-plec set dishes moral de surn). Never been used. Will trade for best offer. P. O. Box 876. Medford. FOR SALE POULTRY LICE - MITE KILLERS of all klnda. Monarch Seed 6s Feed Co. FOR SALE MEO-181 KILLS CRAB GRASS without Injury to your lawn grass. Monarch Seed or Feed Co. I rvK "fT: r"-u ' mc? cL'm2 grain. 81.40 cwt. Monarch Seed Feed Co. FOR SALE Feed DR. HESS POUL TRY PAN-A-MIN to moulting hen for a quick moult. Monarch Seed ex Feed Co. LATE cabbage plants. 30 Laurel. HIMALAYA blackberries. 35c crate, you pick and furnish container. Err. I Pech. Phoeulx. Ore., Bob 6mltn place. Pipe and Fittings Near and Used Large stock. All site. Oet our prices. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27 N Orape St. Phone 1083 REAL BUYS In used clothing. 140S No Riverside, acrues from Beck' Bakery NO-WAT Mattre and Cpbolsterlng Co. Phcn 393. 309 West ith St SONO BIRDS 1137 West Main St. Headquarter Myer-Jacrr1 pump I Service all make. PICK RL-WB DOORS WINDOWS, pipe rutin pipe, fruit Jare. ede floor oover Ir.g. evervthlrar for the home Jsck'e Secondhand Store. 106 So Orape FOR SALB PEACH WRAPS and CRATES. Monarch Seed as Feed Go POR SALE GRAIN BAOS at lowest price. Monarch Seed at Peed Co FOR SALE FRESH BIRD SUPPLIES of all kinds. Monarch Seed ek Fd CO BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE Small restaurant. Oood location, stesdy rear-around bual- Ti" IVv vin3 Tr-ire PERSONAL CARD READINO. SI 00. 339 Jeanette PSYCHIC CARD RIAJj.NOS SOe DUv even a mdsv S13 Fir MISCELLANEOUS STRICTLY O'd T-.m Dense at th Silver Moon. 1 ISO Oak St, Ashlsnd. tfe4 -'e There are 1 S39 railroad tun :nels in thli country with an 'aggregate) length of 320 mile. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Auto Loan. ADVANTAGES Or OUR CAR LOAN PLAN L No Interest charged In advance 1 Tour own Insurano accepted t. Car doea not bar to b paid for. 4. You get the money In ten min utes. 8. Special low summer payment 8. You deal direct and save money Bee W I THOMAS. Manager OREGON FINANCE CO. At Our Main Oftlc 48 South Central. Phone ISO. License No. M-317. CAR LOANS Solve your financial problem by refinancing or borrowing LOANS ON CARS 1933-1939 TBI-STATE ACCEPTANCE CORP. Urease M-353 MARK A. GOLDY 108 I Main. Phone 738. AUTO LOANS Tou get check at once. CARS UOUOHT AND SOLD. P T. "JERRY" YOUNO Motor Investment Co. License M-J74 Tel. 159 334 East 9th. $20 TO $1,000 On Your Car 1933 to 1940 Model Cars and light trucks. 1 to 18 Months to Repay. CONSUMERS' CREDIT CO. HAROLD H BROWN AOENCY Aent 133 F.xpt Mtxln M-attfl Phone 07 PERSONAL LOANS VACATION MONEY fflflrt Loan Mil? repaid ffJ "JO V 1 V v In mo. paymenta ol )V I L Gene Thorns says: "Get enough to par up present bills and hav a swell vacation. We'll cooperate with a Vow pay ment schedule.'- From fS to S300 Be Oene Thorns, mgr of OREGON FINANCE CO. Lie No 8-311 48 So Central. Phon 139 Dressmaking. THE FASHION 8HOP -Dressmsklng Pur rtemodellne, Buttons and Buckles covered Room 803 U. S Ntl Bank B!dr Tel 1181. Expert Window Cleaner. LET JOE DO IT Expert Window Cleaner.. General house clesnera. Floor waxing. Jo Snence Phne lITi Piano and Organ Instruction APOLLO PIANO STUDIO Piano. Or. gan and Accordion, classic and modern Best In So. Oregon. 131 So Orape St phone 1199 Roolinq WE REPAIR or apply any type of roof. P a b c o Routings. Shingle. Coatings and Paint. Wall Paper Ekerson Pslnt and Roof Co., 38 So Bartlett Tel 343 Transfer. CITY TRAN8FER St STORAGE CO Household moving and general hauling 39 8 Orape. Phone 30&0 day or night. DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE 40 8 Fir Street. Insured Carriers. Local and Long Dlstanc Hauling Phone 644. EADS TRANSFER at STORAGE CO Office 16 South Fir Phone 315 Prices right. Service gusranteed FURNITURE MOVIKO AND STOR AGE W hav van moving equip ment for local and long diets no hauling Dry and clean storsge (concrete bulidlngl with special locker rooms at 'ow rates. SAMSON 8TORAO. WAREHOUSE Phon 633. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Owna 4. B without a Lars tube 13. Female sheas 13. Pal a 14. Bacchanalias cry Is. Not strict 14. Shallow re ceptacle IT. See bird 1. Position en a bsaaball team 19, flowerlea plant tl. Shops li Ps'.l bird 11 And not 14. Sssrchsd for food It. Eaut !. banter IL Jules Vern ensractsr 15. Clumsy boat 14. Takes tbs ehttf meal It. Performed 17. To'd ss aa- truth I Kind of Sber It Towsrd 13. tenth t srora 14. Kw.D UL alak n com parucsnt 41. Refraresd from pua Bolutlen of isbing Vatrrly's Purst w Bojj,,J"1 a Member ef army (J neonai4 frrr.nt Gut do's tVfb- St Dttt Katior i Tr suliilrwt iM fon of Kottj! rirtsni L'T-eOTat .VHr STI- yltabi BUSINESS DIRECTORY Stocks and Bond. ONLY STOCK TICKER errlot in Orwajon ouuid ol Portland con tlnuous quotation. 4'iring market hour. M. N Hc.n Co, 314 g Mam St . Mwimrd LEGAL NOTICES. Warrant Notice .School District No. 01 ha fund on hand In the Medford Branch ot the United Statt National Bank to pay all outstanding warrants. Inter est will ceaM after August 3nd. E. A. HILDRKTH. Clerk. District No. 91. Notice of Sale of Interest Bearing Warrants or bchuul IMstrlct No. 10, Jackson Count. Ore. Notice ts hereby flven that the Board of Directors of School District No. 30, Jackson County Oregon will receive bids lor the purchase of Interest Besrtng Warrants of said School Oiatrm in the amount of 3.000. The above warrant will be Issued In denominations of 9400.00 each, one warrant maturing one year from date of issuance, and one warrant each year thereafter until all of satd 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, held July 18th. 1940 Sealed bids must be submitted to the Board of Directors, stattnv. the amount of Interest to be paid on said Warrants. The Board reserves the right to reject any. or at) bids Bids will be opened Monday Aug 8th at 8 P M. at the School House of District No. 30. Dated at Sams Valley, Oregon, this 19th day of July. 1940. 6. 8- ABBOTT. District Clerk THE GRANGE Upper Applegot Grang Grange was called to order July 27 by Master Fred Dorn with 22 present. Upper Apple gate Grange gave dinner July 20 for the bankers from Klanv ath Falls, Medford and Grants Pass. Grange also gave a dance the same night and the bankers stayed and enjoyed themselves. Bert Harr gave an interesting report on Pomona. Omar Culy and Floyd McKee from Upper Applegate won sec ond prize in horse shoe pitch ing at Eagle Point Grange pic nic. Report was given by the fire agent, Ed Finley, on prevention of fires in dry weather. We have organized a horse- shoe committee including Era McKee, Omar Culy and Floyd McKee. Roxy Anne Grange will visit Upper Applegate Grange Aug. 10. 4-H Club Jackson county pic nic will be held at McKee camp ground August 8. Bring your own picnic lunch for the family. Ice cream will be served afterwards. Lecture hour program includ ed community singing, readings and reports on Pomona Grange meeting. Sams Valley Grange Grange met in regular session with Master Jerome Fitzgerald presiding. Visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hockersmlth and son. Plans were made for the fair booth at Gold Hill and ad ditional committees appointed. H.E.C. announced that fire pre vention requirements have been met around the hall. Sams Valley team won the horseshoe pitching contest at the recent Pomona picnic and presented the Grange with the first prize. Lecturer R. E. Nealon called on several for impromptu num bers. James McDonough gave an interesting talk on air con ditioning. A quiz contest fur nished amusement, the prize be ing won by Mcsdames Abbott and Straus. Cross -Word Puzzle ' rr f f I7 Pi8 I r I" Tp- T5 y ft" 7 71 I"El"I3 jfar 5? sr iT f?i w'T3 """-" 5 3T 3T Ti ra- Tl 7T37 S Tj "3 DOWN S. Aid IS Olve O'll 1 Linnet bird 3. Be la store for 0r. 3. fJader officer 34 Asrentkd of church 11 Fu ell 4. Msda soap- 34 Old p'er-ee ef as neeiiewor It Conjectures 41 B-jrdan ! Lair (. Minister 47 UsrlGs ft. Let) nd m assure Burn Lock opener Old solder Bedured t a mean rlsrtar fer certain flat Las-era ted C.tr In France so Genus ef i Harvaei rose In ps-e ef SI Gsm Bottoms of 11 o,u.-h the rest 44. Strike 14 The sad Tieieatly Gold Hill Gold Hill, July 30. (Spl A surprise shower was given for Mrs. Clyde Kell on the lawn at her home, on July 25. Host esses for the occasion we. t Mrs Ray Wyatt Mrs. Marie Blevins. Mrs. Dellos Walker and Mrs. Richard Gray. Guests were Viola Moore, Elsie Cameron. Mabel Davis, Elinor Force, Ruth Lewis, Nona Centers, Ann Park hurst, Josie Force, Irma Ritter, Stella Lewis, Willie McLean, Irene Hendrickson, Edna Gor ham, Virginia Carlon. Marguer ite Biles. Anita Blair, Lowe'l Meunler, Leota Hood, Aletha Parker, Icle Walker, Dora Bur nett, Mildred Newnham, Edna Mullln, Esther Smith, Esther Gilchrist, Roberta Mullln, Lor raine Force. Laurine Kell, June Mapel, June Lewis, Peggy Dus enberry, Jean Lewis. Evelyn Thompson and the honoree. On July 33, ten Olrl Scout enjoy ed an overnight camping trip at ByBe bridge. They wet sccompsn led by Mrs. Hazel Holderneas, leader, and Miss Mabel Moore, Olrl Scout commute woman. Pete Thompson, youngest son of Mr. end Mrs. Paul Thompson, un derwent a tonsillectomy July 33 In Medford. Mrs. Kate Lyman and grand daughter Alice, are enjoying a va cation at th coast. Mrs. Dorothy Jones and Mlsa Agnea Wagner, both of Oakland. Cel., were guests last Wednesday and Thursday of Mr. and Mr. Curtis Parker. Mrs. Robert Cook and grand daughter Ruth Lance, went to Trin ity Center, CaJ., July 33 and were accompanied home Thursday by Mrs. Floyd Lance and aon Bobby who will remain here vlalttng relative for bout 10 days. Mr. and Mrs. Chaa. Kell and Laur ine nd Leonard are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kell and eons at Chemult, where they moved last week. Miss Marjorla Parker of Heppner, niece of Curtla and Art Parker of this city, has been chosen queen of the Heppner rodeo. Miss Parker I quit well known her where ah has visited on several oceaslona and wilt be remembered aa an accomp lished musician. Art Everton of Portland cam July 37 to visit his daughter, Mr. Marl Blevins and family. Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Johnson of Salem stopped here for a coupl of days last week as gueat of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Parker. Th Johnson were enroute home from a honey moon trip to Treasure Island. France. Irene and Eileen Norton, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Nor ton or Grant Pass, were guests last Friday of Jocelyn and Denis Meun ler. Dr. T. J. Morgan, president of Oregon Ore Reductions, Inc.. of this city, I transacting business In Los Angelee this week. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bournaman of this city hav announced tn rrlval on July 33 of a daughter wetghlng 7V pounds, at Orant Pas. BUI Reed of Medford 1 vliltlng this week with Mr. Bust Coy and other relative. Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Van Smarts and daughter of South Pasadena ar guests this week of Mrs. Van Eman'e sister, Mrs. L. P., Bourna man. Mr. and Mrs. Van Emana form erly resided here and lived In th house now owned by' Wsllac Iver- son, which Mr. Van Emana built. Mrs. clara Andrewa and son of Tacoma have returned home after visiting here for the past month, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carman of OH- roy, Cel., have been recent gueats of Mrs. Oarman's sister, Mr. Laura Walker, and family. Charles Hoyt of Placervllle. Cel.. ha spent th past week here with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mr. Tom Robinson. Forest Creek Forest Creek, July 30. (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Meeds are the parents of baby boy born at their home here July 19. The Infant weighed 9 pounds and Is the couple's ninth child. Mother and baby are progressing satis factorily. Jack Conrad of Oregon Bell mine ha recently employed Horace Hare of Orsnt Pass and "Shorty" Duma of Medford. Mr. Vermont of Aablcnd 1 employed as cook for th men. William and Everett Swart have moved their email Olbeon quart mill from th Duggen mine to Ore gon Bell mln. where they ar en gaged In milling or by contract for Jack Conrad. The Winning ham mln has abut down for lack of water. John Black and William Thurman of thl community were employed In the threshing and hay harvest on the Buckley ranch laat week. Mr. Sllaa King and young daugh ter. Mary Ann of Portland, and Mrs. Dean Pelper of Medford were recent visitors at the borne of Mrs John Black. Devi brother re now bullng loa-a from th left fork of Forest creek the sosn of operation being on the Foot creek ftld of Timber mountain. But forest erv!o crew under the direction of Lee Port jr. last week wa engaged In developing srtnng on th north aid of Mt. Isabel!, to provid wster upply for th lookout stationed on the mountain. Previoualy water was pack ed on horseback to th lookout from Oregon Bell mine. Lottl jean Hill returned to ber home In Medford July 13 after a two weeks' vacation at th born of, Mr and Mr. John Black. Mr. and Mr. Chsrle Msdsen of Port Jon. Cel. spent th week-end July 37 tt their bom her. Mr. and Mrs. ft. Hsrndon hav sold their p'.scs and moved to Med ford. Th new owner win tea pos session In th near future. Applegate stockmen were riding the range tn this vicinity last week rounding up cattl for transfer to th Siskiyou rsng. Griffin Creek Griffin Crek. July 30. Spl.) Among the young folks from here who are attending the Bap tist conference at Cnscade are Myron Eaton and Douglas Lamb. Donald Minear attended the first week returning home Saturday with his brother, Rob ert, who had spent the fore part of the summer in the north. Mrs. Alias King and daughter Mary Ann. returned to their home In Port land Tueaday titer a TUlt here wit relative. Mr. and Mrs. B. V. Ooodroad have aa their house gueata their daugh ter. Mr a Archie Rochester and Mr. Arthur Rocheater. ber huiband and aon Melvln of Dead wood. 6. D. Mre. Oeorg Flak enjoyed a trip recently to Crescent City and other coaat point with friends. Mi a Alice Allen of Antelope waa a recent guest at the noma of Mlaa Settle Brown. Loula HH nee, who ataya at the Brown home, enjoyed a trip to Cres cent City Sunday with hia mother. Mlsa Audrey Is tea of Emporia, Kaa., la spending the summer here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Isaac. Mr. and Mr. Carl Bergman of MrMinnvllle left for home Monday via Crater lake after Tlsltlng here for a few days with ber father, B. R. Ouchea, and other relatlvea. Her daughter Jean, la staying down for a few week with ber aunt, Mrs. Allen Doty. Mr. J. P. Colter returned to her home here Saturday after spending several weeks at Buckhorn Spring, out from Ashland. Mr. Ray Ouches and children en Joyed a stey of several daya at Mc Kee bridge. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Brown are th parent of a son born July 38. Meteorological Report Forecast Medford and vicinity: Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday; little change In temperature. Oregon: Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday, overcast on coast, unset tled at tlmea northwest portion; Ut ile) change In temperature; genu. variable winds off coast. Local Data Temperature a year ago today: hlgheat 94, lowest 60. Total monthly precipitation.. 14 lnchee, deficiency for the month, M Inche. Total precipitation since Septem ber 1, 1939. 33.00 Inches; excess for the season 4-44 Inches. Relative humidity at p. m. yes terday 38 percent; A a. m. tody 73 percent. Tomorrow: sunrise 5:03 a. m., sun eat 7:31 p. m. Observations Taken at 4:10 a, m. Its .Meridian Time. " a ti City FT 7 ftp Botes . Boston Chlcsgo Denver - - Eureka Havre Loe Angele. Medford New York Omaha Phoenix Portland Reno Rose burg Salt Lake Ban Francisco Seattle Spokane Wash. D. O , B9 &9 .00 Clear 97 74 .03 P Cloudy ,91 S3 .00 P Cloudy (U) 39 .00 Cloudy . 86 39 .00 P Cloudy 80 68 .00 Cloudy 87 SO M Cloudy .91 78 -OOP Cloudy , 93 73 T Cloudy .104 74 AO Clear .73 60 jOO P Cloudy ,94 48 JOO Clear ,83 S3 J00 Cloudy . 93 S3 .00 P Cloudy 67 U M Cloudy ,69 38 .00 Cloudy . 77 63 T Cloudy . 94 71 .18 Clear Radio Highlights By Associated Prs. (Time Is Pacific Standard.) New York. July 30. Col. Charles A. Lindbergh has been scheduled for another radio talk, this time on the MBS network, Sunday at 12:30 p, m. Tonight: Europe, subject to chauge WEAF-MBS 8: CBS 4:5S. 6:30; WJZ-NBC 8; NBC 8. WABC-CBS :1!, Eugene P. Thomas on foreign trade. MBS S, Sens. Nye and Holt on "Keep America Out of War." Wednesday: Europe, subject to change NBC 4 a. m.; 7:43 a. m.; CBS 4 a. m., 2:43 p. m. COMMUNIST SECRETARY FILES APPEAL NOTICE Ran Francisco, July 30. U.R) William Schnelderman, state secretary of the Communist par ty, filed notice of appeal In fpdrral court today, thereby staying cancellation of his American citizenship. Federal Judge Michael Roche had ordered Schneidsrman's cit izenship cancelled on grounds he concealed his membership tn the Communist party In accept ing citizenship in 1927 and on grounds the Communist party advocated overthrow of the gov ernment by violence. Closing time tor Too Let to CI slfy Ad U '.-80 p. m. GOLD HILL FAIR PLANS ADVANCED AT BOARD MEET Pinkerton to Have Charge Of Barbecue Bigger, Better Attraction Planned Gold Hill. July 30. Spl. Member of the Northwest Jack son County Fair board met at the city hall, July 26. It was announced that F. A. Pinkerton will have charge this year of barbecuing the beef which will be procured through the Gail Market here. The public ad dress system belonging to the school will be used to furnish music for the parade and the queen's float decorations will be in charge of Mrs. Willie Mc Lean and Mrs. June Mapel. Land products and Grange booths will be handled in tenU adjacent to the dance pavilion this year, these departments having been formerly housed In the Deuel building now oc cupied by the Oregon Ore Re duction, Inc. Another Import ant meeting will be held on August 0, when many matters of importance to the success of the fair will be discussed. An unusual amount ot In terest is already being shown in the fair to be held here Sat urday, August 31. Residents of Gold Hill are making plans for a bigger and better event this year. As in the past the program will include a parade, sport events, big free barbecue, dance in the pavilion and Inspection of the exhibits throughout the day, and several new features. Mrs. Jeanette Greer has been named chairman of the barbe cue and she will have charge of this main event of the day. Live Oak Grange will sell hamburgers, coffee and pie on the city hall grounds, the Gold Hill Grange will serve chicken sandwiches, popcorn, cold drinks, balloons and novelties, the Boy Scouts have the con cession for hot dogs, pop and popeyclea, and the Ladles' Aid of the Methodist church will serve a baked ham dinner in the church basement. A. A. Walker has been ask ed to officiate during crowning of the queen and during the presentation of the key to the city from Mayor R. G. Wigle to William Howes, chairman of the fair board. Travel Table AIRPLANES Nonhbound Leave) Malls Close 4:37 a. m. 1:31 a. m. 11:03 p m. 11:17 a. m. 8:43 p m. (Flag stop) Mo 1111 9:13 p.m. Flag stop) IM p m. Southbound Leav aim Cloe 11 :33 a. m. 10:40 a m. 3:18 p m. (Plag (top) 8:30 P m. 11:00 m. 11:18 p.m. TRAINS Northbound Leses uttti Clem 10:48 a m. 9 48 a m. 3:08 p.m 7:08 p.ra. Southbound Leave . Mall Cloe 8:30 a.m. 110 I D. 3:40 p. m. 4:40 BUSES North 1:30 m. :80 em. 1:88 s tn. 10 p.m. 8:48 p. m. Bouts 13:18 a.m.' 1:60 a.nv 9 38 am. 180 p . 640 p m. 10:40 p 1 S 88 p. ra. Te Klamath rail 8:48 a tn and 8:4 m. () To Oraot Pas only. ' () To Ashlsnd only. Kidnapers Hunted Tacoma, July 30. (JPf A state-wide pickup order was Issued today in an attempt to capture two men who kidnaped Earl Grand, Tacoma cigar store clerk, late last night, forced him to drive to a lonely region near Fort Lewis where they robbed him of approximately $170 and stole his automobile. caned. 01 van- Vvlrttout womn4)...Pey H bock to MlV awyeweei mVew lo ywr kv com Yeur cor need nor be IvffV Bold tor. due voter preient payments. Why not ask Usf (pcrnrncsreital IttUj S. Main Street, tlnlnff Phone St. I. Irene M-IS4 E i