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LOST AND FOUND
LOST 5-month-old black Shepherd
male pup, bob tall; reward. 251
Beatty.
ttEPOttl lost dogs, animal cruelty
cases djtnane tioclety Phone 1818
BORROWERS, p.ease return bridge
tables immediately to Frank Perl
f WANTED MALE HELP
WANTED Three single men with
cars. Must be tree to travel over
state the year around. No Invest
ment. See Mr. Hanson, room 300,
Hotel Allen. 8 p. m. only.
WANTED FEMALE HELP
WANTED Lady for housework; board
and wages, inquire 712 Cedar.
WANTED Elderly lady lor house
work. 117 Laurel.
WANTED Woman for general house
work and care of children. 811 8.
Riverside.
R ANTED Experienced waitress, foun
tain experience necessary, for per
manent employment after Sept. 1st.
Palace Cafe. Orant Pass. Ore.
MALE AND FEMALE HELP
BOOKKEEPER, experienced In Oen
erst Motors accounting, desires
position. References. Box 31B7
Tribune.
WANTED Hop pickers to register at
Hull Hop Yards. Clean, green clover
camp ground. Tents, tables, stoves,
wood and water furnished free
Paving 81.50 per 100 lbs, with 3Sc
extra per 100 lbs. If you pick
through the season. Write Ben
Hull, Route 3, Box 896. Qranta
Pass. Oregon.
REGISTER NOW at the B. M. Clute
Hop-yard at Applegate. Ore. Clean
camp with -cabins. Pure spring
wster. Free electric Uehts. water
and stoves. 14c per lb and i.c
bonus at end of season. Picking
will begin about Aug. 10 or 15.
Write or call B. M. Clute.
WANTED SITUATIONS
EXPERIENCED SECRETARY desires
work. References. P. O. Box 817.
V ANTED Child to care for days.
Preferably boy. Also children to
care for afternoons from 1 to 5.
337 Bessie.
YOUNO DEPENDABLE married man,
resident, wants work. References.
Clean habits. Box 3708 Tribune.
YOUNO man cook, clerk, or exper
' lenced driver with own car. wants
situation. Box S741. Tribune.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
BKSTRAND. expert laundcape gard
ner. Complete landscape service.
Lawn mowlrw. pruning, shrubbery
etc. Telephone 423-L-
rURMTURE REUPHOLSTERED by
Mr. Thlbault. Phone 435-R.
NEWHOUSE TRAPS WANTED State
size and price. Box 3224 Tribune.
WANTED TO BUY Good used men's
shoes. Used Wardrobe Shop, 818
E. Main.
WANTED 13 to 34 base accordion.
Describe instrument, state price
wanted Write H. H. Elhart, Ash
land. Orecon.
WANTED to Rent, small, furnished,
modem suburban house. Box 3738.
Tribune.
LAUNDRY done as you like It.
Reasonable. 304 Boardman.
WANTEDS or 4-room. small, fur
nished house. Adults only. Tribune
, Box 3298.
WANTTD
Wool, mohair, hldee and pelta
Medford Barcaln House. 37 North
Orape at Phone .083.
HE P.Y MORE CAH
rVr Your pnrr.irtire
RAKMHI RO ANDREWS
8th and Prunt. Phone 547
WEIL DRILLING 81 50 per ft first
50 ft. etc J M Dulge 818 King
WANTTD Dressmaking alteration.
Kathertne Sa'terlee. Singer Shop
33 South Graoe
HOI PKII IS PS.IO
Pot Yimjt F'irnmire
t fe IIKMIIIir.. Ph..ne 1191-J
IIK.III-I CM PHIIla paid
r" Vaur Furniture
MMitOHIl HtKCiAlN H"t "f.
37 N Orape 3t ."hone 103
niMto
All thnee who wen furniture get
ojr pnre. it will psv vuu
Hill HK.Hlfc Fl KM II H
I V.-". p,. Pv. r0
FOR htM i MOUSES
FCR RENT P:i-rovn house, clone in. I
n-wtjr dcoMted Inquire at
JUS 8 Onrn.1 svnue
rop rent Vnfurr.:!hd 5-room,
huust. Oil furcaca. ftoist 13C4-.
FOR RENT HOUSES
FOR REST Unfurnished S-roora
house, MS. 310 South Riverside.
FOR RENT clean 5-room house 323
w. Jackson
, ROSS LANE BUNOALOW lor rent.
L. Tou Velle. Jacksonville. Ore.
FOR RENT 6-room unfurnished
house, electric and wood rarwe. 639
W. loth. Inquire 801 w. 10th.
FOR RENT Pumlshed house. 11117
West Main. DeVoe. Phone 1033-J.
FOR RENT House. Inquire 20 Tripp.
FOR RENT t-roora partly furnished
house. Phone 36.
SMALL FURNISHED DUPLEX, hot
water and garbage service. H L
Cook. 10 Quince SL
FOR RENT Ij Duples. 3 rooms and
sleeping porch, partly furnished
20 00 month, water paid. Phone
271.
FOR RENT Modern 6room stucco
house. Basement lurnace. Newly
decorated. Artnlts. 62S Pine.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
FOR RENT Modern furnished apart
ment. Electric refrigerator. Durell
Court. 829 N. Holly. Inquire Apt. 8.
OE BAUER APTS. th at Oakdala
Prestige, courtesy, with comfort
able modern home. Furolsh-d or
unfurnished. Moderate prices. By
day, week or month Phone 713-Y
FOR RENT Furnished Hotel Holland
apartment, electric range and
Ftujldalre.
FURNISHED, cool. Insulated apt
aquim only; no docs 603 B Holly
NICELY furnished apartment Elec
tric range and Prtuldalre: 3 Isree
rooms, kitchen, bathroom, fire
place. Newly renovated. Hot and
cold water furnished. Mall Tribune
Blag Call at Tribune office.
MODERN furnished apartment. 10
Quince St.
VAWTER APARTMENTS 6 rooms,
unfurnished Heat, hot water,
complete electric kitchen. (42.60:
lease Phone nog
FOR HE NT Furnished Rooms
CLEAN rooms, board If desired; rea
sonable. 826 West 13th.
FOR RENT Furnished room. 859
East 9th. Phone 682-J.
ATTRACTIVE ROOMS 404 S Orape
FOR RENT BOARD. ROOM
FOR RENT Nice room and good
Doara. ts. uaxaaie. pnone B45-J.
SLEEPING ROOM for rent. 408 Ed
wards.
FOR RENT Room and board. Cool
comfortable home. 514 Beatty
Phone 1971-R.
BOYS under 13 years. 825 month at
ureiner Home, ooia canyon pony
ranch, Kerby, Oregon.
BOARD and ROOM 328 N Riverside
ROOM AND BOAhD 718 E. Main
Wl per Gay
FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT 2-acre pasture. 218
waDaan. 84. Phone 435-R.
FOR RENT 8tore oulldlng and two
oince rooms, see Al uttrell or
Roland HubDKrd.
FOR SALE DOGS. PETS
BOSTON BULL PUP for sale. 730
Alder.
FOR SALE Six beautiful purebred
cocker puppies. Make your aelec
Tlon ear!v. 122'C Mitlto
FOR SALb LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE OR TRADE for dairy stock.
3.000-lb. frentle team, well matched,
and purebred Guernsey bull 9 mo.
old. Inquire 591 Falrvlew, Ashland,
Ore.
WANTED Young heifer. Just fresh,
and two-wheel trailer. Box 3218
Tribune.
FOR SALE Springer cows and dairy
heifers. 719 West 10th.
FOR SALE 2 saddle horses, yearling
colt. 6th St. Shell Station.
FOR SALE Shropshire bucks. A
L rrn. P-rn Vallev.
FOR SALE POULTRY
HEAVY fryers. Mrs. Dressler'a, 1107
E. Main.
FOR SALE 83 turkeys, first of
April hatch. Box 89 on Suncrest
road, one and one-half miles above
Tal-nt
FOR SALE RbAL ESTATE
RANCH FOR SALE or TRADE 840
all fenced: 65-70 under plow, good
for potatoes, wheat, osts and rye.
40 acres more easily cleared. Good
well, soft wster. Oravel pit on
place. Lots pssture. Wood and
post tlmb-r. Fair buildings. Charles
Oeden. Dorrta. Cal.
FOR SAIX Suburban 5-room home,
new barn, chlckenhouse. gsrsae.
4 6 acres In clover, grapes and
strawberries. Choice location on
improved road. Ideal for povtltry
or hoes. Furnished. 82.750. Mint
sacrifice. N. r. Ohrt. 127 Sprtrur St.
S1600
5-room modern home, near dtv park;
paved street, laundry trays fur
nace; terms can be arranged.
A:o
S3400
200 down
5-ronm home. Iwf slenirt porrh
bajemnt: pir.k of condition: prlrrd
to seil. Only 200 down. baian?e
real eav
MARK A. OOt.DT
Phone 728 109 E Main St.
FOR SALE fl-room modern house
A-I condition, nice urroundm.r
food outbuildings Must sell to
ccm eta. No reesonsbl ofr
will be rev-ted Inqulr CM! more
s'ln North Ja-konvl.le. lor O
U Knox
rVRNISHTD HOT"SE for aa. reason
abie. terms 10 Rose At.
1 roR PALE 5-ro-m mvTn hoit m
Cntrsl Pr.t. 'VJ 911 or month
Miel A F"rd ?Kk up. C. Rot?.
Rout 8 Bo 333 -A
pOR PALE or RrVT-S-room modern
houe. n-Iy cleaned. Icquira 34
Kocth Pa
CLOSING
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SUNDAY
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WANT ADS
IS
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SATURDAY
PLEASE REMEMBER
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
S4000
Very attractive threebedroom home,
hardwood floors, fireplace, large
attle, double garage, ahade, flower,
fruit. Thla property le cloae in
on paved atneet and In excellent
condition. Immediate poaseeslon.
Also
Exchange Seven-room modem home
In pink of condition, ready to
move Into. Paved street, (rood
location. Take good car. or smaller
home, or what have you?
Also
S800
Partly modem fully furnished four
room cottaee. paved street, good
location. This week only for this
price.
ELMER HERRIED
No. 7 N. Bartlett.
Phone 1498 or 1613-J.
FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS
Convenient terms. Lists available
at National Perm LJa n Office
Holly 1-heater Building Meoford
CITY and country properties. RENT
ALS uDANS INSURANCE C 8
Butterfleld. 409 sled ford Bunding
FOR SALE 6 -room new residence,
never occupied Hardwood floors
large llvlriff room, paved street
close In Might take small bouse
as down payment 818 So Oakdale
FOR 8 ALE OR 1HAIJE Beer parlor
In between two towns, good busi
ness Tribune Box 3288
HOUSES SOR SALE In Medford and
surrounding towns. Easy terms
Jackson County Federal Savings
and Loan Association.
WHEN you think of real estate think
of Brown At White
FOR EXCHANGE Real Estate
42-acre dairy ranch, dark sandy loam
good bldgs., 25 acres alfalfa, 16
acres clover; district Irrigation
water; 7 miles from Stockton, 810,
600. clear. Want northern Calif.,
Ornzon, Washington stock ranch.
Will assume. M. Lopez, 26 S. Calif.,
,tryton. Cnllf
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE Chevrolet Pickup. New
paint, good condition. 695. Bob
Gall, Peerless Market.
FOR SALl: '33 Chevrolet coach, good
condition, good tires, priced reason
able. Phone evenings, B57-J-2.
Glen Guchee.
FOR SALE 1937 Plymouth. Excel
lent condition. Reasonable. Phone
652-J-2.
CLEAN-UP SALE
10 Days to Clean Out Our Stock
USED CARS
1936 Zephyr Sedan, overdrive
snd heater ,, 6525
1937 Zephyr Sedan 575
1938 Ponttac ro"pe ra
1918 Ford Sedan 485
1939 Mercury Sedsn 833
Three fine Ford V8 Trucks
Studebaker 1937 Pickup 395
1936 Ford Pickup 325
1 dozen cheap cars at your own price.
See these at once.
C. E GATES AUTO CO.
Fourth and Central Ave.
TRUCKS TRUCKS TRUCKS
CLEARANCE SALE
Now Was
1929 Cher. l,-ton.
flat bed...... 49.00 6 69 00
1931 Ford l"4-ton.
new motor . 169.00 195.00
1930 Ford l'i-ton,
A-l shape 149.00 165.00
1935 Dodge 2-ton,
a steal 29500 325.00
International Truck Dealer
WALTER W. ABBEY
Open Evenings to 9:00.
138 So. Riverside Phone 803
1937 Ford Coupe sirs 00: '34 Ply.
Sdan. radio, heater 1243 00: 28
Chev. Syrian. 840.00. Prices smssh
ed. See Shultz Bros, for best used
cn- h.-ca'r- n town
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
GLADIOLI. 25c dos. Dreasler's, 1107
East Msln.
FOR SALE 60 horse power Cletrac.
full Delse tractor, slightly used:
a repossession, to be sold at a real
Bargain, on easy terms. Ames
Chevrolet Co . Yrka. Calif.
FOR SAL wicker bajwlnft, complete
with bse and pillow. Phone 1448-
EARLT CRAWFORD PEACHES 3S
nr lb Flrt house right, Sprlrnj
St. L. J. L'pp. a
FOR PALE Champion pach?a. Chaa.
E. Oray Gold Hill.
TRADE nw 82-pc. set dishes, floral
dttfn (never been umkJ). for beat
offer. P. O Box 878. Medford.
FOR SALE "0 tons hay. non-ini-8-std
alfaUa. barley, etc. Oood
prie )n quantity lots: In sck or
hsTaierd Inquire Yon rr
Lanee. 91 No Bartlett Phone S8
FOR SAIE An erflneer'a surreytnt
Instrument In perfect condition.
Phone 813
FOR SALE 3 h. p Johnson m oriel
191t and cood f.-hlnsj boat. In
quire John Detweiler.
NEW la-ple-ie set dlshe foral de.
sum. Never been used. W:!l trade
f--r bft offer. F- O Box 878
Med.'ord.
HIMALAYA black be Ties. 35 crate,
you pKt and fumlib containers
E-nu Prh. Pboeuix. Ore Bo
I fimith p. see
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
SACRIFICE complete household fur
niture tor A rooms. Inquire 628
So. ivy after 8 p. m-
Plpe and Fittings New and Used
Lare stock. All slaea. Oct our
prices
MEDPOKD BAROAIN HOUSE
37 N Orspe St Phone 1063
REAL BUYS In used clothing. 1406
No Riverside across from Becks
Bakery.
Nil-WAV Mattress and rpholsterlng
Co. Phcne 29. 20U West 8th St
SONO BIHDS 11J7 West Main St.
Headquarters Mvers-Jacuul pumps
Service 411 makes. PICK KbWE
DOORS. WINDOWS, ripe fittlnes
pipe, fruit Jars. ueds. floor cover.
Inc. everything for the home
Jack's secondhand Store. 108 So
Orape.
LATE cabbage plant. 20 Laurel.
FOR SALE 3 -hole? ice cream cabinet
with hotrlt crvier. Phiv 732.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR 6 ALE Small restaurant. Good
location, steady year -a round bull
n prt)t 8102 Tribune
PERSONAL
CAPD READING-. 1 00. 3?9 jMnette
MISCELLANEOUS
NEW HEADQUARTERS Townsend
Weekly at Oliver s New and Used
CloThlrtr Phon Wwt Pluth
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Auto Loans.
ADVANTAGES OF OUR
CAR LOAN PLAN
I. No Interest charged In advance
t. Tour own insurance accepted
5. Car does not have to be paid
lor.
4- Tou get the money in ten min
utes. 6. Special low summer payment
6. You deal direct and aavs money
W E THOMAS. Manager
OREGON FINANCE CO.
At Our Main Office
45 South Central Phone 130.
License No. M-317.
CAR LOANS
Solve your financial
problems by
refinancing or borrowing
LOANS ON CARS
1933-1939
TRI-STATE ACCEPTANCE CORP.
License M-25
MARK A. GOLDY
109 E Main. Phone 738.
AUTO LOANS
You (ret check at once.
CARS BOUOHT AND SOLD.
P l "JERRY'' YOUNO
Motor Investment Co.
License M-274
Tel. 188 334 East 8th.
$20 TO 81.000
On Your Car
1833 to 1840 Model Cars
and llht trucks.
1 to 18 Months to Repsy.
CONSUMERS' CREDIT CO.
HAROLD H BROWN AGENCY
Aent
121 TnrT Mtn M-23l Phone 807
Dressmaking.
THE FASHION SHOP -Dressmaking
Fur Hemodellng, Buttons and
Buckles covered Room 303 U. 8
Nstl Bunk Bid" Tel 11R1
Expert Window Cleaner.
LET JOE DO IT
Expert Window Clraner.. Oeneral
house cleaners. Floor waxing. Jos
rViertf Ph.'ne I17J
Piano and Organ Instruction
APOLLO PIANO STUDIO Piano. Or
gan and Accordion, classic and
modern Best In So. Oregon. 131
So orspe fit Hrione hop
Roofing
WE REPAIR or apply any type of
roof. Psbco Koufltigs, Shingles.
Coatings and Paints. Wall Paper
Ekerson Pslnt and Roof Co. 88 Bo
Bartlett. Tel 343.
Mail Tribune Daily
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
PERSONAL LOANS
MONEY FOR SUMMER
PLEASURES
5100
Total Repayment $6.72 pr mo.
For any amount. 3 to 30O, so
Gn Thomaj tor Local Money
at the
OREGON FINANCE CO.
Lie. No. S-31I
45 Bo. Central. Dial 4433.
Stocks and Bonds.
ONLY STOCK TICKER service tn
Oregon outside oi Portland con
tinuous quotnttons during market
hours. M N Htvan & Co, 314
E Main St . Medford
Transfer.
DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
40 S Ftr Street
Insured Carriers.
Local and Long Distance Hauling
Phone 844
Transfer.
CITY TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Household moving and ge rural
haulinc 29 S. Orape. Phone 3050
day or night.
EADS TRANSFER 6t 8 TOR AO E CO
Office 16 South Fir Phone 31ft
Prices rt?nt Service guaranteed
FURNITVHK MOV1NXJ AND STOR
AGE We have van moving equip
ment for local and long distance
hauling Dry and clean storage
4 con crete building) with spec lal
locker rooms at low rates.
SAMSON STORAGft WAREHOUSE
Phrne B33
LEGAL NOTICES.
Not Ire.
Outstanding warntnta of Jackson
Co. School District No. 69, numbers
from 338 to 363 and 1 to 13, Inclusive
are hereby called for payment. Inter
eat ceases after Aug. 1, 1940.
RO&E J. KELLEY. Clerk.
Warrant Notice
School District No. 91 haa funds
on hand In the Medford Branch of
the united Statca National Bank to
pay all outstanding warrants. Inter
est will cease after Amnist 2nd.
E. A. HILDRFTH.
Clerk, District No. 91.
Notice of Sale of Interest Rearing,
Warrants of ochool District No. 30.
Jackson County. Ore.
Notice is hereby given thst the
Board of Directors or School District
No. 30, Jackson County Oregon will
receive bids for the purchsss of
interest Bearing warrants of said
School Olstrt.-t In the amount of
3.000.
The above warrants will be Issued
In denominations of 6400 00 each,
one warrant maturing one year from
date of issuance, and one warrant
each year thereafter until all of snld
warrants hsve been redeemed. The
above warrants having been author
lzed by the legal voters of said
School District as required by Isw
at an election called for that purpose,
held July 18th. 1P40
Sealed bids must be submitted to
the Board of Dlrectora, stating the
amount of Interest to be paid on
said Warrants. Ths Board reserves
the right to reject sny. or sll bids
Bids win be opened Monday. Aug 6th
at 8 P M. at the School House of
District No. 30.
Dated at Sams Valley, Oregon, this
18th day of July, 1940.
8. 8 ABBOTT.
District Clerk
Notice.
The Board of Equalisation for the
County of Jackson. Bute of Oregon,
win 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. nv. Mon
day. August 13th. 1940. for the
purpose of hearing complaints
and ei u a 1 1 1-1 n . the 1940 as
sessment rolls. The said hear
In? will continue from the above date
until August 37th. 1940. Any prop,
erty owner who Is aggrieved at the
valuation placed on his or her prop
erty may appear before said board
and petition for a correction In the
valuation aa shown on the 1940 as
sessment rolls. AH petitions must
be riled on or before Atwust 37th, aa
the Board of Equalisation will com
plete Ita public hearing on sate date
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Irenes, former Empress Zlta. 4, of Austria poses al Royals
ton. Mass.. with her hostess. Mrs. Calvin Bullock (rlrhtl. 7.11a
widowed since I92t when Karl died In exile, had elfht children.
Watchmaker Key Craftsman
In Building Nation s Defenses
Denver. (U.R) The watch-1
maker bending over his bench,
peering through his black eye
piece into the works of an er
rant timepiece, may become one
of the mo.st important men In
the national defense program.
Although the connection be
tween the watch craftsman and
the army might seem obscure,
those Identified closely with
defense plans recognize the Im
portance of this highly skilled
worker.
Orville Hagana, one of the
founders of the United Horo
logical association of America,
said his organization was work
ing with the government to
make Its technician members
available, If necessary for war
work. The horoiogical asso
ciation Is the only one In the
United States under which in
dependent watchmakers are or
ganised. More and more, the army and
navy are demanding skilled
workmen to handle and service
THE GRANGE
Central Point Grange.
Central Point Grange will
meet Friday, August 2 at 8 p.
m. Lecture pronram will be
presented by another of the ten
groups Into which the Grange
was divided the first of the
year. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Jew
ctt are co-chairmen of this
group. They have arranged for
singing, to be JeJ by J. E. Vin
cent, a reading by Mrs. P. A.
Tracy, and musical numbers by
Florence Blozintf, Carol Weid
mann and Ernestine Tracy. Dr.
F. J. Moffatt will give talk
on X-ray.
Winners of the sales slip con
test plan to give a picnic to the
losers. The winners of last
quarter's attendance contest
plan to give a picnic to the
losers. However, no date has
been set so all Interested should
be present to settle a date lor
what should be a very enjoy
able picnic.
Attendance contest this quar
ter Is between men and women.
To date the two sides are tied.
Hoxf Ann Grange.
Regular meeting of Roxy Ann
Grange was held Friday even
ing with large attendance. Mas
ter Roberts gave the highlights
on the State Grange meeting
held at Salem.
All members are requested to
please save all sales slips again
this coming year, beginning
July 1.
Lecture hour was under di
rection of Flora, Madge Now
lin. Ethel Bish gave an edu
rational paper on the study of
flowers. Mae Dunlap gave a
poem entitled "A Package of
Seeds. Mrs Alexander, leader
of Alexander's Hawaiian or
chestra, entertained with her
electric guitar, tocetlicr with
Selma Hansen and Winona Jean
Nowlin.
Regreshments were served by
Mr. and Mrs. Garber and Mr.
Bnd Mrs. Mathern.
Home Economics club met
Wednesday at the home of Ethel
Keirur as a surprise. Topic of
study was canning of vegetables
and canning hints of all kinds,
Announcement was made that
on August 10 we are to visit
Upper Applegate Grange. We
will plan our picnic supper at
the delicate Instruments that
have become part of every mod
ern fighting force, Hrtgans ex
plained. Precision Instruments
such as those used on range
finders, warplane drift-Indicators,
altimeters and other such
devices all require expert care
if they are to register accur
ately. Hagana said thnt during the
last World war there was
shortage of such technicians.
In the modern, high-motorized
armies, the tanks, planes and
naval craft might easily be
come a menace instead of an
aid to their own forces it the
delicate instruments regulating
them are not In perfect condi
tion. Consequently, the federal gov
ernment haa asked the nation's
watchmakers to keep them
selves posted on new develop
ments In the aircraft Industry
and to learn the rudiments of
operation of airplane instru
ments. McKee bridge, preceding the
meeting.
Madge Nowlin reported on
the ' county H. E. meeting at
the courthouse, with Mrs. Nor
man, district chairman. State
Deputy Brown and Juvenile
Matron Mrs. Slack, guest speak
ers.
Announcement was made by
Lecturer Moffatt that all mem
bers are to bring their oldest
photographs to Grange this
coming Friday evening.
SPATZ MAY LEAD
Portland, Aug. l.(D Ore
gon Democrats will elect a
state central committee chair
man here Suturday,
Chairman Frank Tierney, can
didate for re-election, said the
36 men and 36 women repre
senting each county, also would
select a vice-chairman, secretary
and treasurer.
Those expected to enter the
contest against Tierney Included
Willis Mahoney, former Kla n
cth Falls mayor, Charles Leach
of Portland, Ward Soatz of Med
ford, Stecn Johnson of Sheridan,
J. F. Ulrich of Salem, Lyman
Ross of Aloha, Flavel Tc-mple
of Portland.
To Supreme Court.
San Francisco, Aujj. 1. ()
Governor Culbert L. Olson to
day appointed Prof. Roger J.
Traynor of the University of
California law school faculty to
fill the vacancy In the state
supreme court.
Weather.
Northern California: Fair to
night and Friday, but consider
able clouds and fog on coast;
normal temperature; moderate
northwest wind off coast.
Farming De Luxe.
New York, Aug. 1. (V
The New Vork world's fair
quarter-acre wheat field, which
cost about $1,000 to plant and
maintain for two years, was
harvested today. Its second
seven bushei crop was worth
about $8.33.
Closing tune for Too Lets to Clas
sify Ads la 1 JO p. no.
Meteorological Report
rv r. n. nrTiirR nt'Rfc
Foret-asts
Medford and vicinity: Fair tonight
and Ft .day, normal temperature.
Oregon: Fair tonight nd Friday
but some fog or clouds on coast;
normal temperature: moderate north
west wind off coast,
total Data
Temperature a year ago today:
highest 100, lowest 63.
Total monthly precipitation, none;
excess or deficiency for the month
none.
Total precipitation since Septem
ber 1, I9J9, 3.180 Inches; exoeda for
the season. 4 44 inches.
Relative humidity at p. m. yaa
terday 38 percent; 5 a. m. today
83 percent.
Tomorrow: sunrise 6:05 a. mn sun
set 7:39 p. m.
Observation Taken at 4:30 I
1?0 Meridian Time.
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Boston
Chicago
Denver
Eureka
Havre
Los Angeles.
Mrdtord
New York
Omaha
Phoenix
Portland
Reno
. 80
. SO
. 83
. 81
. 67
. 88
. 88
83
. 88
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. 81
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. 87
84 JOO
83 .00
Clear
Cloud
66 .00 P Cloudy
88 T Clear
84 .00 Clear
61 ' T PCloudT
89 .00 Cloudy
S3 .00 PCloudT
85 .00 Clear
78 .04 P Cloudy
81 JOO P Cloudy
43 .00 Clear
85 JOO Clear
68 .00 P Cloudy
87 .00 Cloudy
87 J35 Cloudy
87 TP Cloudy
71 .00 Clear
68 .00 Clear
Roseburg,
Salt Le
8s n Franc jco 60
Seattle 74
Spokane 78
Wash.. D. C 88
Yakima 80
Travel Table
AIRPLANES
Northbound
Leave, Malls Close
4:37 a. m. 8:63 m. m.
13:18 p.m. 11:38 a.m.
8 43 p m. (Fla( stop) No Mall
8:18 p. m. (Flag stop) t:38 p. m.
Southbound
Leave Malls Clow
11:35 a.m. 10:40 a m.
6:16 p.m. (Flag stop) 6:80 p tn.
13:00 m. 11:18 p.m.
TRAINS
Northbound
Leave Malls Close
10:48 a m. 8.48 a m.
8:08 p. m 7:08 p. m.
Southbound
Leave Mills Close
"8:80 a m. 7:30 a m.
6:40 p.m. 4:40 p.m.
BUSES
North south
9:30 a. m. 11:18 s m.
7:80 a. tn. 8:80 a. m.
8:88 a m.
1:40 p.m. 8:40 a.m.
3:80 p m.
1:48 p. m. 8 00 p to.
10:40 p m. 8:88 p.m.
To Klamath rails
9:40 a. m. snd 8:48 p.m.
() To Orants Pass only.
I") To Asniind only.
PATTERSON SWORN AS
WAR SECRETARY AIDE
Washington, Aug. 1 Pr
Robert P. Patterson, former
Judge of the federal circuit court
of appeals in New Vork, was
sworn in today as assistant
secretary nt war. He succeeds
Louis Johnson, whose resigna
tion was accepted by President
Roosevelt last Thursday.
RED FACTORY CHIEFS
FACE CRIMINAL TRIAL
Moscow, Aug. 1 (JPl A num
ber of Russian factory execu
tives will go to trial shortly
on criminal charges Involving
waste and inefficiency in pro
duction, it was officially an
nounced today. Their plant
produce bread, toys, clocks,
shoes and books.
FRESH BREAD BANNED
IN UNOCCUPIED AREA
Vichy, France, Aug. 1. OP)
Frenchmen in the unoccupied
zone henceforth may eat only
day-old bread, and no rolls.
A decree issued today ban
ning the sale of fresh bread and
rolls, including the popular
"crolsants," Is designed to con
serve the flour stock of unoc
cupied France.
A recipe for ice cream was
Introduced In Europe by Marco
Polo, who obtained it in China-
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