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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SEVEN Want to Bay, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It's Filled With Opportunities! MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. TUESDAY. ATT.T'ST . 1940. rfBjggjjl! Head every ad i UU pas Vou will probably find esactlj the things you nave been look ing for or a sale or trad lor unused article! you my nave. Search your attic or eture-rooni you may find many things others are seeking and be able to realm immediate cash. IS what you want Isn't here, advertise for It. Tribune Clas tilled Ada are inexpensive effective I RATES Per word Ural Insertion-Jse (Minimum tic) Earn additional Insertion. per wurd i a (Minimum 10c) Per Una per month without copy change -61.J5 CASH a teVMUtf . order mutt ae oawaar sJl ail order LOST AND POUND LOST Light Guernsey hetfar. about 3 yean old. White atar In fore bead with horni atralght up. Dark on nose. John Ooodhew, Ashland. Box 337. REPOitl uavt dogs, animal cruelty cases Humane Society Phone 6151. WANTED MALE HELP WANTED 3 alngla men with eara. frea to travel; good earnings. See Mr. Hanann. Hotel Allen. 8 p. m. only. WANTED Single dairy hand. Oood milker. Prof. Engelhardt, Route 3. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Experienced girl for gen eral housework. Stay home nights. Apply S Geneva after 6 p. m. Reference required. WANTED Housekeeper, care of two children. Be r ben Apt. No. 3. WANTED Ol r for housework and care of children. Dial 4663. MALE AND FEMALE HELP WANTED Hop p 1 c k e r at the Christie Hop Yard, al and one half miles weet from O ran us Pasa. Picking starts August 15th and will last for about four weeks. Christie Hop Yard. Phone fl-F-14. WANTED Hop pickers to register at Hull Hop Yards. Clean, green clover eamp ground Tents, tables, stoves, wood and water furnished free Paying 81-60 per 100 lbs., with 2dc extra per 100 lbs. If you pick through the season. Write Ben Hull, Route 2, Box 390, Orants Pass. Oregon. KEQISTER NOW at the B. M. Clute Hop-yard at Applegate. Ore. Clean camp with cabins. Pure spring water. Free electric lights, water and stoves. lVsO per lb and bonus at end of season. Picking will begin about Aug. 10 or 15. Write or call B. M Clute. WANTED SITUATIONS HIGH SCHOOL girl wants care of children during fruit season. Phone 8138. A MIDDLE-AOED, experienced wom an wants housekeeping work. 159 Laurf gt . Afhlnnrt Or?on WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Set of stock scalea. Write or telephone particulars. Earl Ryan, Flounce Rock Ranch. Prospect, Ore. EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for experienced talesman who wants Ms own business with substantial permanent Income, to act as dis tributor for old established auto accessory manufacturer doing na tional business. Some ca.-h re quired for merchandise. District manager will train and assist in terr. For Interview call Mr. Rober son. 8447. WANTED To buy feeder pigs and feeder cattle. C. C. Hoover Son. Tel. 9431. HAY ORINDINO Largest sire port able grinder, go anywhere. You are protected for any and all personal and property damages. Ira Wheeler, phone 4476: 320 So. Orape. WANTED Reeled bias on paint Job for Fern Valley School. Bids close Friday noon. August 9th. Geo. Alford. Route 4. Medford. WANTED To sell, contract for 3000 on 8 houses. Over hslf psyment Is Interest. Owner 618 E. Main. WANTED To rent farm lsnd. Have tractor and farm equipment. Trib une Box 3817 WANTED 3 and also J-bedroom house, price 12500. West side. Buy house insurance for five years, get 3 years free, budget your pay ments, nothing down. Victor C. Bether. 4478. Room 8. Jackson County Bank B:dg. EKSTRAND. exTien Isundcape gard ner. Complete lsndscspe service. Lawn mowing, pruning, shrubbery etc. Telephone 3129. WANTED to Rent, smsll. furnished, modern suburbsn bouae. Box 3736 Tribune. WANTEDS or 4-roov small, fur nished house Adults only Tribune Box 33a WANTtU Woe! mohair bioee and pelta Medford Ba H-ijse. 37 North Orape St. Phone 3744. avr Y-vir rn rr.it. re RSKNtHI HO MKt 6th and .ront. Phone 2333 hkm pkii rib Fr T'"if Fimitjre En. riRMTIMF Phnne 41 to. HMHFI f4H I'HIIM UlU Po T-)-ir r"urn'tMr 17 N Oraps BU phone 1744. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS (VE1X DHILUNO 61 60 per ft ftrat to ft., etc. J U IXxjge. MS King WANTED Dreaamaklng. aJtereuou. Katherlna gatlerlee. dinner Shop 22 Soutb Orape. HAM ED ! All tboea who want furniture get ' our prloea. It will pay vou. HOIHHiMlk rLHMrlHK ; 16 Norh r-ont p-one 403. I FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT Houae In Phoenix. 68 SO. Van Gordon. 4th and Cburcb after 6:30. ; FOR RENT Six-room bouae, S bed rooms, 61860 water paid. Partly furnished. 713 Plna 8t. Phone 4257. Mrs. R. E. Carley. FOR RENT 8 or 4 -room modern houses. Inquire next to Mac's Market. North Pacific Highway FOR RENT 4-rootn house, reflnlshed throughout. 33 Tripp St. J. E. Sollss. 1827 N. Riverside. FOR RENT 4-room modern bouae. 859 Lozler Lane. FOR RENT Clean fi-room bout. 923 W. Jackson. RQ68 LANE BUNGALOW (or rent. F. L. Tou Velle. Jacksonville. Ot. FOR RENT Duplex. S rooms and letpinj porcb. partly furnlshe(. .0 00 month, water paid. Pbona soil. FOR RENT Modern 5 -room ituceo house. Basement furnaca. Newly dcorf.tv1. Adults 625 Plnp FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT 2-roora apartment, 814 Beck man. FOR RENT 2 -room apartment. 121 Crater Lake Ave. COOL FURNISHED apartment, pri vate bath. Frig Id a Ire. 806 W. Main. SMALL, East side furnished apart ment. Adulte, $18.00. phone Cook's Beauty Shop. FOR RENT Modern furnished apart ment. Electric refrigerator. Durell Court. 329 N. Holly. Inquire Apt. 6 OE BAUER APTS tb at Oak dale Prestige courtesy, with comfort able modern home. Furnished or unfurnished. Moderate prices By day, week or month. Phone 8447. FOR RENT Furnished Hotel Holland apart men La, electric range and Frig Ida) re. NICELY furnished apartment. Elec tric range and Frigid a ire; a large rooms, kltcheii. bathroom, fire place. Newly renovated. Hot and cold water furnished Mall Tribune Btdg Call at Tribune office. MODERN furnished apartment. 10 Quince St. VAWTER APARTMENTS 6 rooms, unfurnished Heat, hot water, complete electric kitchen. 84280; leaae. Phone 3976 FOR RENT Furnished Rooms FOR RENT Nicely furnished sleep- lng room for gentleman. 335 South Riverside. FOR RENT Two rooms, furnished. Suitable for fruit workers. 3.50 week. James Llllle, Jo-Jack Road Phone S173. SINOLE HOUSEKEEPING ROOM. Shower. Adults. 413.50 month. 314 Hsven St., near Junior High. FOR RENT Light housekeeping room suitable for 3. Also sleeping room. 16 Laurel. ATTRACTIVE ROOM3 404 8 Grape FOR RENT BOARD. ROOM FOR RENT Room and board. Cool, comfortable home. 514 Beatty. Phone 1971-R. RENT Room, board If desired. 829 West 11th. FOR RENT Nice room and good board. 823 S. Oakdale. Phone 3U30. SLEEPING! ROOM for rent. 408 Ed wards. BOYS under 13 years. t25 month at Oreiner Home. Gold Canyon pony ranch. Kerby, Oregon. BOARD and ROOM 838 N Riverside ROOM AND BOARD 81 ner csy 716 E. Main FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Store ouliding and two office rooms See Al Llttrell of Roland Hubbard. FOR RENT Furnished 3-room cabin. Ari'iH, sio Hamilton. FOR SALE DOGS. PETS FOR BALE Australian shepherd pups srd rshb!. 109 C-virt F FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE Laying pullets. McRae Reds and Dryden Barred Rocks. Will trade for livestock that can go out on pasture. Mrs. R. E. Car ley, neit door north Super T. Mar . FOR BALL LIVESTOCK OOATS for aale. Rt. 1, Bos 82, Prune Street. FOR SALE A-l cow. fresh. 4 years old. Rt, 3. Bo 370. Medford. FOR SALE 5 Jersey Ouernsey heif ers. Bred and coming in soon. Prof Engelhardt. Route 3 FOR SALE Sow with pUrs also feeders. Wilson. Rosa Lane between upper and lower Sta7e Rosds. FOR SALE 3 eaddle hora-e. yearling FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES TRADE Equity in "32 Chevrolet coup for "2Q Mode A- Phone ISM -XX. Central Point. FOR SALE 137 !(ssh-LafaTtt se dan, good condition, 1425 3AS High St.. Ashlsnd. L'fED CAR BAROAIN LOT "The little lot with the Big Bargains " 1611 I. Riverside. Open evenings. Ruse Sernon. mtr. FOR SALE Almost new ,-ton pi-k-( ua truck. N reascna'.e ofer I reused. m-.it be aoid. fc it at I 110 Laurel V CLOSING TIME For SUNDAY Too Lata io Classify WANT ADS IS 6:00 P. M. SATURDAY PLEASE REMEMBER FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 6 acres or more In good location. 1 miles from Medrord. no buildings. Inquire at 139 Oberlln St., Ashland. Ore. FOR BALE 5-room modern furnish ed house, immediate possession, 1300. S30O down. Balance 623.50 Including Interest. Must be sold Immediately. Dad Roberta. 730 W. 3nd. FOR BALE Oood. paying dairy ranch, close tn. with or without stock: all necessary buildings, with electricity throughout. Box 3436, Mall Tribune. FOR BALE 7-room houae, two lota. ten English walnut trees. Redeco rated tn and out. Bargain at 13750. with furniture 83760. Payments. 16.30 month. Inquire 4 Clark St. MODERN THREE-ROOM HOUSE In Talent, chicken coop, garage, 6650. Robert Locke, Talent. SIX-ROOM HOUSE. S lots, at Central Point, aioo down. Easy terms. J. H. Balrhlser. Rt. 3. Junction City, Ore. CITY and country propurtlee. RENT ALS uDANS INSURANCE C B Butterfleld. 408 Med ford Building FOR SALE or RENT l-rom modem houae. newly cleaned. Inquire 14 North Peach. FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS Convenient terms Lists available at National Farm L J a n Office Hollv Theater Building Medford FOR SALE 6-room new residence never occupied Hardwood floors tares living room, paved street close tn. Might take small house aa down payment. 618 So Oakdala FOR SALE OR TRAIJE Beer parlor In between two towns, good busi ness Tribune Bos 33B6 HOUSES FOR SALE In Mod ford and surrounding towns. Easy terms Jackson County Federal Savings and Loan Assoclstlon. WHEN vou think of reel estate think of Brown At White FOR EXCHANGE Real Estate TRADE 160 A. timber up Elk Creek, for tractors or what have you. For 6ate 40-A. paid up water right, team. 3 cows, hay, 83000.00, terms. Dlncee Butre Falls. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS E. Crawford peaches; your containers, 3c Orchard. orchard run: lb. Hlllcrest Hsnd crocheted bedspread, 610. Phone 4617. TUSCAN CLINGS now reao, Car penter's, s4 miles west of Phoenix. Houston road. 34 H. P. GAS ENGINE. lH-lnch Centrifugal pump; 636-ft. 1-tnch pipe. Price reasonable. Sullivan. In quire Dobbins Store. Shady Cove, Oregon. FOR SALE Cucumbers, field run or sorted: slso string beans. Chss. Owen. Rt. 1, Orchard Home Drive. Phone 6165. DRY LAND Peaches for sale. Craw fords. F. W. Marshall, Rogue River. 8AI 40-ton A-l Bsrtlett, An Jo. Wedge, mile west Talent school. PICKLINO cucumbers. Dressler'a, 1 107 E. Main. Phone 3656. FOR SALE Sweet corn, large sack 100. O. K. Wlleon. Phone 6400. Beall Lane. FOR SALE Used Norge refrigerator. I peldman Electric. Main and Bsrtlett ! SPEED QUEEN, only washer with outstanding values. Pick Hardware. OAGE PLUMS. Early Crawford peaches, half mile south on Kings Highway. L. P. Chrlstean. FOR SALE Crawford peaches. Cal houn place, mile southwest Phoenli. FOR SALE Crawford peaches. Bert Stancllffe. Phoenls. FOR SALE House hold furniture In cluding Hotpolnt electric range. Also 3-whecl steel frame utility trailer. Rt. 1. Bos 311, Ashland. CAKNINO or 8UCINO TOMATOES. Ic and lc lb. Rt. 4. Bos 73-A. First bouae east Lone Pine school. Phone S3 11. FOR SALE Steel drums, tnedlum stae, with covers. Suitable for gsr bae. 60c each. Monarch Seed fc Feed Co. 10th 8. Fir. FOR SALE 60 horse power Cletrac. full Deisel tractor, aashtly used: a fpoaaeaslon, to be sold at a real berrain. on easv terms. Ames Chevrolet Co. Trek a, Calif. Pipe and Ft tings (few and Used Larva stork. AH alsea. Oet our prt"-s MEDFORD B.AOAIN HOUSE 37 N. Orspe St. Phone 3744 REAL BUYS in used Clothing lOS No RiTerslde acras from Beck s Bskry SO NO BIRDS I1J7 West Malo St. Headquarter Mrere-Jacum pumps Service U miiet FICV HLWI DOuRA Windows, cipe futirms pipe, mm jare da floor cover ing. ev rv t h 1 ng for the noma Jack s Soconihand 6or 106 So rae LA1X cabbage plants. 30 LaursL FOR BALE MISCELLANEOUS I NU-WAY Mattress and I'pholstertng Co PHr. .04a Wet Bth Pt. 1 PERSONAL PSYCHIC cert! feeder. oc. 633 8. Ftr. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Auto Loans. ADVANTAGES Or OUR CAR LOAN PLAN t. No Interest chargsd In advance 5. Tour own Insurance accepted 8. Car doea not have to be paid for. 4. Tou get the money In tea min utes. 8. Special low summer paymenta 6. You deal direct and save money Bee W THOMAS. Msnsger ' OREGON FINANCE CO. At Our Main Office 48 South Central. Phone 4433. License No. M-317. CAR LOANS Solve your flnsnctal problems by refinancing or borrowing LOANS ON CARS 1933-1939 TBI-8TATE ACCEPTANCE CORP. License M-253 MARK A. GOLDY 108 E Main. Phone 3266. $20 TO $1,000 On Your Car 1933 to 1940 Model Cars and light trucks. 1 to IB Months to Repay. CONSUMERS' CREDIT CO. HAROLD H BROWN AGENCY Agent llTEs.t Msln M-236 Phone 3446 Dressmaking. THE FASHION SHOP -Dressmaking Fur ttemodellng. Buttons and Buckles covered Room 303 B Natl Bunk Bldr. Tel. 3931. Expert Window Cleaner. LET JOE DO IT expert Window Clraner.. General bouse cleaners. Floor waxing. Joe Spence. Phone 89M Piano and Organ Instruction APOLLO PIANO STUDIO Piano. Or gan and Accordion, classic and modern Best in Bo. Oregon. 131 So. Grape dt. Phone 31R8. PERSONAL LOANS MONEY FOR SUMMER PLEASURES $100 Total Repayment $8.72 pr mo. For any amount, 15 to $300. ie Oen Thorn a for local Money at tho OREGON FINANCE CO. Lie. No. 6-311 4o k. Central. Dial 4433. Roofing WE REPAIR or apply any typo of roof. Pibco Routing!. Shlnglea Coatlngi and Paint. Wall Paper Ektrton Paint an4 Roof Co 38 So Bartlutt T1 3M8 Transfer. DAVIS TRANSFER AND 8 TOR AGE 40 6 Fir Street, tru-red Carrier!. Local and Long Dutanc Hauling Phone 28S8. CITY TRANSFER A BTORAOE CO Houaftjold moTtng and getwral haulUvc- 39 8. Orape. Phone 4604 day or night. EADS TRANSFER & 8TOKAOE CO Office 16 South Fir. Phone 2828. Price right. Service guaranteed ruRNrn'RE movinxi and stor age We have van moving equip ment for local and long dittano haullng Dry and clean atoran (concrete building) with special locker rooms at low rates. SAMSON S TO RAO. WAREHOUSE Phone 3750. Mail Tribune Daily AC HOBS U Highest point 4. Small grspy plain among hills I. Droop 13. Fuss 1. Katty fruit 14. Ruhber tree 15. Light bed 14. gutterrsnean worKsr II. E-actly uluble It. R'ke 3ft. Siii:-g eoTn- part mania 13. T'p 34. Mara of a wound 15. Advance 33. Rsnlrs VOCal music SL Symbol for ruthenium 13. Vt i for hat!rg h(,uic 34. S-'ft rrinerai 33. Part of a curve IT. friw forts 3. S'.eiter 40 Fr.g ,:sn ejueen 43. Corcv air no!s::y througB the roe 44. An.ce 4i. Hs-meltea no 41 Solution a ti. Y.stsrds, . Punle "''-T '-" " ..-B r.' (1. Willow v i 'hi zjm ... r r. .i - .-. h rronoun ; v r es. :. I. . -...x .' l. llmw DOWN I D t' ' :;isry . rr,l I. ri.b:e later 4 Vvtole i't-i . 1 :i -J.-na BUSINESS DIRECTORY Slocks and Bonds. ONLY SIOCK nCKrH service In Oregon outaide 01 Portlsnd con tinuous quotation, d'iring msrkct hours al N Hcvan as Co, 314 t Msm M . M-nrord DAKOTANS ENJOY North and South Dakotans enjoyed their annual picnic In Lithia park at Ashland July 28. A picnic lunch was enjoyed and a program including selections by Alexander's string band, Ed Davis, violin; Marjorie Sato, vocal solo; accordion selections by the Ray children; vocal trio, Miss Lorraine Davis, Mrs. John Eddy and Mrs. Jack Schritt. North Dakota won the tug of war. Those attending, with the name of their former home town In South Dakota, given first, were: Hlghmore: Mr. and Mrs. U A. Shaw nd lamlly. Mrs. Jack Schritt, Mrs. John En;,-. Jackie Shaw, Mrs Ger trude Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. David Oreen. Mrs. Chs. Young, all of Med- (ord: Raa Davis, Ed Davis. Mrs. Maud Davis, Lester Youive,. of Central Point: S. J. Welburn and lamlly. of Talent; Mr. and Mrs. Leo Jam- merthsl. of Ashland. Watertown: Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Knuth. Klsmath Falls: Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Welch, Grants Pass: Lawrence Caasman. Central Point: Mrs. C. W. Bsnta. Harry Banta. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Zundell, M-dford. Mllbsnk: Mrs. Nettle Caasman, la vonne Cassman, N. E. Cassmsn, Cen tral Point; Mrs. R. L. Hensell, Ash land. Bturgls: Mrs. Grant Walker. Myre and Paul Walker. Mrs. W. H. Clower, Orsnt Walker, Marlon Tlmmerman. Medlord: Dick Pollard, Cleve Walker, Phoenix: Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Dalken benr. Ashland. Bonll!a: H. Y. Borah. Oentral Point Thunderhawk: Mrs. Hazel Fish. Medford. Msrcus: Mr. and Mrs. Lee Leper, Ashland. Wolaey: Mr. and Mrs. Arlle Hatcher. Eagle Point; Mrs. I. Skelton. Mr. and Mrs. John Allison, Mrs. Henry Bolte, Richard Hatcher, N. E. Harper, Mr. and Mrs. Richard E- Parger, Medford. Virgil: Mr. and Mrs. John Kludt. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Young, Harold Kludt, Medford: Harley C. Jobblns. Mi. and Mrs. Carl Kludt. Prospsct. Aberdeen: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hag erty, Medford: Loren Cessmsn, Cen tral Point. Lemmon: Edward Fish. Willis Kludt, Medford: Blllle Lanouette, Klamath Falls. Psrleston: B. F. Walker, Ashlsnd. Weastngton: Richard Fanger. Char lie Walker. Stanley Ferns. Medford. Deadwood: T. W. Halden. Mrs. B Good road Parish, Mrs. Archie Roches ter. Mr. snd Mrs. Arthur Rochester. Ashland: B. V. Oood road, Andrew C. Wilson. Medford. Marlon Jet.: A. A. Arenda. Rogue River. Huron: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mathern. Chse. Young. Mrs. John Ehrk, Mr. snd Mrs. N. E. Harper. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Mann. Blllle Mse Mann. Lloyd C. Mann. Archie Fsrvrer. Clifford V. Fanger. Henry Boltl. Csrleton Fanser. Keith Ehrk, Mrs. Frank Panger, Jr.. Medford. Northvtlle: Mr. and Mrs. Joe E Klngsley, Hsrold Klnssley, Mrs. Anna L. Klngsley, Mrs. Theo. Johnson. Medford; Mrs. Lloyd Rogers. Ashlsnd. Rapid City: Charles H. Wilson. Sams Valley. Conde: C. Warren Cotes. Ashlsnd. Mcintosh: c. J. Hsas, Central Point. Wolsry: R. R. Peterson, Medford. Wlnlred. Mrs. Chas. Overdlck, Eagle Point. Conona: Chas. Overdlck, Eagle Point. Cross -Word Puzzle annual reunion IN ASHLAND PARK ) la i VtM I 7 a i'ZVf I" f 1 "3 Ti 71 a nr a Z-"Z, ii"3T 7 T5i 3T 4e tT"7 i "" j" "7" sr 5 ST7 f " ' " "Si" ' "TT 7T st ST li sC 'sT 3 3? ET 7 jj -jj 5 ST 8. Turkish earoe St. One who flrht Intellect Lc.areft finr.s's ef i. seal ice H.sv.'lv it. I i.s ror a DUbts CSUM l I ,j Is. WifTl'rlrl 1J qjt r,t sh'lv aJMure 41. B.,f:sn rival at ol tarse fort Voufif e.le Cnf.at.n ltur of H.rsia ftp l.'ry Intldlf l"'tn'l Ifxl.tte (x'.ki sfter 4. Ik Bsfcv far- ss. co..w s. t; Intlmmale " It Oilt.'t 11 fire II. i-.j.iv r-pae .ten ; wniae tu. Oceaa Ontario Mayor Observes Sugar Time f P'f ' ' . ve- Sf Vet '-77 J4T i . a. . a' George K. Aiken, mayor of Ontario and publisher of the Ontario Atrus, also member of Oregon state game commission, takes pen in hand to sign a proclamation setting aside the two-week period from August 2 to 17 as "Oregon Sugar Time." And why shouldn't he, for hasn't the coming of this new industry to Oregon meant much to the farmers of eastern Ore gon and, indirectly, as a mat ter of fact, to all the people living within the state? Mayor-Commissioner-Publish er Aiken is proud of the fact that Malheaur county, with a population gain of 75 per cent in the 10-year period Just end ed, led all counties in the state in population gains. Of course, the coming of the beet sugar industry to Malheur and the development of the big irri gation projects in that section had much to do with this growth. Last year the Oregon beet sugar industry produced more Colton: Mrs Robert Rae, Medford. Mitchell: Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Hlf hlll, Mrs. H. RteRert, Mrs. LIHrte Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Btiss lnit. Medford; Clsrenre Rtiirert, Ver non KlGTert, Orvtlle RlftKrt, Talent; Lloyd RlRgert. Eale Point. Mission: Clayton Walker. Melvln Johnson. Virginia Cayssey, Elsa Wal ker. Medford. Roby: Elmer Oott, Medford. Meade: Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ortmm, Ashland. Delmont: Mrs. Elsie Alexander, Zeta Alexander, Medford. Lead: Hugo Lanouette, Klamath Falls. Brltton: Keith Lanouette, Klamath Falls. Newell: Edith Weaver. Klamath Falls. Dupree: Orman Weaver. Klamath Falls. Msrtln: Bemtre Rsnkln, Lionel Rankin, Medford. Whit. River: A. A. Wslker. Ksth. erlne Walker. Mailne MeQule. 3. C. Iangston. Louise Hickman, Charlotte Schatz, Mfdford. Ore,?ory: Walter Pedrraon. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pederaon, Ashland; Mr. snd Mra E. J. Lahoda. Merrill; Mrs Paul J. thlackenhush. Medford. Pierre: w. r. Martin, Mrdford. Wellington Springs: Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Morris. Ashland. Wall: Llovd Dartt. Medford. M'llette: Mrs. Christine Morge, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oilman, Medford. Montrose; Vern Johnson, Edwin Johnson, Medford. Selby: E. B. stowell, Medford. Delmont: Mr. and Mrs. Lelsnd E. Ells. Orsnts Pasa. Springfield: Milton Renaema, Fran ces Renzema, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Rens;ma. Orvllle Rrnaema, Ashland. Tripp: Mr. snd Mr C. J. Musen hoelder, Medford. Tsnkton: Mr. and Mrs. Vim. Proh relch. Medford. Oreirory: Anna Hlsae, Medford. Former North Dakotans registered Included: Bismarck: Mr. and Mrs C. C. Tur ner. Shady Cove; Helen Oardner. Ven Ita Oardner. Medford. Dickinson: Mrs. C. B. Hanson. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Murrey, Seattle. Enderllne: Mr and Mrs. M. Mert schenbacker. Medford. Wilton: Milne Evans. Klamath Falls. Valley City: Kelly Fish. Rita Le mlre Darland, Medford; Oeore T. Peake. Orante Pasa. Enderllne: Mr. and Mra. Earl Hodglns, Ashland. Sarlea: Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Brlg nsll. Mr. snd Mrs. John Thelasen and daughters. Beryl Bsaslnuthwslte, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Helm, Ashland. Stanley: Mr. and Mra. Ralph If. Woodwor.h. Mr. and Mra. Earl Wood worth. Kiamath Falls; Mr. and Mrs Oeorge H. Kmeger, Ashland. Alexander: Harold C. Sutherland, Mrs A. E Sutherland. Medford. Hsnnah: Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence South. Dona:d M. Wlllcox, Mrs. Jessie Hoovklns. Mary Wlllcox, Mildred Wllloox. Harel Balfour, Pave Balfour. Ronald Bslfour, J. O. Wlllcox. Ash land. Dunaelth: Mr. and Mrs. John B Cots. Willow Springs. New Rorkford' Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wilier, Medford; Dale Overdlck. Eagle Point Mlnot: J. A R'tO?. Athland. Reed: Mary A Hasklns. Ashland. Ralph O. Wlllcox, Ashland. g . J V ' . a than $3,500,000 of new wealth for the state. This year, with increased acreage and crops that look as good or better than those of 1939, approximately five million dollars in new wealth should result from this Industry. This will benefit thousands of farmers, field and factory workers, livestock grow ers, railroad and lime quarry employes, bag makers, beet seed producers and every tax payer in the state. Oregonians are showing their appreciation of the new Industry by a steady increased demand for this prod uct of Oregon farms and fac tory. Leonard K. Greer, northwest manager for Mallliard and Schmieden, arrived In Medford today to confer with James W. Young, southern Oregon repre sentative for that firm, and visit jobbers and key dealers here in connection with the current "Oregon Sugar Time" promo tion. Mallliard and Schmieden are brokers for White Satin I sugar. Carrlngton. Mrs. R. L. Luldner, Ashland. Ambrose: R. L. Luldner, Ashland. Robinson: Mr. and Mrs. Fermon E. Sales, Phoenix. St. Thomas: Mr. and Mra. Elmer Oott, Medford. Olenbum: Al Rales, Los Angeles. Deerlntf: Bernlce Wiseman, Klam ath rails. Watford City: Mr. and Mm. Rich ard Lockson, Klamath Falla. Fort Ransom: Intra C. Anderson. Orants Pass. Devil's Lake: Effla Rlnguette. Ornnts Pasa. Caledonia: Mra. Maude I. Hyde, South Bend. Wash. New Rockford: Mr. and Mra. Royal Klumph, Medford. Williston: Mary Helen Bruger. Hsrel Shaver Applegate. Ashland. Sentinel Butte: Oeorge Lemlre. Mrs. Lemlre. Louie Lemlre. Medford. Bousman county: c Warren Cotea, Ed Lemlre, Butte Falla. Sentinel Butte: Ed Lemlre, Med ford. Drake: A. H. Zakmow and family, Medford. Tower City: Mr. and Mra. L. R. Seumore. Oentral Point. Ellendale: Mra. F. Corbln, Apple gate. Gold Hill Gold Hill. Aug. 6 Spl. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carter, Charlie Carter and Leroy Car ter left Aug. 4 (or San. Francisco where they will spend a week's vacation at Treasure Island. Mrs. Elda Peterson and daughter Aldlna of El Cerrlto, Cel., stopped here for a short visit July 81, with Mra. Peterson's aunt, Mrs. M'nnle Byerly, and daughters. They were en route home from a trip to Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moore and daughters, Yvonne and Nadra, left for Santa Crua August 8 where they will be guest, of Mr. Moore's mother for several days. They will also en joy aeveral days at Treasure Island Mrs. Dora Hammersly and son Bill left here for Seattle August 3 and plan to leave there soon for Anchor age, Alaska, to Join Mr. Hammersly and daughter Jean. Mr. and Mrs. Veltle Bllee and son left here August 3 to go to Seattle and return wRh the new school bus which the school board purchased recently. Sybil Walker and Phyllis Miller came ' last week from Corvallia to visit relatives and frlenda here. Mlsa Walker I now attending Olrl Scout camp at Lake of the Woods. Virginia Centera la visiting frlenda at Sacramento and Lake Tahoa thla week. Mrs. Millie Walker of Corvallls la a fueet of her sister, Mra. Letey Miller and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Frost and two children spent last Sunday at Laurel burst. - Mr. and Mra H. D. Force and two sons returned Sunday from sev eral days' camping trip to Mulr creek, near Diamond lake, and re port fishing wss very good there. The old Hi-Wsy Inn next to Drakes grocery la being torn down this week by Clyde Wslker. The work is being dona bj Dean Oarman. nephw of Mr. Clyd Walker. An other building belonging to John Chl&hr.m which was next door to the chool house, vu rased! recently b; Jack .Wltlne. Mflxln Kuikmaa u doing acme remodrllnti on trt housa owned by Mrs. Molly Ham- eon . On of the atat highway road crwi came last Thuraday with theur families and will make this their hrarl quarter, for a trm wetke while, working between here and Diamond lake. Mr. and Mra. Walter McLean re turned AutTuat S from a camping trip of aeveral daya at Laurelhurat. Mr. and Mra. W. H. Ortffltha of Wtldervill were gueat lait Sunday of Mra. Ella Patrick and Tom Ortf fltha. Ani and LaTern Walker have re turned from California where they have been employed In the fruit. Mr. and Mra. Richard Gray and aona of Proapect are TltlUng rela tive, here. Bobby Blair, June Furry of Oen tral Point, LaVerne Dungey, Maxlne) Hollofield of Trail, Buater Mull In. Irene a ted man of Phoenls. Raymond Blatr. Ellsworth Oreer, Don Dungey, Wallace ireraon, Myrtle Winn, Mary Lou Tygart, Ruth Lance and Jill Martin spent Sunday at Lake of the Woods. Edith Ham of Medford la spending aeveri days tutting Weenie Dungey. Qaeeta of Mr. and Mra. Walter Dungey and Dalay OUchrltt laat Bun day wart Mr. and Mra. Pate Bmlth and eon of Orants paaa, Margery Cameron of Grants Paaa and Zelm Smith of Kogue River. Mra. Tom Carton and daughter returned to their home tn Bend laat weak after vlaltlng Mr. and Mra. Jim Blevtna and eon here. Mr. and Mra. Gall Moulton and two daughters of Medford called on frlenda here laat Sunday. Mra. Katherlne Denser of Phoenix, local teacher, was a buslneea visitor here last week. J. Mortenson of Klamath, Cal, la apendlng this week at Holcomb springs. Mr. and Mrs. Aurella Meunler and children visited frlenda In Orante Pass Sunday. Floyd Lance of Trinity Center spent taat week-end here and returned home Monday, accompanied by Mrs. Lance and their son Bobby, who have been visiting relatives here for nearly two weeks. The city budget committee met August 0 at the city hall to outline the new budget. Meteorological Report Br V. ft. WEATHER BUREAU Forecasts Medford and vicinity: Fair tonight and Wednesday, cooler Wednesday. Oregon: Oenerally fair tonight and Wednesday but fog near coast and scattered thunderstorms over high mountains of south portion, cooler In Portland and vicinity and Interior of west portion Wednesdsy, moderate northwest lnd off the coast. Loral Data Temperature a year ago todsyl highest 82, lowest 84. Total monthly precipitation, nonet excess or deficiency for the month, none. Total precipitation since Septem ber 1, 1838. 33 60 Inches; excess tor the season, 4.70 Inches. Relative humidity at 8 p. m. yes terday 8 percent; 8 a. m. today 68 percent. Tomorrow: sunrise 6:10 a. m., run Mi 7:3 J p. m. Observations Taken at 4:30 a. m. 110 Meridian Tims. 71 si it City Boise Boston Chicago . Denver Eureka Havre , 88 . 88 . 83 . 71 , 81 . 88 63 M Cloudy 70 J00 Clear 68 .03 Clear 64 TP Cloudy 63 .00 Cloudy 48 .00 F Cloudy 68 M Clear 83 B0 P Cloudy 73 Bl Cloudy 67 T P Cloudy 68 .00 Clear 48 .00 Clear 61 .00 Clear 64 J00 P Cloudy 48 M F Cloudy 66 J00 Clear 68 .00 Clear 76 .08 Cloudy 60 J00 Clear Loa Angeles. 86 Medford loo New Tork 84 Omaha , , 76 Phoenix 106 -Portland 88 Reno ,. 08 Roseburg , 80 Salt Lake . 84 San Francisco 78 Seattle 88 Spokane . 80 Wash., D. C 67 Taklma . 80 Deny Stretcher Dead. Berlin, Aug. 8. (P) German authorities said today that Julius Streicher was In perfect health on his (arm. Bleikera hof, near Nurnberg. They mad their statement in comment on London report that Stretcher, governor of Franconta, was dead. The Great Salt Lake la 80 miles wide and 70 miles long. cart" Without weMng.Poy bock as eery pov ec.M Rtted to roue In. eeereveeoriee)obeeuMr end for. 8 educe yovr present payments. Why net oik wst Ccxnxncrclal FUuui.w Cokryw.tloe. 1tH E. Main Street. Medford Phone 377. License .M-IM i itwiMr-f km