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Newspaper Page TextPAGE NINE Vant to Bay, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It's Filled With Opportunities! MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE. MEDFORD. OREGON, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 17, 1940. .Mao every ad ou uus pae ou anil prooaoir imd saacily to things you nave Deen loos ing lot oi a seie or true lor unused articles you may Dare, deaxco your atuc oc ujre- room you may iiod mauy lawge others are essuii and oe aole to realise immediate caan. U rhat you want isn't nera. advertise lor It. mouue Clas sified Ads are Inexpensive effective! EATES par word llral in 'lion 1 (Minimum tSc) Kacb adiiiiiunai iniertton. Dt tturd Minimum lock Per Una per tnunln wtthoot copy changa CASH or money order must ac company all mail order classified ads. LOST AND FOUND LOST Saturday evening on Central, lady's wide band yellow gold wed ding ring tied to white handker chief. Reward. 823 No. Central. IOoT Black leather keytalner with 8 keys. Return to Tribune. LOST Billfold. Keep money and re turn contents to Mail Tribune. REPORT lost dogs, animal cruelty cases Humane Society. Phone 6151 WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Man to care for bedfast elderly man. In country. 620.00 month and board. Apply 3nd house on right past Wagner Creek School House. WANTED Single, steady ranch hand, good milker. Prol. Engelhardt. Route 3. Boa 20. WANTED Someone to saw and haul apple wood cut and trimmed, on tna snsres. ruuu, Corllea MALE AND FEMALE HELP 1STABUSHED ROUTE AVAILABLE We want a good man or woman to serve established customers In Med ford. Most up-to-date line In the world. No Investment. Write 4510 Mollis St.. OnKland. Calif. WANTED FEMALE HELP W ANTED B.xpenenc general housework, i"'"' I permament. Mrs. F Corning neniy Phone 4668. WANTED Girl to help with house work and care of children Stay nights room, board and wages. In nulre H E Llnd, 408 Es-t Main WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Janitor work In an apart ment. Rufua Haysom. Palace Hotel. WANTED Practical nursing. Doctors' references. Mrs. Mackay. 1229 Court St. EXPERIENCED wood Cutter wishes alesdy Job cutting wood. Hss own nr eo e.nvwhcre. 12 N. Orape WANTED MISCELLANEOUS . . cove. WANTED '31 model A coupe In good condition. 112 K. Front. FOR SALE Purebred Shropshire - - - - - - '"" " " rams and ram lambs. Salade ranch, WANTED Drill press; reasonable Jonn Rohnert. price. 114 N. Front. . - - pqR PALE Two sows to farrow this WANTED Bachelor Apt. RuJus Hay- month. Corcoran. Ross Lane. eom. Palace Hotel. w -- - - , - poR SALE Fullblood Duroe Jersey WANTED Good snotgun. 12 or 16 weaner pigs; also brood sows, same pump or automatic. Charlie, 208 breed, will farrow In October. N. Riverside. O. A. Edwards, Rt. 4, Medford. I - - Phone 6906. WANTED All kinds of tractor work , and hauling, will take livestock POR saiji Ouernsey heifer calf, or grain. Tel. 6356. Call 6943. WELL DRILLING 6160 per ft. first rOR sale 2 fresh heifers, slso 50 ft. etc. J. M. Dodge. 619 King weaner pies. W. E. McMlnn. Hlgh- - ' vit M. A'h'snd cl-- Mml'e WANTED TO RENT Suburban acre- i a-: with furnished house. Phone mo ear p POIIt TRY Marshall, Hotel Allen. FOR SALE POULTH Y WANTED to Rent, small furnished. DRESSED POULTRY SPECIAL Fat modem suburban house. Box 2739. hens. 20c lb; small fryers 22c lb. Tribune Will dellv-r sll orders plsced day Tr""m-. ,. beten. Dlsl 4257 before 9 A. M. WANTED All those who want furnl- CARLEY FARM ture gft our prices: tt will pay you 1 ' ' ' '' Hill HHOOK riRMTIRE FOR PALE Pullets and laying hens. 18 North Front. Phone 4033 Dryden Rocks. McRae Reds and Hansen Lejhoms. Closing out sll WAITED our choice breeding stork st ord- Wool mohslr. hides and pel" Insry prtoes. Will accept In trade ' Medford BJrealn House 27 Nortb cattle to go out on pasture, calves. Grspe St Pbona 3744. yeerltnas or dry cows, with every -i -i. -i. i-i , i.i i. .1,1-1, -I, -i - purchase of 20 pullets or hens will lf.T PRICE PID Include free sn unrelated cockerel. For Your Furniture. CARLEY POULTRY FARM f.Uli FIRMTIHE. Phone 4240. North Bl Y Market nt PAY MORE CASH FOR SALE 300 Dryden Barred Rock For Your Furniture pullets. Inquire Medford Poultry DtRVKHI KG AN!REW A- F." Co 6th snd Front Phone 3333. . . por SALE DOGS. PETS HIGHIM CASH PRICES PAID r" ' r r,..F,.'!0rtinNUHOt.E roB SALE Toy ,h-pherd yesr-old MFIXORI! BARGAIN HOIJE w y, seryjc station. 27 N Grape St. PlW. 3 '44 p, , H.,; WANTED Amblttoua students for ... aspst pcTATP training which has given Increased FOR 8ALL nLAL LSI Alb earning power and pleasant work - . - ' to manv others In past 21 Tesrs FOR SALE About 14 errea food Dav and evening sessions, up-to- black soil, close In. 61100. date courses and equipment, wltb ALSO v ., air and light conditioned class- 4-ROOM modern house. 61600 rooms. Medford Business College 6200 down. 620 per month. H. W. Winter term opens Monday. Sep- Lofland. 226 South Qdale tember 16:h OWN CHANNINO SWEET ACRES at" the WASTED-Apartment near Washing- "d of West Jsckson 6450 per ton school. Bex 4048 Tribune tract. Approved P. H. A. loans WANTED - Dr-'smaklns el:eralon J-room modem house. 3 acres Irrl- Ksthenne Satterlee. 8;ner Sttop ff.ia. shade, pleasant place. 618O0 23 South Grspe MM r"n balance like rent - J C. BARNES. 20 V. Pach WANTED 3 or 4 -room small, fur- Phone 4928 nlshed house. Adults onlv. Tribune - - - .- - p,-T o-j-, FOR fMLE 7-room house, two lots L " . . - ten English wslnut trees Redeco- FOR RENT HOUSES rated In snd out Bsneln at 62750 with furniture 63750. Payments SMALL FURNISHED modem houses 6,6 20 month Inquire 4 Clsrk St at Hocue-a-Lure Trail. Ore 610 00 ! - - - - - " " , up Water furnished, huh and FOR 6ALE-30 8H1in'n!,f,7 JIZ, nrie hr.,1 Hi,. a, room iK-me. hardworl floors piped grade school bus at door. ! .;.. (ir.pi.c, laundry FOR FEST-5-ror.m unfurnished, porrr. mtlds room, double ar. . ho-:. Cs'I st l.'S Vancouver. lot 75x140. en'ked back vard with , - nce lsn in', sl-.rue'-'. pr: -e ATTPAi r:Ei.Y firr..sn-d hoise ta Charles P'- Room 217 fe.-ria., lu,iwa B.J W. 4--h- Med-'otd sW- Ft" - FOR RENT HOUSES FOR KFNT 4-room modern fur bished bouse, newly remndpled. otl circulator, retrleretor. 32 SO. Key at 61J B Holly. Phone 4068. FOB RENT Partly furnished attrac tire 6-room bouse. Oarage. 015 W. 10th. POR RENT e-room furnlshd mod ern house, close tn- D:al 3138. FOR RENT 6-room modem hou. partly furnished, pasture. 40ft Maple Para. POR RENT -room modern home. Inquire 025 W. Jsckson. FOR RENT Modern 6-roora stucco house. Basement furnace. Newly decorated. Adults. 625 Pine. FOR RENT Modern 6-room bunga low. redecorated. Inquire 34 K Peach FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT S-room furnished Apt. 330 Haven St. FOR RENT Small furnished apart ment. 409 So. Riverside. FOR RENT Psrtly furnished apart ment, five rooms, very nice. Ga rage. Reasonable. 015 W. 10th. FOR RENT Clean 3 -room furnished apartment. 344 8. central. FOR RENT Eastlawn Court Just completed. 4 - room unfurnished apartments. Phone 4435. I FOR RENT Modern furnished apsrt- ment. Inquire Apt. 0. SJ noriu Holly. Durell Court. FURNISHED Apartment, 3 rooms and batn. Electric range, on neai. very attractive. References. Vacant Oct ober 1st. 809 West 10th. FURNISHED APARTMENT for rent Adults only, r.03 S. Holly St. FURNISHED 3 and 3-room apart ments. Adults. 124 King. FURNISHED APARTMENT: heat, prl- vate bath. FTIgldalre. boo w. wain OE BAUER APTS 6th at Oskdale Prestige, courtesy, wltn comiort able modern home. Furnished or unfurnished Moderate prices. By week or month Phone 3447 FOR RENT Furnished Rooms FOR RENT Sleeping room for gent leman. 134 Tripp. FOR RENT Room, board If desired. 829 W. Uth. PLEA8ANT, well furnished sleeping room for rent. S3 N. Peach. FOR KENT Bedroom. 314 S. Holly FOR RENT Desirable room. Gentle man. 803 E. Jsckson. PLEASANT sleeping room. Tel. 2340. ATTRACTIVE ROOMS. 404 8. drape ROOM for rent. 408 Edwards. FOR RENT Nicely furnished sleep ing room for gentleman 323 South Riverside AT1RACTIVK ROOM for stentleman 504 Pennsylvania FOR RENT BOARD, ROOM ROOM AND BOARD 716 E Main 61 per day. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT 2-acre 2908. pasture Dial GARAGE FOR RENT. 31 N. Orange. FOR RENT Store building and two office rooms. See Al Llttrell or Rols.nd Huhbsrd. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK POR SALE Duroe brood sow with 10 pus. cheap. R. E. Prltchett, Shady FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOB 6ALE 4-room modern house, just newlv remoaeled. For quick ssle. siOOO. 315 N. t'olumbu. Ave Ov-ner Jscksonvllle Hlghasy. Boi 63 FOR SALE 10 serve Irrigated land In Ladtno clover: Improvements; price S15O0. Chsrlea Carpenter. 3 miles out aj t Evans creek Road. Route 1, .torfU Rlrer. Ore. FOR SALE Oood psvtnjt dairy ranch close in. with or without stock: all necesearv buildings with electricity throughout. Box 230. Msll TrlD HOUPES FOR SALE in Medford snd surrounding towns. Essy terms Jsckson County Federal Savings and Loan Association. FOR SALE Acre clover, three-room house 6750 00 6150 00 down, 612 00 month. Also modem five-room plastered house, sere clover. 61750 00 6250.00 down. 61 50 month H. O. W1LSOM T Chestnut Phone 4444 CITY and country properties. RENT ALS. LOANS. INSURANCE. C 8 Butterfteld. 40ft Medford Building WHEN you think of real estate think of Brown At White. $1300 or 61500 furnished; 3 bed room house. 1610 W Main FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS Convenient terms. Lists available at National Farm Loan Office Hllv "P:-str Blll!(llP7 Men ford FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Oood model T Ford, good tires. In good shape. John Blass Lozler Lane. FOR SALE Model A roadster. 685. Phone 4260 or 4885. FOR SALE 1937 Hudson Coupe, radio, heater, good condition. 133 N. Holly. Apt. 3. FOR SALE Your choice 629.50 1 Dode Sedan. 1 Ponttac Sedan, 1 Chevrolet Tudor. Final clean-up All In running condition. CLAYCOMB MOTOR CO. Ashland, Ore. Phone 4011. I SEII CAR 8AKUAIN LOT. "The little lot with the big bargains." 1611 N Riverside. Open evenings Rim ffemon. nwr FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE OR TRADE for stock, trac tor. Phone J'vlile 444. 32 VOLT Delco light plant. 800 watt. C. P. Blair, Meridian road, Browns boro. WHITE Malagas. Blue Malvoy Grapes. 1st house west of Upper Griffin Creek School. FOR SALE Peaches and Grapes, varieties. v mile South Griffin Creek School. Henry Huklll. VETCH AND PEAS, per cwt 63 35 for hay and cover crop purposes. Also BEST QUALITY FIELD Seeds I Kanots Seed Oats, per cwt.... 61.65 Grav Seed Oats, per cwt 61.75 Jenkins Club Wheat, per cwt. 61.75 Federation Seed Wheat, per cwt. 81.75. Ask for prices on other field seeds Clovers, Pasture Mixtures, AtC. F. E. SAMSON COMPANY 4th and Front FOR SALE 30-30 Marlln rifle, ex cellent condition 610. 1005 W. Main. HAMMERED Alfalfa hay for sale. D P. DuRgan. Sams Valley, Route 1, Central Point. CRAWFORD and Salaway peaches lc and 2c lb. Bring containers. Phone 4236. OATS and VETCH for sale Oebhard, Rt. 3. FOR SALE Baled strsw. Phone 6283 WINCHESTER 30-30 Special, excel lent condition. 315. Dial 3468. FOR SALE Small, heavy duty, hy draulic ram. Phone 3906. SMALL Westlnghouse electric range and Westlnghouse refrigerator for unpaid balance. 1297 Sunset. Phone C. G. Hunt. CONCORD and other variety Orapee L. P. Christean, Is mile south on Kings highway. FOR SALE Bartlett pears, tree ripe, and apples. Joe Nary'a Orchsrd, Route 3. FOR SALE Concord grspes, 3c per lb Spring St., Box 139. FOR SALE Peara and apples, all kinds. Joe Kantor, 3 mllen east of Phoenix. 20 TONS LADINO and Rye Orasa hay 19 ton; 8 milk cows; mowlrwz ma chine, trailer, weed burner. Charles Carpenter, 3 miles out East Evan Creek Road. Route 1, Rogue River, Ore. FOR SALE Small ptsno. excellent condition. 138 N. Holly. Apt. 3 FOR SALE Fine Concord grapes. 2c you pick. 3$ mllea S. Pacific Highway. Phone 6488. FOR a ALE Superf circulating oil burner. Edith Row, Jacksonville 8:r Route. Box 101. GENUINE Concord Grapes for sal Phone 3805. FOR B a LE Common recleaned vatrh. O T. Wilson, BeaU Lane Phone 6400 MJ-WAY Mattr-M and Upholstering Co. Phone 8946 309 West 6th St REAL BUYS In used clothing. 1405 No. Riverside, across from Beck Bakery. Pip and Fittings Nw and Used Large stock. All sice. Oet our prices MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27 N. Orape St. Phone 3744. DOORS. WINDOWS. Pipe fittlnns. pipe, fruit Jars, beds, floor cover ing, everything for the home Jack' Secondhand Store. 106 So Grape SONO BIRDS 1137 West Main St. HAY ORIND1NO Portable mahln. largest sue. You are protected SsTainst all personal and property dsmasres Ira Wheeler. 220 S. Grspe Medford, Or. Dial 4476. Oo any where. FULLERS Sensational Fall Faint Sale. Sept. 9 to 23. Free shoe rack with 83 purchase of pslnt- Med ford Lumber Co., N Fir at 3rd FOR SALE Grapes J A. Mank 3 m..M, eaik Jacksonville. Rt I Boi 296 JRDER TOUR WOOD now frrm. Ha ley direct from woods, oj the ioad. Pbona 4803. rOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS I FOR SALE Dry oody fir and hard wood. Dial 61110 SERVICE AND PARTS for sll makes maaners and pumps nca nsraware DAMSON PLUMS. 3c Pnone 6261 Perrvdale Jacksonville. Highway L. A. Worden WINDOW GLASS, cut and Installed Hansen Hardware. WOOD CIKCL'LAIOHS Beat buy 10 town Pick Hsrdwsre POR SALE 60 burse power Cletrac. lull Deisel tractor, sllnhtly used: a repossession to be sold at a real bargain, on eas terms. Ames Chevrolet Co Yreka Calif. FOR SALE Small e-ectrle radio In metal case, sultsble for college use Consider exchange for cslf or pul leta Call evenings at 117 N Peach FOR SALE Inaestructo trunk, like new Cell e-remiigs at 117 N Peach FOR SALE O.MNE9 DOO FOOD. FOR EXCHANGE TO TRADE Will accept wood as down psyment on good truck. Wlthsm Magneto & Psrta Co, 215 rast 8th. Medtord. MISCELLANEOUS FREE Fire sawdust. Mill. Butte Falls Tottena Tie QUILTS COVERED Phone 4617 and tied. 61 MRS DAISEY B1NNS. piano Instruc tor. Special attention to beginners Reduced prices 323 King St. Dial 24 INSTRUCTIONS RUTH LUY. dance studio. Phone 3851 HATTIE REAMES WHITE, piano teacher. High school credits given ;?o ijnifi. nii 3660 FOR EXCHANGE Real Etlale TRADE Medford home tor Bay Area, will nssume 1218 W Mnln BUSINESS DIRECTORY Auto Loan ADVANTAGES OF OUR CAR LOAN PLAN 1. No lntereat charged In advance 3. Your own Insurance accepted 3. Car does not have to be paid for. 4. You get the money In ten min utes. 5. Special low fall payments. 0. You deal direct and save money 8ee ' W E THOMAS. Manager OREGON FINANCE CO. At Our Main Office. 45 South Central License No Phone 4433. M-317. CAR LOANS Solve your Unsocial problems by Refinancing or borrowing LOANS ON CARS 1033-1939 TRI-STATf. ACCEPTANCE CORP. LICellM M-ZM MARK A. GOLDY 109 B. Main. Phont 8266. AUTO - LOANS We Finance the purchase of NEW and USED Cars. Or If you need money QUICK. We will Re-Finance or loan on your CAR. We Meet all competition. No Delays The Wahl Agency Room 7 Jacknon County Bank Bldg. Dial 4478 f Motor Investment Co.) License M274 $20 TO $1,000 On Your Car 1933 to 1940 Model Cars and light trucks. I to 18 Months to Repay. CONSUMERS' CREDIT CO. HAROLD H. BROWN AGENCY Aifnt 133 East Main. M-336. Phone 3446 Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS M. P-hnlfl I. Garln oeeea- 77. Htattite sity J. Sof.n . 9mall Islsnd 40. Ksllros1 Horse slesper II. Heraldic device 42. Torn 11. Labor or 44. Ktpiatloa drudge 44. Shatter 14. ranlh flord 4. He..lltnr It. Deposited 4. Bellow 1. Body f wtr to. Making butter 17. Peer Gvnt' 51. Inquire mother M. rutrlt IH. Kiss .'.:. Klynlum to. Kons S. Contend 21. Frigidly 7. Ena.iae for :2. Talk gllblv service n. Kind r.f (alter S9. Me)ral fluid :5. Fly aloft FinUh 74. (iael!c 0. Mslt liquor 17. Principal 4L Joa . While DOWN II. ep-'-V sa with I- Performed :1our alone ' PPM . 5 I 7 p I ff X -- ir 7"sr a if" Jo" rr 52 33" 34 ST S ST?- "v"7 jr Tsr 3J -ja- 3 3? "iv BUSINESS DIRECTORY Attsyer and Chemist HOB I D CAKHENTER Asssyer and Chemist 714 East H St. Orants Pass. Ore. Expert Window Cleaner. LET JOE DO IT Expert Window Cleaner. General house cleaners. Floor waxing. Joe Dressmaking. THE FASHION SHOP Dressmsklng Fur Remodeling. Buttons snd Buckles covered. Room S02, 0. 8 N:M Pink Bids Tel S9'1 Painting PAINTTNO. TINTINO PAPER HANGING REMODELING HARRY MARX Phone 2tl PERSONAL LOANS MONEY FOR FALL AND WINTER NEEDS $100 Total Repayment $8.72 per mo. Call on us ror cash for school, fuel, and winter clothing needs. OREGON FINANCE CO. Lie No 8-311 45 So. Central Dial 4433 Roofing WE REPAIR or apply any type of roof Pabco Roofings. Shingles, Coatings and Paints. Wall Paper. Ekerson Pslnt and Root Co.. 38 So Bsrtlrtt Tel 3A4S Stocks and Bond. ONLY STOCK TICKER service In Oregon outside of Portland con tinuous quotations during market hours. M N Hognn 6s Co., 314 E Mnln St . Merifnrd. Transfer. IAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE 40 8 Plr Street. Insured Carrier. Local and Long Dlstanoa Hauling Phone 3888 FURNITURE MOVINO AND STOR AGE We have vao moving equip ment for local and long distance hauling. Dry and clean storage (concref. building) with special locker '.oon.s at tow rates. SAMSON 6 TOR AGE WAREHOUSE Phone 3766 CITY TRANSFER & STORAGE CO Household moving and general hauling. '29 S. Grape, phone 4884. day or night. EAD9 TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 16 South Fir. Phone 3838 Prices right. .Service nuarantert. LEGA1 rtOTlCES IN THE DISTRJCT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE DIS TRICT OF O R E O O N. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Libelant, vs. 43 Cases, more or less, each contain ing 8 Packages of Adulterated Rais ins. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY OIV EN that on the 13 day of September. 1940. 62a Cases, each containing 8 Packages of Adulterated Raisins, la beled In part: (Cases "Royal Club Brand Choice Thompson Seedless Raisins Packed for Mason Ehrmnn Co. Medford, Oregon, Quality Cali fornia Raisins," were arrested and taken Into the possession of and now are In the pmseaslon of the United States Marshal for the District of Oregon, pursuant to a warrant and process duly Issued by the. Clerk of the United States District court for the District of Orewon. in a suit for condemnation and forfeiture entlltled "United States of America, Libelant, vs. 43 csaas. more or less, each con taining 8 Packages of Adulterated Raisins, brought undrr the provis ions oi seciion aai. line ai, u. is. u.: that sll person claiming any right. tine or interest in ana to me saia cases aforesaid are hereby notified to appear on or before the 7th day of October. 1940. to show cause. If any there be. why the same should not be decreed attalnst and forfeited Cross -Word Puzzle Solution of Ytstarday'a Puixi$ Epoch Calls forth I. Palisade or ta- closure C. CoverM with partially burned car dob T. Cord I Old time! pttic I. American cauract 10. Item ot prop erty 11 Wh-footed birds II Recline 20. Southern eon- tteiiatfin tt Flavor ho eqtN th esrd ft. Resound tlthr r,f th two hesrs M Autncraptia 2 rusa 10. Pan swae II. Throw lightly XI. Orsde IS. Mont sever 11. Inflict 4L One havlnt epeclsl In formatioa 41. Auricle 4S. Hpoll 44. Valiant 47 "VophAfie 4 Partsk W. Ceve tfte tof wail ef a room 1 Hw.in trraaf Ft. I'ct la, wua inisa 4. Took away S ! Pjelp If jjM I A 1 61 0 11 OjRl aJis aJcIIn a M'appi , Pjl S aT raV E)LEQ pejMOip,fr zte0i"itt' e SI' UtEklAA i (? I TjnBsOAiB T I Cj&pg'LVjAjtiO g av a Tia. rBnIaJt uTr e pCl L I ft Pft L 1 0 jsng! a f K O O KQC'A R AjTHwr AjLTp Clia p is 'to TTe p p i sFE r's eHt oTnig 0Ue1e1p1sJla1sTt to the United States as adulterated cafe adjoining Prospect Town send food. J T. SVMMERVILIE. I'ntted hell. It is called the Mountain Home States Msrshsl for the District of I c-f- Ore,;oo; CAHL C. DONAl-OH. Cnlted!1- ; . rr,. ...,. Sletee Attorney; EDWARD B TWIN 1NU. Assistant United Slates Attor ney. AIIMIMI rtATORS I IN tl. MlTM E NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN. That the undersigned. Administrator of the Estate of Edward W. Prey, deceased, hss riled with the County Court of Jsckson County. Oregon, his finsl report and account as administrator of said estate, and that said court hss fixed and set Frtdav. October 16. 1940. at the hour of 10 o'clock. A. M. as the time, and the office of said court, at the courthouse. Med ford. Jsckson County. Oregon, as the place for the settlement of sstd ac count, and for hearing any objections, thereto. Dated and first published Septem ber 17. 1940 Otto K. Prey. Administrator. W. I Phlppe, Attorney for said Estate. Notice To Creditors Notice Is hereby given thst I have been appointed by the County Court of Jsckson County. Oregon, Admin istrator of the estate of Leo F. fvr guson, also known as U F. Ferguson, deceased, and have qualified. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present them, with proper vouchera. and duly verified, to me at Room 409. Med ford Center Building. In Medford. Oregon, within six months from the date of this Notice. Dated and first published August 37. 1940. HARRY C. BKYRMAN. Administrator. NOTICE TO CKKIilTORS Notice U hereby given that I htv been appointed by the- County Court or Jarkaon County. Oregon, Executor of the Will of Hannah J. Payne, deceased, and have qualified. All person having claims against aald eitata are hereby notified to present them, with proper vouchera, and duly verified, to me at the office of Harry C. Skyrman. Attorney for satd estate, at Room 409, Medford Center Build ins. in Medford, Oregon, within all months from the date of this notice. Dated and first published September 10th, 1940 ORIS CRAWFORD. Fteciitor. Beagle Beagle, Sept. 17. (Spl. Sympathy ia extended by the entire neighborhood to Mrs. Bessie Smith on the passing of her husband in Salem, Sept. 12. Mr. Smith visited our neighbor-: hood many times during the time Mrs. Smith has been teach ing here and made many friends who will miss his visits. Mis Alice Rudd visited overnight with Mr. Sadie Ft Ink on her way from Eugene to Klamath Fall to visit with relative. While here ah and Mrs. Fiink visited Mr. Eva Wil son and Mrs. Ruth Schula of 6am Valley. Recent vlstor of Mr. and Mrs Arthur Foot were Mr. and Mrs. Al bert Foot of Junction City. Oregon, and Mr. and Mrs. Zellman and baby of Willows, Calif. Sunday visitor at the Sanderson home were Mr. and Mrs. Homer Martin and Stanley of Roose Creek, Mr. Thelma Martin and Donnle, Mrs. Milton Sanderson and children of fihady Cov and Mis Zeta Alexan der of Medford, and Mr. and Mr. Lawrence Sanderson and children of Shady Cove. Ralph Ellis 1 enjoyii a several day' visit with hi parent. Mr. and Mr. Harry E1U during the stormy weather. Mrs. J, B. Rush 1 at home again after several weeks' stay In Los An geles where the wai called on account of nines of her aunt, who, we are glad to report, is Improving. Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Ben Bellows were Mr. and Mr. Henry French, Floyd French and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bellows of Reese Creek district. School started Sept 3 with Mr. Bessie Smith teacher and ten chol ar enrolled. Mr. and Mrs. Farrow and daugh ter, Hah, of Dursn?o, Colo., visited at the Sweet home last week. Char lotte Sweet Is a niece of the Far rows. Miss llah will enter Ashland normal for the coming year. Thelma Martin and Donnle attend ed the extension unit meeting in Medford Sept. 13. Pleasant Home club held their reg ular monthly meeting at the home of Mr. Blanch and Charlotte Sweet Sept. 11. Twenty-one ladles were prevent. Election of officer resulted a follows: President, Mr. Birdie Haas; vice-president, Mrs. U. Lundy; secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Blanohe Sweet. The hostesses had charge of entertainment which consisted of games and reading. Thelma Martin carried away the prise of the day Mr. Foot turned in the. quilt and baby quilt which the club sponsored for this year. Oalnty refreshment were served by the hostesses and the cake ws cut by Mrs. Ludwlg. whose birthday ws this month. Mrs. San derson also had a birthday this month but she was unable to get to the meeting In time for refreshment Mrs. Carl Ludwlg and Mr. Matheny of Medford and Miss Ilsh Farrow of Durarwro, Colo., visited at the Sweet home Sept. 11 and attended Pleasant Home club. Eva and Barbara Prey of McLeod visited thheir aunt and uncle and Cleo Blschoff several dsys before school started. Pour forestry board were taken to the 4-H fair In Medford from club 1 and 111 and all received ribbon, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sanderson and Mr. snd Mr. Lawrence Sander son and children apent Bundsy even ing with Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Msrtln snd Donnle. Beagle esperlenced a real electric storm and cloudburst Suffdty even ing. The creeks on the Sanderson ranch were running banks full be fore the storm waa over. Prospect, Sept. 17. (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. John Hakkerup of the power plant, left by mo- Itor a week ago on their annual vacation trip. Bob Beaa s noUur bM opened Prospect Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Nye and children and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Chapman were among those shopping In Med ford Ssturday. Prospect schools opened Ssturdsy The school bus. driven by Howard Arant, now goes s far as Slisdy Cove order to get more hlih school students. Last year there were only 40 high school students. The but is being garaged at night at Shady Cove and the Howard Arant family is residing In the Memman house at Trail. Cius Dltswi-vrth vss employed last week at the Stewart Weeks" orchard shooting black woodpecker which came In In droves and attacked th pears. After a week the woodpeckers left as suddenly as they came. Mrs. Herb Carlton's uncle 1 build ing small cottage on the highway a short distance from the Carlton home, In which to reald. David Neville and Vic Chapman spent Sunday cutting wood with buss saw at Neville's. Bob Bean la building a new hay barn. Arthur Hakkemp la working for telephone company In Portland. Mrs. William Orleve ha moved to the Rogue River Timber compny cottage In Prospect. Earl Webber 1 doing some remodel ing work on one of the Timber company's house. Bruce Grieve la making Improve ments on hi cattle ranch. Ruben Moore spent the week-end with hi family. EXPECTS FASCISM Portland, Sept. 17. (P) Nor man Thomas, socialist presiden tial nominee, left here today for San Francisco after warning in an address last night that fas cism "can happen here." He told the nominating con vention of the socialist party of Oregon that "we're on our way to fascism, and when Ameriv-a moves we move fast." The convention obtained more than the 2S0 signatures neces sary to place Thomas and Mny nard Krucger, socialist v'ce presidential candidate, on the Oregon ballot as independent candidates. He told Interviewsr earlier that there Is "growing feeling that President Roosevelt, if re elected, will resign soon after he takes office and make Henry A. Wallace president." "If this impression gets around that the President is going to resign in order to break an other national precedent it will defeat Roosevelt," he predicted. BERGDOLL LOSES IN LIBERTY MOVE New York. Sept. 17- (fl-) Federal Judge John C. Knox to day dismissed a writ of habeas corpus obtained on behalf of Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, World War draft dodger, and ruled that Bergdoll must serve the full five-year sentence Im posed in 1B20 by an army court martial, and In addition a two. year sentence Imposed in 1919 for his flight to Germany, Judge Knox upheld the gov ernment's contention that at the time Bergdoll was courtmar tialcd as an army deserter, a state of war existed between the United States and Germany. "Notwithstanding the fact that at the time of sentence, hostili ties between the United States and Germany had long ceased he said, "a state of war between the two countries still con tinued." WRCRAFT PLAI4T FOR Spokane, Wash., Sept. 17. (Pi Plans for the construction of an $85,000 aircraft factory at Deer Park, 27 miles north of here, for the manufacture of Stearman-Ilammond, all-metal planes were announced today by the Universal Aircraft company, P. D. Miller, Concrete, Wah., lumberman end president ot the company said construction of the plant would start Inside of three weeks. Mill Worker Killed Eugene, Sept. 17. (J) A falling dumber pile at the Ro boro sawmill at Springfield killed Robert E. Snellstrom, 25, son of Eugene Snellstrom, promi nent Lane county lumberman, yesterday. Big Tank Travels Portland, Sept. 17. (P) A 60,000-gallon water tank 50 feet high and 35 feet In diame ter was moved across th city by two trucks and a trailer yes terday, causing many persons to blink and take another look- Closing time tor Too Late to Claa sU; Ad la 1 JO p. m. LODGE NOTICES CRATER LAKB CHAPTER. No. 33. R. A. M. Slated convocation Tuesday, Sept, 17th, 1940 R h BARTOH H P. Meteorological Report Ry C. Vt E4 THICK BtKEAO Forecasts Medford and vicinity: Unsettled and mild with occasional light show era tonight and Wednesday. Oregon: Unsettled and mud tonitgnt and Wednesday, scattered light show ers west portion and local thunder storms in high mountains, gentle to moderate southerly wind off the coast. Loral Data Temperature a year ago today: Highest 86; Lowest 45. Total monthly precipitation M lnche. Excess for the month .84 Inches. Total precipitation since Septem ber 1. 1940, A3 inches. Excess for the season -84 Inches. Relative humidity at 8 pm. yesterday 88; 6 am. to day 93. Tomorrow Sunrise 6:84 a-m. Sunset 6:18 pm. Observations Taken at 4:30 a. m. IZfl Merlrtlaa Time. is City 53 a n Boise Boston Chicago Denver Eureka Havre Mrdford New York . Omaha Phoenix Portland Reno 73 4 83 e -.80 77 78 ..83 -104 .78 . 40 68 M 63 63 68 68 64-.D4 67 83 76 xa 68 JM 48 XI 66 68 60 S3 68 68 66 Cloudy Cloudy Pt. Cloy. Pt. CMy, Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Rain Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy PVCldy Clear Clear Pt. Cldy. Roseburg Salt Lake 78 Ban Prsndsco 79 Seattle 78 Spokane .- 78 WsahlngtonX.C. 78 Yakima . 83 Radio Highlights By Associated Press (Time Is Pacific Standard) Tonight: Europe CBS 6:45; MBS 6, 7:30. Wednesday: Europe NBC 4 a. m., 3:15 p. m.: CBS 4 a- m., 2:45 p. m.; MBS 7:05, 8, 8:45 a. m. . . . Short waves: GSD GSC London 4:30, Britain Speaks; JLS2 Tokyo, 5.30, talk In Eng. lish; 2RO Rom 5:40 Songs from the Screen: DJL DJD DXB Ber lin 5:45, Thoughts and Things: GSD GSC London 5:45, Week by Week. U. P. Official DIm Omaha, Neb., Sept. 17. WV N. A. "Newt" Williams, 62, vic presldent of operations ot th Union Pacific railroad until Ill ness forced his retirement last June, died at his home here to day. AIRPLANES Northbound Leave Malls Close 4:47 a. m. 4.03 a. m. 13:18 p m. 1141 a m. 1:41 p n. (Flag stop I Mo stall :1S p. m (Fas stop) S 38 p as. 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