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LOST AND FOUND
IiOST -Small black looseleaf pocket
notebook. Reward. Return to Trlb
tips. t
16T Olssses In blue ease Saturday
Blgbt. Reward. 9 E. Jackson.
liOST Small coin purse containing
keys, currency, etc. Reward. Re
turn to Tribune.
fOOND Wsllst belonging to WUUsm
. Berton Moore. Blrcb St., Gsssaway,
t VI. Va. Call at Tribune otnee.
LOST Brown coin purse, containing
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4U Dill, MIWWU WfcC
end Hotel Holland on Main street.
Reward. Pbone 3654.
LOST Ssturday evening on Central,
lady's wide band yellow gold wed
ding ring tied to white handker
chief. Reward. 623 No. Central.
LOST Blsck leather keytalner with
keys. Return to TrlouM.
atEPORT lost doge, animal cruelty
eases Humane Society Phone 6151
WANTED MALE HELP
WANTED Man to care for bedfast
' elderly men. In country. 62000
month and bosrd. Apply 2nd house
on right psst Wagner Creek School
House.
WANTED Single, steady ranch hand,
good milker. Prol. Engelhsrdt.
Route 8, Box 30.
WANTED Someone to ssw and haul
apple wood cut and trimmed, on
the shsres. Phone 6031. F. M.
Corlles '
WANTED FEMALE HELP
WANTED Maid for general house
work. 610 8. Holly.
WANTED Girl to help with house
work end care of children Buy
nights, room, board and wages, n-
qulre H E Llnd. 408 East Main
WANTED SITUATIONS
JTEBRASKA FARMER wishes to lease
farm or cattle ranch on shsres.
Would consider foreman Job. Write
Box 4139 Tribune or phone 3783.
Medford.
WANTED Steady work by married
man. Do anything. Call at 37 Elm.
OIRL with stenographic experience,
neat and efficient, wanta position.
Box 4947 Tribune.
WANTED Jsnltor work In an apart
ment. Rufua Haysom, Palace Hotel.
EXPERIENCED Wood Cutter wishes
stesdy Job cutting wood. Has own
car: go snv here, 1?" N. Grape
f WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
8,160 cash for chev. or Ford coupe or
roadster. Box 4961 Mall Tribune.
WANTED to correspond with middle
aged lady. Rt. 3, Box 17, Medford.
WANTED TO BUY Smsll Inexpen
sive modern home, rloee In. terms;
no aaents. Box 4138 Tribune.
WANTED Modem 6-room unfurn
ished good home. State location
and rent desired. Box 4959 Trib
une. WANTED Drill press:
price. 114 N. Front.
reasonable
WANTED Bachelor Apt. Rufua Hsy
tsom. Palace Hotel.
WELL DRILLING 1 50 per ft first
60 ft etc. J. M Dodge. 919 King
WANTED TO RENT Suburbsn scre
se with furnished house. Phone
Marshsll, Hotel Alien
WANTED to Rent, smsll furnished,
modern suburbsn bouse. Bos 3736.
Tribune.
WANTED All those who want furol
. ture eer cur prices: it w'.'.l pay you
HOI HKOlik FIKMTI Rt
18 North Front Phone 4023.
WAN ITlD
Wool, mohair, hides and pelts
Medford fciivsln House 37 North
Orepe St Phone 3744.
HMr PBKtS PAID
rVr ui:r Furniture.
CAD. U'RMTl RE. Hli.ne 4110.
UK Pl MOKK -H
Pvr Your putnlt.ir
8IKMIII III, A AMiHMta
6th r.i rtor.t Phone 2333
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p.- v.vir rirr.'ture
MFIr"H! lltHl.ais HOll
37 N. O'er. .St Phoue S744
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23 eW.tp .-pe
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ee, 4-:n;er Shop
WaMTD-.1 cr -n."ee
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.::n nr.'!. f-,:r-ilts
or.i). Trlbjne
FOR. rr.N
-HCUSES
IMAl.;. K.'RN.MlHi m-drrn
st P'af .'' ' T.-s:! Ore : 0 00 '
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FOR RENT HOUSES
.-OR RfcNT t-room modern fur-
nlshed house, newly remodeled, oil I
circulator, re Tri-eretor. jj io. wy
st 613 S. Holly. Phon 4868.
Eva os-aiT P. 1 . mmiarteil attrac
tire 6-room bouse. Oarage. 615
w. lotn.
FOR RENT d-roora furnished mod
ern house, close In. D:al 3138.
FOR RENT Uooern b-room stucco
bouse. Basement furnace. Newly
decorated Adults. 635 Pine.
FOR RENT Modem 8-roorn bunga
low, redecorated. Inquire 84 K
Peach.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
FURNISHED apartments at 138 SO.
Holly and 134 so. Hoiiy.
FOR RENT Eastlswn Court Just
complete, one 4-room epanmeni
furnished, also 4-room uniurnlahed
apartment. Phone 4436.
FOR RENT 3 -room apartment, up
stairs. 311 N. Bartlett. Phone 3083.
FOR RENT Small furnished apart
ment. 408 So. Riverside.
FOR RENT Partly furnished apart
ment, five rooms, very nice. Oa
rage. Reasonable. 815 W. 10th.
FOR RENT Modern furnished apart
ment. Inquire Apt. 6. 33 North
Holly. Durell Court.
FURNISHED Apartment. 8 rooms and
bath. Electric range, oil beat. Very
attractive. Referencea. Vacant Oct
ober 1st. 609 Weat 10th.
FURNISHED APARTMENT for rent.
Adults only. 1.03 S. Holly St.
FURNISHED a and 3-room apart
ments. Adults. 134 King.
OE BAUER APTS. 6th at Oakdale
Prestige, courtesy, with comfort
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. 124 Tripp.
FOR RENT Room, board If desired.
829 W. 11th.
PLEASANT, well furnished sleeping
room for rent. 33 N. Peach.
FOR RENT Desirable room. Gentle
man. 803 E. Jackson.
PLEASANT sleeping room. Tel. 3340
ATTRACTIVE ROOMS. 404 S. Grape
ROOM tor rent- 408 Edwards.
FOR RENT Nicely lurnlahed eleep.
lng room for gentleman. 326 South
Riverside
ATTRACTIVE ROOM for gentleman
504 Penrsylvanla
FOR RENT BOARD, ROOM
ROOM AND BOARD 716 C Main
81 per day.
FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT Store building and two
office rooms. See Al Llttrell or
Roland Huhbsrd.
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE Duroc brood sow. with 10
pigs, cheap. R. E. Prltchett, Shsdy
Cove.
FOR SALE Purebred Shropshire
rams snd ram lambs. Salads ranch.
John Bohnert.
FOR SALE Two sows to farrow this
month. Corcoran, Rosa Lane.
FOR SALE 3 fresh heifers, also
weaner pigs. W. K. McMtnn. High
way Aahland cltv limits.
FOR SALE POULTRY
FOR SALE Large colored fryers.
Phone 3718.
DRESSED POULTRY SPECIAL Fat
bene, 30c lb; smsll fryers 22c lb.
Will deliver all orders placed day
before. Dial 4257 before 9 A. M.
CARLEY FARM
FOR SALE Pullets and laying hene.
Dryden Rocks, McRae Reda and
Hansen Leghorns. Closing out all
our choice breeding stock at ord
inary prloea. Will accept in trade
cattle to go out on pasture, cslves.
yesrllnga or dry cows. Wltn every
purchase of 20 pullets or hens will
Include free sn unrelated cockerel.
CARLEY POULTRY FARM
North B! Y Mnrket
FOR SALE DOCS. PETS
FOR SALE Toy shepherd year-old
msle, (1.50. Texaco Service Station,
Blackwell Hill
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE 6-room house on Spring
at., , acre, nice anaoe and anrun.
bery. elty water. Phone 6464.
FOR SALE 5-room house, good
foundation, fireplace, near schools,
paved street. Box 4941 care Tribune.
FOR SALE 10 acres Irrigated Isnd
In Ladlno clover: Imnrovementa:
price 61500. Charles Carpenter. 2
miles out East Evans Creek Road,
Route 1, .(ague River. Ore.
FOR SALE Good pavlrur dairy ranch,
close iu, with or without stock: sll
necesssrv bulldlnga with electricity
throwhbut. Box 383B. Mall Trlb
HOUSES FOR SALE In Medford snd
surrounding towns. Essy terms
Jsckson County Federal Savings
and Loan Asaorlstlon
CITY snd country properties. RENT
ALS LOANS. INSURANCE C S
Butterfleld. 409 Medford Building
WHEN you think cf real estate think
of Brown At White.
S1300
or 81500 furnished: 3 bed
room house. 1510 W Main
FEDERAL LAND BANK FAFMS
Convenient terms uts svsilable
St Nat'onsl Farm Loan Offl-
H-'1- T-'i.- o-.t-i'.-r Ve'r.-"!
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
FOR SA1 t B'Jl-k eflsi-.
tur- rrwcel. 1575. A. E
t: Meet ltd.
1938 Cen-
Stoehr. Ho-
FOR SAli -Eqlty In 1941 Chevrolet
snr m-vlej. d-lherv after Sept. 21
1225 Box 4135 Tribune
rtiR SAIE -M-xl-1 A roadster, a'
Phore 4i0 or 4H85
- - .e.
t fl CR BtRC.IN LOT.
'The llfle 1
i'h the b'.t barei'.r.s
nil N mverstne Open evenings
Hues semoa, mgr.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
MED PUEl Night fuel oil deUTiry
Tel ST6
SALWAYS Csrpenter's. mile west
Phoenix. Houston Road.
FOR SALE "HOME PLATE" Canned
Dc Food. Special to Introduce.
15 cans tor at. 00 delivered In the
city. Pbone us your order. Guar
anteed good. Monarch Seed
Feed Co.
PRUNES, le lb. you pick. l,e picked.
BEASS. Kentucky Wonder.
CUCUMBERS, all sine
GRAPES, Concords, CANTALOUPES
B E. Ford. 3 miles west on Jeck
sonvlhe HMhway. Phone 6363.
FOR SALE Italian and Petite
prunea. Phone 6031.
POR SALE OR TRADE for stock, trac
tor. Phone J'vllls 444.
33 VOLT Delco light plant. 800 wstt.
C. P. Blair, Meridian road. Browns
boro. WHITE Mslsgss, Blue Malvoy O rapes.
1st house west of Upper Orlffln
Creek School.
FOR SALE Pesches and Ore nee,
varieties. mile South Orlffln
Creek School. Henry HuklU.
FOR SALE JO-JO Merlin rifle, ex
cellent condition 810. 1008 W. Main.
HAMMERED Alfalfa hay for sale. D.
P. Dufrgan. Sams Valley, Route I.
Central Point.
CRAWFORD and Salaway peaches
ic ano ac in. Bring container.
Phone 4236.
OATS and VETCH for sale E. W
Gebhard. Rt. 3.
FOR SALE Baled straw. Phone 6283
FOR SALE Bartlett pears, tree ripe.
end apples, joe Harya orcnara,
Route 3.
GENUINE Concord Orapes for
rnone 2895.
POR SaLE Common recleaned
veatch. O T. Wilson, Beau Lane
Phone 8400
KU-WAY Mattreea and Upholaterlng
Co. pcone 3946 309 west Btn st
REAL BUYS In used clothing. 1406
no. Riverside, acroaa from Beck s
Bakery.
Pipe and Plttlrurs New and Used
Large stock. All sires uel our
prices
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
37 N. Orape St. Phone 8744.
DOORS. WINDOWS. FIDe fittings.
pipe, fruit Jara. beda. floor cover
ing, everything for the home
Jack's Secondhand Store. 106 So
Orape.
SONQ BIRDS 1127 West Msln St.
HAY GRINDING Portsble machine,
largest size. You are protected
against all personal and property
damages. Ira Wheeler. 220 S. Grape.
Medford. Ore. Dial 4478. Go any
where. FULLER'S Sensations! Pa:: Paint
Sale, Sept. 9 to 23. Free shoe rack
with 63 purchsse of pslnt. Med
ford Lumber Co.. N. Fir at 3rd
FOR SALE Orapea. J. A. Manke.
1 miles east Jacksonville, Rt. 1
Box 398.
ORDER YOUR WOOD now from
Hawley direct trom woods, by the
load. Pbone 4503.
FOR SALE Drv body fir and hard
wood. Dial 6180.
SERVICE AND PARTS for all makes
washers and pumpa. Pick Hardware
DAMSON PLUMS, ac. Pnone 6269
Perrydale. Jacksonville, Highway
L. A. Worden
WINDOW GLASS, cut and Installed
Hansen Hardware.
WOOD CIRCULATORS Beat buy ID
town, pick Hardware.
FOR SALE 60 bores power Cletrae.
full Delsel tractor, slightly used:
a repoasssslon to be sold at a real
bargain, on easy terms Ames
Chevrolet Co.. Yreka Calif.
FOR SALE Small electric radio In
mstsl esse, suitable tor college use
Consider exchange for calf ot pul
lets. Call evenlnga at 117 N. Peach
FOR SALE Indeatrueto trunk, llks
new Cell evenings st 117 N Peach
FOR SALE OAINE'g DOG POOP.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR SALE Orocery store with living
quarters, stock and fixtures, In
Klsmath Falls, Ore. Address Box
mi. Klamath Falls
FOR EXCHANGE
TO TRADE Will accept wood as
down pavment on good truck,
witham Magneto At Parts Co., 315
East 6th. Medford.
MISCELLANEOUS
FPEE Fire sawdust. Tot tan S Tie
Mill. Butte Falls.
QUILTS COVERED and tied. 61
Phone 4617
MRS DA1SEY BINNS, piano Instruc
tor. Specie) attention to beginners
Reduced price. 328 King St. Dial
4214
INSTRUCTIONS
WE WANT to select reliable men.
now employed, with foresight, fair
education and mechanical Inclina
tions, willing to train spare time
or evenings, to become Installation
and service experta on all tvpee
AIR CONDITIONING and Electric
Refrigeration equipment. Write
fully, giving age. present occupa
tion. Utilities Inst., Box 8696 Mall
Tribune.
RUTH LUY. dsnce studio, phone 8831
HATTIE REAMES WHITE, plsno
teacher. Hlh school credit given.
Ta'tr? D'al "tin
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
PERSONAL LOANS
MONEY FOR FALL AND
WINTER NEEDS
$100
Totil Repayment ft.72 per mo.
Can on us foe cash for erhool.
fuel, and winter slothing needs
OREGON FINANCE CO.
Lie No 6-211
46 so. Central Dial 4438
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Auto Loan
ADVANTAGES OF OUR
CAR LOAN PLAN
1 No in le rest chary ed In sdvsnce
S Your own Insurance accepted
8 Car doee not have to be paid
for.
4. You get the money In ten min
utes. 8 Special low fall payments.
6. You deal direct and save money.
See
W E THOMAS. Manager
OREGON FINANCE CO.
At Our Mam Offloe.
45 South Central. Phone 4433.
License No. M-317.
CAR LOANS
Solve your flnsnclal
problema by
Refinancing or borrowing
LOANS ON CARS
1933-1939
TRI-STATE ACCEPTANCE CORP.
License M-353
MARK A. GOLDY
109 E. Main. Phone 33S8.
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 Delaya
The Wahl Agency
Room 7 Jackson County Bank Bldg.
Dlsl 4478
(Motor Investment Co.)
License M274
$20 TO $1,000
On Your Car
1932 to 1940 Model Cars
and light trucks.
1 to 18 Months to Repay.
CONSUMERS' CREDIT CO.
HAROLD H. BROWN AOENCY
Agent
123 Esst Main. M-236. Phons 3446
Attayer and Chemist
ROBT D CARPENTER
Assayer and Chemist
714 East H St.
Grsnte Pass. Ore
Expert Window Cleaner.
LET JOE DO IT
Expert Window Clesner. General
nouse clesners. Floor waxing. Joe
Ppence. Phone 39M
Dressmaking.
THE FASHION SHOP Dresemsklng
Fur Remodeling. But tone snd
Buckles covered. Room 303. U. 8
Natl Bank Bldg Tel 3!31
Painting
PAINTING. TINTING
PAPER HANOING
REMODELING
HARRY MAnX Phone 5T(1.
Rooting
WE REPAIR or apply any type of
rooi. raDco KOOlings, Shingles,
Coattnga and Palnta. Wall Paper.
Ekerson Paint and Roof Co., 88 So
Bartlef. Tel 343
Stocks and Bonds.
ONLY STOCK TICKER service In
Oregon outside of Portland con
tlnuous quotations during market
hours. M N Hogan 6c Co., 314
E Main ft . M-clfnrc!
Transfer.
DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
40 S. Fir Street.
Insured Carriers.
Local and Long Distance Hauling
Phone 2888
FURNITURE MOVING AND STOR
AGE We have van moving equip
ment for local and long distance
hauling. Dry and clean storage
(concrete building) with speclsl
locker rooms at low rates.
SAMSON STORAGE WAREHOUSE
Phone 3756
CITY TRANSFER 6l STORAGE CO
Household moving and general
hauling. 29 S. Grape. Phone 4604.
day or night.
BADS TRANSFER a STORAGE CO.
Office 16 South Fir. Phone 3828
Prices right. Service gusranteed.
ACROSS 84. 014 word tor
L Pour off gently JjJ spring of
T. Incarnation ,5
11. Elo)unt H Obstruct
speaker 4u. Broad opto
14. Flgur of vtl
ipcb 41. Poorest
If. IUrkvJ with 44. Cnlti of work
poll or 44. Witty ptrion
lin: 4. Sidelong lanca
bot&DleaJ 4. sVlat pari of
tf. Btat ifnir
17. LonkT II. LansiJftff nf
tl. Marl uniform tr. Bora
10. U'01 II. Symbol for
tl. Palm Illy nickal
M. God of wood 14. Hawkty
or atona atate: Mr.
It. European flocb 14V. Uaaonle floor
It. Pracctj'nf kpera
nifhta Sf fltrika centl?
IT. Tar apart M rierrymin
13. Dry 40. Growing la
10. EHtlttlona of pulri
ancient fl Brown Bo
Oreaca hfmian
8. Chart mlnaraJ
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LEGAL NOTICES
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED (STATES FOR THE DIS
TRICT OF OREGON. UNI rED
STATES OF AMERICA. Undent. s.
43 Cases, more or lets, each contain
ing 6 Packages of Adulterated Rale
ins PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV
EN that on the 13 day o: e-p;ember.
1V40. &2't cases, esch containing B
Package of Adulterated Raisins, Is- I
beled lu part: iCasesl "Roys! Club!
Brand Choice Thompson Seedleas i
Rslalns Pscked for Maaon Ehrman I
Co. Medford. Oregon, (Quality Csli- I
forma Retains.' were arrested and
taken Into the possession of snd now
sre In the possession ot the United
8tatea Marshal lor the District of
Oregon, pursuant to a warrant and
process duly laaued bv the Clerk of
the United Statea District Court for
the District of Oregon, in a ault tor
condemnation and forfeiture entlltled
"United States of America. Libelant,
ve. 43 Cases, more or leas, esch con
taining 8 Packages of Adulterated
Raisins." brought under the provis
ions of Section 334. Title 31. U. 8. C;
thst all persons claiming any right,
title or interest In and to the said
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 against and forfeited
to the United States ss sdulterated
food. J. T. SUMMER VILLE, United
Statea Marshal tor the District of
Oregon: CARL C. DONAUOH. Urlted
States Attorney; EDWARD B. TWIN
ISO, Assistant United States Attor
ney. Jacksonville
Jacksonville, Sept. 18. SpI.)
W. Orr and family have moved
to Jacksonville. Mr. Orr suc
ceeds Mr. Botts, former manual
training teacher.
Mr. and Mra. William Lusk recently
celebrated their wedding anniversary.
Their daughters Myrtle and May were
here to celebrate the occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jensen, for
merly residing at tli Bowden prop
erty, recently moved to Portlsnd.
Trent Osrner la visiting his wire
snd dsughter for few day while
In town on business.
Mrs. P. J. Patterson, mother ot high
school Coach Pat Patterson, la here
for few weeks' visit. I
Msude Csntrell Is here tor a brlet
visit at the home of Jim Cantrrll.
Millard Jones, son ot Mr. and Mra.
Will Jonea. who was recently seri
ously Injured while riding a bicycle.
Is reported getting along aa well aa
could be expected, and would be glad
to receive any vlsitora. He Is still
confined to the Community hospital
and will have to remain there for
several weeks yet.
William Eaton 1 seriously 111 at
bla home.
Mrs. Ed Russell vlslud relatives
here September 8 while consulting
doctor.
Mr. snd Mrs. Wayne Martin of
Klamath Falls are the proud parents
of a 9 pound. 6 ounce baby boy.
Mrs. Martin la the former Avanda
Ayers. '
Reese Creek
Reese Creek, Sept. 18. (Spl.)
Mr- and Mrs. Charles Humph
rey spent the past week-end vis
iting Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hat
field of south of Ashland. They
returned home September 15,
and brought Mrs. HatCicld's
mother, Mrs. Sarah Holiday,
home with them for a two
weeks' visit.
Pupil of the primary room gave
their teacher, Mlas Etna Davla. a
flower shower for her blrthdsy, Sept.
18.. The blrthdsy csme Sept. 14.
Reese Creek W. C. T. U. held It
regular session Sept. 6. After the
regulsr bualneaa the following oftlcera
were elected for the year: Preeldent.
Mra. W. R. Lamb: vice-president, Mrs.
Msry Brause: recording aecretary,
Mrs. Vera Rusho: treaaurer and cor
responding secretary, Mrs. Ida Martin.
Everyone la Invited to come and help
In this work.
Mr. snd Mrs. L. C, Rusho came
from Talent Sept. 6 and visited Mrs.
C. H. Rusho, also Mr. and Mrs. P.
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4. I.uaon native
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man of the
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I. Cllmblnff plant
I. Derivatives of
ammonia
10. Character in
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32. Tritiularv of
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14. Venersf
Ss. Corns forth
Into view
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11. Undermine
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14 Rlack MM
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Rusho. They also called on Mr. and
Mra. E. M. Twedeel and Mr. and
Mrs. W. R. Lamb
Mr. and Mra. W. R Lamo enter
tained Sept. 14 with a six o'clock din
ner fog the following of trtelr fsmlly:
Mr. snd Mrs. R. H. Parker, who visited
here for a week with relstlvea. Mrs.
Psrker is their dsughter snd will be
remembered as Dorothy Lamb. They
sre from Guernwlle. Cs.lt. Mr. Psrk
er hss Shell depot at that city They
left Sunday for their home. Others
present were Mr. and Mra. C. E. Lamb,
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Dunlsp snd baby,
Allen Dale, and Robert Lamb. After
dinner Mr. and Mra. Parker, Mr. and
Mrs. Dunlap and Robert Lamb went
to Ashland and attended the farewell
party given for Ralph Lamb, who has
enlisted In the nstionsl guard.
Reese Creek stsr route will hsve
a new mell carrier. Our very efficient
carrier, Mrs. Habught, la leaving to
be married and go east to mske her
home. All extend sincere congratu
lations to her and wish her every hsp
plness. Mr. snd Mrs. T. T. Vestal and
daughter Kathleen. Mr. and Mra.
Robert Humphrey. Darlene anud
Relph. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Msrtln
and Stanley, also Mr. and Mra. Ralph
Merrltt, Janet and Jimmy, were In
Medford Sept. 14 ehopplng.
Mr. and Mra. Perdue and family
moved Into Mr. and Mra. Robert
Humphrey'a house from the Trail
district. Their son. has entered
school In the third grade.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Leigh of near
Ashland and Mr. and Mrs. Lewia
Jantser of Prospect were dinner
guest ot Mr. and Mrs. T. T. ratal
Sept. 13. Mr. and Mra. Thomas Scra
pie were afternoon guests.
THE GRANGE
Upper Rogue Grange.
Upper Rogue Grange will
meet September 18 at 8 p. m.
A good attendance is hoped for
to plan activities for the coming
Is going ahead on mod
ernizing the dressing rooms and
kitchen, which will be a very
fine improvement.
Miss Margaret Luman will be
a guest on the lecture hour.
H. E. club held the first meet
ing of the fall season September
17, at the hall.
Central Point Grange
An important meeting of Cen
tral Point Grange will be held
Friday, Sept. 20. This is the last
meeting in this quarter and the
women and leading the attend
ance contest by a very small
margin. A large crowd is expect
ed as each side will put forth
every effort to win. Sales slips
for the quarter will also be due.
Pomona, Mrs. Ruth Ward, will
haveacharge of lecture hour. She
has arranged a flno program
which will include the Legend
of Pomona by Sally Puhl, duets
by Mrs. Ruby Tweedell and Mrs.
i Bee Gleaves, reading by Mr.
Wilson, talk on fruit by Wm.
Foley, music by Florence Blaz
ing, Carol Weidman and Ernes
tine Tracy, and a skit "Matilda's
Beau" presented by Dr. and
Mrs. Moffat, Mrs. Daily and Bob
Vincent.
Central Point Grange is plan
ning a full night for the annual
grange booster event, Sept. 30.
A class of candidates will be
initiated in the 1st and 2nd de
grees following which grangers
and their friends are Invited to
enjoy an evening of fun and
entertainment.
Antelope
Antelope, Sept. 18. (Spl.)
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Walch enter
tained at dinner Sunday, honor
ing the 18th birthday of their
eldest son, Benton. Guests were
Mrs. Anna Walch and sons of
Lake Creek and Mr- and Mrs.
Weyman Bergeman and son Don
ald of Medford .
A large group of relatives and
friend gathered Sunday st ths Bill
BUrhsrn bom to celebrate the twenty-fifth
wedding anniversary of til
host and hoe tess. Present were Mr.
and Mr. Frank Myers and ton. Mr.
and Mr. Iverttt Brown, Mr. and Mr.
Earl Biejham snd family, all of Tabl
Rock: Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Blgham
snd family of Medford. Mr. snd Mrs.
Smith and Mr. Cddlngton ot Sam
Valley, Mr. and Mrs. fibers Bighsrn
nd family and Mr. and Mr. Csllet
of Orent Pass. Mr. Iddington is
Mr. Csllefs fsther. Approprlst gnu
were presented to the bride of 36
years.
Mra. cart von der Hellen apent the
day, Wedneadsy, with Mra. Mary
Bradahaw,
Boye and girls of this district are
busy putting the ftnlshln touches
on the cslves. pigs, beef sod sheep
thst they eieect to exhibit st th
4-H stock fstr to be held at the falr
erounda September flfith and 20th.
Bill Blgham, Cora Blgham and Don
Anderson will go to Treks on Thurs
day with some purebred Ouemsey
heifers which they will show at the
county fair to be held In that city.
Cause Divorce
San Francisco UR) Mrs.
Harrison Leppo won a divorce
decree on the grounds of the
"three S s." They were "selfish
surly, sulky."
Homing Instinct
Fulton. Mo.-P If It had
happened to a r. vine but Grant
Duncan It h'.V y would be
worth meiUlor.'ng. Duncan was
motoring back from a picnic
when his wife noticed their car
was on fire. Duncan put on
speed; drove right into the fire
station of which he is chief.
Use Mali Tribune want
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i far
!i Til
IN CHARGE Grn. Her.
mann C.orrlnr. who's rrrditrd
vtllh direction of the Nail air
assault on Britain, near hi
new rrlrhsmarshal uniform. The
rape and tunic are cloud gray,
the chin strap's of gold Nail
eagle ornamrnts Ivory baton.
Communications
How About Changing Horses.
To the Editor:
In these history making days
many matters press for atten
tion. We wish here to touch
briefly two of them.
1. What right had that group
of pacifist, unpatriotic, selfish
mothers, be their views right or
wrong, to costume In black and
dominate the galleries of con
gress In order, by such pressure,
to enforce THEIR WILL on
those lawmakers? Would they
be allowed to thus pack a court
room with the avowed object of
swaying the jury, regardless of
the evidence? And is not the
principle the same as that of
the so-called "hunger march"
on Washington, to demand cer
tain legislation? Such methods,
If allowed, will be used oftener
for evil than for good. Con
gress must not be bulldozed by
these small but determined pres
sure croups. Regardless of the
issues Involved, such procedure
should be banned by law. It Is
imported, un-American.
2- We are warned against
"changing horses in the middle
of the stream." But much de
pends on the character of both
horse and stream. Sometimes
changing is the only safe and
sane course. T. E. Tracy's re
cent article on that subject was
good, but too brief. Where would
England be right now If they
had not. In the middle of the
stream, changed from Chamber
lain to Churchill? And where
will the U. S. be four years
from today, unless we change
NOW from New Deal to Anti
New Deal?
Slightly changing the figure,
suppose a boatman promises to
put us safely across the river.
but In midstream, instead of
taking us where we expected
to go, or even back where we
came from, he spends seven
long hours tinkering with his
motor, installing new gadgets,
while we drift steadily toward
the falls below. If, just then, s
rescue boat reaches us, I'm
strong for changing boats. For
seven long years, with the roar
of the falls growing louder and
ever louder in our ears, Roose
velt has been busy Installing
new gadgets on his "machine,''
such as destruction of food, soak
ing the rich, debt, dole, dicta
tion ("MUST," but of course "no
comments on pending legisla
tion"). The risk of the change
is aa nothing compared to the
risk In our present plight.
The wreck of democracy on
the western hemisphere darkly
Impends- Hurry with that res
cue boat.
Remember the Kerensky epi
sode In Russia, and the so-called
"People'! Front" episode in
France.
If we value American democ
racy we should CHANGE
BOATS NOW.
Edwin Deacon.
Talent, Ore., Sept. 17, 1940.
In High Gear
El Ccntro, Cal. (U.R) Justice
reached a new high In stream
lining here in the case of Ray
B. Smith, who wlthii. one hour
and a half from the commission
of his crime was serving his
sentence. At 7:33 s. m. Smith
stole J 10, at 7:43 he was arrest
ed, at 8 s. m. he was sentenced
to 30 days, and at 8:13 was In
Jail.
Too Persistent
Fort Worth. Texas (U.PJ Two
1 middle-aged men stole a wheel
from W. G. Baxter's auto trailer.
When Baxter found It missing
he went to a garage to borrow
a Jack. He came back and
found the men trying to get
another wheel. Now the two
are telling other prisoners: "If
you do succeed, don't try, try
again."
LODGE
NOTICES
CRATER LAKE CHAPTER.
No. 32. R. A. M. Staled
convocation Tuesday, Sept.
17th, 1940.
R. L. BARTON. H. P.
STATED MEETINO OF MEDFORD
CHAPTER ORDElt OF DE MOLAT
at De Molay Hill at 7:30 p. m
Sept 18th. Ael member are urged
to attend by order of Master Coun
selor. GEORGE OATES JR.
Scribe.
Meteorological Report
Bv C. 9. WEATHER BtHESO
forecasts
nerrrord snd vicinity: Unsettled
tonight end Thursdsy, cooler tonight.
Oregon: Unsettled tonight nd
Thursdsy, shower over mountains,
cooler in th Interior tonlht, mod
erate north wind off the coast
becoming variable.
Local .Data
Temperature a year ago today:
Highest, 81; lowest, 47.
Total monthly precipitation. 1 08
Inches. Excess for th month, M Inch.
Total preclpltstlon sine Sept. I,
1940, t oe inches. Excess for th
season. .85 Inch.
Relstlve humidity at 6 p. m.
yesterdsy, r: 8 s. m. today. n.
Tomorrow: Sunrise: 8.55 a. m.
unset, 8:14 p. m.
Observations Tsken st 4 JO a.
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80 88
78 80
88 57
80 84
81 88
78 St
77 81
91 88
77 88
72 88
73 48
74 88
73 88
83 71
88 84
74 58
80 58
78 57
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Clesr
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JM Cloudy
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New Tork
Omaha -
Phoenix
Portland .
Reno ...
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Salt Lake -
San Francisco.
Sesttle
Spokane .
Wash.. D. C.
Wenatchee
Doubly Proud
Pasadena, Cal. (U.PJ William
Wilson, Sr., became a grand
father twice In 12 hours. He
was not yet through with the
celebration of the birth of
grandson, born to his daughter-in-law,
Mrs. William Wilson,
when he was obliged to cut it
short and start a second cele
bration for the arrival of a
granddaughter, born to Mrs.
John B. Duel, his daughter.
Reopens Pawnshop
Vichy (U.PJ The first of th
French official administrations
to reopen its doors in Paris was
"My Aunt," the familiar nam
given to the official operated
national pawnshop. It now Is
open for business again.
Travel Table
AIRPLANES
Northbound
Leave Mall Close
4:47 a. m. 4.03 a. m.
13:18 p m. 11:88 a m.
3:48 p m. I Flag atop) MoMail
ill p.m. (Flag stop) tM p. as.
Southbound
Leave Mall Close
11:35 a. m. 10:40 8 m.
4:16 p m. (Flag Stop) 8:80 p BV,
13:00 m. 11:18 p.m.
Nerthboaai
sve
alalia I
10:48 am.
t:08 p m
8 .48 a. aa.
7:05 p. as.
SonthbotiDe
ava
Mu Clo
7:40 a.m.
8 :40 p. m
ereo a. a.
4:40 p m.
BLSIS
Kor Souttl
tso a as. 13:11 tea.
I 80 a m. 80 aa.
8:88 OX
1:40 p. m. 8:40 a as.
IJ p m.
48 p m. 840 p as.
10:40 p m. M I p am.
To Klamath Falls
40 s m ud 5 48 p.m.
() To Oracle Fsaa only.
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