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per word It
(Minimum lor)
Ptr Una per month without
copy ehanie $12S
CASH
or money order must
compter all mall order
classified (da.
LOST AMD FOUND
LOST Lady'a square, gold. Tavannea
wrist watch at 6th and Bartlett.
Thursday afternoon. Graduation
gift. Reward. Tel. 2521. 205 Crater
Lake.
REPOHT tost due a. animal cruelty
cases Humane Society, Phone 6151
WANTED MALE HELP
ESTABLISHED manufacturer wants
distributor for this district. No
Investment, guaranteed merchan
dise, protected territory, large
profit. Rlshard, 5403 Hollywood
Blvd., Los Angeles.
WANTED Dairy man. Good oppor
tunity on percentage: up to thirty
cows: plenty feed. Rt. 2, Box 265,
Medford, Ore.
WANTED A ranch
Bean. Beau Lane.
hand. R. V.
WANTED Two wood cutters Steady
work. Rouse to live In. Oaa Sta
tion. Main and mpp.
WANTED FEMALE HELP
HOUSEKEEPER and cook for em
ployed couple, 320.00 month, room
and board; wood for cooking. A. M.
King. Crescent City, Calif.
WANTED Experienced home cook,
middle-aged woman for resort.
References, June 1. Phone Trail
222.
WANTED Capable girl or woman
for general housework. Phone
407.
W ANTED SITU A HONS
WANTED by experienced Practical
Nurse. Elderly people or Invalids
to care for In my home. All mod
ern convenleneea. Very reasonable
rates. Write Tribune Box 2446.
GRADUATE DIETICIAN, 6 years
typing and general clerical expe
rience, want work la doctor's
office or business office. Phone
2020.
EXPERIENCED OIRL wants house
work or care of children. Tribune
Box 2508.
EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER, age 43
Accounting and auditing experi
ence. Best references; permanent:
moderate salary. Box 2428 Tribune.
CAPABLE, middle age lady, wants
1 fna -1 H -r u man Own
car. Free to drive. Tribune Box
3143
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED Heavy work horse, 1500
lbs. or heavier. Call evenings. Chss.
Isaacs. Crater Lake Highway.
WANTED Feeder hogs. Phone 7221
Ashland.
WANTED To buy o or 'SI Model A
Ford coupe. Box 33l i-noune.
CASH for old horses. Dial 6376.
LAWNMOWERB SHARPENED. Work
guaranteed Call and deliver Mae
ot Floy.la Ph 4080 232 N River
side Make you old mower like new
WANTED Body and fender man
Shulte Bros.
WANTED Dreaan .stint, alteration
Kathertne Satterlee, Slnget Sbop
22 South Orape.
HIGHEST casb oald for Iron, copper
brass, rediators. aluminum, bat
teries, tubes, rags, lead and cine
Medford Bargain House.
WILL PAY MUST CASH
For Good Used Furniture.
HOI I1ROI1K FL'RMITI RB
18 North Front. Phone 402S.
WE PAY MORI CASH
Fo. Your Furniture .
BAR.NKHI RO ANDREW
6th and Front. Phone 3333
HORSE COWS FOR FEED Eagle
Point Fox Farm Phone 37-x-l.
HU-WAY Mattrea. and Upholstering
CO Phone 3046 SOB west stn ot
BKST PRICES P4ID
For Yotit Furniture
IADS FIRMTl RE. Phone 4246.
WANTED
Wool, non iir hides and pelts
Medford bargain House 37 North
Orap. at. Phone 3.44.
WIU DRILLING 61 50 per ft first
BO ft. ete J M Dodge 618 King
OARDEM PLOWING end teem work
FOR RCFTI HOU&E3
FOR RENT Modern unfurnished
two-bedroom ho-ise. See Sunday
after 10 a. m. 15 West 11th St.
FOR RENT 3 mortem houses On
6-room. one 3-room. On highway,
east Jacksonville. See Gunter.
Jacksonville.
FOR RENT S-roora house, unfur
nished. 315 Bessie St. Owner 159
Lceier Lane.
FOR RENT Furnished house. No. 6
Everett Court Wt 1 1th St A.-1'ilte
onlv e. nrn Phre 4! 12 or 4W5
FURNISHED 6-w.m home foe rent
11 Vancouver. Call 1668.
TOR RENT HOUSES
fOR RENT Five-room unfurnished
cottage and bath, good kitchen
range. 822.60. 415 Boiramu.
FURNISHED HOU8S and apartment
604 Weil 10th.
rRUCKS FOR RENT Mux yourself
sava ball Prultt'e Mobllgas 8U-
tlon Main and tw Phone 4145
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
FURNISHED 3-room apartment, neat
and clean. Cloae In. 808 W. 10th.
FOR RENT 3-room furnlahed apart
ment, water and light paid. 345
Bo. Central.
VACANCY Furnished apartments,
larga and small. 1005 V est Main.
FURNISHED APARTMENT. 217 West
2nd St.
FIRST CLASS furnished apartment,
garage. Downstairs. Adults, fill
South Oakdals.
FOR RENT . room furnished apart
ment, inquire 04 East Main.
APARTMENT
FOR RENT
Nicely furnished 3-room front apart
ment In busluess section. Hot and
cold water, steam beat furnished
Parking lot for car. Rent reason
able. Apply Mall Tribune offlot
OR RENT Small single apartment
Frlgldalre. electrlo stove. Holland
Hotel.
3-ROOM furnished apartment. Heat'
ad 220 N Ivy.
FINDLET ARTS Heat, hot water
Frig and garage 503 S Holly 8t
FOR RENT Furnished Rooms
SLEEPING ROOM Close In. 23T No.
Central.
ROOM fur two 153 North Oakdal
FOR RENT Well-furnished sleeping
room; garage 1 aesirea. 023 south
Riverside
ATTRACTIVE ROOMS. 404 S Orape
FOR RENT BOARD. ROOM
ROOM AND BOARD. 716 F Main
FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS
PASTURE FOR RENT. Irrigated
Clover and rye extra good. Cows
62 per month, horses 62, calvea
61-60. No bulls. Crater Lake High
way at Four Corners. Champion
074.
FOR RENT Irrigated pasture. Cloae
in. rnone eefu.
FOR RENT 280 acrea good pasture
uaa station. Main and Tripp.
FOR RENT Store building and two
ouice rooms see AJ uttrell or
Roland Luboard
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE Springer and fresh cows,
First house south Agate school
FJR SALE Registered Guernsey
2-year-old bull by Chlcona Howdah.
whose highest records of his 6
nearest dams sveraged 647.16 lbs.
butter fst. Wing's Cloverhlll Gold
en Guernsey Dairy.
FOR 8ALE Dairy cows. Mine Tre
fren. 4ty milea above Butte Falls.
FOR SALE Milking ShortLorn bull
Joe Dugan. 1 mile south Phoenix
Pllulie 8220
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
MUST SELL 1935 Plymouth Deluxe
4 -door seaan. Good paint, good
tire.' Mechanically perfect. Texaco
service, Riverside and Jackson.
36 FORD deluxe coupe, good con
ditlon, new rubber, 6250. No trade.
See Watts, Firestone. Phone 4767.
33 CHEVROLET PICKUP. A-l con
dition. 6-ply tires, over-load springs.
stock rack. Riverside and Jackson.
Texaco Station, "Champ.
'29 CHEVROLET COACH for sale or
trade for heifer, fresh or coming
xresn; evenings. c R. Fursell,
Jacksonville.
38 PLYMOUTH COUPE, like new.
excellent value. Terms. Phone 4481
FOR SALE "SB 1 14 -ton VS truck,
dual tires, stake body, good con
dition; or trade for stock. C. J.
Patten, Murphy, Ore, Route 1
'"01 84.
I have sold my garage and moved
my stock of used cars to m, noma,
655 Keen Way Drive. I am selling
tnese fine cars at
BARGAIN PRICES
1938 Olda 70 4-Door 8edan.8T4S
1939 Olds 60 BUS. Coupe 695
1938 Olds Dlx 4-Door Sedan 626
1938 Graham Special Sedan 646
1937 Packard 120 Sedan 625
1937 Dodge 4-Door Sedan 466
1936 Olda 8 2 -Door Sedan . 465
1936 Olds 6 4-Door Sedsn 425
1936 Ford Panel 165
See Rook EMERSON
Across from Public Oolf Course
PVione 4016
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE About 8 acrea Bartletta
and An Joua pear orchard. 1 H acree
In clover. Five acrea paid up irri
gation. Balance can be Irrigated.
Small house. Large and good out-
hulldtnea. A beautiful place. On
Pacific highway, two mllea north
of Central Point. Call on adver
tiser. A. V. Carlson.
FOR SALE SPECIAL BARGAIN
6-room house, large living and dining
room, hardwood floor and fr
place, screened -In service porch,
full cement basement, furnace
het. lare lot cloae In on pave
ment, only ssaoooo.
Also
20 acre. Irritated, level land, moat
ell In bearing fruit, pears and
oeache. building, near Medford,
on good county road. Would eon-
llder t ran I rig jot nous in wwa.
Price 83200.00, term.
Also
5 acre. Irrigated. 4-room plastered
house nreasure water, eleetrltltv.
meetly in ai'aifa and pasture, well
located, 12000.00. s.wxj. caan. oai
a nee monthly r-evmenta.
L. O. FICKZI4j
16 So. Bartlett.
FOR BALE 7-room partly furnlahed
house. Rental Income 640 month
Price 61600 A. F. Flowers, corner
13th and Front.
FOR SALE Large real dene, eloae In
Call 611 Wee 8th
B'HIJiINO A Hi 'VI' 11 or handle
all details on var FHA men-q-uckii,
effidcauy. Ooldj Agtut.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE S-room modern house.
335 Mae St.
OWNER WILL SACRIFICE
FOR QUICK SALE .
116 Acres In southern Oregon. 7-room
house, 60 acres under cultivation,
level land. All-year creek, springs
for Irrigation. Large garden spot.
Good fencing. Ideal for cattle,
hogs, aheep. or turkeys. On Fed
eral Highway 89. Total price, 62850.
It might be sold. Write owner
11 N. E. 38th Ave.. Portland, Ore
gon. Phone EA 0986.
FOR SALE 6-room house.
M N.
Orange.
FOR SALE Beautiful building sites.
acre eacn. taeai view or tne
valley. Ideal frontage. Low taxes.
Priced to sell. Inquire Room 206.
Hotel Grand.
FOR 8 ALE Acreage, 61.700. on Pa
cific Hlway near Medford fruit
stsnd. Fruit, berries. Or trade
61,800 equity for home In Medford
Valley Real Estate. South Pacific
Hlway.
FOR SALE or TRADE 8 acree.
fenced and crosa fenced, under
water. House, barn. Might con
sider leasing. Inquire Medford
Ladder Works.
CITY and country properties. Rental!
Loana. Insurance C S Butterfleld
408 Medford Building
SEE H. U COOK for anything In
Real Estate. 1104 West Msln
Dial 8579. -
WHEN YOU think of real estate
think cf the Clinton Spencer
Aget.cv
FOR EXCHANGE
TRADE Milk goat for gaa mask.
Eugene Hajenrurter, Talent.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
EXCELLENT MEALS, (6 00 weekly.
234 West 5th.
GOOD USED MOWER for sale, 830.
W. W. Hlttle. Gold Hill.
FOR SALE One clarinet. Bargain
rnone 24B3 evenings.
FOR SALE Two Iron-Wheel wsgon.
Tic. South Pesch.
FOR SALE Bed spring. Vi-gal. jars,
o-gal. atone Jar. 043 so. ivy.
FOR SALE Covered Wagon trailer
nouse, young team horses. Mrs.
Bertha Taylor. Ruch.
NO SHORTAGE of plant, rlnnla.
snapa. asters, petunia, etc.. 100 ooa.
3 do. 35c. Ind't na canner and
Marglobe tomato plant. Maddox
Valley Greenhouse, I block east of
riggiy wifjgiy.
A GOOD dose of cash on the barrel
head Is a complete cure for too
msny drinks of dollar down, aaya
tia-K oecona nana otore, o
South Grape.
FOR SALE Sawmill with 64-lnch
Mershon band saw. All steam
power. Price 6900. V. Held, 1604
Oregon. Klamath Falls. Ore.
FOR SALE Blacksmith tools, cheap.
109 South Holly.
FOR SALE Low priced lumber or
any building materials. Csll us be
fore you buy. R.O.Stephenson Co..
Court and McAndrews. Telephone
2000.
FOR SALE: DAIRY FLY SPRAYS
Monarch Seed & Feed Co
REAL BUYS In used clothing. 1405
No Riverside, across from Beck's
Bakery
For Sale- -Sugar pine shakes. Mice
Ideal roofing Paber s. Central Point
FOR SALE' Poultry-Dlry Feeds
priced right. Monarch Seed
Feed Co.
FOR 8 ALE: Berry eupe and crates
also fruit basket, all kinds Mon
arch Seed ex Feed Co.
OR SALE Green Fir Slab. Tele
tJhoneSO BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR SALE Restaurant,
location, good bualnesi
Box 2376.
Excellent
Tribune
WANTED Man or woman. Own and
operate 35 machines vending new
Herehey Bers. No selling. Age no
hsndlcap. Earn up to 6200 month
with expansion. Only 6195 cash
required. Give phone In reply
Tribune Box 2372.
FOR SALE Service Station. 1 lots.
4 pumps, 8.000-gsl. storage. Msln
8t . Central Point. A. R. Owlngs.
PERSONAL
PALMISTRY and crystal reading.
Phone 8446. 480 Mountain Avenue.
Ashland.
PcYCHIO CARD READINGS. 50c
603 80. Central, Formerly 632 80.
Fir.
MISCELLANEOUS
NOTICE I will not be responsible
for any debt contracted by my
wife, Beatrice Hendrlckson. Clif
ford Hendrtekeon.
PIANO INSTRUCTION Play the pi
ano, quickly, correctly. Classical
popular combined system. Any age
over 6- (By mall over 13.) Low
cost Arranging, composing. Songs
wanted, voids, music. Studio.
Liberty Building. Noon to 6:0
Fred Alton Height.
NOTICE Sam Dickson, formerly
of the Hotel Grand Barber Shop,
ha opened a sbop at South River
side Ave. end 12tb St. and wel
comes hi old pstrons and friends
to v!t hm at h'a new location
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Dressmaking.
mi FASHION SHOP Dressmaking
Fur Remodeling. Buttons and
Buck lee eovered Room 803 U. 6
NaVl - B'-lr Tel yt1
Expert Window Cleaner.
LET OEOROE DO IT
1 1 p e r t Window Cleaner Oenerel
house cleaners floor wextng pa In t-
tr-g r" F Q!ra-1 PT-.e-n H4
Refrigeration Service.
REFRIGERATION StRWlB CO. the
only excl-jalve refrureratl-m shop In
80 Or Authorised factory service
O r.o J21 w jseswm Ph 4M4
Painting nd Paperhanging.
SVLUVAjT BROS, ex JOHNSON art
no longer concerted lth Ekeraoa
Faint and Roof store. For paint
ing, paperin and interior decorat
ing phgoe lie 01 3444.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
MONEY TO LOAN
PAY
YOUR
ALL
BILLS
With Quick
CASH LOAN
AUTOMOBILE
FURNITURE
LIVESTOCK
Terms to Suit You
TOU WILL EKJOT
DOING BUSINESS WITH
OREGON FINANCE CO.
W. E. Thomas, Mgr.
Lie. No. S-311 M-217.
48 80. Central. Dial 4433.
Home owned and managed.
Since 1928.
Roofing.
WE REPAIR or apply any type of
roof pabco Rounngs Shingles
Costings and Paints Kew stock
Wall Paper Ekerson Psmt snd
Roof Co . 38 80 Bartlett Tel 3B43
Trantter.
CITY TRANSFER 81 STORAGE CO
Household moving snd general
hauling. 29 8 Grape. Phone 4664
day or night.
EAOS TRANSFER 8TORAGE CO
Office 16 South Fir. Phone 3828
Prices right Service guaranteed
DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
40 S Fir 8treet
Insured Carrlera
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 special
locker rooms st low rates
SAMSAN 8TORAGE WAREHOUSE
Phone S7S6
Venetian Blinds.
VENETIAN BLINDS Guaranteed, ateel
or wood Venetian Blinds. 29c sq ft
Installed Phone Burk's Medford
Tent & Awn 4472 Free estimate
1EATMEN FAVOR
Washington, May 31. (P)
Early returns from a nation
wide farmer referendum today
gave a favorable margin for an
agriculture department proposal
to establish rigid marketing
quotas on this year's wheat
crop.
First reports from Illinois,
Indiana, Maryland, Tennessee
and South Dakota gave 1,973
votes for and 556 votes against
the control program. This was
a favorable majority of 78 per
cent Approval by at least two
thirds of those voting was re
quired.
Incomplete returns from 18
of the 37 states in which polls
were established gave 39,089
votes for and 18,573 votes
against quotas. This was a fav
orable margin of 68 percent.
Agriculture department of
ficials had predicted that at
least 75 percent of the bread
grain growers would vote for
quotas.
Thirty million people have
come here from foreign lands
to gain liberty and security
since our constitution was
adopted in 1787. Today life in
surance plays a dominant role
in providing financial security
to Americas 30 million fam
ilies, 65 million persons in all,
owning policies.
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LOCAL and
Medford Visitors Among Med
ford business visitors Saturday
were F. E. Drake of Murphy and
Mr. and Mrs. R. Shanks of Rogue
River.
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Owen Returns James H.
Owen of Siskiyou Heights re
turned Friday from Portland
where he had transacted busi
ness during the past week,
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Returns Home Mrs. Carl
Foster returned to her home,
115 Clark street, yesterday from
Sacred Heart hospital after re
ceiving medical treatment there
for several weeks.
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From Ashland Recent Med
ford visitors from Ashland have
been Mrs. Ford Hunnell, Mrs.
H. H. Gearhart, Mr. and Mrs.
George Larder, W. M. Dodge
and Robert Dodge.
a a a
Improving Mrs. B. A. New
land, 851 East Ninth street, who
has been seriously ill at Sacred
Heart hospital following a ma
jor operation last week, is re
potted to be slightly improved.
P. O. Janitor Exam The civil
service has announced an open
competitive examination for Jan-
itor at the local postoffice. Ap
plications must be on file in Se
attle not later than June 10,
1941. Full information may be
obtained from the civil service
secretary at the Medford post
office. Plane Passengers Arriving
on the United Mainliner 6 p. m
southbound flagstop yesterday
evening were Mr. and Mrs. H. J.
Wells of Portland. Leaving on
the northbound afternoon flag-
stop were Mrs. L. E. Williams
to Minneapolis; E. L. Curtis and
G. E. Rice to Portland. Fore
noon southbound plane arrival
was J. D. Boyd of Portland, and
departing on the same plane
was A. V. Llndgren to Los An
geles. Leaving on the midnight
southbound Friday evening was
J. L. Tumey to Los Angeles.
A. C. Charters departed for
Portland on the Friday evening
northbound flagstop, and arriv
als, on the southbound evening
flagstop were E. P. Shirley and
A. V. Lindgren, both of Port
land. Friday noon northbound
plane arrivals were Viola Diet-
rick of Los Angeles and David
McKeown of Sacramento. Ar
riving on the forenoon south
bound was Mrs. R. Madison of
Portland, and departing were
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Davis to
San Francisco, Early morning
northbound plane passengers In
eluded F, R. Aalley arriving
from Los Angeles and leaving
G. Prock to Portland. Arriving
on the Thursday midnight south
bound plane were C. F. Reum
and R. C. Stone, both of Seattle
and W. R. Ferguson, Vancouver,
B. C. Arriving on the Thurs
day evening northbound flag
stop were Mr. and Mrs. M. P.
Holmes and-Mr. and Mrs. M. M.
Lyster, all of San Francisco.
Leaving were J. L. Lamb, J
Fleming, Miss M. Christensen
and Miss L. Phillips, to Port
land. Thursday evening south
bound flagstop passengers arriv
ing were L. Hinman and Juanita
Wilson of Portland and E. 3
DeVoe of Seattle. Leaving on
the same plane were W, R. Bor
den to Los Angeles and J. C,
Babcock and John Tacke to San
Francisco. Leaving on the
Thursday afternoon northbound
flagstop was F. B. Reynard to
Seattle.
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PERSONAL
At Hospital Mitchell Russell,
803 North Riverside Avenue, is
reported to be improving satis
factorily at the Community hos
pital where he underwent an
appendectomy Wednesday. He
is able to have visitors.
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Exam Slated State examin
ation for brokers' and ' sales
men's licenses will be held in
the city hall at 1 p. m., June 13,
according to an announcement
from Claude H. Murphy, state
real estate commissioner.
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Calls Board Meeting Chair
man George Frey of the Salva
tion Army advisory board of
Jackson county has called a
meeting of the board tor Mon
day at 7 p. m. in the office of
Captain Charles K. Cox at the
Salvation Army headquarters. -
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Here The Right Rev. B. D.
Dagwell, bishop ot the Episcopal
churches for the state of Oregon,
stopped in Medford Thursday
He was graduation speaker at
commencement exercises at Ash
land high school Wednesday
evening.
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From Portland F. Kramer
Deuel and Lee Bullis, formerly
of Medford, drove down Thurs
day to spend the week-end with
relatives here. Mr. Deuel is an
attorney with the Bonneville
Power Administration and Mr
Bullis is connected with the
Oregon Shipbuilding company
Leaves Monday Mrs. Kath-
erine Huntress, teacher at Wash
ington grade school, is leaving
by train Monday morning for
Atlanta, Ga., where she will at
tend a six-weeks summer school
course at the Oglethorpe uni
versity. En route she will visit
friends in El Paso, Tex., and
New Orleans, returning to Med
ford in August.
Visiting Here Mr. and Mrs
Joe Wood of Salem, former local
residents, arrived here Thurs
day night to spend several days
visiting friends and relatives.
Mr. Wood, assitsant state pur
cnasing agent, will return to Sa
lem tonight. Mrs. Wood plans
to visit in Klamath Falls with
relatives and friends for a week
before returning to her home
in the state capital city.
RAIDED, CLOSED
Andover, N. J., May 31. WP)
Camp Nordland, where thou
sands of German-A m e r 1 c a n
bund members and associates
paraded in the past four years
beneath waving swastikas and
photographs of Adolf Hitler was
closed as a meeting place to
day.
Deputies of Sussex county
Sheriff Denton J. Quick raided
the 210-acre camp In the rolling
farmlands of north Jersey yes
terday, dispersed 100 picnicking
persons, seized pamphlets, swas
tikas and pictures of the Ger
man fuehrer, and arrested one
person.
Quick led the raid few
hours after serving notice on
bund officers that a bill would
be Introduced in the state leg
mature repealing the camp's
charter.
Then, announcing he acted
under "authorization and direc
tion of New Jersey Attorney
General David T. Wllerut."
Quick declared the raid meant
breaking up of the camp.
anybody cornea here again we
will send them home," he said
KIWANIS TO HEAR
OIL CO. SPEAKER
Hugh A. Matter, public rela
tions representative of the Union
Oil Co., and an authority on the
proposed Alaska-Argentine high
way, will be principal ipeaker
at the Monday noon meeting of
the Kiwania club at Hotel Med
ford. Arrangements for the talk
are being mad by Kenneth
Parrett of the oil company
Medford staff.
Mr. Matier, who U an inter
esting and forceful speaker, will
illustrate his talk with glide
pictures, many of them taken
by himself.
The speaker la founder-
member of the Pacific Geo
graphic society, and a patron
of the Smithsonian Institute and
in 1803, at the request of the
Hon. Thomas Taylor, Canadia
minister of lands, surveyed the
Pacific-Columbia section of the
proposed T ran-Americas high
way.
First Currants
Portland, May 31. P First
currants of the season on the
local wholesale market told at
$3 full crate today.
DRIVE FOR $1500
STARTSTUESDAY
(Continued Prom Page One)
While the bulk of solicitation
work In Medford will be done
by community chest workers
under John C. Boyle, Chairman
Moffat emphasized that all vol
untary workers would be wel
comed. All solicitors will be
assigned a district when they
obtain their receipt books at
the chamber of commerce office
Monday or Tuesday morning,
each book to contain 10 receipts.
Those desiring to contribute to
the drive, who are not contacted
by a regular solicitor, are ask
ed to mail or leave their $1 min
imum check at the chamber.
Checks should be made out to
RMph Sweeney, treasurer of the
Medford U. S. O. committee.
The Medford U. S. O. commit
tee is composed of Moffat.
Sweeney, Capt. Charles Cox of
the Salvation Army, secretary,
nd the following: Lloyd Wil
liamson, commander of the
American Legion; the Rev. Jo
seph Knotts, president of the
Medford Ministerial association;
Father F. W. Black, E. H. Hcd
rick, John C. Boyle, Mayor H
S. Deuel, County Judge J. B
Coleman, Mrs. Leonard Carpen
ter, Mrs. Reese Braley and Mrs
Dolph Phipps.
The United Service Organiza
tions for National Defense, Inc.,
has been incorporated as a non
profit agency by the federation
of the following six national or
ganizations: the YJrt.C.A.. the
Y.W.C.A, the National Catholic
Community Service, the Jewish
Welfare Board, the Salvation
Army and the National Travel
ers Aid association. Thomas E
Dewey Is active chairman, and
38 governors. Including Gover
nor Charles A. Sprague of Ore
gon, are acting as honorary
chairmen in their respective
states. Oregon's quota is $89,-
000.
According to press release
from Oregon state headquortres
of the U. S. O., it Is proposed
that the clubhouses will be erect
ed by government funds In com
munlties most frequented by
men from adjacent army camps
and naval training bases. These
building will be leaned to the
United Service Organizations
under whose direction the six
participating agencies will co
operate In supplying personnel!
and program. It Is for this pnrt
of the program that the u. S. O.
will launch its national drive
to raise $10,765,000.
Operation, of the clubhouses
will provide contacts between
soldiers and sailors and people
of the community, provisions
for religious worship, counsel
and guidance on personal prob
lems, club facilities, educational
and cultural services. Informa
tion service, transient aid to sol
diers and sailors on leave and
to visiting relatives and friends.
'The army, according to the
press release, "has provided fa
cilities for religious worship,
entertainment, social recreation
and education within the camps
themselves. The greatest leis
ure time problem, however, does
not lie within the military res
ervations but In the adjacent
communities. Many of these are
small and sometimes find them
selves with a number equal or
greater than their entire popu
lation, spending the evening
when off duty walking the
streets, seeking some kind of
diversion."
Mr. Moffat explained at Sat
urday's committee meeting that
Jackson county's quota of $1500
did not represent the amount
that would be needed here in
rase the proposed army canton
ment is constructed and the
government builds a clubhouse
In Medford to take care of the
soldiers who will be stationed
at the cantonment. Jackaon
county'i money, he said, would
become a part of the national
fund of $10,763,000, and if
clubhouse Is built here the nec
essary money for its operation
would be forthcoming from the
national fund. It would probab
ly far exceed $1,500, be stated.
Fort Lewis. May 31 (VP)
Latest promotions for enlisted
men In Oregon's 186th Infantry
regiment as announced by Major
General George A. White, com
mander of the 41st division,
include:
Grants Pass: To be corporal,
Harold E. Mann.
Medford: To be sergeant, Rob
ert J. Russell; to be corporals,
Leigh E. Campbell, Leland E.
Jones and John R. Pruitt
Prospect: To be corporal, Jack
O. Glines.
Eagle Point: Corporal, Earl V.
Hamish.
LODGE
NOTICES
MEDFORD LODOl
No. 83. t. O. O. F.
meets every Tuea
day venlng. I. O. O. F. Hall. 321
Weet 6th St. VlalUng brother al
waya welcome.
O. O. Winter. If. O.
O. H. Benguon, V. O.
L. O. Howard, Secty.
24 YOUNG PEOPLE
OFFERED JOBS IN
Through the national youth
administration there will be
Jobs for 24 young people of
Jackson county when the mak
ing of cotton mattresses gets
under way here, according to
Mrs. Jacqueline B. Jones, home
demonstration agent, who is In
charge of the mattress program
launched in this county last
March.
Mattress centers will be es
tablished in the following com
munities: Applegate, Beagle.
Bellvlew, Central Point, Lake
Creek, Medford, Rogue River.
and Wimer.
Mrs. Jones stated that two
girls and one boy will be em
ployed as assistants at each of
these centers, and young peo
ple between the ages of 17 and
25 are eligible for the work.
They will need to place their
applications with Martin S. Rice
of this city, who is regional
director of NYA In southern
Oregon.
Orders have been placed for
36,000 pounds of cotton, with
ticking and percale in accord-'
ance, and It Is expected that
the cotton will arrive in two
weeks, at which time work on
the mattresses will begin. Ap
plications were made for 768
mattresses in this county.
NOTED DEAD
London, May 31 (.1") Little,
dark-skinned former King Pra
jadhipok of Slam (now Thai
land), who spent $3,000,000 a
year' to maintain an elaborate
court as the last absolute ruler
of the Far East kingdom, died
of heart disease early today at
his Surrey estate.
The 47-year-old monarch, who
had visited the United State
several times, had been In poor
health for years. During a five
month stay in America in 1031
ha underwent an eye operation
at Johns Hopkins hospital In
Baltimore.
Tha five-font king, who ruled
from 1925 to 1035, had resided
quietly In England with his ex
queen Rambal-Barnl since giv
ing up his throne. They had 40
servants and lived off an income
from Thailand estimated at $l,r
900,000.
Leavenworth, Kas., May 31
W) Brig.-Gen. E. L. G ruber,
commandant of the army's com
mand and general staff schools
at Fort Leavenworth, died un
expectedly of a heart attack last
night while playing bridge. He
wat 61.
Clatsop Fair Dated
Astoria, May 31. (Pi Clat
sop county will have a fair this
fall for the first time In years.
The county court authorized
construction of a fair building.
Travel Table
AIHPI.ANKS
Northbound
Leave alalia Cloae
4 41 a m. 4 03 a ra
ta 01 p m. 11:38 a m.
8 46 p m. (Flagstop) No Mall
8:18 p m IFlsgsiopI 9 11 p UL
Southbound
Leave Mall Ctaaw
11:13 a m. 10:87 a m.
I II p m. (Flagstop) 8.81 p m.
11:83 p. D. 11:01 p. m.
TRAINS
NorthkennS
Leave
in a. a.
Metis Cloea
10 OS a a.
68 p. as
IM p ID,
aoutheeand
Lear
140 a. m.
6 .40 p.aa.
Malta Close
6 40 a. aa.
6:40 p.aa.
Rorth
s so a. m.
1:80 BV
IHtO.
1:40 p. m.
S 48 p. aa.
oath
13 08 e. m.
6 so a as,
6 so a ev
8:80 a. m.
8:06 p aa.
Te Rtameth Fane
6 :40 a, a. and I 60 p. m.
rruea htametk tells
S 80 a m and 8 40 p aa.
() To Aahland only
() To Orant Fas eoly.
Hots: Auto connecting Prat-elaa
nail elose al 618 a at ftw delivery
at point Bona at lugene and at
l oo 1 at fee delivery at pouts
south of Dunaraulr. Cat
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