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Newspaper Page TextPAGE ELEVEN Want to Buy, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It's Filled With Opportunities! MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY. JUNE 5. 1941. tUftd vr o jo Wis patf Vou tU DtutwDif ctud ezacU) the ihin ou nave owd ,uub lug rut oi uit oi ixsae ot uuusea articles vou may naee beard) yuif ttie oi tur routs you mtv rind many Ui intra other are Mmiig aofl oe able to reaitz immediRte cub U what tou ant lao t aere advartiw toi it Irtbunt Claa ified Ada ara ine t penal e allacutal RATES Per word rirat mnin , Mli.ifi.iim V) Earh adtiiiliMiai lnartlon, per word . m Minimum lOe) Par lint per montb without copy chant , ,, f ' CASH or money ordar must at company all mail ordti classified tds. LOS1 AND FOUND LOST Gaa cap and keys in caaa. Reward. Leavt at Tr'bune. roUND--Black and whit hound. L. L. Lewis, Central Point. JtEPOhl luit dug, animal cruelty casgg Humane Society. Prione 6161 W AtlTED MALE HELP WANTED Elderly man or couple to care tor noma during summer. 83 mllea out on Crater Lake highway. Inquire Mr. Goodwyn, Hl-Way pool hall. WANTED Young man with car. Nice opportunity, wiin metropoli tan newspaper. Permanent posi tion. Salary. Phone 3888, morning or evenings. WANTED Man with truck and help to haul 85 tons of hay. Inquire Oscar Oysin, Route 3, Box 123, Old Pacific Highway. Phone 4017. WANTED Body and fender man. Shults Broe. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Housekeeper in country home. Box 3694 Tribune. WAITRES8 WANTED, must be orer 31. Berry dale Restaurant, North Riverside. HOUSEKEEPER between 18 and 40. complete charge employed couple'a home, two children. Call evenings, 2729. WANTED Woman for general house work; 3 In family; good pay. 1413 West Main, WANTED Dishwasher. Must be over 31 years old. 93 day and board. O'NelTs Cafe. Crescent City, Calif. WANTED Capable ml die aged housekeeper. Good wages and horn. Write Route 1, Box 486. HELP MALE AND FEMALE WANTED Cherry plckera. Inquire 1?7 N OnXlal. WANTED SITUATIONS EXPERIENCED young lady, buslnesa college end university background, wants stenographic or seen t-wiJ.. r-rk FfT'np B- CRO" Tribune. WAN FED MISCELLANEOUS CHERRIES WANTED. Urea or email quantities. Inquire 137 N. Oakdale. CASH for old horses. Dial J37t3 LAWN MOW ERA SHARPENED. Work guaranteed Call and deliver Mac b Ploy.1 a Pb 4080 333 N River aide Make you old mower like new BIOHEST casb paid for Iron, copper brass (vdiatora. aJumloum. bat teries, tubes rags, lead and sine Medford Bargain House WILL PAV MuT CASH For Oood Used Furniture. HOI.HKOOK FIRNITI RE 18 North Front. Phone 4038. WE PAV MORP. CASH Fo. Your Furniture BARN K.HI K(J AMREW 6th and Front Phone 3333. HORSE COW 9 FOR FEED Eagle Point Fox Farm Plums 37-X-7 NU-WAY Mattres. ana UphuHteHn Co Phone 3040 309 West 8th St BMT PKICKA PAII1 For Yovit Furniture LEADS PL'KMTl RE. Phone 4240. WANTED Wool, mohair hides and pelts Medford barcain Hnusa 37 North Grsp. M Phone 3744 WELL DRIU-1NO 81 SO per ft first FOR PEltl HOUbES FOR RENT Modern house, redeco rated. AI. . apartment and rooma. 300 West Jackson. POR PENT 7 -room modern unfurn ished house. lre sleeping porch, snide Call 819 N. Grape. POR RENT 5-room unfurnished house. Inquire 341 BeattT. POR RENT Furnished houw. No. 8 E.e-eit Court . W-at lith St AJ'Uta only d-s Paone 41 13 or 4956 TRUCKS FOR BENT- Move rourael! aav hall Pnntta Mobiutss Sta- FOR RENT APARTMENTS FURNISHED APARTMENT. 317 West 3nd St FOR RtNT 5-roum f;irnishd apart ment Inquire 604 F.a.t Main. A LOVELY 4-ronm unfurnished aosrtrr.nt; range. rfrt?eraor, and x"net:in blind. Pcn' 4485 vF'I I ME NTS FOr RFNT. 830 South F.r PVR NI SHED BTrtmer? private bath Prwidaire 86 W Mi-- FOR RENT Noe. ini.l f Jmild aaartment. j-Jt far twn. Fr.n- b rn; Ap?'J UaU Tnsune bneaa office. FOR RENT APARTMENTS UI FURNISHED APT., clean, close In. reasonable. H. R. Cook, 1104 Weal Main. FOR RENT 3-rooom apartment; 3 room house, garages; close In. 133 Almond St. FOR RENT Apartments, Frtgtdalre. electric stove. Holland Hotel. rOR RENT Furnished apartment, 815. Phone 4997. APARTMENT FOR RENT Nicely furnished 8 -room front apart ment In business section Hot and cold water, steam heat furnished Parking lot (or car- Rent reason able. Apply Mall Tribune office FINDLEY APT8 - Heat, hot water Frg and garage 803 8 Hl!y 8t FOR RENT Furnished Room ROOM in private hjme. 811 Van couver. FOR RENT Well-furnished sleeping room, garage I desired. 836 South Riverside ATTRACTIVE ROOMS 404 8 Orap FOR RENT BOARD. ROOM BOARD and ROOM. 930 N. Central. EXCELLENT MEALS, 80.00 weekly. 234 West 5th. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR REM Btor building and two offlc rooma Sea Al Uttrell or Roland L u board FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Milk cows. Phone 8-F-51 Eale Point. FOR SALE 45 waner pigs. Perdue, 14 mile north Central Point. FOR SALE Milking Shortl-oni bull Joe Dugan, I mile south Phoenix hul:e 3220 FOR SALE POULTRY TURKEY POULTS Saturday and Monday, 30c each. Dressier 's Hatch ery, 1107 East Main. Phone 3658. BOOK your late Chicks now. Rocks. Reds and Nev Hampshlres. Dress ler'a tchery, 110 East Main. PAT COLORED FRYERS. Dressler'a. 1107 E. Main. Phone 3650. FOR SALE Thoroughbred Holly wood White Leghorn roosters. Phone 3416. TOP QUALITY CHICKS at reduced price now. Rocks, Reds. Hamp shlres and Lcyhorns for June. 9c each, hatching Wednesday and Saturday each week. Central point Hatchery. FOR SALE DOGS PETS XR SALE English Pointer Pups. Call evenlt gs or Sundays. Jack Blckler, Spring St., Box 127-A. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES 1930 FORD COUPE. Model A. These are hard to get. Rogue River Chevrolet, 9th and Bartlett Sts. 1928 CHEVROLET COACH. You should see this special. Rotxue Rlv. er Chevrolet. 9th and Bartlett St. 1930 BUICK, an exceptional. Imagine a sedan at 6160. Rogue River Chevrolet, 9th and Bartlett Sts. ir FORD SEDAN, Model A. An exceptionally good one. See us at once- Rogue River Chevrolet, 9th and Bartlett Sts. USED CAR BARGAINS See US be fore you buy. Shult Bros. 39 PLYMOUTH COUPE. Ilka new excellent value. Terms. Phone 4461 I have sold m garage and moved my stock of Used Cars to m. home 655 Keen Way Drive. X am selling these fine cars at BARGAIN PRICES 1939 Olds 70 4-Door Sedan.-1745 1939 Olds 60 Bus. Coupe 595 1938 Olds Dlx 4-Door aedan.. 625 1938 Graham Special Sedan.. 545 1937 Packard 120 Sedan 525 1937 Doage 4 -Door Sedan . 465 1930 Olds 8 3 -Door ".n 45 1936 Olds 8 4 -Door Sedan 423 1936 Ford Pansl 165 Sea Rook EMERSON Across from Public Golf Course Phnnt 4016 FOR SALE REAL ESTATE 3-BEDROOM BUr'OALOW. large liv ing room, fireplace, hardood floor, in the pink of condition. 63.000.00. Shown by appointment only. Also Furnished duplex, an income prop erty at a bargain price. C. S. BUTTERFIELD 410 Medford Building FOR SALE 6 -room house, basement, furnace, comer lot. pavement. 4X Interest. Sea E. Gould. 323 West Jackson. BARGAIN FOR CASH Five-room houe. 8 acres, xntfltsh walnuts, family orchard, all kinds of berrlee. Edre of Jacksonville. H. L. Cook. Resl Estate. 1104 W. Main. STILL hare 8 or 4 homes at reason able prices H L. Cor.k, Real Es tate. 1104 W. Main. FOR SALS Large residence, close in Call 611 Wes 8tb. FOR SALE 4 -room house, nearly 3 acres, on Jacksonville highway. Full price. 6000. See W. A. Cailderi. Jacksonville. FOR SALE 3 ares elovr. clcne In. Make your own terms. Owner, Room 308 Hotel Grand. POR SALS Lot with garage: good location, cheap. Inquire 706 Da kota. Ho-.ne Wares. Beautiful Chromium Pyret. etc. Oreen stamps. Pick's STILL lot of flower pianta. Dress ier s. 1107 I. Main FOR BALM eH'ROI FENCER. Mfe. effective Alwsve delivers m tu rn urn current permitted by lew. peMi by Industrial Com miss! on o S:et of WiaenneLi " ECONOMY PFED Ac FEED CO, 317 West S:xth 8:. Phone 323 BUILDING A HoM'--It or handle all details rm 36 rear FHA loane qui'kJt effifientiy Ooldv Aget.ry JTTY ana eountrv umprtte Rentals Loft Insurance C 9 Butierfieid, 0 alcdiwrd B-iiiao. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE 8 1-6 ACRES mountain property, im proved, wltn 10-room modern house partly furnlahed: five cabins, free spring wster; on two highways. Sac rmoe for quick aale. Owner, Rt. 1, Box 395. Ashland. 11 ; mllea south of Ashland, below Siskiyou Junction. POR SALS Fine 7 -room modern dwelling, hardwood floors, fire places, two bathrooms, sleeping pom, double garage, new furnace, beautiful grounds. Priced for quick sale. CJ1 owner 8887 or see at 933 80. Oakdale Ave. FOR SALE One large log cabin locatea in wooaruif Meadows dis trict. Large fireplace, well equipped Rustic furniture, dishes and cook ing utensils. Cabin ta located in one of the finest hunting and fishing districts In southern Ore gon. Going at e, bargain price. Convenient terma to anvos inter ested. Claude Miles, Rogue River Chevrolet, Medford. FOR SALE 7 seres, 6-room plastered house with bath, good foundation, also 2 -room plastered house, barn, large chicken house. 3 acres In pss ture, seres full bearing orchard. Newtown and Delloious apples, cherries, English walnuts. This la s very nice home. Price. 85000 00. L. O. P1CKELL. 18 South Bartlett. POR SALS 705 West Tenth Street. 64560. This Includes one com- ' pletely furnished apartment elec tric refrigerator, range, overatuffed furniture and oil burner. Balance of home could be remodeled into two more complete apartments. Large lot 100x90, with lovely shade trees. CIom to courthouse and schools Marvelous Income prop erty. Charles R. Ray, exclusive agent. Room 317 Medford Bldg. Phone 3903. $1800 4 Bedrooms 7-roora modern home, pink of con dition, all plaatered; paved street; garage. A real buy MARK A. OOLDY Phone 8266 109 E. Main St. Evenings 3417 (Exclusive) POR BALE 6 -room house. 53 N Orange. FOR SALE Acreage, 81. .700, on Pa cific Hlway near Medford fruit stand . Fruit, berries. Or trade 61.600 equity for home In Medford Valley Real Estate, South Pacific Hlway. WHEN YOU think of resl estate think ff the Clinton Spencer At! cv FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS i FOR SALE M-W elctrtc refrtgrtor. commerctaJ sle: hotpotnt rnnjw, A-l condition. Rouu 1. Box 896, Ashland. FOR 8ALE 150-lb. lr bo In good condition; cheap. Jim Oregg, Cen tral Point. 5" Centrifugal, 1600 gallons par min ute, like new, (79.50. Pick Hdwe. RECONDITIONED used Radios. 13 50 and up. Western Auto Supply Co.. 101 South Riverside. CLEAN GRAIN HAY for sale. Mra M. L. Porter, South Columbus, elf Stewart. Phone 6052. MOTORSCOOTER for sale: Hood con dltlon. Telephone Jlmm; Glenn. CANNINQ strawberries; you pick them. 60c per crate; ty mlla west Talent school, Srct house on rlht. FOR SALE Heywood Wakefield baby bugo;y. 611 South Ivy. PUMPS. Jacuzzi e Meyers, for every purpose. Ouaranteed. Pick Hdwa. PAINT KOW. Beautify with Oensral Pr'ces are lowest. Pick Hardware POR SALE Bicycle, large tea box. j'wncei trailer. 017 ueatty. WASHERS and Pumps, reconditioned, priced o sell. Parts and service on all makea. Pick Hardwar. ZENITH. America's most usuable re frigerator. 6-year guarantee. Speed Queen washers. Extra feat urea. Compare values. Pick Hardware. FOR SALE Equity In 1940 electric refrigerator 417 Benao.. St. POR SALE CHEAP Upright piano. Tel. 6451. OARDEN and farm tools, hose. Low est prices. Lawn mowers. ot our demonstrator. Pick Hardware. WHITE KINO Pigeons, proline breed ers, at bargain prices. Rouu 1, Box 316-A. Central point. POR SALE BOAT and trailer. See Hohlweg. 8th and Bartlet. NO SHORTAGE of plnu. dnnlaa. snaps, asters, petunia, etc.. 16c dos . a dor 35c. Ind' na canner and Marglobe tomato plants. Maddox Valley Oreenhouse, 1 block east of riggly wifjily. A OOOD doae of casb on the barrel head la a complete cure for too many drinks of dollar down, says J-Jt second Hand store. 10 South Orape. POR SALE Sawmill with 64-lneh Mershon band saw. All stam power, pr.ee 00 v. Held. 1504 Oregon. Klamath Palls. Ore. POR SALE Blacksmith tool, cheap 109 South Holly. POR SALE Low priced lumber or any building materials Call us be fore you buy II O Stephenson Co.. Court and McAadrewa. Telephone AMI POR SALE; DAIRY PLY SPRAYS Monarch Seed A Peed Co. REAL BUYS In used clithlng 1405 No Rlveralde serosa from Beck's Bakery Por Sale- S jgar p;n ahakee Make ideaj roofing Paber a. Central Point POR SALE Pouitrv. Dairy Peeds prirea ngnt Monarcn seed Peed Co POR BALE: Brrv eups and crates also fruit baskets, all kinds Mon arch Beef? A Peed Co OR SALE Oreen Plr Blab Tele- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES POR SALE Tourist Camp. Pining Station and S'ore near Rogi Riv er Oregon, on Highway 99 and Rnue river. Priced on a fivt-year par out. baaed on aet three monthe Income. 60 cash, balance easv terma. Blfnal Cottages, Rogue River. Oregon. POR BALE Semca ticn Hta 4 pumps 6 000-,1 forie Hum St, Centfsj rank sV tL (wife. PERSONAL CARD READING, 11.00. 839 Jean nette. PALMISTRY and crystsi reading Phone 3446. 480 Mountain Avenue, Ah!ar.d MISCELLANEOUS FOR BEST Body and Pendsr repair ing ano Auto painting, enuita Urn. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Dressmaking. rrlB FASHION SHOP Dressmaking Pur Remodeling, Buttons and Buckles covered Room 803 (J. 6 Nafl Bile TVI 393! Expert Window Cleaner. LEI OEOROE DO IT Expert window Cleaner General house eleanera. floor waxing pslnt- tng Geo f Olra-rt Phone 3954 MONEY TO LOAN PAY ALL YOUR BILLS With Quick CASH LOAN AUTOMOBILE FURNITURE LIVESTOCK Terms to Suit You YOU WILL ENJOY DOINO BUSINESS WITH OREGON FINANCE CO. W. E. Thomas, Mr. Lie. No. S-31I M-217. 45 So. Central. Dial 4433. Home owned and managed. Since 1928, Painting and Paperhanging. SULLIVAN BROS ti JOHNSON are no longer connected with Ekeraon Paint and Hoof Store. For paint ing, papering and Interior decorat- In? phone 2;nl or ?(I44 Refrigeration Service. REFRIGERATION SERVl' E CO. the only excljslve relrratl.in shop In So Ore Authorised factory service D Ooulrt ??t w Jeclnon Ph 45S4 Roofing. WE REPAIR or apply any type of roof Pabco Rooflnga 6 n t o g I a Coatlncs and Patnta New stock Wall Paper EKerson Paint snd Roof Co 3H So Bartlett Tel 3B43 Transfer. CITY TRANSFER It STORAGE CO Huuseh-jld moving and general hauling 39 s Grape Phone 4664 day or night. EAD3 TRANSFER & 8TOKAOE CO Office 16 South Fir Phone 2828 Prices right Service guaranteed DA Via TRANSFER AND STORAGE 40 a Fir Street Insured Carrlera Local and Long Utstnnce Hauling. Phone 2888 FURNITURE MOVING AND STOR AGE We have van moving equip ment for local and long diatanre hauling Drv and clean Horace (concrete buildlnj with apecla) locker rooms at low nitn SAMSON KTORAGE WAREHOUSE Ph-ine S7M( Venetian Blind. VENETIAN BUNDS Guaranteed ateel or ood Venetian Blind- 29c aq rt Installed Phone Bur It's Medford Tent tV Awn 4472 Pre e-Utmnie LEGAL NOTICES. Notice of Final Settlement. In the County Court of the Stat Of Oregon for Jack son County. In the mattei of the estate of Mae Barlow Rankin, dffcued. The unrierelKned hna filed In the County Court of Jackson County. Oregon, the final account of his ad ministration of the estate of Mae Barlow Rankin, dreaaed. and aald court has fixed the 35th dav of June, 1641 at the hour of ten o'clock In the forenoon of that day. at the County court room in the Jackson County Court House , at Medford. Oregon, aa the time and place for the settlement of said estate. All persons Interested In aald es tate are hereby notified and required ACROSS L Turn to Uie urt 4. lummom pub i: Wild shaep 13. Ordinaries II. Conjunction a&. Quick mum inrust I. Rind of Isttuee SI Mvuif 11. Tree . bp t on a play- is,. ijpmi ina caro 14. ToDas hum 41. ITiopttan river 41. Wirnlo 44. fiiavlre powar 4i. Ic!arfS 47. Mcihed fa Hi 4. Morbid rp Ira lory aoun'ia 10. Former mil iary dtferse IS. Away from tha eonter of the riOfly M. Old rartt game s7. I'ar'ainug to ming bird 11. L'nrJwri'.aiifJ IS. Scarcer IT. f atten II. Character la ''.-m In W or-ier- land" Fid c;ila iJ, Kama 'a daar 14. Thre-1v1 niStaJ faataoar IT. tiavlrg a aeal- Da lr-nt4 rr.srela ff Ork Uft. II. In u.s place So. roam I I S I H lf I4 1 f '"W o " , zzzz s it""-3 i$ a 7" 7f Ijf if"" 7o 33 "n3! tf'Zli 3? 2o"7'3r "tr7? cT 1 3J jfr zr 7c" Ti 7T71 TT7t 7i yr T 7f H 1 1 H 1 1 1 kH 1 to make or f!! their objections to ald final account, if any they have, on or before the time aforesaid fixed for the hearing and settlement thereof. Date of this notice and tha first publication thereof Is May 32. 1941. O H BKNOTSON. Administrator. THE GRANGE Central Point Grange Central Point grange will meet Friday evening with the worthy chaplain, assisted by the lec turer, presenting a program fof those whose birthdayi fall in this quarter. An outstanding feature of the program is to be the beautifully decorated birthday table. Its n.ain motif, honoring National Flag day, has been artfully worked out by Clara Vincent, with Grandma Vincent faithfully supplying the dainty and essen tial needlework. The lecture hour also honors the flag. Start ing with the making of the first American flag ever to be fired upon, and going through stveral interesting features of its his tory down to the panorama of the present day "Makers of the Flag." Some expected to take part In the program are Eula Foley, Eva Smith, Charity Sanders. Frcida Smith, Mrs. Tracy and the six little colonial dnmcs who amused everyone in their previous ap pearance on Washington's birth day program. The men of the grange, "losers as usual,' will furnish the eats, wash the dishes, etc. Williams Grange Roy Patterson, chairman of the agricultural committee, re ported on the results of the squirrel poisoning campaign at the regular meeting of Wil liams Grange. He estimated 4.500 acres on the east and west forks of Wil liams creek had been covered. A report was also given by the committee which visited Missouri Flat in an effort to secure a bridge across the Ap plegate at the county line op posite Provolt store. Roller skating parties are held at the Grange hall every Friday evening, also Sundays, from 2 to 4:30 under manage ment of Mr. and Mrs. Livy Murphy.- The social meeting of June 3 will serve Ice cream and pie, each family bringing pic pr cake and materials for the ice cream. A. D. Gray was appointed to fill the lecturer's place at times Mr. Roley is not present. Rogue River Rogue River, June 5. (Spl.) Two marriages of Interest to Rogue River were the marriage June 1 of Mist Annabel Heath to Paul Callahan oi Eugene at Eugene. Mrs. Callahan is. one of the school teachers hcie. Mr. Callahan is a student minister al Eugene. Miss Avis Osborne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marsh all Osborne, and Lawrence Vun Hoy, son of Mrs. Harry Skev lngton, were married Saturday evening at Gold Hill. They wll make their home on Oak Street in the Fowler house. Mr. Van Hoy is employed by the Murray Murphy dredge on Pleasant creek. Mr. and Mra. Claude Murry. Mra. Florence Bodkin and Mrs. Claudia Music of Bonaxa, Mrs. Sarah Wake man, Mrs. Mabel Payne snd children of Klamath Falla. Mrs. Mabel Wll aon, Mra. Ida Scott, Mra. Alva Weth eral and daughter, Helen of Roseburg. Solution Of Yesttrday's Puula 1. r)lf (i. :( of tha Ara Man Nights l. AfflrmatW 44. Splrltad horse la, Wa'cn aacratJr DOWN 1. Minced dish 1 On tha ocean 1. V otd i n r rM uo Ire an al tarr.ativ Fr)rbar Htto a rttl I- ka nth Pitjv-ad out Moat placid F.iralient ftfitan poet Rational II. alaaonlr door tl. Eitanl ti lamd peraos n H'orea 24 lfirv 71 r'amohari 23 An r, i handlat t Whirl U. rint letfare et nna'i nimi tT. F-ifti of a roef 4 Curt-a'l 41 Annnys 4. C'nvnJ 44. Brn-unt Int a row 4! Provarb Ml Nautical hail- ir raU 1. Portand IS Law sal'ar 4 On h inest point 19. T'rm mtf dlt- ra tt. Arsar I E NflS M A Sf4 A L.E 5.p1p A U la C 1D p air F L L L eUo u n e aimHa r a ntQmV:m f"SP' I13'Ctawai SITlTTC LQPiqiTiE Nj&lV "TaToHs c air'a bBh'iE A L -Ajstfo N e PajMlE' A PEQPiAL its TBe16S W s,ti' IvlAlLaAIUTts'T AjF ATlE L ffitfTiilN m;e t eIIm qt eWo r q pir'o!pi tie!rUoteivv Mr and Mra. Harold Scott of North Bend were visitors here Memorial day. Mrs. Cloyd Dirk. Mrs. Sam Sandry. Mrs. Albert Mcllvaln. Mrs. Elisabeth Towler and Mrs. James Whipple en Joyed a trip to Roseburg May 25 and spent the day visiting Mrs. Mabel Wilson. The ladles visited the Rose burg library, which at one time was a dwelling house, and got some very good Ideas in regard to remodeling the dwelling which was left by the late Samuel Mathla for the ladlea of the Civic Improvement Club to use aa a library. Mrs. Wilson returned with the ladlea and visited several daya at the &andry homa. Lonle Plckbaum made a business trip Into the state of Washington last weeek. Mr. and Mra. LDIoyd Smith left Tuesday by motor for Montana to visit Mr. Smith's mother and other relattvea. Mra. Edith Knox. Mtsa Arietta Tyer rell, Mlsa Alyce McLaren, all Rogue River teachers, left Tuesday on bi cycles for a week's stay at Crescent City. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dennis win Join them Saturday and bring them home by car. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Msgnuscn wsre dinner guests Sundsy of Mr. and Mra. Ollle Esterllng and Mra. Marie Stock at Ashland. Mr. snd Mrs. Sam Sandry and Mra. Mabel Wilson of Roseburg were din ner guests Thursdsy at the James Whipple home Mr. and Mra. Hawk will leave Thursday for their home In Montana after spending the winter here visit ing their daughter, Mrs. Al Osborne and family. Mra. Anna Oden of Evans Valley and her mother. Mrc. Tom Wilson of Rogue River, are visiting a tew days In Grants Pass at the home of Mrs. Odrn'a daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Lutmsn. Bill Hartman, Sr., had the mis fortune May 24 to cut off the thumb of hia left hand while splitting wood. Mr. and Mra. Prank Heath and Mra. Roy Holllster and small aon at tended the wedding of Mlsa Annabel Heath at Eugene Sunday. Mrs. Burwell O'Keily returned Thursday from a vlalt of several daya with a vlster In Seatttle. Klamath Falls, June 9 (Spl.V An increase in milk prices was inaugurated here June 1, made necessary, it was claimed, by Increased costs of production. Milk previously selling at 11 cents per quart took a one-cent Jump, as did 12-cent milk (five per cent), which rose to 13 cents. Cream selling In half pints for 18 cents rose to 20 cents, pints from 33 to 38 cents, and quarts from 65 to 70 cents. In the wholesale field, there was no increase In half-pints and pints of milk which sold for three and six cents, respec tively, but nine-cent quarts rose to 10, and gallons which sold at 36 cents, Jumped up to 40. A four-cent jump was also no ticed In retail prices of milk by the gallon, going up from 44 to 48 cents. SOUGHT Bf KNOX Washington, June 8. JP) Secretary Knox aked congress today to prohibit all photographs or sketches of national defense centers or objects anywhere, and said Japanese agents were tak Ins; such pictures. The secretary of the navy testified at a closed session of the senate naval affairs com mittee In favor of legislation that would impose penalties of $300 and six months Imprison ment for taking photographs of any vessel, yard, aircraft or national defense center or object anywhere, specifically Including the Philippine Islands. HALTS HAIL TRAFFIC Llllooet, B. C, June 5. -TV- Traffic on the Pacific Great Eastern railway, halted Tuesday for four hours by crawling army of caterpillars which cov ered the rails for a distance of seven miles, Wednesday got back to something like normal, al though trains were still running late. Wheels of locomotives and can ground the millions of crawlers Into ooze for a distance of seven miles and brought trains to a stop. WPA PROBES CHARGE THAT REDS ON ROSTER Portland, J u n 5. (JD- Charges by Eugene Allen, edi tor of the Oregon Labor Press, that several communists are on Oregon WPA rolls, were being investigated todav by William Wood of the WPA intelligence division. Wood aald the Investigation was routine, since employment of communists or bund mem bers by tha WPA Li prohibited by law. FEDERAL DEBT IN P Washington, June 15. 'T) The federal debt soared above $48,000,000,000 today, after a jump of $1,100,000,000 In the last 30 days. About $300,000,000 of the rise was due to sales of defense savings bonds, but the debt went to $48,393,333,938 today after the treasury recorded Its $600,000,000 sales of regular styles of bonds to banks last week. Growth of the defense pro gram which has cost $5,279. 603,723 since last July 21 has caused extensive borrowing by the treasury. Today's debt fig ure was $5,426,002,800 larger than It was when the fiscal yaar began last July 2. U. S. TROOP PARADE TERMED PITIFUL Topcka, Juno S. OP) After viewing a parade of 1,500 mech anized troops Topekans heard Brig. Gen. R. C. Rodpers, Fort Riley commandant, cal. it "one of the most pitiful things I ever have seen. General Rodgers addressed business men's banquet after the parade yesterday and said Those trucks which paraded up your main street were as helpless as a fleet of vegetable trucks. Each of them should have had three machine guns, an anti-aircraft gun, side arms and rifles, but there wasn't a gun In the lot. The reason is that we simply haven't got them." E Trenton, N. J June 5. lP) It's charter outlawed by the legislature, the German-American bund auxiliary disclosed to day through counsel that it had turned over Its Camp Nordland at Andover, N. J., to 400 mort gagees and surrendered the charter to the secretary of state. Camp Nordland was raided Memorial day by deputies led by Sheriff Denton J. Quick on a warrant charging the Bund auxiliary was operating a nui sance. Quick closed the camp In a climax to two years of protests by various groups against rallies by the German American bund beneath waving swastikas and large photographs of Adolf Hitler. LAKE 0" WOODS IS Klamath Falls, June S (Spl.V Postcard and letter writers who will receive mail at Lake o' the Woods this season must leave out the "The" and address mall as "Lake o' Woods" if they want to keep on good terms with pos tal authorities. Lake o' the Woods summer home owners were advised the name ot the postofflce would be changed to "Mt. McLaughlin" on June 1. A flood of letters poured into Congressman Walter M. Pierce who has advised that the postofflce would be known at "Lake o' Woods" In the future Reason for the proposed change were numerous. One was that It confused tha postal authorities with Lake o' The Woods, Minnesota, and the other, that it "was too long." So leave out the "the." New York, June 5. (Pi Arthur Curtlss James, whose business was In trains and whose pleasure was In yachts, died last night, one of the na tion's wealthiest but least known Industrialists. Pneumonia won a week-long lege with the 74-year-old rail road builder at Harkness Pavll ion. His death followed by 20 days that of his wife, the former Harriet Eddy Parsons. James' great wealth at one time estimated at S3SO.000.000 in 40.000 miles or about a sev enth of the country's total rail road mileage stemmed from In herlted copper, silver and gold mines and rail securities. Cm Mail Iribua vant ad. LODGE NOTICES MEDFORD LODGE . No. 103. A. p. A. M, Special G June . Work In Master Mawn dvrf. GLEN L FABKICK. W. U. SHRINE STATED 6E ttlON. HUiah Temple, meeta at Masonic hall. Ah.and. Friday evening. June 6th, in stated ses sion. Routine and oth er Important bualnem. All 6hrnrs Invited. Refreshment! after aesion. MILLARD W ORlBB. Potetate. R. E. DE THICK. Recorder. Meteorological Report Rf V n. WK4THKH Rt HF-.C Forecasts Medford and vicinity: Partly cloudy tonight and Prlday; cooler Friday. Oregon: Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with light showers near coast Friday: fcys on coast, cooler in west ern valleys Friday; moderate north west winds off coast. Local Data Temperature a year ago today: hlfihest 77, lowest 40. Total monthly precipitation, none; deficiency for the month, .13 Inches. Total precipitation since Septem ber 1, 1840. lfiOl inches; excesa for the season 2.10 lnchea. Relatlv. humidity at 6 p. m. yes terday 34 percent; 6 a. m. today 00 percent. Tomorrow: sunrise 4:30 a. m sun set 7:43 p. ra. Observation! Taken at 4:30 a. ta. I to Meridian Time. if n ; S X 3 3 BolM Boston Chicago Denver .. ,, Eurrka Havra Loa Angelea.. Mrrtlonl New York -Omaha Phoenix Portland Reno 43 .00 Clear 54 .00 Clear 53 .00 Cloudy 64 .00 ' Cloud T 64 .00 Cloudy 61 JO0 Cloudy 48 .00 Cloudy 60 .00 Cloudy 63 T Cloudy 64 .00 P Cloudy 45 .00 . Clear 60 .00 Cloudy 48 .00 P Cloudy 61 .00 p Cloudy 63 .00 Cloudy 4S .00 P Cloudy 62 .29 Rain 67 J00 Cloudy Roseburg 70 Salt Lake 78 fian Francisco 73 Seattle 7J Spokana 77 Wash., D. C . 71 Yakima 81 FATAL CRUSH CAUSED Astoria, Ore., June 5. (IP) A three-truck collision on a smoky highway yesterday killed Alvln M. Kelly, 35, Tacoma log truck driver, and injured an other man. John Dawson, driving one of the trucks, told police he slow ed down after encountering a dense imoke pall on the high way north of Seaside. Tha smoke came from a roadside fire. Kelly, driving the following truck, crashed into the rear of Dawson's - machine and a log, rammed forward by the Impact, crushed him to death. Guy French, driving a third truck, struck the wreckage and suffered serious burns on one leg in tha resulting fire. Ketchikan Has Fira Ketchikan, Alaska, June 5. Wr Two coast guard cutters Joined the fire department In controlling fire, which swept through the Alaska Steamship company'i warehouse and an adjoining business block Wed nesday morning. Travel Table . . AIKI'I.AMS Northbuuud Leave Kails Close 4 47 a os. 4.03 a m. 13 07 p m. II 33 a m. ( 4S p m I rat atop) Ho Uail :16 pm IPIatsuipl IJtpm. aoulbtMUDtf Leave alalia Close 11.13 a m, 10 37 a m. 13 pm. (Flagstop) 31 p m. 11-53 p. m. ix7 p m. TKAIM Mortbbound leaes) Malta Close I 1 :08 a m. 10 OS a m. 4)6 p. as 1.-06 p m. aoDthbonnd Leave Malls rrioae '7:40 a. m. 40 a. m. 4.40 p. a. 4:40 p m. BLStS Hortb South I.JO a. m. 13:06 a. m. I SO a m 6 60 a m. 85 a m. "Iioi a. 1:40 p. m. ' SO a. m. .46 p. m, 6.06 p. m. To Klamath rails :40 a. m. and 5 50 p. ra, rrvm kwmeih tails 30 s re and 40 p ex () To Aaniand only 11 Ta Grants rase only. Mite: Auto -connecting tirst-etaaa oisll elosea al 8:16 s a tit delivery al points aonb of K Jeue and at 1 00 p m for delivery at pouts eoulA of Punsmulr, Cal