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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNT, MEDFORD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 11, 1941. PAGE NINE Want to Buy, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It's Filled With Opportunities! t i tteaO every M OD (Ale pa If You eno orutM-oiy cino mkcLI) Ua ltlOt( TOU QA Ve DMO ltAk leg foi i sale or trad loi unused articles ruu may ba Seaxcto ru'ji atue ot store room you may find many ttiiixt others are seesii.e. sod oe able to realize immediate eaaa U what you want uo t oer advertise foi It lTibune Clas sified Ada axe inexpensive eifecurel RATES Far word rtrst iiuertluau . Mlmmiini ll V mth additional Inesrlluo, per wurd Minimum I Or) ret line per month without copy chants ...ilJ CASH or moasy ordsr must company -- mail order classilidd ds. LOST AND FOUND jjOeT-Oas model airplane in vicin ity of Agate desert. Notify Skin ner's Oarage or phone 436a and receive reward. LOST Black overnight bag on Mead ows road. Notify Jeanette Talent, Sams Valley; small reward. LOST Lleht colored Jersey Cow with horns; branded 'U connected K under Bar"; ear mark swallow fork in right, crop and under bit In left. Ira Wheeler, Route 3, Boi S3. Eagle Point. REPOKT lost dugs, animal cruelty eases Humane Society. Phone C151 WANTED MALE HELP WANTED A ranch hand. R. Beall, Be nil Lane. RANTED Man, age Immaterial it active, to handle local business In Ashland, Medford and Grants Pass (or responsible manufacturer. Pull or spare time. No selling or expe rience necessary. Can earn up to 6200 monthly. 350 cash required, secured. Phone Mr. Beyer, Room (33. Hotel Medford. Tuesday or Wednesday, for Interview. WANTED Elderly man or couple for llsht chores; 'dwelling furnished. Small wages. Tribune Box 2987. WANTED Single ranch hand, good milker; good wages. Prof. Engle hardt. route 3, Box 20. WANTED Body and fender man. Shults Bros. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Olrl 18 to 24. travel to Florida and return. Salary and drawing account. See Mrs. Car penter, Hotel Allen. 4 to 8 p. m. WANTED Experienced waitress, over 21. Diamond Cafe. VIAVI Good opening for a mature woman, whole or part time. Mra. P. 8. Oannett, Portland. Manager In town June 16. Olad to meet friends and applicants. Write for appointment, care Hotel Medford. WANTED Woman housekeeper, for man and wife. Modern home. No laundry. By the year. Box 3743 Tribune. DAY NURSERY, enclosed yard. En tertaining, educational games, singing, story hour; lunch if de aired. 15c per hour. Phone S240. Ask for Beverly. WANTED Housekeeper. Phone 4002, 718 (.rant. WANTED Middle-aged ladv desiring home to act aa companion for elderly lady, also do lleht house work. Remuneration to be decided during Interview. Write P. O. Box 8 M-'lT'Vfl plr vf-rTf-. HELP MALE AND FEMALE WANTED Cherry pikers. Nice Urge r.. Ed F3S.TalntM WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Experienced farmer to handle 800-acre cattle ranch on shares. 80 acres farm land, bal ance pasture and timber. Answer Box 2988 Tribune. WANTED Olrl to share apartment. Apply No. 2 Bishop's Apartments, alter 8 p. m. 812. WANTED Estimates for llnln smsll canala with concrete Ooot oppor tunity for small contractor. Ad drew: B. V. I. District, Macdoel. California. WANTED Trailer with 8 00x18 tire. Phone 2866. CASH for old horses Dial 8378 - LAWNMOWERs SHARPENED Work guaranteed Call and deliver Use 4i noy-te Pa 4080 232 N River side Make you old mower like new HIGHEST cash paid for Iron, copper nrasa. tvaiatora. aluminum. Bat teries fines rags lead and sine Medford Bargain House WILL PHY Mtrvf CH pnr o-wl Cs.1 p-irmture HOI IIHOIIK FLRMfl Kf. 18 North front. Phone 4023 WE P4 MORE CH Po. Tour Furniture BAKrHI KU AMlHCvje 6ta and front Phone 3333 BUT PHH H P4II For Tom Furniture tDi FL'KMTIRE Ptrnne 4i4. NC-lAAT Maltres. and Upnolsrenng Co Phone 3948 208 West 8th St HOfitl COWS POR FEED tsgle Point Pus Parm Ph ne 27-X-7 WANTED Wool, mob sir hides ar.d pet's MeOford tere-sin Hnisa 27 North Orsn. St Phone 8744 WILL DR1LUNO 6150 pet ft first FOR RENT Furnished Rooms X'R RENT Pleasant r-wn for gen tleman, cl'ee in. i ) E-i". Ma n naACHVl BOOMS, 4v4 S. tirape. FOB RENT HOUSES FOR SALE 7-room house, hsrwood floors, basement, furnace; lot 7Sx 180, paved street, excellent location. Would consider 6-room house In exchange. See I. Gould, 223 West Jackson. POR RENT 4-roora house, 2 bed rooms, partly furn.shed. Right off Oakdale Ave. 323, water paid. Phone 3834. FOR RENT 4-room unfurnished du- 6 lex. close In. Inquire 634 North artlett I RUCKS FOR RENT Move yourself san half Prultt'e Mobilgss St. tlon Mmn and fry Phnne 414ft FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT CU-an apartment, lower floor. 3 large rooms. 617 Beatty. FOR RENT Completely furnished modem air conditioned apartment. Adults. 630 South Oakdale. FOR RENT Apartments. Adults. No pets. 334 Apple. FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms In private home. 118 Genesee. APARTMENT FOR RENT. Inquire 807 Weat 10th. FURNISHED APARTMENT. 217 West 2nd St. FOR RENT 6-room furnished apart ment, inquire 004 East Msln. FURNISHED apartment, private bath Frlgldalre. 808 W. Main. APARTMENT FOR RENT Nicely furnished 3-room front apart ment In business section. Hot and cold water, steam heat furnished Parking lot for car Rent reason able. Apply MaU Tribune offloe VACANCIES Apartments. Adults, no pete. 249 South Riverside. VACANCY Furnished apartment. Adults. No pet. 1005 West Main. COMFORTABLE, nice, housekeeping room, close In. 237 North Central. FOR RENT BOARD. ROOM DAY NURSERY, day or week. So. rean, nenr Stewart. Mrs. Ekman. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR LEASE Corner business loca tion. Box 3741 Tribune. FOR RENT Electric hedge trimmer. 61. Hansen Hardware. FOR REN1 Store Building and two office rooms See Al Llttrell or Roland 1 ubnard FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 6 cows, all milking. 3 Just fresh. Jeasena Service Station. Phone 2673. FOR SALE Weaner plge and sows with pigs. Perdue, & mile north ox central roini. FOR SALE 20 head dairy cows and helfera. Jerseys. Guernsevs and Durham. 1st house south of Agate ocnooi. FOR SALE Milking Shorttom bull Joe Dugan. 1 mile south Phoenix 'lut.e r.20 FOR SALE DOCS PETS FOR SALE CHEAP Purebred Sprlng- er spaniel puppies. Ida Golf, 624 Jordan St.. Grants Pass. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE or HIRE 1934 dump irucx. stucco nouse, spring street. FOR SALE Roadster and new boat. Phone 4903. 716 Grant. USED CAR BARGAINS See us be fore vo'j bur Stuilt Bros. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 8 lota, 3150 to 8400. 610 down, 65 per month. Mantle Street. H. N. Lofland, 326 South Oakdale. 40 ACRES near Wlmer. 4-room house. large fireplace. Some commercial timber. 81000. Also 10 acres, fine building spot. 5 acres grapes. 4 acres hay land. Some atone fruit. 31.000 for 8 quick sale. C. 8. BUTTER FIELD 410 Medford Bldg. INCOME PROPERTY for sale, 81700. near school. Phone 4280. FOR SALE at Bargain for Cash 14 acrea on Crater Lake Highway and Rogue River frontage. Write Box 48. Ooahen, Oregon. FOR SALE: 34 acres on north side of Barnett Road acrose Bear creek from County Shops. Joins new City Park on the south. Roads on four sides of property. Planted to alfalfa, clover and grain. Ideal for farm home or eub-dlvlslon. Has good bsrn. livable ho-se. fine well, water piped to buildings. Priced at 8190. per acre for short time only. Own er H- O. Lvtton on premises. FOR SALE Modern 5-rnom houee. svw. balance monthly. Term 335 Mae Street. ACREAGE IN CALIFORNIA, trade for mining claim or wnat7 jimmu Box 2994. COUNTRY HOME Origins! Invest ment. 612.000. priced to ae.i i 87.500. C. 8 Butterfleld. 410 Medford Bldg. FOR SALE Attractive 7-room house near high school: herawooe, noors. f irrar. flrplace; fine ahade. Box 3679 Tribune. FOR AI E or trade fr Medford elty property nuse wnn i menu. In Klsmeth Fall Phone 3613. 614 Beatty. FOR SALE 8 choice lot: paving. s'.dewslk. sewer, water. sur-v bv euht nw FHA Insured home Phone Syd Brown. 4.150. FOR SALE Large lot. 3-room house. modem, cloee in on ruver;ae nr Good buslnes site. Box 2933 Tribune. BARGAIN FOR CAH Five-room h"use. 3 acre. e?rw'.:h wtlntit. family orchsrd. sll kinds of berrl r.. Jacksonville. H L. Coot. Reel Eute. 1104 W M:n STILL have 3 or 4 homes at reaeorj. able prices H- L Cook. Real te t.f no w Main. FOR SALE Large residence, close la Call 611 Wee 3th. BUILniMO HiM-lt ur handle all details on 35 tfsr PR A loana q.ucJL.1. efficient.;. Ouedy " TOR SALE REAL ESTATE CITT and country properties. Renula. wuwua. insurance u o ouiieriieia 409 Medturd Building s.iu or trade 160 acree. partly cut-over. House, barn. Ideal for stock. Cash or terms. A bar gain. 414 Han.ll.on. POR S I J T hnnua . 1 inn -1 . - llmlu. city water. Income. 360 per munui. jerm. twner, 0 is a Main. 8 1-8 ACRES mountain property, Ira proved, wltn 10-room modern house partly furnished; five cabins, free spring water; on two hlghw-.ys. Sac rifice at 322 50. Ow ner Route 1. Box 395. Ashland. 114 miles oum ot AAniana, below Siskiyou UI1CUOU. FOR SALE 6-room house. 63 N Orange. FOR SALE Acreage, Si.700. on Pa cific Hiway near Medford fruit stand. Fruit, berries. Or trade 1.800 equity for home In Medford Valley Real Estate, south Pacific niway. WHEN VOD think of real estate think rf the Clinton Spencer rOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS BANKRUPT Stock of Davis Feed store. 1713 North Riverside. Medford, now being of fered at wholesale prlcea and leas, consisting of reeds, seeds, poultry supplies, aprayera. garden tools, salt, grlta, stock remedies, etc. ueaiera invitea. FOR SALE Royal Ann cherries, de livered in city. Phone 2002. FOR SALE General Electric, 6 ft. ca- paclty refrigerator: In verv good condition. Tribune Box 2019. GARDEN TRACTOR FOR SALE Little used and in top condition, about half original nrtce. Harrold'a Pansy Gardens. Box 29. Phone 283-j, Grant Pas. Bridge St. J, River road. FOR SALE 78-lb. Ice box. 83. 61 So. Riverside. Must sell before Sunday. OOOD Ice box. 83 00. 126 S. Grape. 1 FOR SALE Dining table, good con dition. 413 Edwards. Phone 3039. FOR SALE Centrifugal pump, wood saw outfit mounted on wagon. Mra. Ira Love, Central Point. Phone 30-x-J. FOR SALE Household furniture. Phone 3108, mornings and eve nings. FOR SALE Approximately ly, mil lion fret good fir, pine and sugar pine timber. 30 miles from Med ford. Box 2998, Tribune. TOWNSEND CLUB NO. 3 will sponsor rummage sale Saturday, next to Lamport Store. For delegate fund. FOR SALE Binga and Royal Annes. Phone 8511. FOR SALE Fireworks. One of the largest assortment In southern Oregon. Location South Central and Rlveralde. SURFACED boards and dimensioned, 615 per thousand while supply lasts. Talent Saw Mills. FOR SALE Small Ice box; 9x12 lino leum rug: cotton mattress, cheap. Phone 2895 mornings or e-enlngs. CHERRIES Coker Butte Road. D. N. Dow. FOR SALE 12 base Accordion. 635. Also baby walker. Eagle Point Tele phone office. BOAT and TRAILER Sacrifice for quick sale. Hohlweg, 8th and Bart- lett. FOR SALE 8 doeen fruit Jar at 60c per dozen. C. J. Carlson, Box 170, Orchard Home Drive. FOR SALE Logging Caterpillar RD7 with drum Joa. Nuff, Bullard Rt., Coqullle, Ore. CHERRIES, large, you pick. 6e lb. or picked. 6',c. Hurry. Teas! tore Orchards. Eagle Point. FOR SALE 14-foot lunabout. out board motor, trailer. Complete outfit like new. Bargain. 210 80. Ivy St. House Ware. Beautiful Chromium Pyrex. etc. Green stamps, pick BLUE GRASS and Alfalfa Hay In shock. Hanleylands. Phone Leo Potter, 8309. WASHERS and Pump, reconditioned, priced to sell. Peru and service on all makea. Pick Hardware. USED 60016 tires, 83:60 per pair. Excellent shape. Used 65017 Urea, 32 00 each. Used passenger tubes. 50c each. OLDER TIRE EXCHANOE, 83 So. Bartlett. FOR SALE- Poultry-Dairy Feeds pncea ngns. HonaxcA Seed ex reea co. PUMPS. Jacuzzi 8s Meyers, for every iurpuM. umnnwn. nci now. PAINT NOW. Beautify with General Preea are lowest. Pick Hardware 5" Centrifugal, lsou gallons per mm- ub. un new. eivov. ncx nawe ZENITH. America's moet usuable re frlgerator. 6-year guarantee. Speed Queen washers. Extra features Compare value. Pick Hardware OARDEN and farm tools, hose. Low- v.v prur. urn 11 mgnin. ui Our demonstrator. Pick Hardware. NO SHORTAGE of r'ante. tlnnlaa. snapa. asters, petunia, etc.. I5e do . 9 d' 26c. fnd'' na eanner and Me re, lobe tomato plants Maddot Valley Greenhouse). 1 block east of Piggly wiegiy. A OOOD do of easn on the barrel head le a complete cure for too many drtnke of dollhr down, aers Je-- Second Hand Store. 10" South Orepe. FOR SALE Sewmlll with 64-lnen Mention band eaw All ateam power Price 39O0 V. Held, 1604 Oregon. Klamath Fall. Ore. FOR BALE B ackamltt) tool, cheap 108 South Holly. POR SALE Low priced lumber or any building materiaie Call ue be fore you buy R O Stephenson Co.. Court and McAadrewa. Telephone 3000 POR SALE: DAIRY PLY SPRATS Monarch Seed 81 Peed Co REAL BUYS in used ekxning. 1408 No Riverside, across froaja Beck s Bskery ur ftsle S'igar pine ehake Make Idea. IU0XU4 fa&ex a, ctwsl Point rOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FULLER BRUSHES. Phone 4814. FOR SALE: Berry eupa and crate also fruit Baskets all kinda Mon arch Seed Feed Co OR SALE Green Fir Slab. Tele- phone 6160 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE Service station, 8 lot. pumps, 8000-gal. atorage. Main St . Central Point A R Owlnga PERSONAL CARD READING, 314)0. 339 Jean- nette MISCELLANEOUS NOTICE Growers Market located In Phoentx last year Is locst.-d this season 3', mtlea south of Medford t the Evershadv Auto Ci:np and will open Thursday. June 13. with the same high grade fruit a handled before. FOR BEST Body and Fender repair ing and Auto Fainting. Shultt Bros BUSINESS DIRECTORY Dressmaking. THE FASHION tlHOP-Dreasmaklng Pur Remodeling. Buttons and Buckles covered Room 302 0. Nat'l Bans Bing Tel 3frtt Expert Window Cleaner. l.srr nrrBfit nn it Expert Window Cleaner General nouse cleaners, rioor waxing paint- Ing Oeo p Olrard Phone 3954 MONEY TO LOAN PAY ALL YOUR BILLS With Quick CASH LOAN AUTOMOBILE FURNITURE LIVESTOCK Terms to Suit You YOU WILL ENJOY DOING BUSINESS WITH OREGON FINANCE CO. W. K. Thomas, Mgr. Lie. No. 8-211 M-217. 46 So. Central. Dial 4433. Home owned and managed. Since 1928. Painting and Paparhanging. SULLIVAN BROS St JOHNSON are no longer connected with Ekeraon Paint and Roof Store. For paint ing, papering and Interior decorat. Ing. phnne 9 1 89 or 2644 Refrigeration Seryic. REFRIGERATION SERVI'lB CO.. the oniy exciusivs refrigeration ahop In 80 Ore Authorized factory service D Oould 323 w Jackson Ph 4584 Roofing. WE REPAIR or apply any type of 1W4 r.ocu Kouiinga o n 1 n g 1 a a Costings and Paints Ksw stock Wall Paper Ekeraon Paint and Roof Co 38 So Bartlett Tel 3843 Transtar. CITY TRANSFER ) STORAOE CO nousenoia moving and general hauling 39 s Orap. Phone 4684 day or night EAD8 TRANSFER 81 STORAOE CO fine 10 eoutn nr. Phone 3b?8 Prlcea right Service gur.ranleed DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAOE 40 s Fir 8treet Inaured Camera Local and Long Distance Hauling. Phons 2888 FURNITURE MOVING AND STOR AGE We have van moving equip ment for local and long distance hauling. Dry and cleen atorage I concrete building 1 with apeclal locker rooms at low rates SAMSON FTORAOE WAREHOUSE Phone S7.se Venetian Blinds. VENETIAN BUNDS Guaranteed, steel or wooa Venetian minds. 39c sq ft Installed Phone Burks Medford Tent A Awn 44T3 Free estimate Closing time for Too Lai) to clas sify Ada la 1:30 p. m. ACROSS IS- Symbol for 1. Oriental nurse iliver t. Bibilant sound 31. Straighten the . Wlield ve- margin hffie tt. Concernirf IS. Suck 31. Arderit affec U. tVaruvlaa chief- tion uin it. B pi Bines tl. Anf.a.Saaon 45. Poorly money 7. Iiu fat It. Gena of tr8i . ljpportr and nhruLS H. Incn'vj H. FieiH food 12. At o44n 17. Va.s i. fcchool of 11 Vtrhtrla s.-.-- tu. Sarrueis men IS. Prepsres tr P'Jt,l;cattoa M. lone t.r 5. f,t4 of lore 4I. P.rtsinlne t the erth tt. East IMtaa 31. Piece of eloth n. mi X. Extol J. K-iu.-es la rank :. H.fr I'). I'.rsiS welent 82. Mm wno han- . Glacial snow die e boat field P P F s I 7 I ' if I" IZZZ"-1 "ZZZZZZZZZ7 : 1 .. -o Ti if 53 rr 33- srjr a W"7'r"3 J? !rr iTr 2j 25"" 27 2T 23 Z T, - a 7i Zi """ST j3 ""Z3 l l l-H l l I'M I I Phoenix Phoe-nix. June 11. (Spl.) Mr. and Mrg. Woodford Turpin. Jean and Warren Hayse, and Dick Wright of Medford, pent Sunday at Crescent City, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Mlksh and daugh ter Sandra, of Portland, are vlslUng Mrs. Mlkshe's parent. Mr. and Mra. Dave Watt. Kay and Shirley Dudley are visit ing Mr. and Mra. Tom Tannery at Klamath Palls. When Phoenix council met Monday evening Doug Stedman realgned a mayor and Jamea Haye waa named to fill hia unexpired term. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd V. Barrett and family spent last week at Klamath Palls. Mra. Ine Turpin. Mrs. Elva Furry, and Mlsa Jean Hayae left for Port land Tuesday. They will attend the Roee Festival while there. Miss Marlon Stancllffe ha returned from the south where she spent the winter. Patty Furry spent laat week-end at Tule Lake, Calif., where eh waa 8 guest of her cousin, Vlaat McCol- lum. Mlsa Marjorl Heckert left Friday for Los Angelea to vlalt relatlvea and friend for the next three weeks. Mr. and Mra. Fred Hallgren re turned from their trip last week. They visited New York, Washington, D. C. Niagara Falls, Canada, Detroit, Mich., Duluth. Minn., and Yellow stone National park. They were gone a month. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Collins and Bob Walker, all of Medford. were dinner guest at the Briscoe home eSturday. Mra. Mildred Ollmouthe, former commercial teacher at Phoenix high achool, left Sunday for Portland. She expect to teach In the northern part of the atate next year. Bible achool started Monday morn ing at Presbyterian church with a good attendance. All children are urged to attend. Sessions atart dally promptly at 8 a. m. Thursday club will have a picnic at Helman'a Bath in Ashland, Thurs day, June 12. All membere and their famlllea are invited. Lunch will be served at 1:00 o'clock. Juveniles of Oak Circle will hold a meeting at the Orange Hall Fri day at 2:00 o'clock. Nichols Branch NichoU Branch, June 11. (Spl.) Get together club met at Grace Kubli s June 6 with good attendance. Next meeting will be July 18 on Little Butt Creek by the old Corbin bridge with Clara Culbertson hostess. Mrs. Jack Brophy la horn from the hoapitaL Her mother, Mra. Moore or Ashland, la here to help with the work through haying. Oueata laat week of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Matthew were Mr. and Mra. Verne Harper, Mr. and Mra. L. H. Tlbbett and family, Mr. and Mra. Alfred Robinson of Grant Pass, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Noble and Mrs. Cham berlaln of Eagl Point, Henry Hoi- man, Raleigh Matthewa, Dave Jack- eon. Mr. and Mra. Mark Winkle and family, John Hall end BUI Wnkla. Mrs. Nevah Holman and daughter Mary motored to Oranta Pas to vlalt Mr. and Mra- Ben Boren and family. Aloha and Bennla Boren came home to apend the week end with their grandparent. Prospect Prospect, June 11 (Spl.) Joyce Montg ornery, a student of Northwest Nazerene College, of Nampa, Idaho, is spending few days here with his former class-mate, Paul Dole. He will go to his home In La Moure, M. L., this week. Mlsa Kathleen Vestal of Reee Creek la visiting with her sister. Mrs. Lewis Jantzer, for a couple of weeka. Oeorge Wayman and hia mother. Mra. Hattl Clark, spent Friday In fVaVo n wTTiu 1 l:6 A.MnTlllLlliCj'SlP AieVyiEl to,Ic:eM6 r..r-i SlTlEiNiTUSlKTv: Solution Of Vtaterday'6 Puztl tt. Princely Ital Un family 45. strive . Delineated 7. Frer DOWN L Foot'oae fnl- rral t. M'je.i.re of d; Hance I. Southern aste 4. Hii-t.fVfj figan ft. Pron iuii C Arrow polina 1. Covsr1f, of the hai t. Cttttlr c H I. Maaatr.ffsir 10. Tap4-sury 11. BcOJaeJ l. Nerv network Is. Xii'r'bjia the cards IS. aWn4f't of t curve M, Clock; fas ::. Therfv.re 21. Cut U'l'lefilf 31. C'lfp ckles 31. fjiun'Wa 14. Iirectton 17. tya mareli 40. Triumph 41. Ail-r-al rf tie 4er fa rally 43. r-Ma it. Moit aaeajiBy 44. Myth it. Itrag 4. Hnr rf tool S. S- arcor (4. Char erve'g ra. lrrj 31 Forrrer Rntlth IT. Ktliii frk SllLCA rsiTleMMlFrRalHloliyFl SjAlvlEnD E NflS E'ER IE s ons 0 D I eHpeI ssjTtrti-fThrt ij O C -1 Medford, where the latter received medical attention. They also visited Mra. Clark's daughter, Mr. Harvey lnlow. Mra. George Trlbett went to Med ford Monday on business. She we accompanied horn by her little grand-daughter, Rose Marl Jantaer. who haa been a patient at the Com munity hospital for the past two daya. Mr. and Mra. John Hakkerup went to Medford Saturday. Mra. Myron Taylor and children went with them, and met Mr. Taylor and purchased a used car. Le Boothby from Klamath Falls spent one day of laat week fishing In Rogue river with his cousin, How ard Arant. Sidney Oetty, 21-montha-old daugh ter of Mr. and Mra. Oetty who are employed at the Diamond Lake re sort, la making her home with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Clemens. Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Cummlna and daughter Beverly came over from Klamath Palls Sunday to spend the week with her parent. Rev. and Mra. Jamea Dole and hia parent. Mr. and Mra. Charlea Cummins, Sr., of Reee Creek. Mr. Earl Webber and daughter. Mrs. George Sherman shopped In Medford Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Lilly and daugh ter Sharon were guest Saturday and Sunday of Mr. and Mra. Bill Horn en route to their home In Klamath Falls after visiting In Vancouver. Waah. Eldon Bean haa purchased a new truck to use hauling loga for Bill Horn, from Oeorge Trlbett's place to the Ous Saunderland mill at Reese Creek. The former'a brother-in-law, Wayne Orlftlth, of Klamath Falls, alao purchased a new truck for the sam Job, and together with hia wife and family will move to thle locality. Bennle Jantzer of Azalea In Doug laa county, apent a couple of daya the first of the week visiting his brother, alster-ln-law and nephew. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Jantzer and Johnny and other relatives. Among those III this week are Mra Cleli Cunningham with measles and Wayne Dunagan and Tommy Rlchey. who have mumps. David Neville and son Kermlt ar rived home from Teton City, Idaho, Monday, where they have been visit ing relatlvea for the paet three weeka. They were accompanied hers by Mrs. Neville's brother and nephew, who win vlalt a few days. Bob Bean attended to business matters In Klamath Falls Monday. His mother, Mra. Nealy Bean, who has ! been visiting relatlvea there for sev eral days, returned with him. Mlsa Maxlna Moore of Grant Pass visited her cousins, Glee and Calleen Moore, en route to Crater Lake Sun day. Gold Hill, June 11. (Spl) Mrs. Milton Steinmetz and son Harry Lee are spending several weeks in Portland with Mr. Steinmetz who is employed there. Mr. and Mr. Leroy M. Byerly and family of Cd. Obregon, Sonora, Mex ico, cam laat Saturday for a weeka visit with Mr. Byerly'a mother, Mra. Minnie Byerly, and with hi sisters and their famine. Art Parker returned June 7 from Heppner, Or., when she ha been the guest of relative and friend for three weeks. Mr. snd Mrs. Asll Wslker an now meking their horn here, after com pleting work In the fruit at Lindsay, calif. Mrs. Nell Bush returned to her horn in Hlllsbore on Tuesday, ac companied by her niece, Elaine Park er, who will visit there for a short time. Mr. Esther Webber of Seattle stopped for a short time Isst Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. M. Byerly. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Chrlsteiuen were week-end guest of Mrs. Chris- tensen's aunt, Mrs. James Clement and family. The Chrlatenaens were en rout from Trek to Gold Beach, where they will mas their home. OF Schenectady, N. Y. U.R) A Cornell university professor Is hunting song birds with sound truck to record their calls for posterity. Dr. Arthur A. Allen, ornlthol ogy professor, explained his records provide permanent store of the sounds of nature and also afford an opportunity for accurate laboratory analysis of the songs of the various species and aid In understand ing the mechanisms of sound production and reception. "These records, he said, "make a helpful short cut to the long, difficult tank of learn ing the whole Infinitely varied and minutely differentiated range of bird music." Allen and his helpers have toured from Maine to Florida and west to the Pacific coast. Eventually they hope to have as representative a collection of bird songs In the Cornell mu seum as they have of the birds themselves. raise. Or Falsified Berlin, June 7. (yp Presi dent Roosevelt's statement that he had papers on his desk out lining the purposes of German propaganda In the United State was described by an author lied spokesman today as being based on falsified documents or false Information." Closing time for Too Lata to tlaa- siy Ada I to a sa. Gold Hill :1 A BOSS At 5, Marshal Henri Philippe Prlaln (above) directs destiny of France. Recently he lold his people "It Is up to yon . . to follow me without men. Ul reservations." TO AIO DEFENSE Seattle (U.R) The Great White Father is busy with de fense problems and won't have to worry this year about paying Indian tribesmen for the land on which the city of Seattle was built. Although Sen. Homer T. Bone, D., Wash., Introduced a bill to reimburse Duwamish and Sno- qualmie Indians for their land taken from them 86 years ago, the tribal council regretfully or dered the bill withdrawn. The bill would have given Du wamish Indians $4,158,000 for property on which the city of Seattle now stands. Snoqualmie Indians would have received $3, 363,585 for timberlands now In cluded in the Snoqualmie na tional forest. Many tribesmen eagerly an ticipated payment of the bill. They envisioned new homes and new automobiles until a tribal meeting in which Chief Jerry Kanlm disclosed that the bill was being withdrawn. "The Great White Father Is busy with a war," he said. "For respect for our country, we are withdrawing the bill." His followers' faces fell, but they soon recovered, and agreed that their claims could wait. The tribes held that a treaty with the territorial government in 1853 promised them a reser vation, school and homes which they never received. E Chicago (U.R) During the last 15 years the average Ameri can home has decreased one room In size, Mortgage Bankers Association of America figures show. Eastern homes average a half room larger than homes In other American districts, according to a survey. Room averages now and IS years ago: Eastern home Is five and one- half against six and one-half. Southern and middle west is five against six. Western is five against "over five." The rate of family Increase In the last decade was twice the population Increase rate. "But the number of persons per family has decreased," said Dean R. Hill, president of the association. Because of more and smaller families, "more but apparently smaller houses are In prospect, mil predicted. Elementary Hickory. N. C. UPj James D. Hefner, 86-year-old retired farmer, would rather keep his whiskers than smoke. Hitfner says he attempted to smoke once, but the odor of the tobacco got In his beard and he had to shave off his whiskers. Since then be hasn't touched tobacco. The Ohio legislature once au thorized a lottery for the bene fit of a Lancaster man whose woolen mill had burned. Meteorological Report Bv r. a. wriTHtiR ri kfu' I'orecaste Mrdford and vicinity! Fair and con tinued warm tonight and Thursday. Oregon : Fair tonight and Thursday. Continued warm In interior but cooler In interior of northwest portion Thursday. Oentle variable winds off coast. Local Ttata Temperature a year ago todayt Highest, 100: lowest 60. Total monthly preclptatlon. 14. inch. Deficiency for the month .18 inch. Total preclptatlon alnce Septem ber 1, 1040, 19 03 Inches. Exceaa for the season. 3.06 Inches. Relative humidity at 6 p. m. yes terday, 161: 5 . m. today, 74. Tomorrow: sunrise. 4 33 a. m.; sun set. 7:46 p. m. Observations Taken at 4:30 a. m. ISO Meridian Time. u i :i v r I Boise Boston Chtcsgo Denver Eureka Havre - Los Angelea Medford New York Omaha Phoenix Portland Reno , ,,, Roseburg Salt Uke San Francisco . Seattle Spokane Waah.. D. O. Yaktme 78 61 68 62 .... 71 34 31 88 46 .32 70 64 . 74 48 77 13 M M 78 63 .. 80 61 .60 92 60 83 69 88 41 90 87 66 48 85 63 76 68 81 83 82 84 86 67 Clear Pt. Cldy. Rain Cloudy Foggy Pt. Cldy. Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Prawy Clear Clear Clear Fogry Pt. Cldy. Clear Clear Pt. Cldy. News of 4-H t CLUBS By Joyce Everett Sams Valley 4-H club met at Marie Milkowskl's place Juna 6 and helped cut out a dress for one ot the girls. Next meeting will be held at the school house or at Dclores Dusenberry'f home. PropheticT Macon, Ga. (IP) Neighbors wonder If this means anything: A family of bluebirds took over an ancient cannon used to deco rate the lawn of Brig. Gen. Sum ter L. Lowry, Jr., and built a nest In the mouth. Robbing The CradlaT Oklahoma City, Okla. (P) Before the infant son of Repre sentative and Mrs. Lyle Born (D.Okla.) was three weeks old. the sheriff In Creek county ap pointed him a deputy and ord ered him to "report for duty." 'Possum Hunt Emporia, Va. (AT. D. Mit chell bagged nine 'possums with out dog or gun. During tha cleanlng-up ot a storehouse on his property, a mother 'possum and eight young 'possums were found. Not Shy Farm Help Salem, June 7 IP) Oregon's farm labor demand is fairly well pplies except for the 2.000 cherry pickers who will be needed In The Dalles area next week, the state employment service said today. Travel Table aiHPMNKa Northbound Leave Malls Close 4:47 a m. 4:03 a m. 13 07 pm. 1132 am. 1:48 p ra. (Flag stop) No Mall 8:18 pm (Flag stop) 8:33 p m. BouthbuuDtf Leave Mall Oose 1113 a m. 1047 a tn. 6 13 e m. (Flag stop) 817 p m. 113 a.m. ll7p. at. TRAINS Northbonnd leavw Malls Close 'IIMlis, 10. OS a ra. 8 Da p. to 1.-08 p as. 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