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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! 1 MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1941. KMd vr ma wo Uti pi You IU oruontuy find iiuli) th Ibioa vou Ban dmo luuk lug rot ot talc oi irada lot uaued truclo yuu may tu S&rcfi mil atue ac wr room you may find many thin Other? tr wakiug and oa mblt Co reaax UDtnadiau cab U what yuu aot taot twr advartlw (ot tt iTibuoa Civ if ted Ada ara inaipanala Haemal RATES Pet word lint insertion te (Minimum IV Each additional Insertion, per word 1 (Mlnlmnm lor) m llm per month all Boot cop? change 6138 CASH ot money order must ao company all mall order elutUiad ads. L.OS1 AMD FOUND LOST Light colored Jersey Cow with horns: branded "U connected H under Bar"; ear mark swallow fork In right, crop and under bit in Isft. Ira Wheeler, Route 3, Box 83. Eagle Point. HEPOH1 lust dugs, animal cruelty cases Humane Society. Phune S161 W AH TED MALE HELP WANTED Man to work In hay. Board and room, good wages. Wll hlte ranch. Lake Creek, Oregon. WANTED A ranch Beall, Beall Lane. hand. R. V. WANTED Elderly man or couple for ' light chores; dwelling furnished. Small wages. Tribune Box 3987. WANTED Single ranch hand, good milker: good wages. Prof. Bngls hardt, route 8, Box 30. WANTED Body Shults Bros. and fender man WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Housekeeper or middle aged couple to take charge of place. Inquire 315 Vancouver. Phone 3961 WANTED Girl 18 to 34, travel to Florida and return. Salary and drawlne account. See Mrs. Car penter, Hotel Allen, 4 to 8 p. WANTED Experienced waitress, over 31. Diamond caie. V1AVI Good opening for a mature woman whole or Dart time. Mrs. F. S. Gannett, Portland. Manager In town June 16. Glad to meet friends and applicants. Write for appointment, care Hotel Medford, WANTED Woman housekeeper, for man and wife. Modern home. No laundrv. Bv the year. Box 3743 Tribune. DAY NURSERY, enclosed yard. En tertaining, educational games, insinff. iitorv hour: lunch II de sired. 15o per hour. Phone 3340. Ask for Beverly. WANTED Housekeeper. 716 I. rant. Phone 4303, HELP MALE AND FEMALE WANTED Cherry pickers. Nice Urge trees. Fd Tow. Talent. ANTED SITUATIONS LANDT BOOKKEEPER Ten years-ex. r-rl-nc-.. wants nermsnent position, Competent and reliable. Write No. 3853. Tribune. 1 HAVE few hundred dollars to in v-.r.t with services. Experienced of fice manazer and salesman. Box 3760 Tribune. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS HOTICE Wanted one lot Inside of city Itmlte. Will give twenty-five dollara down and five dollars per month. Call or write cnanes a DUla, 633 N. Front St., Medford HAVE YOUR furniture upholstered, reflnlshed, regiued. uiai awe. m bault. WANTED To drive or car east. Phone 6332. assist drive WANTED Girl to share apartment. Apply No. 3 Bishop's Apsrtments, after 6 p. m.. 813. WANTED Trailer with 600x16 tires Phone 38bo. CASE for old horses. Dial 6378 LAWNMOWKRB SHARPENED Work guaranteed Call and deliver Mac A Flovla Ph 4080 333 N River side Make vou old muwer like new BinHfcST cash oald for iron, copper braaa n-dlators aluminum bat teries tubes rage, lead and slue Medford Bargain House WILL PAY MiT CAH For Oood Used Furniture. Hnl.HHIHIK FIRMTI HE 18 North Front Phone 4033 tB PAY MORE CASH Fo. Your Furniture BAKMHIRO ANDREWS 6th and Front Phone 3333 P.:T TRirra P4IO For Youi Purnlture ttng ri'KMTl RE. Phone 4348. tro-WAT assures, and Upholstering Co Phone 3946 3JW west et-n oi BORSI COWS FOR fTXO lagls Point Pox Farm Phone 37-3.-7 WANTED wool, siobiir hides snd pelts Medford bsrcatn H -use 37 North Orap. ot Phone 3744 WTLL DRIUJNO-tl 80 pet en e- r J V rv 5 ft first a King FOR RENT BOARD ROOM DAY NURSERY, day or week So P-a'-h rear "--.---art Mrs Ek-nan FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR LI W Comer bufineas I tion Bet 2741 Tribune. FOR HEVl-S-ore piilldlne and two offloe mums Sea Ai Utireu m ftoiaa LuDcaro. FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT 3-rooom modem house. 318.09. 33 Roee. FOR RENT Unfurnished duplex apt. at City Park. Phone 3517 or 2540. FOR RENT 4-room uuute. a bed room, partly furn.shed. Right off Oakdale Ate. $26, water paid. Phone 3964. FOR RENT 4-room unfurnished du plet, cloee In. Inquire 334 North Bartlett 1 RUCKS FOR RENT Move yourself save hall Prultfa Mobllgaa Sta tion Main end Ivv Phone 4143 FOR RENT APARTMENTS 3-ROOM furnished apartment. Adult a. 329 N. Ivy. FURNISHED I, 3 at 8-room apart ments, and cerate. 304 W. 10th. FOR RENT Clean apartment, lower floor. large rooms. 617 Beany. FOR RENT Completely furnished modern air conditioned apartment. Adults. 330 South Oakdale. FOR RENT Apartments. Adults. NO pets. 834 Apple. FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms In private nome. us oenesee. APARTMENT FOR 607 West 10th. RENT. Inquire FOR RENT 4-room furnished apart ment. Inquire 804 East Main. FURNISHED apartment, private bath Frlgldalre. SOS W. Main. APARTMENT FOR RENT Nlcelv furnished 3-room front apart ment In business section Hot sno cold water, stesm heat furnished Parking lot for car. Rant reason able. Apply Mall Tribune offloe COMFORTABLE, nice, housekeeping room, close In. 237 North central. FOR RENT Furnished Rooms FOR RENT Sleeping rooms, new beds, linen, hot and cold water furnished. 446 South Front. FOR RENT Pleasant room for gen tleman, close in. 008 seat Main. ATTRACT1VF ROOMS 404 8 Ore FOR SALE POULTRY GET YOUR Hampshire and Dryden nock cnicks at Dresner's Hatchery, 1107 E. Main, also Jackson County Feed Co. Book July chicks now. Phone 3656. 300 CHICKS for wood or wheat. Dressler's Hatchery, 1107 Main. phone 3B56. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Breeding awes. Allen Hotel FOR SALE 3 Jersey-Guernsey cows. 740-lb. Meiotte seperator, wntte Leghorn hens, ducks, one horse, farm Implements, plows, hsrrows, one-row planter, etc.. forge and an vil, tables, chairs, beds, complete wood, elect, and oil stovea, wash ing machine. Ice box, other articles. J. F. Ivle, Blddle Lane, north and airport. AUCTION SALE; Every Saturday at pavilion, you wui receive a nigner net return for your livestock If you sell st the auction. Have some good consignments listed for Sat. sale. "Alwsys attend the auction." So. Ore. Livestock Auction Co., Col. A. H. Dudley, auctioneer. Phone 6225. Consignment of fat hoga leaving Sunday for San Francisco market. If you have fat hoga for sale call 6235. FOR SALE Weaner pigs and sows Wltn pigs, perdue, ft mile norm of Centrsl Point. FOR SALE 30 head dairy cows and hellera. jeraeye. Guernseys ana Durhams. 1st bouse south ot Agate School. FOR SALE Milking Shortl.om bull Joe Dugan. 1 mile south Phoenix "li.il.e 8220 FOR SALE DOGS PETS FOR SALE CHEAP Purebred Spring er Spaniel pupplee. Ida Ooff, 624 Jordan 8t., Grants Pass. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE or HIRE 1034 dump truck. Stucco house. Spring Street. FOR SALE Roadster and new boat Phone 4903, 718 Grant. USED CAR BARGAINS See fore you buy. Shults Bros. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE BEST BUSINESS lot for aale or lease In southern Oregon. Rented now; good location for eating place, apartment house, feed store with exclusive rights or eporting goods store, worth 86.000. Sacrifice for 34.500. Cash or terms. Write 70S South 6th Street, Grants Pass, Ore gon. FOR SALE 7-room house, harwood floors, basement, furnace: lot 76x 160, paved street, excellent location Would consider S-room house In exehange. See I. Oould, 338 West Jackson. 40 ACRES near Wimer. 4-room house. lerge fireplace, some commercial timber. SI 000. Also 10 acres, fine building soot 6 acres grapes, 4 acres hay land. Some stone fruit. 61,000 for a quick sale. C. S. BUTTER FIELD 410 Medford Blag. INCOME PROPERTY for sale, 31700, near school. Phone 4380. FOR SALE at Bargain for Cash 14 acres on Crater Lake Highway and Rogue River frontage. Write Box 45, Ooehen, Oregon. FOR SALE Modem ft -room house. 3300. bslsnos monthly. Terms 336 Mae Street. ACREAGE IN CALIFORNIA, trade for mining claims or what! Tribune Bos 34. FOR BALI or trade for Medford city pronerty House with two apart menu, in Klamath Falls. Phone 3613. 614 Beatty. FOR SALE 8 choice lote: paving, aldewalk. sewer, water. Surrounded by eight new FHA insured bomea. Phone Syd Brown. 4350. BARGAIN FOR CASH - Flve-room house. 8 acres. irkeH-h valnute. fsmlly r.rcnard. all kmc- cf berries rige of Jcv r.rti'a h L. Cook, Baal Cetau. 1104 W. Mala. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SAIJS Large lot. S-room house. modern, cioae in on itiversioe Ave. Good business site. Box 3866 Tribune. STILL have S or 4 homes at reason able prices H. L. Cook. Real Es tate. 1104 W. Main. FOR SALE Largs residence, cloat la Call 611 Was 8th. BUILDING A HUM? Let us handle all detalla on 36-year FHA loans quickly, efficiently. Ooldy Ager-ey 84 ACRES Near the Rogue river. 6 room house, bam. garage, running water, 31360. 3600 cash. bal. easy. 6 TOWN lots, 3 room house and other bldgs.. 6350 cash. 40 ACRES, all fenced, 8 room house, 3 wells and sprlrvr, 8600. H. O. HILL Rogue River, Oregon FOR SALE Residence Owner 611 W. 8th. properties. 180 acres on Umpque river, 80 acres free water, S no. house, slec. A dsndy dairy ranch. 88600, 86000 cash, bal. easy. H. O. Hill, Rogue River, Ore. FOR SALE Lot, large garage, sewer, water eurrounded by 6 new homes. 638 So. Holly, phone 4417. CITY and country properties. Rentals Loans. Insurance. C 8 Butterfteld 408 Medford Building. FOR SALE or TRADE 160 acres. partly cut-over. House, barn. Ideal for atock. Cash or terms. A bar gain. 414 HamllvOn. FOR SALE S-room Orange. house. 63 If FOR SALE Acreage, 81.700. on Pa cific Hlwav near Medford fruit stand. Fruit, berries. Or trade 81.800 equity for home In Medford Valley Real Estate, South Pacific niway. WHEN YOU think rt Aeei.cy think of real estate the Clinton Spencer FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS CHERRIES Ripe. T at si tors ards. Eagle Point. Orch- FOR SALE 76 lb. Ice box, Sonore phonograph and records. 317 West jaexson. FOR SALE Two large hand-braided rugs, pnone 3908. FOR SALE 13 karat diamond ring, man's setting. I can use an auto If you will trade. Box 3761 Tribune. ROYAL ANNE CHERRIES 6 Vie; 6c you pick. Bring containers. 1116 E. Main. BINGS and Royal Annas. Ray Ouches, Bellinger Lane, west end Stewart Avenue. FIELD GROWN Zinnias, As tors, Snap dragona and Dwarf zinnia pianta. 3 doa. 300. uressjer s, iiuf a, stem. FOR SALE Oat hay In shock. Fhona ouoa. FOR SALE Dlnnette table, 4 chairs, reed chair. 6 dosen Ball fruit Jars, sa no. orange or pnone 3301. STRAWBERRIES You pick, 38o gal ion. vaugnn nancn, bdovs aao- Leod on Laurelhurst road. BANKRUPT Stock of Davis Feed Store, 1716 North Riverside, Medford, now being of fered at wholesale nricea and lei consisting of feeds, seeds, poultry supplies, sprayers, garaen tooia, salt, grlte. atock remedies, etc Dealers invited. FOR BALE Royal Ann cherries, de livered In city. Phone 3002. FOR SALE General Electric, 6 ft. ca pacity refrigerator; In very good conaition. inDune box suiv. GARDEN TRACTOR FOR SALE Little used snd In top condition- about half original price. Harrold's Pansy Gsrdens, Box 39, Phone 383-J, Grants Pass. Bridge St. J, River road. OOOD Ice box. 35.00. 126 B. O rape. I FOR SAIE Dining table, good con aition. 416 eawaraa. pnone soav. FOR SALE Household furniture. Phone 8106, mornings and eve nings. FOR BALE Approximately 114 mil Hon feet good fir, pine and sugar pine timber, so miles from Med- ford. Sox 3998, Tribune. TOWNSEND CLUB NO. 6 will sponsor rummage sale Saturday, next Lamport Store. For delegat. fund. FOR SALE Bines and Royal Annas. rnone can. FOR SALE Flrvworka. One of the largest assortments In southern Oregon. Location South Central and Rlveralde. SURFACED boards and dimensioned, 816 per thoussnd while supply lasts. Talent saw Mills. BOAT and TRAILER Sacrifice for quick sale. Hohlweg , 8th and Bart lett. FOR SALE Logging Caterpillar RDT witn arum joe. ami, xtmiaras stt. Coqullle. Ore. FOR BALE 14-foot tune bout, out board motor, trailer. Complete outfit like new. Bargain. 217 so ivy ot. House Wares. Beautiful Chromium Pyrex. etc. Oreen stamps. Flck WASHERS and Fumpe. reconditioned priced to Mil. Parte and service on all makes. Pick Hardware. USED 60016 tires, 83:60 per pair. axceijent snaps. Used 69017 tires, 33 00 each. Used paseenge' tubes. 60c each. OLDER TIRE EXCHANGE, 33 So. Bartlett. FOR SALE poultry-Dairy priced right Monarch Seed Peed Co PUMPS. J ecu eat Mayan, for every purpose. Guaranteed. Flck Hdwa PAINT NOW. Beautify with Oeneral Prcee are lowest. Flck Hardware 6 Centrifugal 160V gallons per mm ate. like sew. 378 60. Flck Ha we ZENITH. Amertea'e xaoat usuab'.e re frigerator 6-year guarantee. 6ped vieet waaners. Extra features Compere valuea. Flck Hardware. OARDEN and farm tools, nose. Lew, est prieee Lawn mowers. Oet our demonstrator. Pick Hardware NO SHORTAGE ot rlanta. Bnnii tnaoe. aetata, petunia, etc.. 16c doa. 3 doa 35c Ind- na tanner snd Marelobe tomato slants Maddot Valley Oreenhouaa. 1 block east of Pigglf Wisely- FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Sawmill with 64-lncb Merahon band saw All steam power, price 8800 V. Held, 1604 Oregon. Klamath Falls. Ore. FOR SALE Blacksmith tools, cheap 10 South Holly. FOR SALE Low priced lumber ot any building materials Call us be fore you buy R O Stephenson Co.. Court and McAndrewe. Telephone 3000. FOR SALE: DAIRY FLY SPRAYS Monarch Seed at Feed Co. REAL BUYS in used clothing. 1406 no Riverside, across from Decs s Bakery FULLER BRUSHES. Phone 4814. FOR SALE: Berry eupe and crates also fruit basteta. ail Unas. Mon arch Seed 3s Feed Co. OR SALE Oraea Fir Slabs. Tele- phone 6180. OOOD dose of cash on the barrel head la a complete cure for too many drinks ot dollu down, says Jak Second Hand Store, 10" South Grape. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE Newstand, shoe repair shop and novelty store combined, very cheap. Box 3849 Tribune. FOR SALE Sernee Station. I lots 4 pumps. 8.000-gal storage. Main St.. Centra Point. A R Owlnga PERSONAL CARD READING, 8 1.00. nette. PALMISTRY and crystal reading Phone 3446. 480 Mountain Avenue, Ashland. MISCELLANEOUS CONTRACT HAULING hay 1V4C mile haul, about 76 tona. R. L. Ferns, phone 6901. FOR BEST Body and Pender repair ing ana Auto rainting. onuite Bros. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Dressmaking. THE FASHION SHOP Draasmsklng Put Remodeling. Buttons and Buckles oovered Room 303 U B Natl Bank Bids Tel 3931 Expert Window Clsantr. LET GEORGB DO IT ( 1 p e 1 1 Window Cleaner Oeneral house eleanera. floor waxing paint mueo r oirarq rnone suoe MONEY TO LOAN PAY ALL YOUR BILLS With a Quick CASH LOAN AUTOMOBILE FURNITURE - " LIVESTOCK Terms to Suit You YOU WILL ENJOY DOING BUSINESS WITH OREGON FINANCE CO. W. E. Thomas, Mgr. Lie. No. 6-211 M-31T. 46 80. Central. Dial 4438. Home owned and managed. Since 193S. Painting and Paperhanglng. SULLIVAN BROS & JOHNSON are no longer connected with Ekerson Pslnt and Roof store. For paint ing, peparlng and Interior decorat Ing phone 2189 or 2644. Refrigeration Service. REFRIGERATION SERVICE CO.. the only exclusive refrigeration shop In So Ore Authorised factory eervlce D Gould 223 W Jack-on Ph 4584 Rooting. WE REPAIR or apply any type of roof Pabco Routings S h 1 o g I e e Coatings and Painta New atock Wall Paper Ekereon Paint and Roof Co , 3R So Bartleft Tel 3843 Cloatng time for Too Lata to clas sify Ada Is 1:30 p. m. Aran.. At. At hnme L Auditory organ n0lc" 4. Soft oilaeral 44 Biblical king 3. Container 48. Prehistoric In habitant ef Britain 48, Wast Indlaa I tree IS. Bravery tt. Cooking form ri le 14. Represtnutlve 17. Type meaaure HI. Small flab . Copy to. Entllttt latter II. Waterfall It. Keep from lose or lnlurv 13. Buatle It. Medlar 14. African ante lope 18. Bedatenese 17. Hindu quean 15. ComparaUve ending It. Mall liquor 10. American au thor 13. Slae of ahot 11. Depart IS. Cheer . Kalaed Strip 39. Ancient slaves II. Male deer II. So may It be 17. Entll-h muetea 11. Handle compoaer It. Devoured 88. Oaello form It. Bout him tUUt of John abor. tt. Organa ot alght 17. Sea eatle 74. Require tt. Feminine name 11. Antique " i 13 I r"U I j L I7 jl'!, js If lo 1 1 "t"e- " 1 t 7 j l" "?'.? -JiT IT.iT : -5T3 T3? 2o"-r r sr-j-zr- isr vvW 3 zr n rr -m 35 ?r y -sr rrtt r, tt Tzr-" 2 n T75 f,j, BUSINESS DIRECTORY Trtntttr. CITY TRANSFER at 6TORAOI CO Household moving and general hauling 39 8 Orapa. phone 4664 day or night. EADS TRANSFER a) STORAGE CO Offloe 16 South Fir Phone 3838 Frloea right Service guaranteed AVIS TRANSFER AND 8TORAOE 40 S Fir Street. Insured Carrlera. Local and Long Distance Hauling. Phone 3888. FURNITURE MOVING AND TOR AOS We have van moving equip ment tor local and long distance hauling. Dry and clean storage (concrete bulldlngl with special locker rooms st low rates SAMSON FTORAOE WAREHOUSE Phone 8756 Venetian Blinds. VENETIAN BLINDS Guaranteed, steel or wood Vsnstlsa Blinds. 39e aq ft Insulted. Phone Burk's Medford Tent Awn.. 4473 Free estlmsts LEGAL NOTICES. LEGAL NOTICES Advertisement for Bids. Sealed bids wll be received by the district clerk of Griffin Creek School District No. 2. until 7:30 p. m, Mon day the 33rd day of June, 1941. for additions and alterations to White school, GrKIln Creek. Drawings and speclflcetlons may be obtained at tne omce ot tne areniwi, -.iiiiBM, Lalng. 303 U. 8. National Bank Build ing. Meaiora, uregon. Bide must be accompanied by hieirier'e bond or certified check In an amount equal to 6 of the total amount of bid aa a guarantee for the execution of a contract If the contract Is swarded to bidder. The arhool board of District No. 3, Jackson county, Oregon, reserves the right to reject any or an dios. Signed: JOHN H. DARBY, Clerk of School District Ko. 3. Jack- eon County, Route I, box eva, a."" ford, Oregon. Nittiee nf Final Settlement. In the County Court of the Bute of Oregon for Jackson County. In the mattet of the eatate of Mas M.Ai.,- Rnkln. deceased. The undersigned has filed In the County court 01 jacason wuhvj .tM,nn the final account Of his ad ministration of the estate of Mae R.i-1-.w Rankin deceased, and said court has fixed the 25th day of June. 1941 at the hour of n o'clock In the forenoon of that day. at the County court room In the Jackson nn,,nt- nonet House . at Medford. Oregon, aa the time and place for the settlement 01 saia eaiaie. aii r,. intAi-Mtefl in aatd aa- .r. herehe notified and required to make or file their oJectlone to said final account. If any tney nave, on r K-fore the time aforesaid fixed for the hearing and aettlement thereof. M . Date of this notice and the first publication thereof is May an. Big Applegate Bin Aoolegate, June 12 (Spl) Miss Virginia Shide, a guest here at the home of her uncle and Bunt, Mr. and Mrs. Scotty Mathenv. and James Doa 01 Medford were united In mar riage June 1 at Reno. The young eouole will reside in Medford, where Mr Doe is employed at tha Owen Oregon lumber mill Mrs. Doe arrived here from Lewiston. Idaho, last month. Sam Randall left Tuesday svsnini for Portland, where he expects to un dergo a major operation. M. J. Belby of Mesa, Arltona, was guest Sunday at the borne of Ansll Qllson. Mr. Selby. a resident of Sterling years ago, arrived here two weeks ago, and la remaining at the home of Snider Nelson at Sterling. Mrs. A. 8. Klelnbsmmer of Ashlsnd waa calling on frlanda here a few daya ago. She accompanied relatlvea on a picnic In this section, Otis Buck received serious cuts on two fingers Tuesday when he at tempted to remove the bay car from the barn. The whsele came In con tact with his fingers and caused the lacerations, which required ths at tentlon of a physician. Dow Lewis hss returned here from Vancouver where be underwent a AiMiAinnmi isisi Solution Of Yesterday's Puxxls DOWN L Artlat'a aUag i. Worship I. Steal 4. Labored 8. Oppoalte ef aweather 8. Ignited T. Anlmel whose fur la called nutria 8. Kitchen 1m- plemenu 8. Southern eoa- stellatloa 18 Built up ebons- Ically IL Paaaasa eel II. Dees gorge 31. Mountain nrmph It. Exist tt. Fowl II. Utarary frag frtaole tt Craw 10. Dtapetehei! 11. Eicitad with antielpeiloa It. Motnartiood 14. Traeiiioeal uie It. Past tt. Point Is an orbit farther) from ike earth tt. Number 41. Balutstlea 47. A"ttr n. rr 'roatlrtt IL Pall into tie use II. Mm 18. Parulnlng te snips ef wsf M. InellnsUoa 17. Othar It. English a uses l No- tv-oteh 14. Milsl-eearlrif rock te. Jtlvert gpaalak mm E ' k f 1 11 lN & 1 lrlN ola xIJmje a t1 u Mm Id e ft A rDe l TfRA. rTA 6 DPP ftffil sli 0 EWo t e sBgJr; eC3 T rTaW i a. n snojjjeM L OJV ia P A TTr.eti 3' 1 Tq p ar"e!s!t o ut ' & AiOem 1 iTisl A -VO E R OlSfl6 6 M SlIR n 5 vieIIe S T E TletYljDRlElvvLISlTlErVl phyatcal examination preparatory to entering the United Btatea aviation corpa. He will return north In two weeks to take the examination again. A group of California people visit ing relatives here and at Gold Hill Friday Included Everett Cantrell of Dunsmulr and hta alatere, Mrs. Leone Reese and Miss Maude Cantrall of Los Angeles, who had coma to Jack sonville to visit their fsther, Jim Cantrall. The Los Angeles visitors had corns to Dunamulr earlier in the week to attend the funeral of Mrs. Everett Cantrall who paased away suddenly In that olty following an operation for apppendlcltls. Mr. and Mrs. Scott y Matheny. res idents of the Ruch district for several years, are moving this week to Jack sonville whsrs they hsvs purchased a home. Rev. D. D. Randall of Medford, mis sionary of ths American Bunday School Union, will meet with the Watklna Sunday school Sunday, and will conduct services. John Harr returned to his home her Monday from University of Ore gon, where, on ths previous day, he received his bachelor of science de gree In social science. Mr. Harr will have charge of a forest ssrvloe look out here this summer, and will re turn to the university later for fur. ther work. Robert Lewis, with the aviation air corps at March Field, Calif., visited his mother. Mm. Gerald Buck, lata laat week. Mr. Lewis wse en route to Everett, Wash., where hit aquadron la being stationed. Reese Creek Reese Creek, June 12 (Spl.) - American Union Sunday school enjoyed tha following Children's Day program Sun day, June 8: Words of Welcome, Supt. T. J. Pullen; Welcome Poem, Mary Ann Birdseye; "Our Message to You," Jimmy Mer ritt; "The Manly Boy," Paul Medley; "What Summer Brings," Wesley Perdue; The Panorama of the States, Rena and Elva Chestnut, Janet Merritt and June Medley. Mr. and Mrs. John O'Connor en tertained with a birthday dinner June 1 for Mr. O'Connor's mother snd hsr fsmlly, Mr. and Mrs. O'Con nor and daughur Rebecca of near Central Point. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Birdseye ars enjoying a visit from Mr. and Mrs. Horace Blakwar of Eureka, Cel., who arrived June 1. They are Mrs. Birds sys's grsndparenta. Mlas Miriam Cummona arrived home June 1 from Bible school at Los Angeles, Cel. The school board hired Mrs. Nettle B. Bheley of Medford as teacher for the primary grades for tha 00m Ing school year. Mrs. Lulu Thurston will teach ths upper gradea. Several from this district enjoyed airplane rides Saturday and Sunday Including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Humphrey, Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Veaul and Kathleen, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Merritt, Janet and Jimmy, and Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Lamb. Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Randall were here from Medford and Mr. Randall had charge of ths opening of the va cation Bible school June 11 at the school house, Reva and Elva Cheat nut are teaching tha classes. Mrs. Ralph Merritt entertained Mr. and Mrs. Randall with dinner at noon. Homer Martin hurt his back badly last week while repring Is bsrn, tearing soma ligaments looee. Robert Cowdcn tore some Ugamenu looee In his arm while working In the logging woods laat week. Mr. and Mra. Charles Humphrey end Mrs. W. R. Lamb attended the Townaend meeting In Eagle Point June 8. THE GRANGE Gold Kill arena Gold Hill Orange) was glad to welcomt Clair and Byrle Johnson at the meeting June 6 after several months absence. Mrs. Alyne Jonea of Bellview Grange, Santa Rosa, Calif., was visitor. Sister Wigle was obligated In third and fourth degrees by Mas ter Howes. Brother McGuire an nounced the annual school board meeting June IS. - Each member bringing in a new member between June 1 and October 1 will receive a beautiful diamond Jubilee pen cil. Sister McGuire waa elected lecturer, succeeding Sister Zelma Thompson who resigned and moved to Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Flene were elected alternate delegates to state grange. Brothers Wigle and Autenreith were appointed to report on activities In regard to the proposed cantonment. Lecture program, conducted by Flora, Marl Chriatensen, In cluded group singing with Irene Johnson at- the piano, spelling bee and vocal solos by Brother McGuire and Mrs. McGuire at piano. H. E. C. met at Grange hall June 10. Mrs. Florence Lance was visitor. There will be a "hobo lunch" at next Grange meeting June 10 and pot luck supper July J at 7 p. m. honor ing those whose birthdays fall In th second quarter. Nest H E C. meeting will be June 14, prob ably at th horn of Mrs. Ricter with her serving. A wedding present was sent to Mrs. Z-ilma Thompson Foot from the H E C. Ethel Martin served refreshments. Americans are not subjected to th restrictions placed on most aliens In Australia, , In The , Day's .News By FRANK JENKINS T-HE war today (Wednesday) Is being fought chiefly with words. There Is comparatively little shooting and that Is be ing done cautiously in the hope of avoiding political complica tions. e e e MUSSOLINI puffs out his chest, Juts his Jaw and tells an Italian audience In Rome: "It should be known that Ameri can Intervention does not bother us excessively." A little farther on In his speech, he gels off this one: "By AGREEMENT WITH THE 1 GERMAN COMMAND, almost I all Greece, including Athens, will be occupied by Italian troops." e a WHEN n Duce's Italian troops were trying BY THEM SELVES to take Greece, about all they got was trouble. It wasn't until Big Brother Adolf was called In that the tables turned. But Mussolini boasts as loudly as If the occupation of Greece had been achieved by the might of Italian arms. You can't stop a coyote from howling. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT tells - congress mat lease-iena sup plies are reaching Britain In ever-increasing quantities and that steps are being taken to see that MORE are delivered. see ADMIRAL DARLEN tells the French people he hopes to conclude a separate peace with Germany before the end of the war and thereby earn for Franc a place In a nail-created new European order. To such an inglorious end self- seeking politicians have brought once-great France. e a CO much for the minor 8v ineeehea The truly GREAT speech, as usual, Is made by Winston Churchill, facing an angry house of commons and defending his leadership In Britain's supreme hour of trial. e e e HE dodges no responsibilities. He offers no alibis. He In dulges In no glossing over of defeats already suffered and no rosy visions of successes YET TO COME. He tells the British people the plain facts about the situation, admitting that It Is bad. The only hope he holds out Is that if Britain can hold her own until winter, fighting harder than ever and suffering many more disappointments but still hold ing the Nile valley, "a famous chapter will have been written In the martial history of Britain and the British commonwealth of nations." One can't help admiring that man. e e e LIE explains the loss of Crete, going Into considerable de tail. He might have said simply: "We dldn t have enough air planes." e e e A LL through the fabric of Brlt- aln's defeats runs that tragic thread. Everywhere she has fought and lost, the reason has been lack of airplanes. Before our eyes is written in letters of fir this admonition: "Build planes. Build them FAST. Build more of them than any nation ever built before and do It while ther Is still time." THE fighting in Syria is still A e largely propaganda affair. France's present leaders are try ing to show Hitler what they can do. Britain Is still treading softly, trying to keep from mak ing Frenchmen too mad. As soon as the propaganda angles are settled, th Syrian fighting will get plenty tough. Lake Creek Lake Creek. June 12 (Spl.) The Bryan Jolley horn was th scene of a family reunion Sunday when Mrs. Jol ley's par ents, her four brothers and two sitters and their respective fam ilies arrived and spent the day with them. Present were Mr. and Mrs. A. t. Powell, Mr, and Mrs. Harry Powell and family, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Powell and family, all of Central Point. Carol Powell and family of Eagle Point, John Powell and family of Klamath Falls. Mrs Helen Murphy and daughter of Glen Ellen, Calif.. Mrs. Dorothy Town tend and two sons ot Idaho and th hotts, Mr. and Mrs. Bry an Jolley. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Abbot and daugh ur of Central Point were Sunday gueau of Mr. and Mra. 0. R. Moore -lira Trueblood Is eutung hay for LODGE NOTICES MEDFORD LODOB, No. 103. A. F. A. M Special communication Friday, June 13. Work In the Muter Mason degree. Re frtehments. OLEN L. IABRICK. W. M. several fanners with his power mow er. Mr. and Mrs. B Orlgsby and grand daughter Janice of Medford were Sunday guests at the Roy Orlgsby home. Miaa Janice stayed and la spending this week with her cousin, Charlotu Orlgsby. Betty Lou and Shirley Welch called on Miss Juno Hosfft Monday. Mrs. J. B. Short called Tuesday on Mrs. Anna Town. Mra. Jennie Meehaa Is staying for a few aya with her son, J. B. Meehsn, In Medford. Meteorological Report Bv V. ft. WE4THFR RCRKAfJ Forecasts Medford and vicinity: Pair tonight and Friday with eome cloudiness. Not much change in temperature. Oregon! generally fair tonight and Friday but with somo cloudiness and scattered afternoon thunder showers in high mountains. Cooler Frtdsy in east portions. Modsret nortbwsst winds off coast. Local Data Temperature a year ago today: Highest 81, lowest 68. Toul monthly precipitation .14 Inches; deficiency for ths month .13 inches. ToUl preelputlon since September I, 1840, 18.08 Inches; excess for the season 8.08 Inches. Relative humidity at 8 p. ra. yes terday 1 per cent; 8 a. m. today 80 per oent. Tomorrows Sunrise 4:85 a. m.1 iun- set 7:47 p. m. Obeervattona Taken st 4:80 a. m. 130 Meridian Time. ITU fl Is cm V Boles Boston Chicago ,1 Denver Eureka 88 88 Clear 88 83 Pt. Cldy. 64 87 .48 Rain 88 60 j03 Cloudy 63 67 T Cloudy 78 80 Cloudy 78 68 Foggy 10 88 Cloudy 88 86 Cloudy 88 63 Clear . 86 3 m Cloudy 80 48 Clear 87 68 Cloudy T7 80 Clear 70 S3 Cloudy 87 61 T Cloudy 88 66 . Pt. Cloy. 83 68 -OS Foggy 84 4 Pt.Cidy. Havre Los Angeles Medford Omaha Phoenix ., Portland - Reno Rossburg Salt Lake San Francisco Seattle Spokane . Wash, D. 0.1 Yakima Odd Form Ogden, Utah (U.R) Southern Pacific rail oad publicists long have pointed to the Lucln cutoff across Great Salt Lake as a ma jor attraction on their Ogden San Francisco route. But a new passenger reaction has them puz zled. On traveler lurched from a train to report that watching mountainous waves on the 40 mile lake crossing had mad him seasick. ' Find Wichita, Kas. OP) Isidore Gutiarrez, woman companion, and a back-seat passenger all told the Judge that they looked at tha speedometer at least six times while th motorcycle of ficer was following them, and it never did register over 25 mile an hour. "Ten dollars for speed ing," said the Judge. 'There waa too much looking at the speed ometer." A halibut matures at the ag of about 11 years; 40 years Is rip old ag. Travel Table AIKPLANM Murtbbound Leave Malla Close 4:47 am. 4:03 am. 13.07 pm. 1133 a m. 8.48 pm (Tag stop) No Mall 8.18 p m (Fists-opt I -33 p oa. aoulhbuaod Leave Mailt Close 11:13 am. 10:87 a at S ISptn. (Flag stop) 3J7pm, 11-63 p. m. 11-07 p-m. TRAINS M-mbe-ronS Leave II fl a m. Malls Clot 10. OS a m, ro p m IM P m. Soetheesnd Leave 7:40 a. m. 6 .40 p. m. Malla Clot 8 40 a. as, 4 40 p. BV BUSES Forth a so a. m. 7 to e. re SII a.m. 1 40 p . m. 46 p. at. out 11:08 a m. I SO a.m. 8 to a. aa. 8:60 p.aa, 608 p m. Te aiamata Fens .-40 a. m. and 6 80 p. as. Pram ksamatk tails 40 a m and 8 48 p. as, ( To evtnlee only (I 1 Oranta Past only. B-atet Auto-eotineetlng first--teas null eldest at 6:18 1 a M delivery at petals aorta eg Butane aa at 1 00 a NT delivery south st Dunsmulr, CaU.