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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SEVEN Want to Buy, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It's Filled With Opportunities! f MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, MONDAY. JUNE 18. 1941. eh timma 4W OO UUt pag you U oruooiy lloa v:Uj Ui ibiorfa vou & txtta wuk mg toi or uit or tnai toi uauaed uuclM vuu may tu gatrcli vu'ii attic of tturt roum fou tn? find mtny thintn othert art m1uur fend M tbl to r-UM unmedttu cub U what fuu want uot twr dTflrtiM lot tt lYibuoa Claa alfied Ada an tnexpenalva alfecUval RATES rtr wo- "rat tnwrtloBL.., Mliiiroutn iSc Each additional Insertion, per word J (Minlmom 10c) fer Una per month without copf chant ., $1 CASH or money order mud ao company all mall order claullwd ads. LOST AND FOUND LOST Frlrldalre top between Med ford and Trail. Finder call 6043. LOST Black and Whits Springer Spaniel pup. Reward. Jackson Hot Springe. FOUND Pair Lady's gloves. Inquire Tribune otflce. psy lor adT. STRAYED 16 duckling., 3 goslings. Route 1, Box 466, Medford. Mrs. McQrsth. Reward. REPOkl lost dugs, anlmsl cruelty esse. Humane Society, Phone SIM WANTED MALE HELP WANTED First clsss mechanic. Mostly truck work. Top wages. Brsgg's Osrsgs, Dorrls, Calif. Tele phone 83. WANTED High echool boy who wants steady work lor summer, to operste dlsb washer and do light cleaning. State sgs and salary expected. Tribune Box 3376. WANTED Man to work In hay. Board and room, good wsgee. Wll hlt ranch. Lake Creek. Oregon. WANTED SALESMAN SALESMAN One with office exper ience preferred. Must be sble to hold present estaollahed business and continue development of ex clusive protected territory. Car necessary. Olve brief outline ot fxprrlerce-JTrtMineoxOM WANTED FEMALE HELP WAITRESS Over 31, one then can type. Dlsmond Cafe. WANTED Girl or woman to assist with housework end cars of one child. 833 Minnesota. WANTED Experienced tountsln girl. Olve references, state age. experi ence and aalary expected. Tribune Box 3875. WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED General housework day. Star Route, Box 36. by COUPLE, experienced general ranch, t nA California, want work, Ed Forester, Rt. 3. Box 78, Berry- dale Ave. -, . v. en nMili work of any F.vnerlenced camD COOk. 710 Fist Mam. Mwlford. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS fetnnrvn WANTRTW PlUhrer'S Bsk- erles will buy 60.000 pounds of good quality Youngberrlea. Boysen- , , Dar,hrrtea at ffOlnft PrtCeS. See Wlcky Storage. Tuesday, to 1:00. June ntn, : WANTED PUPPIES to sell on com mission. Monarch oeea os CASH for old horses. Dlsl 6376 sharpened Work ,. Rail and deliver Mac i nnv.i. Ph 4080 333 N River elde Make you old mower like new bmuvcT natri for Iron. OOPPeT bras, rediators. aluminum, bat teries, tubes raga. lead and sine sled ford Bargain House WILt FAY MOST CASH For Oood Deed Furniture HOI.HHOOk TtHMTl RE 18 North Front. Phone 4033 E PAY MORE CASH Fo. Your Furniture BAKMHI KG e) A',KEVVJ' 6th and Front Phona 3333 REST PRICES PAID For Tout Furniture tr)S FL'HMTI RE. Phone 4!46. NU-WAY Mattree. and OpBolstertng Co Phone 8946 308 West 6tB St BORfiE COWS FOR FEED Eag Point Fox Farm Phone 37-X-7 WANTED Wool, mob el r hldee and pelts Medford tienratn House 37 North Grsp. bt Phone 3744- WELL DRILLING 61 60 per ft first sn f. -to J M f1r S10 K'ng FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT Furnished and unfur nished houses. Also for .lc some rood dslrv ranches, acreag- tracts snd ctrv property. Edw'.n P Hughes Real Es'sta Agency. 708 North Riv erside. Phone 3316. HOUSE FOR RENT. Corner Hsrel. New Highwsy north. Give partial rent to reliable party. TRUCKS rOS RENT- Mora yourself sav. halt Pruitt. Mooilcat Sta- ,,. .....- 4' as FOR RENT APARTMENTS Modern furnished srth Oskdsle. apartment, 81 PVRNISHED APARTMENT, private bath. Fngldalre 806 West Main R RENT Furn'shed apartment Lawn and shade 616 North Central R RENT Furnished duplex apart mnt. 136 S"uth Boily. Inquire 136 South Houy. rOH RENT APARTMENTS APARTMENT iv.ll.bl. Jun, Jath Ilectrlc appliances. Inquire of Mrs. McDonald, 105 south Oekdele. VACANCIES Furnished two s-room apartments. On. bedroom. Adults. No pet.. 1005 Wast Main. 'ROOM furnished apartment. Adult. FURNISHED 1. 1 ft l-room apart menu, and gang. 404 W. 10th. FOB RUNT HouKktepInf room. Id prlvata home. 118 Oenctee. APARTMENT FOR RENT. K)7 Went 10th. Inquire TOR RENT Furnished Roomi FURNISHED sleeping South Central. FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms. 910 North Bartlett. FOR RENT Pleasant room lor gen tleman, doss in. tog EsK Mala. ATTRACT! VT ROOMS. 404 S. OrapS FOR RENT BOARD ROOMS DAT NURSERY, da; or week. So. Peach, ncr Stewart. Mr.. Ekman. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS TO LEASE Store building 80.76 with lull basement. Phone 4348. FURNISHED SUMMER HOME on Rogue River lor rent. Commuting distance of Mediord. Rogue Alure. Trail. FOR REN1 Store building and two office room! See Al Uttrell or Roland l.uboerd FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Wesner pigs. Albert Young, Old Stage Road, K mils north Beau Lane. FOR SALE 70 ewes and lambs, also oat and Tetcn hay In the new .smsli bsls. Homer A. Conger, Old Stage Road. Box 115 Centrsl Point. WILL SACRIFICE 36 nslr White King Pigeons, fine breeders: no ressonshla offer refused. About 30 squabs Included st no cost. Route 1, Boi 315-A, 1 mile north of Central Point. FOR SALE Milk goats, some milk' ing, otnere iresnen soon, evsrsge a to 6 quarts. Also good buzs ssw. I good work horas. L. R. Darling. sterling Koaa. Tel. 447, jackson vine. FOR SALE Two cows, one calf, three pigs Cliff Moore. Wood row Lane. FOR SALE Milking Shorthorn bull joe ougan. 1 mile south phoenix liul;e 6220 FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 660. "31" Ford apart roadster. 344 North Ivy. FOR SALE 1934 Chevrolet pick-up. Full price 6120. See Cliff Vheelock. Lewis Super Service. FOR SALE or TRADE 1 y. -tOL truck. 4114, city ruei. '40 PLYMOUTH Deluxe 4-door sedan. In good condition. 6665. Phone 3617 FOR SALE Roadster snd new boat Phone 4903. 716 Grant. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE ACREAGE HOUSES $3000; New modern S-room houas, chicken bouse, garage, nice ly located, elt limits. 1H seres free soil. Irrigated. 6600 cash; terms bslsnoe. COCfift 130 acres. Free water for iJJOUU Irrigation for S3 acres. Good house and barn. 61300 cash. bslsnoe terms. Free sou. tOn ft Business lot North Riverside. VOuU Other business opportunities. J. C. BARNES. 30 North Peach. Office 843 8. Central. Phone 4838. FOR SALE or TRADE 40 acres on Dark Hollow Road overlooking the valley, unfailing eprlng. smsll new ehsck. No asthma nor hay fever here. Phone 4114 ot 4016 on Sunday. EAST SIDE fj J r A A 7-room modern house, baee p40UU ment. heat. Oak floor, fire place. Double garage. WEST SIDE fill rt 5-room modern, paved cor- JLlOi ner lot. MltA 6-room modern, paved cor- apaslsU ner lot. close In. CARL OOTTSCH8 7 North Bartlett. Phone 4648. $2300 living room with oak floors and fireplace, two bed' rooms, kitchen, nook, bath and porch, garage, all In excellent condition. Also 1 Af( Three rooms and bath, fur- 01411 nlshed. two lota, corner. 6260.00 down, balance easy. Also $2600 East side, five rooms and bath, fireplace. Lot 100x160 with beautiful shade trees. Fine location. Needs repairs, but house verv tubstantlsl. Protect yourself against ruing rents. We can flnsnce any slza loan at t with prompt ervlce. THE REAL ESTATE IXCHANOI No. 44 North Riverside Dial 3367 or 4660 Elmer Herrled FOR SALE Neat little cabin. Oood hunting and fishing. Csstls Crsg- J. H. Oustln. 419 East Msln. JTST COMPLETED Bestrtl ful new ranch house enjoin ing Oolf Course In Country Club Acree. Attractive terms. Open for Inspection. Owner on property all day Sunday. FOR SALE Premises corner Ninth snd afJ'ly. Meaiora. neacn w acres, aleo 10-acra tracts. Owner 306 South Holly. 7-ROOM HOUSE with sleeping porch, can be arranged In apartments. Located near school. 61700. Terms. 61600 cash. D'.sl 430. FOR SALE or TRADE 48 acres 7 acree bottom land Pre water I A. Bonney. Applegate. PRICED TO SELL $2500 trees, r $2500 I-bedroom some. decorated, lovely shade reesonsNe terms a-bedroom ssn.. s condition, well located. 1104 W Mala Ptal MTt FOR SALE Summer horn I alao boa at Die wsiisce Woods, 711 East Main. Medloid. TOR BALE REAL ESTATE T-ROOM HOUSE. 4 sleeping rooms, basement, oil burner. Close In. fine location, corner. Price 86600. Also 5-room etrletly modern home, nicely furnished, hard wood floors, fire plsce, basement with automatic oil burner. A-1 location, all good homes In this district. 63.750 00. Also 40 acres, S-room furnished house, barn, chicken house, cowe. team, chicken., all go at the low price of 83,600.00 on terms to respon sible party. See me Monday on this exclusive farm listing. Oolng fishing. C. 8. BUTTFRFTLLD 410 Medford Building. Dial 3316. '. S. Two other furnished homes for sale. FOR SALE Lou No. and No. 3 ot Black No. 8. rryva!e Addition. 6260.00. Communicate F. C. Rob bine. P. O. Box 84, Baa Rafael, Calif. FOR SALS Residence properties Owner 611 w. 8th. FOR SALE Large residence, close la Cell 811 Wee 8th. BUILDING A ROMHf Let us handle all details on as-rear FBA loans quickly, efficiently. Ooldy Ager.ey CITY and country properties Rentals Loans. Insurance. G 8 autierfleld 408 Medford Building WHEN (O0 think of rea) eetete think rf the Clinton Spencer Affei.ev FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 6-ft. grain binder, ready to go. 636. E. W. Oebhard, Rt. 8. Box 84. Medford. FOR SALE John Deere Big 4 mow ing machine, McCormlck-Doerlng P. As O. sulky plow. One 3-year-old Percheron colt, one yearling Per cheron colt. Deaver at McCurley. YES I 6IRI Our Brake Special oontlnuea. ' Any Ford. Dodge. Willys. Chevrolet or Plymouth, 88.00. Any Bulck. Nash, Chrysler, Pontlsc, Olds, Packard 130, or Stude., 60.50. These prices Include first grsde lining and labor. Champions Texaco Servloe. River side and Jackson. Medford. Oregon. ORDER YOUR ROSES NOW for fall delivery. See them In bloom at the Medford Rosa Gardens, every one le Invited. FOR SALE Pie cherries and Royal Annas. D. R. Sloan, mile west Phoenix on Calhoun Road. FOR SALE Large alas Simmons baby oed. call 4833. FOR SALE tO-galloa Weslx water neater, or would trsoe ior neo room furniture. 344 South Central. FOR SALE Oood mountain grown strawberries at the Frank Dlts worth rsnch. 35e gallon, you pick, bring containers. EQUIPMENT of smsll mast market. All In first clsas condition and up-to-data. Apply J. Prince, H street. Crescent City. Calif. FOR SALE Russell Motor Patrols road grader. Sea H. c. Wltbam. 316 Eaat 8th, Medford, Ore. CUT FLOWERS. 306 South Holly. FOR SALE Eaton 3-speed rear axle assembly for 1836 Chevrolet truck. H. O. Wltham, 316 East 6th. Med ford, On. FOR SALE Clover and rye (rasa bay in tne anocg. rnona eu. CHERRIES, different varieties. Oeb hard a, V, mil north Bear cress bridge. Central Point. FOR SALE -Dry com OB the OOb. ouncrest urcnara, latent. ONE COMBINE threshing machine, McuormicK-uecring. Auxiliary mo tor. 1939 model. Inquire Perry's Garage, Eagla Point. Ore. Phona 3101. WILL SACRIFICE 35 pair White King Pigeons, fine breeders: no reasonable offer refused. About 30 squabs Included at no cost. Route 1. Bos 3 1 5-A. I mile north of Central Point. FOR SALE Oat hay In shock. Phone 6053 FOR SALE Binge and Royal Anne. Phone 6611. CHERRIES. SHs and 60 N. E. Judy. Phone 6318. picked. FOR SALE Ludwtg banjo, plectrum. Box 3878 Tribune. House Warea. Beautiful Chromium Fyrex. etc Oreen stamps. Pick's WASHERS and Pumps, reconditioned, priced to sell. Psrfe and service on all makes. Flck Hardware. PUMPS. Jacuaci as Meyers, for every purpose. Ousrantaed. Flck Hdw. PAINT NOW. Beautify with Oeneral Prcea are lowest. Flck Hardware ZENITH. America's moat usuable re frigerator. 6-year guarantee. Speed Queer washers. Extra features Compare values. Flck Hardware. GARDEN and farm toole, hose. Low est prices. Lawn mowers. Oet out demonstrator. Flck Hardware. NO SHORTAOE of plants, slnnlaa. snaps, asters, petunia, etc, use ooa.. doa 36o. Indii na cacner and Msrglobe tomato plants- Maddox Valley Greenhouse. 1 block east of Ptggly Wlggly. FOR SALE Low priced lumber or any building materials Call ua be fore you buy R O Stephenson Oo Court and Mc And raws. Telephone 3000. REAL BUYS IB need clothing. 1408 No Riverside, across from Beca s Bakery FULLER BRUSHES. Phone 4814. OR sale oreea Fir sUsbe phone 6180. A OOOD dose of eaah oa the barrel bead la a complete cure for too many drinks of dolls down, says J era Second Banc' Store. 10 S"-ih Drape BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALS Coffee Cup and Poua tain Lunch. In fast growing town three hours drive from Mediord Oreat opportunity for man and wife understanding restaurant busi ness Might consider taking late model ear or houas trailer sa part down payment, balance eeey. Call or snia C. c. Plnekney. 1006 West Msib St. Medford. Mala Street Aparunenta. for SALE Semce Station, t 1 a bum os 8 000-gai etorsae Me IB St, Central Point. A, B. Crwlcga BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE Well equtpprd reataurant and fountain, good location, ineap for raah or 836000 will handle on terms. Box 3917 Tribune. FOR SALE Newstsnd. shoe repslr shop and novelty store combined, very rh-ap. Box 5fl4P Tribune. PERSONAL PALMISTRY and crystal reading. Phone 3446. 480 Mountain Avenue, Ashland BUSINESS DIRECTORY Dreumaklng. IKE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking Fur Remodeling, luitooi and Bucklee covered. Room 803 U. 6 Nat'l Bans Bur Tel 3831 Expert Window Claanar. LET GEORGE DO IT part window Cleaner Oenaral houas cleaners, floor waxing, paint- Ing Oeo P Olrard Phone 38i4 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. 8-211 M-317. 45 So. Centrsl. Dlsl 4433. Heme owned and msnsged. Sinca 1838. Painting and Paparhanging. SULUVAK BROS A JOHNSON are no longer connected with Ekerson Paint and Roof Store. For paint ing, papering and Interior decorat- Ing phone 21B9 or 2644 Refrigeration Sertrtce. REFRIOERATION SERVICE CO., the only excluslvs refrigeration shop In So Ore Authorised factory service DOould. 323 W Jackson Ph 4584 Roofing. Wat REPAIR or apply any type of roof Pabeo Roofings Shingles Coatings and Paints New stock Wall Paper Ekerson Psint snd Roof Co 38 So Bartlett Tel SR43 Traastar. CITY TRANSFER at STORAGE CO Household moving and general hauling 38 S Grape Phona 4M4 day or night. CADS TRANSFER At STORAGE CO Office 16 South Fir. Phone 3828 Prlcea right Service guaranteed DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE 40 S Fir Street Insured Cerriere Local and Long Distance Hauling. Phone 3888 FURNITURE MOV1NO AND STOR AGE We have van moving equip ment for local and long distance hauling. Dry and clean storage (oonerete building) with special locker room, at low rates SAMSON ETORAOE WAREHOUSE Phone 8756 Venetian Blinds- VENETTAN BUNDS Guaranteed, steel or wood Venetian Blind.. 39c eq ft Installed Phone Burk'e Medford Tent At Awn.. 4473 Free eftlmate LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT In the County Court of the stats or Oregon for Jackson Countv. in the Matter of the Eetata of Joseph O. Grey, also known as J. O. Grey. Decessed. The undersigned has filed In the County court of Jackson county, Oregon, the final account of bis administration of the Estate of Joseph O. Grey, also known ss J. O Grey, deceased, and aald Court hss used tne 10th day of July. 1941 st the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon of that dav. at the Countv Court Room In the Jackson County court House, at Medford, Oregon, as we urns ana pi see ior the setue ment of said estate. All persons Interested In aald ACROSS. L tight touch 4. By a. Pack Is. Before It. Scent Is. Hawallaa dancs Is. Unit of work IS. Auction 17. Send forth II. frellcaclss JO. Charged with electricity 1 rinae It. Prongs 34. River: Spanish 82, Marks by cut Ur.g 87. Botch II. Sign 2. Heavy cards 40. Smaller or la- fa rt or 41. Medical fluids 44. Pokr stake . Habituated er Inurtd tt. Single thing 60. Shakeepeareea character fl Matallle earnest II. Greek Ialan4 14. Jury Hat It. Mark of a blew 2. The mooa Is- Glacial ridges 27. Among 14. 8s eagle Is. Orrhestra cos- tt. Glut dtictor IS. Coiy heme It Cnlt of welgbt 67. English letter ii i u y Y r v P r ' F rr fir 7 3 Tl T, T"H"S3 .-.j --jj- -j if 37" "" """"- 33 fj n "--X TTj aetata are hereby notified and re quired to make or file their objec tion to said final account. If any they have, on or before the time aforesaid fixed for the hearing and aettlement thereof. Date of this notice and the first publication thereof le June 8. 1841. HERBERT O. GRET, Administrator. O. H. BENOTSON, Attorney for Administrator. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the County Court of the State) of Oregon for Jsokeon County. In the Matter of the Estate of Philip B. Harrison. Deceased. The undersigned has been ap pointed and has been duly qualified by the county court of the atate of Oregon for Jackson County ae the executor of the estste of rhllln B. Harrison, decessed. All persons hav ing claims wslnst said estate are notified to present them, duly veri fied, with proper vouchers, to the undersigned, st Its banking room. the First Nstlonsl Bank of Portland I Oregon) Medford Branch. Medford. Oregon, within si. months from this dste. DATED this 36th dsy of Msy. 1M1. The First Nations! Bank of Portland (Oregon) bxeeutor. Neff a Fronnmayer. sttornsys for estate, cooley Ttieater nuiraing. Medford, Oregon. Kntlee or Pinal Settlement la the County Court of the Bute of Oregon for Jackson County. In the Mstter of the Estate of Henry Miller, Decessed. The undersigned hss filed In the County Court Of jaexson woumy, Oregon, the flnsl SOrount of his Sd- m n atratlon or tne Estate ui neitii Miller, deceaeed. and said Cjurt hat fixed the 18th dsy of July. 1941. st ths hour of ten o'clock In the forenoon of that dav. at the county Court Room In the Jackson County Court House, at Medford, Oregon, as ths tlms and place for the settle ment of said estate. All persons Interested In said ee ... ,m herehv notified and re ,,,-4 . make or file their objec tions to said final account. If any they have, on or before the time aforesaid fixed for the hearing and settlement thereof. Dste of this notice and the first pub icstlon tnereoi is """' H. O. MILLER. Administrator. O. H. BENOTSON. attorney for Administrator. Gold Hill ndH Hill. June 18. (Spl Bob Bradwell, of Iowa, left last w.Hnesritiv to visit relatives in Roseburg and Portland, after spending the past five weeks here as tne guest 01 n sum, Mrs. George Dorman, and fanv Mr. and Mrs. w. n. as . -e .... lsan, Wis., accompanied oj daughter and aon-lnlaw of Klamath Falls, called at the B, O. Wlgle home laet Wednesday. a fair board meeting was held June 18 In the city hall, with past chslrmsa tv O. Wlgle acting in tne absence of Chairman John Gray. Sev eral important matters were taken up and two eppltoatlone for conces sions were accepted from the Girl Scouts and the Garden club. Patricia Cyphera of The Dallas and Alexander McDonald of Medford were week-end guests ot Miss Cypher's aunt, Mrs. Glenn Spurlln. Mrs. Delia Kell la visiting relatives In Chemult this week. Recent guests at the Jim Clement and Waslsy Robinson homes were Randall Clement and Miss Virginia Reader of Orovllle. Cel.. Mrs. Rita Dye and eon of Palermo, Cal Mr. snd Mrs. Bert Evans and Lenors Clement of Yreka. Wm. Autenrleth spent several days laat week In Dallas, Ore., at a con vention of McNeea dealers. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Winn, and daughter Myrtle, Mr. and Mrs. Psul Throne and eon Marvin. Mary Lou Tygart. and Mr. and Mrs. Gillespie of Ashlsnd enjoyed a picnic at Un ion Creek laat Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Moore, who have been visiting relstlvee here, re turned to Long Beach June S and plan oa returning soon to make their home here. Orpha Martin was a recent guest for a week of her aunt, Mrs. John Norsk of Wlldervtlle. A Cub Pack meeting waa bald June 10 la Orange hall. BUdea were .shown of the various steps of the flag from the earlier ones up to the Solution Of Yestsrdsy's PuriU DOWN I Legsl convey- t Irish expleUve 8. Start 4. Pertaining te the made 8. U. 8. general and eanator 1 Bottom of the foot f. Ornamental -boroere oa atampa 6, Ingredient of varntsb. 6. Swollsa Is. Fruit 11. Irrigate t IS. psquire n. I nils 14. Top ot the head tl. Fsvptlsn deity II. Fieian fserte ti. Pastime St. Operated ea the skull 19. French rlvee IL Discoverer eg the north mscnetae pole It. Donisstleateg 14. ftose.eheped ornsment 17. Philippine Me- aammedaa 88. Frequented place . Praises 4L Kme' coma. form 41 Be sparing I. Legendary tales' 44. Comfort 4T. Ireland . 46. Causaee1 FoRevigRnslAl6'Fp EP lNE5 . LEMON M APLgM UjE 6llT I F TUTfr M AIMnT I L glElSlP lTEfenF6"C I TTW vjEisnB Lie a t AisnvilsnsUEnL.? A L AgQBjE NHJEJslS BMGllBiA L Ef fijElT AQAILrT'e KEiDffPE IJU Ajytfff fWNTA ftlEiS I DLjljSl TeTtqTn I AiN siElclnlsliSiE ste1tis present Old Glory. Also slides of the recent camporee of Boy Scout were shown by Scout Commissioner McNeil of Orante Pass. Pst Whit more, chief of den No. 8, was pre p resented with an arm cord for out standing work. Earl Bennett wss ap pointed as den chief of den No. i. Attending day camp for girls In Medford laat Wednesday were Anne Chrlstensen, Bsrbsra Nathan, Bar bara Smith, and Joanne and Donna Centers. Ed Autenrleth of Trek, .pent sev eral daya last week with hts brothsr. William Autenrleth, snd family. Other guests of ths Autenrteths were Mr. snd Mrs. Psul Laufenberg of San Francisco and Lewie Autenrleth rjf Fort Jones, Cel. Quests Isst Tuesday of Mr. and Mra. Leon wise were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Young of Long Creek, Ore. Mrs. Young was formerly Miss Ollvs Sartelle. when she taught In the local high school. Mr. and Mrs. Hsl Norrta snd fsm- Uy of Yreka have been visiting rela tives here the paat week. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller enter tained recently at their home, with a cafeteria dinner. In honor of their eon and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mra. Rowland Miller, who ware mar ried the first part of the month. Quests for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller of Grants Psss, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Blair, Mr. and Mra. Cleo Gilchrist and eon Charlea Wil liam, Mr. and Mra. Perry Walt. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Scott. Mr. and Mrs. George Lance, Ruth Lanoe, Jill Mar tin, Jack Martin. Raymond Blair, Wallace Iverson, snd Mr. and Mrs. Ben Newell of Corvsllls. Mr. and Mra. Frank Taylor, who have been visiting for the past eight months In Csllfornla, Nevada and Utah, will spend the summer with Mrs. Taylor's mother, Mra. E. C. Fiene. and Mr. Flene. Girl Scouts are making plana for camping trip to McKee bridge some time In July. Mr, and Mrs. Merrltt Merrlman re turned Friday from a trip to Astoria Mra. Varna VanHouten returned Thursdsy from Fortune, Cal, where she attended the funeral ot her brother-in-law who waa killed last week when a log rolled on him, while employed by the forest service. Mr. and Mrs. Art Oorham and Donna, Mrs. Curtis Fsrker, Mr. snd Mrs. H. D. Force and Jack, Mr. and Mra. Paul Thompson and Pete, Mra. Minnie Bysrly and Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Byerly and family spent Wed nesday on the beach at Crescent City. Denlss and Jooelyn Meunler visited from Bundsy until Thursdsy at the Vernon Fleming home la Grants Psss. FOR ANNUAL RODEO; IE VISIT TALKED By Corp, Paul W. Hughes King City, Cal., June 12. (Spl) Thousands of soldiers In this vicinity for maneuvers Jammed King City last week for the annual rodeo. Among Medford boys now In the service who enjoyed the rodeo were Jack K. James, for mer Company A sergeant, now member of the 209th military police and driver for Col. Glass, commander of the 209th, and Jlmmle Nelson, also in the mill tary police company at Camp Roberts. Considerable talk has been going around here regarding cantonment at Medford and the possibility of Medford's Com' pany A being stationed there. Another topic In camp Is the possibility that the troops will receive a furlough at the end of maneuvers here. This strictly unofficial as yet but the men of Company A would en Joy another few days at home before the proposed maneuvers start near Fort Lewis, The 2nd battalion of the 15th infantry was sent from here to the North American Aviation plant at Inglvwood when the troops took it over because of the strike. A shortage ot water for troops on the Hunter Liggett reservation has caused some concern. Convoys of trucks op erate between King City and the reservation carrying ample supply of water for the army. ON SHEEP COUNT Grants Pass, June W VP) Carl Wood, riding academy own er, was found guilty Saturday by circuit court Jury of receiving stolen sheep. His attorney had contended in week-long trial he did not know the sheep were stolen. Sentence Is to be passed Tues day morning by Judge H. K. Hanna. Wood Is free on $1,000 bond. A previous trial in Crescent City, Calif, on livestock theft charges ended with deadlock ed Jury voting 11 to 1 for acquit tal. Decision hag not yet been rendered as to whether there will be new California trial. More than 80 srUclea used la pro duction of combat alrplanea la the United Stales are atade of sjntntuc rubber. WOOD CONVICTED VAR 10 INCREASE RAVEL AT E GAIN THIS YEAR Washington. D. C. (P) Ameri cans will travel America this summer as they never nave traveled it before. That's the report from national parks and monuments, where early figures point to an increase ot 10 to 20 per cent in number of visitors over the record-breaking totals of 1940. The upward swing In 1940 was attributed primarily to the war, which practically put an end to vacation travel abroad. The same war is influencing va cation plans again this year, not only by cutting Americans on from foreign tourist attractions but also by stimulating a de fense effort which has boomed employment and brought In creased Incomes. Uncle Sam, at the more than 165 national parks and monu ments he maintains, entertained 16.741.835 visitors in 1940. The five most popular parks in 1940 and attendance figures: Shenan doah, Virginia, 950,807; Great Smoky, Tennessee-North Caro lina, 860,960; Rocky Mountain, Colorado, 627.847; Yosemlte California, 867.081; Yellowstone, Wyoming-Montana-Idaho, 526,- 252. Most popular national monu ment was Fort McHenry, Mary land, 515,823. The Statue ot Liberty, was second, with 395,' 633. Smallest national park at tendance was at Mt. McKinley, Alaska, where 1,201 visitors were registered. Only 35 per sons went to Mount of the Holy Cross national monument In Colorado. TO LEARN NEW RULES Salem, June IB. (SplV- Workers not fully employed who earn less than $15 a week should consult their nearest em ployment office to learn ot rights under new benefit regu lations in effect June 14, ac cording to Silas Galser, admin- istrator for the State Unemploy ment Compensation commission 'Claimants hereafter will serve only two waiting weeks and draw a minimum of $10 a week," explained Mr. Gaiser, "New payments are based on six percent of the high quarter earnings. "With weekly allowances be ing Increased, many additional workers become eligible for partial benefits It not fully em ployed." Payments for the first five months of 1941 have totalled $1,612,786 as compared with $2,529,512 for the same period last year. Total benefits for 1940 were $4,099,925. IS BOGGED IN WEAKNESS Portland, Ore., June 18. OP) An accusation that the church Is "bogging down into a sop for weaklings" was voiced as the Pacific Northwest Unitarian con ference closed here yesterday. Dr. Rol W. Brenner of the Unitarian school for the min istry, Berkeley, Calif., declared, "it Is offering an escape for re ligionists back Into a sub-human Garden ot Eden Just when hu manity most needs the clarion voice of Idealism." He advocated a "reaffirmation ot our essential humanity In a gospel ot human freedom, of human responsibility, of human progress," and avoidance of a "glib reliance on divine Inter ventions." RENE FRANKLIN OF STAGE, SCREEN DIES Englewood, N. J., June 19 VP) Irene Franklin, former stage and screen actress who won world-wide fame and fortune only to spend the last days of her life in a theatrical home, died today In Englewood hos pital. Stricken Thursday with stroke. Miss Franklin expired at 1:30 a. m. (EST.) She began her career as a tot of five and made her final appearance In the film "Saratoga." which starred the late Jean Harlow. Closing time foe Too Late to clas sify Ads la 1 JO p. as. LODGE NOTICES MID FORD LODOS) No, 88. I. O. O. F. mseta every Tues day evening, L O. O. F. Hall, 331 Weat 6tb St. Visiting brothers always welcome. O. O, Wlmer, If. O. O. H. Bengteon, V. O. L. O. Howard. Becty. CRATER LAKE CHAPTER. Mo. 33. RAM Stated con vocation Tuesday, June 17, 1041. gRLB M. ORAT, R. P. Meteorological Report By V. I. WEATHER BCRtAC Forecasts Medford and vicinity: Cloudy with intermittent light rains tonight and Tuesdsy; little change la temper ature. Oregon: Cloudy tonight with rain la west portion; Tuesday cloudy with rain: little change In temper ature; gentle to moderate variable wlnda off coast beoomlng southerly Tuesdsy. Local Data Temperature a year ago today: highest 84. lowest 81. Total monthly precipitation .14 Inches; deficiency for the month, .81 Inchea. Total precipitation elnce Septem ber 1. 1040, 18.08 Inchea; excess for ths season 1.S4 Inches. Relative humidity at 5 p. at. ves ts rdsy si percent; 8 a. m. today 67 percent. Tomorrow: sunrise 4:31 a. m, sua act 7:48 p. m. Observations Taken at 4:30 a. m, 110 Meridian Time. Bolss Boston -Chicago , 70 . 73 . 61 . 76 . 61 . 66 JM Cloudy M Rain JJ1 F Cloudy 4)1 Cloudy AO Cloudy M P Cloudy .00 P Cloudy T Bain T Fog . M Fog JOO i Clear JM Cloudy .00 Cloudy T Rata M P Cloudy .00 Cloudy Denver sTureka Hsvre . Los Angeles-. 76 Medford 7 New York so Omaha SO phoenix 100 Portland 73 Reno BS Roseburg 77 Oalt Lake 86 San Francisco 61 Seattle 73 Spokane 73 Wash, D. 0 Yakima 78 Cloudy Cloudy M M .00 Cloudy THE GRANGE Oriffln Creek Orange Regular meeting of Griffin Creek grange will begin at 0:30 p. m. Tuesday with potluck dinner. Lecture hour will be open to all in the community. ARMY BOMBER SUSTAINS DAMAGE ON BAKER FIELD Baker, Ore., June 18. (flV An army bomber, forced onto the Baker air field Saturday night by bad weather, remained at the airport today because of slight damage sustained during the landing. The five men composing the crew are en toute to their home station, McChord field, from Dea ver. 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