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Newspaper Page Text. PAGE FTVB ' Want to Bay, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It 's Filled With Opportunities! KM4) Vr AO UO t-U paf You will orvcwoiy duo ucU tha thina rou cava dmo tuuk lug foi ot wit or txaaa foi uauied articlea ruu may ba Searcj. roui attic or atura room you ma? find many thii-fi otfctr ar tetkiut and oa abl to rtmiiw immadtau caan U what yuu want tan t nara advaruaa fat it. lTitmo Claa- tried Ada r loci penal Xfecuval RATES Per word ririt inertia (Minimum tftc) Carta addiititnai inaartloa. per woro iMIfilmam I Or) Per tin par month without copy chant a f ' CASH or moot; order muit ac company all mail order elauiiiad ads. LOST AND FOUND LOST Large black hound. Neese, Talent. REPUhl met aos, animal cruelty cases Humane Society Phone 0161 WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Man to work In hay. Oood fishing and camping free for fam ily. WUhlta Ranch, Lake Creek, Ore ?on. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Middle-aged lady to keep house, one with son 6 to 10 years old. J. 1. Fenton, Talent. WANTED Immediately Olrl or wom an for general housework. Mrs. Donsld Shaw, South Peach and Route 1. WOMAN between 50 and 70 who needs a good home and Is willing to wait on an aged person In return. Small wage will be con sidered for satisfactory service. Phone 8857. WANTED Housekeeper and com panion, country home. Box 3555 Tribune. WANTED Dependable waltreas. quire Diamond Cafe. WANTED SITUATIONS SAWS hammered. Work guaranteed. H. T. Gunter. Jacksonville. Ore. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS ' YOUNO MAN wanta clean permanent manent If satisfactory. State rate per month. Write Box 3561 Tribune. WANTED TO BUY Fox terrier black and tan dog. male or female. George F. Pierce. Hornbrook, Calif. WANTED TO LEASE with option to ouy, smaii garaen tractor, see Al at Reter'a. WANTED Homa and companion for eioeny laay, p. o. Box 333. FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING. Phona 141 Jacksonville. NU-WAY insures. Co Phone 3848 and Upholstering 308 West 8th St BEST PRICES PAID For Youi Furniture CADS FL'HMTURE. Phona 4t40. WILL PAY MOST CASH For Good Used Furniture HOI BROOK t'I'RMTI RE 18 North Front. Phone 4033. WANTED Wool, mohair, hldea and pelta. Medford Bargain House, 37 North Orape St. Phona 8744. HIGHEST cash paid for Iron, copper brass, rwdlators. aluminum, bat tenea. fibea. rags, lead and alno Medford Bargain House. WE PAY MORE CASH FC Your Furniture B.tR.VF.HIiRO ANDREWS Sth and Front Phona 3338 WELL DRILLING II 50 pet ft first 80 ft tc J M r1ve 819 King FOR RENT HOUSES SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE. Two adults. Frlgldalre. 830. 130 South Grape. FOR LEASE Attractive east side home: three bedrooms and den. basement and furnace. Charles R. Ray, Room 317 Medford B;dg. Phone 3903. UNFURNISHED HOUSE for rent Desirable country homa, 8 bed rooms, lovely grounds. 380 per month. Prefer to lease. Call Carl Tengwald. 135 West Main. 10-ROOM unfurnished house. Shults Bros. KUCKS f"OR RENT- Movs roureelt m savt half Pruttt'a Mobilise Sta T tion Mam and Ivy pbone 4145 5-ROOM unfurnished -vt paid M8 Eh i bouas, 333 50. St FOR RENT Furnished Rooms FOR RENT Sleeping rooma at 738 West 4th. Close In. FOR RENT Attractive g-ntieman: sarage If North Oakdale for 811 PLEASANT ROOM for gentleman Close In. 809 East Msln. FOR RENT-Nicely furnished sleep ing room for gentleman 335 South Rircrslde ATTRACTIVE ROOMS 4o4 8 Grape WANT CHILDREN, day or week Rt. 1. Bo: 108. South Peach. BoPD .-- p-vtt. fv Mam FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Attractive four-room downstairs tulta in Holly Apart ments. Compiftely furnished ex cept dishes snd linen. Geraze. Two doora north of postofflce. See manar-r in rear. FOR RENT Fum!"d i'racl!v amah apartment. 818 So. Cm a dale eUif t-KOOM apartment, nicely fur- uiuieu. aw newrawn. FOR RENT Purnlahed apartment or iwo or three, e.sctrlcally equip- vvq. pnTiw oata ana entrance rutmisHEO APARTMENT, private umri. rTiymairr pup west Main FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS lldlng a Al llu o.Tlca rooma See Roland l.u b oa rd FOR SALE LIVESTOCK ANNOUNCEMENT The next Auction bale at Pavilion win be JuIt 13. Southern Onion Livestock Auction to. CASH for old horses. Dial 6376 FOR SALE Million ShortLorn Bull Joe Dugan, 1 mile south Phoenix "'ou aaao TOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 103ft Ford Da Luxe Con vertible coupa. excellent shape Will consider trade-in. Call 4067 alter a. 37 PONTIAC Sedan, 39 Dodge Sedan. ai rora coupe. Many other real uMguuh onuita siroa. S PLYMOUTH aedan, good tires, excellent conaition. Must be seen aua driven to be appreciated. Prl vat owned. 6395. Champa Texaco cwrvice, itiveraiae and Jackson. FOR SALE Roadster and new boat Phone 4903. 718 Grant. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE J-room house, 1 sere In pasture, garden and berrlea. R. Kinney. West 6th St, Phoenix. CHROME PROPERTY for sals. Oper ated during last World war, large tonnage. Principals only. P. o. Box 83, Grante Pass, Oregon. FOR SALE Vlewland. 20 acres. 4-room house. Most beautiful building alt In valley. Many shade trees. Elec tricity, soft water, good road. Pries lowered for quick aale. six miles west of Medford, Old Military Road. Phone 6812. FOR SALE Medford erty, paying good 3558 Tribune. Income prop returns. Box SPECIAL BARGAINS 7-room plastered house with bath. In good condition, rock foundation, large ahade trees, close In on pave ment. Only 83300. Terms. Also 6-roorn house, large attractive living and dining room with fireplace and hardwood floors, cement base ment, automatic oil burner fur nace, no-foot frontage on pave ment, ahsde and fruit trees. Look this over. 83300. Terms. Also 4-room house, large enclosed back porch, cement foundation, all new ly decorated, corner lot, near Junior High. 33000. Also -7 acres. Bear creek bottom, Irri gated, city water, on paved high, way, near city ilmlta. Weal for subdivision. Make ua an offer. L. G. PICKELL, 18 South Bartlett. FOR SALE or TRADE 180 partly cut over. Ideal for A bargain. 414 Hamilton. acres. stock. FOR SALE 3 acres, modern Many outbuildings. 415 Psrk Drive. house. Maple FOR SALE 418 Union St., Medford, 5-room house, 3 lots, 8800. In quire 83 Dewey St., Ashland. FOR SALE Reslaeuce properties Owner 811 W. 8th. FOR SALE! Premises corner Ninth and Holly, Medford. Ranch 300 acres, also 10-acra tracts. Owner 308 south Holly. BUILDING A HUM? Let ur handle all details on 35-year FHA loans quickly, efficiently ooldy Agency CITY and country properties Rentals -oans. insurance. C s Buttarllsld 408 Medford Building when YOU think of real estate, think of the Clinton Spencer FOR EXCHANGE FOR SALE or TRADE 1940 114-3- ton O. M. C. 8:35x30 tires on back. 7:601 30 on front. Cattle rack 8x8x18. What hava you? BUI Brahs. o-i Bar Ranch, cave junction. FOR EXCHANGE Reel Eatala EXCHANGE California for Oregon i't acres. 3 houses. 85400. Debt s.'M r. Renfrew, 1958 Indlanap- nvg,. mvgraiai. ism. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS fn sale A-l Income property. Each apartment Individual, fully iiuiiianrc. vv.wu. lor inveat, mem. Tribune Box 8818. FOR BALE Estata gas range, atand- aro eise, ei. xei. sios. BOTSENBERRIES Open tha 4th. your container. 85c. B. V, Oood' road. West Stewart Ave. FOR SALE Crop of hay and pasture. Frank Chaplin, Eagle Point, Butta rails iwaa. FOR SALE Apricots, excellent crop. wwt non-imeetea. Bring eon talners, Teasltora Orchards, Esgls roint. FOR SALE Royal Ann cherries, any -uiuuni, oest quality, low price for quick sale. 333 South Riverside. Medlord. FOR SALE Yellow transparent and uravenstein. Treicnier. central Point. BEAUTY SHOP EQUIPMENT for sals. Inquire 819 South Central. FOR SAUt Non-trngated apricots. O L Llndley, Cocker Butta road. Phone 8353. FOR SALE 0 Caterpillar and bull dozer. Shuits Bros. HEAL BUYS 8" centrifugal pump. 1500 gal p. m.: 1 blryclee. stream line; keroeene range with oven. 6-i ft. upright showcase. Flck Hdwa. FOR SALE or TRADE Two-wheel trailer. 333 Laurel Street. FOREST FIR tJirect from woods. 8 tier lota or over. 13-Inch 93 00: 18-lnch 93 50. City Fuel. TeL4114. BIO DOUBLE LOAD Oreen Fir Slabs 84 50 Cltv Fuel. Phone 4114. FULLER BRUSHES Phone 4914 rOR SALE Qrva Eite eisu fir Blase. Tela- REAL BUYS In uaad clothing. 1403 No Riverside, across from Beck's Bakery FOR SALE Low priced lumber or any building materiala Call ua be fore you buy R O Stephenson Co Court ana MeAndrewa. Telephone 3000 MISCELLANEOUS OLD STAGE HOUSE at Phoenix, for merly known aa La Toska, now ready to sens the public with fins Dinners. COSMORAY 1 now located at 117 Laurel St. We formerly demon strated at 139 South Holly St. Free demonstrstlona dally. No ob ligations. Oehlens. Phone 3863 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR LEASE New building de signed for lunch room, with living quarters, In outstanding location at Junction ot Red wood and Pacific hlghwaya, Orants Paaa. WIU less partially equipped or will Install modern equipment. Including fountain. Will accom modate counter with nine stools and four tables. On banks of Rogue, opposite city park. Allen Realty Co., Orants Paaa, Ora. FOR SALE Small sawmill with 84- Inch Merahan band saw. All ateam power. Price 3900. V. Held, 1504 Oregon Ave., Klamath Falls. Ore. AUTO CAMP SITE and trailer park. iwd-h-h grove, in Asnisna on wv. Priced for quick sale. Usual com mission to broken. B. 8. Lay, Ash' land. FOR SALE Sawmill. 15.000 capacity. box lofo, news neview, oee- burg. Oregon. PERSONAL Palmistry and Crystal Reading. Ph. 94SO. aua Mountain Ave., Asmano. CARD READING dally. 344 8 Central BUSINESS DIRECTORY Dressmaking 1HE FASHION SHOP-Dressmaking rut Hcmuaeiing. Buttons and Bucklaa ouvered. Room 303 U. S Natl Bank Bldg Trl 3931 Expart Window Cleaner. LET OEORUE DO IT apart Window Cleaner Oenerai bouse cleanera. floor waxing paint ing. Qeo F Olrard. Phona 3954. DRESSMAKING Alterations, tailor ing, j&auierune Batteries, Dinger Shop. 33 So. Grape. MONEY TO LOAN PAY YOUR ALL BILLS With Quick CASH LOAN AUTOMOBILE FURNITURE LIVESTOCK Terms to Suit You YOU WILL EVJOY DOING BUSINESS WITH OREGON FINANCE CO. W. Ik Thomas. Mgr. Lie. No. 8-311 M-317. 48 So. central. Dial 4438 Homa owned and managed. Since 1938. Rooting. WE REPAIR or apply any type of roof. Pabco Roofings. Shingles. Coatings and Palnta. New stock Wall Paper. Ekerson Paint and Roof Co . 38 So. Bartlett. Tel. S483. Transfer. CITY TRANSFER at STORAGE CO Household moving and general aauiing. a b. urape. pnons 40o4 aay or night. ADS TRANSFER A STORAGE CO Office 18 South Fir. Phone 3838 Prices right Service gu&ranteed IAV1S TRANSFER AND STORAGE 40 8 Fir Street. Insured Carriers. Local and Long Distance Hauling Phona assa. FURNITURE MOVING AND STOR AGE wa hava van moving equip ment for local and long dlatancs hauling. Dry and clean storage (concrete building) with special locxer rooma at low rat SAMSON FTORAOE WAREHOU8B Phona 3758 Venetian Blinds. VENETIAN BLINDS Guaranteed, steal or wood Venetian Blinds. 39c so ft Inatalled. Phone Burk'a Medford Tent a; Awn. 4473 Free estimate Eugene, July 3 (Spl.) Hun dreds of persons from Eugene and vicinity have visited the new quarters and freight termi nal of the Pierce Auto Freight Lines, inc., since the opening and reception last Saturday Archie C. Pierce, head of the company, and R. W. Frame, vice president, both of Medford, at tended the series of opening events here. The new building is one of the most modern ot its kind in Eugene. At luncheon attended by members of United Commercial Travelers, company executives and others, Mr. Pierce told of his organization of the company in 1824 with one truck The company now has 50 truck units in service, 73 employe and the territory served extends from Portland and San Francisco, Mr. Pierce told his audience. Glass We sell glass, reglate vour nroken windows reason ably. Trot bridge Cabinet Works. PIERCE FREIGHT OPENS TERMINAL Grove Approaches 300-lTin Mark OLE' 1SE HURLS 299TH CONQUEST; A'S, 5-2 Boston Veteran to Be First to Notch 300 Wins Since Alex Cardinals Beaten Br Judion Bailer (Associated Press Writer) When the great pitchers of all time in baseball are recalled. Robert Moses (Lefty) Grove will always have a place on the honor roll. He is 41 years old, leathery cheeked and with graying hair, but he still is a winning pitcher and yesterday he achieved the 299th triumph of his long and memorable career. He subdued the Philadelphia Athletics S to 2 for the be leaguered Boston Red Sox, who needed the victory desperately. No Walks With perfect control, he did not walk a man, and kept the foe scoreless except in the fifth inning when Dick Sieberfs triple was followed by two singles and a fly. Grove, taking plenty of rest between starts, has won six games and lost only two this season. When he reaches the 300-victory goal he will be one of 12 pitchers to accomplish the icai ana the first since Grover Cleveland Alexander. Action in the National league wag confined to two contests with the Chicago Cubs nosing out the St. Louis Cardinals 2-1 pnd the Boston Braves beating the Phillies 4-1. The Medford Crafara l here this mornins for rrnmni i viiy, tai., where this afternoon and Saturday they will play the Crescent City Merchants of the Southern Oregon league a pair of exhibition games as features of the July 4 celebration in the coast town. Next home tilt for the locals will be against the Palmer House Stars of Chicago, one of the best Negro clubs in Amer ica, next Wednesday night at the fairgrounds park. Fights Last Night By the Associated Press Atlantic City, N. J. Bob Montgomery, 137, Philadelphia, stopped Frankie Wallace, 140, Cleveland (3). Harrisburg, Pa. Lou Brooks, 178, Wilmington, outpointed Charlie Brant, 184, Pittsburgh (eight). ACROSS L Turf 1 Group of pupils 9. Droop it. Rubber tree II. Great Lake 14. Topas num mlns bird 18. Tear anart I. Depart 40. Incline tha bead 4t Leave empty 41. Article 44. Cook slowly 44. Hindu cymbale 47. Land measure 41. Rumlnsnt animal 8L Night before an event IS. Former pubtte conveyance 34. Slender IT. Scotch river It Moleakla cola II. Ballad 11 nd tool 43. Place of war ahlp 4. New Zealand tree IS. Invite 41. Suspicions: alsng 17. Rosy it. 8".:r 17. Tilt is. In twofold degree 38. Dwell 12. Spread tooeers 33. Mohammedan aacatla 33. Vetilcle oa runnere f7. tVlnk slowly L Msln point tl. Pronoun It. Conciliatory IS. WortMele dog la. Abraham'e birthplace 37. Pertaining to the esraiive art CRATERS TRAVEL TO COAST TOWN ' la 1 3 I ' K f 7 la I ' 72 "1 ZZZZZTZZJ Ti 7"35"33 STTTLS 3T 53" """"" """"" Tf fT " """" Tf TT S3 5i J3 oS ;;, jb --y- Feather Champ H l4vJ ' 1 Kit Richie Lamos, Los Angelas Mexican, smiled happllr in his dressing room aitsr knocking out Pater Scalso of New York to win tha N. B. A. isather. weight championship in tha fifth round ol tha bout in Los An galas. T Colorado Springs, July 4 (f) A double order of golf fireworks served up In today's Indepen dence Day car at the 42nd west ern amateur tournament with two sets of 18-hole matches, will hammer the field down to four finalists by sundown at Broad moors mountain layout. The two prime favorites De-' fending Champion Marvin (Bud) Ward and Medalist Harry Todd cnecked in for the second day of match competition, Ward after one of the tightest squeaks oi nis career. Scores Yesterday American League Boston 5, Philadelphia 2. Only games scheduled. National League Chicago 2, St. Louis 1 Boston 4, Philadelphia 1 Only games scheduled. Pacific Coast League Seattle S, San Diego 4 (13 innings) Portland 2, Sacramento 0 Los Angeles 7, Oakland 6 Hollywood 1, San Francisco 0 Western International Wenatchee 8, Vancouver 4 Salem 2, Yakima 0 Only games scheduled Ran Francisco Butter San Francisco, July 4. OP) But ter: 93 score 38c: 91 score SSftc; 90 score 34 t,e; 89 score 34c. Sacramento, July 4. Butter: First grade. 41V,c; second grade S9!i. Solution Ot Saturday's Punl DOWN 1. Irrational mathematical quanutj 1 Medley 8. Appoint as agent 4, fount I. Crmty: tltnf C tonthrn eoa uliAtlom T. Mai . Cnnt ft. Oo fyrtiJy . .Urcajtic 10. Orasdy IL Ttwa l. HcIou4 21. I.r U. trxlulf fast I'll 909 14. At a tip or ummtl 2S. Avoids 1 European dorinua tT Ufaid W RwMtanlng 14 ScoaKrt Tna'-hlna St. CUrrrmarTa mi; abbr. 14. railnaj animal If. AtPfJon 41. Dromina4 i Witty prwm 41. Root QDtSar ft htuta M FutvM frtwqtM luMtinca II Earn without -ption St taTrr wouBvl cla: aovloo. M B 4S A"CDt 14. Wa'-hw. rarrowly 19. LlQ-of id, Arr "r'r -NAMjELCASjTETs l pTT n e I a f? eIoTl a A R EJT E SIJl NlStsT T s tBem jJtJt e dm E tubHv o UTS" JBa i e J R O NflN EjoklB N N gE D A(gsnpl - AlT S r V " Ar. -tl atCj RA C IMIaUiTTM MD T n He o nc e T t TTaJ D 1 L A T E fA R oiMTAtj AJT O N eTsJ I E R IjTlgl n;e1we1sItU'snovv!ed )Y INVITES 3 CRATER KIDS TO ATTEND CAMP Three members of Medford's State league Craters Pitcher Jack Brown, and Infielder Bob Churchill and Harold Martenson last night received and accept ed an invitation from Charles C. Chapman to attend the big Cincinnati Reds' baseball tryout camp at Marysville, Cat., Sept. 18 to 27. The trio, all-stars from the Portland high school league, will be taken to the camp at Cincinnati's expense. The three youths, all 19 or under, told Chapman they ten tatively planned to enroll in col lege this fall, but would like to attend the camp to determine for themselves whether they had futures In professional base ball. The Marysville camp will be attended by some 90 special ly selected young players from all the western states, only inose youths actually reconv mended by Cincinnati agents or scouts being eligible to attend. At the Marysville camp pro mising players will be offered contracts with one of Cincy's farm clubs, to report next spring. Chapman was enthusias tic over the looks of the three young Craters, and predicted they would probably all make good and be offered contracts. He said it was Cincinnati's pol icy to encourage players want ing an education to go to college in the fall and winter, while playing ball in tha summer. The tryout camp being held here for almost SO young play ers will end Saturday, and Chapman said that possibly two or three more youngsters might be Invited to the Marysville camp. IS DENIED BY FLIER Los Angeles, July 4 IP) Julio Bonetti, Los Angeles, ace pitcher suspended for associat ing with gamblers, today said he would ask William G. Bramham president of the National Associ ation of Professional Baseball Leagues, to reconsider his case. Bonetti said he was Innocent of any wrongdoing. He gave conflicting answers when Inter rogated by Bramham recently Decause ne was confused to learn he was being investigated, ne aaaea. 1 Trail, July 4. (Spl) Mr. and mrs. si. j. wuiiams have re turned to their home at Artcsia, Cal., after visiting for several days with Mr. and Mrs. Burt I'lark. atr. and Mrs. Olaen from California who spent their vacation at Sunset on the Rogue several years ago. re turned for a short stay last aak. Ed Harding of Portland rial tad over the paat week-end with Carroll and Oordon Wataon at Treasure Csbln. Mr. Harding and Carroll wars college students together at Eugene several years sgo. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dawson are hare to apend tha summer on the nver. Mrs. Ooldls Johnson and Mli Dorothy Young shopped la Medford Tuesday. Al Ollhoueen has returned to Sac ramento after apandlng a tew days bars with hia family at Rogue River Loaga. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burk spent a few days in Medford last week having wont done oo their ear. Mlaa O race Horton, Mlaa May Syl. "star snd Miss Wills ware dinner gueita at tha 8. W. Hutchinson boms Wednesday. Mlaa B. Stone and Evert Skeeters were married last week In Medford Mrs. Florence Wataon, who bai been at Harm Is ton. Ore , (or aararal months, where Mr. Watson Is doing carpenter work for the government, returned homa Friday and has opened the Treasure Cabin for the remainder of the summer. Tha new house Mrs. Alios Chlsmsn and daughter, Mrs. Cuba Ostes are having built at Shady Cove is going up rapidly and will probably be ready to move Into by August I. Ray Br I rs. John Still, a Mr. Harding and Mr. King are all helping with tha work. Th following shopped in Medford Tuesday: Jack Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. 8. W. Hutchinson and granddaiaghter Shirley. Mrs. L. U Tanosy and son Bob, Meedamas Florence wataon. Hat chuff, Minnie Blalra and Era Segee man and daughter Mary. Mrs. Lyal Tucker is visiting la Ashland this weak. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Slnclslr have returned homa from ssvwsi weeks visit in Csnads. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Snooks and children snd Mrs. Snooks' brother. Nelson 8 loids. returned boms Tuesday from a visit with, rala Uvea 1 UOW THEY" STAMD National League Won Lost Pet. St. Louis. Brooklyn New York Cincinnati Pittsburgh Chicago Boston Philadelphia 48 24 24 32 34 34 39 40 SI .667 .667 48 38 36 29 32 27 20 .543 .514 .460 .451 .403 .282 American League Won Lost Pet New York Cleveland Boston Chicago Detroit Philadelphia Washington . St. Louis... 45 43 26 30 .634 .389 .529 .514 .507 .479 37 36 37 34 26 24 33 34 36 37 44 42 J71 .364 Pacific Coast League Won Lost Pet Sacramento 59 29 33 .670 Seattle 47 .553 .534 .477 San Diego 47 41 45 47 43 50 50 Los Angeles... 41 San Francisco 41 39 36 35 .466 Hollywood Oakland Portland .464 .419 .412 Coach Rlney Cook's Jackson county American Legion Junior baseball team will clash with the Roseburg Legion Juniors in a district 4 doubleheader at the local high school park Sunday afternoon, the first game start ing at 1:30. The second tilt will be of seven innings. Last Sunday the local Legion Juniors opened their district campaign by splitting even with the Marshfleld Juniors in a twin bill. Logger Killed Albany. Ore.. Julv 4 UP A log being loaded on a truck fell and fatally injured Law rence D. Morris, 28, Lebanon, at the Downing logging camp yesterday. He Is survived by his bride of a few months and his father. Use Mall Trlb ne want ads. FLORSHEIM SHOES 1 MALM'S THE FLORSHEIM SHOE STORE Meteorological Report Wv P. g. WE4THEB RI'REAO Extended Forecast For tha far western states except ing southern California for tha period beginning 4:80 p. m. today to 4:30 P. m. July 9: Normal temperatures In northern districts and above nor mal in northern California and Ne vada. Precipitation win be heavy for tha season near tha Washington and Oregon coasts and there will be scat tered showers over tha northern pla teau but little or no rain In northern California and southern Nevada. Forecasts Medford and vicinity: Fair tonlgh and Saturday. Little change In tem pera tun. Oregon: Fair tonight and Satur day but partly cloudy northwest portion and on tha coast. Little change in temperature. Moderate southerly winds off tha coast. Local Data Temperature a year ago today: Highest, 91; low -.t. 85. Total monthly precipitation none. Deficiency for tha month, .08 Inch. Total precipitation a lace Sept. L 1940. 30.80 inches, excess tor the season. 3.08 Inches. Relative humidity at 8 p. ra. yes terday, 40; 8 a. m. today. 85. Tomorrow: Sunrise. 4:41 a. m sunset, 7:49 p. m. Obeervstlona Taken at 4:30 a. m. 130 Meridian Tims. II Bolaa Boston - , 89 . 74 . 73 , 88 . 83 , 80 89 pt. Cldy. 83 M Cloudy S3 Clear 80 pt. Cldy. 58 . Pt. Cldy. 83 .07 Pt. Cldy. 80 Foggy 84 PC Cldy. 69 T. Rain 59 Clear 78 Pt-Cldy. 80 Pt. Cldy. 48 Pt. Cldy. 83 XII Cloudy 89 M Pt. Cldy. 60 pt. Cldy. 68 Pt. Cldy, 66 . Cloudy 64 Pt. Cldy. Chicago Denver . Eureka - Havre . Los Angele... .Mrdford 1 81 New York , .. 78 Omaha 81 Phoenix 108 Portland . 78 Reno 90 Rosebung , 89 Salt La ks 89 San Francisco- 89 Seattle , 78 Spokane 89 Yakima 90 PHOENIX GIRL WINS REED SCHOLARSHIP Southern Oregon Colleie of Education, Ashland. Julv 4. (Spl) Miss Mary Jean Barnes, 01 rnoenlx, has recently been awarded a $200 cash scholar. ship to Reed college, Portland. Miss Barnes has been enrolled as a Junior college student at the Southern Oregon College of tducation for the past two years and has done outstanding worn in an ner classes. Now for short time only, save money ea Men's riorshetras. Amer ica's finest shoes. Your choice of many atyles at greatly reduced prices. Take advantage of these Florshslra Values and remember . a Florshelma wpa't be oa sale agala la 1941. la northern Ce tortus. ;