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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRTBUNT. MEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDAY. JULY 11. 1941. PAOFi TTTTRTKFN Want to Bay, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It's Filled With Opportunities! i ttoao !- a jq UU pft Vuu nii oixotuy riao UActly u tbima rou oat dmd ha t (m 01 t muc of irmdt lot unuaeo amci vuu may 0 6vcb fu'jj ttue ot Uura roues you aay find mnj ttungt otbrt art MKii4 tnd o ftblt lo rtailt mmtdiiu out) li whit yuu want us t Mr ftdvertiw foi it iTibun Cla-v li ed Adi art inexpesftl RATES ftr word nrat inwrttaiMJl (Minimum tAe) Crrt addMluiiai iiuartloa, per urd . . iMinlmnm I Or) Per line- pti mootb wllboot eopy changt ' M CASH or money order mutt es company U mall order classified ada. LOST AND FOUND 6 PRATED from rancb. oca Ions yearling Hereford bull; number tatooed In ear. Tel. Jacksonville. 605. Frank C. Preston Rancb. REHohl luet ouga, animal cruelty cases Humane Society. Phone 6161 r WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Mechanic. Muit ban own band tools. Write Boa 4148 Tribune. rw ANTED First claaa mechanic In small town shop, welder, perma nent. Box 8952 Tribune. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Woman well recommend ed tor housekeeping and some car of children In suburban home. Please write Tribune box 3968. WANTED Woman to care for elderly Invalid lady. Box 6 Talent. WANTED Dependable waitress. In- qulre Diamond Cafe. HELP MALE AND FEMALE WANTED Middle-aged man and wife for resort wor'c. Address Dia mond Lake Resort, Diamond Lake, Oreeon. WANTED SITUATIONS MOTHER. BOYS 8-14 want outside work on rancb, manage chicken ranch. 634 South Orape. e 3-YEAR college man wishes work, i groc. store, serf, sutton experience. Business training. Take anything. Box 4138 Tribune. "f WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Couple to IIts on 160 acre ranch, on share basis. 16 acres under cultiTatlon; fruit, gar den, etc. Local references required. Box 4173 Tribune. X WILL BE IN the Eagle Point dis trict with combine for about 10 day a Will have time to thresh a few more Jobs. C. J. Logan, Barn's Valley. WANTED TO BUY 3-wheel trailer. 16-lnch wheels. Route 4, Box 60, Crestbrook road. Art Bremer. WANTED Best buy In Improved acreage. Box 4161 Tribune. , WANTED Home for boy. hUh school sge: part time work. 636 Berrydela, after 4:00 p. m. NU-WAY Mettres. and Upbuiatsnng Co Pbone 3846 309 West 8tb St BUST PRICKS PAID For Toui Pumltura BADS FUKMTI HB Phone 4MB. WILL PAY MOST CASH For Good Used Furniture HOI.HROOK FURNITURE 18 North Front. Pbone 4038. WANTED Wool, mohair, bides and pelts Medford Bargain House, 37 North Orape St. Phone 8744. BIOHE31 cash paid for iron cooper brass radiators, aluminum, bat teries t.oes rag, lead and sins Medford Bargain Bouaa WE PAY MORE CASH Fo Youi Furniture RaHNKHI Hll AMIKEW8 fltb anc Front Pbone 3338 WELL DR1UJN(1 SI 60 pet ft first 60 ft "c J M tXiire l King FOR RENT HOUSES FURNISHED 3-bedroom house, close In. H. L. Cook. 1104 West Main. FOR RENT House at Ruch. Ore. Phone 6378. Medford. FOR RENT Rouse at 336 West 3nd St. for RENT -room unfurnished house. 439 Nori Central. 630. 10-RoOM unfurnished house. Shulta Bros TRUCKS FOR RENT- Move fourself eavt ball Fruitta Mooiurss Sta- "-n Me-n and fvv Plvice 4145 FOR RENT APARTMENTS 3-ROOM furnished apartment. 317 West Second. FURNISHED APARTMENTS. Oe Bau er Apartment. 58 North Oakdale. FOR RENT Apartments. 61600 and 66 00. 330 Beeuy FT.RN1SHED apartment, redecorated and new e-ss refrigerator and range. 330 North Roily. Adult. FOR RENT East Main furnished apartment. Cook's Beauty Sbop. Phone 3303. i PVRNISHED APARTMENT, prtvata k bath. Frigldaire 806 Wost Mala VACANCY Furnished apartments I". P. v.'n FOR RENT BOARD ROOMS BOARD AND ROOM at 634 West 4 -b ' v I BOARS acd. Room 7.6 teat Matt. TOR RENT Furnished Rooms FOR RENT Bedroom, cool and airy; snare rest of house. 114 Bo. Holly. FOR RXNT Sleeping rooms. 100a Wan Mala. FOR RENT -Cool, attractive room to business woman or teacher: break fait and dinner If dealred. Phone 131. PLEASANT ROOM for gentleman Cloae In. 0 seat Main. WANT CHILDREN, day or week Kt. i, bo. ioe, south reach. ATTRACT1 VP ROOMS 404 6 Orape FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR REM Store building and two office rooms Sea Al Llttrell ot Roland t.uboard FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SATiI 16 weaner pigs, one orooa sow. w. a. ateaiey. HUtte Falls Road, next to Reese Creek School. FOR SALE Percheron mare, 10 years old. Box 4173 Tribune. FOR SALE Red Durham bull, 10 months old, 666. Call evenings. Jack Blckler, Spring St., Box 137-A. FOR SALE Fresh cow, two middle milkers, seven Guernsey bull calves two to fire months old. West Main St., first house west Frees Oarage on left. Blanchl place. FOR SALE Heavy well-matched grey Percheron team, mare and gelding, separately. A. V. Wyatt. Crater Lake Highway, first place north Antelope Creek bridge. FOR SALE Young team and har ness. Mrs. Bertha Taylor. Apple gate. Tel. 676, Jacksonville. FOR SALE B-year-old gentle work mare. 3-year-old colt. H. W. Van Hlse. Route 4. Box 374 South Pa cific Highway. FOR SALE Good team, weight 3.600. C. T. Higdon, Fern Valley, Routs 4, Box 331. Medford. FOR SALE Good family cow. Mrs. A. Ayrea, Lotler Lane. WANTED Up to 33 head cattle, weaners or better preferred. Trib une Box 8881. CASH - for old horaea Dial 6376 FOR SALE MllklnK Shortl orn bull Joe Dugan. 1 mils south Pboenls .We 8220 FOR SALE DOCS PETS COCKERS FOR SALE. 66 apiece. 420 North Seventh. Central Point. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES 38 CHEVROLET Sport Coupe. Good ruoDer. aio. uwis super service Station. 87 PONTIAO Sedan. 88 Dodge Sedan. 87 Ford Coupe. Many other real bargains. Shulta Bros. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE 6-rcom ROUSE, good condition, nloe yard, shade trees, reasonable. H. is. cook, 1104 west Main. SMALL MODERN HOUSE, screen porch, walking distance. K. It- cook, 1104 west Main. $2500 8 Bedrooms 8-rootn modern hom, food condi tion, laragtt, Orang strut. Out-of-town owner. A good bur. Also $3200 New Rome 4- room modern bungalow, 9 bed rooma, large nook, automatic floor furnace, garage. AlSO $1100 136' I 333' Lot 5- room home, near Junior Bleb. Garage. Out-of-town owner says only SHOO. AISO $4000 13 acres. S acres clover, modern house, good barn, chicken house. all irrigated, exceptional good soil. MARK A. OOLDY Phone 3286 109 East Main Evenings phons 3417 5-ROOM HOME, 100x300 lot, close In, 61500, or traae for acreage 1 or 9 miles out. 43S West 13th St. FOR SALE 7-room house 118 MeAn drews, 6900. easy terms. Owner at 810 N. Bertlett. Frank Clark. WHEN YOU think Of real estate, think of the Clinton Spencer Agency. CITY and country properties Rentals Loans inauranoa O 6 Butterflsld 409 Med turd Building FOR SALE New 6-room house, hard wood floors, inlaid linoleum on kitchen, utility and bath. Venetian blinds, flreplsca. automatic oil fur nace. Attached parage with cement floor and driveway. Inspect this house at 660 South Holly or phone Cecil Owen at 3054. FOR SALE 19 acres, 13 culti vated, plenty wood for do mestic use, 6-room plsstered house, fireplace, hot and cold water, electno water pleasure system, out buildings, shsde. near Medford and school. A nice plsce to live. 63000. . 6600 cash. L. O. Plckell, 16 S. Bart let. MODERN HOME and two Inte In southern Callfomtai trade for Im proved acresge near Medford. Box 8930 Tribune. FOR SALE 4-ecre tract suitable for auto trailer camp or suburban home. '4 mile rtothwet of Fnrest Patrol Station. Midway road . Rt 1. Bos 348. Mrs. Cummlnga, Central Point FOR SALE Equitv in 6-room bouaa. 8 lots. 819 Dakota. FOR SALE or RENT 7-room bouse 1019 South Oakdale. Open to 13 a. m. dally. ACREAGE FOR SALE 8 acres of Irrigated land. Esty terms. Owner at 147 North roily. FOR SALS 60 acrea 16 arree pears, balance hay )-room modern houve. electricity. Other b-Jlldlnera. 4 mile from Medford Muat be sold Ko reasonable offer refused. Pbone 6090. FOR 6ALE p-etntees corner Ninth and Holly. Pedford Hsncb 300 sere also 1 0-acre tract Owner 306 South Roily dullJUNO BiM I t aendle ail details on 26 year FHA loane qaiceuy. efficients!. Oaidf Asc. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ResiaeiiOs properties Owner 611 W 8th. FOR SALE 4-room house, inquire at 30 Trlpu on phone 3629. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR BALE Nice big apricots. 8e lb. u. A. Marneo, near Chester Fitch. FOR SALE Jayhawk sweep rake. never oeen uaea. rrioea to eeu. E. I. WUken. Orante Pass, Ore, first farm north of airport. FOR SALT Model H-O Cletrac, two 14" plows, 6Vi-ft. orchard cultiva tor end 6-ft. tumbls bug fraanoi all like new. Sell cheap for cash, all or separate. E. E. WUken. O rants Pass, Ore, first farm north of airport. FOR SALE Oravensteln applea W. M. Howard, West Stewart Ave. FOR SALE Boat, 14-foot run-about. Tel. 6273. FOR BALE Apricots. Top Notch Orchard, and Kings Highway. FOR SALE Enameled metal lea box, good condition. 1399 Sunset Ave. LONO STEM OLADIOLIAS, 36c doe. Will deliver. Dressler's, 1107 East Main. Phone 3666. FISHINO BOAT and outboard motor, like new. Pbone 8796. FOR SALE Non-lrrlerated apricots. John Crocker, 1st house on Isft Coker Butte. FOR SALE Electric rangs, 316 So. Central. Phone 3093. FOR SALE Van truck body; will be sold to the highest bidder. Csn be seen at 1213 W. 9th. FOR SALE Manley wrecking crane, 3 chain hoists. Dial 6369. FOR SALE Lice killers, powders snd liquids. Monarch Seed 4c Feed Co. For Sale Blue Check COCKROACH POWDER really gets 'em. Monarch Seed 6e Feed Co. BIO DOUBLE LOAD Green Fir Blabs. 64.60. City Fuel. Phone 4114. FOR SALE st Dlsoount 6100 credit on auto purchase at Plerce-AUen. Call at 609 East Main, mornings or evenings. For Sale Grain Bags, Binder and Sack Twine, Needles. Prices right. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. HATS FOR SALE. Si. 00 and SI 60. Star Cleaners, 6 South Front. For Sale SEAMLESS SEED BAOS. Monarch Seed 6s Feed Co. FOR SALE "Covered Wagon trailer house, furnished. Mrs. Bertha Tay lor, Applegate. Tel. 573, Jackson villa. For Sale "EIP" DAIRY FLY SPRAY. 65c gal. In your container. Monarch Seed As Feed Co. For Sale Apricot Lugs and Peach Crates, also full line Fruit BaaksU and Berry Cups. Monarch Seed ea Feed Co. For Sale ROTO-DUST for corn ear worm and cabbage worms. Monarch Seed 6S Feed Co. FOR SALE No. 1 Aprtcota, So lb., while they last. O. L. Llndley, Coker Butte Road. Phone 6353. BARGAINS Good used waahera 69.95 and up. Western Auto Sup ply Co. USED RADIOS at bargain prices. 92 00 up. Western Auto Supply Co. COMPLETE restaurant equipment for sale. Box 8606 Tribune. For Sale CYANOGAS kills squash bugs, bedbugs, etc. Monarch Seed At Feed Co. FOR SALE Apricots. 0. T. Higdon, Fern Valley, Routs 4. Box 331, Medford. BARGAINS In used davenports and chairs to match. Gates Furniture. 137 No. Central. FURNITURE Five rooms of furni ture Including complete dining room, living room snd bedroom seta. Phone 3649 or call at 134 Portland Ave. For Sale Feed MONARCH BROILER RATION to those fryers for quick growth. 93.60 cwt. Monarch Seed 6s Feed Co. 4-BURNER modern gasoline range. 635. Dlsl 6359. FOR SALE 14-foot host. Metal with air Uambera Factory made. Call at 333 South Rlvertldb Phone 3698. FOR SALE Aprtcota, excellent crop, sweet non-Irrigated. Bring con tainers. Teas! tore Orchards, Eagls Point. FOR BALE 60 Caterpillar and bull doaer. 6bults Bros. I'.EAL BUYS A" centrifugal pump. 1600 gel p. m.: 3 bicycles, stream line; kerosene rsngs with oven. 64 ft. upright showcase, rick Hdwe. FOR OR SALE Apply VIOORO to your lawn now for tns summer feeding. Monarch Seed At Feed Co. OH SALE Oraen Fir Sleoa p-tone 6180. REAL BUYS in used clothing. 1406 No Riverside, aciess from Beck's Bakery FOR SALE Low priced lumber ot sny buildins msterlsls Call us be fore you buy R O Stephenson Co. Court and MeAndrewa Telephone 3000 For Sale CACTI plants. The largest assortment ever shown In Medford. Monarch Seed As Feed Co. FOREST FIR Direct from woods, t tier lota or over, 13-lnch 62 00: 11-ln-h 2M City Fuel Tel 4114 BUSINESS DIRECTORY FOR SALE Retail Orooery location In the center of a live city In Rogue River Valley on Highway 99. Stock and futures sbout 61600. A good opportunity for a tr.sn who knows the retail grocery business. P O Bt fl Medford MISCELLANEOUS EVENING and SUNDAY DINNERS are delightful in our cool end spacious dining room at the Old Btae House at Phoenix. MOPE MONEY for your furniture T:'-' r-'-n""ir V fVir P-ont. Electricity Is displacing; the ffrenade harpoon In whale hunt-it PERSONAL MISS ELLIOTT HERE for Card Read ing. 244 South Central. Palmistry and Crystal Reading. Pb se. os Mountain ave . ainiena BUSINESS DIRECTORY Antiques EARLY AMERICAN OLASS at the sign 6 mllee aouth of Orante Pass or I mile north of Savage Raplda dam on htehway. Dretimsklng HIE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking Fur Remodeling. Buttons and Buckles covered Room 903 U sess9ex3alsss:B Expert Window Cleanat. LEI OEORUE DO IT 1 1 p s r I Window Cleaner Oeneral bouse cleaners, floor waslng pslnt leg Oeo F Otrard Pbone 3964. DRESSMAKING Alterations, tailor ing. Katherllne Satterlee, Singer Shop 33 so Grape MONEY TO LOAN QUICK CASH LOANS FOR VACATIONS OR ANY OTHER PURPOSE Borrow On AUTOMOBILE FURNITURE LIVESTOCK Paid for or Not TERMS TO SUIT YOUR INDIVIDUAL REQUIREMENTS OREGON FINANCE CO. W. K. Thomas. Mgr. Lie. No. 8-311 M-217. 48 So. Central. Dial 4433. Home owned and managed. Since 1928. Rooting. WE REPAIR or apply any type of roof. Psbco Roofings. Shingles. Coatings snd Pslnts. New stock Well paper. Ekeraon Pslnt snd Roof Co . 38 So. Bartlett. Tel. 3463 Transfer. OITY TRANSFER Al STORAGE CO Household moving and general hauling 39 s Orape. Phone 4664 day or night CADS TRANSFER At STORAGE CO Office 16 Soutb Pir Pbone 3828 Prices right Service guurenteed DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE 40 S Fir Street Insureo Carriers Local and Lone uistsncs Hauling Phone 3888 FURNITURE MUVINO AND STOR AGE We bave van moving equip ment for local and long distance hauling Dry and clean storage loonerete building I with special locket rooms et low rates SAMSON PTORAGE WAREHOUSE Phone 8766 Venetian Blind. EN En AN BLINDS Guaranteed steel or woud Venetian Rllnds 29c sq ft Instslled Phone Burks Medford Tent At Awn.. 4473 Free estimate Prospect Progn-ct, July ll.-MSpl.) Mr. and Mrs. Matt King, of Aloha, Ore., were guests ot Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Flynn over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Olson and family, who havs been living at Grieve resort for the past year, moved to Grants Pass last week. Mr. and Mrs. William Moo nay Sr. spent last Friday with their son Bob st ths Ragsdals Butt lookout. Mr. and Mrs. Chet Huntington motored to The Dalles and Portland Thursday, returning Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hart havs aa their guests this week their aoo-ln-law. daughter and baby grand daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rob bins am Sharon, of Portland. Paul Dole, son of Rev, snd Mrs Jamea Dole, underwent aa appendec tomy at ths Community hospital In Medford Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Allen CoUlngwood ji ACROaa 83. Sometntng L Fart of s sarv Inserted 4. Course 83. Crrtpa's.lv 6. Fine openwork en6ir& fabrle 34. Kin? of snglns it. Seed cos ft Toward ulnar 9T. Small bouse It Mertler It Vaa 14. SumclentI 40 Obstruct poetic 4L Minute 16. Quido'e highest partlels note 41 Wild enlmsl 16. Country 41. Conversation 17. Cover with 44. taso bsrg sur- 46. Kitchen face utensQ It. Violent Stems St. Charm .-0. Faahlone 41. Horse of il. Denre etep certain salt If. Accustom 63. Deposit of 14 Cupid mineral SL Town m Fsaa- 14. Cravate evlvenla iS Beverete ft. Demone 64. Hebrew 16. Flowed prophet IL Bleat 87. Sharpen ' p p i f v h i7 1 ' Is v X' 7 TJ T - " iT" 13 T 33 3 u "J" 3 Z ti TT Is T"33 "Is visited Al Aksrs of Appleget July I. They went to Eugene and spent a couple of days with Mr. Colling wood's grandfather, O. F. CoUlngwood. Mr. and Mrs. Jos Pblpps and Mr. snd Mrs. John Phlpps enjoyed a two day vacation at Davis and Odell lakes the first of this week. Friends hers havs heard from George Hathaway, who recently en listed In the army air corps, and he Is stationed at Jefferson Barracks, In St. Louis. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goods Waited ths former's brother-in-law snd sis ter, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hotlsnbeek, st Copco, Calif, over the weak snd. Mrs. Carol Whetstone of Ashland and her mother, Mra. Furry of Can tral Point, visited bar Tuesday. Mrs. Whetstone, who hsa taught the third and fourth gradea la Prospect sis mentsry school for ths past two years, and had been engaged to teach sgsln this coming term, asked to be released from her contract aa aha wlsbes to attend Chlco college next term. Mr. snd Mrs. William fterman and children Arleta and Billy visited friends and relatives at aranu Psss Wednesdsy. Mr. snd Mrs. Merle Houston spent Saturday night snd Sunday at Tiller, visiting M s. Houston's mother and other relatives. Floyd Keeling, who has been drtvv ing truck for the Ooets Lumber com pany, left for San Pedro last week, where he has employment In a weld lag sbop. Spending Independence day wsak snd at Oregon beaches from this locality were Mr. and Mra. Earl Web ber and family, Mr. and Mrs. George Sherman and son Ronald, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Keeling and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jule Harper, Mr. and Mrs. BUI Nelson and family, Mr. and Mra Goen. Russell Nelson, Mrs. Myrtls Snippy snd Velma, and Lloyd Shlppy. Mr, and Mrs. Arthur F. Ooods snd dsughter Thelda, and their house guest. Miss Dallas Darrell of New Plymouth, Idaho, spsnt ths Fourth at Crater and Diamond lakes. Mr. and Mra R. Harper moved to Medford last week, where ha has employment In ths S. F. freight depot. Ha hsa been working at ths Ooets sawmill. Latter Kollenbeak, son of Mr. and Mrs. Aos Hollsnbesk, former realdsnts of Prospect, joined the ntvy last November and went to New York last week to board a battleship. Mrs. Jsmss Dols and Mrs. Lsslls Dunsgan spsnt Tuesday la Msdford, where they visited Paul Dols at ths Community hospital. Mr. and Mra. Charles Hsaxard, who have been visiting friends here tor ths lsst fet dsys, left for their horns la Warrsaton Wednesdsy. Mr. and Mrs. Roger CV.fc.ent and children, who havs been living in the Bob Beaa house for ths psst several months, moved to ths small cottage on the Ed Hollenbeak place lo the Red Blanket district, ths first of ths week. Gold Hill Gold Hill, July 11. Spl Mr. and Mrs. Jack Byerley spent July 4 at Myrtle Creek. Mrs. Leona Sullivan and two daughters and Eileen Shorb. all of Portland, are guest this week of Mrs. Sullivan's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lents. Bstty Mullln of Msdford Is spend ing ssveral days this week with Elaine Parker. Pat Roes, young son of Mrs. Amy Ross, suffsred a broken arm wblls playing recently. Miss Edro Davis entertained a group of young friends with a taffy pull at her horns on July 8. Guests Included Betty Mullln. Alios Lea Cook, Patricia Mareden. Yvonne Moore, Elaine Parker. Eileen Frost, Katharine Hayes, Laura Dungey, Jun ior Shoemaker, Jerry Beeman, CecU Pratt, Terry Clement, Eanc Marsden. Roy Swindler, Victor Frost, Lee Mare den, Fred Hancock, Wallace Davis and tb hostess. Miss Beverly Wis of Sacramento la visiting hers with her uncle. Leon Wise snd Mrs. wis. Alvia Pan of Msdford spent sev- slutlan Of Saturday Puasie 86. Unit ef wire measurement 66 Jewele SO. Purpnea 61. Speak ' DOWN t. TEncoursg t. Regulation 8. Ice creeper 4. Long stick 6. Alack . Ringing ef berk T. Scuttle I. Like a hare 6. Garlands: poetle 19. Small Inlet 11 Femele ebeet 16. Rquellty 40 Greek letter U. Negative 24. Asiatic pairs la. French revoa letlenlat N, Rowing Ittplev ment 86. Dlvlalon ef s core Us 19. Leni-lesget tttr tt. tweet btecvll II Public lodglD house 14. OnsaSlng II Annoy II. r.nnul 40. gmsn go- trestle fowls 41 And: Letl ! Mske laee 46. Indisn nasi berry 46 Attitude 41. Lrross of a metal 6 fleshy fnrtt Tesr IL UtS's sea run- 6 rteneng 64. eVUCss riArnA;6jATpenAcTT AlN uLlS A ;ER CA m7 Lngjp or jUo tq g'l!6lADtrf'tIRlliT I'iarr aBa i p W&O B,EpE;LSnS uInUq R EV;E NUATkQRo LE;STnP R BppjATFN I RnwlAjNiEjpjE g e asOEjAjanTjo wCPTo PiiimjIug'gliTJ T'A RAnU;N AneiA T.t. A 0 oflA N A P E S TiTx M enIU!A.T;E P-TT-A ESiUP,R.E,SlsUPrN eral daya this week visiting with Leroy Carter. Mr. snd Mrs. Jim Chlsholm and daughter Betty Jean, who have been residing In ths Meadows for ths past several months, have moved back to their horns here. Mr. and Mrs. BUI Betts hsva moved Into the apartment la the house across from ths school building, whsrs they will reside until about August 1, when they will move Into the house which they have bought from Mrs. Ida Bnydsr and which la now occupied by ths Norrlt family. Roby Robinson and Bill Wyatt returned last Sunday to their re spective training camps after spend ing several days here with relatives. Local Boy Scouts attending Scout camp at Lake O Woods this week are Vaughn Wbitmora, Harold Colvln. Roland Eakew, Buddy Blair, Harry Smith, Bruce and Earl Bennett. Guests at the bert Ken yon home last Sunday ware Mr. and Mrs, Wil liam Ferguson sad Mrs. Lulu Davis of Berkeley, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Schroder and Mr. and Mrs. Rsy Matoon were recent guests of Mr, and Mrs. Walter McLean. Mr. and Mrs. Art Lutk and daugh ter of Grants Psss visited July 4 with Mrs. Luak's sister, Mrs. Jos Lewis and family. Wallace Iverson, Buster Mulltn. Irene Stesdmsn. Jill Martin and Ray mond Blair spent July 4 at Lake O Woods. Guests last Sunday of Mrs, Minnie Byerly were Mr. and Mrs. Art Frost snd two children of the Mesdows. Jim Boen spent last week-end with bis fsmlly here and returned Sunday to Portland, whera he Is smployed. The local fire department was called out briefly Sunday noon when ths mangle at ths Busts Coy horns caused considerable amoks dsmsge. It Is believed that ths mangle was left on and ths smoks wss discov ered by Oarland Lanes, who was painting ths exterior of the house. Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Kuikmsn re turned to their boms la Bremerton lsst Sunday sfter spending the week end holiday here with the Emmett Sutton family. They were accom panied home by Alton Sutton, who will visit there for several weeks- Mr. and Mrs. Art Mullln of Med ford visited relatives bars lsst Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Mamtt Htttls of Med ford were dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hlttls last Sunday and than Isft on a 10 days plsssurs trip to Ssn Francisco. Mr. snd Mrs. Dsrwta Mrpel and Arlo Hall spent lsst week and Damp ing and fishing at Idea valley. Mr. and Mra. Ray English and sons Robert snd Royal of Dss Moines. Wash., war guests from Saturday until Tuesday of Mrs. English's sister. Mrs. Ray Wyatt and family. Mra. Clarence Noland and son of Loetlne. Ore., visited at ths Jos Lewis horns laat Monday. Mrs. Noland will be remembered aa the former Miss Lucy Oatman who taught In the local high school several years ago. Big Applegate Big Applegate, July 11. (Spl) Mr. and Mrs. Homer Cochran and ton Grant, of Lebanon, accompanied by Mrs. Cochran't parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schneider, ot Corvallit, spent the holiday week-end here aa guests ot Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Port. Mr. and Mrs. Schneider and daughter are former resi dents of the community. The group attended the Upper Ap plegate Grange dance on the Fourth. Frank Oldnay of Payette, Idaho, arrived laat week to Join bis family who are spending aa Indefinite pe riod with rslaUvaa la the Watklns district. W. B. Hasklna left laat week for the D. S. Veterans hospital la Fort land, where h is receiving treatment for aa ear defect. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett O'Brien of Pinole. Cel., returned south Saturday after spending two weeks with rels tlves here, Including tb former's brother, Jsmss O'Brlsa, aad sister. Mrs. Ross Baldwin of Ashland. Ths couple were accompanied by Mrs. O'Brien' brother-in-law aad slater, Mr. aad Mrs. Harold Watson of Baa Jos, ail of whom wars guests ot Mr. aad Mrs. Joba Byrns. Among tnos from this oommunlty sttendlng the evening obssrvano of July 4th la Ashland were Mr, and Mrs. Olsnn Saltmsrsh, Mr. and Mra Fred West, Olsnn and Lydla May Wsst, and Mr, and Mrs. Archil West. Largs numbers of person cam to this community to spend ths day. many Joining family picnics at homes. Sunday school was organised by Bar. D. D. Randall of Medford at the Upper Applegate Orsnge hsU Sunday with the following officer and teach ers : Mrs. Bertha Hasklna, superin tendent: Mrs. Floyd McKee, assistant superintendent: Miss Olady Byrns, aecrv tary . treasurer: Mrs. Lance Of feabscher. pianist; Mra Bert Harr, adult teacher, Mrs. Lee port, primary teacher. Henceforth Sunday school will be held in the vonln at 6:00 o'clock at the Orange baU. Everyone 1 Invited to attend. Mr. and Mr. Dssn Baltmarah and family, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Jsck Frost of Medford vicinity co- joyed n overnight camping trip to utile Applegate Sulphur Forest camp during tb Fourth. Nichols Branch Nichols Branch. July 11. fSpl Mr. Trueblood of Browns boro It cutting hay for Bill Hol man. Oueet recently ef Mr and Mrs. Llndaey Tlbbltte were Mr. snd Mr. BUI Tlbbttt and eon Dal. Mora Matthewa. Ono KubU snd Nevab Holman. Nevab Rolmaa motored to O rants Pass recently to visit her dsughtar. Mrs. Benny Bona, and family. Aloha and Bennl returned with their grandmother to spend the week end Oueet Sunday of Mr aad Mr. r- 1 ''"a1"" I -Jl . -J i Tfa.-f v si-ate" 1 ' V ' ?-" !$ f if if iV t r ' . XA CANDID ATE-HUarlo Moncado. candidate for president of the Philippine who favors a "perpetual form ol Common wealth under the protective wing of t'nlted States," reached San Francisco aboard the S.8. Lurllne. tjucion Is now president. Hubert Smith were Evert Beard of Sterling and Mrs. Smith's fsther. J. K. Hostutler of WlldervUle. Guests recently of Mr. and Mrs. Verna Matthewa were Mr. and Mra Olenn Spencer. Glenn winkle of Oakland. Calif., Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Wilbur of Chlloquln. Mra. Robert Alford and daughter Florenos of San Pedro, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Verne Harper, Hubert Smith, J'm Jackson, Frank Westcott, Dale aad B1U Winkle. Guests recently of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Holmsn were Mr R. 1. Wilbur, Bertha Spencer. Nora Matthews, Mr. snd Mrs. Frank Perlun, Mr. sad Mrs. Bea Bonn. Club will meet July 18 at ths old Corbln brldgs with Clara Culbertson hostess. THE GRANGE Gold Kill Grange Gold Hill Grange met July 3 with a pot luck dinner honoring birthdays and weddings In the second quarter. Lovely cakes were baked by Sisters Johnson, Howes and Martin and were cut by Lilly McKay, Sven Christen sen and Charles Gray. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Walt of Live Oak Grange were welcome visitors. Master Howes reported on the state convention and Perry Wait on Grange Co-op. Evelyn Chrlsiensen was elect ed Grange candidate for queen of the Northwest Jackson coun ty fair in August. Lyndal Cam eron was elected Ceres and Lillle MacKay to fill unexpired terms of Sarah Jane Thompson and Viola Tate Plnkerton for balance of the year. Plans were made to have a Grange picnic July 17 on Rogue river Instead of meeting In the hall. Lecturer Dorothy McGuire di rected the program and also ex plained the refrigeration meth od in lockers. H.E.C. will co operate with her In the program August 7. Jacksonville takes the agate to Upper Applegate July 12th. H.E.C. met at the hall July 7 with Irene Johnson and Lilly McKay co-hostesses. Each lady Is to bring welners, bread and butter for the family and a pot luck dish to the picnic July 17, also their own service. Next meeting will be July 22 at the home of Billle Shunter- man with Carrie Puhl at co- ho:tesa. Bad Luck, Double Dallas, Tex. (U.PJ -The luck of Mrs. Juanlta Cooper seems to run In streaks all bad. Her first piece of ill fortune came when her car was Involved In an accident. As she conversed with an accident Investigator some one took her purse from the car. It had t in it. Write ef Boone Plttsfield. Mast. (U.PJ An 11 year-old Russian boy, Igor Bat- tenletf, who came to this coun try two years ago with hit par ents, hat won a Berkshire mu seum contest. The boy, who knew no English when he en tered the country, wrote a paper on Daniel Boone. Fish Bite Twice Albany. N. Y. (UP) The state conservation department hag found a fish bast No. 8,648 which bit twice on the same bait. The Incident occurred dur ing experiments on fish migra tion, growth rate and survival of planted and tagged fish at Gil bert lake near Oneonta. . Walks Out Berlin, Md. (UP) Berlin police couldn't understand how William West escaped from the city Jail, until the prisoner stop ped Sheriff J. William Halt on the street and gave himself up. "I didn't escape." West said, "the door was left open by some one) and I just walked away." C. Meteorological Report By C. 8. WEATHFR HI KFtD Extended Forecast For the far western states except ing southern California, for the pe riod beginning 4:30 p. m. today to 4:30 p. m. July 16.: Temps rsturee wlu be near or slightly above normal over the Interior ot southern districts with scattered light ahowera In mountain areas and fog along ths coast. Near normal temperatures wUI prevail In north with scattered showers la southern Oregon and Idaho over week end and moderate showers la ths Pacific r jrthweat sfter Sunday. Dally Forecasts Medford and vicinity: Pair tonight and Saturday but with scattered thunder showers In surrounding mountains Saturday afternoon. Cool . Saturday. Oregon: Generally fair tonight but scattered afternoon thunder ahowera In mountains of southsra portion Saturday. Cooler In Interior Satur day. Moderate to fresh northerly wind off the coast. Local Data Temperature a year ago todayi Highest, 91; lowsst, 64. Total monthly precipitation, none. Deficiency for tl.e month. 31 Inch. Total precipitation since Sept, I. 1940. 30.60 inchea Excess for the season. 3.93 Inchea. Relative humidity at 4:30 p. m. yea tsrday, 16; 4:30 a m. today. 66. Tr morrow: sunrise, 4:46 a. mi sunset, 7:47 p. m. Observations Taken at 4:30 a. at, ItO Msrldlsn Time. If If r crrr Bote Boston , Denver Eureka . Havre . 91 68 , 87 66 . 88 63 . 63 81 Pt. cidy. Pt. Cldy. Pt. Cldy. Clear Pt. Cldy. Cloudy Clear . Pt. Cldy. Ft. Cldy. Pt. Cldy. Ft. Cldy. Pt. Cldy. Clear Ft. Oldy. Pt. Cldy. Cloudy Pt. Cldy. Cloudy Pt. Cldy. Lo Angeles 64 69 Medford . 83 83 Nsw Tork 88 69 Omaha . Phoenix . Portland . Reno Roaeburg . Salt Lake. . 83 68 .110 76 . 87 81 . 93 86 ' 69 66 93 88 Ban Francisco. 76 63 Seattl OIL CH1SELERS BOB UP Ml IN J) FIELDS Beaumont, Tex. (UP) The olUegger it not dead. Instead, like hit recently resurrected cousin the foodlegger, he has been dormant awaiting only a rise In oil prices and a favorable dark night. In the seven yeart since the Connelly hot oil act became law, few hardy oil racketeers have risen defiantly to tneak thou sand or to barrelt of the black liquid gold out East Texas that is, a thousand or so barrels at a time. However, state and federal enforcement agencies have kept the Texas hot oil baron and his "petroleum-easies" pretty much off the scene. But, again like the war-time foodlegger who sees in the pres ent national crisis an opportuni ty to run a get-rich-quick scheme, the petroleum bootleg ger once more la emerging. Ha again is revising his dodges and trickery and polishing up hit tchemet In preparation ' for sneaking oil out ot the vast East Texas oil domain without pay ing taxes to the state and federal governments. The hot oil racket as practiced In East Texas hat nearly as many angles at there are wells in the field or, 28,000 plus. Travel Table AIRPLANES Northbound Malls Close a. 8:47 a. tn. l li. n a. i (Fag atop) Mo Mall 9. (Flag stop) 8 38 p. n. BouibouMad Malls Close L 10 r m. . (Flag stop) 1:18 p. m. k . . 11:07 p art. Leave 4 33 a. 13 01 ! 3 46 p I 6 33 f. Lesve ll:lt A1 p. 11 p. l TRAINS Kvrtb bound leave 11.0811 Ittt p .c Leev 7:40 a I 8.40 p t Malls Olos lets) m. '-06 p m. 8onthbeon Malls raoa f a to. 40 p. SB. BLltt Forth South 8.30 a fa 13:06 a m. 7 J0 tn. 640 m, -S6 m. o m. 10 pm. '3 60 pm. 1:46 p m. 06 p. Da. To tttamath Falls 8:40 a a snd 8 to p ta. From eternal rt tslls 60 s m and 40 p av ) To Ashland only (l T Oracle Fas only. Rote i Auto-exaitMctlrav flret-alssa mau eloss st S IS a ta ftw delivery st points aortb of Bugeo and at 6 00 p a tot Sen very at puaare seaita eg Duaassuu, Cat, 81 64 spokaa 87 64 Wash, D. O. 68 71 Yakima 91 68 1