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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SEVEN Want to Bay, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It's Filled With Opportanities! I MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1941. Mid every eo jo uue tan anil orubewy nod exact)) the tniiace sou neve been B fut w a sale ot mai lot uauaeo articles ruu may have Search ru-ai etuo a eUire room you ms, rind many thinct others an eeeaiiig and a able lo realise immediate eaab If what ruu want tan 1 fiat advertise lac it tribune Clee aUiad AO an inexpensive sffeeuvel Pa Bard mat inerrtli (Minimum t5c aril eddlllunal Insertion, (Minimum lor) rat Una pel rountb aril Boot copy change fl-38 CASH ot monaf ordar must ac company all mail order classified a da. LOST AND FOOND UKih'l met dijs. animal cruelty eases Humane Society. Phone 6161 WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Gardener for country place Box 4391, Tribune. WANTED A-1 aawmlll operating millwright, out of town. State age, experience. Box 4368, Tribune. WANTED Experienced aawmlll fore man, middle aged, well qualified. Take full charge. Northern Cali fornia operation. Reference re quired. Box 4063. Tribune. WANTED Boy with bike to handle Townaend Weekly paper route. Geo. tveraon. WANTED Dependable waitress. In- oulreDtamondCafe WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Lady who likes to sell. ' Have wonderful line for proper party. No caah required. Expenses paid. Must be able to drive. Non drinker, unlncmubered, paat 48. Drop card or call room 309, Satur day or Sunday, Hotel Allen, or aU for Pudge. HELP MALE AND FEMALE WANTED Married couple to work on .not,. Man to milk with machine. do light chorea. Woman to do housework. Must give references Roger von der Hellen. Route 8. Medford. Phone 38FU Eagle Point WANTED SITUATIONS GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE wishes to drive a car east on or oeiorv Julv 31st. Careful driver. Refer ences. Geo. A. Burrell, U. S. Fishery Station, Butte raiia. nRrNKR. middle-ase. single, sober. ee?ka caretaker Job. Go anywhere; references. Tribune Box 4013. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS wanted LUrht two-wheel trailer. State price. Box 4378. Tribune, WANTED TO BUY Outboard motor for boat, pnona 003. jeeeie . Mlnear. WANTED To rent or lease place In Ladlno clover with buildings for 1 year. Call at Apt. 8, 638 North Riverside Ave. irm to TRALB 1936 Ply mouth 4-door eedan for equity In lata model sedan. Box 4260, care Tribune. WANTED Unfurnished 4 or 8-room house; alfc. pasture for cow. Route 3, Box 409. Mapie rara w- vnnMn I A nv emDlovcd wishes room . in prlvat home with private bath and entrance, crave . re a. Tribune Box 3999. MORS MONEY for your furniture TUleye Furniture. 39 South Front v oTi.T. si ra tha Eaala Point dis trict with combine for about 10 days, will have time to thresh a few mora Jobs. C. J- Logan, Sam's Valley. NU-WAY uattree. and Upholstering Co Phone 194 ww vei BK4T PRICK PAID Put Toui Furniture EADS ruHMTI HL Phone 4246. WILL PAY MOST CASH For Good Used Furniture HOLRKOOK FURNITl'RB 16 North Front Phone 4038. WANTED wnni mohair, hides and pelts Medford Birgaln Houaa, 37 North Orapa St Phone HiOHESl oasn oaid tor Iron eappet brass rediatore aluminum bat- tenaa fioee race, lead and erne Medford Bargain Bouse ere PtV MORE CASH Fo. Toui Furniture BtKr:HI HO AM'KF.Mr) etb'ano Front Phone 3338 WELL DR1UJ.NO II 80 on ft flrat n ft : J M f1ge 619 Ring FOR RENT HOUSES FIVE-ROOM house with double gar ag . B-eutiruliy landscaped, oil heat. Outdoor barbecue. 848 per month to responsible family. Open Wednesday. Julv 16th for Inspec tion. 134 Portland Ave. FOR PENT 4 -room house, unfum lahed. Call at 930 North Central. FOR RENT House at Ruch, Ore Phone 6378. Med:ord. FOR RENT Nice furnished bouse. Ideal court, corwr Myrtle and Tarior Sta. Oeo. Iveraon. FOR RENi 4-roora house at 71 Dakota, tnqulre 217 West 8th St. 8 Phone S8M. FOR RENT 8-room furntabad house Esst side Phone 2334 ev nines between 6 and 7 o'clock. 3661 day time. FOR RENT-Snx-tn un run-, lane house. VI tor Cealrel, 830. rOR ItElfT HOUbES ,RUCBS FOB REMT- Move voureelt an ban Pruiifa Mooiigas sta tion Main and lev Phone 4145 TOR REN1 APARTMENTS FURNISHED APT. (or rant. Inqulra 104 no. rtouy. Teiepnone 393s. FOR RIKT Caat Main turnlihed apartment. Cooka Beauty Shop. Phone 2503. FOR RENT Furnished Rooms WILL FURNISHED bedroom, cloaa In. 837 No. Central. ROOMS FOR RENT 134 Tripp. ROOM for rant. SO Roae Arenue. FOR RENT Two cool wall furnished rooms. Use of living room. 714 West 10th. Phone 4619. PLEASANT ROOM for gentleman Cloaa la. 609 East Main. ATTRACT! Vf ROOMS 404 8 Ore pa FOR RENT BOARD ROOMS ROOM sad Board. SS5 80. Rive raids. COOL ROOMS, good meals, private home. Phone 3811. BOARD and Room 716 East Main WANT CHILDREN, day or week Rt 1. Bo 108. South Peach FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FIRM FOR RENT Inqulra 1 mile north of 4-coroera on Midway Road. Red roof house. MEADOW PASTURE for rent. Oreb. Eagle Point. FOR REM Store building and two oriloe rooma sea Ai uttreu Ruland t.ubbard FOR BALE LIVESTOCK WEANER Digs. Mesdow Brook ranch, Eagle Polnt-Brownsooro mgnway, HEAVY eprlnger and fresh Guernsey and Jersey cows, 1 rioistetn springer milking nine to ten gallone of milk when fresh. 6 heifer calvea. One 600-pound capacity electric aeparator. Route 3. Box 136. Old Pa clflo Highway. Phone 4017. FOR SALE Youne; aaddle horse, complete new na-.ng oumt. fi. r. Kurs ranch, Antelope Creek, Eagle Point. FOR SALE Dairy cows and plga. Joe Dugan. 1 mile south pnoenix Phone 6330. SADDLE and PERCHERON . work horses. Including mares with foaia, available due to reorganization Flounce Rock Ranch, prospect. FRESH and 8PRINOER COWS. In- quire Lamb's Service Station, Mid' way Road. FOR SALE Good team, weight 3.900 C. T. Higdon, Fern valley, ttoute a. box 231. Meaioru. FOR SALE Oood family cow. Mrs A. Ayrea, Loner Lane. CASH for old horses. Dial 6376 FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE OR TRADE Equity In 1938 Ford Tudor sedan for motor cycle. Cleve Walker, across Newbry Packing House, Phoenix. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE MODERN HOUSE, two lota, Medford 8800. Inquire 98 Dewey St., Ashland FOR SALE 140 acre dairy farm close to A&bland. bottom I ana. tree ir rigation, fine spring, good build Irvia for further particular and price aee H. L. Moore, Realtor, 70 N. Main St, Ashland. FOR SALE Residence lot on Euclid avenue with new garage; mtftnt trade for Bay area lot. Charles Mee 7301 Potrero. Ave., El Cerrlta, Calif FRUIT, dairy, cattle and grain ranches. Irrigated and non-lrrl gated. Send for free list. Bomberger Bros., Mooesto, t;am. SALE Small 4-room house, 8500. In quire Ollmore station, Jackson ville. FOR SALE 6-room comfortable home, owner leaving city. Bargain for quick sale. 61600 caah. Also furniture for sale. 1104 W. 4th St. FOR SALE Equity In 6-room house 2 lota. 919 Dakota. fOR SALE Auto in good condition. good Urea, 6100. Flchtnarauarage. MUST SELL 460 acres with new modern Hotel on Redwood nign way. near Kerby. I wUl take half of my lnveatment for quick aale Oold Canyon Pony Ranch, Kerby. Oregon. ACREAGE FOR SALE 8 acres ot Irrigated land. Easy terms, vwoer at 147 North Polly. FOR SALE 3 acres. Ij acres In clover, balance In garden. Modern house, lota of outbuildings. 418 Maple Park Drive. FIVE LOTS. 418 Oak Street, 8600. Terma Tribune Box 4004. FOR SALE BY OWNER - Income property. 4-bedroom house. 2 bath rooma; I -room apartment In eepe rate bulldlner. 2 garagea. Phone 354S. FOR SALE 7 -room house 118 McAn drews. 6900. easy terms owner at 910 N. Bartlett Frank Clark. WHEN TOU think of real estate think of the CUbton Spencer Agetxry. ;ITY and eountrv propertlee Rentals Loans Insurance C S Butterfleld 409 Medford Bulldlnd BUILDINO A Hoetxt'-Let ur rlsndle all details on 35-year FRA loans o-jl-V'v ft--ir',v fys'Tv Aet ev fOR EXCHANGE (leal Eatstt WILL TRADE 6-room modern home with 6 bedrooms, for smaller bouse PT.e J!1 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS LOW PRICED Ixt's City Fuel at tbr. 633 Bo. Central. Phone 4114. FOR SALE 78 lb. capacity loa box. 817 W. Jackson. FOR SALE Brown Squirrel-Lock, met sue 16. food condition. Phone 8557. FREE ATMORAY demonstrations at 7 Chestnut St. Aiao Ausoray for FOR SALE Aoncota 3c. butter cots 2c. C. T Hid3n. Fern Valley, Bouts 4, Box Hi, MatUord. FOR BALE MISCELLAJfEOUS FOR SALS 7-foot Mccormick (rain binder. Lloyd S. smith, acre road Irom Howard School on old Inch way. FOR SALE Houat hold goode, rabbit with nutcnea, mux goat cneap. fihalenburg plaoa. Griffin Creak. FOR SALS GRAIN BAOS. at the rteht prlca. Monarch Seed at Feed Company. FOR SALE Aprlcote, Is and 3e on the tree. Alio numoer onea ana twos ol the yard, priced according to grade. Oeorge Alford, Fem Val ley. FOR SALE le aala MAN-KIND DOO FOOD. Buy 6 lbs. Wafers (Sc. get a lOe can Man-Kind for one penny. Monarch Seed 41 Feed Co. FOR SALE Boat, 14-foot run-about. Tel. 6376. FOR SALE APRICOT LUOS and PEACH CRATES. Small lota or large quantities. Monarch Seed at Feed Co. FOR SALE Aprlcote. Top Notch Orchard, end Kings Highway. FOR SALE Kill Squash Bugs with cyanooas. LSI ua ten you now. Monarch Seed as Feed Co. FOR SALE ROTO-DUST kills corn ear-worm and cabbage aphlda and worms. Monarch Seed ex Feed Co. SALE Folding coll springs, dsy bed 85. wait Franks, central roini. FOR SALE HOME PLATE CANNED DOO FOOD. A real good food for your dog. 10 cana 66c; caae 48 cana 83.69. Delivery In city free. Monarch Seed at Feed Co. FOR SALE Aprlcote. Phone 6811. FOR SALE TSP. makes the hardest water soft as silk. Monarch Seed Si Feed Co. REAL SILK. Dial 4930. P. O. Box 63. FOR SALE Westlnghouse electric stove. Phone 6453. Jessie at Mlnear. FOR SALE Oravensteln apples. W M. Howard. Wet Stewart Ave. FISHING BOAT and outboard motor. like new. Phorw 3796. FOR SALE KNOX -OUT DAIRY FLY SPRAY haa them all beat. Mon arch Seed ex Feed Co. FOR SALE Van truck body: will be sold to the highest bidder, can os seen at 1313 W. 9th. FOR SALE Manley wrecking crane 3 chain hoists Dial 4-BURNER modem gasoline range. 835. Dial S3S9. FOR SALE 14-foot boat. Metal with air .lambera Factory made, call at Ballew's Service Button, comer So. Riverside and Stewart Ave. UEAL BUYS 8" centrifugal pump 1600 gal p m.; 3 bicycles, stream line: kerosene range with oven 6i ft. upright showcase. Pick Hdwe. OR SALE Green Fir Slabs. Tele phone 6180 FOR SALE Apricots, O. T. Hlgdoo Fern, Valley, Route 4, Box 231 Medford. REAL BUYS in used clothing. 1408 No Riverside aeroaa from Beck's Bakery FOR SALE Low priced lumber 01 any building materials Csll us be fore you buy R O Stephenson Co. Court and McAndrews Telephone 3000 FOREST FIR Direct from woods. 3 Uer lota or over. 12-Inch 83 00; 16-lnchS3 60 City Fuel Tel 4114 EVENINO and SUNDAY DINNERS are dellehtful In our cool and spacious dining room a the Old Stage House at Phoenix. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR RENT Grocery Store with liv ing quartera. 630 month. Inquire 854 E. 9th St. FOR SALE Service station and a tore, modern living quartera. Write Tribune Box 4040. PERSONAL CARD READING 344 South Central. Palmistry and Cryatal Reading. Pb 9446. 408 Mountain Ave., Asruana Dora Mllller. MISCELLANEOUS FREE ATMORAY demonstrations at 907 West Eleventh St. STOP at the Blue Canopy for Ehrheart's Chicken Dinners. 188 80. Rlveralde. QUICKSILVER Proapector. If you have a ahowlng and need help getting Into production write Letus S Strlckler. 637 Commercial 8t San Francisco, Calif. Give full de tails, what you have and what you want. COSMORAT Is now located at 117 Laurel St. We formerly demon atrated at 139 South Holly St. Free demonstrations dally. No ob- 11ea!ons Oehlns Phone 3863 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Antiques EARLY AMERICAN OLASS at the sign 8 ml lea south of O rants Paaa or 1 mile north of Savage Raplda oam on Highway n Expert Window Cleaner. LET OEORIIE DO IT tape it window Cleaner Oeneral house eleanere fionv waxing pslnt- tne Oeo f cv-s-1 Prior.e 3954 MONEY TO LOAN QUICK CASH LOANS FOR VACATIONS OR ANY OTHER PURPOSE AUTOMOBILE FURNITURE LIVESTOCK Paid tor or Not TERMS TO StTTT TOCR INDIVIDUAL REQUIREMENTS ORECON FINANCE CO. w E ThjrhVi Mrr Lie Ko 1-3.1 M-317. 45 So Central Dial 448. Borne owned and managed. aVnos 193S. BUSINESS DIRECTOR Dressmaking rHE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking Fui RemudsliDev Buttons and Bucklaa aovared Room 302 U. 8 Natl Bank Bldg Tel 8931 DRESSMAKING Alteratlona. tailor ing. Katherline batter lea. singei Shop 32 3o Orape. Rooting. WE REPAIR or apply any type of root. Pabco Roofings, Shingles. Coatings and Paints. New stock Wall Paper. Ekerson Paint and Roof Co . 38 So Bartlett Tel 3483 Transfer. CITY TRAN8FER At STORAGE CO Household moving and general hauling 39 8 Grape. Phone 4664 day or night. EADS TRANSFER at STORAGE CO Office 16 South Fir Phone 2828 Prices right Service gut.ranieed DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE 40 8 Fir Street In urea Camera Local and Lone Oistance Haullnf Pbone 2688 FURNITURE MOV1NO AND STOR AGE We nave van moving equip ment for local and long distance hauling Dry and clean storage I concrete bulldlngl with special locket rooms at low rates SAMSON fTOR,OI WAREHOUSE Phone 876 Venetian Blinds. ENET1AN BUNDS Guaranteed steel or wood Venetian Rtltids. 2wc eq ft Installed Phone Burks Medford Tent Awn 44Ti Free estlmste LEGAL NOTICES Notice ei Find Accounting In the County Court of the County of Jackson for the State of Oregon. In the matter of the Estate of Addie E Marsh, deceased. Notice is hereby given that Anna Langley, Executrix ot the above entitled estate, has Med in this court her final account of administration of said estate. the hearing of same has been fixed by said court for tha 4th day of August, 1941, at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day at the courtroom of said court. All persons interested in said estate are notified then and there to show cause, if any there be, why said account should not be approved and distribution made. AIMIMA UUNULEY, Executrix. J. F. Fliegel, Attorney tor Estate. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the County Court of the County of Jackson for the State of Oregon. In the Matter of the Estate ot Charles Leroy Valentine, gen- . erally known as Jimmy Val entine, deceased. ' Notice is hereby given that int '.undersigned has been ap pointed administratrix of the estate of Charles Leroy Valen tine, deceased. All nersons hav ing claims against the estate are hereby required to present them with the proper vouchers, with in six months from the first publication of this notice to Erma Valentine, Trail, Oregon. Dated and first published June 25. 1941. ERMA VALENTINE, Administratrix. F. Fliegel. Attorney for Administratrix. CITATION In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for County of Jackson. In the matter of the Estate of Gustave F. Hoffmeyer, de ceased. Hattie A. Clingenpeel, Lena N. crown, Emma Hoffmeyer. Charles M. Hoffmeyer, Hugh Hoffmeyer, Arthur Hoffmey er, Robert Hoffmeyer, Paul Richard Hoffmeyer, Ruth Ivy Hoffmeyer, E 1 o I s e Huldah Hoffmeyer Mann, Frances Rosalie Hoffmeyer D a F o e, Barbara Jean Hoffmeyer. heirs of the above-named de cedent. YOU ARE HEREBY CITED ACROSS L Likely 87. Csteh suddenly II Perfect slf 40. Psscock but terfle 4. Rage vnciosv: pnue si. pitiai 12. Argument la 41. Entreaties favor of 44. CrystslllaeC 18. Related through rain tha mother 41 Blunder 14. Vsse 41. Lure 15. Worldly-wise 10. Region 15. Out of: prefix It Chess opening It. Lltersry scraps 14. Player at end- 10. Heavenly body dren'e gsmse 11. ConssquenUjr 86. Female ebeep tl Clatter 17 Also II. Pemstnder It. Exist 87. Musical in- SO, Calm er rev atrument partial 19. Spike of cereal 64. Eumltr 16. River dam Si. Protuberance as, calculated tne er the skull cost of work 68. Br 1 in teat star II Fuss In e ooneiel- la. Near telloe 1 a j Ke 17 is 1 , jj io i i "1? " T"3" 1 t 1 Tl T3" TTl T"3"iT "4 7 W 3T " 52 ST t"Ji 3 """St T3 W7 V if " T? "ts tt "Ti sr "" 'it - "j- MdT'Is"'TS"T'7j''""S"f' Si" aW JJ" 1 T and required to appear in the above-entitled court and cause within twenty-eight days from July 2, 1941, date of first pub lication of this citation, to snow cause it any exists why an order of sale should not be made authorizing and licensing Porter J. Neff, administrator of the estate of the above-named de cedent to sell the real property 01 said estate at private sale tor cash for the highest price ob tainable for the purpose of pay ing cost of administration and claims of said estate, and for the purpose of distributing said estate among the aDOve-namea heirs. The following is brief de scription of the property de scribed in the petition above referred to: NE'a Sec. 14, Tn. 33 S. R. 3 E. W. M. Jackson County. Oreson. Said land is vacant and unoccupied timber land. G. R. CARTER. County Clerk of Jack son County, Oregon. By Helen Dugan, Deputy. Seal of County Court Jackson County, Oregon. NEFF & FROHNMAYER, Attorneys for Administrator. NOTICE OF STREET (ALLEY) VACATION Notice Is hereby given that the Council of the City of Med ford, did, on the 15th day of July, 1941, by resolution, initi ate proceedings to vacate that portion of the alley running in a northerly and southerly direc tion in Block 20 of the City ot Medford, (original town) des cribed as follows: Beginning at the most norther ly corner of Lot eight (8) in Block twenty (20) original town site of Medford, Jackson Coun ty, Oregon; running thence southeasterly along the north easterly line ot Lots eight 8 nine (9) and ten (10) sixty-five (65) feet; running thence north easterly along the southeasterly line of Lot four (4) in said block, extended, twenty (20) feet to the most southerly corn er of said Lot four (4); running thence northwesterly along the southwesterly line of said Lot four (4) sixty-five (65) feet to the most easterly corner of the portion of the alley which has heretofore been vacated; run ning thence southwesterly along the southeasterly line ot the portion of the alley, which here tofore has been vacated, twenty (20) feet to the point ot begin ning. and did provide for a public hearing to be held at the hour of 7:30 o'clock p. m. on the 19th day 01 August, 1841, at the Council Chamber in the City Hall of the City of Medford for the purpose of considering the vacation of and the adoption of an ordinance vacating said por tion of said alley, and for the further purpose of hearing and considering any objection or remonstrance thereto which may be made in writing nd filed with the Recorder of the City of Medford prior to the time of said hearing. By Order of the Council of the City of Medford. M. L. ALFORD, Recorder. Prospect Prospect, July 16. (Spl.) Mrs. Mary E. Grieve and her daughter-in-law, Mrs. James H. Grieve, left Tuesday for Bend to attend the meeting of the National Postmasters associa tion, for two days. The latter's baby son, Kern, Is staying with Mrs. Elmer Clemens during her absence. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Griffith and eon. Jerry visited relatives and at tended to business matters In Kla math Falls, Prldaj and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Wllllsm Jantwr and sons Blllle and Jackie, former real dents of Prospect, now living at Asa lea where they own the Starveout Solution Of Yesterday's Puxjle gv Same 1T,. 69. Before DOWN L Fart of a church I. Dl'Sturlnesa 8. Summit 4. Prstend te at tack a. Unmerchant able 6. Rodent f. Airerlcaa gen eral 8. Papp-n asaia At odds 16. Mlelgnt-ef- hsnd per former It, Within: oemfe, form 18. Lore metal faeteaer IT. Afresn IS. Knack Si. Devour IS. Ocean 17. Warms rs. Amends II. Perch s II Cnart l. t'aiher Is Kerrow fabric 48 And ant 41. L'nlt of work 4a, Former spelling C7 Cr? li. B in a far U. IWlTotMttkt M. Not loft lav thai) 1. fUnd tn (1mhf t. TnT of rtpci U. eft)! V4 n.6 I O PTTDlAler laj.ftJTPTlR gffA W I rrH'NT"ST R VW; I hie K kvi'TCTfTrj (U AMI 11 A u c Ir a PI a m o sHm a j e STiT-jJalo FyUa via'stQi fairs1 A Bjl iBnsil iNVEy IE IlkBB5 liiL Si! Lumber Company, spent Saturday and Sunday visiting Mr. Jantser'a brother and alater-in-law, Mr. and Mra. Oeorije L. Jantser, and brother-in-law and sister, Mr. end Mra. Floyd Kelley. They went on to Klamath Fells, Sunday evening, to visit Mr. and Mra. Pete Bllaa, and attend to bualnesa affaire. Mr and Mra. Thorn aa Carlton and son Tommy met relatives from Kla math Falls at Diamond lake, Sunday. Mr. and Mra J. Bentley from Loa Angeles, and their daughter and aon-In-law from Turlock. arrived Satur day and apent a couple of days with Mrs. Bentley'a son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mra. Barton Broom field before going on to Portland. Harry Hart, proprietor of Cascade Gorge resort, went to Medford, Tuea day. Mr, and Mrs. John Aune end chil dren, Stanley and Vivian, who have resided at Prospect tor the paat sev eral rears, moved to Eugene. Satur day, where Mr. Aune has employ ment. Mrs. William Herman took Mrs. Jerry Hahn and baby daughter to Medford July 8 tor medical attention. Mra. Earl Webber waa called to Klamath Falle. Saturday, aa her daughter. Mtse Eunice Is seriously 111 with complications resulting rrom a severe case of mumps. She waa ac companied by another daughter. Mra. Oeorge Sherman, and they returned here. Saturday night, aa Eunice waa elli:htly improved. Sunshine Club met with Mrs. Les ter Splcer In Herman'e camp, last Wednesday. The membere have plan ned a supper to entertain their hus bands, at the Splcer home, next Fri day evenlnr. Mra. Hervey Jenka. of Aaalea, and her housa guests. Mra. A. S. corwln and eon Kleth. of Michigan, visited Mrs. Oeorge Jantaar, Monday, en route to Crater Lake. Mr. and Mra. WlUard Horn and children Norman and Melva. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cleroeru and daughter. Miss Dorothy, and Mr and Mrs. Floyd Kelley picnicked and t;rhed at Foster creek. In Douglaa county, ounaay. Local people In Medford Saturday, Included Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Dln- kena. Mr. and Mra. Fred Braeelle. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Clemena and Dorothy, Teddy Jen tier David Ves tal, Berton Broomlleld, Mra. nojo Kellov. Mrs. Louis Robe neon. rare. Ralph Lecey. Mr. and Mra. William Herman and children Arieta ana nil lie. Mr. and Mrs. John Hakkerup. Mr and Mra. Russell 8eley and son Russell of Auburn. Calif., are guests of the former'a brother-in-law and aiater. Mr. and Mra. Jeff tucney. Mr. and Mra. Claude jonnaon ana eon Leroy, visited relatives here over the week end. They are former Fros- nect residents now living in Meaiora Mr. end Mra. Jack Burch, Mr. and Mrs. Don Jonnaon. Mr. and Mra. w Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Croucher and children of Medford, and the Dole and Duruuan families had pic- nle supper at union Creek, Sunday Adln Hammon attended to ousv nesa affalra at Butte Falls. Sunday. Rev. Elmer Candy, hie wife, and two daughters. Esther and Rontons, of Lindsay, Calif., are spending s few days at Pearson s auto camp, and vlsltlm friends here. Mr. and Mra. Jamee Dole motored to Mvrtle Creek. Monday. Misa Bunnv Martn. who haa been the house guest of Mr. and Mra. L. L. Ollnes and daughter, Miss atary. tor tha past month, returned to her home In Los Angelea laat week, Mr. and Mrs. Louie Robertson and children. Bettv. Dellene. Wanda, Ger ald, Rosemary and Linda Lee, apent sundav with relatives at atagie romv The Nexarene church purchased fifty hymn books thle week. Harold Bahr returned from a visit at his old homo 1 1 Montane laat week, and la drlvtnei Palate Btaur fer's logging; truck, while Mr. Btauf ter la In Poi tland receiving treatment for an Injury suffered IB a truck ac cident recently. Miss Flora-Dove Rogers of Medford, Is visiting Mlea Annamae Robertson. John Falrchlld, and his guests, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Fnlrchild, and eon Glen, and Mr. and Mra. Ted Kelley and daughter Sharon, of Butts Falls. and Mr and Mrs. Seford Oarroute of tha Tlller-Trall cut-off camp, spent Sunday at Diamond lake. Attending the wrestling ma tehee at Medford, Monday evening were Mr. and Mra. Oeorge J an tier, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Jan tear, Edmund Pease and daughter. Miss Jean. James H. Grieve, and son and daughter, Blllle and Janet. Gold Hill Gold Hill, July 18. Spl Girl Scouts enjoyed a camping trip to McKee bridge camp. from, Sunday until Wednesday, accompanied by their leader, Mrs. Paul Holdemess and Miss Eileen Shorb. Enjoying the out ing were Beverly Kenyon, Or pha Martin, Leona Holderness. Jerauldlne and Bonita Smith, Marcia and Donna Centers, Yvonne Tepovac, Marie Cham berlain, Jocelyn Meunier, Or aldine Fasel, and Theresa Ross Howard Kell of Cnemult visited relatives here Sunday and Monday, Mr. and Mra. Art Oorham purchased a new car laat Saturday. Marta Chemberlaln of Marah field haa been visiting her grandparent. Mr and Mra. Bosy Tepovac. Mr. and Mra. Ray Spagle and daugh tar of Salem are etopping at the Oold Hill auto park, while Mr. Specie la employed with the state highway crew In this vicinity. Bob Kiee epent laat Tuesday in Oranta Paaa and Is under the care of Or. Ogle, having been Injured at the cement plant. Oueete this week at the Tom Rob inson home are Mr. and Mra. John Otlpln and daughter, Mre, Elmer Euhue. all of OUchrist, Oregon. Mr. Olipin la a nephew of the Robinsons. Mr. and Mra. Ted Mahar 4nd two daughters of Bend, ealUed at the Chaa Kelt noma laat Saturday. Walter McLean and Bob Robertson spent several days last week ftahlne; and camping oat the north fork of Rogue river. Mre. Willie McLean. Mrs. Eva Smith and Mra. Fannie Ktee attended garden club meeting la Mediord cat 'High Tor' Runs Gamut From Comedy to Tender Romance By Dorothy Prultt As tn most plays written in poetic form there Is about "High Tor" a feeling of something broad and symbolical. It is a beaut iful play, staged in s striking and dramatic setting, with a fin balance of suspense, hilarious comedy, pathos, and romance. Its characters are widely varied, ranging from the idealistic to the earth-bound. The author. Maxwell Anderson, is considered by most critics to be America's greatest playwright. High Tor is a Jagged mouit-1 tain rising among the Palisades on the west bank ot the lower Hudson. The actual scenes are laid on the flat trap-rock sum mit directly above that part ot the river known as the Tappan Zee. High Tor Is owned by Van Dorn, a proud and stubborn Dutchman who la Eealously guarding It from the civilization closing around. He wants his life there to remain wild and free. . they won't get our mountain! not if I have to shoot them as they come they won't get our mountain . Says Van Dorn, and how he clings to this deep feeling for the land, wild as the Indian knew it, is the main poignant theme ot the play. In at first re fusing to sell High Tor to the trap-rock company who keeps heckling him with offers, Van Dorn is deserted by Judith, a practical girl who loves him but who would have him move to the city, find a decent Job and plan for the future. However In the end, van uorn decides there is no holding the age back. He sells. An outstanding scene of the Monday. Purpose of the meeting waa for a general get together to pre pare programa for tha coming year. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mra, Bob Klea were Mr. and Mra. Al Ladd of Medford and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Winders of Oranta Paaa. Mr. and Mra. Harlan Belcher and family apent last Sunday with Mra. Belcher'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. R Sutton of Medford. Reese Creek Reese Creek, July 18. (Spl.) The Misses Myrtle and Alma Camack entertained July 8 tor Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Rusho of Talent, also for Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gettner and Mrs. H. Abrams of Van Nuys, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence wal don of Ashland. Phil Omo of the Mayfleld ranch called at the W. R. Lamb home July IS. Mrs. Charles Ryan and four chil dren of the Old Stage road near Jacksonville, epent July visiting Mrs. T. T. Vestal and Kathleen. The Ryans formally lived on the M. A. Botte place. Kathleen Vestal went home with them for a week's visit, After Sunday School July 18, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Merrltt, Janet and Jimmy. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Martin and Stanley, and Mi. and Mra. W. R Lamb went tn Oypay Springs and enjoyed s picnic dinner, Later tn the afternoon Mr. and Mra. Merrltt and children. Stanley Martin and Mr. Lamb went up to Blu Rock and up to the look-out station, enjoying the beautiful view from there. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bird save and children. Teddy and Mary Ann, are enjoying a visit from Mra. Blrdaeye's parents. Mr and Mra. H. J. Blakaway of Redding, Calif. Mrs. Blrdaeye and her mother, Mrs. Blakeway, and Mary Ann, ahopped In Medford July 1. Mrs. Elmer Robertson and Mrs. W R. Lamb had charge of the de fense registration at the school house July 10 Twenty registered. American Union School had fins attendance July 18 with several new onea present. Lavelle and Patey Davlee of Medford. over-nlht guest of Reva and Elva Cheenut, were visitors for the day. and several who had been 111 were back. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Pullen and Ruby attended again eff r two Sunday's absence on account of Mrs. Pullen's accident In runningj a pitchfork tine In nar ankle. Miss Reva cheenut Is helping Mrs. Frank Dun lap ot Butt Falle, with the care of the new baby girt. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Kesaler, of near Butte Falls, and son. Arthur, called at the W. R. Lamb home July 14. JEWS LAUD OREGON'S Seattle, July 18 Wl New Orelon laws, which forbid pur lication in any language of doc trines prejudicial to people of any race, religion or color were praised by the antl-defamatlon committee of the district B'nai B'rith. The report was submitted to the annual convention yester day. It called upon all Jews to combat anti-Semitic agitation after declaring the Germany's anti-Semitic propaganda fail ure. Na Lost Teeth Pueblo, Colo. U.Pj There's no danger of any of the patients at Colorado State Hospital for the Insane losing their dental plates Each plate Is numbered and the number registered with the hos pital dentists and If a patient loses his, all he has to do is re port the number and have it tracked down. play, but ene possibly confusing to anyone not familiar with it, is that provided by the ghosts of a crew of anc.ent shipwrecked Dutchmen, supposedly, waiting some 300 years tor the ship "Onrust" to sail them back to Amsterdam. In addition there are the hil arious antics ot the two city rascals, SKlmmerhorn and Biggs, probate Judge and mani pulator who have come to taksj High Tor from Van Dorn, and t rousing scene by three rough and tough bank robbers who have fled to High Tor for refuge. "High Tor" is being produced and directed by Angus L. Bow- mer in connection with the Southern College of Education players, and will be presented at the college- auditorium tha evening of July 17. The scenery has been strik ingly designed by Otto Wilda, Instructor ot art. The installa tion of a huge 'steam shovel, large enough to swing two men above the stage is alone a tri umph In stagecraft. The lighting is at all times effective, reveal ing the bold dark rocks against a deep electric blue. Meteorological Report By 0. S. WEATHER BI'HEAO Fore casta Medford and vicinity: Fair tonight and Thursday with continued high temperature. Oregon: Fair tonight and Thursday but morning tog near coast and scat tered afternoon thunder showers us high mountalna of western portion. Continued high temperature tn In terior. Moderate north weat winds off' coast. Loos Data Temperature a year ago today! Hlghaat (1: Lowest 60. Total monthly precipitation lnchea. Deficiency for the month M Inches. Total precipitation since Septem ber 1, 10, 30.80 Incbee. Excess tor the season 3SS Inches. Relative humidity at 4:80 p.m. yesterday 38; 4:80 am. today 88. Tomorrow Sunrtae 4:80 a.m. Sunset 7:44 pjn. 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