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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 17. 1941. PAGE NTNB Want to Buy, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It's Filled With Opportunities! 'J f rteao ever) aa go Hue page Vuu will muMNt tins exa-Uy the UniitCm eou neve dwb tuuk tag rut o eale at traai rat unused eruciet nia out otve Search tu ji slue oi store room vou may rind many thtoge others are easting end oe able lo realise immediate cub U wbat ruu tut isn't net, advertise rat IV tribune Clas sified Ad art Ineipsnslv fleetly I BATES Pat mart tint (Minimum tae Barb eddiiiunai inaartloa. IMIntmom lor) Pel una par montb wllboot cop; cbanta 8I8 CASH et roootf order mutt e company ail Ball or dr classified ads. LOST AND rOUND sU-POh. mat augv animal cruelty cases Humane society, pnone gift! WANTED MALE HELP MEN'S PRESS ER WANTED Steady lor rlnt man. Medlord Domestic Laundry and Cleaners. WANTED Men to aaw alab wood Mutt have own tawt. Phone 4741, WANTED Gardener for country place Box 4281, Tribune. WANTED A-1 eawmlll operating millwright, out of town, state age. experience, box o, Tnoune. I WANTED Expertencea eawmlll fore- man, middle aged, well qualified. j Take lull charge, nortnern caii 1 fornix operation. Reference re quired, box toe., -mpune. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Dependable waltreea. In quire Diamond Cafe. WANTED Lady who likes to aell. Have wonderful line for proper party. No cash required. Expense paid. Mutt be able to drive. won- drlnker, unincumbered, paat 4a. Droo card or call room 209. Satur day or Sunday, Hotel Allen, or aak tor uuae. HELP MALE AND FEMALE WANTED Married couple to work on ranch. Man to milk with machine do light chorea. Woman to do housework. Muat glva references Roger von der Hellen. Route S. Medford, Phone 25FU Eagle Point, WANTED SITUATIONS GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE wlahet to drive a car east on or before July 21tt. Careful driver. Refer ences. Geo. A. Burrell, U. S. Fishery station. Butt rais. GARDNER, middle-age. tingle, aober. eeoke caretaker job. oo anywnero; referencee. Tribune Box 401S. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS , WANTED TO RENT modem 3-bed i room houae; with pasture for cow. . Kessons Die rent, box uvc -tid-. une. i GOING ON VACATION-? Will take can of pete. Call 210 S. Ivy. WANT TO TRADE for your equity In Isle model 6-passenger car. Tribune Box 4099. NOTICE to woodcutters and rsnchere. We are prepared to buy for cash, fir loga, 12" to 30" diameter, feet long, old or second growth, deliver ed at plant S ml. south of Medford. Alley Bros.. Phone 2011. WILL PARTY who found gaa model airplane that waa lost, pleaae re turn to Sktnner'a Garage and re ceive liberal reward. BLACKSMITH, with tools and SO yeara experience can do all klndt electric and acetylene welding, 1210 Baling Ave. WANTED Man, paat middle-age, handy with tools and well fixed, would like home with good ranch er or retort In country where fish ing la good; will help do anything. 1210 Baling. TOCNO man. college, responsibly employed locally, wanta one or more to ahare apartment or houte and housekeeper expenses. Write Box 4294 Tribune. DRIVING to Spokane, want lady companion. Boom 121 Medford Hotel. WANTED TO BUY Outboard motor for boat. Phone 8443. Jessie M. Mlnear. WANTED TO TR ALE 1980 Ply mouth 4 -door aedan for equity in late model aedan. Box 4260, care Tribune. MORE MONEY for your furniture Tllley's Furniture. 29 South Front NU-WAT uattrea. and upholstering Co Phone 1940 209 West 0th St RK4T Pttll'M PAID For Tout Furniture PAD FvHMTTRE. Phone SS4. WILL PT MOST CASH For Oood Deed Furniture HOI BROOK rlRMTIRE 18 North Front Phone 402S. WANTED Wool, mohair, bidet and pelta Medford Bsrgaln Route, 21 North Orape St Phone 8744. IOHES1 caab oaid for Iron eooper b.-aas eediatura aluminum bat teries fibee rasrs lead and asne Uedrord Bargain House VS. F4t MuHt rrl Po Tout Puml'ur RtHMHI NO AMIRKW 6th anc Front Pbone 3331 Vru. DKlUJ.Ntl (I 30 on ft first FOR RENT HOUSES FOR rent Furnished 8-roota house, au Beattr, rOR ItElfT HOUaCS FOR RXN, 6-room house at 710 Dakota. Inquire 21? Weat th St. Phone 8022. FOR RENT 6-room house, unfurn ished. Call at -930 North Central. FOR RENT 6-room unfurnished house. 430 Nor1 Central. 830. FOR RENT 8-room furnished house. East Side. Pbone 2334 evenings between and 7 o'clock. 2881 day. i RUCKS FOR RENT- Move yourself ears hall Prultfa Uobllgss Sta- tlon Mam and Ivy Phone 4145 FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Modem furnished apart ment. Fngldaire, garage, adulta. 231 North Holly. FURNISHED Apartment. Prlgldalre. private bath. 808 W. Main. CLEAN well furnished apartment. Inquire 817 W. 10th. FURNISHED APT. for rent. Inquire 104 So. Holly. Telephone 3938. FOR RENT East Main furnished apartment. Cook's Beauty Shop. Phone 2303. FOR RENT Furnished Room FOR RENT Attractive room, two blocks from bustneaa aectlon. 211 K Oakdala. WELL FURNISHED bedroom, cloaa In. 237 No. Central. ROOMS FOR RENT 124 Tripp. ROOM for rent, 60 Rote Avenue. FOR RENT Two cool well furnished rooms. Use of living room. 714 Weat 10th. Pbone 4619. PLEASANT ROOM for gentleman Cloae in. 609 East Main. ATTRACTI VP ROOMS 404 6 Orape FOR RENT BOARD HOOMS ROOM and Board. 330 So. Riverside. COOL ROOMS, good mealt, private home. Phone 2613. BOARD and Room 710 East Mam WANT CHILDREN, day or week Rt 1. Bo 108. South Peach. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS PRM FOR RENT Inquire J mile wtM4. mo root nouae. MEADOW PASTURE for rent. 0. T Grab. Eagle Point. POR RXK1 etc, building and two office rooms S?. Al Uttreli or nuiino i.UDoara FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Three-year-old black and wiut eutuion. inquire 78 Moun tain Ave., Ashland. TWO niMmw half-- -1 a n nam helfert. 5 months old. 6 bull calves, two and three montha old. 8 amall heifer p.iva, ai..Ki place. Weet Main atreet. 1st house wv rree s uarage on lert. AUCTION SALE every Sat. at Pavilion No Mftrffnpri nrm Thu I- . able market for your livestock. Have some good consignment for obi., otn, ocuing tu classes dairy and butcher cattle, brood aowa and tut pigs. 00. vre. uvestock Auc tion Co. Col. A. H. Dudley (Auct.) WEANER olgs. Meadow Brook ranch, Eagle Polnt-Brownaboro highway. HEAVY springer and fresh Ouemaey and Jersey cows. 1 Holtteln springer milking nine to ten gallons of milk when fresh. 8 heifer calves. One 600-pound capacity electric separator. Route 3. Box 126. Old Pa- cuic Hlgnwsy. pbone 4017. FOR SALE Young aaddle horse, fnmnl.t- new elHIns n,,tfi w D Kurx ranch. Antelope Creek, Eagle r-oint. FOR SALJS Dairy cows and piga. Joe Dugsn. 1 mile south Phoenix. Pbone 6230. FOR SALE Oooo. team, weight 3.900 C. T. Higdon. Fern Valley, Route 4. Box 321. Medforu. FOR SALE Oood family cow. Mrs A. Ayrea, Lozler Lane. CASH for old horses. Dial 6378 FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES 37 Bulck Sedan. 37 Pontlac Sedan, 36 Dodge Sedan. 87 Ford Coune, 33 Ford Panel. 33 Ford Pickup. Also Bulldoxer and many other real bar- game, snults Broe. XOR SALE Auto in good condition, good urea, 8100. Flchtner't Oarage. FOR SALE OR TRADE Equity In 1938 Ford Tudor sedan for motor cycle. Cleve Walker, across Newbry racsing House, pnoenix. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Bualneaa location, 108 feet frontage on S. Riverside. Four iota and nouse; lota of ahade. 811 8. Riverside. MODERN HOUSE two Iota, Medford, 800. inquire 96 Dewey 8t Ashland. FOR SAL&t 140 acre dairy farm cloae to Asniana. oottom is no, tree ir rigation, fine spring, good build Irvra, for further psrticulsrt and price see H. L Moore, Realtor, 70 N. Main St, Ashland. FOR SALE Residence lot on Euclid avenue with new garaee: might trade for Bay area lot. Charlee Me. 7301 Potrero Ave, El Cemta. Calif. FRUIT, dairy, cattle and train rancnes. irrigated and non-Irrigated. Send for free list. Bomberger Bros, Modesto. Calif. FOR SALE 8-r 00m comfortable home, owner leavlna city. Bargain for quick aa, 31600 cash. Ao furniture for sale. 1108 w. 4th St. FOR SALE Equity In 8-room house. 1 lota. 919 Dakota. MUST SELL 480 acres with new modern Hotel on Redwood Rlfh way. Mar Kerby I will take half of my Investment for quick tale Oold Canyon Pony Ranch, Kerby. Oregon. ACREAOE FOR SALE 8 acree of Irrigated laid. Easy terms. Owner at 147 North Tolly FOR SALE 1 acrea. 14 acrea In clover, balance la garden. Modern house, tote of outbuildings. 416 Msp'.e Park Drive. FIVE LOTS. 41 Oak Street, 8600. Jerma. Jtlaum tuvi, FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE BY OWNER Income property. 4-bedroom houae. 2 bath rooms: 3 -room apartment In eepa rate building; a garages. Phone 8048. FOR SALE 7-room bouse 118 aleAn drew. 8900. easy terms Owner at 310 N. Bartlett. Frank Clark. WHEN YOU think of real ettate. think of the Clinton Speooar Agency. CITY and country uru parties Rentals Loans Insurance C S Buturfield 409 Medfurd Building. BUILU1NO A HoualT Let uc handle all detail on 20- year FHA loan quickly efficiently Goldy Ageury FOR SALE A fine large corner fac ing R.R Suitable for warehouse. A splendid buy with good terms Write p. O. Box 743 City. FOR SALE Oood farm containing 664 acre. 300 acrea now under cul tivation. Situated five miles south of Elkton on Umpque river In Douglas county. Write or see owner Mary T. Wells, Elkton, Oregon. No agents. FOR SALE 3-18 acrea. 2 houses, on pavement, city water, cloae In. 13-screa. Irrigated, a tors, filling sta tion, living quarters on paved Ht way. See E. Gould. 403 W. Jackson. TIMBER 160 acrea. Dead Indian Road. 16 mllea Ashland. Estimated 8 mUlion feet. White Fir. Fir, Yel low and Sugar Pine. Level land Easy of access. Price 30.000 or aell atumpage. D. . Millard, exclusive agent. Shady Cove. Ore. $4500 Bauenttnt de Furnaot Excellent East Side Location Modern 6-room borne, fire place, tile, hardwood floor.., paved atreet. Lots of abade both front and back yard. Out of town owner aaya aell for 14500. Part caab and assume Sol dier Loan. Vacrnt, move In at one. Mark A. Goldy Pbone 3266 109 E. Main Even In? Phone 3417 (Eiclustve .Agents) POR SALE 3 modern houaea, on lot 100x100. One furnished. Im mediate posseaslon. Price 92600. See A. P. Flowers. Cor. 13th and Front. FOR EXCHANGE Real Estate "O TRADE for 33 to 40 acre farm near Medford, 8H acrea good ground. 6-room bouae, deep well, lota of shrubs, trees, fruit and berries, near Klamath Falls. All Irrigated Write Rt. 3, Box 383. Klamath Falla. Ore. WILL TRADE 6-room modern home with 3 bedrooms, for smaller house Phone 2613. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS USED Burroughs adding machine for quick tale. Phons 4100. FOR SALE New folding baby buggy. 920 E. Jackson. POR SALE Oood second cutting alfalfa hay In shock. M. L. Mead ows, Griffin Creek. FOR SALE Oak writing deak set. Fully automatic electric ranae. good at new at a bargain. Floor lampt. electrlct heutere, small ar ticles. Csll John Tomlln. Tel. 6633. FOR SALE 7-foot John Deere bind er, 360, also mower and tractor. 1 mile West Phoenix. Cbas. Clngsda. TRUCK TIRES Used 32x6. 700x30. 750x30. 900x20. 825x30. Older Tire Exchange. 83 80. Bartlett. PLACER MINING Outfit, 8 In. gravel pump. 4 H. P. High 8 motor boats. Device for deep test holes. Pine condition. Bsr,;sln 3275. J, C. Cass. 1113 So. Riverside. EARLY HALE PEACHES So lb. C. H. Bets. Rt. 4. Box 318-B. Vi mile Weat Phoenix, Fort Baker road. TRACTOR TIRES Used 826-24 tire and tube. 36.00. Older Tire Ex change, 33 So. Bartlet. FOR BALE Dining table, ruga, rock- ert, toves, cnett of drawers. 604 80. Central. HURRY! HURRY I HURRY We have Just received several USED refrigerators in perfect con dition at Banraln Prtcea. LEONARD ELECTRIC, 309 E. Main. LOW PRICED 3x4't. City Fuel dc i,or. era so. central, rnone 4114. FOR SALE 76 lb. capacity Ice box. bit w. jsckton. FOR SALE Brown Squirrel-Lock. coat sua 10, good condition, pnone SOOT. FREE ATMORAY demonstrations at 7 Chestnut fit. Also Atmoray for aaie. FOR BALE Apricots 8c. butter cots ac. c. T. Higdon. rem valley, Rout 4. Box 331, Medford. APRICOTS will toon be gone. Buy now. Pltnty of local cots. Clean onea at 3c pound. City Limits Fruit stand. Next to s os. We have the finest non-lrrlgsted Tllton Cote In the valley. Come out and try our fruit for flavor. City Limits Fruit Stand, next to BOS. FOR SALE Household goods, rabbits witb hutches, milk goat cneap. Bhalenburg place. Griffin Creek. FOR SALE Apricots, pbone 6311. REAL SILK. Dial 4930. F. O. Box 63. POR SALE Orsvensteln apples, W M. Howard. Waa Stewart Ave. FOR SALE Van truck body; will be eo;d to tn bignett bidder, can be area at 1313 W. 9th FOR SALE Manley wrecking crane. a ensin bouts Lnai esse. 4-BURNER modern gasoline range. B. LKSJ KUH. FOR SALE 14-foot boat. Metal with air jambers Factory made Call at Baliew'a Service station, corner 80. Riverside and Stewart Ave. LEAL BUYS 8" centrifugal pump. iirw 1 1 p m, dictcivs. stream line; kerosene range with oven 6S ft. upright abowceae. Pick Hdwe. OR SALE Oreen FU Sis be. Tele plane 3180 FOR SALE Apricots C. T. Higdon. Frn Valley. Route 4. Boa 331. Med.'ord. EVENINO and SUNDAY DIKNERS are delightful In our cool and tpeclnut dining room at the Old tag House at riauenu. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS REAL BUYS in uatd clothing. 1408 No Rivarataa. across from Becks Bakery FOR SALE Low priced lumber or any building materiala Csll us be fore you buy R O Stephenson Co, Court and McAndrewa, Telephone 3000. FORES 7, FIR Direct from woods. 3 tier lots or over, 13-lnch 32 00: 16-lnch 33 30 City Fuel Tel 4114 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR RENT Grocery Store with liv ing quarters. 820 month. Inquire 854 E. 9th St. PERSONAL CARD READING 344 South Central. Palmistry snd Crystal Reading. Ph 8446. 408 Mountain Ave, Ashland Dora Mllller. MISCELLANEOUS FREE ATMORAY demonstrations at 907 West Eleventh St. STOP at the Blue Canopy for Ehrheart'e Chicken Dinners. 836 So. Riverside. QUICKSILVER Prospector. If you have a showing and need help getting Into production write Letua S Strlckler. 637 Commercial St, San Francisco. Csllf. Give full de tails, what you have and what you vant. COSMORAY Is now located at 117 Laurel St. We formerly demon strated at 129 South Holly St. Free demonstrations dally. No ob llcstlons Oehlens. Phone 3863. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Antiques EARLY AMERICAN OLASS at th sign 8 miles south of Grants Psss or 1 mile north of Savage Raptda warn on niKnwsv vv. Dressmaking rHE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking Pui Remodeling Buttons and Bucklea covered Room 303 U 8 Natl Bank Bldg Tel 3931 DRESSMAKING Attentions, tailor ing cstosrnne batteries, singer Shop 22 30 Grape Expert Window Cleaner. LET OEOROB DO IT Expert Window Cleaner General houae cleaners floor wsslng pstot- tng Oeo p Ursrd Phone 3954 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 E. Thome Mgr. Lie. No. S-2.1 M-317. 48 So. Central Dial 4433. Home owned and managed. Since 1928. Roofing. WE REPAIR or apply any type of roof. Pabco Roofings. Shingles. Costings and Paints. New stock Wall Paper. Ekerson Paint and Roof Co, 88 80 Bartlett. Tel. 8483 Transfer. CITY TRANSFER At STORAGE CO ouusenuia moving and general hauling 39 s Orape Pbone 4664 day or night. EADS TRANSFER 8TORAOE CO wince id wuu nr rnone 3828 Prices rlgbt Service guianteed DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE 40 s nr Street. Insured Carriers Local and Long Distance Hsullng. Phone 3888 FURNITURE MOV1NO AND 8TOR- nvjs, we nave van moving equip ment for local and long dlatanre hauling Dry and olean storage I concrete Building I with epeelal locker roomt tt low rates SAMSON PTORAOB WAREHOUSE Phone 8766. ACROSS L City In Bel glum 4. Drew together 8. Poorly 13. Cut do we 13. Order of fregs and toads 14, Sound af cat tle 3a. Kind of mineral 37 At home tt. Compete point 33. Flns-wooled whits sheep 48. Undeveloped flower 4L Language of the Scotch HlghlajDdara IS. Feminine name 48. Turf it. Precious stone 44. Mufflne 17. Legume 46. Drese the 13, Cloth used at featbsre tsbls 47. Rumor 88. Run away ea 41. gwlnet erttly i Woodea ehoes 13. Mstsl fsstsner S3. Cover IS. Arrsntsoisnt 64. South Amsrl la. DMIaeed can animal 37. Monkey 23. Uurmounting 11. Invlts 13. Ctnus et the) muak es 37. Rind ef leather (. Exist tt After song M. Semuel'a men tor la. Bumee St. Spread tooeerp 3S, Oulflo't lowest tt. Plied enargee note 43. Clear again ' P P '' Y s K I7 Is K ' j- T""" 2oiT Tr ""5 -"""ra if to" 53 Tii "737 Ti T"T" """"""7"2S"""""" 4aSf """7S""" IT ST -- BUSINESS DIRECTORY Venetian Blinds. VENETIAN BUNDS Guaranteed, a teal or wood Venetian Blinds 3c eq ft Installed Pbone Burke Medtord Tent or Awn 4473 Free estimate LEGAL NOTICES In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of Mary L. Mathews, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has filed her final account in the above en titled matter, and the above en titled Court has fixed August 15th, 1841, at 10:00 o'clock A. M. in the County Court Room in the Court House in Medford. Jackson County, Oregon, as the time and place for hearing ob jections to said final account, and for the settlement thereof. EUNICE MILHOAN, Administratrix. Harry C. Skyrman, Attorney for Estate. Notice To Creditors In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of Sophia Holmberg, Deceased. Notice Is Hereby Given, that the county court for Jackson County, Oregon, has appointed me administratrix of the estate of Sophia Holmberg, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby required to present the same with proper vouchers within six months from this date at the office of Neff & Frohnmayer, Cooley Theatre Building, Med ford, Oregon. Dated: July 10th, 1941. ELLA C. WESTERLUND, Administratrix. Lummont In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon in and for the County of Jackson. Alice A. Feil, Plaintiff. V8. Lcura A. Freeman, the un known heirs of Laura A. Freeman, rnd alio any and all other persons or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest in the real estate described in the Summons herein, Defendants. -To Each. Every and All the Above Named Defendants: In the 'lame of the State of Oregon, you and each of you are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you in the above en titled suit on or before the last day of foul weeks from the date of the first publication of this summons, and if you fail so to appear and answer said complaint, for want thereof, the Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in its complaint, succinctly stxted as follows, to-wit: That a decree be entered adjudicating any and til right, title, estate, lien or claim which you or any of you have or claim to have in, to, or upon the real property situated in Jackson County, Oregon, described as follows, to-wit: Beginning at a point on the easterly side line of Granite Street, in the City of Ashland. Jackson County, Oregon, which point is the northwest corner of tract of land de scribed in Volume 11, page 722 of the Deed Records of Jackson County, Oregon; thence South 68 East along the northerly line of said tract a distance of 05 feet; thence North 22 East on the line parallel with said Gran 'ite Street 8S feet, more or 'ess, to the north line of a certain tract of land described in Volume 28, page 368 of the Deed Records of Jackson County, Oregon; thence North 68' West on said north line of said tract a distance of 93 feet, more or less, to the east erly side line of Granite Solution Of Yesterday's Paul DOWN 4. Cseeare native L Word of sal tongue ema alarms, e. soon tlon 1 New star 3. Traded a. Dnnatng venal f. Period ef time 8. Bewildered 8. sltsnlng 10. Fold er circle IL Mineral gepoati It. Ouutt 81. Ranting sea tract 33. Whst ena thinks 84, Fsaten to gether agala 33. Maltrsst It Saltoeter ' IT Reluctant S3, gists or being hated It Bod,se ef watet 11 Poem 33. American la dlsa 38. Abrasive av terial 44 Indicate 43. Turned ep the ground 44 Psaienleg ateet 44. Compound ether IT Mercnsndtse 43 Long nsrrow boar a r Tele(-spB M La . a. ts. Pis el aakeg clar 31 Point et lend running iota wt'er 38 South A --erica n river m ti, Covaiag easel AipiTnpiuiRiigni P R QUE H A T eLIu fN ij fJH I "sHl IclAIT e!d e cPa m ApsjujNrttTo ha a pn;AfWetr r A TM?l' sffp AiJPli!g t i nbcml e a p i n,6ts sMcJwieJi3 Pa Je p6p im jtrtfn LTHfqviijjcHAiM D I 5 HA SroWAlt E e qlw fi iInion niSlM ArYUT,E,ri!ivTSUa Street; thence South 22 West along the said line 85 feet to tlie point of beginning. And declaring any and all such claims to be null and void; and decreeing that the said Plaintiff is the owner in fee simple of said premises, and of the whole thereof, free and clear of any and all right, title, estate, nen or interest of said Defendants, or any of them, and that each and all of the De fendants herein, and each and all persons claiming, or to claim by, through or under them, or any of them, be forever en Joined, restrained and barred from asserting, attempting to establish, or claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest in or to said property, or any por tion thereof, and that Plaintiff's title to said premises be forever quieted and set at rest. The date of the order for Sublication of this summons is uly 9th, 1941. The time pre scribed for publication of this summons is once each week for four consecutive weeks. The dte of the first publication of this summons is July 10th. 1941. FRANK J. VAN DYKE, Attorney for Plaintiff. Post Office Address: First National Bank Bldg., Ahland, Oregon. Phoenix Phoenix, July 17. (Spl Mrs. Callie Stedman returned home Sunday from Yreka, where she visited a week with Mrs. Betty Wise. Mrs. Ouy Coblelgh. accompanied bv her daughter, Maxlne, left Sunday tor a week'a visit with relative In Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Furry and Nannette and Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Bourne, went to Santa Rosa, Call!., Frday. Mrs. Furry and Nannstte will visit for a week or ten days with Mre. Eva Slater. The rest of the party returned home Sunday night accompanied by Pat Furry and Mar Jorls Kettlewell. Mr. and Mrs. Mllo Furry and eon. Leo. are vacationing at Lost Prslrts. Mr. and Mrs. Letter McKnlght and children returned to their home In Alhambra, Calif., after spending the paat week at the Med calf home. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Stsncllff and Gary Denier and Mrs. Robert Furry and Fred spent the week-end at Lost Prairie. Mr. and Mrs. Luclan Van Gordon entertained at dinner at their home Friday evening for Mr. and Mrs. N. Dewttt, Mist Gwenlth Poling and Mr. and Mrs. J. O. N. Poling. Mr. and Mra. ti Parsons and daughter, Oeraldlne, are guests of Mra. Parson's mother, Mrs. Mabel Glover. Mra. Helen Orlaea of Chlco, Cell!., la vlaltlng her titter, Mrs. C. M. Smith and Mr. Smith. Lieut. Harlow Allen visited his grand mother, Mra. Emma D. Wilson, last Friday. Lieut. Allen It stationed at the Elka' picnic grounds with the 30th pursuit squadron for a ahort time. Miss Lula Spier and Mrs. Jennie Roes of Cedar Falla, Iowa, vis ted Mrs. W. D. Barnes and family thla week. The guests were cousins of th late Mr. Barnes. THE GRANGE Central Point Grange Central Point Grange meets again Friday, July 18, at 8 p. m the only meeting to be held this month, as the first meeting fell on July 4th and wag therefore cancelled. Seven Grangers at tended the state convention at Newport and each la to give a short talk. Due to warm weather and heavy farm work, attendance fell off some during June but a large crowd is expected to turn out Friday to make up for the meeting which was missed Plans for the Central Point en try in the Bellview fair are also to be discussed and all members are urged to bring their sales slips. As Granges In the county are Being asked to cooperate In ob taining scrap aluminum for de fense purposes members attend ing Friday are also asked to bring any aluminum they have on hand to the hall. Griffin Creek Grange An Eva Prentice accordion group played preceding regular Griffin Creek Grange meeting July 13. The group Included Mrs. Eva Prentice, Neva Chil dreth, Margaret Molten, Helen McBeth, Dorothy Schuler, Mary Lee Tholson, directed by R. Wenk. Games, a duet by Sisters Mlnear and Brown, and a quad rille completed the program un der the three Graces. All Grange men are requested to be present at 8 p. m. Thurs day, July 17, at Grange hall. Jessie Minear will furnish a truck to move Grange equip ment to the brown school as constructors need the gym, dur ing the white school remodel eling. The brown school will be the new Griffin Creek head quarters beginning August S. Aluminum pans, etc., for gov ernment defense, from the en tire Griffin Creek district, will be received by the O. C. chair man. H. E. Wilson, on Orchard home drive. Sunday. July 20. la the Orlf. fin Creek annual picnic at McKee bridge. Bring a basket dinner, service, and friends. Dinner at 1 sharp. A brief fire insurance report by new agent Guchet, and an explanation of the new wheat allotment by John Darby com pleted the meeting. , Lunch wag served by Brown Clark. FATHER OF 12 IRKED DRAFT BOM Pittsburgh. July 17.. Samuel Howard Isenberg. at 33 the father of J 2 children, was disappointed today over receiv ing quick deferment from army service because of his long list of dependents. "It gets a fellow down gome- times when you gotta be around here all the time with all these kids," he said. "I really would have liked some army training I figured it would give me little bit of a vacation." He said the board reacted like this: "Wow, you've done your duty. You're excused deferred." Isenberg, a 190 a month rail road employe, got married when he was 18 and his wife, Stella, IS. They now have these mouths to feed: Rosalia, 18, Dorothy, 18 Samuel, 15. William, 13, Aud rey, 12, Theresa, 11. Charles. 10 David, 7, George, 8, Howard. 4, .Eileen, 3, and Johnny 17 montns. "And do they eat." he said "The grocery bill takes half my pay. It's pretty hard some times but don't get me wrong I wouldn't take a million dol lars for half my tribe." BATTLE OF ATLANTIC IS SEA LORD'S HINT London, July 17. (IP) A. V. Alexander, first lord of the ad miralty, told a lunrhitrm oath. erlng which included several united Mates marines today mat "tne grimmest part of the war Is yet to eome " "It is on the battle of the At lantic that our life rlenenrte " Alexander said, "and if we de feat the U-boat and the long range aircraft our slrenoth will steadily become overwhelming. AS to the defeat or thai II. boat I am not going to give you lacts ana figures for which the intelligence service rf the, jnw my would certainly be prepared to pay many thousand pounds. I Will tell you. however, that during a recent neriod I ror.lv. ed a aeries of reports which wouia encourage any . first lord' In addition tn the TT.hnat. re ported definitely destroyed, Al exander said, ne was "certain there are many more which do not get back to Germany and Italy." The recent figures on enemy shipping losses, he added, are "highly satisfactory." Sacramento, July 17. WV A. bill increasing California's prima facie highway speed lim it from 43 to 83 miles an hour wag signed into law today by Governor Olson. 8 The bill also nermita lncre.se. ing the limit in certain present 23-mue zones to 33 or 43 miles an hour on recommendation of the department of public works. Aa originally introduced the Diu proposed an absolute maxi mum SDeed on atrs i Dht nnan stretches af hlrhurav nf 7. mil an hour, but the provision was deleted in favor of the 83-mile limit. New York, July 17 m The navy transport West Point, with 464 German and Italian consular officers, their families and other axis agents aboard, weighed anchor in th upper bay at 2 p. m. Wednesday and started her transatlantic voyage to Lisbon The vessel, until her recent Induction into th navy, was th 27.000-ton liner America, largest and finest ship of th U. S. merchant marine, and she was starting her maiden transatlan tic voyage. Not Mad Gunman Seattle, July 17. m R. T. Bull, on of th victims In th north end shootings June 23. looked at Earl O. Pavatt in the county Jail today and said defi nitely that Pavatte was not the mad tiinman mhn akHiil4 4 aot tn, 1 LODGE NOTICES Call at Medford Lodge), No. 103. A. F. end A. M. at 10:00 a. m. Friday to conduct final rite for Clarence H. Oeorge. Ser. vices at Perl Funeral Home. OLTN L. FABRICS. W. M. Meteorological Report Bv D. g. WEATHER Rt'RgAD Forecasts Medford and vicinity: Partly cloudy and cooler with occasional thunder showers tonight and Friday. Oregon: Partly cloudy with scatter ed thunderstorms tonight and Fri day; cooler In Interior of weat por tion; moderate northwest winds off the coast In afternoon. Loral Pal - - Temperature a year ago today! highest 83, lowest 88, Total monthly precipitation, trace: deficiency for the month, J7 Inches. Total precipitation sine Septem ber 1. 1840. 30.80 lnchee; excess for the season 9S7 Inchea. Relative humidity at 4:80 p. m. yeaterday 34 percent; 4:30 a. m. today 88 percent. Tomorrow aunrla 4 51 a. sun set 7:43 p. m. Observations Taken al 4:30 a. an, 138 Msrldtan Time. II crrr :i s - s m ; Botes Boston H Chicago Denver . Eureka Havr . 89 . 88 . 77 . 88 . 88 . 88 Lot Angelas. 88 Medford 88 New Vork Oman 83 Phoenix 107 Portland 101 Reno 87 Roeeburg !0S Salt Lake 88 San Francisco 80 Seattle 81 8pokn 104 Wash., D. 0 83 Yakima 107 LITTLE GIRL DROWNS 1 Roseburg, Ore., July 17. W) Jarlene Clark, three-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed mund E. Clark of Gunter, was drowned Tuesday night In Smith river, about 12 miles north of Drain. She was one of group of children playing In the water while adulta of a plonic party were swimming. Her absence) waa not discovered Immediately and, when search was mad later, the body was found float ing In the stream, Coroner H. C Stearns reported. Salem, July 17. MP) The Presbyterian synod of Oregon elected Rev. Norman K. Tully, Eugene,- moderator yesterday, succeeding Chaplain John W. Beard, Portland. At the synod leal meeting Mrs. John R. McCormick. Portland, was re-elected president. Other officers included: Mrs. Glenn' Sanders, Medford, second vice- president; Mrs. John Hilts, Baker, secretary of the mission ary education committee. Travel Table AIMPIJtNKS MatthtMaa Leave Mailt Olaa 4 83 a. SB, 8:47 a 00- 13 07 p m. II 33 a as. 4Spm (Flag stop) Mo stall 3 33 p. m (ria atop) 8 38 p. aa. Souihbuan Leave Malls Cloe II 13 a m. 0T a m. 8:87 p at. (Flag atop) 3:1s p. m. II oa p m. iiAipn. TRAIN 1 ' Ron-kvnag leave Marls Cloe 1 1 o a ra. ino a m. a p a not p. ea SeathlMMD Leave stall Cloe 7:40 a m. 40 a aa. 8.40 p m. ' : 4:40 p. St, JSCS Worth Soattt 3 so a m. 13 OA a at. t a m. 30 a as, tssam. 3 30 ant, 1 40 p as. S 80 p aa, 8.48 p at 8 OS a av T mtmatft Pan 8 .40 a at and 830 at. Free Kasmalk telle 3 SO s na an.8 40p.es, () To AahltD oiy (I Tt areata Pass eoly. 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