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Newspaper Page TextPAGE NINE . Want to Bay, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It's Filled With Opportunities! Km everj ad on tni pg You wiu wuwmi una ssecUi th thin tou nave two muk Ing foi or sale 01 trade lot unuaed articles ruu may nave Search NJi attic at atur room you mai rind man; things other an saeklug and m able to realise immediate cash U what ruu want last here advertise tot It rrlDune Claa lflad Ada ar lnezpenalv ffecuvel RATES Par word nrat - (Minimum Sat) Earh sddiiiunai insertion, pet word (Minimum I Or) Per Una per munlb without copy change , f 1 CASH or money order miut ao company all mail order ClUied ads. LOST ANU FOUND LOST Tan key container with 4 keys. Leave at xriDune. LOST Oreen flowered mattress, be wn Bybee bridge and Pour Comers service autlon. Leave at Mann 'a old service autlon. Midway rj&d. POUM Sweater. Owner identify and pay for ad. Mall Tribune. fcEPOh'l luet oiesa, animal cruelty aaeeluiriaiejoiPiTrnunvjj WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Married man to live on farm. Muit understand dairying Olve qualifications. Box No. 4101. c'o T loune. WANTED FEMALE HELP dahted- Houaekeener In mother- ' leaa borne. Olrl 13, boy 17. light work. Oood home lor rignt person, Box 173, Butte Palla. WANTED Olrl or woman for house work. Room, board and wage. In quire mornlnga, 634 Mae. nrivrvn D.'l.hla ci rl or VOUnB woman for housework. Room, board and wages. Phone aen. WANTED SITUATIONS young lady, open tor housekeeping position. Reference required. Dial oaotf. SArcnuiw ... T, - wishes work on ranch, hotel, camp grounds, tteierencee. no .. Write Box 4357 Tribune, HELP MALE AND FEMALE ... . . ri -i nllrrm. flood been 41 per hundred pound.-, with sc Bonus. t;iem nowm, gene, Oregon. IU50ISTER now at the B. M. Clute r . Hin tonta. . ,,,.. mv,A iBimrirv. wooa, ewves, mi1"-" ' Families preferred. Special plck- . . ,- - - . .kiiMT- Tnn. nrlna jng puMH ......... r WIU D- B-IU. " V Med ford. Por further Information call or write o. sa. npyivg , Ore. WANTED HOP PICKERS at the Chrlatle Hop Tarda, Vt mtlea Weat of Orante Paas: nice ahady camp ground. Tents and tent-houses fur nished: good water; commissary on ground. Picking will start about Aivrust 10th. Will pay 140 1j with an additional Mb at end ol season to pickers who stay en tire season. CHRISTIE 4 BON. WANTED HOP PICKERS at Lake aide Hop Yard. 4 miles West Grant Pass, in ahadv camp ground; tente furnished; good water; commissary on grounds. Picking will start - about August 10th. W1U pay 1V4 lb with additional Vie at end of season to pickers who etay entire ers-on. Art King. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANT to buy 1 bedroom modern house with large lot. or small acreage. Close In. Must be reason able. Tribune Box 4363. WANTED Hay and grain hammering. Perl Bostwlek. 503 Haven. Tel. 3634. HA vi YOUR Furniture reupholster ed reflnlshed, reglued. phone 3906. Thlbault. WANTED To lease with option to buy large hoja, suitable for room era Tribune Box 4310. WANTED TO BUT One to three acres near Medford. Box 4401, Tri bune WANTED Oood family cow. Write Box 144-B, Bt. 4, Medford. MOTHER, with boy age 13. desires board and room In private home i beginning juit 29th. Must be dose I In. Tribune. Box 4318. WANTED All kind Of livestock. Tribune Box 4SS4. OOINQ ON VACATION? Will take care of pet. Call 310 8 Ivy. NOTICE to woodcutter and rancher. We ere prepared to buy for cash, fir logs. 13 to SO" diameter. feet kmc, old or second growth, deliver ed at plant i ml. south of Medford Alley Bros . Phone 3011. MORE MONET for your furniture Ttlley's Purnlture. 30 South Front NO-WAT ttattre. and Uphutstenng Co Phone (Md 303 West IU at WILL PAT MOT CAH Pot Oood Used Furniture HOI.BKM)K rlRMTlRE 18 North Front Phone 402 WANTED Wool moheir. hides and pelt Medford Birealn Houae. 87 North Orspe st Phone 8744. BIOHES1 taen Dsid tor iron cooper braes diswirs a'umlnum bat teries Pioea rag, lead and Bin Medford Barfs-u flouee we pat Mimr cH Po, Tout Pumt'ure KARSNI RO 4) Mf v ah and Front, Phone SUt, bust rmiu PAID Por Tout Purnlture. AM rUHMTl HC. Pkone 4840. vYEU. OKI LUNG II 60 pei ft first SO ft t; I M nTii AIR Kmc FOR REN1 HOUaES POR RENT 8-room modem house. 300 West Jackson. 6-RCOM furnished house for rent. All electrical. 730 Oak. Phone 4807. POR RENT 6-room house, unfur nished, oak floors, fireplace. East aide. Call at 830 N. Central. FURNISHED home with electrical appliances; tenant board owner, cloei in; state age. no of persons, employment, etc. Will answer party giving all Information pertinent to this relationship. Answer Mall Tribune, No. 4816. FOB RENT 13-roora apt. house. Close in. A. P. Flower, corner 13th and front. . TO RENT By week or month. 8 room modern furnished duplex. Hot running water. Shower and elec tric range. Close to store and hotel. Harry R Floyd, Holland, Ore. FOP. RENT Furnished home, 435,00. Also one partly furnished room, 46.00. Owner 618 K. Main. SMALL unfurnished house, newly decorated, new floor coverings. East aide. H. L. Cook, 1104 West M-iln. POR RBNT 3-room furnished house In Ashland. Inquire Helman Baths. FOR RBNT 8-room unfurnished house. 436 Nor"! Central. 430. FOR RENT 6-room furnished house. East Side. Phone 3334 evenings between 8 and 7 o'clock. 3881 day time. i RUCKS POR RENT- Move voureelt san hall Prultt'a Mobilgss Sta tion Main and fvv Phone 4145 FOR RENT APARTMENTS COOL, attractive, furnished apart ment. Private entrance. 604 Penn sylvania. FURNISHED Apartment. Close In. 416.00, water paid. Phone 4997. 3-ROOM furnished apartment, ground floor, 339 N. Ivy. Adults. FURNISHED 3 and 3-room apart ments, 1006 W. Main. FURNISHED Apartment for Rent. Inquire 104 So. Holly, Telephone 3938 ATTaAOTIVI 4-room furnished apt., studio window, Venetian blinds, Eastlawn Ct., Hawthorne ave.. Just off East Main. FURNISHED Apartment, Frlgldalre. private bath. 808 W. Main. FOR KENT East Main furnished apartment. Cook's Beauty Shop Phone 2308. FOR RENT Furnished Room FOR RENT Room for gentlemen. 331 West 6th. COOL, Attractive room tor gentle man. 604 Pennsylvania. FOR RENT 3 housekeeping room. 118 Almond. POR RENT Nicely furnished sleep ing room for gentleman 333 South Kivcraiae. ROOMS FOR RENT 134 Tripp. FOR RENT Two cool well furnished rooms. Use of living room. 714 west toin. rnone 4619. ATTRAtn'IVT ROOMS 404 S Oraoe FOR RENT BOARD ROOMS ROOM, board and laundry, 438.00 per monto. inquire at om ao. River aide. BOARD and room. 636 West 4th. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS POR RENT Store building and two oiuce rooms see Al Llttrsll or Roland uhoard 1 FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE One 4-year-old fresh Jersey cow; 1 heifer and 8 bull calves, 3x months old. West Mam at, first bouse West Frees' Gar age on left. Blanchl Place. FOR SALE Oood Jersey cow. fresh en aoon. era can. I, a. wordee. Perry dale, J-VUle Hwy. Phone 6369. 13 BROOD Sows and 14 weaner pigs w Mia. u. e, reraue, ft mile north central point. FOR ALE 850 ewe. 300 ewe lamb. Murphy. 719 West loth. FOR SALE Feeder pigs. w. H. Pen- uiger piece. Route l, central point, FOR SALE Dairy cow and pig tfuv uusd, s nun aoutn rneenix Phone 4330. FOR SALE Oooo team, weight 3.900 u i. nigaon, rern valley. Route 4. Box 331. MedforJ. CAPH for old horse Dl nl 6176 FOR SALE DUOS PETS FOR SALE Bull Pupa, second house on nos Lanw .-m jo jac Drive. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1987 Hudson 4 -door sedan. Reasonable. 609 West loth. FORD SPECIALS 1930-31-84-35-36 and 40. Coupee and Sedans. See at -Tubby" Dean's Tour Pontlac Dealer. New Richfield Station, 6th and Orspe. Dial 2943. POrt SALE 1931 Model A Coach, ex cellent condition. 1031 Rarregan. 87 Buick Sedan. 87 PobtiM Sedan. 86 Dodge Sedan, 3" Ford Coupe. 85 Ford Panel. 36 Ford Pickup. Also Build oeer and many other real bar gain Shulta Bros. POR SALE or TRADE 1930 Eesex Seder for cow. Be Mra. Price. B-i-'k-r-otH'!- Foi FOR BALE RAL ESI ATE POR SALE Small house, four lot, garden, fruit. Would trad for Im proved acreage clcet in. 3rd and Laurel, Central point. FOR BALE Fifty acrea near Med ford. diversified farm. flfter acree pear, mostly Bsrtletts. Five-room bouse, telephone, electricity. Con sider trede for Medford property Phone 4090. MODERN HOUSE two ICS, Medford. 8400. Inquire 84 Dewey at, Aahnnrt. FOR SALE 41760. e-room houae. comer on pavement, butlt-tna. 760 cash, balance conalderably less than rent. Would consider good late model car. 408 Beatty. IDEAL NEW HOME I For email family. Located on East Side at 308 Crater Lake Ave. Terma. Inquire owner. Carl Oottache. 7 N. Bartlett. Dial 4646 Have buyer for 6 or 6 room modern home, close In on east aide. - Reasonable. FOR SALE A fine large corner fac ing BR Suitable for warehouse. A splendid buy with good term. Write p. O. Box 743 City. POR SALE 11 lots, excellent build ing sites, good neighborhood, reas onable prices. Call 748 W. 4th, or phone 4363. FOR SALE Cabin at Lake of the Wood. Furbished, water piped In. Inside toilet; boat, kicker, boat trailer; good dock. P. O. Box 406, Medford. SALE Small 4-room houae, 4400. Second house on left, south of Richfield Station, Jacksonville. FIVE LOTS. 415 Oak Street, 4400 Terms Tribune Box 4004. FOR SALE Summer home at Diam ond Lake, furntahed. Also boat. Wallace Woods. 711 K. Main. WHEN TOO think of real estate. think of the Clinton Spencer Agency. CITY and country uropertlea ftenlala Loena insurance c s Butterfleld 408 Medford Building BIJILD1NO A BOMt--Lst ui handle all details on 23-year FHA loans quickly efficiently Ooldy Agei.cy FOR SALE Oood farm oontalnlng 604 acres 300 acrea now under cul tivation Situated five mllea aoutb of Elkton on Umpqua river Is Douglas County. Write or see owner Mary T. Wells. Elkton. Oregon. No asente FOR EXCHANGE Heal Esfal WILL TRADE 8-room modern home with 6 bedroom, for smaller houae. Phone 2flis FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Apricots, Phone 6811. laying hen. FOR QUICK SALE Oood dry wood cheap, owner leaving town. 834 Bennett. BOYSENBERRIES Ptcklna today and tomorrow, ?uc crate, boc your con tainer. West Stewart, Goodroad. APRICOTS FOR SALE Htllcrest Or chard; 3Vic and So per pound. Fiease bring boxes. FOR SALE Potatoes, extra nice, reasonable price. Hanleyland Ranch "none 6309. FOP. SALE Deer rifles. 10 Quince St , Apt. 3. FO".t SALE Light four wheel trailer, good condition, good tires, license. Aim light car. Call between 8 to B pm. 34 So. orange. FOR SALE OR HIRE One A. C tractor, model S. O., with bulldozer and four yard carryall. E. v. owait- ney. Ft. Jones. Csllf. FOR BALE Used sacks. J. A. Manke, Rt. 1. Medford. WINDOWS and DOORS All site and patterns. Padgham Planing Mill. Phone 47DO. YOUNOBERR1ES. Boysenberrles Ord"- them now. Your last cnance. 69c crate at the Riverside Market. PLACER MINING Outfit. 3 In. gravel numo. 4 H. P. High S motor boats Device for deep test boles. Pine condition. Bargain ma. J. u. vaaa 1113 So. Riverside. EARLY HALE PEACHES 30 lb. C. H Beta. Rt. 4. Box 81B-B. (4 mile West Phoenix. Port Baker road, POR SALE Brown Squirrel-Lock, coat alee 16. good condition. Pbon 8567. FOR SALE Apricot 8, butter cot 3c. C. T. Hlgdon, Pern Vlley, . Rout 4, Box 331, Medford. REAL SILK. Dial 4930. P. O. Box 63 '- - -- - POR SALE Graven stein apples. W M. Howard. Ws.1 Stewart Ave. FOR SALE Manley wrecking crane 3 chain hoists Dial 6359. 4-BURNER modaru 426. Dial 6389. gasoline rang. POR SALE 14-foot boat. Metal with air o ambers Factory made. Call at Ballew's Service Station, corner So. Riverside and Stewart Ave. LEAL BUYS 6" centrifugal pump. 1800 gal p. m.; 3 bicycle, stream line: keroeene range with oven. 6 ft. Hdwe. upright anowcaa. ncx OR SALE Ureen Fir Blab. Tele phone 6140. FOR SALE Apneots. 0. T. Hlgdon. Pern Velley, Rout 4, Box 331. Medford. REAL BUTB In used elutnlng. 1408 no Riverside across from Desk Bkry FOR BALE Low priced lumber or any bunding matenaie ceil as be fore you buy R O Stephenson Co. Court and MeAndrewa Telephone 3000 PORES! PIR-Direct from wood, t tier lota or over. 13-lnch 43 00: H-ln'M 17 SO Cl'v Fuel Tel 4114 PERSONAL Palmistry snd Crystal Reading. Ph sees. 4U8 Kountain Ave. Ashland rv-, M'l"r BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE Because of Illness must sacrifice restaurent with excellent business. Write Route 3. Box 838A OPPORTUNITY of a lifetime For Sle Pof ular cafe In Orante Pea, will give terma or might lease to revronatbl party. Tribune Box 4317. FOR SALE Lease on Texaeo Serrlee Bieuon ana uerage in rnoemx- r' arte- ! dfi MISCELLANEOUS BOWMAN BEAUTY SALON. Phone 3:84. 337 go. central. Shampoo. F.nrer Wave and Manicure. 41 33. Permanent wave 91.95 to 610. Ex pert Marcelling. Free facial dem onstrauon. NOTICE I will not be responsible for debt other then those con tracted by myeU. Keith Witt, MISCELLANEOUS NOTICE Hereafter I will not be re sponsible for any debt contracted other than by myself, o, Zul.ler wag, Jacksonville. TAKE your out-of-town guest to the Old Stage House for an evening dinner. Phoenix, Ore. Telephone 4623. COSMORAY 1 now lues ted at 117 Laurel St. We formerly demon- '.rated at 139 South Holly St. Free demonstrations dally. No ob ligations wniens. Phone saris BUSINESS DIRECTORY Antique EARLY AMERICAN GLASS at the tlgn 4 mile south of Grants Paas or 1 mile north of Savage Raplda aim on Mipnwav to Drsmkln9 THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking Fur Remodeling. Button and Buckle covered. Room 803 p. a Nat'l Bank Bldg. Tel 831. DRESSMAKINO Alterations, tailor ing. Katherllne satterlee. Singer onop aa an grape Expert Window Cleaner. LEI OEOROB DO IT (Xpert window Cleaner Oeneral house cleaner, floor waxing paint- Ing Qo P cilrard Phnne JTOS4 Refrigeration Service REVR1QERATION SERVICE CO., the only exclusive refrigeration ahop In 8.x Ore. Authorised factory service D Oo-.lla 223 W. Jnckwn. Pr 4584 BUSINESS DIRECTORY MONEY TO LOAN OUICK CASH LOANS FOR VACATIONS OR ANY OTHER PURPOSE Borrow On AUTOMOBILE FURNITURE LIVESTOCK Paid for or Not TERMS TO SUIT TOUR INDIVIDUAL REQUIREMENTS OREGON FINANCE CO. W E. rbumai Mgr. Uo No. S-2.1 M-317. 45 So. Central Dial 4438. Home owned and managed. Since 1928. Rooting. WE REPAIR or apply any typ of roof. pbco Roofing. Shingle. Coatings and Pslnts New stock Wall Paper. Ekerson Paint and Roof Co . 38 So Bartlett Tel 3483 Transfer. 0ITT TRANSFER 4 6TORAOB CO Houaehold moving and general hauling 39 S Grape Phone 4664 day or night. EADS rRAFSFER i 8 TO AO X CO Office 18 South Fir Phone 3828 Price right Service gui-ranteed lAVTfl TRANSFER AND STORAGE 40 S Fir Street Inaureo Csrrlers Local and Lone utstsnc Hauling. Phone 3BB8 FURNITURE UOVINO AND STOR AGE We nave van moving equip ment for local and long distance hauling. Dry and elean storage I concrete bullalngl with special locket rootna at low rate SAMSON PTORAOE WAREHOUSE Phone 3766 Venetian Blind. ENET1AN BUNDS Guaranteed steel Or wood Venetian Blinds. 39c aq ft Installed phone Burk's Medford Tent at Awn 4472 Free estlmste LEGAL NOTICES Summon No. 2574S In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson Countv. C. G. Miller, Plaintiff. vs. Jacqueline H. Miller, Defendant. To Jacqueline H. Miller, the above named defendant: In the name of the State of Oregon: You are hereby re quired to appear and answer the complaint filed against you ACROSS L City In Okla homa 4. Ouah I. Buow runner II. Hebrew letter It. Plsgue 14. Nsrvous twitching 15. Estlmste lo hishlr IT. Town in Penn sylvania 18. Continued stories It. Reserved 3L Spas ks lm- M. Symbol for nickel 34. Write II. Poor poet II Teke the eve ning meal H. Bon of eudajl 14. Raecuee U, tiesian of scat tered object 84. Psrumg le summer 18. Bniall candle Is. City In Russia 4i or ths ebeek 41 Faired 4. PBotographle Instrument 41. Poorest part of a fleece 44. Not end-jwad with lire 41 Old card lime S3. Buff of offlce 11. Lere atone 34. Purveyor of food Poisonous tree IT. et jaa It Edsed Imple ana at vs. tunium em aaUoa P P fW K I V K IW ' a rrx -f w "TTi zt yr 55" 37 77 33 w"4Sm4f4 : I J I 1 I I I.mJ I I in tha above entitled Court and cause on or before the expira tion of four weeks from the date of the first publication of this summons, which date of expira tion la fixed by order of the above entitled Court as August 12th, 1941; if you fall so to appear and answer, plaintiff for want thereof will apply to the above entitled Court for the re lief prayed for in his complaint, to-wit: For a decree dissolving the bonds of matrimony here tofore and now existing be tween the above named plaintiff and defendant. This summons la published by order of the Honorable H. K. Hanna, Judge of the above en titled Court, made and entered on the 12th day of July, 1941, directing Publication of this summons once each week for four consecutive weeks in the Medford Mail Tribune, a news paper published and of general circulation In Jackson County, Oregon. Date of first publication, July 15, 1941. Date of last publication. Au gust 12. 1941. McDANNELL BROWN. Attorney for Plaintiff. P. O. Address: 609 Oregonian Bldg., Portland, Oregon. Notice To Creditors Notice is hereby given that I have been aDDointed bv the County Court of Jackson Coun ty, Oregon, Administrator of the estate of Florence M. Mo Elhose, deceased, and have qualified. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present them, with proper vouchers, and duly verified, to me at the office of Harry C. Skyrman. attorney for said estate, at Room 409. Med ford Center Building, in Med ford, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated and first published July 1st, 1941. RICHARD E. McELHOSE, Administrator. Warrant Notice The Medford Branch of the United States National Bank has available funds on hand to take up all protested warrants of Butte Falls School District No. 91. Interest will cease after July 22nd; 1941. . A. HILDRETH, Clerk Dist. No. 91. Clerk's Monthly Statement June 1941 The following: is a schedule of the proceedings of the County Court of Jackson County, Ore gon, showing a list of claimants for supplies and services which were passed upon during the month of June, 1941. G. R. Carter, County Clerk. General County Fund S. R. Morris. $5.60: J. M. Weidman, $4.00; L. A. Smith, $5.60: W. E. Burg. $8.00: H. E. Kennedy, $8.00; Golden Zun dell, $8.00: Emelia G. Tuttle. $5.00; R. L. Herbert, $4.00; E. L. McNeil, $8.00; Roscoe Apple gate, $8.00; A. A. Madden. $8.00; C. E. Hofer, $8.00; Jesse Wilson, $8.00; S. S. Marshall, $8.00; Edith Jacobs, $8.00; Hazel White, $4.00; Arnold Bohnert, $8.00: Anna Wendt, $4.00; Em ma L. Comer. $8.00: T. L. O'Harra, $4.00; Wm. Foley, $4.00; John Niedermeyer, $2.00; J. E. Murray, $4.00; F. T. Fish. $9.20: P. P. Byers. $6.60: A. C. Miles, $10.60; Earl D Nutter, siu.60: Ralph Putman. $8.40: Curtis Parker, $4.40; Frank S. Dunlap, $9.00; William Bigham, $12.40: H. E. Birdsell, $6.60; J. M. Murphy, $12.40; Harmon Cress, $12.40; J. H. Darby, $11.20; W. R. Lamb, $13.60; E. B. Yorton. $8.80: J. G. Roberts. $7.00; B. t. Fredenberg. $17.00; Winifred B. Camenter. $10.60: Irvin Ross, $13.00; Harry Daily, $2.50; W. A. Bliss, $10.20; G. W. nerriott, $6.00; BenJ. Bellows, $7.20; A. C. Pierce, $8.20; Earl Leever, $4.60; G. B. Icenhower, $8.60; Dom Provost, $7.60; N. W. Heard. $10.60: Dewev Sark- ett, $6.60; V. W. Jackson. $8.60: Solution Of Ystrdy' PuaU 44 H Ig pointed DOWN t Book or tb Bib! I. FltCtrrpbl4l iMthl . Ftrtainlnc U a crtain contir.ot 4. Ttlongt) I. Hetuundef . Ctrul avda T. A:oiicatlon 1 On who rrahw nd Imvm w.U iX ruu 11. tacrtd lmmt I. Hhtardi 30. Ciiui of fh rnapi tr 7. TOyrifitha U. Rnst Indiaa ffin 14 ftuminut aril fni n. Cdukui utif 3. Moru matur 1. '( niptttof 21. Oitriliilrn St. Airirl from th?ri 14. Pninar U. Cltr In Mum ehu4tta IT. Roydan &. Kind of VMltl eloto 44L Lan iu otuta of a lor 41. Pattivai 4. Olaek 41. ftomafi atdUaa- mil IL Borne 12. Ranowa 41. Before ma 41. trr 41, XoihUig C A BnplA6AfenTlAp A.SA EL OjS el 1 k A R Jn o sUetrR M I gA &lflNeiTTL!E r 1 1 e "Ti ia!zjB 1 h"n 5L AjMM ISiT VjEIT C H R ob tJlJl rfcJijA y iJPAJo1pp olfWllT 6 SiE VEKQB.Ima, PP B Ct ClAiftlDlOLUC. cluisie b-EAl Alo oB.MlaiiM 7-gNUlv!EW!alILU Otto Frohnmayer, $15.00; A. E. Simmons, $9.50; Kay-Marshall, Inc., $65.70; Office Stationery and Supply Company, $23.00; Syd 1. Brown, Postage, $115.00; Postal Telegraph Co., $2.22: Pa cific Tel. and Tel. Co., $103.30: Grover's Dairy, $.90; Laurel Street Grocery, $36.23; Ander sons market $14.73; Kershaw Dairy, $8.19; Carl J. Parker, $4.93; Calif., Pacific Utilities, $6.98; Lumen Brothers. $1.75: Snider's Dairy. $3.54: Franklin urocery, $2.55; Holly's Sea Food Market, $2.75: City Meat Market, $16.01; Perfection Bak ery, $8.49; C. Z. Boyden, $6.00; PadEham Mills. 1065: Trme. bridge and Flynn, $24.65; Med- xoro. water commission, $50.00; Gates and Lydiard. $14.72: Heath's Drua Store. S5.10: P. E. Samson Company, $64.00; West ern inrut store, $9.su; K. J. Rogers, $14.75; Bear Creek Or chards, $33.00; Dr. Merkel, Con vention Expense. $103.00: Jes sie Kendall, $15.02; F. J. Hol brook, $15.00; Dr. A. J. Loef fler, $20.00; Jack Spackman, S17.5U:. Hubbard Bros.. $36.38: Peerless Market, 3.13; Denney's urocery, $.!; central Point Market, $7.06; Mrs. B. Stam- men, $3.71; Dr. Harvey A. Wood, $75.00; P. and H. Supply Co., $7.38; M. P. and S. M. Com pany, $3.90; Ashland Tidings, $13.60; Klocker Printery, $4.50; West Side Pharmacy, $.50; Ben E. Harder, $38.00; Wm. A. Lu man, $28.00; W. N. Carl, $4.00; G. G. Gilman, $20.00; O. C. Maust, $12.08; Petroleum Heat and Burner Co., $105.00; Calif., Oregon Power Company, $29. 28; Dr. C. C. Goldsberry, $5.50; P. and H. Supply Co., $3.40; East Side Pharmacy, $24.55; Young's Service Shop, $2.50; M. and M. Dept. Store, $5.44; Frid eger Grocery Co., $28.13; G. E. Trask, $30.00; Monarch Seed and Feed Company, $6.80; West Side Cleaners, $1.15; Gates and Lydiard, $16.73; Gleason Sup ply Co., $5.50; Render Tea Com pany, $6.00- Greene Winkler Co., $6.46; F. E. Samson Co., $51.90; Marjory Humphreys, $3.50; Sheriff Travel, $46.83; East Side Pharmacy. $42.80: Otis Elevator Co., $27.00; Ash- iana iiaings, $.uu; M. c. Row den, $4.00; A. L. Mee, $8.00; Sam H. Young, $4.00; Public Assistance, $1513.93; State In dustrial Accident Commission, $47.76; National Hospital Asso ciation, $46.00; Aetna Life In surance Company, $20.40; The A. Lietz Co., $37.14; G. C. Pres cott, 22.50; C. R. Bowman, Post age, 25.00; H. M. Turnbaugh, $30.00; John A. Chisholm, $38. 95; Western Union, $5.00; Zel lerbach Paper Company. $15.98: Calif. Orecon Power Company, M35.78; . Shell Oil Company, $18.00; Geo. W. Nellson, Post age, $7.00; Stevens Ness Law Book Co., $2.50; Klocker Print ery, $5.85; Hal's Camera Shop, 2.67; C. R. Bowman, Travel, jj on; June wnite, S3. 90; Zel lerbach Paper Co., $24.44; W. E. Finzer Company, $15.74; Multi graph Corp., $8.80; G. R. Carter, r-ostage, .o; u. t;. smith Co., ro.uu J. rt. Hierma. S3. (JO: Seal er of Weights, $29.72; G. F. Gir- Bra, o.j.jj; ncK'g Hardware, $1.40; A. L. Mee, $4.00; Geo. Eaton, $8.00; R. D. McCarty $79.00: I. R. Kline. 1153 00: Medford Stationery Store, $2.20; W. J. Eden, $4.00; C. R. Gal breath, $4.00; Burroughs Com pany, $.75; W. D. Oliver, $8.00; Gerald Edwards, $8.00; Wm. Shough, $7.20; Old Age Assis tance, $3094.14; Blind Assis tance, $62.00; Dependent Child ren, $579.80; Steve Hensel, $9.00; Ben Geary, $11.20; Eston McCoy, $9.00: Donald Shough, $9.20; H. F. Swingle, $8.00: C. C. Knutzen, $10.40; Everett Hanna, $7.60; Alford Pearl, $7.40; Everett Cushman, $9.60; Dorland Terrill,. $42.00; Chas. Boyden, $27.00; Larry Marsh, $24.00; W. R. Coleman, Postage, $2.50; Stanley McDonald, $92. 00; Cook's Grocery, $2.81; Den ney's Grocery, $8.97: Riverside Market, $4.76; Boyd's Market, $3.01; Dr. Wm. P. Holt, $25.00; F. . Holbrook, $15.00: East Side Pharmacy, $16.93; Alex Oliver, $10.60; Sheriff Travel, $6.40; M. T. Burns, $18.75; Wm. Poling, $68.21; Commercial Printing Co., $4.60; Southern Pacific Company, $3.37; County Agents, $1355.00; Salvation Army Home, $20.00; Catholic Chari ties, $124.00; Waverly Baby Home, $12.00; Boys' and Girls' Aid Society, $168.00; Children's Farm Home, $12,00; L. H. Sey mour, $4.00; W. R. Lamb. $18.00; B. T. Fredenberg, $8.00: BenJ. Bellows, $12.00; Irvin Ross, $19.00; A. C. Pierce, $2.00; J. H. Darby, $12.00; H. E. Birds ell. $6.00; V. W. Jackson, $21.00; D. W. Sackett, $23.00, Wm. Bigham, $6.00; Ralph Put man, $4.00: Earl B. Yorton, $19.00; M. J. Murphy, $23.00; J. G. Roberts, $12.00; W. A. Bliss, $13.00; O. B. Icenhower, $19.00; N. W. Heard, $8.00; Winifred B. Carpenter, $11.00; L. P. Old er, $4.00; Frank R. Ray, $4.00; F. F. Dickey, $19.60; C. A. Brewer $10.60; Robert Gilman, $4.70; J. S. Jordon, $4.60; C. N. Caton, $8.60: Dora S. Jones, 818.80; H. M. Dorland, $18 80: Fannie Lawrence, $1180; Wm. O. Sander, $11.40; A. W. Ayres, $9.80; T. E. Tracey, $11.80; J. F. King, $20 80; G. W. Lance, $13.00; Pearl L. Henderson, $11.40; John Rose. Jr.. $13.60; A. A. Betz, $5.80; Clara L. Chamberlain. $11.40; Blanch McGraw, $11.40; Glen C. Birds eye, $6.00. County Library State Industrial Accident Commission, $.53; Jackson County Library, $20.85; Oregon News Company, $8 82: Ned wlck's Book Shop, $3.00; Na tional Lacquer Company, $1.71, A. C. McClurg Co., $4 69; Junior Literary Guild. $4.72; Avon Books Inc., $1.84; Broad Street Book Shop, $1.65. Road Funds Soule Steel Company, $139. !3; Trowbridge and Flynn, $.7j; Whittle Transfer Co., $14.63; Robertson Hardware Co., $91. 50: Bergman's Shon. $80.40: H L. Pritchard Co., $48.63; Abbey motor company, sh.hu; signal Oil Company, $8.70; Oregon Culvert Company, $1617.59; Daniels Robinson $15.00; Asso- ciaiea LumDer company, $2B0. 48: Pacific Tel. and Tel. Com pany $11.00; Consolidated Freight Lines, $26.29; Finley Implement Co., $1.80; General Tool Company, $16.00; Geo. Davis, $80.10; Arch Uridel, SZ3.93; GUmore Oil Company, $75.28; Morton Milling Co., $186.18; F. E. Sampson Co., $157.43; city or Asniand, $2.50; State Industrial Accident Com- mision, $307.70; National Hos pital Association, $74.00; Aetna Life Insurance Company, $40 29: General Petroleum Corp $23.85; Electric Steel Foundry Co.. $698.07: Shell Oil Com pany, $31.88; Bowser Equip ment Company, $3.84; Pierce Auto Freight. $43.06; Standard Oil Company, $973.59; Pacific Machinery and Tool Steel Com pany; $31.23; The . Texas Com Danv. $73.57: Union Oil Com pany. $146.55; White Motor Comoanv. $66.95: Howard Coop er Corp., $783.86; Fred Dutton, $20.00; Woodbury Company, $511.05: Fruehauf Trailer Com pany. $32.64: G. R. Carter, Re cording, $1.20; Calif., Oregon Power Company, $1.00; The Rix Company, $1.61; Victor Bursell, $3.80; Harry Young, $3.90; Old er Tire Exchange, $70.50; H. L. Pritchard Company, $25.58; J. E. Haseltine Co., $14.70: South, em Pacific Co., $195.67; Henry Starr, $10.78; Lorenz Company, $27.31; Bureau of Labor, $17.50: Montgomery Ward Co., $24.13: Jim Merritt, $133.75; Earl Jones, $110.15; Leonard An drews, $89.75; Wm. Tethrow, $118.22; Henry Meyer, $106.62; Joe Stovall, $84.76; Lyal Hart- man, $113.87; w. Bdens, inr.ia; Cy Johnson, $98.66; Lloyd Nor man, $HH.96; Harry won, 501. 77; R. Metzger, $85.77; John Salsbury. $65.81; Wesley Hart- man, $138.03; Percy Haley. $134.22; Don Brittsan, $108.15; Lincoln Pence, $108.15; W. L. Hurst, $69.98; Jerry Lewis, $69. 98; Chas. Overdlck, $80.76; C. Z. Boyden, $47.59; A. H. Smith, $18.36; W. R. Young, $9.18: C. I. Bourne, $47.00; Frank Den zer, $123.99; B. H. Moulton, $95.56; Mirl Morse, $135.72; L. J. Bigham, $121.93; Ed Still well, $137.97; Ray Edwards, $106.62; Ernest Harris, $78.51; Carl Perdue, $88.40; Jim Per due, $91.70; w. R. Walker, $69.- 44; cnas. Humpnreys, i4y.o; Delroy Rynnlng, $35.09; Lester Harris, $108.15; W. R. Cum mings, $110.13; E. H. Tuttle, $110.15; Kenneth Wattenberg, $122.42; Harold Tolle, $128.17; R. N. Finney, $126.38; D. O. Mo drell, $132.51; Gale Moulton, $134.23: Chas. Dooms. $133.73: E. D. Brock, $135.72; Ed Ginzal, $128.77; Jim Bentley. $123.32; W. J. Burbldge, $106.17; Jack Thrasher, $22.05; R. J. Rina barger, $137.25; W. W. Phillips, $127.30; . H. Lacy, $122.44; Ed Cowden, $109.70; Clinton Ayres, $105.96; J. H. Wood, $110.73; L, A. Thomas, $110.13; Garlon Cox, $110.15; J. Bitterllng, $109.70; Clyde Guches, $106.56; R. A. Pierce. $73.58; Robert Knight. $43.07: Elvert Cover- dale, $43.07; A. L. Tye, $93.38; Lester Taylor, $48.45; H. L. Bar ton, $78.96; Orville Borgart, $57.87: H. E. Denzer. SI 10.76: Lester Hodson, $110.13; R. S. Loucks, $110.15; Willard Dooms, $108.15; Robert -Bitter-ling, $91.75; Fred Schroeder, S70.V0; t. u. pneips. $76.96: Buster Gilbert, $109.55; Ben Stone, $109.70; L. Hutton, $79. 78; Harold Reed, $109.70; H. C. Dooms, $123.95; Ralph Merritt, $121.95; W. L. Tolle, $120.43; D. J. Clifford, $122.46; Art Boggis, $113.25; Robert Craig, $122.43; A. Wattenberg. $142.- u- r. s. Long, suu. 13. Prospect, July 22. (SplV A group of owners in the local irrigation company, Including Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dobbyn, Mr, and Mrs. Nelson Nye, Victor Chapman, Waldo and Ivan Nye, Clell Cunningham, and Ed Boothby met at tha borne of Mr. and Mrs. David NevUle Saturday evening and planned their ditch maintenance work. and attended to other routine business. Two new cases of mump are re ported within th laat two day Alice Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mr. Walter Smith, and Rot Mart Jantaer, daughter of Mr. and Mr. Prankle Jantaer. Mia Calleen Moor apent Friday and Saturday at Mulr Creek with her father, R. E. Moore, and her friend, Mia Wild Bedlngfleld. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Klum snd little daughter Sharon, and Mr. Klum' a later, Mia Wllma Clay- baugn, or Orant Pass, vial ted over the week-end at the noma of Mr, snd Mr. Elmer Clemen. Th latter remained here to apend thl week with her eouata, Mia Dorothy Clem ens. Sunday gtmt of Mr. and Mr. Stanley Jantaer were th former' parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Jantaer, of Aealee. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robbln and daughter, Sharon, left for their home In Portland, Saturday, after a two weeks' vacation her with Mr. Rob bln' parent. Mr. and Mr. Bury Hut, and at th Hart summer ot. tag at Castle creek, on Diamond lake road. Mr. and Mra. Elmer Lehman, of Junction City, and Mrs. J. Rether ford of Portland vial ted Elmer Clem- an. Ployd Kelley, an Stanley jant aer r annua dm Sunday. Palmar Chapman of OoM Kill. spent the week-end with relatlvc bere. Mrs. Mealy Been and Mr. and Mr. Warn Qrtfflth and eon. Jerry, ylatt- Prospect ed relative and friend in Klamath county over th week-end. air. Jeff Richer accompanied her brother and alater-ln-law, Mr. and, Mr. Russell Seiey of Auburn, Csllf, on a trip to North Bend and ataraa field for several da;' vacation. Clyde onn. lookout man on Herachberger mountain for the past nine year, ha been transferred to Huckleberry mountain lookout, and together with Mr. Onn and daugh ter Norma, moved to hi new post, last week. Mr. David Neville, of Neville's Dairy, la Buffering from a very eon arm received from shock from piece of household electrical equip ment. , Mr. and Mr. George Sherman and son Ronald motored to Klamath Palla, Sunday and visited Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Arnatt and family, and on to Chlloquln, where they were guest or Mr. and Mra Clifford Web ber. On their return they were ac companied here by Mr. Sherman' parent, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Webber, who had been visiting relative la Klamath county for a couple of day. Mr. and Mr. George L. Jantzer pent Saturday and Bunder at Asa- lea with Mr. and aba. William Jant- ser and family. Prospect oeonla In Medford nittw day included Mr. and Mrs. . Elmer Clemen and Dorothy, Mr. and Mr. neiiy wngnt ana ton, Alva and Warren. Charles nrav Up. nri If Ployd Kelley, Prankle Jantwr, Mlaa jean rraeonck, Teddy jantser, Mr. and Mrs. Llovd Johnson uim uaw Ollne. Mr, and Mr. Leslie Duna- sea ano family, Lloyd Arnold, Mr. and Mr. Lewi Jantaer, Mr. and Mr. Harry Ooode. Dwygnt, Olee, and Calleen Moore, Eldon Bean. Mis Jen smith, Mr. and Mr, it. E. Moor. Mrc. Bob Bean, whs attenrfMl Southern Oregon College of Educa tion last school year, and her small SOn. Darwin. UlOved fmm iahlanS laat week, and will apend the turn- uier in nr new eottag Mar. Mr. Bean Is emploved with the Bill Ham logging company. . . Meteorological Report By 0, B. WEATHKH BI'REAO Forecasts Medford and vicinity: pair tonight and Wednesday with little chsngs in temperature. Oregon: Pair with little change la temperature tonight and Wednesday. Moderate north to northwest winds offshore. Extended forecast Per Washington, Oregon, Idaho,' Nevada and northern California for tha period beginning 440 p. m. to day to 4:80 p. m. July 38: tempera ture will be above normal in the Interior but near normal oa coast. Pair weather will prevail except for widely scattered thunder atorma de veloping over the mountain of tha central Interior for this region to ward and of week. Local Data Temperature a year ago today l Highest 80; Lowest 88. Total monthly precipitation, T Inches. Deficiency for th month Jt Inch. Total preclplUUon staos Septem ber i, 1840, ao.ao lnehea. Eioeaa lor th aeuon, $43 lnehea. Relative humidity at 4:80 b. m. yesterday 34: 4:80 a. m. today 17. Tomorrow sunn 4:88 a. m. Sun set 7:88 p. m. Observations Take al 4:38 s as. 188 Meridian Tim. CITT Clear Pt. Cldy Pt.Cldy Clear Cloudy Clear Poggy Clear Pt.Cldy Pt. cidy Pt.Cldy in. Cldy Clear PtCldy Clear Pt Cldy Cloudy Clear Pt. Cldy Clear 108 79 83 OS ,108 84 Roeeburg 88 80 Bait Lake 88 84 San Prandaco 73 88 Seattle ., 78 88 Spokane , 88 80 Wash, ft o. . 81 88 Takima , 80 81 Travel Table AIRPLANES Northbound Malls Leave) 4 83 a. I 11:07 p. 1 3:4 p. 1 M p.l Leave 11:13 a. 1 8 47 p. p.: a 3:47 a. B. 11:33 a. a. (Plag top) No al a. (Plag atop) 8 3 p. Southbound Mall 0. 1047 a. n. (Plag stop) 8:13 p. a. 11.-07 p. IBAIN8 northbound Lteve Malls Clot 1108 a.m. 10:08 a.m. 8r08 p.m. 7 :0S p.m. Southbound Leave Malls Clee 7:40 a.m. 8:40 a. m. 8:40 p. m. 4:40 p. at. BUSES Worth I10l. 7:80 am. (-88 a m. 1:40 p.m. 8 4 p.m. South 1348 . 3:80 a m. 840 a. a. 3.40 pm. 848 p. ns. T Kkunatk Palat 8:80 p. m. Press Kbmtk Falls JO a. m. () To Ashland only. () To Orant Faas only. W,. iiIm mall eloees at 8:13 a. as. for delivery at points north of Buaam and at 30 p. as. for delivery a SOtatS south af puaaaaulr, Ce Bola 7 88 Boston 88 88 Chicago - , ,. 88 88 Denver . , , ,... 88 43 Eureka - 81 88 Havre 88 84 Loa Angeles 88 80 Medford 87 st New York S3 88 ' Omaha sg 71 Jl Phoenix Portland Reno