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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 8. 1941 PAGE FTVS LOCAL and New Residence J. F. Pulver applied at the city building in spector'! office today for a per mit to construct a new residence and private garage at 1237 North Riverside avenue at a stated cost of $5,000. rined f 28 J. R. Killpack, 39. of Los Angeles was fined $25 in city police court this morning on a charge of reckless driving. He was ariested by city police Sat urday afternoon al Sixth and Fir street after his machine almost collided with another car. Medics To Meet Jackson County Medical society will hold its semi-monthly dinner-meeting in the Hotel Holland at 7 p m. Wednesday. Dr. A. E. Merkel will be host. Dr. Charles A. Haines, Ashland, will oresent Whe paper of the evening. Vacation Ends Miss Edith Nichols, secretary in the city superintendent's office, returned to her position today after en joying a two weeks' vacation. Miss Nichols traveled by stage . from here to Seattle where she boarded a shiD that took her to Prince Rupert, B. C, and return.' The 1,100-mile cri.e. she said, took a week to coriplete. Visit Ends Mrs. Shannon O. White and children, Llla Jane, Philip and Shannon, returned Thursday to their home. 20 Ross Court, after spending a month visiting relatives in the state of Washington. They were accom panied home by Mr. and Mrs. CT r. Kilmer, Oakville. Wash., who pjan to visit here for a couple of weeks. ' ' Minor Accidents Frank Le Roy Barber, Jr., 26 Vi Portland avenue, and Wesley H. Adams, route 4, drove cars involved in a slight mishap at Riverside avenue and Main street last eve ning, a report on file said today. Cars driven by Benjamin E. Bradbury, - 520 West Second street, and Bert E. Wright, Ash land, were involved in a minor accident on South Riverside ave nut last night, according to a report on file today. At Airport Arrivals yester day at Medford municipal air port included Capt. R. L. Broder ick, Mather field, Cal., to Port land In a North American com bat plane; Capt. W. J. Powers, Portland to Hamilton field, Cal., in a North American combat V- plane; a flight of three North American combat planes piloted by Lieut. L. C. Jochim, R. M. Murray and R C. Shafer, Pear eon field. Wash., to Stockton, Cal.; and Lieut. H. M. Keefe, Hamilton field to McChord field. Wash., in a Curtiss pursuit plane. Plan Passengers Mrs. L. M. Gage arrived by United Main liner from Portland this fore noon. Miss May Kennedy left for Salt Lake City via San Fran cisco on the same plane. Mrs. J. Ringrose arrived from Oak land, Cal., early this morning. Leaving for Portland were John Barr, C. E. Conway and O. A. Welch. Arriving lart midnight from Portland were Mrs. J. Ros tel and F. M. Hardy. Leaving on the same plane were L. Lang don, to San Francisco, and L. Nater, to Sacramento. L. A. Nott arrived from Oakland last night. W. L. Wnite departed for Fairbanks, Alaska, on the Aumt plane. Arriving from Port land on the early night plane were G. Murphy and langdon. Leaving for San Francisco on the same plane were C. E. Tut tle. E. H. Sever, Miss Elizabeth Allen and H. D. Kineer. tftAUii Taiks ; DR. A. R. HEDGES Chlropraerle 6 Nstnropsthl Pavsirtsn Phone 3170 121 E. Main St NimtTIS Hearty 60 years see Dr. D. O. Pal mer of Davenport, lows, sdviard his eoUeagues that neuritis was an tnfla metlon of a nerve due to Interference with the nerve, that uolaas this In terference wee nmowd deformity, er serious complications usually re rulted. Chiropractor working upon this principle hart been sole to re ston thousands to health after Ions attacks of neuritis had failed to re spond to usual methods. Today there Is proof galore that this prin ciple la correct. Neurltia I an 1n flamauon of a nerve and Its correc tion depends upon the aunty of the practitioner to ssaiat the nerv to normal function. Normal nerves are capable or resieting chills and aud den temperature changes and do not Kww easily inflamed. On the oth er hand weak nerve become Irri , tated and Inflamed on eltcht provo- cation and are Terr eubborn to eeflft heck to normal without fim remov ing; the cauae of the weeknee. Chi ropracttc le elwavi Indicated In neu ritis and when adjustmenta are given early a quick response can elwars be ercee-ed. Weak nerve mean low vttalltv and lew vitality ecpubUtr to disss. PERSONAL Confined Robert Mercer, con struction superintendent of the Rogue River national forest, was confined by Illness today to his home on McAndrew a road, e e e Epler Returning Dr. Walter Redford, president of the South ern Oregon college of Education, Ashland, announced today he had received word that Stephen E. Epler, who has been on leave of absence this summer to do advanced work at Columbia uni versity in New York City, has completed his final oral exam ination over the dissertation for his doctorate. Dr. Epler, who is dean of men at the college, expects to return to Ashland about the middle of this month. e e Tests Slated Examinations to qualify real estate brokers and salesmen will be held in council chambers at city hall at 1:30 p. m. September 18, it was an nounced today by Carl Y. Teng- wald, member of the state real estate commission wno will con duct the quiz. About 10 have thus far applied for the examina tion and any others in southern Oregon who want to take it should communicate immediate ly with the commission s office in Salem, Mr. Tengwald stated, e e e Brother Killed Raymond Al lexan, brother of Mrs. Carl Y. Tengwald of Kings highway, was killed by a lightning bolt yester day noon as he stood In a field of a ranch he owned north of Chicago. He was 47 years old. News of the tragedy was con veyed to Mrs. Tengwald last evening by her sister. Miss Hazel AUexaii, who telephoned from her home in Chicago. Mr. Al lexan was a manufacturer. He acquired the ranch a few years ago. ' Enlists Clarence W. Smith, Ashland, accepted tentatively by the recruiting office here for enlistment in the U. S. naval re serve, will leave by train to night for Portland where he will be given his final qualifying medical examination. It he passes the final examination, he will go Immediately to San Di ego. Cal., for eight weeks of pre liminary training before being assigned to duty. These who enlist in the naval reserve are to serve for duration of the .present emergency, it was ex plained by Jack M. Carpenter, in charge of the recruiting sta tion in the Medford federal building. e e e Drying Wind A strong east wind yesterday and today had a drying effect and thus increased fire hazards in the Applegate district of the Rogue River na tional forest, headquarters said All lookouts and fire guards for the entire forest, excepting the lookout at Devil s Peak, were back at their posts today after having a few days off during favorable weather. It was not considered necessary to man the Devil's Peak station again this season as it is in high and safe territory, headquarters explain ed. The fire guard station in Athland was closed today and the guard transferred to the Wagner Gap station to fill a vacancy caused by a resigna'ion. e e e Make Long Flight Billy and Marianne Perl started off to school for the new year today still talking about the thrills of their United Mainllner flight yesterday from Burbank. Cal., home. Children of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perl of 42S West Sixth street, Billy and Marianne clim axed a fortnight's visit with their grandmother, Mrs. Irena Brown, in Pasadena, Cal., by flying home in the big transport plane. They told of the many interesting things they saw from the air. in cluding Mount Shasta, Shasta dam and the San Francisco bay bridge. It was the first flight for Miss Msrianne and the first i long transport flight for Billy, ; though he had been up before on : short hops over Medford. The children, who left Burbank at 11:15 a. m. and arrived here at 3:58 p. m. were met at the air port by their parents and their grandfather, John Perl, and Mrs. I John Perl. LIVESTOCK Portland Portland. Orr, Sept. a rvPwrsDA! Ran 3100: market active, fully 35 higher than Pni.ay. good-choice 170 315 lb. drlve-tna 613 75a) 13 00: ear loada moeUy SIS 00: 3S0-600 lb. weiahte 611.S0gl3.60: light lights 611.7613 35; packing sows meetly 1 10 35-75. choice 107 lb. feeder plga til SO. Is your child a NOSE PICKER? R nee e store than Jut a aeety aaMt it taw be a aiffn of ---- Tie. eslv, creel ing reuBCw-nae InaWe veee efcllet O-Sei -aralac nm are Sdeetin. Vay ape, tlte. craaluaaae. ttcSias la eertaia pane Reoaewonee -a I ram ram) troaele ! If r-r area reaped row eaile bai teea. get Jerae'i Venaiface right 1.T t Jerae'a e A-nrle1. eeat kr.o proerteterr worea Bsadl-lre. SelvatifKaitr UetM er.4 eeeS by nillien fa over a ee-.tarr. It eare'i eruSeora ewm.. ret ana very gvtitly. II ae "vm " tr-. Je-ae'e eta avar.tr aa a aval kuattv. eon job get J arse's Vat aulas. Cattle 1100: calves SCO: market feaerally steady; few sales oowa weak to 36 lower; chotos vealera steady, others weak to slightly lower; bulk raaa-fat ateera 510.00 11.00: one carload and one trucked lot ted ateera to 113 AO; common grades downward to 68.00; few feedera 66.00 50: fad betfera 610.75ell.00; graaeere 66 00-1035: light dairy heifers 66.50-8-0O: oanner-cutter cowa 65-00 g6.00; fat dairy cowa 66.50-75: young hol etelna to 67J5: beef oowa mostly 67.36-60; young cows to 66.36; medium-good bulla aMSeeas; common trades down to 67.36: good-choice vealera 6135015 50; common med ium gradea 68.00tlt.SO. Cheep 4700; market active, apota 35 higher; other clseee steady: good cholce trucked -In sprtngera 61035-75; earloada to SHOO; good-choice shorn lambe 66.38: feeder lambs S9 00-50; yearlings as 00 7.50; fat ewea 64-00-60. South tan y rand toe South an Pnncteeo. Sept. S. IPi (Ped.-State Mkt. Newa) Bceja: 600; around 10-15 higher: few choice butchera S1340 lS.oo, latter top: packing aowa SS 00-50. few SS.7S. Cattle eoo: active; ateera fully steady; one load see lb. fed ateera S11.50. top; 3 loads S70-1OS0 lb. ateera S11O0: few loada medium ateera tlO-3S-7S: load medium to good S35 lb. abort fed heifers SS.75: load 1110 lb. fed cows ss ss; about 7S head datrv oowa 35 higher: load lot top as SO. bilk as 50 6 00: odd bulls isoo-soo. Calvea 10: nominal: good to choice vealera quoted e. TOO 18.00; slaugh ter calvea SO 00 g 11.00. Sheep 30; wooled lambs scarce, quoted up to SI 1.00; ihom lambe SS.00-S5: medium to choice ewes 54.00 5.00. Chicago Chicago. Sept. 8. OtVTJSDA) Itoga 13.500: mostly 15-36 higher than Prlday'a average; top 13.50. Sheep 10.000; practically no early trading. Cattle 18.000: calvea 1.500. all gradea yearlings and light ateera and strictly choice medium welghta and weighty ateera ateady. vealera strong st SIS 00 si 14 00: beat fed ateera 613.75: these strictly choice 1400 lbs. averagea. Portland Produce Portland, ore, Sept. SP) But ter Prints, A grade, 40 Vie lb. In parchment wrappers. 410 In ear tone; B grade, aee In parchment wrappers; cartons, 404.0 lb. Butterfat First quality, maximum of A of 1 pot. acidity, delivered In Portland. 39-400 lb.; premium quality (maximum of si of 1 pet. acidity), 40V-41c lb.; valley routes and country point. 3c lees or 38c lb.; second quality at Portland, So under first or 58c. Cheeae Selling prlcee to Portland retallera, Tillamook triplet. 37c lb.; loaf. 38c lb.; triplet to wholesale, 36c lb.; loaf. 36e. fo.b Tillamook. Egga Price to produoera: A. large, 34c; B, large, 30c: A, medium. 50c; B, medium, 30c don. Resale to re tailers 4o higher for caeea; cartona 5e higher. Country meats Belling prices to retallera: country killed hogs, best butchers. 136 to 140 lbs., 16V,-17e lb.: veslers, fancy. 31c; light thin, 18-lSe; heavy, 14-lSc; 194. spring lambs 17H-18c lb.; ewes, 5-se lb.; good cutter cowa 13-13HC, canner cowa. 11 13o lb.: bulla 14H-16C lb. Live poultryBuying price: No, 1 grad leghorn broilers, under 1H lbs.. 17c: over lbs. 17c: fryers, 314-4. lbe., 18c; roasters over 4 lbs, 18c; colored hens 7ric; leghorns, under tv, lbs. 14 c; over SV& lb.. 16ic; old roosters. So lb. Dreeaed turkeys Notnlnsl selling prices: hens, olt crop, 34-35C: new crop, 38-SOo lb. Onion Wall Wall. SI; Oregon 61 10-1.35 50 lb. bag. Potatoes Wt 7 whit, locale. SI AO 1.75 cental: Taklm No. 1 Oems. 615-3 cental: Klamath Palls. 61.68-3 cental. Bay Selling price on tracks: sit slfe. No. 1. 616-16.50 ton: oat-vetch. 613 ton: Willamette valley clover. 611 ton: timothy, eastern Oregon. 631. Wool 1041 contract Orecon ranch, nominal, S3-S5C lb.: croaa breda. 84-57 lb. Portland Wheat Portland, Ore- Sept, Wheat: Open High low Cloee Sept. .35 66 68 Cash grain: eat No. 3-86 tb. whit 681.00. Barley No. 3-45 lb. b. w. 636-50. EOXY Mtes Only 6:45-8:15 tie Inc. tax Klddlea toe snvtlme Must End Tomorrow rtiti . aarsH y a J Hon lAMOUR T z sun-THtaa. witta: W. C. FIELDS "The Bank Dick" Plus June Lang la "RED HEAD" aV Corn No. S-e. y. shipment, 134 50. Ko. t flax S3 01. Cash wheat (bid): Soft whit Sec: eott white excluding Res tl 03: whit club 1 03H: western red 51-03 St. Hard red winter ordinary 97c; 10 per cent tec: 11 per cent 5104; 13 per cent 510. Hard white-heart ordinary 51-06: 10 per cent 51.07; It per cent 61.18: 13 per cent 61.16. Today'a ear receipts: wheat S3: bar ley 6; Hour 30; corn 1; oat 3: hay 0; mlUfeed S Chicago Wheat Chicago, Sept. a. Soybeana. which soared S Jente a bushel, the limit permitted In one eseelon. to the highest prlcee ever quoted on the lu turea market here, and corn and oeta led a broad prloo advene In the grain market here today. Contracte calling for delivery of aoybeana nes May-sold aa high aa S184H. Genera! buying was aeeoctated chiefly with announcement of gov ernment plana for lnereaaed produc tion of livestock product to meet expectation! of expanded domestic and export demand, the latter due to lend-leaa ahlpmenta abroad. Corn cloeed 3ti-3H up. September 50. December S5-S5S,. May SH 50; oeta 1H-1S up. May MM: soy beana S cente higher; rye 1S-S up. Wheat Open High Low Cloee Sept. 1.17 1.1SH 1.17 1.18H Dee. 3 lSHi 1.30 1.3S' May 1.3JH 137S 1.37H July 17 1.38 1.30H 1 39', Wall St. Report New York, Sept. 8. OfV Stocks with a war rating, nota bly aircrafts. negotiated a brisk recovery offensive in today's market without much assistance from generally tired looking leaders in other divisions. Steadying tendencies appeared in the list at the start but de mand soon began to center on plane and specialty Issues, a number of which got up frac tions to 2 or mora points at new 1941 peaks. Transfers were around 800, 000 shares. Today'a cloelng prtoea for 84 se lected stock follow: Al. Chen. Dye 160 Am. Can ,, ., 83 S A. T. T. 155H Anaconda A ten. T. at S. P. Bendli A via- Beth. Steel 38 '4 371. 88 68 1, 46 4 87 V, 104 76 '4 158', 88 li 4014 S9. . 53 S . 43 . 87, . 85 H Caterpillar Tract. Chryaler CutUm-Wright Doug 11 Acft. DuPont Oen. Elec. Oen. Pooda Oen. Mot. Int. Harvest. . Johns-Man. Kennecott Monty Ward Ko. Amn. Av'n . 16 18H 86 Vi 33 4 13H H 33 Vi 43 S 414 76 14 43 Vi 13 47Vi North Amer. Penney (J. C.) Penna. P R. Phllllpa Pet. Radio Sou. Pae. Std. Branda ot. oil Cal St. Oil N. J. Irene. Amer. Union Carb. tmlt. Aircraft United Airline U. S. Steel DOLE To Mr. and Mrs. Glen, Prospect, September 7. a boy, 8 lbs., at Community hos pital. Closing time tor Claaalfled Ada S a. m. Too Lav to Classify 13 W p. m. Cat Mall Tribune want ecs MATtXEf Atalta lse tne. tsa (,: Klddles-16 I I tlf. Births -". itT ..i . w ag I rv-o-TrTirN.i ULRICH C. KEENER PASSEUGED 68 Ulrich C. Keener, 88, a resi dent of Medford and vicinity for the last seven years, passed away in Central Point at 4:20 p. m. Sunday. Mr. Keener was born at Bos well, Okla., In 1873, and was married to Lenora' Sparks at Rirhville, Mo., in September 1894. To this union nine chil dren were born, all of whom are living. They are: EUa Keen er, Los Angeles; Ada Caldwell and - yiric Keener, Council Bluffs, la.; Etta Richardson, Klamath Falls; Evelyn Twedell, Eagle Point; Ruby Twedoll, Beatrice Gleaves, Donald and Daryl Keener all of Medford. Also 18 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren, besides many friends mourn his passing. Mr. Keener was a kind and de voted father and a friend to all whom he knew. Funeral services will be held at the Conger chapel at 3 p. m. Tuesday with Kev. Louis C. Kirby of the Methodist church officiating. Interment will be In Siskiyou Memorial park. ELKS TO STAGE The Medford Elks lodge will stage an autumn picnic at the Elks picnic grounds on Rogue river next Thursday night, it waa announced today by Ernest L. Scott, exalted ruler. Bill Lin gaas is general chairman for the picnic. Substituting for the usual boxing card will be a special imported vaudeville show, and Lingaas said the picnic and entertainment would held rain or shine. Large tents have been obtained to set up In case the weather is bad. The picnic dinner will be served by Shy Morthland at 7:30 sharp. All Elks in the vicin ity are cordially invited to at tend. STRAIGHT A STUDENTS ARE LISTED AT SOCE Southern Oregon College of Education. Ashland. Seot. 8 (Spl.) The following students received a grade point average of 4.0, or all A's, during the second summer session at the Southern Oregon College of Education; Edmund Dews, Ash land; Paul Icenhower, Ashland; Ruth MacCollister, Ashland; Au gusta B. Parker, Klamath Falls; Zelma Pool. Beattv: Maria Pra- cott, Ashland; Helen A. Prince, Klamath Falls, and William Wil son, Medford. Needy Farmers Porterville, Calif. UP) A $310,000 community for needy farm families has been opened near here, bringing existing fa cilities for such people in Cali fornia and Arizona to the 6.000, family level. Such camps were started by the Farm Security ad ministration to care for the great wave of dust bowl migrants. Some are now on a permanent basis and Intended to aid farm labor families whose means of support are small and seasonal. Shows tXdly 1 44-4:45-6 EVtXIKOS A.alt see Inc. us Elddles-ISe ' DRAFTERS EYED Appointment of the county budget committee, for the first six months of 1942 is now under consideration. Under an Ore gon law, passed by the last ses sion of the legislature, county budgets in the state will be made for the period from Janu ary to July, and in July com piled for the full year period ending June 30, 1943. County Judge J. B. Coleman said today an effort is being made to secure the last year's budget committee composed of Henry Enders, Ashland, Henry Young, Eagle Point, and H. A. Thlerolf, to serve again. All are experienced budgeteers, ac quainted with county affairs, and the county court feels it would be advisable to have members with previous knowl edge and experience. County Judge Coleman said making the budget for the six months period would be rather involved. Likes Army Life San Diego, Calif. P Often alongside a group of drilling sol diers at Camp Callan is an eight-year-old boy with a minia ture army uniform. He is the son of the battery commander, Capt. Marcel Paul Jobert, and his name is Philip. Except when he's in school it's hard to keep him away from maneuvers. Travel Table AIRPLANES Northbound Malla Class m. 6:47 tu rn. 11:36 a. m. m. (Plag stop) No Mall m Plag atop) ko maU m (Plag stop) 6 86 p.m. Southbound Malls Close m. 10-37 a m. m. (Plag atop) 4:67 p. m. m. (Plag stop) Ho Mall m. 10:63 p. m. Leave 433 a 13:33 p. 4:03 p. 633 p 6 :38 p Leave I1:U a 5:43 p. 7:43 p 11:57 p. TRAIN'S Northbound Leave Mails Close II OS a m. 10:06 a m. 6-06 p. m. 7:08 p m. Southbound Leave Malla Close "70 a m. s:40 a m. 6:40 p. as. 4:40 p. m. BUSES North South 3 3C a m. 13:05 a m. 7 80 a m. 6 .50 a m. 85 s. m. 6 80 a m. 1:40 p m. "8:50 p m. 6:45 p. m. 6:05 p. m. To Klamath ran, 6:50 p m from Klamath rails 40 a m. () To Ashland only () To Oranta Pass only. Huts: Auto-oonnecting ft rat-deal mail cloee at S:lt a m for delivery st point north of Eugan and at 6O0 p m. for delivery at point eoutt. ex Dunemtur. Cel. Mate t7c t Sc-SOc Eve SSc tax te-4c 13 t 1-se Including Ux-Klddlee-lOe SPICY, FRISKY FUN! nds Tomorrow Mite Iiri OJI THE SCUENt Th Seagon't Funnies' Myttery Thriller RLeaSI'RSvi'Sw Mats-tea BMSkw-lo toe. tt Ire-vy Klddlee-tv Inc. Ui Wed. Only Mt A Etc &?4M V T e 1 I 1 Craterian Star Ronald Colman is giving les sons on "how to keep a wife" in the delightfully fresh and slightly risque comedy, 'My Life With Caroline", at the Cra terian theatre where it will play through tomorrow night only. Anna Lee, in her American de but. Is the wife, with Charles Wlnninger, Reginald Gardiner and Gilbert Roland also in fea tured roles. Youthful Star Of Rialto Picture 1$ Known in Medford Bobs Watson, 10-year-old actor who is starred m "Hit the Road1 which comes to the Rialto the atre for tomorrow and Wednes day, is a member of Hollywood's most unusual acting family. Nine of the Watsons are or have been child players in the mov ies. Young Bob recently visited here and in Ashland. His aunt, Mrs. Gault, now lives In Phoe nix and used to own, with her husband, Gault's Shoe Repair shop on Central avenue here In Medford. The nine Watson children are Coy. Jr.. 28: Vivien. 26: r.lnria 23: Louise. 21: Harrv. 18: Hlllv 17, Delmar, 14; Garry, 13, and hods, 10. Coy. Jr was the first In tvnrlr in the movies and since then each of the children has become an actor. Once the eldest seven an appeared in one nlcture Once the seven youngest were grouped in ona production. in -nil tna Koad" Bobs ap pears With four of the Dear! RnH Kids. These are Billy Halop, nunix Hall. Gabriel Dell and Bernard Punsley. Closing Um for Claaalfled Ads S a m. Too Late to CUuatfy UOM p. m. Dae Mau mbun wnt ad, Too Late to Classify 3-DOZEN Rock pulleta tor sale. Draea- ler a. rnone seoo. 6-ROOM furnlahed house. Adults on ly. 636 West 4th. TRAILER HOUSE 6335 cash; 6350 terma to reaponatbl person. 638 s. noiiy. NEW eTMDUniS SERIAL D7omr She Snipped A Rose She Couldn't Snip 1 irr. X A a. -ft t 1V 5 .:.'; tCi --11 a FOR THE LOVE OF PAM By VIVIEN GREY Starts TiSflY o TURN TO PAGE 7 o OR 6AL1 OOTd Jersey cow due ireen with 3rd calf in December. 635 00. Gentle whlte-fac Hereford heifer due freah with first calf In March. 656 00. Inquire or ace them t J. P. Neeley Pasture, arcond place west of Losler Lane on Jack aonvill highway. Phon 497. LOST Pair gold-rlmmed glaaeea aomewhere between otel Holland and So. Pacific puaenger depot. If found pleeae call 4111. Reward. PLAVort your dogs food with Altar uqura oariie and watch the result. It will pleae you aa well aa tb dog. Aa dealer or Monarch Seed and Fed Company. Medford. Or. USED AUTOMATIC oil tumac. v i .. uraier stetai m ana. co 143 It. Pront. LOST Plrat National Bank book wiuj aepoau. Reward. Phon 4764. POR SALE Brand sow. farraw Oct. am. rrea oenroeder. Bellinger Lene. Boa 344. POR 6 ALB CHEAP Two-wheeled trailer with S good Urea. 134 ft. Pront. POR RENT J. room furnlahed houa. ingiaaire, gaa range and water heater, clean, good location, paved atreet. 636 00. Evenings. 180 Ken wood. Dial 4334. CtJT PLOWERS Asters. DreaeleT. iiirr a. stain. WANTED Experienced kitchen halp- . i ,iv vviiai ctfa. WAN J Tu Pantry girl or boy over " ' ft" - J " UWVwl. BWIHB V(W Shop. HOP PICKERS WANTEO On week work in good nope, at ayjo per pound flat. ComfortabI cahlna. furnlahed. 30 mllea from Medford. B. M. Out. Applegate. POR SALE- -H acre comer Peach and Wraner plga. Tic, a. Btewart. Peach. WANTED Companion to Bugeae weaneaoay. 41. union. POR BALE Wood range, double bed complete, eewlng nuehln. 6e Polndaxur at Plero Allen. POR SALE 3-year-old red ahorthera nun. 5 yearling ateera. Dial 3673. Jeaaen etation, Crater Lake Hlway. EXPERIENCED Waltresa wanted, be tween agee is and as. Muat n able to type, call at Diamond Oaf. BLOX Big Rough, part dry. Pun load, . Med. rue. Tel. SHI. POR TRADE 4-eyllnder heavy duty ijc.ee panel, uooa condition, wans 4-ogllnder light pickup. Call ve iling after 6. 311 Boyd. POR SALE Oil circulator together witn two on Barrel na fitting. Inqulr 14 Summit er call 346. . WANTED To find home tor 4 klt- tena. CU af Perl Puneral Horn. POR RENT Small furnlahed hi Inqulr at S17 west loth. POR SALE Oenutne Concord sispee. Tei. sbsb, or can at ist nous, lers eld Loalar Lane before 3 pas. POR SALE Cull Selckel pears. Crys tal Springs Packing Houee. South Plr St. PEAR PICKERS Wanted. Long Job, good fruit. Br Creek Orchard. POR SALE Lata peach now ready. Bring contalnera and aave. Phone Medford 6405, Victor Bureell. P. H a. LOANS quickly. efTtclenUy handled Mark Ooldy Agency. FOREST PIR Buy Phon 4114. Bow. City Piatt. at Ms .v Should ye.r htad v-v a s a. nit yeir iiarvr Wkitmr yo tViak ii w:.v Ut - aa "-- m .w ort bout K wtm. s.ao . tutjgiirf rcw wills rfelj ) r$ 'a.W 1 S