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Newspaper Page TextPAGE ELEVEN Want to Buy, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It's Filled With Opportunities t MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1941. II pad every ad on thta page. You will iirotwhly find ekattly the think uu ha been Imik Ini lur ur i uli or trade tor vnu-Pd arllrlea yon may hav. ftcarrh vitur aiflr or store rom toil ma II ltd many things other are arekinit and ne ahle to real lie Immediate rh. If what u want font hera advert I e Cor It. Tiihune Claa- , allied adt ara IneipenilTe cf fertile. RATES per word ftrt lntertionJo (Minimum tV Each addlilnnal Insertion, per wonl It (.Minimum I Or) ( Per line per mouth without copy ctuin.o -$1.24 CASH or money order must accora pan; oil null order classified ads. LOST AND FOUND LOST Brown and white Boston bull wire haired terrier. Answers to name of Porky. Reward. Phone 3477. LOST "Hleddoa Pal" fishing pole. Shakespeare steelhead reel, nesr Gold Ray dam. Reward. W. A. Wol fram. American Fruitgrower! Ware house Phone 3588. LOST Lady's glasses In blue case. Reward. 807 N. Ivy. HEPOH'I lost ouhs animal cruelty cases Humane Society Phone 8151 WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Experienced grocery clerk. Good pay to the right man. Call 3701. WANTED Clean-up man. Apply In person at The Shack. WANTED Man for general farm work and wife for housework. Box 1770. Tribune. WANTED Peer pickers Illlhee Orch ard Phone 0319. Elmer Hull. WANTED FEMALE HELP CAPABLE WOMAN or girl to care for children for working mother. Call 15 Went Jackson. HELP MALE AND FEMALE HELP WANTED to work In onions. Inquire Flnley Implement Co., Cen tral Point. WANTED Tomato pickers. O. S. Bln.-kiord, 3 mllea northwest Cen tral Point. WANTED Man or woman. Own and operate 33 machines vending new HERSHEY BARS. No selling. Ace no handicap. Earn up to 8200 month with expansion. Only 250 cash required. Writ Tribune, Box 9111. . WANTED SITUATIONS EXPERIENCED Truck driver want work. Oood general auto mechanic. Family man. Write or call Oen Conklln, 403 "F' Street, Grants Pas. YOUNO married man, experienced In bookkeeping, cashier and clerking, desires permsnent work. Lee Roy Coates. BOX 114. Route 3, Medford. WANTED Evening or night work by college student supporting family. Honest, willing. References. Ivan Nye. Prospect. SHOVEL and Dragline operator want work. A. Wilson. 414 8. Riverside. YOUNO married man, experienced In general ranch work, desires perma nent position. Will consider work on shares. Box 114, Route 3, Med ford. LAND clearing and leveling done by the hour 133 So Orap. Medford WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED TO BUY 6hot,7Un, 13 or IS gauge. Standlford, Rt. 1. Cen tral Point. WANTED TO BUY 4-montha old heifers and older. Phone 453, Jea sle M. Mlnrar. WANTED Boiler for steam sterlllaa tlon. Elliott Farm. WANTED To contact omeone driv ing to Los An-reles or Detroit. Sun set on the Rogue. Trail. WANTED House trailer up to S200. Some terms. Lee Lincoln. 1003 W. Main WANTED Used wood circulator, din ing table and chairs. Must be reas onable. 130 N. Central. WOOD SAWING Ph 3185 IS Laurel B.T rail r. Pain For Your Furniture Ena Fl KMTI RE. Phone 4t46. EPTIC Tank and cesspool clean ) lng 1740 N. Riverside BlOHESl can pcld for Iron copper braaa radiators aluminum bat teries tunes rags lead and sine Medford Bargain House WANTED Wool, mohair hide and pelt Medford Bsrrtin Hnusa 37 North Orape St. Pa -re s?4 If ORE MONEY ro Tour furniture Tlilev a Furniture fft) South Promt VMII. P4Y MixT CH Fof Oho Used Furniture HOIKKIMIH riRMTIRB 18 North Frunt Ph mi 4031 WELL DRILUNO- l SO o1 ft first SO ft etc t M Dude 31 Kins WATER WtU an" pmsoect 'jlllint with enuoem equipment Ooff s InTi'-e PVt. Ht-flwtr FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT Mndern bouae. unfur nished, t bedrooms. Seo owner. 18 South Central. FOR PENT H-u- two bedmoma. sleeplnt por h. near hlfh school nd arade sch-el tJt 50 Phon 4028 or c4 a HI S. Central. FOR RENT HOUSES 8LEEP1NO CABIN No transients. 414 Edward. BLICTRICALLY (quipped furnished bouM lor rent. Opportunity for garden, etc. Cloe In. lights, wood and water furnished. State age and number In family, employment. AU Information eaaentlal. Addre&e, Box 1131. Tribune. UNFURNISHED 5-room mcdern house, good location. Inquire 130 Vancouver. STRICTLY MODERN, furnllhed bouse. Fireplace, oil beater, electric utllltlea. H. L. Cook. 1104 W. Main. FOR RENT House at 80S Queen Ann. Keys at 819 Crater Lake FOR RENT 8-room modern houso. all newly decorated, desirable lo cation, cloaa in. L. O. Plckell. It S. Bartlett. UNFURNISHED house. No. 8 Everette Court. West Uth 8t. Adulta only .o dogs. Phone 465A. TRUCKS FOR RENT aloe yourself Save half Prultt'a Mobllgss Sta tion Main and Ivy Phune 4148 FOR RENT APARTMENTS FURNI8HED APARTMENT for rent. Adults only. 807 West loth. FURNISHED apartment, heat, hot water, refrigerator, private bath. Available after Sept. 30th. 61 North Oakdale. 3-ROOM furnished apartment, lights and hot water furnished. 339 N. Ivy. 3-ROOM furnished apartment, lights ana water paia. U4b do. t,eniri FOR RENT Well furnished apart ment. Inquire 305 So. Oakdale. 3 and 4-room apartments. 630 South Fir. FURNISHED Apt. Private bath, heat, frlgldalre. 80S W. Main. FOR RENT Apartment. 834 Apple. APT. Available Sept. 30th. Adulta only. Flndlry Apts. 603 8. Holly St. For Ront Furnished Rooms ATTR ACTIVE ROUMo. 404 S Orape FOR RENT BOARD. ROOM BOARD and room 719 E Main St FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Clover pasture. Phone S463, Jessie M. Mlnear. FOR RENT Store building and two office rooms Sea Al Ultrell or Rolanq Hubbsrd FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE One registered milking Shorthorn bull 9 months old. Dams record 670 lbs. butterfat. Also one 6 weeks bull calf. Veltle Biles, Oold Hill, Ore., Rt. 1. TEAM of 170O-lb. horse, sound and gentle. Prank Wooten. Talent. In quire Standard Service Station. FOR SALE 13 ewes, all each; 6 ' young fat sheep. P. O. Box 333, Medlord. no fl.IV O nnn. milk COWS James Lathrop, mile north Central roint. FOR SALE 6 Cows, 1 heifer, 3 small calves. Phone 6515. 1 mile west of Kings Highway on J Vllle-Phoenlx Road oeo. N. risk. FOR SALE 5-year-old saddle horee. blood bsy. 1000 lbs. 15 hsnds. A real broke drill horse, gentle for . lad Irs Well bred. L. E. Gilliam. Route 1. Roseburg. Oregon. FOR SALE Oentle farm tesm. C. H Rhoten. 1 mile west Central Point. FOR SALE Horses. F. E. Barneburg. Barneburg Road. YEARLING Corrledala Ram. C. B Elmore, Applegat. COW A-l Ouernsey tested, freshen 30th. Third calf, neavy prooucer. 8 E. Hansen. Jacksonville, Rout 3. Box 48. FOR SALE OR TRADE Oood 3-year-old horse. J. A. Manke, R. F. D Medford. old horses Dial 8376 FOR SUE-REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 40 acre timber and wood land. Orlffln Creek district. P. O. Box 222. Medford. FOR SALE Small chicken ranch, with or without hen. Berries, fruit. You'll like It. E. P. Ireland, Lozler Lane. FOR SALE frfer,rA Fin modern horn, one LL0j acre land, fruit, lawn, shade. Pine location. Artft 10 acre. S acre pear. yOUUU underground spray system, modem hen house. 300 chickens, all farm tools, l'j acres clover. 7 room furnished house. V mile Medford. See A. F. Flowers, cor. 12th and Front. FOR SALE Act with comfortable house, five minute drive from Medford. Trees on plsce provide Income. Box 1853. Tribune. BUILDING A HOME? Let US handle all detail on 3S- ar PH loans quickly efficiently OJdy Agency FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS The Pedersl Land Bank has avsllsble few farms IE Jackson Cour ty These ar prloed In keeping with the olllty oi tl..' place to pro duce Call at the NatlutiSI Farrn Loan Office. Holly Building. Med ford. and Invea'lrtt the oppor tune e we are offrln Federal Land Bank of Spokan CtTY and country properties Rentals Loans Insurance c Butterfleld 40? aledfurd BulUflLg WHEN YOO thli.k of real esut think of tn spencer Bag"' Agency 103 Ualn SEE Nutter for House. Acreages. In come S3 E Main. Ashland FOR SALE- Moerrj 4-roun nous newly dvurated inside eud out Clo in. oar scboo.a Inquire 3:6 FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1034 V-8 coupe. Oood condition throughout. A reasonaM offer will o considered. Call at 823 Taylor or dial 4883. FOR SALE Cord Setan at Scotty Kennel 2 miles South on Hlihway FOR PALE 1928 Ford two-door, good 1 condition. Ca-1 after 6 P-m. 117 Ko. Peach. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE or will trade for small car. equity In 1D41 Hudson. Joe Price. 'Route 3, Box 173. Near Oil msn's Dairy. CArts. CARS Lota of them. Fords. Plymouth, Chevrolet. Dodges. Bulcks and many other makes 17 50 and up Shults Bros FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Alfalfa hay In shock. Roy Howard. Rosa Lane. FOR SALE Concord Grapes. Bring container. 704 N. Central. FOR SALE Very good electric re frigerator and stove. Npw breskfast set. other articles. 1108 W. Main. RUMMAOE SALE by Methodist Ladles In old Johnson Jewelry store. 314 E. Main. Sept. 18 and 30. Any one having article to donate, call Mrs. F. F. Burk, Mrs. Clarence Pankey or Mrs. J. T. Conrad be fore Thursday. FOR SALE Blue ribbon milker. Oood shape. Phone 134. Central Point, Joseph N. Wright. FOR SALE Bird cage. One slice au- - tomatlc toaster. Phone 4753. FOR SALE House trailer, freshly painted trulde and out, fully equipped. Price siao. camp u-nest. 3 mile South on 09. FOR SALE Nearly new Nonre oil clr culatlng heater. Ouy F. Hays. Tal ent. USED OIL HEATERS Several to choose from. Crater Metal As Eng Co 143 N Front. FOR SALE--Trumpet, set world books, set Book House. 337 s. oak' dale SWEET CORN 61 per sack. Bring sacks: bunching turnips: dining table. Elmer Harris, i, milt south Phoenix pscklng House. LUMINAL PAINT Interior, exterior one coat; beauty, economy. Pick REAL BUYS in used clothing. 1408 No Riverside, across from Beck's Bakery DRY FIR for sale. Pbcne 6180 after 6:00 o'clock. MERLEK Mineral Water Mrs N. Rid' Ings. Dealer. 110 East Uth FULLER BRUSHES Phone 4914 TRAILER SPACE Little utte Trail er Camp. Eagle Point. Ore . City water, electricity, showers, launary live creek. FIR SLABS Buy Now. City Fuel Phone 4114 BABY'S PHOTO Special offer. 60c total price, on BxlO pnoto or any child under o years rroois snown E Hsydrn Jones Studio Dial 3364 007 west and . past junior nign FOR SALE Pipe and fittings, new and used Also Irrlgntlun pipe MEW FORD BARGAIN ROUSE 37 N Orape St Phone 3744 FOR SALE Farming equipment, al most every concelvanle type Modoc Orchard Co.. So Fir Phoue 4160 FOR SALE Low prlcea lumber or ny building materials Call us be fore you buy R O Stephenson Co Court and Mct-drews Telephone 3000 FOR SALE Gren Fir Slab Tele phone 6180 after 6 o'clock ATTENTION HUNTERS! Ammuni tion, all kinds Licenses, rick's OATS and Vetch, mixed or straight E W Oehhard Route 3 Medford BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR 8ALE Busy cafe In Grants Pass, Ore. Real buy. Address box 1772. Mall Tribune, Medford. Ore. FOR SALE BY OWNER clam Valley Store Pos1fflc Ir tor ga ker oaene nd oil pumps 4 seres of land. Ilvln- quarter in building Store, store rooms, woudthed plumbed for nut antf oold water Automatic electric pumping sys tem, pressure lnr. cold room bth and tol.et Everything clear On State H'gt'Way 334 cut off from Paclllc Highway M to Crater Lake Highway ATTENTION Mill Men and Logger Large stock of fire tools on band Orub boa, mattock, shuvela and axes MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 77 N Orspe St Phone 1744 MISCELLANEOUS FINEST body and fender repairing and auto painting Shulta Bros. WASHING MACHINE SERVICE Tart and Service for all make Younger and Lange. 11 No. Brtlett. Phone 2418. ATTENTION Student 16 to 60 Thete a busy Business College In MedK-rd winter term opens Mon day. September 33 Dsy and v nlng classes Disl 3528, OWN NtT BONE Coraet Service Phone 85MJ PERSONAL CARD Reading. 81.00. 838 Jeannett. Palmistry. Crystal Reading D Miller pn 344". 410 Mountain sve Aanisnd BUSINESS DIRECTORY Antiques EARLY AMERICAN OLA8S at the sign 6 miles soi-tb of Oranu Ps or I mile north of Sevag Rapid dam on H'rhwsy rf Roofing WE REPAIR or apply any type of roof Pabco Rnoflrt Shingles Costine snd Paint New stock Wsll Psper Ekeraon Psint snd p..f Co as S" B-rtlett r-l S48S Expert Window CUaner LC! GEOHIIE Do fl EXPERT Windu Cleaner General bouae jlesners fkrv wsalng osmt- lnr n-o P Ol-ard Prior "VM Dressmaking rHE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking Pjr Reir)enng Bottone snd srurkles covereu Room 403 U Natl Bant Bldg Tel S3I URESaMAKINO Alteration tailor ing Keheli 3a'.ter)e. Singer Carpentor Work CARPENTER WORK - New or re modeling Day or i on '. ract. F sum: J14 Cottage 8L, BUSINESS DIRECTORY Machinery THE ALWYR COMPANY Machine Designers. Builder. Saw Maker Copper Cull. Pip Bending. Tnk Boilers Rt 3 Box 16 N Medlord MONEY TO LOAN MONEY IMMEDIATELY On Your AUTOMOBILE FURNITURE LIVESTOCK Your money problem will not be complicated when you borrow from this local company. Convenient Term. OREGON FINANCE CO. W E Thorn. Mgr. Lie No 8-311 M-31T. 45 So Central. Dial 4433. Homo owned and managed. Since 1938. WC LOAN MONTY ON YOUR CAR Attractive Rates COAST FINANCE Harold H Brown Agency License 811 133 East Main. Phon 1448. Refiguratlon REFRIGERATION SERVICE CO.. the only excluslv refrigeration shop in So Ore. Authorised factory service D Oould 223 W. Jack-on Ph 4.V4 Transfer CITY TRANSFER 6 STORAGE CO Household moving end general hauling 39 8 Grape Phone 46o4 Day or nlgbt. FURNITURE MOYINO AND 8TOR AGE We have van moving equip ment for loc-4 and long distance baullux Dry and clean storage (concrete building) with special locker rooms ai low rates SAMSON 8TORA.1E WAREHOUSE Phone 376t EADS TRANSFER 11 STORAGE CO Orric 16 Sout. Fir Phone 3828 Price right Service guaranteed DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE 40 B Fir Street. Inaured Camera Local and Loo.. Distance Hauling, phone 38R8 Venetian Blinds VENETIAN blinds Installed, guaran teed, steel or wood Phone 4473 Burks Tent and Awning Work 314 Enst Main LEGAL NOTICES Notice IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF OREGON. UNITED STATES OF AMERI CA vs. 5 Cases, more or less, each containing 1 Pitcher of Mints, 6 1-pound Jars and 12 4'-4-ounce Jars of Hard Candy. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the 13th day of August, 1941, 2 Cases, eacn con taining 1 Pitcher of Mints and 6 1-pound Jars and 12 4V-ounce Jars of Hard Candy, labeled in Eart: lipase; rarisian t,narmeu and Candies." were arrested and taken into the possession of and now are In the possession of the United States Marshal for the District of Oregon, pursuant to a warrant and process duly issued by the Clerk oi tne United States District Court for the District of Oregon, in a suit for condemnation and forfeiture entitled, "United States of Amer ica, Libelant, vs. S Cases, more or less, each containing 1 Pitcher of Mints, 6 1-pound Jars, and 12 4 Va -ounce Jars of Hard Candy," brought under the pro visions of Section 334, Title 21, U. S. C. A., wherein it is sought to have the above-described articles of food condemned and forfeited for the following rea sons: That on or about the 18th day of July, 1941, the said articles of food were shipped in Intel slate commerce from Seat tle, Washington, to Medford, AC ROM L Hmar from bif b Doaltloa T. Dmollbr IS. OmltttMs In pronouncing 14. Rpfe potm 11. Roof of U mouth IC Military frMttnff IT. Th wtto9 It, Wftndvrlng Hindu acrobat Nl Having an ofT? nil v odor 11. DliencumtMf 11 Stcrsmaa M. Number IS Toward M. Mvtrte land manurfa ft. rnrlfah letter 19. Naaai ound IL Moneys recelvet for um of propertr tl. Wharf 3ft. Dei troy SC. Word for word If Fortification, 42. Bone 41. Contrive 4, New England tale: abbr. 41 Br it h teat aiar In a con atellatlon 4. lArge doga 4. Demon W Ro may It b tX Teamtter a command It. Valle . Holding at briie M. Handle It. Rubber fcJ. Click bt. J0. racultlea of pr-ptloa L RaairaJoa U J U 15 u i 17 in I ' sl 5: TT "Si Ts "3 jf" 3 - j; 3" Jf 2o" 15 ST " 3T 25 n W Oregon; that the said article! of food are adulterated within the purview of Title 21, United Statpe Cnrif Ktvtinn llilfill i that they consist wholly or' In Dart Of a filthv etihclan,-,.- ihal all persons claiming any right. tine or interest m and to the said articles of food aforesaid art. himhv nnlifiaA o . or before the 6th day of October. isei. in ine federal Court at Portland, Oregon, to show cause, if anv thpri) tin uhu hA Sl (Ml Id nnt he riro-roAH attain and forfeited to the United States as adulterated food. J. T SUMMKRVIT.fr li;i., :,.. Marshal for the District of Ore- , gon; LAHL (J. DONAUGH. I united btates Attorney for the District of Oregon; C. LAIKD McKENNA, Assistant United States Attorney. NOTICE OF SALE WrtTTf 'F TC IJ r r f ti r r ivrrnt 'vwc ao ntnLDi vji v Ci I that nn 0nKA 11 inn -a,1 10 o'clock, A. M.. at the front door of the Courthouse, In Med lord. Jackson County, Oregon I will sell at public auction for cash to the highest bidder, the following described real prop erty, to-wit: The southeast quarter of the northeast Quarter of Section 33 and -all 'hat part of the south west quarter of the northwest quarter of section 34 lying west of the Crater Lake Highway as now esmtjiished, all in Township 34 South of Range 1 West of the Willamette Meridian in Jackson County. Oregon, and ci ntaining 45 acres, more or less. Said sale Is made pursuant to an execution issued out of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County, on the Oth day of September. i"41. in a certain cause therein, wherein Harold Woods is plain tiff and W. R. Zimmerlee and Mary Zimmerlee, husband and vife, are defendants. Dated this 10th day of Sep tember, 1941. SYD I. BROWN, Sheriff of Jackson County. Oregon By Howard Gault, Deputy. Taken Up One weaner pig. Owner may have same by paying keep an 1 artlrorticincy Phnna .roolrsonill 471. A. W. Bowman. Reese Creek Reese Creek, Sept. 18. (Spl) Reese Creek school opened September 8 with a full attend ance. Mrs. Lulu E. Thurston is in charge of the upper grades and Mrs. Nettie B. Sheley in charge of the primary grades. Mary Ann Blrdseya had her ton sil and adenoid removed 8ept. 2 at Ashland. She 1 doing nicely. Homer Martin Is having hie hay crop hammered. Mr. Harrison of Eagle Point doing the work. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Horning and Mrs. Lou Baswell, all of Grants Pass, were dinner guests at the W. R. Lamb home Sept. 6. Mra. Ralph Merrltt. Janet and Jimmy called on Mrs. Victor Blrdseye and family 8ept. 7. Mr. and Mra. R. H. Parker and smalt son Bobble from Santa Roe. Calif, visited the past week with Mrs. Parker's parent. Mr. and Mr. W. R. Lamb, and other relatives. While hers they visited Mr. and Mr. Frwnk Dunlap at Butt Falls, also Mr. and Mr. Roy Estea and Tom Lamb at Talent. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Humphrey left Sept. 10 for Wisconsin to visit Mrs. Humphrey's mother end esch wUl visit their lstrs and brother Mr. Alio Van de Grift of Albert Lee, Minn., slater of Mr. Humphrey. Arrived Sept. e for a few daya visit with them and to accompany them back to Minnesota. They will visit another slate.. Mrs. Charles Henry, at Balem on their way. They plan to go by way of Yellowston park and be gone alx weeks, Oae Mall Triuune want ads. Solution Of Vesterdsy's Pussl DOWN 1. Goee wsy t. Jubllsne t. Stacked 4. Harem rooms 8. Complfta celiac tloa 8. Fertalnlnff to parse is f. That which brlnss back I. South American river I. Performed alone 18. Anelant Roman prleat II. Pertaining fo pari of th re It Planting marhirt It. Winalik it Kan out 23 H'.l'linta 1 let mulaturs 27 I'.na 3n 'ho..a 22 ronjunctton II Those who lay e.aat II Fln.la th position of 17. Cerrevponding pa-t or emert; so-iloeifl II Cover ih Inslrl 48. On entitled to bear hers 14 as rma 41 PlTn-here 41 Appeared 47 Frnm author O Anery II. Inn an trise of Brltl.ll Columbia ti tea t 11 Eiaiiah letter 17. ilsvsrase AIR AflP XRI ISI1P A g OTA Mile R I C Alfo B BA -N T l aWEE M I TiE IHtTaJdA:r'i !CC3 R'A'SIPQDlE wHpjE RiT UlRftElPllAl-QElE AlEBlSJL b'AtuN IE L7A;M EgOfe lEjSV EpTlM SnrTENtl3 A 1 W I " jj' frTiEtsi f fejM H:6wyLOiVN EjRftGfOlO AffiE 1 1 e iDaTnTd I ImWo SiEIRUSiAlNlDlsllAtDitf I FOR FRIDAY MEET Leaders of Oregon Methodism will meet Friday at 2 p. m. and 7:30 p. m. in the Methodist church, corner Main and Laurel streets. The Rev. Louis C. Kirby. local pastor, announces that Bishop Bruce Baxter will be accom panied by his cabinet, including Dr. S. E. Fairham, Dr. J. E. Purdy and Dr. M. A. Marcy. Dr. F. A. Magruder. professor in Corvallis college, will also f Bishop Bruce Baxter attend and will speak In the evening on "A Real Challenge tr the Church." Bishop Baxter, who will ap pear on the program in the aft ernoon and again in the evening. will illustrate his address with pictures. Short addresses will also be given by the superintendents during the sessions. At the aft ernoon service Robert Wright will sing. The evening music will include a quartet number by choir members and a tolo by E!sie Carlton Strang. Women of the church are sponsoring a pot-luck dinner in the church parlors at 6:30 p. m. A large number of out-of-town ministers and delegates of south ern Oregon Metholist churches will attend. The event promises to be an outstanding social and religious n,lly. according to Rev. Kirby. and he invites the public to attend. ROOM FOR IRE IN PILOT CLASS Southern Oregon College of Education. Ashland, Sept. 18 (Spl.V The fall quota for the Civilian Pilot Training program at the Southern Oregon College of Education has not yet been filled according to Marshall E. W o o d e 1 1, coordinator. Any young man between the ages of 19 and 26, who is Interested in either the primary or secondary civilian pilot training course, should contact college authori ties In Ashland at once. Meteorological Report H D. S. WKri:N Ht'KKAtJ Forecasts Medford and vicinity: Shower to night and Friday. Continued cool. Oregon: Showera tonight and Fri day. Cool. Moderate east to south wind ffcot. Loral Data Temperature a year ago today Highest SI; Lowest 81. Total monthly precipitation M tnehea. Excess for th month .71 Inches. Total precipitation sine Septem ber I, 1841. .81 Inches. Excess for th season .71 inches Relstlee humidity :.t 4 SO p. m yesterday 84; 4 0 a. m. today 83 Tomorrow Sunn 8:88 a. sn. Sun- e. 8:14 p. m. Observellons Taken al 4:88 a. am. Its Merldlsa Time. n IT ii a 11 jey-'IIBtaaVl'aWMII WWWbbbbbbbb :T1:, I CM . 84 88 M P.CIdy . as 81 jOO Clear . 77 80 AO Clear .HUM P Cldy , 87 84 jOO Clear .78 48 M Clear I .79 M .00 Cloudy . 77 88 T Bala . 88 84 M P.CIdy .81 88 JOO P Cldy f04 71 .00 Cloudy 88 88 M Rain , SI 47 .00 P.CIdy .11 II M P.CIdy . 88 88 T P. Cldy .78 17 M P Cldy 88 48 MP. Cldy St 48 JOS Rla . 88 84 M Cloudy M M 81 Rata Bxeitoa Chicago 1 1 Denver Bureka Havre Loe Angeles Medfnrd .. New Tork Omaha - ,. , Fboenls Foruand .. Reno i. Roaeburg ne.il Lak San Francisco . Seattle Bnokan ... Wah.. D. O Taktm. . Cs Mail Tribune vaut ads. LA GAP. NOMINATION New York. Sept 18. (Ph- Mayor F. H. La Guardia, seek ing a third term, won the Re publican mayoralty nomination by about a 3-2 margin, or 19, 820 votes, over John R. Davles. former president of the Na tional Republican club, in an apathetic primary election In which only about 14 percent of the enrolled Republicans voted The mayor, also nominated by the American Labor Party, without opposition will oppose Brooklyn's district attorney Wll''im O'Dwyer, uncontested Democratic selection, In the No vember 4 election. The final Republican vote: La Guardia, 63,248; Davles, 43, 426. Davles' campaign was based on an anti-war, anti-new deal theme. The mayor remained aloof from the campaign. His backers contended that the con tinuance of good government and freedom from Tammany control were the only Issues. Davles refused to concede de feat and asserted there were "gross frauds" In Manhattan which gave the mayor "his ap parent lead ' In that borough and contended the official can vass would show that he (Davies) carried Manhattan and won the nomination. Butte Falls Butte Falls, Sept. 18. (SpU Mr. and Mrs. Bob Edmond son shopped in Medford Satur day. Ted Smith, who was Injured In a ear wrack at Butt Falls, is able to be In wheelchair now. He ha been confined In the Bacrsel Heart hos pital at Medford. F. D. Netherland, who ha been la Butte Fall calling on old frrends. left Sept. 15 for his horn in the allay. Nona Roe Smith has enured school again after ha ring her tonsils re mo red. Mrs. Hay Sbuu Is confined to hsr horn with th mump. Ther seems to be quit an epldemlo of th mump around Butt Falls, Mr. and Mr. Lee Casey and small son called on Mrs. Casey's frand- fathar, O. A. Bdmondaon of this city, Sept. 14. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Flcnara ana Jack Wilson called on eld. trlsnds her on day laat week. Lyl Haynra was a caller la Butte Fall Sept. 1. Jlmmle Msthew of Lak county California called on matins her Friday night. Every bony awns to hsr th hunting ferer at this early date and mny ar wearing a red ahtrt and hat. Shirley Stephenson had her ton sil out notnUy. Freeman Haync has returned to Butt Falls from Oranta Fas to continue In high school. Mis Oeorgla Meyer has ante rea high school bare from Bugen when sh spent her sunmtri motion. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gardener of Butt Falla ara th proud parents of a baby boy born at th Com munity hospital at Medford. Climax Climax, Sept. IB. (Spl) The Wert I and Austin families and Ben Oswald took their suppers Monday evening and surprised Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kinney, H being their seventh wedding an niversary. Mr. and Mra. John Mao of Central Point wen recent dinner gute at th Ted Kinney horn. Bobby and Virginia FUclgeway an attending high school la Piosptt this year s freshmen. CharU Jantaar staged his annual branding bee Sunday and afterward ths crowd enjoyed a wiener roast topped off with toe cream. Climax school began Sept. 1 with laat year's taaobar, June Weyorlght, la chrg. Can Hanson of Monro , On. ts hare for a brief visit and perhaps a day of hunting if he doeent ban to return too soon. Ted Kinney want to Central Point Sunday Oen and Doug. Wtnnlfifham an euttmg timber for th Spalding logging outfit. Shopping In Medford Saturday wera Mr. nd Mra. O. Wlnnlnghsm, Mr. snd Mra. Austin and Mr. and Mrs. Kinney. Th Urge all very ele of the tar pon ar sold a souvenirs and ara used for snaking eostum Jewelry. Closing time fur CI seel fled Ads a. m. Too Let ts Classify 11 JO p rr: "Goodrich GOODRICH COMMANDER 440-4S0s21 e n7 Plus tiers Tlx sJaOf LEWIS SUPER EftVICE STATION th end rrerrt LODGE NOTICES MXDrORO LODOI ' Mo. 109 A. P. A. M. gfQV Stated communicatioa, rrw uat 1 amy. .( nt .ou yr- uM Glen L. Fabrlck. W. U. Klamath County 4-H Make Largs Sum in Auction of Animal? Klamath Falls. Ore., Sept. 18. IP) Klamath county 4-H and FFA members pocketed $10,- 128.24 yesterday as an auction sale closed the sixth annual Junior Livestock Show. Stanley Masten's 4-H grand champion steer brought 38 cents a pound, a total of $343.80, while the FFA grand champion exhibited by Norman Jacobs sold at 25 cents or $243.73. Two determined bidders hoist ed the price of Arlene Swaim's capon to $11.23 per pound for the 7V4 pound bird. The sale total was somewhat lower than last year, due to a swing from beef to dairying ex hibits which were not auctioned, the Rotary club, sponsor of the show, reported. 1 FEEDER LINE K Spokane, Sept. 18. (JPl The Northwest Airlines had applied to the civil aeronautics authority for permission to set up a branch feeder line between Spo kane and Baker. Ore., Traffic Manager Alex Reid said today. It would cover a 333-mile route with stops at Coeur U'Alene, Ida., Colfax and Pull man, Moscow and Lewlston, Ida., and La Grande and Baker, Ore. TO PENDLETON BASE Boise, Idaho, Sept. 18. Transfer of 129 enlisted men from Cowen Field at Boise, to the Pendleton, Ore., air base was announced today. The men will report Monday. Travel Table SIRPLANW MortBDoucd Malls CI on as. a 47 a as. m. 1138 a m. m. (Flag stop) He Matt as I Flag atop) ko mall m I Flag stop) S-8S p m. outhbouad Malls Close sb, to) a m. sa. (Flag stop) 847 p m. as. (Flag top i Mo Mall as. 1041 p. sa. 4SS 8, 11:38 p. 4:OS p. ill p 31 f Lea re 11 u a 8:41 p 7:41 p 1147 f. TRAINS Rorth bound lean Malls Close 11-08 a. . ios a ra. SOS p. ns. 7 .OB p sa. South bound Lean MalU close 7 40 SB. 8 40 a OS, ;tC p. as. :40 p. m. BUSH north South I K a as. 11:08 a at. 7 su a m, ISO a sa. 8 SI a to. so a av I -40 p as. ! SO p m. ;48 p m. 8 08 p. sa. T Rtamafli Falls 8 DA p. m. Fra Raamaia rails s Jo a sa. () To Ablnd only () To Oranu Phs only. Nutai Auto-corn ectlng firat-elaas mall elosss st 8:18 a m for deiitery at pout oortb of SugetkS and 8 S-00 p as rot delivery al potaie soutk of DusbbbiuIi. Oai. In downtown LOS ANGELES HOTEL CLARK rtrra snd mux nry facility an p polntaMal of this ho tel ha en planned th islliaaa of eocofort and sonnnw ssoo Lara 0jmHb so boua thousand persons yet small nougb to permit per sonal sme see friendliness te ke truly sen ph seised e Ple mlnutee frosa Ontoa R R Tanulnal 18 mlnutee frea -MoUywood anutbl Rates front SIM OOM S S 5 UtM