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PAGE ELEVEN Want to Bay, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It's Filled With Opportunities! ! MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOR". OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1941. I -X li'Hil.'M'.J I I mm pid tvery ad on thla pact 4 Yuu will pnitwhly find viattiy Ini for of tal or Iradf for r a Ml or trad for iirlea tnu ntr ftaB ut afll or afur roonf gnura in earrh tout -tiu may otrtfr art rrkitti ana n am to rallr imttifMllaf rah lfv .M II 1vrtla for IL Trlhun Claa? N6rV aiiiPQ aoa ar laespvniivo- RATES Per word flrt ln p,t"" , (Minimum tar) Carh addltliinaj Inacrtloa, per wtird If (Minimum lor) Per line per month without copy change - -, $1.15 CASH or money order mait scrnm pany oil maU order classified ads. LOST AND FOUND LOST near Keno Canvas lunch bag with two thermos. Raward. 1010 South Oakdale. 1 LADIES large purse loat between Hol land Hotel and 49 K. Oranre t. Finder please return to Holland Hotel. Reward. REPORT lost dog, animal cruelty cafes Humane Society Phone 0161 WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Elderly man for general ranch work. Phone 3647. RELIABLE MAN to aucceed Lloyd Root as Rawlelgh dealer in Jose phine county, about 3000 famlllea. Experience not necessary. Every thing furnished but car. A fine opportunity to step Into a perma nent profitable business where Rawlelgh Producta have been sold on and off for over 30 years. Big Profits. Wrlto E. W. Joaea, Central Point. Oregon. PRUNERS WANTED Rogue River Orchard Co . end of N Central St. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Housekeeper, top woman; win pay 630 or 635 month, de pending on living at house or go ing home night. Box 4688 Tribune. TWO young ladles. 18-22. Neat. Free to travel with Nationally known Company. Special Contact work. Salary 616 atart. Transportation, experience unnecessary. Writ Mrs. Hogamler, Tribune Box 4670. WANTED Woman for light house work. 134 Lincoln. WANTED Women and girls to dip nuts. Call at the Crest, rear door, Mr Fnencer WANTED SITUATIONS TOUNO MARRIED MAN wants ranch work. Experienced dairy hand. Box 4307 Tribune. WANTED Truck driving Job. 8 yra. experience, any type. John Tepovae, Oold Hill. WANTED Carpenter and repair work Phone 111R4. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Home for elderly lady. See her tt 36 Washington Street. City. CASH Private party will pay caah for good bedroom suite, breakfast set or other modern furniture. Write P. O. Box 3S3 Grants Peas giving full description. WANTED Young male shepherd dog. Pout 1, Box 499, Wlnnard. Phone 6255. Ql'ILTINO Comfort tied, 705 Dakota. WILL BUT feeder and fat lamba: also ' feeder hoga. 619 S. Riverside. E. Telkamp. WE ARE In the market for good farm and city loans. S"i and repay on easy terms. No charge unless loan Is msde. We writ ell kinds of In surance. ELMER HERRIED ' 44 N. Riverside SEPTIC Tank nd cesspool cleaning 1740 N Riverside. WELL DRILLING 81 60 per ft first 60 ft., etc. J M Dodge. 519 King HIOHEST cash pld for Iron, copper brass, radlatora. aluminum, bat teries, tube, rag, lead and sine. Medlord Bargain House. FOR RENT Unfurnished house, block west courthouse. Modem. Adult only. 16 Mistletoe St. WANTED TO RENT Plsce near Med ford that will take care of 13 or 15 cows. Will pay cash rent month ly. Box 4647. care Mall Tribune. 0 WANTED Wool, mohair, hide and pelt Med lord Bargain House. 27 North Orsp St Phon 3744 Wll.l. P4V MOT CAH For O-iod Used Furnltur Mill BKOOK t lKMTt MR 18 North front Phon 4023 BKT PKirr.a PAIO For Your Furniture rtna f'l WMTI ttf ftv'ne ? FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT to adults, new two-0-1-room cottage. Partly furnished. 637 50. No doa. Inquire 4S Quince. FOR PENT Furnished 5 -room house, on heat, flreplsre. plsno. electric ranee and refrigerator, adult. Will lease 635 W. 4th. MODERN 8-room unfurnished house, floor furnace. ALSO Partly fumlihed 3-bedroom house, ('.replace. Oil Heater. H. L. Cook. 1104 West Main. FOR RENT Three-bed room enfur- r. ahed house cics In. Call 3987 be " tueen 9 and 4 FOR RENT C.eaa (uraian4 BOUM 1U3 West t'-s- FOR RENT HOUSE! FOR RENT New. modem, insulated, -room bouM. Oak noon, furnace, range, water heater, garage. 103 4 ROOMS, bath and lrar. us Fifth hous left tide of Lozter Lane. City water. See owner Friday morning. FOR RXMT 8-room modern cottes. unfurniahed, 636.00. Inquire 134 Cottage. EAST S1DB modern houae. fiirnlahed. tbr bedroom. lot. ran. circu lating wood heater. Oantre. good Kfarden. Phon 4050. RENT Furnished 3, electric stoveT fireplace. Adult Phone 6032. Darks Grocery. FOR RENT Thla beautiful new du plex. furnace heat. Owner 11 Tripp. TRUCKS FOR RENT Move yourself Save half Pruitt'a Mobllgat Sta tion. Main and Ivy Phono 4146. FOR RENT House at 90S Queen Ann Keve at 510 Crater Lake FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Modern t-room furnish ed apartment, upstair. Ill N. Bart lett. Phon SON. FOR RENT Desirable modem apart ment, good location. 61S So. Oak dale. FOR RENT Medium priced furnish ed apartment. Inquire 305 So. Oak dale. FURNISHED apartment. 317 W. and. FURNISHED Apt. for rent. No dog. Plndley Apt. 603 S. Holly St. APARTMENT for rant. 440 So. River side. OE BAUER Apta. furn ai unfurn. FOR RENT 3-raom furnished apart ment. Adults. 19 Mistletoe. FOR RENT F and F apartment 3 rooms and bath, gas heat. In quire 317 West 6th. FURNISHED APARTMENT. Frigid- aire, electrle etove Holland Hotel FOR RENT Furnished Room WELL FURNISHED room with auto matic heat. 714 W. 10th. LARGE, newly furnished room for two people Twin beds, heat and bath. Outsld entrance. Near Court Rous. Phon 2674. WARM. ATTRACTIVE ROOM. 104 Pennsylvania. SLEEP LNO ROOMS. 134 Tripp. ROOMS for not. Board a deal red Phon 3368 ROOMS For Rent 163 N Oakdale. ATTRACTICE ROOMS 404 8 Orape FOR RENT BOARD. ROOM BEAUTIFULLY furnished room. Fur nace heat. Flrat class board. 616 South Ivy. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS PHOENIX HIWAY COURT On va cancy 63 50. Wood, light and water furnished III! FOR SALE POULTRY ATTENTION Turkey Grower I Max Lyon strain breeding hena and to ma for sale. Contact not later than Nov. lath. Jlnnett & Tears. Merrill. Oregon. Phone 06A3, Box 85. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Young springer cow, 866. Turn north off Spring tret onto Lone Pin school, 3nd house. A. U Brown. FOR SALE S3 heed ewe to lamb arly; 40 spring lambs, about half ewe; also buck; all for 6460. Olenn, Provolt. Murphy. Oregon. FOR SALE Pigs. Alfred Pell. Eagle Point, Crtr Lke Hlway. FOR SALE Oentl sorrel mare, rlda or work; excellent for Udlea or children. Also Ouemsey bull, grandson of Newbry. Znqulr 431 South Grape. FOR SALE Fresh cow and springer grade Ouernaeve. J. Munssll, up Little Applegat. FOR SALE Jersey cow and heifers. Tel. 6404. FOR SALE Feeder pigs, brood sow. Duroo boar, calves.. Grant Road, 3rd house off Beall Lena, sign on gat. Central Point. FOR SALE Young sows to (arrow soon. Ph. 6463. CASH for old hone. Dial 6376 FOR SALE OR TRADkOood 8-year- old bora. J. A. Manke. R. F. D.. Med ford FOR BALE Wean er and feeder pigs Also 7-month Ouemsey bull. W. A. McDowell. Bimi Valley. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE '36 Chevrolet pickup. 4 speed transmission, good tire. In quire c. T. Hamilton, 1 ml. northeast Central Point. 193 BUICK SEDAN Century model, for sale or trade for Lighter car. OM Enof furniture Co. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 6 acrea Irrigated, free aoll, U In Ladlno clover. 4-ro-im house with bath. Cement founda tion. Bam. chicken hous, nd gar age, family orchard. Near city lim its. 83250. Terms. Would consider trading for less acreage. Also 6-ROOM house, double living room . with fireplace and hardwood floor, service porch, wash trays, cement foundation. Near high school. For quick aa-e reduced to 12660. Fwy term. Alto 15 ACRES of good Irrigated land on graveled road, near Pacific High way. 8160 per acre. L. O. PICKEU. 16 South Bartlett FOR SALE 330 cres, fenced free Irngsuon. brn. hy atack. Wllhlt ranch. LJts Creek. Oregon. FOR SALE Prooertv at 704 So. Oak dale 7 -room house. Inqulr 1108 6c Oskdale. FOR RENT 7 -room unfurniahed bouse, en acr. barn. ehlcka hous. 820. phon 4039. or call at Lint Place, corner Court ana mc-Andrew'e. , FOR A HOME In 01 lis loot up KILL i at Bog sUvai, Or. 1 FOR BALE REAL ESTATE FO(4 BALE Open (or bide: 4 -room nou to be moved or wrecked. t North RtvereMo end McAndrawa Rood. Inquire Borrydal Store. FOR SALE or TTiADB Large resi dence lot. cloae In. Klamath Falls, for late model used Plymouth. Bo 434. Tribune. WHEN YOU think of real eatat think of the Spenoer-Begicy Agency 103 W Main. BUILDING A HOME Let ua handle all details on S6-yr FHA loan quickly. lflclently. Ooldy Agency Clf and country properties Rental. Fras, Insuranc. c 8 Butterfleld. 409 Medfnrd Bullrllng FOR EXCHANGE Hl Ettal TRADE OR SALE 160 acrea Irrigated land, southwestern Colorado, witn Improvements, for Irrigated land In Medford vicinity. Tribune Box 4446 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Indian walnut. 13Vie lb. Phon 4703. FOR SALEBedroom suit complete with springs nd mattress. 19 Mis tletoe. FOR SALE Fresh pork, half or whole. Phon 6418. 1940 Log Truck and trailer for aale. 611 Beatty. AUCTION Friday, one o'clock. West Main Richfield Station. Bring gooda. 10 oommlaelon. RUMMAGE SALE Friday, Saturday and Monday at 243 North Front. Many atyllsh dressea. flare and pleated skirts, all kinds of pretty sweater, also dish, shoes and little girls" furniture. Sale open at a. m. WALNUTS and Filbert 16c lb. Mr. D. J. Stelner. near Howard School. THE Jr. High P.-T.A. will hold a rum mage sal Friday and Saturday, Nov. 14th, 15th, In the building next to Holloway'a Grocery. Dona tions win be received Thursdsy afternoon, or call Jr. High for pick up. FOR 8ALE Fanning mill. Clipper No. 3; 16-lnch walking plow; Ber nice sprlngtooth; H4" rotary pump. Tloe South Peach. FOR SALE Innersprtng, spring and bed; baby's play pen. Call 6351, HCVF MADE mince meat and cooked food sal t Safeway Store on 6'h St., Saturday, Nov. 15th. sponsored by ladle First Christian Church. FOR SAL: 6xl3 house trailer, never uaed. No reasonable cash offer re fused. Se at rear, 620 Plum street. FOR SALE Ore f on improved straw berry pisnt. lo plant, west end of Prune. R. 1, Box 161, Med lord A. J. Mullen. FOR 6 ALB Red applea. Phone 6051 FOR 8ALB Mena hockey akatea, size 11V. rnon 4318. USED WASHERS Electric and raa. Wood and electric stoves, aood used radio. Western Auto Supply CO. loi south Riverside. MONTE RE dlnett et; on rug. d vano and cnair. radio and phono graph combination with recorder. Furnltur only months old. 300 lm St. FOR YOUR out (lower. bouqut nd (uneral apraya call at the cr tar Greenhouse. Cratar Lake High way. Telephone 4401. ENGLISH WALNUTS 848 East 9th. RED APPLES 40o lug. Bring con' tamers, ceihoun Ranch, 1 mi lea outnweat' Phoenix. NU BONB corset. Sale and repair erne. 531 8. Rlverald. Dlsl 3569 MEDrOKD BARGAIN HOUSE We Hav What You Want Pipe and Fittings sll sleea Soil Pipe and Drainage Pitting Plumbing Fixtures and 8eptlo Tanka Tent and Tarpa illn Doors. Windows and Olas Split Pulleys. Belting, Cable and Blocka Barbed Wire, stock Fencing, ate. Roofing Paper. Building Paper Paint Roof Stain Army Ooode. Shoes. Boot Quilts. Underwear and Sock Pump, and Machinery Tools for the House. Farm. Loggers' and Mill Supplies New and Uaed Furniture of All Kinds, Stoves nd Clrculttor Hesters We Can Bav You Dollar Ph. (744 37-33 N. Orap St FOR SALE Ca machinery. Crown feeds, seed and fertiliser, nniey Implement Co. FOR SALE Pear and apple. Jo Kan tor. 2 miles north Tslsnt. NEWTOWN APPLES at th Prt Or- charts. Dial 6434. FOR SALE Dry fir slabs and hard wood. Phon 6160. FOR SALE Membership In Medford Flying Club Cheep Phon 4971. DRY FIR (or aal. Phon 610 afur 5:00 o'clock. REAL BUYS in rased clothing 1406 No. Rlveralds. across from Beck a Bakery FIR SLABS Buy Now. City FU1 Phon 4114. FOR SALE Low priced lumber or ny building me tens la Csll us be fore you buy R- O 8tpnenon Co.. Court and McAudrewe. Telephone 2000 PERSONAL PSYCHIC, Cards and Palm reading. 60C. 613 N. Bartlett. SARAH ANNA will tell fortune every day but Saturday and Sunday. 414 South River 11 da. Just around th Palmistry. Crystal Reading. D. Millar Ph 3446. 480 Mountain Av Ascland START THE ORE OON1AN by mail Only 65c mth. Writ OREGON LAN Carrier Bov 91 A'l'e-d O-e MISCELLANEOUS CALL 6523 (or special dinner partus. O'.d fuge Houae, Phoenix. Ore BUSINESS DIRECTORY Antique EARLY AMERICAN OLASS at th ign 6 mile couth of Grants paa or 1 mil north of Bavag Rapid m OA H-4n) 99. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Carpentering CARPENTER WORK New or remod eling, day or contract: free estimate Phone 'J021 214 Cottaee St Chiznno Swmp CHIMNEY Sweep. Also furnsoas and on stov. cleaned call oa Eaton 9 No Front Phon 4340 Chlropocllst. FOOT SUFFERERS Opening modem Chiropody office corns, callouses, ingrown nalla removed, arehea corrected. DR. ARNOLD M. DEPNER CMropodJat. Foot Specialist 217 Fluhrer Bldg Phone 3103. DrMtmsklng THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking. rur nemoaeiing. Buttons ana Bucklee covered Room 803 0 National Bank Bldg Tel 8831. DRE66MAKINO Alteratlona. tailor- Ing Eatherlne Satterlee. 8ingr Shop. 23 So Orape Export Window Cleaner LET OEOROE DO (Tl EXPERT Window Cleener. General bouas elenrs. floor wsxlng pslnt- Int Oeo F Olrard Phone 3954 MONEY TO LOAN NEED MONEY When an emergency arises and money 1 needed quickly you will find this locsl firm ready to give your needs prompt and friendly consideration Rpy th loan In monthly pay ment adjusted especially to ault you, OREGON FINANCE CO. W. B Thomas. Mgr. Lie. No. 8-11 M-217. 45 So. Central Dial 4488 Horn owned and managed Sine 1928 W l9AN MONEY ON YOUR CAR Attractive Rate COAST FINANCE Harold H Brown Ancy License 311 123 Beat Main. Phon 8446. Roofing WE REPAIR or pply ny type of roof Pabco Rooflnga. Shlnglea. Coatlnga and Palnte New atocx Wall Paper Ikerson Paint and Roof Co, 8 So Bartlett Tel 8848 JOE SMITH YOUR ROOFER All Roof Trouble taken car of. All work guaranteed. Csll 3768 or 2249 Refrigeration. REPRIOEIIATIOK SERVICE CO.. th only exclusive refrlgerfttlon shop In so ore Autnorizea factory service D Gould 323 W Jckon Ph 4584 Sewing Machines w. H. KLATT Stngar Distributor tl SO. Orape Tel. IW8 Medford. Oregon Transfer CITY TRANSFER A STORAGE CO Household moving and general hauling. M 8. Orap. Phon 4664 Day or night. FURNITURE MOVINO AND 8TOR AOB W hv vn moving equip ment for local and long distance baultng. Dry and olean atorar (concrete bulldlngl with apclal locker rooms at low ratea SAMSON STORAGE WAREHOUSE Phon 3766. EADS TRANSFER at STORAGE CO Cxllc 16 South Fir Phon 3828 Price right. Service guaranteed. DAVIS TRANSFER AND 8TORAOE 40 s Fir Street. Insured Carriers Local and Long Dtstsnos Hul!ng. Phone flns Venetian Blinds VENETIAN blind Installed, guaran teed, steel or wood. Phone 4472 Burk's Tent and Awning Work 914 East Main 0s Mall Tribute, want aJa. ACROSS L Lrg wsgoa 4. Deserve .1. Solid water 14. Soft murmur 37. Vulume Is. Cotton-seeding machine 31. Title of a knlxtit 46. Brlihl 41. Amicable .3. Feminine .1. Ml'Slen la Texas Run agrouna tl ainl with lha 1ft. Small hr.le haA so Ieal rlalm II. Varl.tr at lettuce 6L Baiehall glove! verlaDt St. Split IS. Cotton cloth 17. Blllla lard etlck M. Ppike of com IS. Asiatic native 6s. lmple minute to. Yuo orsertlsna II. Flowerleas plant ST. Adult boy 23. Paruln St. Bafor 34. EipertS 24. Unchanging IS. Lur II. Soft drink 32. pronoun 14. Mstal IS. Unfa, ten 10. Art'llrlal lansuaffe 11. riance sttp I. Roekr 41. Number ' P lA s P ly I8 A V" it- i?75-""" zit- 1 T'T3 TTl Ti i r.m 0 'il ' ," 'i "sr 7s """'7r3s"7 2 f 3o""" "T" TT 7T "!"si" '1m 7 st & "rW s zr I THE GRANGE Jacksonville, Orang Members of Jacksonville Gringa are reminded o( the cov ered dish dinner to be served at the hall in Jacksonville at 7 d m. Friday, Oct. 14. This dinner is (or grange members only and is not a public dinner as has been reported. All members are urged to at tend as there will be some im portant business transacted at the business session following the dinner. Upper Applegat Grange Upper Applegate Grange members and their families en joyed a covered dish dinner Nov. 8. Feature of the dinner was a large birthday cake In honor of those who had birth days the past two quarters. Officers for the ensuing year were elected as follows: Master, Bertha Haskins; overseer, Harry Malotte; lecturer, Marguerite Black; steward, Dow Lewis; as sistant steward, John Black; chaplain, Christina Harr; treas surer, Edward Finley; secretary, Eva McKee; gatekeeper, James Winningham; Ceres, Grace Buck; Pomona, Gladys Byron; Flora, Evelyn Byrne; lady assist ant steward, Mamie Winning ham. At the close a twin hunt was held and birthday verses were read. Mrs. Ben Dawson present ed her nephew, Howard Gilliam of Moffat field military band, in a group of songs. Mr. Moffet Is an accomplished tenor and his solos were much enjoyed. Next regular meetine will be Saturday evening, .Nov. 22. Lecture hour will be dedicated to Thanksgiving and a fine pro gram will be presented by Chap lain Christine Harr. Phoenix Grange H. E. club of Phoenix grang will hold their fourth "Husband NiEht" meeting at Grange hall Saturday evening. Dinner will be served at 7 o'clock. All ladies art) asked to bring a hot dish and salad or hot dish and des sert. Hostesses for the affair will be Mildred Ward, Florence Drake and Carolyn Edwards. LADY COLMIST Woodstock, Vt, Nov. 13 (P) Charging "wilful desertion," newspaper columnist Dorothy Thompson has filed suit for di vorc from Sinclair Lewis, nov elist and playwright. Miss Thompson, whose legal residence Is at Twin Farms in Barnard, nine mile north of here, filed the suit yesterday in Windsor county court. The peti tion was served on Lewis In New York and is returnable at the December court session. The columnist asked custody of their child, Michael Lewi, a student In the Rlverdale school on the Hudson. She said In her petition that Lewis, a former Nobel prize winner, deserted her in 1936. They were married In London in 1928. Theatres can be fined $500 for discriminating against a man In navy uniform In the District of Columbia or any U. S. territory. Solution Of Vestsrdsy'l Puxxl DOWN t. Cltrxyrran ta rharr o( a chapel I. (dells I. Of th soee 4. Ansry 6. Ktbsrl teaai 5. Genua of tn frog 7. Mlmlo 6. Hal of eertala enlmsls 9. Baainriln 10. fay suit to 11. BHaaful rtxlon l. Kin4 ot meat 21. Swsrrip II. plsyth.nf li. Sltipover wstsr, as a etorte ST. Rejact scornfally 31 Fi'svsie IS. Silkworm 20. Coileaxue 13. Weixnt 21. Heavens 44. Lyl'iX at th baas f mojntaln IT. l-irchssr l. Err ,0. Roeulsh . . It. W.ii e cn41dsle 41. Kaan esc 14. .urr.ber 4.'. H-anilras IT It,lr1ct It Eacan 1T subterfur 4. Thst which flts Into mortis II Te an lanar point U, Oeeus of the mouse M. P.'J--'il setck UIcIcIpIsItIIaM "pil. 0 y e r 1 p o HjJt e pj r a t eJJp r 1 Jolf s 5. Ml5iIlSn5 IE p. nOjo J?lsfi 111 y D F 'B ARaalE .PIP E'B'S 13 sly. 116x2 .NCI OiB is. jWt2B$ZL jTeTs re 1 1 sn a aIbiiVbIr b birIaBv AMTISnRji m TtltfTE rU'pIeIsBn j t!a BiATSto IJeJu 1 jo I T av tWa!l lOtE UAifll L5rpSilJ6iTlo!ft;Eig Test Blood f'- eJV'Vaw'i ISM."- "'! : 5 c .y vv, l-'-V - : 1 ' t'Vl iii.'4 Members of th Marines' Second Parachute Battalloa at San Diego. Calif., leaped to test pulse and blood pressure reactions as medical experiments In the reactions of chutists were launched with th resumption ef skr training. Medical checks showed both puis and and after jump. AT JAST PACE Two Models Are Tried Out Successfully In Region Around Klamath Falls. Klamath Falls (UP) On of the farmer's most back-breaking tasks, "picking" potatoes, toon may b handled entirely by ma chine, if recent experiment on two big potato ranche In this area continue to prove success ful. Developed independently by two rancher of the Klamath basin, the mechanized digger hav eliminated from 80 to 70 per cent of the labor required to hand-sack the same amount of potatoes which they handle In a day. They may reduce harvest costs by an equal amount, the owner said. With national de fense Industries and their high pay ' drawing heavily on the available supply of labor, the machines promise to solve the pressing need of growers of the area for farm hands at harvest time. Adoption To Be Slow Because a farm labor shortage already exists, there seems little chance that Introduction of the machine on a wide scale will bring about any economic or labor dislocation. When the mechanized cotton picker wa introduced In the south. It was done gradually, giving displaced pickers time, If possible, to find work In other fields. Deipite th greater ipeed and efficiency of th two machine, at least one Important defect In both remain to be Ironed out, according to th Inventor Neither will work successfully In anything but sandy loam-typo toll. It 1 expected that develop ment will make each practical for us In any type soil. Frank Bell, Tulelake, farmer and an electrician, mechanic and World war veteran, pro duced the first machine of thla type. According to Bell, he got th Idea for the picker eight year ago, but It was not until 1939 that he built and operated hi first on. Working on row at a time. the picker 1 manned by nine men and can pick about z.ouu field sacks In a 10-hour day. covering about five acres and doing the work of 20 to 24 men. Women Run Machine The machine Is easy to us, Bell said, pointing out that most of his potato harvest work this year wa handled by women, sine little remains for the work ers to do but sort the potatoes according to siz as they ar carried by on a conveyor belt. Th other mechanical potato digger was developed this year by Harold McPherton, superln tendent of a large Klamath basin ranch. Although it handle two row at once, It runs slower than th Bell machine and re quire! mora laborer to man It. The machine, with a crew ot 10 to 12 men, will pick 10 to 13 MACHINES DIG, PICK POTATOES Pressure ..r : .-., - ,... -i . t 'j h.V-- tS' "4.1 blood prestur want up before acre In a 20-hour working shift, doing the work of 24 hand pickers, according to McPher son. It wa developed entirely for home operation, however. and will not b built for sal, he said. Labor Shortage Held Only Food Drive Foe Corvallls Spl.) Shortage of farm labor is the only serious obstacle In th way of Oregon meeting its goal In th food-for-defense program, believe county U3DA agricultural de fens board which hav held meetings In all ot Oregon' 36 eountle. Member of th state board who participated In the 30 coun ty meeting report that, almost without exception, the county boards believe the desired in crease In certain strategic crops can be met If enough labor is available to do the work. In numerous instances th county groups war willing to set their goals at a higher figure than suggested. Compilation of the county goal 1 now being made and will, when totaled, consti tute tli final and official state goal for 1942. U. S. Tax Exemptions Are Open to Cities Eugene fSpl.) Cities should claim exemptions from the new federal excise taxe Imposed when th president signed th revenue act of 1941, says Her man Kehrll, executive secretary of the bureau of municipal re search University of Oregon. Mr. Kehrll, In cooperation with the League of Oregon Cities, recently released a pamphlet to all municipalities concerning the new taxes and exemptions. The pamphlet points out that th cost of government In every city, county and school district will Increase unnecessarily un less purchasing officials take full advantage of the tax exemption. Municipalities as well as all other employer must hereafter file Information returns on em' ploye earnings when the earn ing amount to S730 or more a year. City officials should bear tn mind also that cities are ellgl bla to a refund of the five-cent stat tax on gasoline used In city automobiles and equipment, HO AUTO SHORTAGE North Vernon, Ind. (rV- Ben I. Slockdale, 76-year-old re tired mechanic. Isn't worried about the automobile shortage threatened by th national de fens program. He' driving a 1913 model automobile and should that give out he has a 1902 car that's still In running order. DOO'S LIFCT Burwell, Neb.O') Dr. R. S Cram's Laborado retriever leed anything but a dog's life. Their kennels, located on a landscaped 13-acre tract, ar equipped with steam heat, hardwood floor, lectrlc lights and baths. FIVE-CENT BAIL New York WP Five-cent ball was set for a 21 year-old girl accused of forgery by her em ployer. Bondsmen said It would cost th girl $10 for a surety bond for the nickel inc that is th lowt premium charge. o ' 1 s i e J tai'A:.v4i LODGE NOTICES STATED COMMUNICATION Reamea Chapter. O. B. 8, will meet Thursday at 8 "'r p. m. at Masonic tempi. V Social matting by officer with refreahmenta and card. Visit ing members Invited. Clair N orris, worthy matron. Hatu Alden, ascrttary. Meteorological Report By C. 8. WEATHER RIIHEAC Forecasts Medford and vlelnlty: Occasional rain tonight and Friday. Llttl Changs la temperature. Oregon! Occasional rain tonight tnd Friday. Llttl chanj In tem perature. Strong eoulherly winds off shore. Occasional gala lab to night aa early Friday. Local Dai Temperature a year ago today! nigneti, 04; lowest, 86. Total monthly precipitation, A3 Inch. Excess (or the month, .04 Inch. Total precipitation since Septem 1, 1941, 8.8 inches. Excess (or th Hum, .74 Inches. Relative humidity at 4:30 p. tn. yesterday, 3, 4 SO a. m. today. 96. Tomorrow 1 aunrtae. 7:00 a. m l unset, 4:61 p. m. Ooeervstmns Taken at 4. f a. ax It Meridian Tim. ft I if a 1 r f1 Mil Bols Boston 61 46 63 66 68 4 7 6 47 81 86 SO 6S RoMbuny. 66 Salt talis 66 Sen Franolno. 61 Sattl 1 61 Spokan 80 Wash, D. C. 4 Yakima 68 Welcome Bills Crafton, O. (AP) Electricity consumer got their October bills as usual in this Lorain county village but all ware marked paid. It wa th third time in two years that th village board of public affairs had declared a "dividend." BAD EXAMPLE Fort Monroe, Va. (tP) A Tarxan-type sergeant herded his men Into the room for blood test, assuring them it was noth ing and would soon be over, then keeled over In a faint when th needle was applied to his arm. Travel Table AIRPLANE , . . 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