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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1941.
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L03T AND FOUND
LOST Billfold. Standard Oil Credit
Card. Call 8205.
LOST Black and white female
springer Spaniel. Tear old. Answers
name "Lady". Mrs. Stevens, corner
Spring St. and Wabash. Phone 2261.
LOST Girl's glasses in parking lot
by Valley Fuel Co. Call 0000.
LOST Black billfold containing so
cial security and draft carda and
89 cash. Luther T. Poole, Central
Point.
FOUND 3 auto keys on chain. Call
at Tribune office. Pay for adv.
REPOR'I tost oum. animal cruelty
cases Humane Soct-ty Phune 6161
WANTED MALE KELP
PRUNER8 WANTED - Rogue River
Orchards End of .'Co Central.
WANTED FEMALE HELP
WANTED Woman for general house
work. Better than avera, wage for
responsible person. Apply 1455 No.
Riverside.
WANTED Reliable woman to care
for baby; go boms nights. 1406
Euclid Ave.
WANTED Woman for general house
work. Call 4131.
RELIABLE woman for housework and
care two small children. Weekly
' wage, room and board. Box 1295,
Tribune.
WANTED SITUATIONS
CARPENTER work wanted. Day, hour
or cont. Also painting, Good refer
ence. 242 N. Front St. Phone 4336.
BUTCHER wants Job. 20 years exper
ience; wholesale and retail; might
consider selling or anything worth
while. Cooper. Tel. 8954.
STENOGRAPHER, Thoroughly exper
ienced, accustomed to rapid dicta
tion and meeting public, fast typist.
Interested In part time, temporary
or permanent work. Phone 3742.
WANTED Steady position by young
laoy thoroughly experienced in
credits, meeting public. Expert
, stenographer, bookkeeper. Steadily
employed, available on two weeks
notice Box 1058. Care Tribune.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
3-TON TRUCK going to San Fran
cisco Wednesday. Want some one
with furniture or what have you
to share expenses. Harold Davis.
Tribune, Box 981.
PARTNER for good business, with
or without your service. Good mon
ey to right psrtv. Small investment.
Tribune. Box 933.
WANTED Female Boston Bull or
up. State price. Alois Hansel,
alln. Ore.
WANTED TO RENT 2 or 8-roora
cottase in rear by reliable person.
Box 990 Tribune.
WANT TO R ENT Three or four
room furnished house with parage,
cot to exceed 625. Box 978 Tribune.
WANTED TO TRADE for hay, I iron
wheeled, John Deere wagon and
one 3-horse disc. Phone 2054. C
Owen, Orchard Home Drive.
WANT TO LEASE Place suitable for
hamburger stand. Write or call at
730 Oak Street, Medford.
WANTED A few more men to take
advantage of our weekly rates Big.
warm lobby. Hean comforts bis
beds, hot showers, single rooms.
63 00 and up. Crater Hotel. 80 S
Central.
PAINTINO and kalaomlntng. No fob
too big or too small Phone 2083
All work guaranteed. B- R. Carey.
WANTED TO BUY Small going res
taurant vittaDie for man and wife
Box 254. Tribune.
WELL DRiLLINO 61 60 per ft first
80 ft. etc J M Dndne 619 King
W1I4. P4V MIWT ChH
Fm 0K Used Furniture
ROIHRIHtk FIRMTIRB
18 North Frotit Phrme 4028
but PKirpn p4iD
Vw Tour Furniture
fMTM FI HMT1 Hf Phfine r?6
FOR RENT HOUSES
FOR RENT Modem, 8 bedroom
bouae. bsrdwood floors, fire place,
close to blgb and grade schools.
401 King.
FOR RENT Newly decorated, modem
5-room furnished house. Close In
on pavement. Adulu. Phone 6187.
FOR PENT Unfurnished houses. 317
Portland Ave., and 830 Edwards.
FOR RENT New 6-r"om house; fire,
plsce. hsrdwood floors; nsar school.
1911 Rtddy.
STRNISHED 2 .room
Phone 4M7.
cabin. (13.
POR RFXT Two houses PsrtlJ fur-,
ni'U uasei aM new racllic 1
KiChwa. 1
FOR RENT HOUSES
FOR RENT 5-room bouae. Inqulra
Medford Futl. 1132 North Antral. I
FOR RENT 4-room bouse, cloaa la.
electrically equipped. 316 So. Or
ange FOR RENT 6 room modern bouae;
garage. Inquire 810 Bo, Rlverald
BOUSE FOR RENT 20 Tripp.
FOR RENT Furnished 8 -room house
electric stove, fireplace Adulta
Phone 6023. Dark Grocery
.TRUCKS FOR RENT Move yourself
Save balf Prultfa Mobilgaa Sta
tion Main and Ivv Phone 4145
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
2-ROOM furnished apartment, ground
floor; heated. 229 No. Ivy.
FOR RENT 2 -room apartment, gar
age. 22 Almond.
WARM furnished apartment. Private
bath, frlgldalni. 606 W. Main.
FOR RENT P and P apartment
a rooms and bath gaa beat. In
quire 211 West 6 th
FOR RENT Nicely furnished apart
ment. 403 Newtown.
FURNISHED apartment.
2nd.
ATTRACTIVE 4-rm. furnished apt.,
steam heat, frlgldalre. over HoUo
way'a Grocery. Ph. 3826.
FURNISHED apartment. Frlgldalre.
electric stove. Holland Hotel.
FURN APT Steam heat, hot water.
Frlgldalre 503 8 Holly St.
FOR RENT Furnished Rooms
ROOMS For Rent. 323 No. Central.
WARM ROOM. 802 East Jackson.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished sleep,
lng room for gentleman 326 South
Riverside
CLEAN rooms, new Simmons Inner
spring mattresaea; warm lobby:
plenty hot water, circulating air
heat; single 83 00 weekly and up
Crater Hotel. 80 South Central.
Right down town.
ATTRACTIVE ROOMS. 404 S. Grape.
FOR RENT BOARD ROOM
'board A ROOM 716 E. Main
FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT OR LEASE Oood loca
tion for restaurant or filling sta
tion. Box 938. c-o Tribune.
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE: Duroc weaner pigs, over
3 months old. Howard Avenue, J.
P. Todd.
WANTED All kinds of livestock.
Tribune, Box 948.
, FOR SALE 4 feeder pigs. 1st bouse
So. of Leverette't on right.
FOR SALE Feeder pig. Will trade
for small cook stove. C. J. Aiken.
Morrow Rd.
fMFST SELL AT ONCE 68 purebred
White Giant rabbits and hutches,
840. inquire 303 Beach St., Ash
I land, Oregon.
! FOR SALE Duroc weaner pigs. Phone
t 2054. C. Owen. Orchard Home Drive.
(CASH for old horwa Dial 6376
FOR SALE POULTRY
30 BARRED ROCK PULLETS for sale,
61 each. 1207 Wwt 10th.
FOR EXCHANGE Real EstaU
SALE OR EXCHANGE Improved 40
acres. Irrigated. Twin Fall. Idaho,
for small auto court or groceries
of litre value. Write or see owner
st 730 Oak Street. Medford.
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
I FOR SALE 6-room modern house.
oax floors, one acre bottom land.
-Cheap for caeb or will trade. A. P.
Flowers. Cor. 12th and Front.
FOR SALE Owner, 6-room house,
corner pavement, bullt-tns. 61750,
6800 cash. Would consider late mod
el car. 406 Beatty, Forenoon and
evening.
HOME FOR SALE On Tiller-Trail
Hlway. Inquire at Ivan Sneed. 2
miles above Trail. Price 6800.00.
Would consider trailer house as
part payment.
FOR SALE 189 seres, free water,
good bull dinar. Dairy ranch; stock
ed and equipped; Ladlno and slf
slfs. All yesr around creek. Box
1203, Tribune.
S2850
SUBURBAN
8 acres, new modern house, eouth
west of Medford. Good road.
Aim
S4500
PAVED ROAD
10 acres. 8-room modern house, bsrn.
and outbuildings. Make sn offer
today.
Also
S5000
EAST BIDE BEACTT
8 full rooms, full floored attic, all
modern, fireplace, basement, auto
ma tic oil furnace, lots of shade
and nice lawn.
Also
$3500
Brand new 8-room homo, paved
street, nesr school, hardwood floor,
fireplace.
MARK A. OOLDT
Phone S2S6 104 I. Mala St.
Evenings 9417 Beebe
WODFR 6-room house, excellent
condition, flrerlaoe. hardwood floors,
enclosed porch. Isundrr trays. Tm
m"i'i ooesesslon. H. L. Cook.
11M W. Main.
80 ACTES. 10 miles north of Medford.
Oood lend, food well. Improved,
msll mute, bus route, cresm route
st door. For sale rea-vmabie. Write
O. L Jackson. 17S1 D Street,
Sparks, Nevsds.
ACREAGE FOR SALE
13 a-rea. acres under ditch In
cultivation, balance young bard,
wood trees. One-half mile from
city limits Orsnta Psas on county
road, with eie"-trt power line, msll
earner and s-hool bus. R. E. Kub.1
msn. Grants Psas. Ore.
FOR SALRHouse snd lot In Butte
Pslls. Clifford B. Moore. Rt. 4.
Bo I 14. Medford. Woodrow La ns. '
RU1I J'lNO A HOME Lrt ne handle
all deu on IS et fha nana.
Qulcaij. sUlclsiiUs. uotdf A suet
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
FOR 6 ALE OR RENT One acre or
lraa. 2 -room bouae. Orant Walker,
Phoenix.
FOR SALE Medford Improved prop
erties, Ben Vtmont. Aate.
'CITY and country pro pert lea Rental
boana insurance C 5 Butterfitid
409 ad ad lord Building
W HEN YOU think of real estate
think of the Spencer- Barley
Air-nr 107 W Main
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
1931 FORD Truck, LB. Priced rtffht.
Rt 1, Box 68, C. P., West Beall
Lana,
36 V-8 Coupe, good condition, leaving
for navy, will sacrifice. Call 8682,
Afternoons.
1936 PONTTAO 4 -door sedan, prloed
for quick sale. Hooper's Radiator
Serriee, 33 South Burtlett St.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Prlgldalre. 625 00. Mrs.
Bdeson, Talent.
STEM -PUNCTURED Comloe. 60c per
lug box. Bring your own container.
Call at Medford Ice k Storage Co,
7 x 20 Ft. Trailer House, Just com
pleted. No reasonable cash offer re
fused. Apt. 23. 217 So. Riverside. '
FOR SALE Or trade for livestock.
Late model, three unit Magneto
Delaval milker. Galvanized watering
trough, also other dairy equipment.
Marie Collins, Route 1, Central
Point. Phone 1QXX2.
FOR SALE My equity In an electric
Hawaiian guitar. 1031 Narregan.
KRAUT CABBAOE for sale. Cum-
mlnga Garden. Midway Road, lc lb.
FOR SALE Approximately 1000 yards
buckshot soil. One Black and
Decker Jack hammer with 24
attachments. 126 feet electric
line. One hand tamprr. One 24x30
lncn roller. Phone 2833.
' FOR 8 ALE Low priced lumber ot
any building materials Csll us oe
1 fore fuu Duy R O Stephenson Co
I Court and McA.drewt Telephone
3000 '
FOR SALE Mountain fir sawdust for
fuel FABER'S FARMERS SUPPLY
Phone 4449.
USED circulating heater. 616. Crater
Metal Engineering. 142 N. Front
USED Heatrola coal circulator, perfect
condition. 625. Crater Metal & En
gineering. 142 N. Front.
ORDERS TAKEN for Real Silk Hos
iery. Phone 2003 829 Apple.
EXCELLENT values In used washers
rad los. re frige rators . Pick Hd w e.
FOR 8A1.E Pars and apples Joe
Kan tor 3 ml lea north Talent
REAL BUYS ID used clothing 1405
No Riverside serosa from Beck's
Bakery
WOOD- Dry fir and laurel. Associ
ated Station. 700 8 Main. Tel. 3859
DRY FIR for sale Phone 6180 aftet
6:00 o'clock
FIR SLABS Buy Now City Fuel
Phone 41 14
MISCELLANEOUS
NOTICE I will not be responsible
for any bills contracted other than
myself. LeRoy Rodau.
PERSONAL
MRS. DELMAR Palmist Gives ad
vice on all affairs of life; all ques
tions answered free. Rainbow Auto
Camp, Highway 99, North.
Pslmtstrv Crystsl Reading D Miller
Ph 3448 480 Mountain Ave Asnlfftid
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Antiques
EARLY AMERICAN OLASS at the
sign 6 miles soutb of O rati la Pass
or I mile nurtb of Savsgs Rapid,
dam on Highway 99
Assarer
A88AVER W O Wright. 3311 Capi
tal Ave City 60 of water reservoir
Oold tl. copper SI. clnnaowr S3
Chimney Sweep
CHIMNEY Sweep Also furnsoes and
011 stoves clesned Cell Oeo Bsuin
SSNo rroln Prmne 4240
Carpentering
LESLIE RALSTON. Oeneral Contract
ing, fine finishing work All kinds
Carpentering Por estimates please
call at 701 N Rlrerlde or Tel 2SB1
Chiropodist.
FOOT SUFFERERS Opening modern
Chiropody offices corns, callouses.
Ingrown nslla removed arches cor
rected Dr. Arnold M Depner, Chir
opodist, Foot Specialist. 317 luh
rer Bids Phone S103
Dressmaking
THE FASHION SNoP Dressmaking
Fur Remodeling Buttons and
Buckles covered Room So3 U S
National Bank Bldg Tsl (Ml
DREcSMARINO Attentions, tailor
ing Bstherttie Satterlee. Slngel
"hop tl Orspe
Expert Window Cleaner
LZl OEURCIt DO IT 1
RXPERl Window Cleaner Oeneral
houas clesners. fluur wsxlng psinw
In, Oo e Ol. ard Phune 39 M
Floor Sanding and Refinlshlng
FOR smoother sanding Jobs, a more
lasting rinlah. call J. C. Relswlg,
Jaavnvllle
NURSERY STOCK
CARLTON NURSERY
The only nursery In Southern Oregon
with a complete stock of fruit, out
and ehsde trees snd ornamental
shrubs and plants on nanj during
ail the planting season
Carl toe Nursery, 63nd year
4 miles South of Med.'ord 00
Pacific Highway. Look for the
Mtr-o-lite alga. Phone 6234
FINEST QUALITY NURSERY STOCK
at Lowet Price in years. Call or
writ Alwyr Co , Rt 3. Bol 16. North
M1:o'd nw h:,hsT
Vacuum Cleaner Ssrvlce
GUARANTEED SERVICE on sll makes
of vacjiim cleaners Cslled for snd
delivered free, rsldmao lieculc
Foam 671.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
MONEY TO LOAN
TOO ARE INVITED
to see us for
CASH
PROMPT FRIENDLY SERVICE
on
Car. Livestock snd Personal Loans
OREOON F1NANCK CO.
W. E. Thomas. Mgr.
Lie. No. B-ll M-217
4S So. Central Dial 445!
Home owned and managed Since 1938
WE IOAN MONEY ON
YOUR CAR
Attractive Rates
OOAS1 FINANCE
Harold H Brown Agency
License Sll
138 East Main Phons 1446.
Rooting
WE REPAIR or apply any typs of
roof Pa Deo Roofings. Bhliiglee
Costings snd Psinta Nsw sujck
" Wsll Paper Ekerson Pslnt snd
Roof To . i8 So Bsrtlett Tel S84S
JOE SMITH YOUR ROOFER
All Root rruuoles taken care of
All work guaranteed
Call 3788 or 2349. 301 Haven.
Traniter
CITY TRANSFER ft STORAGE CO
Huuaehold moving and general
hauliug 4 B Orape Phone 4C64
Day or night
FURNITURE MOVINO AND STOR
AOS We havs vsn moving squlp
uisnt for iocs! snd long disieuor
Dsullng Dry snd clesn store te
I concrete building 1 with special
locker rooms st low rates
SAMSON 61 OR AO E WAREHOUSE
Phone 3756
EAUS THANSPER 8t STORAGE CO
Office 16 South Fir Phone MUS
Prices right Service gusrsuteed
DAVIS TRANSFER AND 8TORAOI
40 8 Fit Street
Insured Csrners
Local and Long Distance Hauling
Phone )8h8
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice of First Meeting oi
Creditors
In the District Court of the
United States for the District
of Oregon.
In the Matter of William Mason
Streeter. Bankrupt.
No. B-26587.
To the creditors of William
Mason Streeter of Medford, Jack
son County, District aforesaid,
bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on
the 20th day of December, 1941,
William Mason Streeter was ad
judicated bankrupt; and that the
first meeting of his creditors will
be held in the office of the ref
eree. Jackson County. Bank
Building, Medford, Oregon, on
the 13th day of January, 1942,
at 10:00 a, m., at which time and
place his creditors may attend,
prove their claims, appoint a
Trustee, examine the bankrupt,
and transact such other business
ai may properly come before
said meeting.
December 29, 1941.
KENNETH G. DENMAN,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
The Grange
Phoenix Grange
Phoenix Grange members met
at the hall, December 21, and
enjoyed a covered dish dinner
at 1 p. m. Following this the
installation service was held, O.
C. Maust acting as Installing of
ficer, Mrs. Maust as marshal
Ray Ward and Mrs. Dolly Ste
vens as regalia bearers, Mrs.
Mildred Ward as pianist,
Vaughn Quackenbush as soloist,
Elva Caster as chaplain.
The following were installed:
Master, Roy Bolz; overseer,
George Armstrong; lecturer,
Madeline Barrett; chaplain,
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Ward; treasurer, Lillian Cole
man; steward. Bill Poling; gate
keeper, Andrew Stevens; assist-1
ant steward Ray Ward; lady as-1
sistant steward, Zelpha Arm-1
strong; Flora, Maggie Germer; '
Ceres, Mabel Quackenbush; Po
mona, Francis Dudley; musician,
Vaughn Quackenbush; executive
committee, Elvin Inman, and
George Drake. Charles Pickel,
the other executive member was
not present for installation.
Each member of the team and
each officer installed was pre
sented with a corsage of holly.
Following the service the new
master appointed committees
for the coming year.
First meeting of grange under
the new officers will be held
the second Tuesday night in
January.
Gold Hill Grange
Gold Hill grange met '.n regu
lar session December 18 and
Master Howes obligated Jimmie
Cummlngs in third and fourth
degrees. As the newly-elected
assistant steward, bam Jones,
had Joined the service, Jimmie
Cummines was elected his suc
cessor in readiness for installa
tion at Central Point December
28.
Plans were started for the
grange New Year's turkey din
ner to be held January 4 at
noon.
A bridal shower was held for
the newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs
James Cummlngs and they re
ceived many useful gifts. Birth
days In the last quarter were
also celebrated. . Tables were
beautifully decorated in the
Christmas motif. Hostesses were
Mrs. Fanny Long and Mrs. Eva
Wigle, assisted by Florence
Howes.
Grange held Its Christmas tree
party December 19 under direc
tion of Dorothy McGuire. Den-
nis McGuire and Jesse Fish led
the group in singing. Irene
Johnson showed two tableaus,
and there were games, exchange
of gifts, treats and square danc
ing. Music was provided by
Dorothy McGuire and Jans?
Marsden at the piano and Mr.
Perry, violin.
Sams Valley Grange ;
A social evening and old
fashioned watch party will be
held December 31, New Year's
eve, at Sams Valley grange for
members, their famlliet and in
vited guests. There will be no
charge but ladies attending are
asked to bring sandwiches or
cake for the supper.
Gold Hill, fee 29. Spl
Jack Martin returned to his
home here last week front Bur
lingame, Ctllf., where he has
been employed for the past sev
eral months.
I. o. Nerrtl left Tuesday for Bel
llnghem, inuh, to visit relatives over
the bolissys.
Bob Krnaston returned here from
Toleda, Ohio, Wednesday to spend
the halldays with his parents, Mr.
and Vra. R. L. Kenaston. Ray Ken
sstoo of Oakland. Calif., accompanied
his srother here.
Balph Cupp of Port Klamath Is a
gunt of his sister and brother-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Merrlt Davla and
mlly.
. Recent fueaU of ths Bocy Tepovac
family were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cham,
berlaln and two daughters of Mash,
field.
Milton Stelnmeta of Portland spent
Christmas day hers with his wife and
three sons.
Several local residents took the ex
amination for drivers licenses last
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LODGE NOTICES
This column Is reserved for notices
of any kind and all fraternal
and service organisations are In
vlted lo uae IL Rates lOe line
first Insertion, so a line for each
follpwlnt lncrtlon.
Meeting a p.
Monday.
K NIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
Visiting KnlgnU wet.
Wednesday while the earamlner eras
at the city ball.
Mr. and Mrs. Mslvtn Davis of ,Ash
land were Christmas day guests ot
Mrs. Davla' parents. Mr. and Mrs-
Earl Cook and son, Kenneth.
Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Palmsrtoa ef,
Rogue River were Christmas day
guests of Mrs. Psimsrton's eon sag
dsughter-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. etr-
Mt Davis and two children.
Ray Kllgore of Bonansa. Ore. vis
ited relsuvee and friends ben last
Tuesday and was accompanist back
to Bonansa by bis daughter, Olorla.
who will return here after Its boll
dsy vacation, to attend echost
John Becker ef Sweet Borne. Ore
gon, la visiting bis brother, Abe Beck
er of the Oold Hill drug store.
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorgs Taylor, who
have been leasing ths Beaver Auto
Court, are moving Mis week to
Grants Pass.
Eighteen gift psclages were pre
pared and mailed left week to local
boys In the army or navy, whose ad
dresses were made gnown to the com
mittee from thlt sommunlty. Prac
tically every lode, and organisation
In town wss resnsented la the pro
ject. Cubs of Dra I and Den Chief Pat
Whltmore enartalnsd their mothers
st a Chrtstrsts party Tuesday at the
Cleo Ollchrkt boms.
Among letal young people wbo en
joyed skllsf at Crater Lake last Bun
day were Mr. and Mrs. Llndsey Dor
man, Raymond Blslr, Mary Lou Ty
gart. Wsllsoe Iverson, Frank and Le
roy Carter, Alvls and Myrtle Winn,
Crelsllon Thompson and Norman
Blslr.
WMley Robinson and niece, Mrs,
Plormce Adsms, are gueeta this week
of Mr. Robinson's sister and brother-Is-Jaw,
Mr. and Mrs, Bart Evens of
Treks.
Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Cook and baby
daughter of Pleeervllle, Calif, were
resent visitors hare en route to Port
land to spend the holidays.
Recent guests at the Dennis Mo
Oulre home were Mr. and Mrs. R, K.
McMlchael snd son, Randall, and
daughter, Cellle, ot Ban Franelseo.
Mrs. McGuire Is Mr. McMlehaal's sis
ter. Meteorological Report
By 11. S. vVr.ATHEW BUREAU
' " Torerasta
Medford and vicinity: Little change
In temperature today and tonight.
Oregon: Little ohanoe la tempera
ture today and tonight. Occasions
snow east of the 130th meridian."
Local Data
Temperature a year ago today:
Hlgheet 64; Lowest Si.
RslsUve humidity at 440 p. m.
yesterday 68: 4:80 a. m. today .
Tomorrow Sunrise 7 :36 a. m. B un
set 4:48 p. m.
Observatlone Teksn at 4:8 a. 1
Its Meridian Tim.
If
crrr
Boise
Boston
Chicago
Denver
Eureka
Hsvrs
Los Angeles ,
Medford
New York .
Omaha
Phoenll .
Portlsnd
Reno .......
, a 87
, 40 38
. 86 IS
. 84 1
. 68 44
. -4 -16
, 66 48
. 41 88
, 86 81
. 14 10
. 66 84
. 44 84
, 84 13
, 86 84
Roeeburg -
Salt Lake -
nan Franelseo..-. 68 4T
Sesttle 48 80
Spoksne 38 14
Wash., D. 0 40 86
Yakima 83 38
Travel Table
AIRPLANES
Rorth bound
Lesve Msl Is Close
4:68 a. m. 4:14 a. m.
13:38 p. m. 11 AS a as.
4 03 p m . (Flag stop) Ho mall
6-3 p. m rag stop) 8 SS p. m.
South bound
Lesve Malls Closa
10 47 a. at. 10 .03 a. en.
3:37 p.m. fFlsgstop) Do mall
6 41 p. m (Flagstop) 447 p. m.
U43 p. av 17 p. at.
TRAINS
northbound
Lesve
MsllsCto
11:33 a. at,
10:33 a. I
7 AO f. at.
(40 p. i
Southbound
stalls Cleee
7. 88 a. m.
6.66 p. as.
646 a. as.
446 p. ay.
Soutb
1J-06 a. as.
6:60 a. sa.
S40 a. as.
8 68 p. as.
Worth
ISO a BL
740 s. m,
646 a. m.
1 .40 p m.
46 p.
s 00 p. aa.
te msmatb fsUs
06 p av
From Rlsmatk Pans
6:80 a SL
() To Aahlsnd only.
() To Orsnte Pass only.
Rote: Auto connecting first elsss
msll elosee st 6 OS a m for delivery
at points north of Bugene and at tM
p m for delivery at points eouta of
pui astsuu, cam.
by Phoebe Atwood Taylor
Oiapter 38
Trip To Boston
FREDDT DOANE. followed by
her Hldier boy friend, rushed
out toosey as he was starting up
tha front steps.
Aa?y. thank heavens you're
bacfc we've aimply been going
benerk!" Freddy said. "Have you
bund Miss Olive yetT Where've
tsu been? Why don't you say
where you've been and what
you've been doing, AseyT Tell us
everything!"
"If you'd Just give me a chance
to open my mouth," Aseysaid. "I
might Is everything okay here?"
"Comparatively speaking, yes."
Freddy said. "I mean, no one else
has been killed! Asey, where have
you been?"
"Hither an' yon." Asey said. "1
seen Bram Reid, an'"
"Oh, we know that! Ha told us
go!" Freddy said. "Where else?"
1 dropped in on the oldest in
habitant, Mrs. Harris. Very
sprightly ole lady, she is. an'
"Yes, yes, we know that! Jennie
found that ouL And we know you
made a million phone calls, too.
But where've you been since?"
"I borrowed Bill's plane," Asey
said, "an' flew up to Boston an'
back. Refreshin' little trip look.
everything really okay here, is
It?"
"Yea. vea! Will vou "
Asey turned around and went
back to the car.
"Okay. Miss Olive," he said. "I
eueas vou can come"
"Miss Olive!" Freddy said. "Is
she in there? I didn't see neri un.
Miss Olive! Oh. I'm so (lad I'm
so hsDDV I'm so relieved! Miu
Olive, this is Phil! Miss Olive,
where've you been? Where did
he find you?"
"I found her a Jong while ago,"
Asey said. "About two shakes
after I left here didn't Bram
Reid tell you? Huh. Come to think
of it, I guess I told him not to,
didn't I? Corns along, Miss Olive.
We might aa well get this over
with. Come along out to the
kitchen an' let's get you settled!"
Her appearance in the kitchen
doorway raised an immediate din,
which Asey promptly put a stop
to.
"Just s sec," he said, "before
you get goln. Let's have that pin
cushion, Rankinl"
Rankin's hand cams out of his
pocket with a gun in it, but be
fore his finger had a chance to
squeeie the trigger Washy Doana's
rolling pin had knocked him over
backwards to the floor.
"Gun was emoW." Washy In
formed Aaev. "I unloaded it. like
you told me before you left He
never guessed, neither. But I
couldn't resist boDDln' somebody
after sll these years huh, I guess
that hit him kind of hard, didn't
it Doc?"
"Yon know damn well you
did!" Cummlngs said. "And look
at the job I've got, stitching him
upl There's s pincushion in his
pocket sll right Here, Asey,
catch.
Ha tossed tha red tomato Bin
cushion to Asey, who, in turn,
presented it to Miss Olive.
"Here," he said. "I think if you
slice It yup, I think I'm right
What seems to be stem is a key.
Bee if it ain't"
Hi Kay
IVrTH his carving knife. Washy
' ' divided the pincushion In two,
snd, with pride, displayed the
thin key imbedded in the wad-
rung.
"What's that for. Miss Olive?'
Freddy demanded. "What's that
the key to?"
Miss Olive shook her head.
"I don't know. dear. I've had
ths pincushion for years, snd
never knew of the key's exis
tence! I knew there was a nam
stem in the middle, but I never
suspected it might be a keyl How
amazing! It eeruinly proves that
my cousin was nulla wrong about
the oincushiont"
"What d'you mean?" Asey asked
oulrklv.
"The pincushion was mailed to
her about twenty years ago," Miss
Olive said. "Just mailed, done
up in brown paper, without any
senders address or any exolana.
tlon at sll. My cousin, Mrs. John
Beadle, puitled about it and fi
nally decided it was one that had
belonged to my mother she'd
been Mrs. John Beadle, too, you
see and was supposedly stolen
from her by s maid, and that the
maid had mailed it back in a Al
ot conscience. Mr. Mayo, how did
vou know about tha kev?"
"Look. Miss Olive," Cummlngs
Rot up from ths floor where he
ad been kneeling beside Rankin.
"how did Asey find you? Where've
you been?"
"He stopped me In the village
aarlv this morning, aa I was driv
ing back here, and took me to his
friends the porters. I ve been
there until he picked ms uo
few minutes sgo. snd really,
Miss Olive aald rather wistfully.
"I don't know much of anything
that's gone on. Mr. Mayo, how
did you knew about the key?"
"I guessed It" Asey said. "Ths
filncushion wasn't ot much value
tee It, so I Bggered there must be
R. A. F. Dropt Bombs
Oa Igsfastry Cifias
la Rhlnsltsd Sector
London, Dee. 29. (JPy Cet
many'l great ports of Wllhelms
hsven sod Emden snd ths Im
portant Industrial districts of
ths Rhlnelsnd were ths chief
targets ot overnight RAF sir
blows, delivered "in fores" and
with ths help of food westhet,
ths air ministry announced to
dsy. Ths rslds extended from
western Germany to France and
wait tha second, forays ovst
somthln' ot value in it Couldn't
be big, or you'd have found out
about it an' I had a hunch it
might be a key. Now, I'm goin' to
Rankin's room an' see if he don't
have, somewhere among his
things, the explanations 1 still
want So"
"You see here, Asey Mayo!"
Jennie said. "I ain't going to wait
a speck longer to understand
about all this! I want to know "
"So do I." Freddy said. "Did
Rankin really"
The clock which had gone on
a rampage and struck twenty-two
the night before was chiming two
when the group, with the excep
tion of Rankin, gathered together
in the Inn's living room.
"Of course," Cummings said
airily, "I knew all the time it
would be Rankin. I said so. I told
you countless times. I Asey, how
the hell did you ever find out it
was him, anyway?"
"When Jennie give me the eon
version unit I knew for sure,"
Asey said, "though I'd had my
doubts about him, oft an' on, be
fore that You see. Doc, what Jen
nie thought was part of a Vene
tian blind was a Colt forty-five
twenty-two conversion unit
"And what in the name ot alt
that's holy," Cummings demand
ed, "is that?"
To Jennie," Asey said with a
grin, "it's an Integral part of a
Venetian blind. Rankin's gun was
a forty-five, an' he kept it in his
bureau drawer, an' tola me so, an'
urged me to look at it You got it
there, Hanson? See, it's a Gov
ernment Model of 1911, Doc With
this unit Jennie found, you can
convert it in two shakes into s
twenty-two. I don't think there'
any doubt it'll turn out that this's
the twenty-two that killed both
Horace an Ann Joyce."
Keen Work
ALREADY found out, while I
a I was waiting for you this
forenoon," Cummings said, "that
Horace was killed by a bullet
from the same gun that killed tha
girl. Incidentally, I must tell you
that Rankin's first words, when
he came to, concerned you, Asey.
It seems he exnected you'd ba
sway from the Cape. In tact ha
was rather counting on your ab
sence. Tell me, how did you guess
about Rankin? When did you be
gin to suspect him?"
"Wa-el, Asey said, "when tha
only apparent link I could find
Between miss unve an me girt
was in each ot 'em havin' tha
same picture of the same man
with whiskers, an' in each of 'era ,
faintly resemoiuv eacn otner -"Whv.
thev both did have point
ed china!" Freddy said. "Mother,
you spoke of it oncer'
"Jennie noticea mat Asey sain.
Anvwsv. you wonder if thev'ra
related, an' you think of family.
nankin wss a genealogist, an
famllleg was his business. You
give me a good shove in tha right
direction, Doc, when you men
tioned the bank Rankin worked
for, an' hi diggln' up heirs for
estates."
Asey. is this that sort oi
thing?" Cummlngs demanded.
"Who's tha heir?"
"Way it stands now. Miss Olive
golly, Miss Olive, I never
thought to tell yout" Asey said.
"It's your mother's sister's estate,
an' it's kind of a thumpln' big
one. too." . ...
"But rm afraid.- Miss Olive
said gently, "that there's some
mistake! My mother never had a
sister. Of course, my mother died
when I wss born. But no one eves
mentioned her having a sister. I
never heard of onel"
"But she did." Asey said. -Know
that picture of the stern-looktn'
man with whiskers, stanain" in
front of the spiked fencer An'
there's s baby" . .
"He wss my srsndtstner. ana
the baby was my mother."
"An' the older girl was youi
mother's sister," Asev said.
"How simply amazing! I re
member asking who she was. once.
and being told It was a neignoor s
child!"
"It was your mothers siaier.
Aisv aairl. "an vmir aunL An' hef
great-grandchild was Ann Joyce."
-now now trie neu. i-iimmings
said in awe, "did you find that
out?"
"Angle Harris's mother has s
memory," Asey said. "Right oft
the bat, she recognized ths man
with the whiskers in the picture
I took from Ann Jovce's room. Ha
was the Reverend Henry Upjohn,
who once preached In town here,
an' he had two daughters. Lucy
an' Juanlta, Lucy bein' the baby.
An' the Reverend Henry's wife
died when Lucy was born. Miss
Olive, lust as your mother, Lucy,
died when you was born."
"I knew that" Miss Olive said.
"Well," Asey continued, "it
seems that one day the Reverend
Henry took Lucy visltin'. an'
when he come home, he found
Juanita'd eloped with an itinerant
music teacher named Msrcy Joyce.
That didn't set well with the Rev
erend Henry, one bit so after she
run sway he disowned her. in
effect That's most likely why
your mother wasn't ever told
about her errln' older sister. A ,
short time attar she run awav. tha
Reverend Henry moved to Balti
mors.
Te U eeattaee
narJ hsld Europe) on successive
nights. Seven British planes
were acknowledged missing.
Secondary targets, tha com
munique said, included docks at
Dunkerque, on ths "invsslon
coast" of Francs, and airdromes
In Holland.
Berlin, Dec. 29. (Official
Broadcast Recorded by 0Pl
Nina British planes were shot
down last ulght during raids on
northern and western Germany,
tha German high command de
clared today.
Closing time for Classified Ada 6
a, ss. Too Lets to ClsssUy 11:80
p. as.
Cst Mali Xrlbuae treat sds.