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Newspaper Page TextPARE SEVEN Want to Buy, Sell, or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It's Filled With Opportunities! t MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1942. Rnd nery ad an thla par I' uu arlll pritlMblt find ttftilly the t hi tic u iMV ttrn Iwik ItiK Uh aa of Iradf lot num 4riici tun ma have tnrrd mm lttr 1ur hmm un nwif find mini thins thrr rltlns ana) t ahh t rMli ,mi1lt rah If what mm want in'l hro rtertiM fn II Trihtin Oaa Iflrd adt art loapnlt frrctue. RATES ref ur Clrt inrtla , .1 Olinlmum tV garb dllilnal inftciilon, per . - , If (Minimum Ar Per llnr pet month without copy chunc I M CASH 0f money rdet must afrom panj all ouU order classified eds. LOVT AND FOUND LOST Combination pen and pencil put out by Texas Oulf Sulphur Company. Finder please return to O. I Trelchler. Central Point. TAKEN UP at Hlllcrest by sheriff's office, team of sorrel horses, owner may have same by contacting sher av Ills office and paying expenses. CAME to my place in the Meadows. 21 mllee north of Medford, one white faced yearling heifer. Owner may have same on proof of owner ship and paying for feed and ad. C. J. Logan. HEPOR'1 lust oo. animal cruelty cases Humane Society Phone 8161 WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Married man to live and work on small dairy. Tribune. Box 1841. WANTED All around automobile mechanic. Must have own tools, at exnerlence and references. A good job and good pay. Box 1863. WANTED Automobile body and fen der mechanic. One with painting experience preferred. Good proposi tion to right man. Olve references and full detalla first letter. Box 1310. Tribune. PRUNERS WANTED Rogue River Orchards End of ,vO central WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Experienced girl for house work. Phone 3453. -WANTED Housekeeper. Phon 6199 'RELIABLE woman for housework and care two small children. Weekly wage, room and board. Box Tribune 1395 W ANTED SITU A TIONS WANTED Secretarial position. All or part time. Tribune, Box 3075, REGISTERED nurae wishes private nursing. Phon 3984, 825 N. River side. Apt. 3. . TRUCK and tractor driver wants Job. Red Arrow Trailer Camp. Pboenlx. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Good red gilts and boar. Call 6373. GENTLEMAN would like to help drive to Seattle. Phon 8377, Med ford. WILL PAY CASH for late model elec tric refrigerator In gooa oonmuoo Phone 4310. wiurm to t r ARK Large furnish A ed house, at least 6 bedrooms, for w nursing horn. Apt. 2. 636 No. Riverside, WIDOW 86 With 22 years restaur ant experience, desire contact with nartv or partlea Interested i nartnerehln. Have almost com- nir enulnment. Prefer someone with cooking ability. Reference exchanged. Box 1374. Trlbun. WANTDD A dial from you. 4693, for estimate on bulit-ins to orucr. WANTED Your wash day porch to make comfortable with vitapane. Dial 4693. WANTED , rne furniture atovea. too la. or what have yout MEDFORD BAROAIN HOUSE 87 N. Gran P&on 744 WANTED A few more men to "eke .H.n... , nor week rates Bis warm lobbv. cleen comfortable bed hot shower, tlnrcle rooms - linn ., on Crater Hotel 80 B ) Central PAINTING and kalanmlnlng No fob too bl or too small Phone 2081 All work guaranteed C R c,nJ SCRAP IRON SCRAP METALS WANTED Your government need thl vital miunai rnr ueienaw. - -- Highest prlc: paid. MEDFORD BAROAIN HOUSE 87 N. Orap Phone 3744 Well nmt umi-ti 80 oer ft fir1 60 ft. etc J M Dirfne 619 King will. p miwi raM For (V0 Used rurnltur Hill IIKIHIK t'lHMTI R It North Frtrnt Phon 4038 Hlt I'KM'M P4H sir Tout Furniture trie f I HMII Hr fbone I'M" . FOR RENT HOUSES R RENT Small bouse nd acreag in city limit. Phon 4576 after 8-ROOM houes partly furnished. No water charge, 't block north Rooae "lt -(iool. Call Mrs. Steven. "81, during offlot hour. FOR RENT HOUSES furnished 2-room cabin. (11. Tel. 4947. FOR RENT 4-room houa wttn 1 cr of wrtltn land, 1 ml. from town. 412 00 per month. Inquire Maaonlc Hell. FOR RENT Modem, furnished house clow in: oil heat, a bed. 136. Key at SI I. Main. FOR RENT Nice furnished bouse. Ideal Court, corner Myrtle and Taylor 8U. Geo. Iveraon. FOR RENT 5 room modern house or W. 11th. Phone 43M. FOR RENT 8-room bouse, two bed rooms, sleeping porch, bath, Oullt tns, laundry trays. Near seruoi high. Inquire 1117 last Jackson. FOR RENT Nicely furnished duplet Oil beat, electric, kitchen. Maytag, over-stuffed Adult. 019 North Rlv erelde. 7-ROOM unfurnished bouse, close-in. reasonable rent. Phone 3868. FURNISHED 4-room bouse. Two acres, dose In. H. L. Cook. 1104 W Main. MODERN a-bedroom unfurnished house. H. L, Cook. 1104 w. Main. FOR RENT 7-room plastered houee with bath, large lot. (37.30 per month. L. a Plekell, 16 So. Bart lett. Phone 4380. FOR RENT 5-room house. Inquire Medford Fuel. 1133 North Tentral FOR RENT Furuiahed I -room house electric stove, fireplace Adults Pbone 6023. Darka Grocery rRUCKS FOR RENT Move Tourself Save half Prultt's MuDllaas Sta tlon Main and Ivv Phone 4145 FOR RENT APARTMENTS DOWNSTAIRS Phone 2398. apartments, $6, tit NEAT S-room 422 SO. water Sether. furnished duplex, paid. Victor C. FURNISHED 3 and 8-room apart ments. Aauita. Dot w. totn. GeBAUER APTS. Furn. or unfurn.. 3-8 rms . modern building, fine location. 6th and Oakdale. Ph. 8447. FOR RENT Lower 8-room furnished flat. Inquire 804 C. Main. FOR RENT 2-room autre apartment. Haven. furnished Inquire up 219 FOR RENT 3-room stairs apartment. furnished Inqulr up 319 Haven. FOR RENT F and F apartment 3 rooms and bath gas beat In quire 317 West 6th FOR RENT Nicely furnished apart ment 403 Newtown. FURNISHED apartment. Frtgldalr lectrlc stove Hollsnd Rotal. FURN APT Steam heat hot water Frlgiaalre 608 8 Holly St. FOR RENT furnished Rooms WARM ROOM 803 I. Jackaon. FOR RENT 2 aleeplng rooms, furn ish ed for gentleman. 82? no, cen tral. FURNISHED ROOM Furnace heat. 1223 West Main. FOR RENT Nicely furnished sleep ing room tor genuem.ai avo ooum Riverside CLEAN rooms, new Simmons Inner- spring msttressea; warm lobby; plenty hot water, circulating all heat: single 93 00 weekly and up Crater Hotel. 80 South Central Rlgbt down town. ATTRACTIVE ROOMS 404 S Grape FOR RENT BOARD. ROOM BOARD A ROOM 716 E Main. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS CORNER formerly occu-, pled by Farmers and Fruitgrower Bank available Jan. 15th. Inquire 317 Weat Sixth. Phone 8823. FOR RENT Large acreage. Can ee owner at aoti Alien, in next w days. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 6 Brood sow and 80 feeder ehoata; also 60 good fuu wooled aged ewe. In fine condi tion. George Ward, Hotel Grand, Roeeburg. FOR SALE 8 feeder pigs, a cow. freshen soon. Old racllio mgnway, Box 138. FOR SALE Young saddle horse. E P. Kura. Antelope cms, xagie Point. AUCTION SALE Wednesday, Jan uary 14th. 1 pm. at urn ovary Farm, mil shove Griffin Creek Orange hall. 30 bead eowa. some fresh, milking and sprinters, Jer aa and Guernsey: 1 Ouerneey bull: some young stock; 8 sows. 8 young boar, stock nigs. Team work horses 9 saddle horses: ha mesa separator, some household goods. Terms. Csah. A. J. Quick, owner. Col. A. H. Dudley. Auctioneer. Mr A. H. Dudley, dark. FOR SALE Reentered mixing Shorthorn. Bull na cow, rararu of Merit Btocx. Rimena wmiw. Central Point, Oregon. FOR SALE Younar Jersey eow 60 Telephone 338, central roms som ber ex Fuel. wb est w noernaev eow. lust fresh with first call. Jersey ww. -- . fr.sh.n- three milking short horns, will freshen In two or three week. 16 weaner pig. South of Medford. R'.ghw.y 99. first plac south of Orchard Park Ranch. WEANER PIOS pn:h. Trail. for sal at Tuilts FOR SALE Oood pig. Phon 8368. FOR BALE Duroe wener and feed er pgs. C. J McCy. Sprint St.. west of grange ball. cinn tn o'rl fi'T-e Dial 8j2 FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE Pur bred Barred Rock Wkeral W. F. MarUo on Crater Lake Hlehway. lag) Point Star Pout Medford 7oR BALE-REAL ESTATE rorr"sALtV-rlrsbl eat ld lot 'Taring sad s.dlk '"eenabl, priced. Be Martin. Fire Department. TOR SALE REAL ESTATE j LAND AT LAND OFFICE 43 8. Central TCOCfi 83 acres Bear Creek bottom land. New small bouse. Large barn. 30 fJUU acres under Talent ditch, free water for balance. No better land any place. Fine for garden or a dairy ranch. Terms on part. tfno A A 6 acres Bear Creek bottom at city limit. Electric pump. Free wa-a?tl-UU ter. t room, well built bouse. Terms or consider trade for Medford bouse. (OAAn a acres, 8-room modern house, fire place, garage. At city limits. VtCUvU tsoo cash, balance like rent ALSO FOR RENT HAVE 300-acra well Improved, modern keep to cows. New bouse, new barn See J. C. BARNES 30 K. Peach St. Phone Of flea 4611 House 4928 $2100' 5-room plastered modem house. Comer lot, 8800 down. 4' $5200' down. 938 per month. 8-room modern, furnace. basement, lovely grounds. a acres, close In, half down. R. N. LOFLAND, 338 So. Oakdal ATTRACTIVE mountain home, S rooms, and breakfast nook: screen ed porch fruit room and garage In basement: rood chicken house; 41 acres. 8 acres tillable: fishing, spring, placer gold: 19 miles out. 91300. Also Smith 4s Wesson .48 revolver. W. W. Thlede. Eagle Point. FOR SALE Three-bedroom house on comer, pavement, built-in. 91760. 9800 oaab. Balance easy. Would oonaldsr late model car. 406 Beatty. RANCH FOR SALE 800 acre atnek or dairy ranch on Wards creek. 3 miles from town of Rogue River. Large oak tree In m'ddle of road In front of house. Place known aa the Bagley Ranch, Box 1376, Tri bune. FOR SALE By out of town owner, modem 5-room cottage, fireplace, garage, lot 73x180. 1314 West Main. EAST SIDE NEW 8-rm.. all modem house, oak floors, fireplace, on floor furnace. 909 E. Jackson Blvd. Trad a ACRES, free water. 8-rm- house, fruit, berries, etc. Trade Medford residence, equal value. 83680. CARL OOTT8CHE 7 N. Bartlett Dial 4648 FOR SALE OR LEASE 40-aere ranch, also for sale, cow and calf, apples, walnut. Geo. Trelchler, Central Point. FOR SALE OR TRADE For smaller place. 6-room house. Call at 436 East Main or 627 Beatty. WANTED to Rent or Lease Build tag suitable for restaurant or drlve-ln. Box 1681, Tribune. BU1U1ING A HOME Let u handle all detalla on 36 year FHA wan. -quietly tlflclently Ooldy Aneucy FOR SALE OR RENT One acre or lea 2-room bouse. Grant Walker. Phoenix. CITY nd country propertlee Rental Loan Insurance C S Butterfleld 409 Medford Building STOCK RANCH 1.064 acres 119 Irrigated and la lad I no clover. New 6-room modem house, electricity, ne- bam. fenced with woven and barbed wire. Well lo cated on good road. 938.000. Term Also 4-ROOM plastered house with bath lare living room with hardwood floor, service porch, cement founda tion, all newly decorated, near high school, 93000, Including electric stove, electrlo water heater and heating stove. Also 10 ACRES trrttrated. on mil out. rood soil. 91.250. 14 down. L. O. Plckell. 16 S. Bartlett. WHEN YOU think of real eetete think of the spencer- oagiej Agency 103 w Main MOTOR COURT In Ventura. Calif One of the best, we can snow steady Income, with the best class of trade. Price fully furnished 129 000. Will Consider nign graoe farm near Medford as down pay ment, value up to 910.000. or one-third. Will buy your stock and equipment. For Information write to Motor Court, 396 South Anaoopa St., Ventura, Calir FOR SALE Medford Improved prop ertlea Ben Vlmont Agate , - TOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE '1938 Ford V-8 pickup. New motor, good conoiuon. ae North Bartlett. FOR SALE 1936 Chevrolet pickup. 10x10 walk-In box and Ammonia compressor eomnlete: also 80x30x36 galvanized scalding tank and heat ers See Fred at 334 McAndrewa Road or phone 4325. FOR SALE Must sa -rtfle IS Del. Plymouth Cpe.. radio and heater. L. Kaleer, 837 N. Central. USED CARS Lota of them. 60 to choose from. Oet yours now., Sell ing 10 times faster than a year ago. Shnlts Proa. FOR EXCHANGE TRADE Oood car for good cow. Ben Vlmont. Agate. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS IF TOTJ HAVEN'T tried It yet buy It at your food a tor. Beck real American Rye Bread. FOR BALE Trailer house. Lyl Bark. Modoc Orchard. FOR SALE 1-ft. Hlcknrr Ski nd binders. Ilk new, 86 00. 80-ton wench or puller on wheel, l-h p. air cooled motor: 1-lnch oumo with fitting. Oeo. Mellott, Box 492. Jackaonvlll. FOR BALE 8Vi ton vetch and oata hav In barn. Also a lyj-acr tract. 8-room house, earag. wood ahed. etnre house. (4 mile north Central Point, Jak Myara. Box SO. FOR SALE Homemade Dodge tree- tor, or trde for livestock. RU 1, Bog 68. C. P. FOR 8AL1 Simmon bed springe Berrydale Ave. H. B. Brunaon. FOR SALE Fountain, back bar. cream machln. etc. in place readv for confectionery and restaurant bualne. Inqulr 317 W. 6th. Pb 8623. FOP. SALE Drr 16-lneh laurel nd black oak 83.75 per tier, delivered Phon 2810. l SUPERPHOSPHATE 60-ton ear here now. Sine w are only ll to secure a limited supply or bu perphoephst thle aess- n. w sug gest thst you arrant for vour re quirement early. All purrhaee will be filled in orner rewvea. r. . SAMSON Co, Phon 8768. 4ta Front. FOR SALE Msole davenport nd chlr. Inqulr Mr. Thomrson. East Lawn Court. Hawthorn Avanu. Juat off East Mala. TOR SALE REAL ESTATE Grade A dairy ranch for rent. Will FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS IF TOU HAVEN'T tried It yet buy it at your food store, seeks real American Rye Bread. FOR SALE O grade apples 60c. Stem punctured comic. 68c. Rater Fruit Co. Phone 3703. LAND PLASTER Empire Ovpsum "The Htghtest'. All you want. Our first car of Land Plaster will ar rive here about Jan. 15tb. See us befor you buy We will save you money. F. E. SAMSON CO. Phon 8786. 4th A Front. PAINT 6AIE At Webb Carton's, 323 W. fth St. Not up. but down. Special this week White Oloss Enamel, 83.48 oer gal BEFORE TOU BUY. see us for Low Priced Lumber and Building Ma terials. Porter Lumber Co., 304 S. Fir. Phone 3881. BETTER STOP at our yard and buy your lumber now while available and at present low mill prices. R. O. Stephenson Co. Pnon 3000 Court and McAndrewa. USED CAFE and Bar Equipment for sale. Bare, back oars, counters, refrigeration, soda fountains, Lang electric, cafe range, electrlo dish washer and over, booths, tables, stools, chslrs. Writ or see Chss. Schuss. 833 Main or call 9038 Klamath Falls, Oregon. FOR SALE Small metal turning lathe, call at 188 Portland Ave. evenings. FOR SALE On practically new Cle trac dleael tractor. George Hilton Williams, Or., Phon t-F-3, Pro- volt. FOR SALE Dry fir and hardwood Phone 4808 Hawley Fuel Co FOR SALE First mortgage on new home m Medrord. will pay e per cent on abort term loena. Dial 8718 or call at 606 Dakota Ave. FOR SALE Mountain fir aawduat for fuel FABER'S FARMERS SUPPLY Pbone 4449. FOR BAI8 Pear and apple Kantor 3 mllee north Talent REAL BUYS In used clothing 1406 No Riverud. across from Beck's Bakery WOOD Dry fir and laurel Associ ated Station. 100 B Main Tel 8861 DRV P1R for sale 6 00 o'clock Phon 6180 after P1R SLABS Buy Phone 41 14 Now City Puel PERSONA. I will not be responsible tor bills contracted for by anyone other than myself Laurence K. Smith. MRS. DELMAR. Palmist, will glr a full reading for fifty cents. Rain how Camp, Highway 09. North. Palmistry Crystal Reading D Miller Ph 8446 480 Mountain Ave AaMaiid MISCELLANEOUS CONVERT that wast space Into rant Income now. Ask about our easy payment plan. Porter Lumbar Co. 204 8. nr. Phone 2881. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ARB TOU looking for a location I will sacrllloe my feed a to re ana gas station. Oolnr business, prof itable trade. Ul health force sale of business and property. All com plete, living quarter, machinery. truck, etc. Start to make money the day you take over. Address J. F. Henry, Fall City, Oregon. WANTED Reliable party Medford and surround ing town to hndl local ousi neea. No eelllng or experience nec essary to start, spar or Full time Approxtmat earnings 845 weekly, 8328 eaah required, full secured Olv phone. For Interview write Bog 8080, Trlbun. . 4. Gamut 5. Dude It- Native metal II. Strength 14 Australian bird II Dscompae II. Turkish deer 41. Huge wavre 4. Signal with th lisad SI. Unrestrained 47. Pe-talnlna t a form of IT Cam to test snuatea to now mrj 10. Young bart-M 31 RCr)t se ll. Th utTW) . Tirdy t7. Fin ihttl dc 11. Pull apart tl Fwlat 10. Lia perlMM M. On who ae qulr itwl Kjf 14. Bvraf hi- tV rhantt 1 ha data I Thr: Or rourn 11 Conrtrnfnt 1 Knrwmfin II. Intermedial 12. Abatrar-t alt- IT. Verbal aoua Une eBBxwewai asasBi as sbbbi sxaa I VV ' E I etsTl E S A wT "7" O I W " sssaajaaasaasxsxaawi aassasaawawi aS p I p ofyE DHg k!e!D . w"" . i. ifSId: neoteb DdiliUlJMlSa ' la Is W 5 I I7 f 1 I I" asanas- ssa-awa aaaaaa- aiaMi mmmm ass xs-- - aa-. .ft-, a- it if "rpr " t, 5" w 30 " Z EE !l Z Z H Z WL Z IZSIZ'ZIiEZZ "Ziii "W sr rfcr c- u frzr t i i i i l aaawXwlaR, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ' FOR SALE Oolng restaurant and t- room bouse, suitable for roomers and boarder. Inquire 643 North Bartlett. FOR SALE OR TRADE Suburban Orocery, well established trade: low overhead. Sickness force sale. Write Box 2071, Tribune. FOR RENT Howard Oroeery. In- quire evening. FOUNTAIN and lunch equipment. Inquire next to Post Office, Talent, Oregon. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Accountant INCOME TX ACCOINTAST INCOME Tax Return made and no- tarlred. Jackson County Bank Building. Victor O. Sether. Assay! ASSAYER W O Wright 3318 Capi tal Av City So of water reerrvoLT Gold 61. copper 61. cinnabar 93. Carpentering LESLIE RALSTON. Oeuersl Contract. Ing. fin finishing work All kinds Carpentering For estlmstes please call at 701 N Riverside or Tel 2H8I Chimney Swep CHIMNEY Sweep Also furnace and mi atovea cleaned call I eo salon 88 No Front Phone 4J40 Expert Window Cleaner LSI OEUXIIE uo ITI K-XPEKi Wlnoow Cleaner Otneral house eleaner floor waxing paint ing Geo Ol ard Phone 964 NUhSERY STOCK CARLTON NURSERY Th only nursery In Southern Oregon with a complete sloes of fruit, nut and ahade treea and ornament! hrub and plant on nan d irlng all the planting eeaaon Carlton Nursery. 62nd year 4 mllee South of Medford on Pacific Highway Look for th Mlr-o-llte sign. Phone 6224 Dressmaking rHB PAH HI ON SHOP Dreaamakliig Pur Remodeling Bullous and Burkle cuverrd Ruom 803 (J S National Bank Bldg Tel 3U31 rR!toSMAKIN(l - Alteralli.ua Ing Kathertne Satterlee. Shop 23 3i Orape tailor Slngel Floor Sanding and Rflnishing FOR smoother sanding Job.' a more lasting finish, csll J. O. Relswlg 302 Jacksonville MONEY TO LOAN WI IOAN MONET ON YOUR CAR Attractive Rate COAS-1 FINANCE Harold H Brnwn Agency License 311 188 bat Main Phone 8444. Roofing WE REPAIR or apply any type 01 roof Pabco Hoofing Shingle Coating and Painta New etor Wall Paper -Ikeraon Paint and Roul eo. i6 80 Bartlett Tel B48 JOE SMITH YOUR ROOFER All Rool rrounlee uaen car of All work guaranteed Call 8768 or 3349. 801 Haven. Transfer CITY TRANSFER 4 STORAGE CO Household moving and general hauling 9 s Orap Phone 4664 Day or night FURNITURE MuVINOi AND 8TOR AOS vV have van movlne equip ment fot local and long diaiano hauling Dry and eleen store 1 (concrete building I with special locker rooms at low rate BAMSON SKlRAflE WAREHOUSE Pbone 8766 EADS TRANSFER 8TORAC1C CO Office 16 South Fu Phone 4828 Price right Servtc guaranteed 1AV1S TRANSFER AND STORAU 40 S Pit Street Insured Camera Local and Lous waianc Hauling. Phone WHS Clonus, um. for ciitM Ads a. m. Too Let to Claaalfy 18 J0 Solution 01 Vtrdsy't Paul M 14 W. Strik Tr1e Em nah rlTtr DOWN t. Divide 8. Mail 8. Answered snarair 4. Reavv naR . Central part I. Bestowed t. Want first 8 Upntril t. Rim vt a wheel is Kkip II plat II. Intimation II. ru'-lrlne an.niai 14 Mlrrursd 3S Tibelsa prleets If Sufae-I moua ta n H'lae Cai.llal ef Mnnta" IS. Wild buna India re stem a:a II Knixk II Spread OOSvlf 34 (live out SI Verent 41. Revolving 7t letlera 4. Act utiret 44. Instead ef 41 Cn-ele ft f'relnlenee I nirtle II. Turkish rest feenl It plraIWi If Sea esal ".I Aen1 at, l is sa II jL E'XOAII DrjOIR;Bil r oiDnAmenAiR LMm kept 1 Ensnwgrjjg TIA PiE BPTIAWnMlU 6 ElLjAlNgaA Rta'fi Alp oT ulMerJfli u"k, k s tI Is HI N sl 1 a LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE Notice It hereby given that bin will be received for 140 cords of 4 ft. body fir wood not over 8 inches in dimension to be delivered before Aug. 15. 1943 at the Central Point School. AH hid must be in the hands of the Clerk by Feb. 3. 1942. Each bid must be accompanied oy a cer tified check for 5 of the total bid. C. W. ABBOTT. Clerk School Dlst. No. 6 Central Point, Oregon. Warrant Notlc School District No. 91 has available funds in the Medford Branch) of the United States Na tional Bank to take up warrants No. 68 to 103. inclusive. Interest will cease after January 14 1942. E. A. HILDRETH, Clerk Dist, No.' 91. National Forest Timber lor Sale Sealed bids will be received by the Forest Sunervlsor. Medford, Oregon, up to and including Feb ruary 6. l4. tor i.uuu.uuu reei, RM of sugar nine within an area of about 100 acres in sec tion 12. TownshiD 32 Soutn, Ranere S East, and Sections 18 and 19, Township 33 South, Range 4 East, W. M., Rogue River National Forest, Oregon. This includes all live and dead merchantable sugar pine on the area which has been covered by a 100 percent cruise and trees marked for cutting. No bid less than $09.50 per M feet plus $0.25 ner M feet to be paid Into a co ooerative fund to cover cost of slash disposal and SO. 50 per M feet to be paid into the cooper ative fund to be used for the purpose as soecifled in Section 3 of the Knutson-Vandenberg Act, approved June 9, 1930, will be considered. All timber In volved in this sale must be re moved not later than June 1, 1942. and any timber remaining on the area after that date will be withdrawn by the Govern ment and the sale closed. $5,000 must be deooslted with each bid to be applied on the purchase Drice including slash disposal and Knutson vandenberg de posits, refunded or retained In part as liquidated damages, ac cording to the conditions of sale. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved. Before bids are submitted full Information con cerning the timber, the condi tions of sale, and the submission of bids should be obtained from the Forest Supervisor, Medford, urp gon. TO LOAN CHIEF SAYS Washington. Jan 13. Jesse Jones, federal loan admin istrator, announced today $400,000,000 program for mak ing synthetic rubber which he said would virtually end the American rubber shortage In about 18 months. Jonea told reporters that the president had authorized him to go ahead with a plan to build enough new factories to turn out 400,000 tons of synthetic rubber a year. He estimated the plants could be ready by the middle of 1943 and, along with other rubber sources would be enough not only to fill all mili tary, but a limited amount of civilian needs. Including auto mobile Urea, In the meantime, Jones said, there Is enough rubber to meet t!"11 essential needs of the United States until the new plants can be completed. BRITISH PUT END TO LIBYA THREAT Cairo, Egypt, Jan, IS. ff British middle east headquarters announced today the captvre of the village of Salumwn Egypt, where axlt troops had helc out as a threat to the comn.iinlca tions of British empire forces invading Libya . A Transvaal Scottish regiment took the village, an outlying post of the Cerman-Itallar Hal faya (Hellfire) past position, a communique said "About 380 prisoners were captured," it reported, "of which rather mora than half were Cer man." Advanced British mechanized forces were reported to have reached the road from Agheila on the Oulf of Sirte, to Mirada a desert city 70 miles to the south, 'along which general Una the enemy appears to be pre paring to make a stand. The British air force lit add! tlon to providing effective tup- port for the advance tioopt were said to have heavily bombed Halfaya ANOTHER LAONCHINO Portland, Ore., Jan. 11. Pi '-Workmen took ten minutes off their lunch hour Saturday to watch the Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation launch Its latest lib erty freighter, the Robert Fulton, YN TO RUBBER END SHORTAGE LACK OF ALLIED AIR POWER AIDS MIKADO'S IHREAT Secretary Knox's Statement Viewed As Assuring By MacKenzie; Hitler's Woes By DeWltt MacKenale (Wide World War Analyst) Today's report of the progress of the battle of the Pacific Is a re-run of yesterday's record a continuation of Japanese suc cess. The sum-total of this Is that the Mikado's forces gradually are extending their Island bases towards Java and Sumatra and Singapore the chief prizes which they seek at this juncture and are getting set for a ma jor onslaught on these great ob jectives. If the Japs gain these goals, they will have fresh sinews of war which are likely to carry them far. The crucial allied weakness in the air becomes more marked daily. We are told that both American and British reinforcements are on the way to the far east, but whether they include the vital warplanet Is not disclosed. Despite this temporarily gloomy picture, one of the most reassuring pronouncements of recent days Is Secretary of the Navy Knox's declaration that the Japanese assault won't be allowed to distract this coun try's attention from the first business at hand the destruc tion of Hitler. That done," says Colonel Knox bluntly, "the while axis fabric will collapse." Probably the colonel, being a two-fisted Individual himself, would be the last to claim that this medicine Is easy for our people to take. They want retrl button for the barbaric murder of American civilians and fight Ing men. Still, like It or not, the secretary Is giving the common sense of the thing a view held by all the allied military com' mands. Colonel ' Knot'i statement comes at a time when Hitler's difficulties might encourage a popular demand for a diversion of allied fighting forces to the far east That Is what the fuehrer Is praying we will do. It takes de termination not to, but It la the only strategy which can give us certain victory In a reasonable length of time. We can bomb Tokyo after we have the nazi chief under lock and key or whatever It it they do with peo ple of his Ilk. The Jobian woes of Hitler are so many that one wonders whether perchance he hasn't In vented tome of them to throw ut off the trail. Dally the Rus sians continue to throw back his weakened lines, and the winter ! take Its terrible toll of life. Spotted typhus, the scourge of armies, has spread to many parts of eastern Europe and now It reported to have reached Cer many. This plague can be more devastating than are tanks and airplanes. The tale of Hitler's quarrel with hit high command grows bigger. And now along conies further report of trouble In the command of his navy. Ter orism against nazi troops of oc cupation continues in many places, and the guerrilla war fare of the unconquesable Serbs It a matter of grave concern to the axlt. AUTO TAX STAMPS READY THIS WEEK Washington, Jan. IS. VPt Post offices In many sections of the nation this week will begin selling federal aulo tax stamps, which after February will be required for legal oper ation of a motor vehicle. A stamp costing 12.09 will carry the motorist throuah to next July 1. Then a new stamp, coating IS, will be required for the ensuing 12 months oper ation. The Internal revenue b-ireeu In speeding issuance on the tamps, said tome points U. the country could not be supplied Immediately. Internal revenue collectors' offices also will dis pense them, DAUBY ENTERS NAVT Salem, Jan. IS. W) Claude Darby, bridge designer for the state highway commission, left yesterday to report to the Mare Island navy yard at a lieutenant In the civil engineering corps of the naval reserve. He has work ed for the commission for simcei 20 years. tist Mall Tnouoe warn ads. LODGE NOTICES TtiU rolumn It rrmrrwd for notltv of mnf kind and all fraternal and awnrlra oncanlzatlon ara In Tiled to ut It. Katefrioc a Una Clr-i tnrrtlon. 5r Una for each follow! h fi hitertlon. Tabla Bock Council No. 15. i a B. U.. atate4 asaembly fuaadaj, Jan. 13th. Royal and aeloct degrttaa conferred. Visitor welooma. Refreshments. W. M. DAWS. Ilia. M. Roxy Ana Orange Roxy Ann Grange members of the executive and finance committee met at the Eugene .Nowlin home Sunday night to audit the books and discuss the program for this year's work. The ladies of the Home Eco nomics' club will meet at the Grange hall at 1:30 p. m. this wexineacuvy tor their regular meeting. New members are es pecially invited to attend. Roxy Anna names will be drawn. Friday night, January 18. Grange will hold regular session with a most Interesting program planned and all new commit tees will be named at that time. We urge all members to at tend. Obligations will be given a class of seven applicants. Applegate Grange Applegate Grange met Jan uary 9 with Master Lester Hill presiding. The admission of new mem bers at our next meeting was discussed and favorable reports on all candidates were given. T. nose officers who were not Installed on December 28 at Central Point were duly Install ed by Past Master Ceorae Fields. Home Economics Chairman Naomi Gassaway urged all members and their friends to be present at the next H. E. meeting to be held at the home of Sister Mae Fields on Janu ary 21. Eagle Point Orange Our first meeting of the year, January 8, found all newly ln stalled officers at their stations. We began the new year with determination! for a bigger and better Orange, ever mindful of conditions and need for greater accomplishments, BUlie and Tom Vestal were the only officers with a perfect attendance record for the past year. - ...... Yearly reports of standing committees were turned over to the secretary. we wish to extend to the members of Lake Creek Grama our sincere sympathy In the loss or tneir worthy patron, Rusa Moore. At the last meeting of H.E.C. arrangements were made to serve our annual turkey dinner on January 25. You will be re minded of the data jom tuna to time. Next meeting of the H.E.C will be held one week eau-lv. January 21, which will be an an day meeting at the Grange hall, at which time they will sew for the Red Cross. All the ladies who are interested in do ing their bit are urged to at tend. Each lady is to bring her own lunch. Coffee wilt be fur nished by the club. The Jackson County Pramona Y. S. A. will hold Its regular monthly meeting Wednesday, Jan. 14, at the home of Mrs, Harvey Walters of Talent. All members are urged to attend. rAIR DATES SET Portland, Jan. 13. (PI The Oregon Fair association conclud ed Its first Joint session with the Washington Fair association Sat urday by re-electing all officer and setting date for this year's fairs. Travel Table AINfl.ANIS ft orm Bound Uv Malls Cloa u a. at. Sits a. a, 1IJS p. m. 11:88 a. aa. 4 08 p m (Flat stop i no mail in p. s. ipias nop) i n e. a. aou in pound Leav Malta Cloa 10 47 a. pa. t7 a. aa. I It I a (P1ettopl Somali 1:41 p. s. (flag atop) 4 41 p m. 1141 p. m. los p. m. TRAINS ItartaaaiuBd Uave Malta Close f JO p. a. 80 p St. Southbound Leav Mall Close tt a sa. orth t so a ax. Till a. m. sa . sa, 1 40 p m. out 18-08 a aa. I so a. av to a a. I to p 4 p ot a. sa. To asaaaefft rail 08 p at m RhsMik nuis S 80 a aa. ) To Aaaiaod aair. POWI! Aut soaasetlat flrtl ekaat aaU aloaa si 8 t8 as far aMIIswry st point aorta sa) Sueene and St 8 OB p ss fee Senear? t SOU IS suite ef The Grange