Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 13, 1945, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextfOUIl MZDFORD MAIL TrUBUME Tuesday. Much IS. IMS UEDFCHRIvitfTBIBUNI Dally ImH aataraar PubllshedbT medford pBnrrfiii a co. Phone it4L rr-st Norm rir at ROBERT W RUHU Editor. CRKtST OILS TRAP . Manage. HERB GREY. Adrerttstna Jr; B. C. FIRGUS6N Managing Miter ' ARTHUR PERRY. Sumly eVUte MRS OLIVE STAR CHER. Soe. , GERALD LATHAM ClrculaUoa Mg Indepertdeal newspaper. Entered a. elaee matter st siedford. Oregon, under Act ox March 3. in. . SUBSCRIPTION RATES Br Mall In Ad ranee: Daily and Sunday one raar -J7-S0 Dalle and Sundr ts eaontbs 4.00 Dally and Sunday three " ! Dally and Sunday ma soon. -IS By Carriar In Ad T. nee Medrora Aihland, Central Point, pf" villa. Gold Hill. Phoenix. Talent and on motor routes; Dally and Sunday on rear. SS.Oc Dally and nuna.y -w All I arm eaab In month .7 entrance Official Paper of Che City of Medfers Official Payor of Jacfcsoe Canary , Ualtad Pi,,, rail Leased Wire MEMBER Of AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS WEST'oMtOMr OfC Offices In New York. Chicago. Da. trott, San frandaea Laa Angelas, Sa. ma. Portland. St LouU. Atlanta. Vancouver, a. Ki, f piiii$JtaiMsIs)iTioi Ye Smudge Pot Br Arthur Parry , Country hens are laying egge as if the OPA had restricted pro duction, .due to purported shortage of ground oyster shells. A new hormone weed killer has shown good results in teats. However, the best way to kill weeds effectively on a vacant lot is to cover it with cement and build a service station in the middle. o A former newspaper carrier boy wrecked a Nail tank with an accurately thrown hand gren ade, and was decorated. Let no old newspaper subscriber show up to allege and aver the hero never on a rainy evening hit his front porch, but is glsd to hear of the improved marksmanship. In Belgium, American sol diers have been poisoned by bootleg whiskey; to the great profit of the natives. The gen eral opinion has long been the war was bad enough without any outside Interference, a a a FINICKY ItSSERS (The Dalles Chronicle) 'The authorities have de elded to move the smallpox patients to the new pest house, and the moving wss to be dona at 4 o'clock this afternoon. We do not know what some of Mat people on tht hill wsnt, and we doubt if they do. Since the new smallpox hospital has been' . built entirely away from them, they object to Or. Hoi lister, who is attending the patients, passing through that part of town." (SO Yrs. ago col.) a A number of new barns adorn the rural scene. They are all as 'b'ig as bams" but not big enough to be mistaken for a highway freight truck. a a , ' The old faahloned flannel cake is recommended by food editors as "a breakfast treat." The nicest thing about flannel cakes Is: they are well named, a a a "A TOUGH B R I A K! THERE'S NOTHINQ LEFT BUT WORK." (Hdline Del Norte, (Cal.) Triplicate) Sad state of a section of the Union. . a Saturday is St. Patrick's Day, and the world Is more concerned with getting the snakes out of Germany, than Ireland, a a a "The worst thing about the cigaret shortage around The Ga zette office is the pipe used by the Sports Editor Vince Davis, ays Miss Olive Thompson, so ciety editor." Emporia (Kan.) Gazette.) Same drawback is widespread and general. a a a The government la offering "war wenry" second hand planea for sale to civilians. If the civlliana drlva a plane no better than an auto, heaven help the bald-headed eaglea, and north-bound Canadian geese, a a a "Much of the elastic that for ' merly went Into girdlea la now -being used to lace barrage bal loons, with, it might be added, improving the appearance of the balloons in any way." Indian spoils News.) Little woman item. . Spade handlea and mala backs creaked last week, aa Victory garden projects atarted In many backyarda, to be menaced later by the neighbor's dog and chick en. Spring is due to officially arrive wed. Mike Hemmlla, 6, la back from Nevada, whert he haa been eoupla of months. Ota Mall TrUuM Rant Ada. News Behind The News By Paul Mallon Washington, March 13 Mr. Roosevelt'a reorganization for the coming fourth (?) new deal haa developed into a mere ahift of name plates on of fice doors. Not a single; fresh figure' haa been brought In -Only one ofj the long fa-1 miliar faces! has disappear. ed the mobile countenance of Paul Halloa the banker Jesse Jones (now re- norted in the market for a Wash ineton or other newspaper in which to express his ideals and wounded feelings), a a THE unannounced part of tne halroun hna A ef i n i te 1 M brought the Tammany-schooled ward boss, Edward Josepn Flynn. to tha presidents right hand in place of Harry Hopkins. After the Malta-Yalta-Livadio confab, Hopkins went back to the hospital and Flynn went to Moscow for more detailed ne gotiations with the Russians in the name of the president. Flynn was .only an assembly man, sheriff and city chamber lain around New York before Mr. Roosevelt, while governor, appointed him state secretary pf state, and eventually raised him to chairman of the Demo cratic national committee for the third term election. Now. apparently, he is to handle both international diplo matic and domestic matters, tak ing the load which rested too heavily on the ailing Hopkins. He will bear it with more of a political and less of a social lift. Tha change represents the sub stitution of a consummate poli tician for a social worker. a a a THE announced part of the shift hpnra loea alorilflpflnl meanings, aside from the strik ing disclosure that Mr. Roose velt haa not wanted any fresh blood or new ideas in this fourth admlniatration. Other wlae the changea might suggest only that labor and the left wing have Improved their po sition at the inner council table Fred Vinson, in the place of Jesse Jonea, ia a man who knowa Washington' ropes, and he will pull them adeptly. The 140,000,000,000 mortgage em pire built up by Jonea will be quietly administered. Economic stabilization will be in the hands of a patent attorney who has made career of co ordination and labor concilia tion, William H. Davis. The union chiefs were glad to get rid of Vinson. In RFC he cannot block their wage In crease plana. They think Davla will follow tha aama concilia tory labor course as stabilizer he followed in the war labor board. As a matter of fact, he will do whatever Mr. Roosevelt wants. He will ud. down or hold aa orders come from the Whit House, for he Is essenti ally a Roosevelt man. In his old place at the head of war labor board, Dr. George w. layior, a young college pro fessor (labor, economics, etc.). will follow the established Davis Roosevelt line. He generally voted with Davla, who Invars iably followed- the president's purposes. a a a CROM these changea I would expect more politics and la bor In coming decisions, and nothing much new. Definitely I think It means no job will be done on reconversion to peace comparable to the Initial war production job in which new business leadership waa brought In wholesale. Everything la to ba in the handa of the oldtimers, the tried rioosevolt friends who will, no doubt, follow the line they have ocen lavoring. a a a WHAT the coming of Wallace to tha atripped commerce department will mean, few will guess until they can ace what he does with it. He is aupposed to ba angling to get control of me federal trade commilrm (now conducting In Veatiiratlnna of bigness In business), and the lecierai power commlaalnn (which Ickca la not likely to re lease wiinoiit a atrunale). However, the rumora that h also wants the OP. WPB ami a few other too bureau. in nave oeen concocted by his spoolers, who thus have already started kidding hia efforts to build up tha commerce depart ment into aomething leftishly In hla firat move he annnint. ed people who really know aomething about small bualnesa to Investigate that subject, but so many commissions have been started by the government on small bualnesa without results, little enthusiasm attends this idtn or I7th effort. in or inn etlort. Yet Will.ce will have to c- quire something Important saide from patents, census, etc., to which his management now is limited, else this springboard to s 1948 presidential candidacy will sag and break under his weight. Wait on this one to see what develops. Thus are the lines being drawn In rather than out for the fourth term, solidifying and tightening the personal Roose velt control over everything, with greater emphasia on politi cal considerations and labor, di rected by an exclusive White Houae clique, new in form but nevertheless familiar. Flight o' Time Medford and Jackson Co. His tory from tha files of the Mail Tribune 10, 20 and 34 years ago. TEN YEARS AGO TODAY March 13, 1935 at Was Wednesday) Legislature kills measure pro viding for full compliance with NRA in state. Hundred forced out of homes by Mississippi flood. Congress flayed for delaying New Deal program. Bill killed providing for use of relief money for national defense. County road oiling program to start soon in rural regions. Growers and dealers fear price of cauliflower too high. Treasury announces all first issue of Liberty Bonds will be paid off soon. President Roosevelt plans to seek second term-next year. TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY March 13. 192S (It Was Friday) Franklin high defeats Med ford 32 to 16 in first game of state meet at Salem. Locals never got started, and long shots of Red Scallon decisive factor. President may call arms Dar- ley in Washington. Unsettled with probable rain. High S3, low 26 degrees. Today is Friday the 13th, and nothing has happened. Tax collections In county slow to date. OAC defeats California 32 to 25 in second game of Coast title series. Frost Expert Young predicts no smudging for coming week end. White tobin is discovered ,in the Willows Spring district. Gardens on Sardine Creek covered by sudden snow. THIRTY-FOUR YEARS AGO TODAY March 13, 1111 . (It Was Monday) t Col. Teddy Roosevelt will pass through city Auinut 7. inri may be taken to Crater Lake. Hot woijds hurled at Com mercial club meeting. Gojd Hill aeeka national guard company. Bette Davis Tops Warners' Payroll Philadelphia, March 13 (UB Film Actress Bette Davis was the highest paid employe of Warner Brothers Pictures, Inc., last year, according to the an nual report filed todav uHh v, securities and exchange commis- aiun. Miss Davis received $241 083 for the fiscal vear pnrifnfy A,,,..- 31, 1944. Other salaries reported it timer Brothers included Barbara Stanwyck, $223,333; Rosalind Russell, sano .nn. --J James Cagncy, $183,652. WIRING REPAIR KIT An all-purpose repair kit for aolderless electrical wiring has been devised. It contains a pre cision tool that fulfills six pur poses, Including cutting and stripping the wire, indicating stud sizea and crimping the ter minal. Daily Weather Report . Poracam ,t"!? ..nd "'"inly: Cloudy to ffi'Jji day with ll.ht ram Wednesday mnrmna and showers Wed nesday afternoon. Liltla change in temperature: Oregon: Increasing cloudiness to night wlln ram beginning extreme norlhweat portion and spreading across state Wednesday morning, bltowere Wednesday afternoon and Ut Ua change In temperature. Local Data Temperature a yaar ago today: Hlalint 47 degrees, loueat in. Total monthly precipitation J Inch. Deficiency tor the month .22 Inch. Total precipitation tlnce September 1, 1044, 12 In Inches. Dellclency Jor the ivafton .lid Inch. Relative humidity at 4 SO p. m. yeaterday 77T-. 4:30 today Dlv Tomorrow ftunrta 7-24 a. m.. atintct Trie p. m. rati 34 noura: High Low Prec. 31 . .12 .05 Loa Angelea M 14 Med lord . New York Omaha . Phoenix Portland , , SI , 41 I S7 . "I , 40 , . M . 7 .10 M Reno . . Roaehurg Rait Lake Ran Francisco Seattle .. Spokane Washington, D. C. Yakima '. .17 47 trace .03 31 41 ... s 40. 10 will ........... M Homon 41 Chicago .12 Denver 7 Eureka .-, . , ,, 54 Havre ST Cloaina time tot Sunday loo Late r.7,iUb.8,ufd', WUrnoo- B. C. "Brick" Taylor. left, local sales aoent for the Tide. Water Associated Oil Company, shown presenting bur company's $100 contributioa to the Jackson County Red Cross drlva fund to Chair man B. E. Harder. Communist Gift - To Willkie Fund Meets Rejection New York, March 13 (U-B A $5,000 gift to Freedom House for the Wendell L. Willkie me morial building went back to the Communist Political association today because of the "political implication" which Freedom House directors said accompa nied it. The directors voted 13 to 1 yesterday to return the contri bution ,the first in 4,000 to be turned down, because the CPA was the only donor to give their contribution a 'political implication and the only one of the thousands who have contrib uted to accompany their gift with a press release." i. Livestock Portland. Ore.. March IS ("ITPi Llvntock Cattle. 150; csIvm. aft. Quality plain, market Blow, few salei iteady. Good-choice cattle scarce, sal able fullv Btcadv. Tod fed steers Mon. day $16.90. Best heifers $.16. Best beef cows 913. lew canners-cutter today $6.50f 8.30. shells down to $6 and be low. Medium-good bulls salable $11 9 lei. uooa-cnoice ve&iers 9iaoio.su. Hogs, 150. Active, steady. Good choice 170-300 lbs. $19.75; heavier weights and sows $15, Choice feeder pign up to $17.50. Sheep. 150. Steady. Good-choice wooled lambs $15.50; strictly sorted lots quotable to $16; medium grades $13.50(214.50. Good wooled ewes $8.50. South San Francisco. March 13 (UP I Livestock Cattle. 50. Monday steers 25c higher. Load good to choice llBl-lb. local fed steers $17.25, new recent high. Package toedium 740-lb. heifers $14. Odd good cows $13. lower grade she-stock 25c to SOo higher; common cows $10.5011.50; cutters $999.30: cannera $7.509. Common to ood sausage buns vioftviz. uaives. za. itroni. Package common to good 315- lb. range calves $15. Hogs, iou. oieaay. row psjcRi 200-230-lb. barrows and gilts . $15.73. Medium to good sows $1415 Sheep. 350. ruuy sieaay. mcKns ood 09.1b. lambs $16.50. Package good 180-tb. ewes $9.50. Chicago. March 13 UP. Live stockHogs, 8.000. Good and choice barrows and gilts 140 lbs. up $14.75. ceiling; sows $14. , Cattle. 9.500. Calves. 1.000. Vealers $16 down; top steers $17.25. bulk $14 (JM6 25; top heifers $16; cutter cows $9.50 down: most beef cows $1013. Sheep, a.uuu. akkih( ruunu m i" food and choice fed wooled westerns; load good around 66-lb. fed lambs $1650. Chicago Wheat CMcaao. .rcr,HJT-Wh.cl: May ..tl.71 a.-!?.. '' Julv .. 1 no 16H sept. i ."1'. ; , 1.60 161 1.55 i 1.55-k 1.55 1.55H S. F. DAIRY PRICE? San Francisco, March 13 (U.R Dairy market: Butter: 93 score 43, vz acore 42i, 90 acore 4ZV4, BB acore 41a,i. Cheese: Loafs 27.8, triplets 27.2. Errs: Large grade A 4U',, medium grade A 3S'4, small grade A 31V4, large grade a 31i. Wall Street New York. March 13 XU.R Stock? moved irregularly in dull trading on the atocK exenange today. Dealings fell under yester day's total and were around the smallest of the year. Rails gain ed on average while other major groups registered minor de clines. Preliminary Dow-Jones clos ing averages: Industrial, 137.89 off 0 29; Rail, S0.83, up 0.13: Utility, 27.80, off 0.04; and 65 storks, 58.88, off 0.04. Sales dropped to 780,000 shares from 920,000 yesterday. Today's closing prices on a- looted stocks: American Tel. & Tel 1641 Anaconda ..... Chrysler ... 32i 99's 6 41H 69 54' Curtlss Wright . General Electric General Motors ...... Montgomery Ward TRUCKS FOR RENT Drive Yourself Save It Any Distance Pruitt'i Mobiloil Station Main and Ivy Phone 414S . 36M . 52 114 41 41 39 '4 11 297 SBY 63 Vi Southern Pacific Standard Oil of CaL Texas Gulf Sulphur Transamerica United Aircraft! U. S. Rubber O. S. Steel The United States last year spent more than $7,000,000,000 tor alcoholic beverages, or ap proximately $54 per capita. NOTICE Dr. Isabel T. Donaldson will be away from har office at 12 South Orance for a few dava. Too Late to Classify TARMERS, ATTENTION For fast d H'n niuvc oi neavy ma chinery phone 2888. Davis Transfer Mr Stnra am f-n An a vi. ..1V w., tj aJ. j? ig- at. DONT WORRY about moving, for ,.7.7 ?al.Z',i..t7 " -jm.q.o. .a b, air at QUICK-GRO peat, a auperior home " ir aaroena and ihrubs. conomv sh a. a1 i n, ... 8th at. " " " FOR SALE Oak office dealt, thone 4989, FOR SALE "Trailer hi mil. mnA "trail". "uom iTaining post. LOST vicinity Crater Lake highway and Antelope Creek bridge, apayed female, black cocker apanlel. Hair i. i. j "pwing. newaro. call 2004 or ad- 1-OR SALE 2 auita, 1 black, 1 gray; I?; l,er;ey dreai, 18. All new. . Too amall for owner. Call before $4500" 3 rooms, cioae In. near courthouse. Newly dec orated. ImmaL.m . lion. Brown i White Agency, sole v main, i-none aao. FOR SALE White enamel trash burn er with eoils, spiketooth harrow. Warier road. Talent. C. E. Knorp. WANTED .Opportunity knocks. Learn to be skilled in body and fender repair and painting. Expert craftsmen your teachers. Good pay while you learn to be a skilled artist. A chance of a lifetime. See us today. SELBY CHEVROLET CO. ft.niano. Oregon TOR SALE New army field Jacket, .". ..p.p. wutii. x-iione nog. FOR SALE 1(139 Dodge engine, good condition; can be tried in car. Also air compressor, bargain. Rogue Riv er Court, one mile no. of Rogue niver on nwy. gg, $4200" I 3-room modern house, good lot. paved atreet. 6 blks. from courthnii. ffOIArt"-8 ". wt of Medford; iDaaWVU paved road, near achool; city water available; no buildings. ffOOAll 3(1 acres, irrigated, clover; yuOUv S-room modern house; oth. er bldgs; good road, near school, clo.e in. H. N. LOFLAND. 32S S. Oakdale. Broker. t9fl AAA-195 eeres, 93 acres free V&V.UUV water. 35 acres in clov ... er, free soil; good stock ranch. All machinery goea with place. $10,000 cash, balance terms. ffCCAA Two four-room houses iSJJUU with garages, on paved street. Close in. This is in come orooertv. vi Ann ' Four-room house with f- ?-. VU raie. $7500" 4T seres, 4 -room house. barn; ahnut a arra iiti. atH. about 15 acres In grain. $3,500 cash, balance terms. This Is within two miles of the citv limits of Medford. See E. GOULD. Real Estate Broker. 402 W. Jackson. FOR SALE Cottage-type 3 -bedroom home. Ample-sited rooms, good con struction throughout; cement foun dation and cement floor In double garage. This is a went side home in very good residential section. Clone to schools, post office and town. Al ready piped for gas or oil circulator. for appointment can aj3Q. WANTED Beauty operator to operate ana manage rooaern snop. Doing fine business. Write Tribune, Box 4350. $6500 27 ACRES, 3 rmi., modern: large new barn; land all irrigated and In clover. Good location on a paved road. A fine amall dairy ranch. some lerms. $12,500 20 ACRES, 6-rnv modern house. ! large barn, buildings are all In fine j condition. A deep well of soft water. , All Irrigated. Cioae in to the city. Terms half cash. , BEN R. COOPER, Broker CHARLES Bl.AKSS. Ralenman I 323 N. Riverside. Phone 7357 EASTER CARDS FOR EVERY ONE Thousands to select from - friendly, formal, humor ous or sentimental. Price So to 11.00. SWEM'S GIFTS Penn. R. R. Phillips Petroleum J. C. Penney Radio TRY OUR Grade A raw milk. It's better. Kingmere Guernsey Dairy. Phone 6806. WANTED -Someone for garden' spad ing and care of shrubbery. 1003 S. uanaaie. ynone mornings, a me, FOR RENT New home from 3 to 8 months. Call 5370. after a p. m. ROOMS for rent, kitchen privileges. 424 S. Grape. TWO WORK colts for sale, aged 3 and 5, aid one 8-year-old work horse. jacK aiqwcu, aagie ruin v. WANT TO BUY or rent, small'unfur njshed house or small ranch. Phone 3378. 711 Sherman. REWARD Lost, pair of harlequin glasses, yellow plastic, in vicinity of Oakdale and llth st. Needed for school. Phone 2633. WE BUY-EM WE SELL-UM COME IN AND SEE-EM 1936 Olds Sedan; radio, heater. 1936 Dodge Sedan; heater. 1936 Ford Sedan. 1933 Studebaker Sedan. 1932 Buick Sedan. ' Dayton-McClaren Tires. Batteries. Foglites. Prestone. Bee at A. Z. "Tubby" Dean'i Your Pontlac Dealer Richfield Station. Phone 2943. 6th-Grape Sts. Help the Red Crosi. REGULAR SALE at the "M!id wa v "Auc- tion Yards. Thursday. We will be selling all classes of livestock,' farm machinery, furniture and miscel laneous. One 3-section tractor apike , tooth harrow, l 1000-lb. cap. Mc Cormlck electric cream separator (used only two weeks), 1 Empire double unit milking machine, 1 large tent, 14x16; . 1 enamel wood ranaa and manv other ffood use- ful items. MIDWAY AUCTION CO. Sate starts 10:30 a. m., Tnursaay, March 15. TRUCK. Hi-ton, International duels, gooa Tires, r or saie or iraae lor car or pickup. Champ's Garage, 311 E. stn st. inone WANTED TO BUY Automobile, 1937 or later, coach or sedan. Chevrolet preferred. Please call after 9:30 or Sundays. 1000 W. 11th st rOR" SALE 1936 Chrysler sedan straight 8. Must sell, $290. Phone uu4i. meatora, WANTED DEALERS to handle new truck ana passenger tires and tubes, key deal. See Valley Tire Service, Heading, caui, tfOOrtA Good small house, bath; on flZ.llfU navement. Terms. H. G- T WILSON, Broker, 7 Cheat- nut. Phone 4644, FOR RENT Nicely furnished room , with kitchen priveleges. 7 Chestnut. Fnone 4044. WOMAN wants housework by hour. P. O. 804. Medford. FOR- SAL15 Roll-away bed." electric automatic nmc cmi-. oo poujupic trade Snrinfffield .3006 Snorter, un. finished Bishop stock, extra bolt, 70 shells, excellent. Want, Savage 99 .250. in like condition. Alan Gils trap Route 1, Box 399, Medford. tnp ;ai IT Mrtrfcl A Ford 2-dOOT: overhauled motor, good tires. See at 1740 N. Riverside, a:au to a p. m, FOR SALE Small, clean little restau- rant. Money-maker, f . tj. aox vua. FOR SALE Electric stove, workabli condition. Call The OutDOSt. 8765. FOR SALE One milk cow, fresh fiTS days. a mile on Antelope rd, In- quire MBDasicr urcnara FOR SALE Attractive modern apart- ment for a adults, bin a. uartaaie. FOR SALE Graham sedan, good me chanical condition; a-wneei irner, good 100-lb. White Mountain grand icebox, pint ano qua.- iruu 1013 W.'9th st. BE SURE your brake-, are right be- fore they are checked by tne ponce. No charge for break inspection. ' L. C. TAYLOR CO. 112 S. Riverside. Phone 2963. $12,500 EAST MAIN Oinr.E.1 An outstanding and exceptionally well constructed home, located on East Main st. It has downstairs, a living room with fireplace, dining five break fa t nook, den and one rwnnroni wiin mra diiii aanu " y- bath." House fully Insulated and t weatherstTipned. automatic heat. 2- crir nuppmem Barngc nun jmu in.s- ly landscaped. A very good and complete home which can be teen by appointment only. MARK A GOLDY Exclusive Agent Phone 326. 105 E. Main. Hollywood' thrilling vet. vet liquid make-up that covers blemishes and gives your skin the soft radiant loveliness that men adorel Prices $1.00 to $7.50. plus tax. Eight alluring shades. Hours of loveliness In every drop. f 'hi HEATH'S DRUG STORE 29 North Central 1 toft SALE 9W SaTtft. fine mM- lion: shells. 1 6-gauge Wincheeter pump -gun: shells. 105 w. wain. FOR RENT Furnished house. 48 Vi, N. WILL take care of children in ' my home. References, azu auronm WANTED DEALERS to handle new truck and passenger Urea and tubes, key deal. See Valley Tire Service, FOR SALE GYPSUM, car to arrive soon, supply on nana ai warenouse now. Monarch Seed 8t Feed Co. We have room for t more automotive mechanics. 1 Good, working conditions, good pay. See Mr Dtlley or Mr. Taylor. L. C. TAYLOR CO. 113 ft. Riverside " SUBURBAN nr A 2 acres, irrigated. 3-bed-wialawv v room house, pressure Mimn armskl 1 Kam (vhiolran house, garage and woodshed. Imme diate possession. ffOnPA acre, irrigated; 4-room yJ I tV house, large barn, garage mrA wnnitariaul aakua ArmUp house. All in pasture, ' fenced and cross fenced. tfOOC A cree Irrigated: old 3 wJaWtlv room house, 24x46 bam. rage and woodshed. Excellent stand bay and pasture. All above within 3 miles Medford end offered on terms. We have 3 completely equipped 10-acre chicken ranches for sale, located on hi way in Granta Pass. Both priced at $6,300. All equip ment and over 1,000 chickens with each. TENGWALD AGENCY. 330 W. 6th It. nouy xneater Blag. FOR SALE BROODERS. OH. electric and wood. Monarch Seed 8e Feed Co. WANTED A garden tractor. Emil Zwan. Rt. 4. Box 319. Phone 4624. AT SAMSON'S HA Y Meadow Ray , .828 per ton Oat Hay .830 per ton isi Luxuni Aixaiia GYPSUM Car to arrive soon- Deliveries made. OATS Recleaned Kanota ..835 per ton (in ton lots.) BARLEY 1 ' Recleaned Beardless Barley ........ $3.23 per cwt. Trebe Barley s. per cwt. Hanchen Barley , BROODERS 100-size Electric .83.25 per cwt. 400-size Electric . 800-size oil For Many Savings Bargain F. K. SAMSON CO. VEGETABLE and FLOWER PLANTS. Our stock will be complete as plants are available, See us. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. CAMERON-MOFFITT LUMBER CO. LOW-PRICED LUMBER So. Riverside at Barnett Rd. Medford Phone 3463. WINDOWS AND DOORS Stock or Special Sizes Window Glass Installed PADGHAM PLANING MILL 1309 Court St. Phone 4750 WANTED DEALERS to handle new trucK ana passenger ures and tunes, key deal. See Valley Tire Service, Heading, uanr. FOR SALE TUBEROUS BEGONIA ROOTS, gladioli bulbs, Canna roots. tome eariy. &uppiy limited, mon arch seed & Feed Co. DON'T forget that Lillie's Cafe la open after 12 o'clock. Comer Court ana AicAnnrews, norm Meaiora. DON'T forset that Lillie's Cafe ts open after 12 o'clock. Comer Court and Mc Andrews, north Medford. FOR SALE UNION BEARDLESS BARLEY (98.28 pure) makes ideal combination hay sown In alfalfa, matures early. Monarch Seed at r eea uo. REPLACE your broken window glass. New glass installed while you wait MEDFORD MILLWORK CO. The Glass House, Phone 4113. 10th and Grape. APPLES $1.40 luf. Bring containers. Walter Tollc, Stewart ave. WANT TO BUY Good lawn swing. Tribune, Box 1132. FREE BRAKE INSPECTION Don't wait have your'brake In spectea now. L. C. TAYLOR CO. 112 S. Riverside. Phone 2M. " CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR 8aveTlme. Cash and Gaa ' Call Automobile Market. '' Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph. 301. 8th and Bartlett.. No Red Tape When You Sell to Us. , FOR SALE RICE HULLShTTdeal litter for baby chicks. Large bag, ' 11.10. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. WE CARRY a complete line of Dr. Hesa and Clark Poultry and Stock Remedies. These products are all guaranteed to give results or your money back. Two Master Incubators, used very little. $15 each. You won't go wrong by using Hodgen-Brewster. Western dairy cows like It and do well. We have brooder guards 18' high by 40' long, 8133 each. Don't brood without them. Place your order for Blue Tag certified Ladlno Clover. We can get H for you. Pasture gradea are also available. All our garden seeds were bought thts season. We have a good assort ment of Bulk Gerden Seeds. Also a large assortment of Package Seeds . Just arrived, another shipment of loo-chirk aire Electric Brooders. S4.SO. Four Martin Brooders still available. $17.50. complete. 500 chick aize. JACKSON COUNTY FEED CO. Court and McAndrews GREEN 12 INCH OR 16 INCH LENGTHS 300 CU. FT. LOAD DIAL 2123 TlMBERP Meeroae FOR SALE rTULLESS AT SEED. Heavy yielding, thresh out huUess, 40 greater food value than ordt. nary oats. Select seed, 95 cwt. Monarch Seed it Feed Co. FOR HELP with your Income tax. day or evening. Phone 3013. 53 Ross crt fIR ROUGH BLOX St SLABS, geen Dig douoie ioaa oou. ueaiora ruei Tel. 3111. FOR SALE MONARCH (Brand) SPK CIAL HOG RATION grows fsster. Satisfies that hunger for minerals and animal protein. Sensationally productive. Monarch Seed 8c Feed co. ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON. Special Uing in permanents. All work fuar anteed. Phone 2664. 120 N. Central. WANTED TO BUY Used or broken repairable furniture Call 3089. WANTS D Experienced alteration woman. Apply In person. Jacque Lenox. 17 S. CentraL FOR SALE Shrubs: Arborvitae, heather, evergreen flowering shrubs, azalea, camellia, rock plants and perennials, a e unasiam. vn. 7370. FOR SALE SURE! LARRO CHICK BUILDER mash coats a few more pennies, but it gives you dollars more in production and profit. That Is what you want. Isn't 1(7. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. ' WANTED Custom tractor work, for garden and farm. Phone 8475. Blended Whiskey) 86 proof, tS grain neutral spirits OOODERHAM t WORTS ITD. i Peoria, Illinois X 1 IS YOUR CAR FOR SALE? SEE . HUMPHREY NOW t for HIGH CASH PRICE! HUMPHREY MOTORS USED CAR EXCHANGE 33 S. Riverside Ave. DIAL 2123 Company eaaeoM a. rf'Vy'S.ffJSSS'iflf af ' SLMS Sg75