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Ye Smudge Pot
Br Arthur Parry
Germany has put her Johann
veo Hancock on the surrender
term. o the war is over In
Europe. The self-admitted "super
race have lost their second
whirl at conquering "the world,
They know they lost it, and, In
the days of all now living, will
never forget It. Russia will keep
them reminded of It." Further
more, the Muscovites will sea to
It no World War III is pcrpetrat
5 i,j Prussia. Even in the sign
ing, the thoroughly beaten show
ed a tinea of sorrow for them
selves. Said Col. Gen. Jodl
after signing:
"In this war which has last
ed more than five years both
have achioved more and suf
fered more perhaps than any
ether people in the world."
"I express hope the victor
will treat them with generos
ity." "Treat them with generosity?"
"Generosity" for horrors in mur
der depots and concentration
camps, for , organized plans to
exterminate all other races, for
starving prisoners of war, while
their own In America waxed fat
on unaccustomed food and treat
ment? "Neinl, a trillion times
"Neinl"
a a e
"Grandma Titus Is again her
self, and busy hemming." (Silk
Creek Jottings.) That's right,
Grandma Let the diplomats at
San Francisco seeking world
security do the plain and fancy
hawing.
a a
Spain, a moth-eaten land that
did all It could to bring an Axis
victory, managed to heroically
sever diplomatic relations with
Germany, Just before the Ink
was dry on the final surrender
document,
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WAR WAR
(Sr. Chronicle)
Noel Toy, the Chinese fan
dancer st the Kubla Khsn, is
planning to welcome dele
gates to the conference with a
dance of the Pants of All
Nations." It Is to be a strip
. tease act, during which she
will take off eight pair of
pants which combine the col
ors of every nation to be rep
resented at the conference."
a e e
The round-up of the Nazi out
laws Is progressing favorably.
Mr. Goering was caught todsy,
along with Field Marshal Kessel
ring. This Is cauxe for rejoicing,
and proof the wicked have little
luck fleeing, with all mankind
pursuing.
e e
There are clouds In the sky
today. Some farmer must have
soms hay down.
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"The state's athletic bosrd.
while studying changes In the
basketball plan, turned down a
proposal for a state football
championship , , , which reminds
uswhat Is the Oregon associ
ation, or the coaches' association
doing about the miscarriage of
Justice in selecting Oregon's
semi-fins lists In the 1H44 Oregon
football playsoffs?" (High
climber In the Eugene Register
Guard.) What are the mighty
Eugene Axmen doing about get
ting scrunched sgain unexpect
edly and disgustingly by the
Myrtle Point high grid Jugger
naut, as of last fall?
e e e
Experts and researchers arc
now prowling for the "basic
causes of the war." Offhand, one
would guoss, the "basic causes"
were too many guns, and too
much shooting.
General (Mad) Anthony
Wayne, after whom the city was
named, selected the sie of Fort
Wayne, Ind., in October, 1794,
when he destroyed the power of
the Miami Indians under special
orders from President Washington.
Editorial Correspondence
San Francisco, May 7. These East Indians sre s persistent
bunch. A couple of them spoke st the First Congregational church
on the corner of Post and Mason last night, Dr. Anup Sing,
editor of the "Voice of India", and Mr. Narxieh Gail of the "Bahai
World", and they didn't pull their punches. They called spade
a spade, declared the Peace Conference at the present rate will be
a farce and a failure, maintained that Great Britain has no more
right to rule the'people of India than Japan has to rule the people
of China, snd unless British imperialism is brushed off the surface
of the earth, the present war will be followed By anotner one in
IB or 20 years, and they didn't mean maybe.
We sat next to a Canadian newspaper editor who had a terrible
time controlling himself, being on the verge of apoplexy several
times.
When the time for questions csme he got to his feet, his voice
shsking with pent up emotion snd Inquired:
"When would you sdvise Canada to throw ok tne yoke 01
British oppression and Join the
Mr. Gail took that In his stride too. He repeated the inquiry,
said he apprecisted the fact it was made facetiously and had no
proper place in the subject under discussion but he would answer
it for the sake of clarifying his
"There are." he ssid, "two
countries like Canada, Australia
up of countries like India, Burma,
a part of England by language and
a part of the empire. The second
India, is not, never hss been, and never will be a part of England,
does not wish to be ruled by England, and does wish to' return
to the freedom and Independence enjoyed before being conquered
by England. It is sn inescapable obligation of the present con
ference to see that this effort of India to become a free snd inde
pendent nation, be endorsed, and British Imperialism, as well as
Dutch, French, Japanese or any
and destroyed."
The congregation was not s
hundred people, but they were
left no doubt that a majority
speakers.
Well something may be done.
But as before stated, we can see
regarding India, as far as Great Britain and the United States are
concerned. It is our impression they both wish to dodge the ticklish
issue for the sske of harmony
if they oppose action vigorously,
It la different with Russia. In
admission of Argentina, Molotov brought up the Indian issue and
made what, under the circumstances, was rather a startling state
ment, to-wit:
The time wilt come when
India will be heard."
No wonder Mr. Anthony Eden,
flushed and clasped his hands behind his head 'Snd leaned back
in his chslr, as if to esse the inner tension.
Imagine the army India could
And that, believe it or not, is
Indian delegates the unofficial ones we mean led by the attractive
and forceful Mrs. Psndit. They never say so in so many words, but
they might as well for there is no
their remarks. if the people of India, close to 400,000,000 strong,
sre not GIVEN complete independence, they will TAKE it. What
'other war" could they mean with
picture, when they keep declaring that failure to grant India
her Independence means another
Whether such threats are good
they are being made In one way
delegates every day of the conference.
We remarked at the outset of
ordering t lone Indian heckler
because he lacked proper credentials. She does lack humor where
India Is concerned, when people are fighting mad they usually dol
The delegates are still speculating sbout Hitler, wondering
whether be Is alive or dead, some
too good to be true.
There is no doubt at far as
If Hitler were alive, the Germans
other to surrender, they would
enemy or they would be fighting
no, Hitler said he would never
have. Realising this, the army lesders Including probably some of
Hitler's former supporters, saw that the second attempt to "get
the boss" did not fsil ss the first one did, for they realized the
war was lost, to continue fighting
One of these days no doubt the
we wsger It will be honey. We also wager Der Fuehrer never
killed himself, ha was killed by order of the German High Com
mand.
As an aside and prosperity note, Shreve's display window on
Post and Grant has been attracting almost as much attention as
the St, Francis cntrsnce on Powell and Geary. The reason, a
display of Jewels representing the United Nstions.
In the center a solitaire diamond from South Africa, about the
size of a wrist-watch, priced at 1192,000, other contributions run
as cheap at 1890, not Including the federal tax. We trust our
muscular young friend from Moscow tees it before he departs.
Another aside for E.T., only:
Down at Corbett't they will take even money the war In the
Pacific will be over before New Year's 1946.
Yet this "weathah" Is very bracing but It it a bit monotonous
to have clouds and fog day after day for solid week. It is easy
to understand why so many San Franciscans like to spend the
summer at their fishing cabins on the Rogue, San Francisco
has no summer, it is colder and more disagreeable In July than in
January.
The popular term for Senator Vanrlenhera li "
the U. S. delegation." Mebba so,
iii..uir win not rccora mat quality ss me Keynote of the Michigan
Senator's character.
This conference continues to remind the writer of that Disarma
ment Conference In Washington, D. C, some 25 yeart ago. Then
too thsre wat no doubt of the ultimate success of the effort for
the world was war-weary and the world at least the allied
world did disarm. The one question mark and stumbling block
In that conference was an oriental nation known as Japan. The
one question mark, if not stumbling block at this conference Is
another oriental nation, Russia. Then the big man of the con
ference wat U, S. Secretary of State Hughes, as Secretary of State
Stettinius is at this one if any. Those who did attend the other
At the MarKade
A mother snd daughter ban
quet will be given at the Mar
Kade May 14 at 7 p. m. for both
Junior and senior hostesses of
the MnrKadc. Any hostess not
previously contacted U asked to
call Jean Coffin, 383, not later
than Thursday noon, tor Infor
mation. Hostesses who regularly serve
on Monday sre asked to be st
the MarKade at 0 p. m. to get
the tables. Those having flow
ers which they will donate for
decorations may leave them at
the MsrKsde for Monday.
Of all the modern languages
derived from Latin. Rumanian
Is the nearest to the original
tongue.
free and happy nations?"
position.
British empires, one made up of
and New Zealand, the other made
South Africa, the first really
culture, and anxious to remain
on tne contrary ana particularly
other Imperialism be condemned
large one, perhaps two or three
very attentive, and the applause
of them sympathized with the
no evidences of favorable action
and speedy action, snd of course
no action will be taken.
that speech urging the delay in
the voice of an INDEPENDENT
who was presiding, winced and
raise with a little Russian help!
really the threat of these East
other conclusion to reach from
Germany and Japan out of the
one?
strategy or not, there la no doubt
or another, by these East Indian
Mrs. Pandit's lack of humor in
out of her first press conference
believe the news of his death
this department is concerned.
would not ba running over each
either be in there fighting the
Der Fuehrers storm troops.
capitulate and he never would
fruitless.
full story will come out snd
mebbe so. But we venture to say
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conference we believe are somewhat justified In having certain
skepticism regarding the ULTIMATE results of this one. .
e e e e
We said "ultimate" say another 28 years hence, not immediate.
e e e e(
This IS news, the most ghastly war in human history ending
on a comic note!
But that Is true of the poor old S. F. Call.
Ever since that fake war extra of 10 days ago it has been banner
ing the approach of peace and this morning came out around 9
a.m. with "Unconditional Surrender" plastered across the front
page and above same in small type "Associated Press says:"
And, according to the radio, the A. P. was cut off from all
news from Europe for Jumping the gun the SECOND timel
Please pause a moment while the angels weep! R.W.R.
News Behind
The News
By Paul Mallon
San Francisco, May 9 Amer
ican international trusteeship
proposal appeared to a great
many experts
f V ' uumvaea out here to be
a plain gratuit
ous gift to in-
t ernationalism
of our hard
. til won Pacific is-
wf gland ba ses.
There was
quite an inside
fight, which
was kept quiet
for diplomatic
reasons. Sen
Paul Mallon
ator Byrd ap
peared twice before the Ameri
can delegation with his men
from the naval affairs committee
demanding outright ownership.
Both the army and navy con
sultants here threatened to walk
out of the conference, so out
raged were they over the accept
ance of the international ana
human rights" approach to the
whole problem instead of a real
istic appreciation of the necessi
ties of security to guarantee
these rights.
But the whole American dele
gation sat adamant in its posi
tion. In the secret meeting State
Secretary Stettinius argued that
under the trusteeships we would
really operate the bases anyway.
There is a yes-and-no answer
given to that by Byrd and oth
ers. Our navy will no doubt be
the largest in the Pacific but all
other nations will use these
bases freely as their own under
the Joint ownership proposition
and with their planes.
N the end Byrd and the army
and navy shook their headt in
strong disagreement but agreed
to restrain themselves publicly
for a time at least to tee how the
affair works out. It may become
the subject of some future diplo
matic dickering.
The text of the proposal says
the idea behind the proposal of
the trustee system is (a) "To
further international peace snd
security." Security In the Pa
cific will most assuredly rest
upon the American fleet and
planes in the future, and the
navy says it wants ownership of
the basos outright. What better
authority could be offered for
our necessities?
Then, the text continues, the
plan was designed: (b) "To pro
mote the political, economic snd
social advancement of the trust
territories and their inhabitants
and their progressive develop
ment toward self-government.
That sounds like a rather grim
Joke. The Japs are the people
on the isands we want and have.
With everyone proposing the ut
most punishment for the nazis
In Europe, it Is titterlngly ironi
cal to suggest that the Japs on
Okinawa and in the Marianas
required such consideration.
Their social advancement, as
well as. their "political and "eco
nomic" progress and "advance
ment toward self-government''
are less important considerations
than what the best authorities
on the subject think necessary
for our security.
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AS a matter of basic fact,
there are nnt minv inhahl.
tants on the particular islands
we want.
The third excuse In the text
was: (c) "To provide for nondis
criminatory treatment in trust
territories with respect to the
economic and other appropriate
civil activities of the nationals
of all member states." The eco
nomic part of this suggests other
nations want to open these
islands to trade, and I do not
know what "civil activities"
other nation! could possibly de
sire on these volcanic cornl reefs.
Any marine from out there
could testify they are not pleas
ant places to live, and about the
only trade most of them have
known was a ship or so a month.
In peacetime days.
jet, to quote the text further.
"all functions of the organiza
tion relating to strategic areas,
including the approval of the
trusteeship arrangements and
(mark this well) their alteration
or amendment should be exer
cised by the security council"
meaning not only the big five,
but the little six nations from
there on can change the trustee
ship arrangements and we will
have only one vote In 11 in the
matter.
Flight o Time
Mediord and Jackson Co. Mis'
tory from the files of the Mai)
Tribune 10. 20 and 34 years
ago.
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
May 9. 193S
(It was Thursday)
Gold Hill loan for irriaation
bonds paid.
Labor strikes sweep nation,
and administration hesitates to
act.
Secrecy shrouds location of
navy planes en route to Midway
island.
Holiday ordered in all CCC
camps for May 15, on second an
niversary of establishment.
Fair. High 78, low 48 degrees.
Woman's threats against
Dutcner told in Klamath Falls
murder trial.
Miss Jean Steele to receive sal
ary as commissioner of Crater
Lake National park.
Relief rackets to be probed by
congress.
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY
May 9, 1925
(It was Saturday)
Japan approves ban on poison
gas in war.
Copco employees to stage an
nual dance and frolic.
Failure of German offensive
In 1918, due to excessive drink
ing of liquor, report states.
University of Oregon regents
plan shake-up at secret meeting.
Partly cloudy. High 69, low 47
degrees.
Bandit suspects st Ashland
shot at by speed cop.
WINDSORS LEAVING
Palm Beach, Fla., May 9.
(U.R) The Duke and Duchess of
Windsor, who have been visiting
here since leaving the former
king's post as governor of the
Bahamas, today prepared to
leave by train for New York
and Canada.
PHOTOGRAPHING FLASH
An electronic "memory" ma
cnine retains the image of sn
electric flash 125 of a second
long enough to take a photo of
iue nasn tor research purposes.
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FORECASTS
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oceawonal lifht rain tonifht and
Thursday. Cooltr daytimt Umpara-
Orion: Partly cloudy tonlht and
Thursday with occasional llsht rain in
western part tonight and Thursday.
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Total precipitation since September
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pendency for the season: .58 inchea.
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FARM SAFETY WEEK
Washington, May 9. (U.R)
President Truman today pro
claimed the week of July 22 na
tional farm-safety week. The
president noted that there was
needless waste of farm manpow
er through accidents 1,400
lives lost monthly and 125,000
persons injured.
WEATHER FOR PAINTS
Now there's a weather bureau
for paints. The "weatherometer"
tests the ability of paint also
cloth and paper to withstand
the elements.
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of Reamea Chapter O.E.S.,
rnursaay evening, May iu.
Mene night. Initiation. Fro.
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Tjo Late to Classify
LIVESTOCK Auction every Saturday
i me j-avuion, rnoentx, ore., com
mencing at i.w p. m. aiiaro. We an
ticipate a good run of cattle lor
next Saturday aale. It you are on
the market for beef, dairy, or stack
er cattle better plan to attend thl
aale. You will lind every conven
ience of a modern auction sales
yard here. Our Yard and Sale force
are thoroughly experienced handlers
ui jivesiucK. we cater strictly to tne
sale and transportation of livestock.
Southern Oregon Livestock AucUon
wo. -i.ive aeuers 01 livestock.
Col. A. H. Dudley, Auctioneer
Phone 622S Medford. Ore.
WANTED Home for 2 dogs. 1 black
Water Spaniel and 1 part Cocker
opaniei. jut n. uoiumbus.
CAR Loader Wanted to load dry lum
ber in Medford. Sea George W. Ring.
Sr.. at 4031, Earhart St, Medford,
urcgon.
WANTED Logging trucks, abort haul.
swig roaos. rnone oujo.
FOR SALE Good Jersey cow. Milk
ing o gallons, rnona 3313.
TOR SALE 7 Acres, 4 alfalfa. 2
furnished houses, electricity, year
around spring, open range. Edna
Hurley. Hornbrook, Calif.. Box 166.
LOST 35 mm camera, in di
In paper bag.
left in wasnroom of local tireynound
bus depot. Liberal reward. Call Ro
ger Chrsyler. care of Hotel Medford.
WANTED Hay to cut on shares. Ph.
6316.
FOR SALE Kitchen cabinet, large
leather rocking chair, full aizs metal
bedstead. 938 S. Holly.
FOR SALE ,a H.P. Crown Compres
sor, inquire nttspurgn faint ptore.
S3 HEAD of Hereford cattle will be
sold at tne rnoenlx AUCUon Satur
day. Thie lot consists of 11 stock
cows and calves, 1 bull, the balance
of which ara steers and heifers.
LOST Black billfold, belonging to
Mall TriDune carrier on r.ast sine.
Please return to Mail Tribune.
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duty type at Severin Electric Signal
olatlon, I3UJ mversioe.
FOR SALE Modern house on paved
street, close to scnooia. taii aim
3:3U. rnone 33UB.
FOR RENT Modern cottages, double
or single, neo vrrow v.ainp.
R4R1.
WANTED Man. Tire service and re-
pair worx. UOWI opporiuniij-. amwuj
employment. Jennings Tire Co., 229
w. Miversiqe.
FOR SALE One Jersey heifer, fresh
9 weeks, iirst can; aiso o jwiu,,.
heifers. Reasonable price. J. E
Fniintain. ?. mile E. of Talent.
For sale 2500. 3 rooms, nook and
snower on luin ai. -iiuhw
call 329 N. Second week days onl y
FOR SAL1S uaoy crio inn n""".
also pre-war couap.ioie uusej
n,aiir. am w. lith.
Ehoice FLOWER PLANTS Petun-
las, zinnias, asters, ana uuwfc -
diana Canner tomato, nine other
varieties: also cabbage, lettuce, pep
per, eggplant, and celery. Valley
Greenhouses, Franquette St.. off 5.
Riverside at Anderson's Thrift Mar
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prM3 CAT if-ASHi
FURNISHED 8-room home. Three bed
rooms, iront ana uiiuiie ."....
wood floors, kitchen and breakfast
r.ook. Inlaid linoleum, bath room
with rub and shower, double plumb
ing, wash-room, two tubs, fruit
cooler, housa air conditioned. Gar
age, cement floor, store house and
work shop. Hen-housa with woven
wire enclosure. Lot I's shrubbery,
flowers, shade and fruit trees. See
owner 339 Mae at., alter i p. m-
$14,700"
17 Acres of valley a
finest land, part irri
gated with pumping
system, grade A dairy equipment,
neat modern cottage, fully furnished
with good furniture. Eight high
grade cows, all crops Included. Im
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close In.
Also
4TiO C AA Approximately SO acrea.
5ZZ.JUU " Irrigated, bal.
T"T subs., fine year around
stream through the place. Grade a
bsrn. large feed barn. About 23 .head
cattle, team, machinery. Retail milk
route. Very attractive l;-r"1,'"?;
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fireplace, fine lawn, shade, shrubs.
Familv orchard. Crops alone
should bring t23O0. Located on Pa-
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FOR SALE New 4 room modern
home, stucco and plaster. Approxi
mately two acres, irrigation. Price
S4500. Second house E. of Lozier
Lane on Stewart. William P. Young.
FOR SALE Nice six-room modern
home, close In. $5200. Call 9492.
FOR SALE BY OWNER 4-room
house. Newly rebuilt inside and out.
Well located. Immediate possession.
f none atjou.
FOR SALE Well broke black saddle
mare and heavy stock aaddle and
bridle, pnone S3B9.
fHERE will be a consignment of
springer heifers. Also a saddle pony,
gentle for children sold at the Mid
way Auction xaras jnui&cmy.
RUMMAGE Sale by tha Rebekah
Lodge, Friday and Saturday, May
11th and 12 at 9 a. m., corner of
Holly and Main. Also a large as
sortment of cactuB.
USED TRUCK TIRES 82320 and
80020 Army used truck tires. These
require ration board certificate.
OLDER TIRE EXCHANGE
8th and Riverside 1
$3750
10 ACRES. 3 irrigated, food-subdi-vision,
near golf course, good soil,
partly wooded, 3-room old house
and well, city water will be avail-
aoie.
$4250
FIVE rooms, close in. fireplace, fenced,
until joiq, garage, pavea street.
Owner leaving.
I. E. SCHULER, Realtor, 223 W. 6th.
Ph. 5671 eves. R. E. Bebb, 2343.
FOR SALE Shelving and counters
from Barker's P. X. Please inquire
"Qi iter aiea i siore,
WANTED Lawnmower. Phone 23S3.
BENEFIT DANCE Griffin Creek
School Gym.. Saturday, May 12th,
g.uu. rree juncn. gooa music,
FOR SALE Good used lady's bicycle
10. lUf W. 1UTJ1
WANTED Experienced Ford mechan-
ic. ray top wages, crater Lake Mo
tors. CASH for your car. regardless of con
dition, unampi oarage, an Apple.
FOR TIRST CLASS Auto " repairing
ii m v-iiHmp s uarage, a.ast otn.
rnone oy;
THREE acres irrigated, on old Stage
roaa, ocauiiiui Duuaing sue, urana
view of Mount Pitt and valley,, 12
large apple trees, nice shade, fenced.
uwner at zi7 Apple, mone 5L)42.
WANT TO BUY Fordson tractor.
steel wneeis and plow. Tribune Box
1154.
WANTED Couple to work on farm.
caring for turkeys and general
chorea. Year 'round work. Modern
house furnished. Good wages. Phone
uenxrai roint, jhj.
IrOR RENT Housekeeping Rooms,
ciose in. jiu jNonn uameii.
FOR RENT Small apartment. Private
pain ana entrance, tza rung.
CLEAN nicely furnished aparrmenT,
ciose in. uuuuee paia. at ten
tral. THREE acres. Irrigated clover. Some
lrutt. 4 room nouse. L.ignts, Aieaiora
city water. Garage, barn, hen-house.
On Spring St. Immediate possession.
82.000. D. E. Millard, 104 S. Oak dale.
rnone ijv
WANTED Dishwasher and kitchen
helper. Best of wages. Berrydaie
Restaurant, laia n. mversioe.
fOR SALE-Fly mouth Coupe, 1034.
uooa condition, gooa tires, gooa gas
mileage, can z73 or ai7 s. urnnge,
ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON la now open
for Business.
FOR RENT Best of garden land.
snare crop, piowea ana narrowea.
Dodson, ,i mile west of Central Pt.
WANT March issue of Marine Leath
erneck magazine, nease writ Tri
bune BOX 4930.
REPLACE vour broken window glass
new giass insiauea wnue vou wait
MEDFORD M1LLWORK CO
The Olaaa House
Phone 1112 10th and Grape
WANTED Experienced alteration
woman. Appiy in person, jacque
LfnoXi
WANTED TO BUY Keros ene-operat-
ea reingerator ana stumo coucn in
good condition Phone 3557 eves.
EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD
ASSORTMENT
Rough boards and 2x4 ' to 3xl2'a
LOW PRICED. NO PRIORITY
CAMERON-MOFTTTT LUMBER CO.
So. Riverside at Barnett Rd.
Madtprtj Phone 5462
CASH Of A FLASH
FOR YOUR CAR
lava Tlrna Cash and Oaa
Call Automobile Market,
Friendly Medford Dealer.
Ph. 3019 6th and Bartlett
No Red Tape When You Sell
to Us
WANTED Experienced gTOceryman
Appiy in person, ttiverside mantel.
VISIT our gift department before
Mother s Day
ACME HARDWARE
Main and Graoe
WANTED Rabbits, "any amount, alive
dressed.
Phone 2117. Riverside
Market
INSULATING waU boards celling tile.
aiso sneex rocs: uig fines L,umoer
Co
WANTED -Chickens, any kind, any
amount, live or aressea, laying nens
or otherwise Phone 2117. Riverside
Market.
WANTED Experienced waitressr Ap-
piy in person, tuversiae Aiaraei.
WHY WAIT.?
ARTHUR BROS. CIRCUS
AMERICA'S NEWEST AND FINEST SHOW .
MEDFORD One Day Only
SATURDAY, MAY 12th
PACIFIC HI WAY
with KEN MAYNARD in Person
and the Wonder TARZAN Herte
JORGEN M. CHRISTIANSEN S
LIBERTY HORSES
men
MISS AIRIELETTA queem or the air
BUDDY" Th T"'n I UNO LINO BINO
Seelion I TROUPE
Ticket On Sale Circus Day, 10 A. M. to 4 P. M. at
MtATH 5 DRUG STORE
ITR ROUGH BLOX & SLABS, fraea
Dig louDie oaa id ou meaiora fuel.
Tel 3111
NOW AVAILABLE No. 1 certigrade
red cedar shingle Big Pinea Lum
ber Co
FOR SALE 1930 Chevrolet
$150 Phone 4068.
"sedan.
WANTED Plowing, harrowing, any
kind of tractor work Phone 2117,
Riverside Market Medford or 7H2
Central Point
RESPECT
For the
Departed
Through many yean of ex
perience in serving the
Fr
oople 01 this community
n their hour of sreat lost.
Perl's have the deepeit re
spect for loved ones who
have passed on. and kindly
sympathy for those left be
hind. That is why Mr. Perl
or Mr. Davis will personally
handle all details) that is
why Perl's up-to-the-minute
facilities are devoted to the
very important task of pro
viding the finest of tributes
to loved ones.
PHONE
Ambuane Serviea
Lady Attendant
PEEL'S
FUNERAL
HOME
426 WEST SIXTH ST.
Mother's Day
Cards
Choose from the finest
lines in America dis
played here.
SWEM'S
Book & Gift Shop
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SERVICE
REASONABLE RATES Z.
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YOU NEED ANY OF
THESE SERVICES
703 NORTH CENTRAL
Phone 7104
AT SO. CENTRAL
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