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Newspaper Page TextSIX MEDfOHD MAIL TRIBUNE MEDFORBiTRIBUNE Everyon. In Booth" Owoa B.sd. lh Mall Tribune" Dally e.pt atordMr Published by MEDFOIID PR1NTINO CO. 97.H North Fir 8t Phon. 8141 ROBERT W BUHL, Editor ERNEST B CILSTRAP Manaief HERB OREY. Adv.rtl.lng Mir. . M. C FERGUSON, Mnlnr Ed'tar ARTHUR PERRY. Sunday Editor MRS OUVE STARCHER. Soc Edltot GERALD LATHAM. Circulation Mgr. An Indep.nd.nl Newipipw KnUred as second class mttr .1 alsdford. Oregon, under Act o March 3. 181 SUBSCRIPTION RATE! By Mell In Advene.: D.III end Sunder on. jrew...7J0 Deny and Sunday elx month. 4.00 Celly and Sunday Uir.. mo.. 110 Pally and Sundey on. month .7 By Carrier In Advonco Medlord. Ashland, Central Point, Jackson vine. Gold Hill. Phoenix, Telenk and on motor routee: Dally end Sundey on. yearr .00 Daily and Sunday one month .7 All term, caah In advene. Official Paper of the City of Medford Olflclel Paper of Jackson County UalU Preie Full Lus.d Wire MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS Advertising Representative WIST.HOU.IDAY COMPANY, INC. Office In New York, Chleego, De troit. San Frandtco, Los Anf.lee, utile. Portland, St. Louie, Atlanta. Vancouver. P. C. MtmU Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Parry Gen. Homma, who ordered the "March of Bataan," will die In military style beore a firing squad, but Gen. Yamashlta will die on the gallows, In the man ner of a criminal. By either method, the final results are everlastingly permanent. ... Reports say the grain crop has been damaged by the rains, and "drowned out." None of multi tudinous and variegated pros pective weeds have gone down for the third time. r . A re-shuffllng of bureau chiefs is now underway In Washington, D. C. What the nation seems to need most is a new deck. . The first dandelions of spring are blooming feebly, but daro devlllshly. Spring Is not here of ficially however, until everv time an Older Girl steps on her lawn, she puts her foot down on three dandelions at once. YE OLDE SKULLDUGGERY (S. F. Chronicle) "Many American politicians are Just now engaged in their annual practice of desperating Lincoln day by repudiating, Ignoring or evading the very things Lincoln stood for." "WORK HELD UNEMPLOY MENT CURE" (Hdllne Crestnn (Ida) Times) It has the same affect as money on poverty, ... Argentina, the state depart ment now charges, Is a hatchery for the return of Nazism, and never was anything else, even when nalnted as "the good nelgn bor" nation. America assisted Argentina to pull Itself Into a democracy by Its own bootstraps Millions of Yankee dollars flood ed the land, and Hollywood cutles arrived by plane to woo the "sood nelgt bor." They gawk ed at the cutles, and spent the money, and Inughcd with Ber lin, to see how Uncle Sucker was being blinded by his own whiskers. It all should be a les son for America, but won't. A Berkeley professor reports Crater Lake Is In no danger of eruption, but one would ruin Its beautiful blue color. There Is no danger of the scenic wonder moving to California. .... The revised editions of the lSew Testament are now avail able to the public. Few knew the New T-stamcnt needed re vision. It Is to be hoped the new and revised editions are more widely read and followed, than the old. Ninety million feet of lumber was cut In Jckson county last j ear. This is a suhslanllnl amount. It looks like a man could rare uo sufficient boards to build a henhouse, without fill Ing out a ' tree-foot government questionnaire LIKE CLOCKS. NONE ALIKE "Old Man Winter is having his way and In his Icy grip the mercurial Indicators vary wide ly. In the aqueeie. Anyway, re gardless of how cold they say, the casual observer will mutter. "Yeah! it's all of that!" even If they drop as low as 14 below, like Mr. Smith's over on the creek did Sunday night. How ever, even If somo Indicators couched under a norch and against a constantly heated bullrilnii show only a drop to six above, most everyone Is will Ing to trust the ears that tingle and the nose that knows, and say "It's plenty cold enough!" (New Pine Creek News) 'Closing time l L'lemnrd Adl I SO Too Late to CiaaeUI U.ls pin Wedneidiy, r.b. IS. 1141 Editorial Correspondence Cara Grande, Ariz., Feb. 10 maps hereabouts. . This is the town of Casa Grande en route to Phoenix from Tucson, but the Indian ruins of that name are over by the town of Coolidge, 25 miles away. ' So one finds the town of Coolidge on the same map ana naturally concludes the famed Coolidge dam it near there. But It isn't. It Is over 100 miles away. This is something for the AAA to get busy about when they get out their post-war maps. Th. inHlnn "hl house" has .ni' -in., om- firt trln In Arizona some 15 or 20 years ago. There are a couple of photogenic now to show the tourists about, ana everyining nas o. oou up, even the cactus and salt bushes dusted, by the looks of them. But the main Ingredients are the same. A inrV would have it. however, our visit this time was timed to the campaign speech by Generalissimo Stalin the only one he i.orf to ripllver it seems blaming the recent war not upon Ger many and Japan, but upon capitalism and the capitalistic countries! To equal that one has to go lar DacK io ine late nuey iahib, when the "Klngflsh" was Just learning how to swim and decided he would get into office by whipping the old familiar dead-horse "Wall Street." All the ills of those days, he claimed, were caused by Wall Street and the "International Bankers." It all goes to show that political buncombe and campaign clap-trap are about the same the world over. But, as remarked above, It so to speak. For there in that over 100 years before Columbus an exact reproduction of the sort of communism, stann iavors theoretically at least, and maintains If established throughout the world would bring eternal peace. But what did it bring then? Practically constant warfare! And this "Casa Grande" was built so high and so strong because of this fact. For it was not only a communal habitation but a fort and a watch-tower. There was no capitalism in those far-off days here in the U. S. A., none whatever. The Indians owned their land In common, as well as the products of the land, corn, cotton and hay. They also owned their irrigation system In common, yes, they had an Irrigation system, fed by the Gila river and it was a good one. They owned everything In common except their women, their weapons and their cattle and goats. They had no horses then, horses were brought In by the Spaniards. But when they did get horses, these were private property also, In some tribes the squaws owned the cattle and goats, the braves the horses, the reason being the women did the milking, butchering and all the hard home work, while the men their chief occupation. Now if communism, PER SE, larly land and Industry in common, the absence of material com petition and the profit motive original Americans of six or would such a system have that The answer is it wouldn t. And another answer Is this: If Soviet Russia continues on her present course of imperial istic communism, trying to gain which was also Hitler's aim but then the Russian form of communism will eventually bring war Just as certainly as any form of imperialistic capitalism ever brought It. , For while It is a nice catch political nor economic FORMS produce war; the spirit of man, the genus homo In the mass, produce them. nothing could be plainer, as war was caused by the spirit of the German people the vast majority of them at least, under Hitler; and the spirit of the Japanese people, again a majority under the leadership of the war lords and their figurehead the Emperor. Once arouse that splrlt.-essentlally the spirit of national aggrandizement by armed conquest, and we don't care what the form of government may be, capitalistic, socialistic, communistic or what have you, war will eventually be the result. Comrade Stalin should put this in his pipe and smoke It, but unless all signs fall, lie won't. At least not until it is too late. e e It was Interesting to walk through this adobe "big house" and as the smart little guide chattered on, try to visualize the sort of life that really went on within in the 14th Century, and In some of the ruins nearby at the time of Christ. Within there were no doors, merely openings in the walls and small ones, the same "doors" grandpappy had to bend were also based upon the defense on almost without interruption peting tribes. If any enemy should get through the outside walls, the only entrance to the defenders within, would be through these small openings. And then one at a time. Their weapons were only arrows and apenrs and tomahawks, so no one could come through swinging, and to be effective at all had to come through head first. One able-bodied squaw the squaws were almost as strong as the men, with one stone hatchet therefore could pop off the Invaders pretty effectively, "wham, plop!" and over the invad ing so-and-so would drop (while dusky daughter, her honor still unimpaired, could roll them to one sldct) . e . . e We left Tucson early, and as when we left Medford also early, the "Bad Ship Sedan" refused to start. So we decided the tem perature rather than any mechanical difficulty or perhaps both, had caused this perverse behavior. A taxi was available to push this time, so no hour was lost as In front of Valentine's, two weeks ago. (Great Pete, Is It two or three weeks? Seems like a year!) We ran Into the S.P. train coming south from Phoenix and looked for some familiar Medford faces at the wlrdows Heinle was probably up and prowling about with his faithful screw-driver at that hour, but none appeared. Long Icicles were hanging from the Pullman rods, and the ponds of water In the fields were frozen over. Nothing exactly tropical about Arizona In winter, this winter at least. In one of the cotton fields by the highway some white-faced uteers were enjoying themselves eating the stray cotton that had not been picked. That Is our idea of a rather UNpalatable diet, eating cotton without even skimmed milk and brown sugar to assist! Which reminds us of something for Ripley. In the Santa Rita drug storo In Tucson, which serves soft drinks and light meals, that last morning, there was no butter never did have any, no sugar, no chocolate or vanilla flavoring! We remember years ago Weber and Fields had a soda fountain scene where Fields asked for a chocolate soda and the beautiful but dumb waitress said they didn't carry chocolate, considered very funny In those days, but nothing In the food or drink line is funny or unexpected in these. R.W.R. MtASLES SWEEP Tl Measles took on epidemic pro portions In the county last week when 95 new cases were report ed to Dr. A. Erin Merkcl, coun ty health officer. Of that num ber, 48 were reported from Med ford while Gold Hill listed 15 cases and Lone Pine district, 14 cases. Also reported were four cases in Central Point and Phoe nix, three in Oakgrove, Derby and Butte Falls, two from the Griffin Creek district and one from Ashland. Many new cases of chlckenpox were also reported, including They should change the motor been made into a "national monu- "Park Service" guides on hand was lucky the two things meshed "Casa Grande" which flourished discovered America was almost rode horses to hunt and fight, the holding of property particu did not Induce peace among the seven hundred years ago, why result today? control not only of Europe, of Asia which was Japan's, phrase for vote-getting, neither we see It, than that the recent those massive four-foot walls for windows. And these small double to get through them, motive of the wars that went between the various and com seven from Gold Hill, six from Shady Cove, five from the Lone Pine district and from Prospect and two In Butte Falls. Also listed were three cases of Scarlet fever, two In Eagle Point and one in Brownsboro, three cases of whooping cough in Cen tral Point and four cases of mumps, three in the Howard dis trict and ona in Medford. NEVADA GROWS Reno, Nev.. Feb. 13 (U.R) Nevada'a population has increas ed by nearly 30.000 during the past (ive yea.9, figures released today by the U. S. census bureau revealed. Estimated population is now 139,804. Heavywolght Champion Joe Louis' fis'i have won him more than 12,000,000 In the boxing ring. EX-GOV. CARR HITS AUTHORITY PLAN TO RULE RIVERS Salt Lake City, Feb. 13 U. Former Gov. Ralph L. Carr of Colorado charged today that bills proposing creation of authorities similar to the TV A throughout the country were "the longest step ever taken to ward unseating our theory of government." , Carr, long an attorney special izing In irrigation . problems, made his attack on river authori ties at the closing day's sessions of a meeting here of the Color ado River Water Users' associa tion. The former Colorado Republi can chief executive said he didn't think that the people of the country would "take these authority proposals lying down." "There is no need for such authorities," he asserted. 'The states and Individuals with al ready established government agencies can do the Job." Carr was particularly pointed in attacking the Rankin proposal for creation of nine TVA-like authorities that would embrace virtually every stream In the nation. LARSON FUNERAL 2 P.M. THURSDAY Funeral services for Keith L. Larson will be held Thursday at 2 p. m. at the Perl Funeral Home. Larson met his death as a result of a motorcycle accident early Saturday. Keith was born in Sioux City, Iowa, Sept. 3, 1927. He leaves to survive his pass ing, his mother, Mrs. Lena Lar son of Medford. five brothers, Leo Larson of Cottage Grove, Ore.. John Larson of Sioux City, Iowa, Lewis and Ole, of Med ford and Kenneth Larson In the Merchant Marine, also two sis ters, Mrs. Myrtle Triggs, Cot tage Grove, and Mrs. Earl Cole man, Sioux City. The Rev. Iran Hansen of the Zlon Lutheran Church will offi ciate at the funeral services and interment will be in Medford IOOF Cemetery. Livestock Portland, Ore., Feb. 13 (UP ) Livestock: Cattle 150. calves SO. Demand broad, active; early salei fully steady. Supply mostly dairy type cows. Few good-choice 050 lb. steers 917 50; only odd head of other steers and heifers, mainly to sell at $11.00-13 30: can ner-cu Iter cows largely 57 00-8 00; fat dairy type cows 910.uo-11.uu; oao head higher; good bulls 91100-13 00, verv few vealers on sale with sood choice quotable 915.50-16.50; odd neaa sinewy cnoice viy.uu. Hogs 100. Fairly active, sales steady. Barrows and art Its mostly 915 80; good sows salable $13.75. 14.UU; good -cnoice teeaer pigs quot able 915.00-15.50. Sheep 200. very lew eariy saies. asking prices steady. South San Francisco, Feb. 13 10:30 A M. (USDA) Cattle: SO. Steady. Very light supply, broad demand. Odd good heifers 915.75. Good cows quoted 913 00-13 50. common to me dium cows $10.00-13.00. canners and cutters 97 00-9.00. Odd good bulls 910 00-10.50. Late yesterday, load 1110 Oregon steers 915.50-16 00. Calves: 15. Steady. Few good to cnoice vealers 914.50-13. 50. Hogs 200. Steady. Two cars good to choice 240 northern California barrows and gilts 915.80. Odd good sows 915.05. Sheep: 100. Lambs steady. Package medium 79 lambs 91300; around 30 head good to choice 117 ewes 97.00, few common 93.50. Chicago. Feb. 13 (U J.) (USDA) Livestock: Hogs: 8500. Active, steady; good and hotre barrows and gilts $14 85 uie ceiling; sows at si-t.iu, ceiling, Cattle: 13.000. Calves: 600. Barely steady market; fairly active on all chum; largely sieer ana neiter run; top steers 918 00: next highest price vw.bo; general Killing quality 1 proved over earlier in week; liberal supplies steers and yearllnas 915 50 to $1750 with most heifers $14 50 to iin; dcsi ne tiers sitf.uu. Sheep; 8,000. Opening weak: two loans goon ana cnoice tea wooiea western lambs 915 25, others held a 915 50; load largely good 84 -lb. wool' skins 9300. Ch icago Wheat Chleego, Feb. 13 (UP.) Wheel Open Hlth Low Mny... 1A01, 1H0, 1801, July . ll, 18(11, 180, Sept 1B01 180 1. 1301, Dec 180I,B ino,B 180 ",B 180 ,B 8. F. DAIRY PRICES San Francisco, Feb. 13 (U.R) Dairy market; Butter 93 score 48'i, 92 score 48. 90 score 47. Cheese: Loafs 28.18-31.93, trip lets 27.18-31.93. Egfjs: Large grade A 4 Hi. me dium grade A 38V. small grade A 33Vi, large grade B 371. Wall Street New York, Feb. 13 OJ PJ Stocks lost nearly $1,000,000,000 today in extension of the decline that got under way last week. Selling reflected almost wholly continued White House delay in publishing the forthcoming wage-price policy which Is to be the basis for settlement of the nation's major strikes. Another factor in today's soft nes was the Immediate rejection by the UAW Clu of General Mu tor'i offer yesterday to give a wage rise of 18li cents an hour and reiteration of the un'.nn s demand for 19Vi cents an hour. ffollln was limited somewhat however, by the assertion of tne Iron Age magazine, nationally- known journal of the metal working trade, that agreement hart huen reached in the steel dispute, giving the workers 18V4 cents an hour and a S3 a ran price rise to the producers and its statement that the strike will end this week or early next week. Preliminary rinsing Dow-Jones stock averages- Industrial 198.74 off 2.40; railroad 64.81, off 0.30; utility 39.72, off 0.28; 65 stocks 74.42, off 0.70. Sales totaled 1,680.000 shares compared with 1,440,000 Mon day. Today's closing price on se lected stocks: American Tel. !c Tel 192 Anaconda 47 Chrysler 133 Curtiss Wright 10V4 General Electric . 50 General Motors (XD 75V4 Montgomery Ward , "63i Penn R. R 46 Phillips Petroleum Z J. C. Penney . 56 Radio 17V4 Southern Pacific 62 Standard Oil of Cal. 45 Texas Gulf Sulphur 50V4 Transamerica 19V4 United Aircrafts ai a U. S. Rubber 68 U. S. Steel MARGARET BAILEY RITES . TO BE FRIDAY 1:30 P. M Services for Mrs. Margaret Bailey, wife of Elm O. Bailey, Rt. No. 1, Central Point, who passed away in a local hospital Sunday, will be held in the Conger-Morris Chapel at 1:30 p. m. Friday with the Rev. W. A. Dawes officiating. Interment will be in Siskiyou Memorial Park. A complete obituary will be published later. Flight o' Time Medtord and Jackson Co His ory from the files of the Mail Tribune 10 20 and 34 years aao - Ttjv YEARS AfiO February 13. 1936 (It Was Thursday) Former President Hoover in Lincoln Day address at Portland, and New Deal is listed as main campaign target. Frank Van Dvke of Ashland is named president of Lincoln club. Partly cloudy and cooler. High 53, low 38. Oregon Frosh to play high school quint Friday night. Business census of Jackson county firms started. TWENTY YEARS AGO February 13, 1928 at Was Saturday) Edoar B. Plner. editor of Ore- gonian, delivers main address at annual Lincoln Day Banquet here. Bonds voted for new high school at Central Point. Rr.lt I no hens and lambs hint spring near in Table Rock dis trict. Jacksonville sees "Charles ton" dance at U. S. hall event. Bumper crop of tourists ex pected in state coming summer THIRTY FOUR YEARS AGO February 13, 1912 fit Was Tuesday) Methodists to build church at Third and Bartlett. Illinois society holds annual reunion and bi.nquet. Applegate to get cooperative creamery. Chicago, Feb. 13 (U.R) Ice skating star Sonja Henie today was granted a divorce from New York millionaire sportsman Dan Topping on charges of desertion. Too Late to Classify F65XTiC?5slf3 (ranita. S e e our .d in today , paper- Un'n" Sand Gravel Plant. Phone 0338. Medford. FRESH EGGS Jorsale. thone " FOR SALE One S. inch oak dlnins table and 10 chairs, $83; 1 blue gry nxU rug. 50: 1 large oak dr.ssar, beveled mirror. SS5; 3 bird cur.. 3 and $3; 1 wicker chlr S3. 75; 1 rocking chair. $3; assort m.nt o( fruit J.rs. ; 1 large wood tove. 33; 1 lawn mower. : Kal tex Settee and rocker, S3Q. 31 Orange. Phone 4a88: flrAAA New four rooms, bain. dOUUU nook, oak floor.. lu.t be yvvvv completed. Move right In. also flrCAA rive rooms, bath, tncloa JJjUU ed porch, garage. Excel- l.nt condlUon. also (P J AAA New sroll modern cot 54UUU "e. located on South Rlvenld. and Central with .pace lor a business. aiM . East side home, .even $15,000" rooms, bath, tncio.ro twirch. basement, oil hrat. double garage. Urge lot, shade, etc. Includes considerable furniture. House In very good con dition throughout. also CT7Q7C Substantial duplex, fur ilOIJ nished. very cloee In. ex ' client Income property, never vacant. KLMEK HERRIEO. Broker 44 N. Riverside OKI S367 or 3700 or S17 RADIO and RECORD CHANGING SERVICE Phone S32S VALLEY MUSIC CO. Johnny Berry. Tech. FOR BALE 1.800 feet hydraulla ec Irrigation pipe from 11, id. la. . 22. 33 Inch. Will .ell all or pert. Williams Bros., Rt. , Box i". Rogue River, Oregon. FOR SALE Single bed with mat tress and box sprint's, aiapic iu- Uh. Altnoet new. fnone auia. FOR SALE Residence lot. West lde. Corner JocaUon. UU at 1UB ausue- toe HELP WANTED Secretary to man ager. Permanent position, wan " person at. f mnrer oaaerica. FOR SALE 14 Inch band mw, nearly new, with motor, rnone 431. JUST ARRIVED AT LEWIS SUPER 19S Motorola Farm Radio li. volt Battery Model Two 525-550-18 4-ply Goodrich Tire. Two 450-21 4-ply Goodrich Tire. Aluminum Kitchen Stools Willow clothes Baskets, a sizes 7 pc Kitchen Cutlery Sets Gas Ranges Auto Baby Seat. Tire Pumps Bumper Jack. LEWIS SUPER SERVICE 8th ec front foone JU OPAAA 100 acres. 6 acres cum- dlJjUU vated. 3',i acres alfalfa, a uirM rv. in acres eaav to clear, balance good timber end wood; 5 room house, fruit house and woodshed, new barn, large feed shed, chicken house, large brooder, all year creex througa place; near Phoenix, ff 1 r AAA & acres, 15 acre, lrrt OlJ.UUU gated, 10 acre. Uartlett ' pears, 5 acres Boscs, 3 acres alfalfa, o acre, clover, 5 room modern house, uulity porch, trays, good barn, 1U stanchions, feed shed, garage, spray rig. Terms. Close to Mediord. Cfl ! AAA 32 acres, 10 acres free tM,UUU Irrigation. 3ft acres 7 paid irrigation, alfalfa and posture, 5 room modern house, garage, woodshed and guest room above, large Darn, feed shed, hog house, itocK, chicKens and equip ment go. Cood terms. All year creeic through place. . SOUTHERN ORUu.M LAND CO. Mediord Grant. Pass 800 block on South Riverside P.O. Box S40 Phone 5390 fjoi pn timall home with bath. fajXvv Large lot. fine for Indus T trial property. Located in city limits on main highway. A good buy. also HJJCAAA 1 acrti irrigated, 4 room yOUUv modern house, family or- chicken house, near Medford, on good road. also fl i r A A 2 bedi oom house with u)tJUI bath, fruit room, storage room, on pavement, near high school. also HOME In Jacksonville. S room house, fireplace, four lots, all kinds of fruit, nut trees and berries, also 18 ACRES Irrigated, best of soil, just is nine on w mgnway, jcu per acre. also $7500 . S mail dairy farm. 40 acres in clover pasture, Kood house and barn. L. G. PICKELL Agency 16 South Bar tie tt WANTED Good care for fine saddle mare and colt for several months in return for use of mare. Also saddle horses for sale. End of Ridgeway Rd. or Tribune Box 4894. WANTED Furnished or unfurnished apt. or house, perferabiy house, In or somewhere close to Medford, with space for chickens: small fam Uy, no drinkers. Phone 6819. NEED A LOAN? Reach for a phone Call Oregon Finance 21st year in Medford. They like to aay "YES", o your LOAN requests 4 out of 3 who apply get the cash they need. LOANS $2S to $750 on auto, furniture, equipment, or even on your salary. GENE THOMAS. Mgr., says, "Get your loan where you're known." And you may have 18 months to repay. LOANS for any worthwhile purpose- the consolidation of bills, the urgency of medical attention, the down payment on a home. $14.00 per month repays $200 in 18 months. Phone 4433 ask for GENE THOMAS, Mgr. OREGON FINANCE CO 45 S. Central, Craterlan Bldf. FOR SALE OR TRADE 1937 V-B coupe, good condition. Will trade tor truck or what have you. 1st house east of Talent school. STILL USING PREWAR PAINTS and guaranteeing, all jobs. Mitchell Paint Shop, 608 So. Riverside. FOR SALE 4 feeder pigs SIB each Morris Ranch, Table Rock. FOR SALE House on Cottage $3505 I inquire ai m 'iTlpp. WANTED TO BUY or lease 4 bed room house in Medford or will trnde Portland property for same Will buy If priced reasonable. Call Mr. E ben taller 2203. BUSINESS OPPORTUN fflES 3 -ma n ftnrscfe established 20 vears. A good paying business, priced right. S. C. Jones & Sons, Real Estate and Real Insurance. 209 West Main St Phone 7358. SHIR tS White Plcqtte & Broadcloth for small boys. Alio nil-elastic suspenders. TINY TOT'S SHOP Third Floor. Medford Bldg. rOR SALE Mattress. Sealy" tu7tTess cost $4250. sell 30. Phone 6288 WANTED Wre'ck'cd car. Phone' 3089 FOR SALE New clrcu I at in sTon henter. used only few dayi. Phone 029 after 8:30. FREE ESTIMATE on your Inaullatlon or roof Job. All Jobs guaranteed Western Auto Sunnlv Co. 101 S , Riverside. Phone 2883. Ray's Modern Music EVERYONE WELCOME! H -a ''mf V : H n RI A en I V' ' 1 TONIGHT! WCL..?AS-IuSS. "SIMS- 11 iiicfcwi r' onus, FOR" SAM-ISM rorS&n." 2753. neater no reuw needed at once. W. T. Sleeton, Allen riotei WANTED A practice piano. Phone WANTED Good '41 ox '42 Buick or Chevrolet master pre er r.H I. A Thornton. 207 S. ivy. FOR SALE Wood circulator heater. gooq conaiuoo, im 2 DUPLEX houses, close in, partly xur mined. $5250 Modern bedroom borne. close In. PCn AAA Business investment 50.000 Thi. bu.ln... wdl yvvjvvv return of over 12 on money Invested. $6500 Business building with living quarters, in i.cn- tral Point. $6300 'nd $6850" i 3 new two- b e d room F.t side will be completed within 30 days. . HOTEL In Southern Oregon town can be bought or leased. $8000 .Small house with fifteen acres of good sou on uiu stage noaa 32 ACRES near Old Stage Road. Has . a a..tij;. mtmm grnAa several goou uuimun barn, and well with pressure sys tem. tm rVrt V d V1U lavMBfc-, that could be remodeled into apart ments, inese we tJ11'-DU w v- NEW 3 bedroom home on east side. Electric heat, double plumbing. Must be seen to be appreciated. C. H. Williamson. Salesman HAROLD BROWN AGENCV 123 East Main Phone 3446 JUKE BOX records (used) 10c each Valley Music CO., oiz a. nwerbiac for trade 1938 Chrvsler Royal 4- door sedan, new rubber, radio, heater, defroster, mohair uphol stery, for pickup, prefer ton. 74 Pine. Ashland. (PIO A A A Beautiful country .llAlMJU home in Prospect. T ' bedrooms, furnace heat. Will consider trade for Med ford home. tPrfrtAA iNew very modern home. 0tUU large living room. Gas T furnace with fan. Posses sion In 2 weeks. F. J. MITCHELL. Real Estate 208 Fluhrer Bldg. Phone S017 $12,600 21 acres. Bear creek bottom, 4 cuts per acre, 4 tons per acre, 3 bed room modem house, terms. $15,000 Total 48 acres, 10 acres Bartletts 3 acres Boac. 8 acres clover, 3 acres alfalfa, 70 foot drilled .well, grain land, 5 room modern house. VALLEY REAL ESTATE 3 Mi. South. Hiway 99 FOR RENT Two chair Barber Shop at 318 W. 10th. A good established 10 year business. See Carrie E Young, 235 So. Ivy. FOR SALE Crushed granite. See our sd in today's paper. Llninger Sand Ac Gravel Plant Phone 6336, Medford. 12 INVESTMENT Invest voui mony in Business Prop erty centrally located in Medlnra returning net Income ot 13 on purchase price of $10U00tlu Phone 3517 LOST Wide rhlnestone link bracelet at scene of accident on Crater Lake nlghway. Jan 20. Reward, Ph. 2000. BICYCLE TIRES AND TUBES All popular sizes in stock GUARAN TEED QUALITY SIMS BROS. FOR SALE Practically new electric iron, $5; large leather brief case, $5; new sofa pillows, 50c each; sheets SI; slips 35c; 3 new chenille spreads, green, blue, rose, cost $18 08 each, sell for $10 each; large Cannon bath towels, never used, 1 each; 6 pair lined green bro. ceded drapes, same as new. $10 pair; 3 pair new organdie curtains, 3.30 pair, 3 large- toot lockers. $4 each; 1' large grey metal suit case. $5; 8 pair metal drape hangers, $1 pair. 911 South Peach. Phone 7387. TREE TOPPING Shrub work, all kinds, also grafting. Ph. 4064. WANTED Quantity of spoiled hay for orchard mulching. Phone 3161 between 6 a. nvand 5 p. m. BICYCLE LOCKS SIMS "BROS"! ATTENTION Radio Listeners Is that radio ailing? Dial 3859 for prompt, courteous service. Philips Radio, 1307 N. Riverside. DM at Continuous Lunch Service, 9 to 1 EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT DANCING 9 to 2 POPULAR PRICES The Only Spring Floor In Southern Oregon CRATER LAKE HIGHWAY 11 Mile, From Medford pmxMaIe a "Date" for J WANTED Tract or -drawn ehUal Dhnna ntl7. STii7infFu.p.1"-. c,.". In, cor. bath .JIV.UUU a-d- Vvic. wren on each .Ide. Oak floor tn living .no for eacT ."Sde-Sr. m Tnd stooge for each slde upstair.. One side furnished mPlete-.f: session of owner, quarter, about 30 CARL GOTTSCHE. Broker 1 N Bartlett St. Ph. 4646 or 39(ft We now have the following HARD TO lib nign pi cui , (no inner tube! tires: 20 x l'a cement type 24 x la cement type 28 x l!a cement type 10 x 2.00 . The supply on these tires is' limited SO II JOU iir-t," v" f? SIMS BROS. .... mnm n Rirvcle Store F5fTSAioucho,d I article. box. antique chairs, electric Iron, toaster. 1 fur. outing flannel, biaa tape and many other Items. 609 LH.M - - COMMERCIAL Spraying will spraying suwi .,.....- - m Phone 6561 evenings, after o. CHANCE without one. SIMS v WANfED-Neat PPh,,,rr'ta known product, vicinity of Med ford. Details given at time of in terview. Applicants will be con tacted February 14th. Write Trl- oune oil" im. FOR SALE Boy's prewar World bl- cycie. " FOR" HELP with your Income tax rw . . onto K Rns. fNllirt renoris onone w MEDFORD NURSERY SCHOOL Dally care for children of work ing mothers Aees 2-6 Hours I 30 a m to 6 p ra Phone 2013. 325 E. Jackson PADLOCKS All sizes and prices SIMS BROS. CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR Save rime Cash and Gas Call Automobile Market. Friendly Mediord Dealer Ph 3gi9 6th ana Bartlett No Red rape When You Sell to US REGISTERED bull service at your place Service fee $5 Harry E Mil ler Phone 6933 X with Loral Funds i See Mr. Kyle at I FIRST FEDERAL Savingi & Loan Assn. of Medford 27 North Holly "See Humphrey First TO BUY OR SELL YOUR USED CAR Humphrey Motors Used Car Exchange 33 S. Riverside Ave. the AIMS UntAmLAliu