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Jackson County St Financed By -»Furnished apart- FOR SALE— 1 Ford [odern. Close la. ,apple boxes and wood. u • 379-tf dump ground. FOB B U T » ' Fu rnished front apartment. Phosle 263-R or call at Shook Apts. 170-3 touring* Inquires 371-8* PDR SALE—Girls bicycle neur one«. *90 Mountain Ave. ' 379-3* FOB RENT— 8-room furnished apartment, cloee in, *18 per month. Water paid. Phone 273-T. FOB SALK— Three months old • l« » -tf Individually pedigreed cockerels from progeny tested dam with three year record of 854 eggs. Ex cellent tor Increasing flock pro duction. A. Bert Freeman, 113 1 FOB — KT rpmgOed small Nutlay. 260-tf apartments and cablas with ga rages. Reasonable by month or week. Barber Apts. 1*3 Geaa lte. 111-tl WANTED— Lady wants house work, prefers care for a g e d people. Call at Taylor Apt*. Room 5. 271-5* FOB RENT — Home, corner Gresham and Vista Sta., 19 rooms and attic, 3 fireplaces, * stoves and some floor coverings, nice WANTED— Young man desirss yard, fine view, suitable lor large work of any kind, <4 Dewey A family or lor tenant who wants East Main. 269-1 mo.* to rent nice rooms. H. O. Galey, <5 E. Main 8t. 211-1 -mo. FOR RENT— Furnished house WANTED— Girl or woman to on B street. Inquire 267 Eighth do general house work. Can stay street. 298-3 at night or go home. R at onca. WANTED—To rent a house, furnished or unfurnished, prefer ably near Normal school. Desire possession about August first. Address* R.‘ W. McNeal care Tid ings before July 33. 3*1-7 WANTED— One -Curtis Kettle, mast be complete good condition. Call at Main St. WANTED— To buy milk goat, 0 Mountain Ave. 279-3* WANTED— Highest prices paid for used fnrnltnre, also Junk of all descriptions. Call or writs-, Medford Bargain H obm , 37 N. Grape St., Medford, Ore. Phone 1062. 266-6* ANT GIRL IN TROUBLE— May eommunicata with Ensign Lee ot tha Salvation Army at toe Whltv Shield Horns, 69* May- fair Ava.. Portland. Oregon. FOR SALK — 5-roora m bungalow, 2 acres culti 10 per cent down, balance per month. P. A. 8., care Ti UNUSUAL BARGAIN— F ip s .7- room house on Boulevard lota with 199 feet frontage, nice yard, splendid view. Several ex ceptional features would make thia a very good. buy at *4600. Price only *3300. If ydu are ever going to buy a home take a look at this. H. C. Galey, 65 East Main at. 26*?3 HOME TRACTS— 1 to 10 acres each, good soil, easy walk to all schools, close to East Main Street, *109 to *560 per acre, easy terms, speclgl Inducements to home builders. H. C. Galey, Secretary Carter Land Co., 65 E. Majn St. 368-1 mo? IF YOU WA7.T • good boma Inquire at Brown A Rice. 98 N. Hain. 93-tf Gold Hill — GrMteat activity for many years shown here In place gold mining. Phone 333 370-2 JACK FEARS SOFT HANDS Something is Amiss in the Dempsey Gamy, is Be lie f-J a c k Unoertain NEW YORK. July 1 9 .- Something la amiss In the closely guarded camp at White Sulphur Springs where Jack Dempsey awaits the coming of the crucial hour of his ring career. A note of uncertainty, apparent ««ring the past few days, has be come so pronounced that neither the ex-champlon or his manager, Leo IT Flynn, any logger attempt to explain the sudden shifts in Dempsey’s last minute prepara tions for big fqrthWipInx battle with Sharkey. While Dempsey remains in Im penetrable seclusion behind barb ed wire fences and bodyguards of aggressive state troopers hired by Flynn to keep away all visitors, the exchampion’k plans are sub ject to hourly change. The actions of Dempsey coterie certainly do not spell confidence In the success of Jack’s "come back," despite the loud insistence of everyone concerned that Shar key will be knocked out In short order. £)ne minute It is stated that the former champion will resume box ing; the next it is decided that he has dona enough work and is on razor edge for the 15 round bout at Yankee stadium Thursday night. Tha latest word is that Demp sey Is ready to go, now, three full days before the fight, and that he and Flynn are afraid of Injury to his hands if he boxes any more. The Indecision at White Sul- phar 8prlngs, the secrecy and the parly cessation of training con trast sharply with the breezy con fluence In Jack Sharkey’s camp. The big Lithuanian worked out with snap and speed against an able 'group of sparring mates Monday, and Mid he would do the same Tuesday. The fear expressed that Demp sey may Injure hie hands Invites attention to the possibility that the ex-champlon is taking rather more than ordinary precautions to protect this important feature Resumation of work In the shale oil properties near this city Is assured according to the CHICAGO. July 1».—OP)— a fallowing article which appeared new mystery confronted police In the Sunday Issue of the* Port Monday with the finding of the land Telegram. o f, a gsad in g w ) |n the "Within the next «0 days thè FUm HOUSE and lot m Salem', Calumaf canal. . Pacific Lumber A Chalerles com frep of ucurbbrsnee, to trade for The man’s body bed been good house and lot In Ashland: bound and his Ups had been pany will start work In Jackson We have also thousands of other sealed together with adhesive county and another of Oregon’s trades to Jrade for whatever you tape. Death was due to suffoca undeveloped resources will be put. to work, according to an have. If you want to trade see tion. nouncement made by Charles Casklll £ Earle, Realtors, 3 6« 8 Recent victims of kidnapers Crouch. Los Angeles capitalist Liberty Street, Salem, Oregon. have testified their mouths were 28 -1 mo. sealed with tape and police be and president of the company. "One hundred men will be put lieve the body may hare been that to work at first, with the number of a kidnaping victim. Increased later. The company Is Incorporated of *3,000,000, with LOST in park Sat. at play RAIN AND FOG «REET grounds, little girls hat. Finder BYBD AND AVIATORS stockholders in Oregon and Cali fornia. The project is fully fin return to Tidings office. 271-2* anced. Machinery has already (Continued From Page One) LOST— Brown silk umbrella been Installed for the work of short handle. Finder return to Broadway to City Hall to the the company, which Is to take Tidings office. Reward. 270-3 music of bands and drifting show the oil from shale rock. ers. "Mr. * Crouch Is In Portland "On behalf of the governor of completing- arrangements for the of his fistic armament. New York I congratulate yon and opening of his plant. He is ac At op»> time Demp'sey had prob ably the toughest pair of hands In welcome you to New York," said companied by Victor Clifton Al the ring. Witness what happened William H. Wooten, on behalf derson, recognized as one of the to Jess Willard, whose features of Governor A) Smith, who was highest authorities on shale oil In the world. He was for 17 years were smashed, to a pulp by the ■nnable to be present. "I have already made one talk head of the Colorado Scjbool of blows of the erstwhile "Manassa Mauler." Tlie very first blow in response to the welcome from Mines and la now a consulting Jack struck that hot afternoon at the city,” said Commander' Byrd engineer. Toledo In 1919 shattered Wil In reply. ”W«i did not expect any Grizzly Peak. Rich lard’s cheekbone and caused bis reception when we started our " ’Grizzly peak, 12 miles from face to swell to twice the natural flight. We went in the Interests Ashland, is pure shale— enough of science." size. to run a plant for 1240 years Grover Whalen presented the at the rate df 1000 tons a day.’ Dempsey’s hands have grown more brittle since then, of course, aviators to Mayor Walker at the said Mr. Alderson. ‘From each but this was the first suggestion city hall. They Bhook hands with ton of shale rock there will be that anything might be wrong him in turn. Whalen then Intro- produced from 1-2 to one barrel with them in the Sharkey fight. j duced the fliers In a brief speech of crude oil.’ Apparently Sharkey has no ! p r a 1 s I n g their achievements. "According to Mr. Alderson, fear of hurting his hands, for the Whalen also recalled Byrd’s last taking oil from shale rock is big Bostonian cut loose with some formal welcome here after he merely speeding up Nature’s pro terrific swings at his sparring had flown over the north pole. cess. Hu explains as follows: partners In Monday’s workout at Mayor Walker said the five Oil, as we are taught in school, Madison Square Garden. flyers who returned Monday de comes from carbon and hydrogen served the heartiest welcome it which In turn comes from the was possible to give. remains of plant and animal life.. This Is the second time within Sometimes, when the deposit Is 13 months that I find myself deep, the internal heat and pres having the pleasant duty of sure of the earth rearranges the thanking, the greatest city In the atoms and well oil is produced world for her hospitality,”' said In this fashion. In the case of Stabilization of Northern Byrd. Grizzly peak, however, the shale . "Now I*want to say a word and Southern Spheres is Is on the surface or near it, and about my shipmates — Neville, Nature might nor get around to Acosta and Balchen. 1 selected finish her job tor thousands of LONDON, July 19.— (IP)—-A them because I thought they were years. Under the m odern method, Daily Mail dispatch from Peking the best type oT mihd anff lh no the shale ore is put in an air reported officially today that case am I disappointed. They tight chamber and heated to 900 General Chiang Kai-Shek, right risked their lives for the profit degrees Fahrenheit..,, TJtls rear- wing nationalist leader, ihas con of aviation. i - - anges the atoms in forms of gas cluded an armistice with the “We must not forget Bennett and oil, thus speeding up the nat Northern government whereby he at this time. He almost sacrificed ural process by several centuries. agrees to evacuate Shantung. The his life for the cause of the Buying Up Deposits Northerners, op their p a r t , flight. "Big oil companies are rapidly agree not to encroach beyond the "Now a word about France. We buying up these shale rock de Sh&ntung borders. have exactly the same to bring The armistice means, the dis that Lindbergh brought — that posits, Mr. Alderson states. OH Is patch said,-that Chiang Kai-Shek everywheretwe went we got greet already being produced from the w<U be able to concentrate ings of friendship for America. shale in California, Nevada, Col against the Hankow left wing We had, I believe, the toughMt orado, Utah and Kentucky. ** ’Shale rock is sure to he one forces. battle In the air and the French The north, likewise, will be appreciated^ it and our own peo able to concentrate against Gen- ple could not have been happier oral Feng Yuh-Sang. over opr safety than they were. The agreement, it was believed, Our reception was spontaneous.” v.ill initiate a definite demarca tion between the Northern and Southern spheres In the govern An unclaimed dog wgs killed ing of China and lead eventually Monday evening by police when to the stabilization of the whole country. Ì he frightened several children In A Dally Mail dispatch from Lithlr. Park. The dog was ap Shanghai said Michael Borodin, SEATTLE. Wash., July 19.— parently either poisoned or mad soviet adviser to the Hankow Dr. O. F. Willing of Portland was dened by the heat. He was un government, escaped secretly low score man In qualifying In able to walk and whenever any from Hankow last Saturday for the rounds at the Western Ama one came near him he would an unknown destination. It was teur Golf Association meet here snap and attempt to bite. understood, the dispatch added, at the Seattle Golf club today, af the Hankow troops forced his de ter 27 boles bad been played. Dr. NERVOUS YOUTH parture. TELLS OF, MURDER Willing had a score of 110 for BENTON, 111., July 19.—(IP)— 27 holes. He made 9 holes thia Harry Thomasson, a pale ner morning in 36. MILDRED LEAVES TEXAS Chick Evans made a brilliant vous youth, told from the witness EL PASO, Texas, July 19. — Cpme back today and finished Stand ttow he had murdered Ma (IP) — Miss Mildred Doran, Flint With a total 111 for 27 holoa. C. yor, Joe Adams of West City, be school teacher who hopes to be Hunter of Tacoma had 112 and cause Charlie Birger, gang leader come the first of her sex to fly Emerson Carry of Princeton pni- had told him. He claims that his across the Pacific to Hawaii, versity, Dr. J. M. Johnson of brother, Elml, who was later kill hopped off today for San Diego. Seattle and Keefe Carter of Okla ed when Birger’s roadhouse was burned, aided him. He said that Auggle Pedlar, her pilot, and W. homa City alio had 112. Birger picked them because peo F. Molloska, her financial back ple wouldn't suspect the boys. er, accompanied her. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE TIDINGS ARMISTICE IN CHINA SIGNED Dangerous Dog Killed In Park Business of tha greatest sonrcM of o«r oil In the future,’ Mr. Alderton ■aid. ‘No scientist can be sure that « ell oil «111 bold out much longer, and the shale doposlts «111 be an Important adjunct wlth|n the neat 'few years. The fedeta consecration commission realises thia and Is Investigating all possible shale fields In the country.’ "The Pacific Lumber A Shal- erles company has already built a road Into the Grissly peak dis trict, and plans to start Immed iately on an aerial gravity tram way to carry out the product, ac cording to Mr. Crouch. "The appearance of the word "lumber" In the title of his com pany is accidental, according to Mr. Crouch. "The peak has virgin timber standing all around It, so we «111 have to enter the lumber industry long enough to dispose of It." he said.” 60 ove« and s e e IF L ÄANT MAK6 AT f J JUST SOtDYOÜR NCZ&H8O« mc G unn . A New Surr o f Diamond Lake Fishin’ Fine Says Provost OUJlHeS----CAN'T t F i * 'You UP. TOP, MR.TVTC?^ CAM öCTACOMe WITH 7HÍS ONE FOR AWHILÊ J ÎÜT DONhr MÖU »Alow » ' Ai A Ç u r r F w eveiAf. DAM in fH B W EEK ?y- \NUIX, XHAue 'flanePham o rn o ! WM. X. GOULD Contractor— Realtor— Builder Houses, lots, acreage and tim ber for sale, terms. Rpalrlng, remodeling and new work. <64 Mountain Ave. Phono 482L T. L. FO wsb LL General Transfer team and motor trucks, service at a reasonable — Phone 31. JORDANS SASH AND CABINET WORKS Corner Helmaa and Van Neas. Phone 131. 134-tf BREAD, CAKES, PASTERIES FRESH EVERY DAY Office 220 4th St.,— Satisfac tion Guaranteed Prices Rea sonable. F. MUIRHKAD New Method Cleaning Tired, mosquito bitten, but happy, P. S. Provost, local hard ware man, Edward Hobart of Hollywood and Bill Buts of Cin cinnati, Ohio, returned home Monday afternoon from Diamond Lake, where they spent the week end. Butz, who tips the scales at 250 pounds held down the back jeat—part of the time—accord ing to his companions, but be tween the arguments as to who would get the biggest fish and ‘he rock in the road he was ’up In the air" the greater part of the time, they said. Hobart- who ^(lmits hs weighs "'225 pounds with his socks on," has "fished in seven seas and the Rogue river and besides Is the champion chef of the Pa cific coast" and according to hts companions, be acted as “chamber maid In the'eulinary department” on the outing. Butz, dubbed ae "lit«« Willie" was dlshwaahar and chief adviser. Provost modestly admits he manipulated the steering gear en route and fought mosquitoes In camp. < They all admit they had a good time. The nights were cold and sleeping (the long suit of the heavyweights, according to Pro vost) was excellent. They caught a fine string of Rainbows for which their friends were grate ful. As an' afterthought to the report on the trip the Ohio man says all needed to make the trip perfect was a shock absorber on the rear seat. Golfers Make Fine Showing I A /O P C -I. Office Pham 1<AJ 4TH STREET BAKERY 1926 Clicv Delivery Packard Touring 1926 Cliev Ooupo 1924 Cliev Touring All In Good Condition The Automotive Shop Chevrolet Dealers By Taylor THANKO VeftYMUOH Fóft WXX. ORD «A. MR «UNN — NOW YU- Dr. Charte« A. B Physician u£ 8t| Rugs Cleaned, Dyed, and Sized Window Shades Cleaned And Repaired— All Kinds of Carpet Work Patronize home Industry DR. BRMX8TA. WOODS Praetio« Limited To Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat X-Ray, Inclrding Teeth Office Hours: 10 • 11 and ■ - O Swedenborg Btdlding CALL JERRY O’NEAL For Your Next Job Of Plnnfttlng Shop In Beaver Bldg. First SL Phons 133 WHITTLE TRANSTER & WIQRkQ* 0 0 . Cogl, Wood and Storage Packing, Crating and Shipping. Long Distance HaillAg. Dr. E.,?. Angell Cli iropvact io— Physiotherapy Kadionlc Pioneer Building Anto Ertight Terminal Phone 117 Offloe 89 Oak S t Office Phone 48 Residence Phone 143 PAINTING Painting, tinting and papering, try Cliff Burlingame, 681 Mt. Ave. or phone 456. 167-1 mo. WOOD $1,75 Tier We will deliver any amount of exceptionally good 13-fnch slabs at thia price. Bay them now for winter.while they are cheap. NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE By virtue ot an execution in foreclosure and order ot sale duly Issued out of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, tor Jackson county on the 27th day lowing the southeast sideline of of June, 1 9 ft, In a certain suit Mid road 50-rods, more or leM, to TBereln, whereIn George G (5gg. its intersection with the south as plaintiff, recovered judgment boundary line of the northwest against Ethel M. Doran, the sur quarter of the northwest quar viving Widow of Jhhn H.' Doran ter of Mid section 83; thence deceased, one of the defendants east 21-rods 6 feet, more or I sm , named In Mid suit, for the total to the place of beginning, con sum of 8619.38, Including princi taining 7 acres, more or lew, and pal, interest, attorney’s fees, taxes being all that part of the north and costs and disbursements of west quarter of the northwest suit, together with interest on quarter of Mid section S3 lying said sum at Jhe rate of eight per southeast of tha road, according cent per annum from said 37th to the latest survey aforuMld. day of June, and the Mid judg Also, the northeast quarter of ment also decreeing the foreclo the northwest-quarter of section sure of a certain mortgage upon, 33, In township S3 south of range and the sale of, the hereinafter 2 east ot Willamette Aerldian, described real property, against Oregon, containing 40-acres. Dated thia 1st day of July, the said Ethel M. Doran, as the 1927. surviving widow, and against her RALPH Q. JENNINGS, personally, and against Herbert Sheriff of Jackson Coaaty, Ore. J. Doran, David W. Doran, Mil By OLGA E. ANDBR8ON, dred L. Doran, Francis Y. Dor Depafy. an, Geve Wallis Doran and Doris 359-4 Tnes. Marie Doran, heirs at law of the said John H. Doran, deceased, named as defendants in said suit, NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT Notice Is hereby given that the which judgment and decree was undersigned, as Administratrix ot enrolled and docketed In said the Estate of John Pradar. de court on the 27th day of June, ceased. has filed la tha County 1027, Therefore, notice is Hereby giv Court of Jackson County, State of en that, pursuant to the terms of Oregon, her Final Account as said execution, I will on the 6th such Administratrix ot Mid Es day of August, 1927, at the hour tate and that Monday, the 33d of 10 o'clock a. m., of Mid day, day of August, 1*37, at tha hour at the front door of the Armory of 10 o’clock, a. m.. and at tha Building, located at 3rd and Court House in Medford, Oregon, Bartlett streets in the city of has been fixed by the Court as the Medford, Jackson county, Ore time and place tor hMrlng o b jeo tlons to Mid Aeeount, and the gon, which building is now be settlement thereof. ing used as a county courthouse, Date of first publication, July offer tor sale and soil at public 12, 1937. nuction fbr cash in hand to the Elsie Prader, Administratrix of highest bidder to satisfy Mid the Estate of John Prader, de judgment, with costs of Mie, ceased. ■ . , subject to redemption as provided 236-4 Taws. by law, all the right, title, inter est, claim and estate that the Mid Ethel M. Doran and John H. Dor an had In and to Mid premises on the 22nd day of October, 1921, or which she or the heirs at law of sal<^ John H. Doran, now has or at any time since the Mid 22nd day of October, has had, In and to the following described prem ises, situated In Jqckson county, Oregop, to-wltr Commencing at the southeast corner of the northwest quarter of the northwest quarter, of sec tion 33, in township 39 south of range 2 east of Willamette merid ian, Oregon; thence north 40- rods, mare or leas, to the south east sideline of the Tight of way of the County Road, commonly known as the Ashland-Klamath Fans Highway, according to the latest survey of said road aa ag isting on the 6th day of August. 1921; thenca southwesterly fol- imination
