MED1T0RD MALL TRIBUNE, MEDF6RD, OREGON, MONJ) AY, BEPTMBER 5, 1930.
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ktfuMttlli
John II. Carklii, nttotnoy-nt-liiw,
ovor Jackiioii Ooiinlvl Hunk.
(Uiihh lirolhcrii caimi nvur from lion
Kit) Hnturiliiy on IiiihIiimiih.
Diuly Hcliultx lunvoii today to ro
iiiiuio liln studied nt Mt. AiikoI col
liK). Flint nwoel poachua, kiuimm nml
pruncH, nil IdnilM, dirt ohoap, Fnrm
orM 7110. tf
Holiort U. Hinlth of Umutn I'iinh
Hptuil .Monday In Medford on liunt
nodrt.
Mr, llntumnu and family Into of
Montana, liavo liouuht thrco lots of
Toft & Dully on North llonrdiniin and
will build nt onco,
0. V. Itanium & Co., contrnctora
utid liullduni. Country work n Hpoc
lalty. Ordorn Hollcltod. Inqulro nt
Tito ToKKory.
John It. AIIud ruttirnud tlili morn
Iiik from Portland, whuro ho Iiiih
burnt Hionillii( Uio pant month on
n lniHlnuKH trip. .
MrM.-8. 11. GIuhh of Antloch, ac
companied hy Italph Dunn and fain
lly of Wlllm. 8prliiK, vltdtod tho city
Saturday on nmlty buMlncHH.
If your ndvortlalng la no unimpor
tant that It jnnkoB pooplo Buppono
your atoro to ho unimportant work
hard to correct tho Impression.
Mayor W. II. Canon roturnod 81111
ilny uvnnlng from Newport, whuro
JiiiIku and MrH. Cannon havo been on
Joylwt their muiunor vncntlon.
II. Foster roturnod Friday to IiIh
homo on North lloardniun much lm
proved lu health In hln throo montliH'
visit to nollliiKhnm, Wnnh.
MIhm Nowlmry nml hrothor of Jack
hoiivIIIi) paid a Hoclnl -llt to tholr
aunt, Mrs. 0. C. Taylor, of North Ho
tany wtrot't Saturday and Sunday.
T, A. OlaHM and C. V. Case-, promi
nent farmorH of Antloch, left today
ly train for a ton da)B' ttlghtiiuclui;
trli to Klamath, Or.
Mr. and Mm. Krod llonnor of I)or
liy am lu tho city In Hcnrrh of n
Biiltahlo Iioiibo to buy or rent to avail
tliniBolvH of Modford'H excellent
srhuol prlvllcul'H.
Mth. Jenkins and family who havo
boon domiciled at tho OwIiikh resi
dence on North Contrnl for tho pat
'two weeks, loft Friday to Join Mr.
, JonkliiH In Grants I'uhh liopyardn.
MrH. William Jones of HenRlo, ac
companied hy hor daughters Oraco
and Hollo, ramu ovor Saturday, Mm.
Joncn n'colvlni; troatmont for hor
oyo, which wiih kIvIiik hor much pain
and aunoyanco.
Tho Womnn'H MlHlBonary socloty
meets In tho church parlor Tuesday
nt 2:30. All tho ladles nro urged
to ho preuent, A fine program on
''The Call of tho Waters" Ib bolnK
prepared for tho year.
Mr. and Mth. Kinll Doltohonni havo
illHpoaod of tholr reHldenco property
on North Central nml will movo to
ono of tholr residences on North Ivy
Btroot. Wo nro loth to part with
thoHO good, (julet, social neighbors,
whoro iniiulo and cheer always
ahoundii, which innkoH llfo worth Ilv
Ing. II, S. IttiBh of San FranclHco, Cal.,
inndo a call last weok on IiIh frlond,
Dudley WntHon Moor of tho Moor,
Khnl compnny. Mr. llunli whllo an
onthuHlaHtlo Cnllfornlnn, wnH groatly
lmproBHod with tho fruit of tho val
ley nml tho hUHtlliiB activity of Med
ford. Holly Miller, a drunken squnw,
wnH IIiIh morning flhlppod hack to
tho Klamath roBcrvatlon by Chief of
Police Blionror. I.lko many anothor
redHklu, firewater haH been hor ruin.
She wiih picked up In a fltato of In
toxication twlco by tho city offlcorfl
and then, au no doubt romalned as
to hor Identity hh an undoHlrnblo cit
izen, hIio wan sent back to hor homo
among the Klamath IndlatiB,
Mra. Laura A. Ilradloy a ploneor
readout of Medford, has boon vlslt
ItiK hor mother at S. h. nonnott's
during tho laBt weok. Mrs. Uradloy
has a hoBt of frlondfl and rolatlvos
among tho plouoor Bottlora of Mod
ford. Noxt Thursday Mra. Ilradloy
will ro to Portland, stopping at I3u
Bono for n fow days on tho wny,
whoro hIio will moot hor daughtor,
Mlsn Mario Ilrndloy, who Ih n apoclnl
Bovornmont inveBtlRator of labor eon
dltloiiH under which womon nml chil
dren nro omployod In tho mlllB and
factorloB of tho country. Tho daugh
ter Ih a graduate of tho University
of Orogon and has a master's dogroo
from tho Unlvoralty of Wisconsin
for two years of Bt'aduato work dono
Mn thnt Institution. Otto Ilrndloy, boh
of Mm. Ilradloy, who was born and
partly ralHod In Medford, lu now a
soiilor In tho Unlvoralty of Wiscon
sin, whoro ho has recolvod many lit
erary honors, this your, having the
additional honor of being command
or of hln frutomlty, tho Alpha Tau
Omega,
Pacific Coast Loaijuo.
TIiIn Morning' Scores,
At Vernen: 11, II. H.
Van I'Vaucisco ......... fl VI '1
Vernon 2 (J 2
Hal lerieH Henley and WilliiitiiH;
CnrHoii ami IIoriiii. UmpircH AIc-
(Ircovy.
At Oaklaml: It. H. H.
Oakland 1 0 0
Snuratiioiito .... 0 ! 0
HuttoricH NoIhoii ami Mitre; Wlm-
leii and SiiioHiimn. Uinpiros Fiji
liny nml Ililduhrand.
At Pertland: . II. E.
Los AiibuIoh ' II I' !
I'orlliuul 3 2
HattericH Tozor mid Smith;
Uoyi'o and Kisher. Umpire Vun
llaltrun.
American League.
At Now Yerk: II. II. I!.
l'liilnriolphiti
1
New Yuik Ti W 1
MatterieH MoiBan, l'lanU, DyRcrt
and LtviiiBHtono; Lapp, Donaltiic,
Ford ami Swccnoy.
At UohIeii: It. II. K.
WiiHhiiiBton -1 0
lloston 1 8 0
Hat tori en Walker and Becken-
dorf; Hall anil CarriBiui.
At Detreil: It. II. 2.
SU biuiK i 1 l 0
Detroit I 1
Hattcrieh Itny ami Killifer; Wil
lett and Schmidt.
National League.
At Pitthlmn,': it- II. n.
St. UiiIh 8 io :
I'ittHliunr t 11 1
' HattericH Ilanuou, Madtlox and
I'liolp-.; heifield and Simon.
At I'lfilmlclphia: It. II. 1.
Ihmtoir 3 8 3
Philadelphia 8 0
HatlcricH Ferguson nml Smith;
Kwiw; ami Morau. '
At llroeklvn: It. H. B.
Now York 1 G 8
llrooklvn fi T 1
llattoriim Wiltxe and Meyer;
Herder and HorKun.
SPECIAL DANCE AT THE
NATAT0RIUM TONIGHT
Theie will ho a hii? Labor Day
dance in the Natatorium amlitorium
(o:ii(lU nt 8:110 preceded by special
oporls in in tho pluiiKu at 8 o'clock.
Tuesday niht tlie Niitatorium
raeiiiB team hook to AhIiIiiikI lor
return relay race. Medford won tho
lnt race ami Ablilnud promisert a
hard race tomorrow to regain their
honors. The Ashland mumiKemeiil
will give a dnnee after the race.
FISHERIES CASE TO
BE DECIDED WEDNESDAY
TORONTO, One., Sept. 5. A ca
blegram received hero today statea
thai The Hague tribunal will decido
tho New l'Viimlhiml fisheries dispute
next Wednesday. Tho messngo pre
dicts that the general verdict will
favor Anioricn.
CITY SCHOOLS CROWDED.
(Continued from Pace 1.)
out tho tmmedlato rontnl of two or
three temporary additional school
rooms and tho hiring of several mora
teachors," tho school official contin
ue. Although Washington school la
congested throughout, tho primary
grado, taught by Miss Phllbrook, car
ries off the first prlzo na to numbora
ourollod, lu thtB room tho Uttlo
tota nro ciowdod threo lu a Boat and
aro porchod around tho rostrum bo-
SldOH.
Tho hlRh Bchool lins fully 2G por
cont lnrgor onrollmont thla fnll thnn
laHt. Although tho flRuros nro not
all In yet, ProfoBBor Collins expects
that It will easily ronoh tho 1C0 mark.
Tho North school, although crowd-'
oil to full capacity, will not nooil
any addition to tho teaching ataff
thla year. From present flgurea Su
perintendent CoIUiib oxpecta that tho
total onrollmont In tho Medford pub
lie schools will ho 1000.
Hnaklna for Ilonlth.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
WANTED Servant for gonoral
house work, flood wagos. Address
F. Pelouzo, Hnglo Point, ltailroiid
faro paid. ' 10
FOR SALM Or oxeliange, by owner,
home good nuu'li property; also
homo (own lots. Address P. O. box
(183, Medford, Ore. tf
Wanted
Skinners,
Visible typewriter.
Itaiiuh hands,
ListiiiKH of orchard nnd city prop
erly. Girl for Koncrnl hoti.ij work.
SPECIAL
Stock and ten-year lease, snap;
closo In.
BUSINESS CHANCES
Restaurant nml rooming house, $300,
IlcHtmiront, clonriiiB $000 monthly.
C wukoiib, $30, $10, $50, $70, $90.
Heavy spnn horses and harness.
Nntiounl cash rctcister.
Rooming houses.
Lunch counter
IlusiiioMH nets $4000 yoarly.
FRUIT LAND.
20 ccros, 12 in fruit, $2000.
1-room houso, 1 acre, $1450.
12 noros, 10 in benrinj:, $10,000.
17 acres, heavy bearing, $8500.
Irrigated tract, $250 per aero.
100 acres, 4 miles out, $00 per ncro
10 ncreB, $1000, Vt mila Phoenix.
2 acres, north, undor ditch.
Pine alfnli'u and fruit ranch: very
cheap.
20 acres, 10 acres Harlletls and
Nowtewns: irood building site:
' close in: $2500.
1(10 Acres. 2.000.000 saw timber. 0
miles out. $2,750 Hiiap.
2 Acres, half mile west. $000,
CITY PROPERTY.
.Lnrco citv property lots on West
Main. 00x240: very desirable: good
terms.
(Jood lot. Newtown street. $525:
(juick sfile.
4-room Jioubo, bathroom, all furni
ture. $1000.
3-roora house, lot 50x150, $850.
2-room house, close in, easy terras.
1-room house, good lot, $400,
0-rooin house, 0 ncrcs, Roosevelt uv.
5ls ncros in city limits.
Walnut Park addition lots on your
own terms.
2 lots nnd house, $700.
7-room houso, West Mnin, big lot.
E. F. A. BITTNER
Room 207 Tavlor & Phtpps Bldi.
Phnn 4141 Main
Who's
To Be
Your
Grocer?
;; Wc don't ask the ques- t
;: tion to be inquisitive,
: but to attract your at- I
,, tention. we want to uc
:: your "OTiOCER."
I you are new in the ' '
t i.
uoerue ixivcr V alloy
X you are probably shop- ;;
t ping around to see ;;
where you get the best ::
t treatment and the most ::
t Lor your money.
GIVE US
A TRIAL
All we ask is a fair trial, i
Call and give us an or
der and allow us to
dnmonsh'ntn that wo
can serve you the best t
lor any tiling m our iuiu. t
Allen &
Keagan
CISNTltAL AND MAIN
1MIONH MAIN 2711
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WH (UtlNl) OIiASSKS. ()1
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Los Molinos Irrigated Lands
Tehama County, California
SECURE A SELF-SUPPORTING HOME
THAT WILL PAY FOR ITSELF IN THREE
YEARS
IN A CHARMING CALIFORNIA VALLEY
With our dcop, rich soil abundant water supply
and our TEN MONTHS growing season, you
can put two summers into one, thus DQUBLINQ
YOURINCOME.
CHEAP TRANSPORTATION
. Wc have a rate of 35c per 100 lbs. from LOS
MOLINOS TO PORTLAND on mixed carload
lots of Vegetables and Fruits BECAUSE we
CAN SIIJP BY WATER.
We cut alfalfa six times each year and produce
from 10 to 2 tons per acre.
It is impossible to find a region where the re
turns are more generous.
THESE LANDS, XNCLTJDINGr A DEEDED
PERPETUAL WATER RIGHT, SELL AT
$150.00 PER ACRE, one-fifth down and balance
in four equal annual payments.
CALL AT THE OFFICE and let me explain
the project in detail, or write for FREE BOOK
LET. FRANK G. ANDREWS
RESIDENT AGENT
LOS MOLINOS LAND CO.
No. 6 So. Fir St. Medford, Oregon.
THE TIME IS HERE
H. B. PATTERSON
THE QUAKER NURSERYMAN
is booking orders now for early fall plant
ing. Don't delay in placing your order,
all stock guaranteed.
Office 116 Main Street
PLUMBING
STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING
All Work Guaranteed Prices Reasonable
COFFEEN . PRICE
11 North D St..Wedfoid
BvH
Che finest
Sample Rooms
in tho city.
Hotel
Fire
1 I "l r 7
Rau-Mohr Company
Proprietors.
European Plan
Pine Timber
For Sale
3,700,000 foot oxtra IurIi Rrmlo,
noxt thiiif? to SHRnr jrino, will out
(!.") por cont strictly clear.
2,000,000 foot first class yollow
piuo. will out 0" yovt cont No. 2 shop
and hotter.
1,500,000 foot fino laro rod fir
and cedar. Plcntv of wutor, easy to
lo, lovol ronds. lnquiro at Dorris
Hardware Co. nt Dorris, Siskiyou
county, Cal. 157
Ore.
Pbcre 3( I-
RESOLVE!
The best resolution for you
to make is to oome to ui for
your noxt suit, if you want
something ont of the ordinary.
Wo do tho best york and ohargr
the lowest prices.
W. W. EIFERT
TUB FKOGXSSflIVS IAH.01
Single rooms or en suite
also rooms with bath
Moore
Proof
SPOKAXK XATIOXATi APPLE
SlIOn COMJUTTEE.
A mooting of tho Commercial club
appointed to arrange for financing
tho exponsos of carload exhibits at tho
Spoknno and Vancouver National Ap
ple Shows hi November noxt, will
moot nt tho Louvro Cnfo on Monday,
Soptombor 5. nt 12 o'clock noon for
luncheon. Tho commltteo connlsto
of tho following mombers:
J. D. Olwoll, chairman; E, II. An
doroon, R, II. Hanauor, W. T. Glatzo,
II. J. Nooloy.
C, A. MALI30EUP, Man?gor,
TALK
Cft)
it
To Ashland Wffi
Try it and
PLEASED
The Pacific Telephone
Telegraph Co.
DUDLEY WATSON MOOR.
Moor, Ehni Company
213 FRUITGROWERS' BANK BUILDINGr
TELEPHONE MAIN 2592
AUTOMOBILES
WILL BURN
We Insure Them. Phone Us or
Call at Office.
Exclusive agents fcr townslto lots at CRESCENT and WAKE
FIELD on Oregon Trunk railway (new Hill lino).
AGENCY NEW YORK UNDERWRITERS
SURPLUS OVER EIGHT MILLIONS
SAN FRANCISCO LOSSES PAID IN FULL
FOR RENT
Only hotel in town of 100C inhabitants on South
ern Pacific railroad, Rogue River Valley. Newly
refurnished, papered, painted, equipment modern.
Baths, toilets, electric lights, hot and cold run
ning water. Now doing good business.
GALLON
ALDENHAGEN
ROGUE RIVER ELECTRIC COMPANY.
216 WEST MAIN ST., MEDFORD, OR.
J. E. ENYART. Prosidout. J A. PERRY. Vice-President.
JOHN S. ORTH, Cashior. W. B. JACKSON, Ass't Cashior.
THE MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK
Capital, $100,000.00
Surplus, $20,000.00
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR REMT. A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS TRANSACTED. WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE.
I
, P. O. HANSEN
We make any kind
, Wo carry Glass
MEDFORD SASH & DOOR CO., Medford, OrtfOtt
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you
JKO. K SKKI.
TOM MOFFAT
and style of Windows.
of any size on hand.
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Hnelclna for Health.