Jeff Couldn't Resist the Temptation When He Had Mutt in Position
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Geo, dew, You MUMiuN
t. j aftWAAuiLLr.icii
USTMUIir UGTWOtIM
ZLVo.d
i ;;t; T tu1ci
Tin rrjjuhir iM'itillilv dinner of lint
Mctlfonl Merchant' mociitioii wiih
hi'lil nl SI. MnrkV linll Monday rvcu
lii(j, tlio dinner beltij: nerved by the
ladlon of the Allnr Noeicty of tho
Cntholto rhurch. J, A. 1'orry nml
iiii'iiihrri of Hip Coiiitiicrcirtl rlub were
premt n ml iNcu-t'd wilh mrrrliniilH
I lio irrigation iiicntion, mid a commit
tee wna nitmed In work In pecurliij"
ounlriiolH.
Now rule rnnl worn iltnrtiscil for
C fit new Ixiok of rntingH ami nevcrnl
cIiimwn In tliu present h'Nt'in deter
mined iihiii, AilvertMiu on tlm new
'I'ii j!" Theater ourlniu wan unanimous
ly cniliirMi'il nflrr brief (nlka by
Mi'Kitr. Kliini) Fiinoii ami (lonlou.
MriiilMTnlilp tlutj were Incrrimeil to
$'J ii immtli, lo Include one banquet
dinner.
PHOENIX
I
Frank Wilbur returned from Call
fiirnl.i taut U'mltiKHilnv.
K. Mlntilh la the new inanaKer for!
I bo IIIk I'Iiikm Lumber company (it
thla place.
Tito lribyterlan I. ml lei' Aid will
meet with Mm. Maliiir.rcn Wrilueaday
afternoon.
(1. W. DavU of Ceutrul 1'olnt apont
Haturdny In town.
Hurry Puller of Albany. Ore., U
vUltliiK O. Fuller and family nml
other relative lu thla vicinity. Mr.
fuller tapfcta to ahortly vlalt liU
piirnuta lu Wlnronilu,
The Cope hardware firm la inovlnit
Ita atork of rooiU from tlio KiirIo
tiulldlm; Into Ita now more, opimalto
the poiitofflee.
Mm. J. A. Onnmilll was taken
qulto aluk the flral part of lnt week
and removed to the Medford hoi
tiltal. Tlio lutoHt aecountu frnm tlio
hoHpllul urn thai alio la recovering.
Mm. I). I.iihnera and Mrs. Luther
Hlonrllff entertnlned a number of
frlenda' lit the homo nt tho latter In
honor of their mother'a birthday,
Hitturday nfternoon.
EDEN PRECINCT
Mr. and Mrs, (Itm Ulemeuu are
comfortably located now on South
Itlvemlilo lu Medford. Mr. ClemoiiH
la very poorly In health.
Mm. Lloyd Colver la aofferlnR
with chllla and fever ngnln, nt nor
home In Phoenix, na nro several oth
er persons who had malaria Inst sum
mer.
Mini Bybnl Klih apont last week
vlHltlnu Mm. Wilbur Jonos.
Mm. Lowls or (lolil Hill wna visit
Hif? Mm. 0. 0. MoCluIn of I'hoonlx
Thursday.
Mrs. T. J, Miilmfircn and Mrs,
Lllllo llluekwood woro callliiR on
frlondH lu Talent Kumlny, '
Mr. nnd Mrn, Ohnrlea Uanca of
!ast Medford wero In Phoenix Sun
day vlsltlni; airs. Isaacs' mother.
Mm. Wllllum Cottrell of Sams val
ley Is vUlthiK her parontM, Mr. nnd
Mih. K, Calliolm.
Mm, Clmrlea Itoborta of Phoenix
wiih vlnllliiK nt the homo of Mr. and
Mm, J. K, HolKTtH Saturday nlnlil.
The liiuaar nnd chicken pie aup
per i;lvon upilor tho ausplcon of the
Ladluu' Aid norluty nt Phoenix laat
Krlilny wna AHUcceaa financially nnd
Boclnlly, "
Mr, nnd Mra. Joo Itador and L. A.
Hebo inotorod down to W. II, Jones'
place Sunday ufteruoou,
O. W, AKor of Talent lmd the mis
fortuno to Ioho his homo with ull Its
contonta Bnturdny nlRlit by flro, tho
oiIkIii of which la not known.
Mm. J. 13, Kobortu and liar tlautjli-
s i iiijniiriiii ni ui.ki iiu i rtii .!....
MERCHANTS
FAVOR
HI
PROJECT
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OMfeWIH SMJHt ft WILD - "t,;, l I
7 PLUSH erf-rue jaw and ' .' t -
7 BHlTtON IwGNT IvmuN nN f --.,.- ... ... ..... I
r 11... ... "- I ''"'' yyv"rs l
E
1 I "" I ernrt tins ly ' a
tor, Mint Lulu, nml Mm. H. h,
Stephens, Mm. J. I), llonry of North
Talent with iitti'mlliii! Hobeknn
lodgo In Tnloni Baturdiiy evening.
MIm Marian Htnndlff of Phoenix
vUltpil frlmiiln lu AhIiIuiiiI Buiidfi)',
Mm. John ltolililim of Itoiftin Itlvnr
hnn lirni vliltlim Imr lirothom, Hob
rt mill Wlnfreit nml Albort Hinlth of
I'hoonlx tnit vri-uk,
Mm. William Cninpboll left for n
rUli with Imr motlior, Mm. (lurrUnn,
who U very frolile, hftvlnu had a
purulytlc tlroko not Ion it two.
N. W, llrophy of TalunMmy Junt
purchainil n lino UrKo (Ivu inicn
Kcr Overlnuil nutoitioblle. Wo nro
Kind to ton Mr. llrophy nvnll ultmvlf
of IhU ploaauro.
Mm, John lloblnion of Talent h.i
limn ronmvod from thn hotpltnl at
Medford to hir homo In Tnlont.
whern ho It In a fair way to rncovor.
There trenm to havo been kIVmi
out an orroiiooua report lo the affect
that C. Carey haa fatted In thn rait
ing of vegetable plants Oil enon.
Thla Ik far from trne. He never had
a flnur nor bettor lot of vwtatilo
plunta of ull klnda thnn ho hna thla
(prime.
"PP" A.NKO.V.
When It eomea to relntlng about
"lmit perfonuuneca" there in no
other figure in the bnao bull woriil
who U better iiuallflcl tit fspenk limn
'Top" Anaon, lbs fniumiH mnuiiKcr
of tlio oM Cliicnio) While SlookiiiKu
The hixtory or thla atfir wnilH like
romance. Krotu hU infnnoy liix
iiiime wiim cloaely ami iiitimntely
connected with hnno ball. He wna
n principal ami netiic figure when
the 'Vrtnt Amvrionii j-nine" wiih in
Nwiulillinr clothe, nml through ull
the yenrii of ita development he took
nil nutivo inn! prominent part.
When thin old aenut firat aturted
to cavort urouml n diamond n ncorc
of MO lo 121 wna ennniilcrctl a
"tfood pune." Ho wbk u Mnr jilnyer
then, um! Inter, ux the aeieuee of the
Kiune mlvnuceii nml "nluK'Kin;" took
u minor port In deeliliiiK the outcome
of ii ronlcrtt, he iin olill in the lend
na u player of bruin nml wkill. To
day, nt hixty, he hlill kivch nil who
m'o him thrir moneyV worth nml n
little extru ulthouuli not on tho tliu
mnuil. Followiui; the natural onler
of IhliiRa "Pop" Iiiih i'oihi on the
xlnge, nml unlike numerous celebri
liea in their ronpeetive fiehln, ho is
pmvitiK to lie ns akillful nnd enter-laiuii))-
before the footlights iih ho
wiih heforo the IlioimnmlH who cheered
his every piny ilurinj- hia twenty
huveu years on tho bull field. And
apeiikitiK of bust) bull briupi to mind
Hint there in practically nothinp; new
in the art of playing the f'nmo. If
thoro has been any mlvnucoment
whalKoever, in the plnyiut; end of tho
Knnie, it hna boon in tho pitehintr.
Tho pitchers of today nro 119 doubt
moro effective thnn I hone of old. In
fuel, if it lmd not been for tho ml
vent of tho Rpiildiiijr. Cork Center bnll
thera would hnvo boon Komo IobIbIu
tion ngniunt the pitcher. Ho cer
tainly hnd tho best of it. Tho cork
center bnll hna solved tlio difficulty
and Iiiih reduced tho handicap be
tween the pitcher nml fielders. It
Iiiih increased the hitting, )u oreuted
fnHtvr fiohliuj and ha.s aildod inter
iHt to tho Riuno nit nrouud. One
would think that the bnll would bo
unpopular with tho. pitchers. It is
renlly tlio opposite. In foot it ndiln
to his prC8tij?o when ho is "tltero"
with tlio goudti. If you've got tho
eye nnd land on 11 cork center bull,
you'll (,'ot notion if nothliur elso, It
haa 11 eruek nnd 11 zip to it that k'ivos
the plnyora coufidotico.
Let Ua Show You.
If you nro n aufforor of plica or
homorholds In any form, como to
our Btoro and lot ua show you Morl
tol I'llo Homody, It la 0110 of tho
boat propnratlona wo havo ovor
hnndlod ami Is sold on a posltlvo
gunrantoo, Hasklna Drug Storo,
MTOTTOTtT) TOTT) TRIBUNE,
Merltol Tonic DlRcitlvo will tono
up your system quickly, inako you
Ufil atroiiK QRalu. Haxklns Drui;
Btoro,
.X)TICK.
Notice la hereby Riven that tho
iinderslcucd will apply at tho regu
lar meeting of thn city council May
C, 101.1, for n license to sell malt,
spirituous and vinous liquors nt 22
North Front street, for n period of
six months.
SULSUY & KENNEDY.
Dated April 11, 1913,
NOTICE.
Tho Iowa society will glvo a ban
quet on Wednesday ovenlng, April 23,
at St. Marka halt, COc per plate.
Kindly notify tho secretary of tho
society or Mr lllnman If you will
bo ablo to attend, no amplo accom
modations will be arranged,
run iiKNT ruKXiHiinn moomb
FOIt KENT Largo steeping rooms,
and modern housekeeping apart
monts, prices very reasonable,
Phono 102G-L. 222 South Holly
street.
FOIt KENT Tho Coleman modern
furnished rooms, II per wk. 1005
W. Mnln. Tel. SIC4-J.
FOK HKNT FUKNISIIKIl; APT8.
p--t-t"t"""",'"S"'-""'-"N".-----------j--
FOIt KENT Completely furnished
apartments. Tho llcrbcn, 10
Qulnco at,
rat ttKNt nourtia
FOH KENT A modern 5 room bun
galow on King street. W. P.
Dodge, 610 South Oakdnlc. 29
FOU KENT Two room house closo
In. 125 N. Holly. 2C
FOU KENT Modern bungalow;
built-in furnlturo; beautiful lawn.
30? B. Newtown.
FOK KENT Soren room house,
stooping porch, $1S; also S room
apartment, sleeping porch, 18.
Wntor paid In both. Inquire of
Col. Sargent. 36
FOK KENT Strictly modern 8-
room iiouso wuu sleeping porch.
Also soven room bungalow fur
nished If desired. Also threo room
house W. II. Evorhard, 1013 W.
9th st.
FOK KENT 0 room modern fur
nished house. 730 West 11th st.
FOK KENT Furnished fj-room
houe, water rent paid, J25. S18
King st.
FOH KENT A well furnished 0-
room bungalow, with slcoplng
porch, 2U Laurel st. Key at H.
O. Kentner'a. 009 W. 10th. Tele
phone 73 Ashland.
FOK KENT Furnished houso, closo
in. m. a. itador, at M. F. & 11.
Co.
FOK KENT Q1T1CK3
FOK KENT Lnrgo, comfortnblo of
flco rooms with olovator Borvlce,
Btoam heat, hot and cold wator.
Low rntos. Apply Medford Furnl
turo & Hdw. Co.
FOK KENT MISCELLANEOUS
OKT LOCATED NOW.
5 room furnished houso, 115.
4 room furnished houso, 20,
5 room partly furnished houso 1C
2 room furnished houso, $10.
KANOIIES.
C aero chlrkou ranch, closo In, 111
30 aero gonernl farm.
ALSO FOK SALE:
6 room modern hoiso, lnrgo lot,
Ilenr crook noil. Hnn thu rj
North Ktvorsldu; $2200.
J. O. DAKNES,
Room 214. lBt Natl. Hank 111k.
liU HALE ixxra
FOK SALE OK 'lUADE Honutlful
lot on paved street; good location,
Will tnko 300 K sold nt onco or
good gonernl homo na part pay
mont. Apply 1000 N. Coutrul. 27
MRDTOTID. OKKOON", TUESDAY. 'APIW, 22, 1m,
FOR BALE LANDB WANTED MIHCKLfcAXKOUS IIU8LVKSS DIKECTOKY
FOK SALE Hy Lumnn N. Jmld of
Tnlent, Jackson Co., Oregon, 4
mall farina about 3 ml, from Tal
ent; housea nnd Improvements;
among tho foot hi I la, soil Tory fer
tile, water plentiful; prices from
C0 to f 100 an acre.
General alfalfa farms, level,
price from $200 to 1350 an acre.
Timber land from $2& up. Gold
mining property, assaying from $8
to $300 v.n ton, also It. It. Innds In
Cnl., Utnh and Nevada; also flno
stock farms and commercial or
chards, Write, enclosing stamp,
FOIt HALE ACJU'.AOi:
FOIt SALE OK KENT New 6 room
modern house, full basement; also
4 room house. C28 West Palm St.,
Vi blocks west of North Oak
dale. 38
FOK BALE Cbolco 6 aero home;
easy terms. East 14th st. Phono
1000-M. 4)
FOK SALE HOUSES
FOK SALE Six room houso at 22
Almond at.; modern, closo In; flno
lawn; 4 large almond trees In
front. Easy terms. J, W. Lane.
Gold Hill. . 27
FOK BALK -MIKCRMjAXKOUS
FOK SALE Largo and small rugs.
beds, dressem, chiffonier, leather
chairs, porch-wit, Herrlck rcfrlger
ftt6r. sideboard; gas range, sewing
machine; phonograph, dishes, etc.
Don't miss this for real bargains.
MuhI bo sold thla week. 1117 W.
9 th st. 27
FOK SALE Iver Johnson bicycle lu
first class shape, coit $42 new.
Prlco $20. Inquire Dox 72. Trlb
une. 26
FOK SALE Vegetable plants In any
quantity at C. Caroy's, Talent, H.
F. 1). No. 1, Ore. Phono 16-F-ll.
FOK SALE Orlontal rug 3x5 and
few artistic pieces -copper and pot
tery, also an art glass portublo
electric lamp. These goods will
make an Idenl gift nnd Improve
with age. Inquire llox I). H., Trib
une and owner will call upon you.
26
FOK 8ALE Four yenr old horse;
broke to work single nnd double
W. P. Dodge, CIO South Oakdnle.
29
FOK 8ALE Library table, chlld'a
high chair, Irish mnll, one gaa
plato. 31C N. Holly. 26
FOK BALE Full blooded Scotch col
llo dogs; prlco very reasonable.
Address Robert Polouzc, 436 X.
Hartlett, Medford. 2S
FOK SALE Italian bees and queens
J as, Stewart. Phono 640-H., Med
ford, Ore. 4G
FOU SALE Electro plating outfit.
So. Ore. Electric Co. 37
FOK SALE Fruit box labols In ono
two or threo colors, printed as you
ordor at tho Mall Tribune.
FOK SALE Looso loaf ledger sys
tems, any stylo or siado to ordor
by tho Mall Tilbuno bindery.
FOn BALE Shado trees, two years
old Catollim poplars, very fast
growing, 40c each. 512 S. Oak
dalo avo. Phono 123-H. 3G4
FOR SALE Letter heads nnd rancy
stntlonory, printed, engraved or
ombossod, as you wish at tho
Mall Tribune.
FOK SALE Legal blanKs, tresspass
notices, for salo or rent slugs at
tho Mall Tribune.
FOIt SALE FOULTKl AND EGGS
FOR"' '"BALE ! "Whlto WyandotTesi
broiuo turkoy egga nnd stock. J.
H. Fullor, Talent, Oro. 29
WANTED SITUATIONS
WANTED Plain Bowing," patching
nnd quilting. Call any day but
Saturday. Phono 084-H. 49
WANTED Work for threo honvy
tennis. H. K. Phelun, 30 Portland
' Ave, Medford, 39
HELP AVAXTED MALK
WANTED Mon nnd women for
house, to houso canvass; good pay,
clean work. Call thla office nnd
nslc for Mr. Enrp.
WANTED Mon with lioraea nnd
rlga to canvass out of town on
R, F. D. routes. Ask for Mr, Earp,
thla ottlco,
WANTED A solid built homo In ex
chango for good organ. Phone
22C-J. Austin. 30
WANTED -If ones and cattle to pas
ture. J. W. Dressier, 115 East
Main. 30
WANTED Fresh milch cow; glvo
prlco and whero seen. Address 1C0.
care Mall Tribune.
WANTED Furnished 4 or 5 room
house, not to exceed $1S; closo In.
Am steady renter. Call C6C-J. 30
WANTED Cow. gentle nnd not ovor
0 or C years old, Holsteln or Jer
sey, but would prefer that the samo
bo not puro Jersey. Send full par
ticulars by mall to F. H. Cowlcs.
K. F. D. No. 3. 29
WANTED Second hand two or
three seated hack or surry. Kouto
1, box 121. W. D. Roberts.
WANTED An alfalfa farm. Will
exchange, good Incomo city prop
erty. Uox 495, Medford.
LOST
LOST, strayed or stolen On Kancs
creek, black horse, weight 700;
branded XF. Will pay for deliv
ery or Information. Paul Wright.
711 South Orange. 27
LOST Lady's hand bag with sliver
chain. Please rctnrn to Mall Trib
une and receive reward. 27
MONEY TO LOAX
MON E Yto Toan. Clark" Realty Co "
MONEY TO LOAN $1000 to $5000
to loan on Improved fnrni proper
ty. Dennett Investment Co. 30
MONEY TO LOAN on real estate.
Address me caro of Hotel Medford
as I am out of city part of time.
D. L. Dodge. 32
MONEY TO LOAN On city and
cloio In ranch property. C. A.
McArthur. room 3, P. O. block,
phono 36S1. "
MONEY TO LOAN, or will tnko up
your mortgago or deferred pay
ments. What havo you for salo?
J. C. DAKNES.
1st Natl. Dank Dldg.
BUSINESS niltEUTOKT
Abstracts
KOaUB RIVER VALLEY AD
8THACT CO., No. 6, South Central.
Attorneys
O, L. RBAMES, LAWYER Office
Medford National Dank bldg., soc
ond floor.
PORTER J. NEFF, WM. P. MEALEY
Attornoys-at-Lnw. Rooms 1 and
2, Postofflco bldg.
A, E. REAMES, LAWYER Oarnett
Coroy bldg.
W. J. CANTON Attornoy and Coun
sellor at Law. 123 East Main
street, Medford, Ore.
Accountant
D. R. WOOD General Accountant
Your books audited and Kept for a
reasonable figure; your nuslneas
Bollcltod. Office, Medford Mall
Trlbuno bldg,; phono 611-R-2; res
Idonco phono 637.
Typowrltkiij;
MULTIGRAPHINO. TYPEWRITING,
Stenography. Machine Dictation,
till classes of circular lottor work.
Ouo or ono thousand lottors, tho
prlco will bo right and according
to tho times. Stimulate your busi
ness with Interesting facta con
corning propositions, or bargains.
You can best do this with Multi
graph work. Phono 133-R. McMil
lan Publicity Ad-Wrlttng Co., room
9, JaekBon County llnnk.
DenttsUt
DR. W. M. VAN SCOYOO
DR. O. O. VAN SCOYOO
Doutlsta
Oarnott-Coroy bldg., suite JI0
Medford, Ore. Phono 856.
By "Bud" Fisher
Auto Supplies
LAIIEIl AUTO SPRING CO. Our
big secret In making springs (s the
tempering. Wo aro operating tho
largest, oldest and best equipped
plant In tho Pacific northwest. Use
our springs when others fall. Bold
under guarantee. 26 North Fif
teenth St., Portland, Ore.
Chiropractor.
DK, R. J. LOCKWOOD. Chiropractor
nerro specialist, nooms Z03-04-05
Qarnatt-Corey bldg. Vapoi
baths and scientific massage glrcn;
advice In dietetics, medical gym
nastics, hydroptherapy. Lady at
tendant. Phone, office 945, resi
dence 571-R.
DR. A. H. HEDGES, Dr. Lonlso B
Hedges, Mcchano - Therapists,
Chiropractors, SpondylothcrapUU
Theco systems. Including dietetics,
curative gymnastics, nydro-ther-aphy,
etc., produce results In both
acsto and chronic diseases. Con
sultation free. 230 North Dartlett
SL, next door to M. E. church.
Hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Other
hours by appointment Phone
4 17-J.
GortMgv
OARDAOE Get your premises
cieanod up lor tho winter. Call
on the city garbage wagons foi
good service. Phono 625-L. F.
Y. Allen.
Nurseries
QUAKER NURSERIES Our tree
aro budded, not grafted. Our stock
la not Irrigated. We guarantee
everything put out Wo aro not le
tho trust. H. D. Patterson. Ottiet
removed to office Hotel Nash. In
side entrance, noxt to barber shop
Notary Publio
HELEN N. YOCKEY Notary nub
ile. Bring your work to me at th
algn of The Mall Tribune.
Printer and PublUners
MEDFORD PRINTINO CO. baa the
best equipped printing office In
southern Oregon; book binding
looso leaf led gem, billing systems.
etc. Portland prices. 27 North
First,
Physicians and Surgenns
DIL ""FT S. ""CARLO W," 1)1C "EVA
MAINS CARLOW Osteopathic
physicians, 416-417 Garnett-Corer
bldg., phono 103C-L. Residence
420 South Laurel st.
DR. S. A. LOCKWOOD Physlcla
and surgeon.
MYRTLE S. LOCKWOOD. M. D.
Practice limited to diseases of
women. Oftlcea 232 E. Main,
Phones, office 867; residence, 814.
DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and
surgeon. Practice limited to eye
ear, nose and throat, Eyea scien
tifically tested and glassea supplied
Office 328 East Main SL Hours
8:30 a. m. to 8 p. m. Phone.
E. D. PICKED. Jd. D. Office Jack
aon County Dank bldg. Office
phono 43-R; residence phono 58-R.
DR. MARION Physician and sur
geon. Stewart bldg., corner Malr
and Dartlott ats.; offlca phono 27,
resldenco phono 27-J-2.
DR. MARTIN O. DARDER Physl
clan and surgeou. Office Pain
block, opposite Nash Hotol. Houn
10 to 12, 1 to 4. Phouo 110-J.
DR. R. W. CLANCY Physician ane
surgeon. Phones, ottlco 36, resl
denco, 724-J. Ottlco hours 10 to
12, 2 to 5.
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathic
Physician, 303 Garnott-Coroj
building. Phono 904-M.
R. J. CONROY, M. D. Physician and
Surgeon. Over Hutchison h Lums
don, 215 E. Main St. Phone 77.
B. KIRCHGESSNER, M. D. Prac
tice limited to chronic diseases
Ottlco Hotol Holland, Saturdayi
10-3, Doth phones. Residence
phenes: Farmer 16xx5 Eagle Point
and Roguo River lino.
Stvnagrnpners
ELLA M. OAUNYAW Palm block
Stouographlo work done quick!)
and woll.
Traostcr
EADB TRANSFER & STORAGE CO
Office 10 South Fir st Phont
315. Prices right. Service guaranteed.
T'AOTZ FITW
I
NEW TODAY
Wo hav? .calls ,fqr furnished and
nnfurnlshed houses, and are better
than ever prepared to attend to such
properties. Call up 1037-J and list
such property. We can rent it it
prlco Is right
A good 30 acre young orchard,
good bouse, for exchange for a nice
homo In Medford. The Medford
houso should bo worth &t least
$7000.
Wo havo been to some trouble to
list several good stock ranches at
from $50 to $80 per acre. They sr
all w,ell located as to read and
schools, all partly irrigated, and in
crop; some hare stock, with them
and all are raising same alfalfa. Not
ono but what would bring great re
turns to a good enorgetlc farmer.
240 acrea up nogue river, near
school; a lot of timber; house; $10
an acre.
240 acres on the Antelope; a lot
of timber, some crop, and fair build
ings. $15 an acre.
List your property with ua.
C. D. HOON
Room 12 Jackson Couaty Baatk Btdg
TeleohwM IB37-JV
To Exchange
General merchandise atock
farm or incomo city prdperty.
for
23 acres only 3 miles from Central
Point with 15 acres deeded water
Tight, fine alfalfa land, part In peara.
Will exchango for good city property.
A flno bungalow near Los Angeles,
a beautiful place to exchango for or
chard tract Wo have pictures of this
place. Call and see them and submit
your p'roposltlon.
Stock ranches, alfalfa farms and
orchard tracts at very low prices and
on easy payment plans.
Wo havo some good buys in city
properties.
List your property with us. Wo
liavo buyers.
Wood & Messner
8 South Central Ave,
Bittner's Real Estate
& Employment Bureau
FOR SALE
5 room house, 7 lots, good location,
noar pavement; $1500; beatof tornib.
4 room modern house, woodshed;
cIosq In; $1300; small cash payment,
good terms.
160 acres near Roguo niver; good
houso, barn, wator right, some fruit;
$2300.
7Q acres near town, 6 acres pears,
4 acres apples, 20 acres grain, 40
ncros timber, wntor right; 7 room
houso, barn, outbuildings, eloc,ri
light, tolephono. It. F. D. Prlco $8500
or will trudo for city property.
Good 8 room houso, aero of
land; bum and outbuildings; city
water; to exchango for Improved b
or 10 aero tract,
Good property for oxchange, both
In city nnd ranch.
Furnished and unfurnished housei
for rent.
EMPLOYMENT
Waitress,
Chambermaid.
Girls and wonton for general house
work.
Housokeeper, experienced,- '
Ranch bauds.
Dox factory men,
Tlmbor falleru, timber buckers,
Swampers.
MRS. EMMA BITTNIK
lies. Phono 1000-X Plume ggg.
Opposite Njwh Hotel
ROOMS 8 and 7, VMM BJ0OOK.