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Heavy smudging is expected
throughout the valley early tomorrow
morning and the wise housewives will
set their alarm clocks for early rising
to close all windows of their homes,
Unless there is a material change in
the weather by late night Medford
will probably rcsemiile a little of Old
Lnnnon Tuesday morning and fore
noon.
Phone 100 for Taxi. 14
. Try our merchouu luncli. The
Shasta. '
Buy fresh bulk seeds at Warner
Wortman & Gore. 14'
The Rogue Kiver Valley Ministerial
association held its monthly meeting
at Grants Pass in the Baptist church
today with a number of ministers from
Medford and Ashland in attendance.
During the worst of yesterday's
snowstorm n tourist remarked, "Well,
anyway, you see more Bulcks on the
road and less In the repair shops, I
guess we can make It." Then he
climbed Into his Buick Six and went
on to Grants Pass. 11
' For Sale, 1921 big six 7-passenKer
Sttidebaker like now. Will consider
trade. G. M. I.oomls. Phone 411-K-2. 11
We can allow you a fair price for
old tires. Exchange Tire Co. 15
There is much regret In the Holland
hotel-Mail Tribune section over the
unexpected demise of Toddy, the well
known dog of John A. Westerlund who
had been a fumiliur and welcome sight
for years In the business district.
Probably no- Medford dog had more
fast warm friends and well wishers.
Ho ,was n gentle, well bred Japanese
animal, which was left here by Hie
illinium. & Bailey circus (i or 8 years
ago,ind had resided in and around
the Holland hotel over since. Some
miscreant who probably was after
Frank Ray's (log loft some poisoned
meat around last night ami poor
Toddy died nlono In a lot nearby short
ly alter eating It.
Majestic orchestra at Eagle Point
Saturday night. I'i
Miss Alta Nnylor, Goodwin corso-
Hero, 121 N. Grape street. Phone 648-J.
35
Everything electrlcnl. Medford Elec
trlo Co. Phone 601.
"Tho roads are fine between' Med
ford and Portland and we don't know
yet where the famous bad place, Smith
hill is, about which we heard so much
before we started," said Miller Farroll
who with Mr. and Miu Thou. G. Far
roll of Portland arrlvod in the city by
nuto last night from Portland. They
ate oiiroute to southern California.
Other Oregon guests at the Medford
are John H. Flurry or Roseburg, and
K. M. Morton, II. M. Coplnn and How
ard P. Boardman of Portland. '
The new Chovrolets Just placed on
sale at tho Medford Auto Co. are u
groat Improvement In looks and me
chanical condition over the 1!I20 mod
els. They wore always a good car and
ure now better than over. 1 1
Got that sparo tire from our large
stock of used and rebuilt tires. Priced
right. Exchango Tiro Co. 15
U. T. S dry Barium sulphur for
your pink spray. Farm Bureau Co
operative Exchango. 10
Tho state highway department has
sent out a letter nnnouhcing tho new
wngo scale on highway work which
will go into effect tomorrow. Under
this schedulo common labor will be
paid $3.50 dally.
. Beginning today tho Inloriirbnn
Auto Car Co. will start a stage lino lo
Hoseburg, loavlng Medford at It a. in.
dally, arriving at Roseburg at 5:10
p. m. Leave Roseburg daily 1 p. m.,
nrrlvo Medford at 7 p. in.
R. A. Holmes, tho mmunnca Man.
Insurance, and Bonds, plus Sorvico.
4'ullynnnii lunch and delicatessen.
p ' 10
M. Balloy and R. F. Carpenter wore
Sunday guoslB in tho city from Grants
P(fSH. .
fj'j Sleepy Hollow'.' at Eagle point Sat
iiy night.;--: -' . .' 1(1
elco-Ligbt-Floc(rlclly for every
fain. M od ford Electric Co. " . ,!
Soda Fountain for sale at DeVoo's.
tr
Aubrey Snillh. superintendent of
Hchools, arrived home Sunday after
noon from having attended tho Pacific
Coast Educators annual convention
at Spokane.
Ask your grocer for Wizard Wash
ing Powder, It will pay you to give It
a trial. 1-
Fecd wheat $2.10 per cwt. at t lie
Farm Bureau Cooperative Exchange.
tf'4
Personal attention to overdue ac
counts. I.lndns, 230 East Main.
II. ,. Rotllsch ul Klamath Kails and
George Mlsfolc'.t of Eugene are among
the Uregonians stopping at the Hol
land. Blocks and dry slabs for sale. Call
S.r'j. . , . , tr
You will always find someone In nt
MODERN' PM'MBIMJ & HEATING
CO. Use your phone, ours is 020. 322
Thousands Have Discovered
, Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets
Are a Harmless Substitute
Dr." Edwards' Olive Tablets are the
result of Dr. Edwards' determination
not to treat liver and bowel complaints
with calomel. For 17 years lie used
these tablets (a vegetable comixnind
mixed with olive oil) in liiu private
practice with great success.
They do all the nood that calomel
does but have no bad after cllects. No
pains, no gripini;, no injury to the
Rums or danfrer from acid foods vet
they stimulate the liver and bowels.
Take Dr. Edwards' Olive Tahleti
when you feel "logy" and "heavy."
Note how they clear ! iC t- .-am nnl
perl: up pie spirits.
Judge F. M. Calkins and F. Roy
Davis went to Grants Pass this mor
nlntr fnr thfl rutr-ntnir nf tliH Burins
j,crm ul circuit court in that city this
I forenoon. County Prosecutor Moore
attended the opening session and re
turned to Medford early this after
noon. Phone 100 for Tax!. ' H
Flowering shrubbery and perennials.
Eden Valley Nursery, C80-J-2.
Window and door screens, lattice
work. Trowbridge Cabinet Works. 322
Included among the visitors In the
city from Butte Falls yesterday and
today were Frank Klingle, W. G. Aver
ill, W. C. J.ovell, Loris Martin and
Laird Welch.
' Little Pal o' Mine" at Eagle Point
Saturday night. 16
Insurance of all kinds. Lindas, 235
East Main.
New wooden beads for trlmmim
blouses, hats, sashes, bags, lamp
shades, etc., in many colors. Handi
craft Shop. U
Norman Nornille returned to Port
land Sunday night after a short visit
with relatives here.
T. Edy will sell lots and houses at a
special bargain on West Tenth, Plum
and Benson streets. Call or address
1125 West Tenth. 1
Make the spring afternoons happier
for yourself and child through the Joys
of Kindergarten methods. Tiny Tot
School, phone 832-W. 13
Washable embroidery threads In all
shades. Handicraft Shop. 11
According to Sunday's newspapers
of tho state metropolis every point in
the northwest reported a cloudy day
last Saturday except Medford. but we
did not know this in time to throw out
our chests and expand before the ar
rival or that storm and cold wave yes
terday. . .
For Salo, 1921 Big six 7-passenger
Studebakcr like new. Will consider
trade. G. M. Loomls. Phone 411-R-2. 11
Violin Instruction, Florence Howell,
special attention to beginners. Sparta
building, phono 515-H. tf
Phono 100 for Taxi. 11
R. M. Foot was one of the Ashland
visitors Saturday from this city.
Orders taken for pleating of all
kinds, nccordian pleating, box and
knife plcatlugs. Handicraft Shop. 11
Have your suits and dresses cleaned
by a master cleaner. Homo cleaning
and pressing is a drudgery and takes
valuable tlmo that you need for more
pleasant work. Wo will call for your
bundles and return them promptly.
Telephone 211, Tho Pantorium. 13
"Pekln" at Eagle Point Saturday
night. Hi
Gnosis at the Medford from a dis
tance Include! A. G. Pangborn and II.
Hamberger of New York, Max Fletch
er of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E. C.
Johnson of Denver, Mrs. M. E7. Potter
ami daughtor of Livingston, Mont., Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Winch, Edith Reese and
Chus. N. Gard of Seattle, and Leo
Gilbert, A. P. Bailey. Richard Bock
and C. V. Foti. ot San Francisco.
When better automobiles are built,
Bulclc will build them. tf
Dr. .Jouett P. Bray Is In his office
week days except Thursdays, room
409-410. Phono 580. Lady assistant.
"Keep Smiling." tf
Those wanting pure milk nnd cream
from tubercular tested cows phone
027-V. Bliss and Scott Dairy. Hi
Tomorrow night tho American Le
gion will hold n business meeting for
thu purpose of hearing the reports of
the dance ami automobile committees,
and also with the idea of getting under
way plans for the stato aid measure
which will bo voted upon in June. Sev
eral other matters of Interest will also
bo taken up at this time. Medford
at tho present time is among the five
largest posts In thu stato, tile paid up
int'inhcrshlp being 2bu.
Suvu making your children's dresses
by buying Pacific Package Goods.
Handicraft Shop. It
Invest your savings In the JackBon
County Building and Loan association.
tf
Big time at Eagle Point Saturday.
April 1). K!'
The Pacific Coast league baseball
season opens Tuesday with Portland
playing Sail. Francisco in the latter
city, and Mcdlord fans will root for
the Portland club to win. Not as
much interest is being shown 111 tills
city in baseball as in past years.
Some first class 30x3'. tires $15.00.
Medford Vulcanizing Works. 322
I. awn mowers sharpened right. Lib
erty Shop. 201-J. tf
Aiajestic orchestra at Jacksonville
Friday. April S. U
I'. Grant Davis has purchased of E.
Rcnshuw of Medford, the owner, 23
acres or the old Welborn I (cestui tract
near Talent, which is known as one
of the best nllallu tracts in that sec
tion. Bettor buy a Chandler than wish
you had. tf
Miss Nellie l.ee and linker Lee ar
rived in the city this morning from
Spirit Lake, la. Other guests at the
Holland are .Mr. and Mrs. A. I.. Lou
liaugh or Palo Alto. Calif., W. C. V
Durant ot Los Angeles, t'has. Dailey
and II. P. Hiirroiigh of Seattle, E. F.
Creiger of Denver and F. II. Woesncr
of Sun Francisco.
Will trade Maxwell automobile
rirst payment on improved real estate
Call 220 West Main street. 13
Cash, doors and frames everything
in millwork. Trowbridge Cabinet
Works. 322
Ford truck with cnb nnd good body
for sale cheap. New tires. Sccly V.
Hall Motor Co. tf
.Most of those Medlonlites who had
curly gardens up and last week during
the very waini weather were crow ins
over the fact are today slinking tbeii
heads and gloomily muttering, "Ncvei
again.''
Better get busy now and have your
rugs and carpets washed on tho floor;
sanitary and no trouble to housewife.
Phone !!S, K. L. Davis. II
lielco-Lrght rutin light ana power
planis. Medford Electric Co. i
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MKDFO.TD, OliKCiOX, MONDAY, APRIL J. 1021
Mrs. K. M. C. Neill of Grants Pass
spent Saturday in this city, stopping
off enroute home from having spent
lhe winter at San Rafael, Calif.
Save fnouey on wrapping paper by
using white print paper in rolls. Ask
this office.
Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsetlere
NuBone. Phone 5S5-J.
Luciana" at Jacksonville Frl.
"Pekln" at Jacksonville Frl.
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The next Lady Elks meeting will be
held Tuesday afternoon. April 12th,
1 !-', it being the second Tuesday in
the month.
Better get some of the print paper
on rolls for wrapping paper at this
office and save 2 or 3 cents per pound.
Come and look at It and be convinced.
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We do Hemstitching and Plcoting.
Singer Sewing Machine Co. No. 10
S. Fir. Phone 21.1-R. 27
"Do You Ever Think Of Me" at
Jacksonville Friday night. 15
All members and friends of the
Trl-L club are cordially Invited to at
tend the regular meeting of the Sew
ing club this evening at Mrs. Wade's
dressmaking rooms in the M. F. & H.
bldg. Mrs. Wade will talk to the girls
on color combinations. Following this
will be a meeting or the Trl-L club.
Brooms made by the Rogue River
Broom Works are the best for the
money. Insist on home made brooms.
11
Rock Springs lump coal, dry wood,
mill blockB and kindling. Valley Fuel
Co. tf
The macadamizing of the section of
Hie Pacific highway between Grants
Pass and Sexton mountain was sched
uled to be commenced today. This
contract, which is held by Joplin nnd
Eldon, is expected to be finished by
June 30, and the paving which will
cover the macadam will not be laid
until next year.
When overhauling your old bus put
new life In It by demanding genuine
American hammered piston rings, fac
tory equipment on the best cars. The
Busy Corner Motor Co. tf
Hemstitching nnd plcoting
10 cents per yard.
The Vanity Ha Shop,
Cor. E. Main nnd Bartlett. tf
In Paul's Electric store show win
dow Is displayed a globe full of beans,
and the public Is Invited to guess as
to the number for a prize of a fine
table lamp which will go to the person
making the nearest guess.
"Wang-Wang Blues" at Jacksonville
Friday night. 13
If you want some print paper In
oils, to fit In your paper racks or to
ime without tho racks, bettor see us at
once nnd snvo money. tf
That Dr. K. 1). PIckel was made n
fellow In the American College or Sur
geons last October, has Just become
known to his friends here. This is
considered a high honor In tho med
ical profession. .
Plcoting,
Hemstitching,
But Ions covered.
Handicraft Shop. ' 11
The development of Dodge Brothers
factory will bo shown Friday and Sat
urday at the Rlallo. 10
There was born last Wednesduy at
the Sacred Heart hospital a son to
Dr. nnd Mrs. G. A. Gitzen.
Phono j J) for Taxi. 14
Call 537-M for desirable tenant for
your furnished house. Will lease. 11
Shortly after tho Duusniulr repair
crow of tho Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph company left that city to
day to work on repairs on the wires
in tile Slskiyous, a complete failure
was reported about noon south ol
Dunsmulr and the ensuing delay ol
getting the crew back south was the
cause of interference with long dis
tance and Associated Press communi
cation. It is expected the break will
be repaired today.
Lovely new linens in Madeira em
broidery. Handicraft Shop. 11
The huge delegation of Medford
Elks who attended the smoker and
Installation of officers of tho Ashland
lodge Saturday night report having
had a very enjoyable time and ot start
ing home in a hard snowstorm which
taged between Ashland and Talent.
Everything electrlcnl. Medford Elec
tric Co. Phono 601.
At tho Nush guests from a distance
are Mr. and M"S. L. S. Barnes of
Glean, N. Y., Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Hay
wood and daughter of Osakis, Minn..
John S. Stokes and C. C. lluymon of
North I'lalt. Neb., and L. Murphy and
R. Daley of Helena, Mont. Other
guests are Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Roney ot
.lefrerson, Ore., and Mark Rich of Mc
..linnvllle, Ore.
12-Inch dry pino $1.00 a tier: lG incl.
dry pine $4.75. Vnlloy Fuel Co. tr
Much snow fell ill lhe high foothills
and mountains Sunday and during last
night.
A program ot particular Interest to
the business and professional women
of Medliird has been planned by the
Tri-L club of the Y. W. C. A. for the
banquet to be held tomorrow evening
at H:'M p. in. at the .Methodist church.
Professor living Viuing of Ashland
has consented to address the girls, and
special music lias been planned. It is
hoped that a large number of women
will avail themselves of the oppor
tunity to attend.
Hairy Young, the former well known
linotype operator on the .Mail Tribune,
and who for the past two veins has
been on tho Journal staff at Porthind.
arrived here from that city today by
auto to spend a month at his ranch
near Eagle Point. A. Whiting, nlso a
iornnT linotype operator on this paper
and now of The Oregonian Bluff ac
companied him to Medford.
Notice
Lost, from emigrant car at Medford.
Feb. 1M. one black male cat, some
white lower part mouth, white chin,
breast and four Teet. Comes tor name
of Jerry. Five dollars given lo anyone
to expiess him, C. O. D. lo W. 11. Uos
bitrv. Geiber, Calif. lt'
OUTBURST OF
Everett True
BY CONDO
I' HAve a &at HePACHC, m isrcsre. ireue,
AN X DON'T E5. (le. UjORMmQ totjT.
I. THINK., i D UeitEK -
Yovj STAY RlQHT
HERe .
You're thcbir-d that's always too-img. people
THAT ( HCrlft AltMSNTS ARG TMAlMWt"l
iSAN'T "THROW YOU pi I MA3trv)ATtO N INTO "Rg tegSS '.
' HOUSTON SEES IMPROVEMENT
APPLEGAIE (Continued fioin Page One)
i : : '
The Purcnt Teacher association met
at the school house .March IS. They
were entertained by an excellent pro
gram given by the grade and high
school pupils. Among the numbers
most enjoyed were folk dances by the
little ones and a quartet, "Dad's tt
Millionaire," byMissos Audrey Layton
and Vinctta Plttman, Messrs. Lester
Smith and Glenn McDaniel of high
school.
The Parent-Teacher association vot
ed to hold a pie' social at the school
house April 10. Thu school will give
a program and pies will be sold, the
proceeds to bo.dlvided between the
student body and Parent-Teach associ
ation. The high school boys have begun
practice for the annual field meet. Tile
girls have gone on a rampage about
baseball.
The A. V, 11. S. girls baseball team
is preparing for the coming matched
game with Jacksonville, April S. it
will be Applegate's first venture Into
the baseball world. The girls have
plenty or material and are practicing
up two promising pitchers, and keep
III training two "bearcat" catchers.
The team has been organized for some
weeks past. Miss Audrey Layton hav
ing been chosen captain. The rules
have been put into execution, and
every member of lhe team is well
acquainted with their application.
Practice Is obtainable daily by playing
with the several baseball teams organ
ized by the boys, and the, girls are
longing for an opportunity to display
their ability. Tho proposed lineup at
present is: S. Layton, B. Clute, p.;
I). Rowden, C. Foerst, c; D. Head, 1st
base; It. Rowden, C. Foerst. 2nd base;
V. Plttnian, Srd base; A. Layton, ss.;
1". Seyfcrth, R. Clute, c.f.: B. Head. S.
Layton, r.f.; B. Clute, It. Grubb, l.f.
Another step has been taken toward
standardization ,by the installation of
soup and towel apparatus and im
provement ot thu drinking fonuttilus.
Mr. Clute has our thanks for a
splendid teeter board which ho made
and presented to the school.
The high school girls gave a "Hard
Times" party at the school bouse
.March 25. Community young people
to the number or firty were invited,
with Mr. and Mrs. Sehell as chap
crones.' Jolly games and stunts were
in order and some Interesting experi
ments' in hypnotism were made. Clin
ton stone and Glenn Mcllanlel were
responsive subjects and Edward Kubli
developed into a professional. De
licious refreshments in ornamental
baskets were served by tile young hos
tesses. At one o'clock, to the great
disappointment of all. Mr. Sclicll rang
the bell as a signal that it was time to
go homo.
M;. S. E. Garret and son from Mis
souri aro visitors nt the Rowden home.
The roads around Applegute have
been much Improved by Mr. Goodman
and his crew.
Mrs. Knutzen. Mrs. Sehell and Miss
Cooper motored to Medford on Wed
nesday, returning via Central Point.
Mr. and Mrs. IVrnoll were Grants
Pass Niters' Sunday.
Mrs Florence Wilber and family
spent Easter at the Layton home.
Miss Margaret Brown spent the
week end with friends ill Medford.
Rev. Hansen will pivach at the
school house April 3. at :t p. in.
Miss llatbnway's pupils had a very
lolly hunt on Friday afternoon.
Warning! All Applogale must equip
for war. The right will soon be on.
the same old finht with the housefly.
Arm with swatters and tanglefoot and
get busy.
Iodine was discovered by a suit
peter in-uiufacturcr.
a "ovi
V -A: tiP BP : : I r
"This survey does point to certain
favorable domestic conditions. The.
cost of living has appreciably dimin
ished. Building operations in a num
ber of districts tend to increase. There
have recently been no strikes of con
sequence. Greater productivity or
labor per man' is reported from all
strlcts. Raw materials aro plentiful
and physical transportation conditions
are good. There have been no busi
ness failures of moment. The crop
outlook is satisfactory; and the bank
ing situation has improved.
Better Off Today
"The country is better off today
than it was three months ago, and
manufacturers In growing numbers
are planning definite production
schedules. Information from other
quarters than this survey Indicates
that the automobile industry and some
textile lines are picking up now. But
the public is still restricting its buying
and probably will continue to pur
chase cautiously until retail price re
ductions become more nearly equal to
the reduction 111 manufacturers' and
wholesalers' prices.
"The maintenance by retailers of a
relatively high price level has been
perhaps tho chief stumbling block to
quickened industrial activity. The
great cut in producers' and wholesal
ers' prices last summer and fall was
not followed by proportionate reduc
tions in the prices to consumers. It is
apparent that we are approaching the
point, where many manufacturers can
get materials at prices they can afford
to pay and with lower wages and more
efficient labor they can furnish goods
at a cost within the consumer's reach.
Reduction Wages
"An appreciable reduction in wages
is noted in every section and in vir
tually every kind of industry. The
fact that savings accounts have In
creased in the industrial sections, how
ever, would seem to indicate that in
such districts wage and salary reduc
tions have not been as great as the
reductions in the prices of commodi
ties, and that therefore, fortunately,
the decrease iu wages has not necessi
tated a lowerin: of the standard of liv
ing. "The credit situation is improved.
Interest rates range from six to eight
percent for the country as a .whole,
hut banking funds are reported avail
able by every section except the South
and Rocky Mountain regions."
Oregon Governor Optimistic
Ben W. Olcott, governor of Oregon,
has written especially for American
Industries as follow?;:
As far as Oregon is concerned. I
think our business outlook is one to lie
optimistic over, rather than pessimis
tic. It is true that in Jliis state, like
all other states, there is not the enor
mous volume of business nor the ple
thora of money that was evidenced
during the war; but such is not to he
expected.
Oregon, however. Is passing through
the readjustment period in most excel
lent form. Some lines of industry.
such as agriculture and livestock, have
' suffered and suffered quite severely,
f lok for a quick recuperation in
those lines. Manufacturing industrt. s.
as a wjiole, have been continuing in
businesl with a degree of success,
which 1 think warrants my belief in a
splendid outlook for the future.
BRINGING UP FATHER'
A Jolly, rollicking, tuneful show in
Bringing I'p Father at the Siiashofe,"
which will be seen at the Page theatre
tomorrow night.
Tho rlmlt characters made famous
in the columns of the principal news
nanera throimhout the country through
George McManus will be prcsected ill
the flesh, including the neupecueu
.Hires Mahonev. his militant uettei
two-thirds, Maggie. Dinty Moore. Jiggs
is the same jolly old rascal who is
perpetually trying to slip Horn me
watchful eyes ot his shrewish Maggie,
or trying to smuggle into bl home
Dinty Moore or. some other old pal of
his beloved hod-carrying or pich-
niinlvlne fraternity of former days.
Jiggs does not forset his admiration
for the lirls, and Maseie is kept winy
as the sentinel over tin Impressive
heart of her frivolous spouse.
Card of Thanks
In this time of sorrow, we wish to
evtend our sincere and heartfelt
thanks to the sisters and nurses of
Sacred Heart hospital, friends nnd
neighbors for kind assistance during,
the illness and death of wife and moth
er. All for beautiful floral ottering,.
M. D. HOGA.V
LAl'RA C. ATKINSON AND SK)N
MARY G. LA CLAIR AND FAM
ILY', OLIVE. GENEVIEVE, PA
TRICIA. VIOLA.
E. BERNARD. H
Royal Arch Masons
Crater Lake Chapter No. 32
Special convocation Tues
day, April 5th, 7:3U p. m.
tti P. M. and M. K. M. De
grees. Visitors Welcomed.
12 A. F. NOTH, Secy.
Alaska's shore line is greater than
the circumference of the earth.
y tit -r-" v
TO C LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED To buy setting ' hens.
Write John Nelson, Medford, Ore.,
Route 3. . Vt
WANTED Middle-aged lady for
eral housework. Phone 7SS-R-2.
WANTED Position by timekeeper,
railway and lumber experience. Box
12. care Mail Tribune. Iti
FOR SALE Granite dishes, pans,
bread pans, roaster, kettles, two gal.
coffee boiler, large range, complete
outfit suitable tor logging camp or
ranch, at bargain. Call 201-J, mor
nings. :- 1"
FOR SALE Team or i-year oi Vay
mares, weight about HiOO Its. Ill
X. Fir. lo
FOR SALE Hay outfit complete with
Jackson fork. Pure bred Berkshire
brood sow. year old, new Master in
cubator, 2rtj egg size. Carl Gottsche.
Ashland, roulo 1. 1
FOR SALE One span mares with
good harness, $20". 11. W. Barne
burg. 14
FOR SALE 130 locust posts. 7 and !
foot. John Lyden, Jacksonville. Hi
WANTED Man to help cut D0U cords
of wood on shares. John Lyden
Jacksonville. ki
FOR SALE Maxwell touring car
Ensv payments to reliable party
Call 220 W. Main St, 13'
SAY!
.Ittt look ovrr your in.siirnitco
polit hs and mt:
If tlii'V iiH mid nliko.
tr they t-ovor lmt you want
coutimI.
If Hit1 niuouut.s arc liieh
Mioiti:i on nil items, and nlxi
not too I'tgli.
If not hnxv Ihi'in rorrtTttnl.
II. A. IIOIMKS
THE INSURANCE MAN
All Forms Insurance and Bonds
... .Jackson County Bank Rldg.
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-then apply over throat
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of nnn.Frj u.-wif ,00 floo.nw
Lwomb""
Set pn-mium nvfU.-ti Jurmi Uw, fi5
j:ir
Inw-c- f. .liii.lKmi nnd n,nU re- -
rflvt-d ililrini; Uip eitr
.Jllroni.. fr.-tn .tlit-r sirtirctn re- Rs fll
! tMl taeom .V-V-"''5'6
IlISIUKSr.SlKNTS
Nt 1.S.-J paM ilunrm tho .-!. ...,
in.-lii.linc a(!mtiiu!H .-icer.srt 5 6-,-. --,ls
Commiiuin :i'l slan l'M , ....
d.rnn: tl.o )or . &1J.43..45
Tam. liren. ami Im ul.l ilur- .,.,
ini; Urn fr uS,.i.).LUn
Amount of U o&ti eipnua-
tur,
Total in.!iturvii S1.4S 1 .01 4.83
ASSKTS
Vlu- of r.l nut i.urf
ini.rkrt ilul 20,nl.M
Value of s-c-k nd l)oort
Huararl w!uM 1,S3U , c.; -
Caii in Iwuk ami on lianil.... U,.IHC..,
.l'rcmiiim in inline of -oll-u.ll
wi-uii-ii t-ince .Seaiulwr 30, .,onnl-n.
y-.y JoO,010.
ilntorf.t ami mil ilua anil ae-
,-nn-il 10.ii.J
Karotiratila tor rainauraaiw
loaan Haul U,8H.4
Total ittittl aaaaai :.'. 413. -.'. Jol
I.UU.ITM
(i,aallirtoi....l J"!""
"j .-l.'.,.'r: .........
.11 fcr IrkbiMm ,'J7l.fffc-
Tavtl lir.bitto.4M, Mtrutrt t
Mpml Mit-k $!. J2 i. 7
Bt MVMA IN OIB;N KuK T1K YKAR -
.vJr .$ 4C.1T1.20
I.n.TMa . i kl dvrint TM '. . '
liwM inTj itirai Ua jMr..-' UJ.2"J0.7 1 1
Stmt t (-iujt M.W ZKALatND -INSI It
al.NCK To., Uiaiti.
Nim it U. H. MMKir, WaJMr W. ?.(
Tirr' rMti4al jtMoiny fvr MrfMr, fff-lU
ti. Kcrlraaa.
Fl!B) it UMTMM, rNitiMt .tTrfMlU, TjMA'
b-atliMc. lrtkM.i. dr. : ' 1 '
t'rnrtttM, While CoWaa, T4jt MDt,
Jiejiik, frtr,itl. Ot... ,v .M
McCURDY INSURANCE-AGENCY
Local Agents, Medford, Ore.'-"
SYNOPSIS OF THE AVNI'AL STATE
MENT OK THK
Union Assurance Society, Ltd.
r l.-snrfon. P"nilar.i. ! Stt Hit f
DrcMnar. ltUi. mad i tb ra-
('mmiMlanrr f l.ft mt Or?i. pur-
taiant f law:
Not prrmlunn rftcfivrd durlnr
the vcar .' $l,.tt1:.i.4i
I nt front, i.lv.dend.i and r?nl re-
coivfd ihirin t lie yar 80, 74. 19
lncfiini from other snincen dur
ing Hie yt-ar B2.197.M
Total income J.ll 1,311.55
lHfcliursrinrntft.
Net loMtes paid during the year,
Inoludlnc adjustment exp...J 7 SI. 050.. " 2
CoimulpMunf! and .-al.iritn paid
dtirlnn the year 310,04414
Taxes, licenses and fees pa id
during the year 7fl.ft21.'J
Ami. ol all other expenditures HtH.DO,:!!
Total expenditures Sl.tinil.Oai.irS
Asset.
Value nf ptnrk. and bonds
wnd f market value II.Ml.TIMI.fl
Cash In hank. and on hand... tj.'. 0,300.68
1'ieiniuniH in course of mMec
. tton, written tin en Septem-
her Wl, lO-'O 4O0.28fl.S0
nt. nnd renin due nnd ncemcd . l.S.OTD.OO
Kc-liinunini'i! recovered on paid
loaseit 30.78!., Q6
Total admitted assets ...
.$.0.'.0,136.70
I.lnbllitlr.
nros!" claim? for Inssen unpaid. I 27S,ft82.00
Amount of unearned premiums
oh all miri-tandlnK risks 1,402.073.01
All other UftlilUUt'-s 07,orn.im
Total liabilities, CTteluslvo of
capital Mock, approved and
filed 91.8R.V0OS.O4
lliisinebH in Oregon for the Year.
(March s. JflJi.)
Net premiums received during
th year $ 00.S37..MI
Losses paid durlnc the year.. 20,207.4..
Losses tncuired during year... 24,704.9$
TNION ASSI RANTK tSOCIKTV, Ltd.
Vnitcd Stateji manatrer, Whitney Tftlache.
Statutory resident attorney fnr i-erv.ce,
U. K. Menefee. llti-417 lull way Exchange,
Portland. Or
0. N. BENNETT.
Local Agent, Medford.
OURO.NA Peraoumt
Typewriter
Fold It up, take It
wlta you, type
write anyw'h ere.
$50.00, including
oarrylng case.1'
MLRDFORD IMX)K 8 TORS f
Dlatrtbtitora for Po. Omeoro. : I
Medford rpn Worfis
'Xrat'tor;. Truck, Sprny Outfit, j (find
: .Goa lCuglne Repairing, a Spccl-jl
. "y ' GlSXKRATj FOCXDHY j f
. r V AND MACUIKE SHOP 4 U
Car, Truck arid Tractor
Repairing
W ( hac-L f every jb w do.
121 tT. TEXTM IT.
DAY OR NIGHT
WEEKS-CONGER CO
Funeral Director!
REMEMBER
Vo weave runs I'nmi your
nhl ciii'iit'ts iinil nits.
DICK SAYS
"Tlio rill's vty cloiin are
(loan when we dean Vm.''
Mosan Art Rug Co.
119 West Tenth St.