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Newspaper Page TextT T - rRDFORTTf "MATT," TR-TRTTKTI.' "MTniFOTCTTi. OTCFION'. TTTTTRftDAY." MAY 5. 1021 ' PlVfifi FOUR Medforo Mail tribune' AN NM U'PKNI-;.N'T NKWSI'A K PUBLISH KD KVKKY A I "J'K IINOON KXrKPT SUNDAY BY TI1K MKDKORD rUTNTlNCJ CO. Thft Mndforri Htmrlnv Kun is furnished vnhHcribers deairiiig a Beven duy daily : newspaper. Office Mail Tribune RuiMIng, 25 North Fir street. I'hone 75. A consolidation of 1 lie Democratic Times, the Mcilfnrrt Mall, the Medfnrd Tribune. The Southern Oiegoniun, The Ashland Tribune. KOUKItT V. Itl'ML, Kdilor. SlLMPTlCn K. SMITH, Manager. SUBSCRIPTION TERMS: BY MAIL In Advance; Dully, with Sunday Sun. year $7.50 Itaity, Willi Sunday Sun. month 75 Iuily, without Sunday Sun, year.... 6.50 Iially, without Sunday Sun, month ,5 "Wehly Mail Tribune, one year.... 2.00 Surulav Sun. one vear 2.00 BY 'CAUHIKH In Medfoirt, ABhtunri. Jneksonvilif, Central Point, Phoenix. Tultmt: Daily, with Ktindny Sun. month 7f Daily, without Sunday Sun, month .G" Dully, without Sunday Sun. year.... 7.50 Dally, with Sundav Sun, one year S.50 All terms by carrier, cash in advance. Official paper of the City of Medford, Official paper of Jackson County. Sworn dailv avnruite circulation for nix months endine Oct., 1920, 322C Kntered an nrc.mio claws mutter at Medford, Oregon, under the net of Murch 8, 1879. MlCMJiKHS OK Till? ASSOCIATED VUKHH. Tho Asoncluted Press Is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of nil news dispatches credited to It, or not otherwise credited In this paper, und ulso the local news published herein. All ri Kts of republcation of special dispatches herein are uIho reserved. Ye Smudge Pot My A rib or Perry The Sulvntlon Army U In rouh fi nancial waters, but what could an or ganization, that really accomplished something in KAinco, expuct. Tho out fit that produced unprecedented mid wholoRoulod ciiNHlng, on tho part of every so Id lor,, sailor, and murine who ever catuo In contact with their, ef forts, btmofttU'tl the most, financially. The pinhcuttUd official, responsible for letting Slacker ileiKdoll out of jail, uniittod a yelp, under cross ex amination Wednesdny, that tho yellow reclplunt of his kindly consideration distinctly heard In Germany. A man was selling collar buttons on tho Main Stem yesterday at 4 -lilts a thrnvY. They are n boon to mankind, but do not work. Tho-fruit crop has been so bndly damaged that .Instead of tho schoAls closing two weeks next fall to pick pears, it is apt to bo a month. Country Fords Hiiro did handle, the tonnage circus day. NOT KNOCKING ANYBODY. (Albany Herald) ,V. AV. Dodson bus notified iho Albany Chamber of Commerce that ho cannot bo here to speult at tho Tuesday luncheon. A par tial HUbslltute, Ovurgu Field, will take his place. The Mica W'omack-Toi?. Win. Ikescs rnlns und pants dicker Is still in totn. Tho party of the first part, expects to find wool In his pants and the party of tho second part, silver in his mine. Pood prices have deflated,, which leaves them In tho same fix as the consumers thereof. Kverythlnt; Is de flated, but Jackson county orators. Tho ptcturo of Kernel ( Yens Teiiftwnld In the Portland Telegram Wed., is a slowing tribute to tho ac curacy of the art of photofiuphy A SARCASTIC FA KM Kit. (Klnmiitli Jlcraltl) For Sale Scrub bull, with pedl Kreo,; sired by Mistake, by Jtn loKiia, by Can tier. Dam was damdust cow you ever saw. V. K, Iteeder, , Poland's war uc"hist Hie allies will slve the native population nimcthinr to do besides e.micmte to this country, where the eating and the heltialstnc in unreMriv'tfrrt. It. Jh too bud tilout Clara Ilamcn .Smith, tlie shootinK vampiie of Okhi hdma Tho lady has gone to work :n a bakery, the country, refusing to ac cept her either ns an ovatiKvliNt, or movie actress. A few weeks of dl.sh' lug out douchnuts will no douot i'iie vlnco Clara that she. wus loo fiwa on Um trluKer, when she plucked the JJon. Juko tlamon. "Hpeed Maniocs Decroase" (Head Hue Portland Journal) NoililiiH similar lias occurred to the speed Idiots. Tho titanic cbaimes In the world caused by tho Creat War, seemingly fulled to hit tho circus. RipplingRhijntGS ly Welt Mason S Ml I PIE PROFITEERING T HE frost of living lias lioen NliriukiiiK ;md well it niiIit; it cliai'KiiiK iis too much for pic. We chase ourselves to eating places when hunger in due season calls, ami there, we sit nntl feed our faces with soup and greens and codfish halls. The staple things hear modest prices, the cornhcef hash and garlic stew; the prtmi-s and shredded heans an drices the poorest man may sit and chew, lint when we come to pic the charges induce a pious man to swear, by Cleopatra and her barges, that someone's rake-off is unfair. They cut, a pie in fourteen pieces, and charge us fifteen cents n slice, and we would summon the polices in our disgust at such a price. A pie brings in about two dollars, and that is going pretty swift; what wonder the poet hollers, inquiring, "Whither do we drift?" Tie is tired nature's sweet restorer, our staff and solace till we die, and oh, it makes us sore and sorer, when profi teers get rich in pic! Pie banishes the widow's sorrow, and it the orphan's tears will dry, and we should ostracise tomorrow the men who overcharge for pie. Far better overcharge for chicken, for sardines packed in olive oil; pie is the omfort of the stricken, the stay of those who weep an 1 toil. z How Much Do ou K now: 1. . Aro Turkish baths of Turkish 'origin? 2. What Is a missal? 3. What Is a Morganatic. mur Ha ce? 4. How many newspapers in the world are printed In thu KiikIIhIi lauKuaKe? fj. Who are tho Ornncf men ? (i. In theatrical parlance, what Is a "paper house"? 7. Who wrotu under tho name of "Oliver Optltc"? 8. " Why Is Portland cement ho called? H. What tiro prayer mills? 1 0. What name dues the Hcotch abbreviation "Sandic" represent? Answers to Yesterday's Questions: I. How was. the ancient cubit measured? Aiih, Tho ancient cubit was measured, roughly, as the length of thu forearm from elbow to wrist, about IK Inches. It. Who was Charon? Ans. Cha ron was tho mythological ferryman who transported the souls of iho dead across the river Ktyx., :i. What Is a cul-de-sac? Ans, is a passage open only at ono end 4. What Is culpability. Ans. is liability to blame. ). What nru a ship's scuppers? Ans. Kcuppcrs are holes or gutters bordering on tho edge of the deck of a ship to let tho water run off. (i. Of what Is sealing wax made? Ans. Sealing wax is niadu f tur pentine and shellac with a coloring pigment ndded. 7. What, sort of sport is coursing? Ans, It Is the pursuit, of hares or other game with greyhounds. 8, How do dates grow? Ans. They aro the fuit of tho elate palm and grow In clusters at the top of the lofty trunk Just beneath the foliage. ). What are longshoremen? Ans. The word, meaning a person who loads and unloads vessels is an nli- hrcc lat ion of a longshoremen. 10. What causes tho outline on the moon, which resembles a man : Ans. Lunar mountains cause shadows which resemble a man leaning on a fork. Sport B. V. D.'s PHILADELPHIA Teams represent ing the United Stnton army, navy and marine corps, have been entered in the one mile relay race, ,onc of the icatuics ot the American Legion field day to be held here Juno 4. It is hoped to have Paddock ot southern California unions the college contestants. CAMrmiriUE, MnsB. The Harvard athletic committee announced lasl night Unit, hereafter Sunday matches would not be permitted ou the univer sity courts. The plnyltiK Holds are within 1000 feet of a place of worship and Sunday pluy within that limit In banned by stutute. L OF YANKEE FORCES COBJ-EXZ. May -The fiormans of CoblcniS have been sueculating with deep interest on the possible effect of the Knox resolution in Congress de claring that a state of war no longer exists between America and fiermany. Whether the adoption of that reso lution would cause the withdrawal of the American forces in (iermany has been the main subject of discussion in the Cierman press of the occupied territories. ! The correspondent, after Interview ing the most representative Germans of all classes In Coblenz can say that to the majority of Germans here, the withdrawal of the Americans would bm raearded us regrettable. In administrative and political cir cles, they have been living in dire fear of the Krench taking over the area which would bo abandoned by the Americans. "If - we must have occupation, let it he American," is the consensus of opinion. Amomr tradesmen and shonkeeoers the feeling of regret would b unani mous. "The tailor next door baa be come a millionaire. ' said tn hooK store proprietor with mingled feelings of admiration and envy, to the corres pondent. "That fe&ok tre man is sure reaping a paper mark harvest," was the way the tailor put it. There is only one class of the popu lation, which looks upon the presence of American soldiers darkly. They are the young men who did not par ticipate in tho late war. Between them and tho average doughboy there is no love lost and no fraternization. From time to time there are even a few clashes. Tho doughboy has it that the young German is jealous of tho former's popularity with the fraulelns. Others who look deeper, say the larger cause. i that these young men relatively have not suf fered from the war and they ore look ing to the future in a spirit of re- venge.- COLUMHUS Bryau Downey ot Cleveland and Jock Mnlone of St. Paul mlddloweitfhtH, tuuol hero May 1C for iwulvo rounds. It It COMMUNICATIONS SUMMIT, X. J., May 5. .lack lVmp soy, world's heavyweight champion who.jH engaging In light training ut Freddy Welch'H farm near here for hi: bout July 2 with (ienrges Carpntlr, ban added two sparring partners to his camp, It was announced today. The now arrivals are Alexander Trambitas, Portland, Ore., middleweight anil teve Lntzo, Scninton. I'u., welter weight. The champion hax dlscour ngert large attendances at bin work outs, which for tho last several duys hnvo Included eight rounds of boxing nnd the customary road and gymn!l slum work. Kevellle sounds for Uempsey at day break and he has been doing his mad work with Joe Honjumln. Pacific coast lightweight. Trnmbllas nnd l.atr.o ac companied them on jesterduy's Jog. To the editor: Tho story of Farm llureau work in Jackson county and tho work of our Cooperative Ex change Is known and brings renewed hope to farmers all over the United States. On my recent trip to Chicago und Washington, O. C, time after time I had Kami Bureau men say to nie, "Ob yes, you aro from Jackson county In Oregon where everybody in town and comity allko are for the Kurm Bureau. Tell us about your Co-Operative Exchange." 11 Is Retting to bo a familiar story to us, but think of the time when we had no cooperative marketing or buying and say It you would for n moment consider coins hack to that condition. In pursuance of the action of our members at their meeting, we aro changing the form of our organization issuing $:!(i,000 common stock and' $:t0,(H0 preferred stock. This is rendered necessary by our Increasing business. The Farm Unr eal! Co-Operative Exchange has conic through the period of deflation In splendid shape and is on u sound and conservative basis and offers u splen did Investment, bearing Interest at the rate of S per cfnt per annum coupled with an opiHirtuuity to farmers at the same time to benefit themselves. Every farmer in Jackson county should take stock In this splendid en terprise and support it in every way possible. It will not only pay you dividends In money, but will assist iniiid than any one agency to build up the spirit of cooperation without which agriculture can no longer exist. CEO. A. MAXSKIELI). Cut This Out It Is Worth Money Cut out this slip, enclose with iir and mail It to Foley & Co., 2S:',5 Sbef Held Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your name and address clearly. You will receive In return a trial package con taining Foley's Honey ami Tar Com- lMiund for coughs, colds ami crimp; Foley Kidney IMMs for pains in sides and back; rheumatism, backache, kid ney and bladder ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and taorougniy cleansing cathartic for constipation, biliousness, headaches, ami slugghili bowels. Sold cvuiywheie Adv. DETROIT Manager Cobb of the Tigers is so well pleased with his pitching remits Unit he has notified pitching recruits that he has notified veterans of their release. MOnillSTOWN, X. J. Freddie Welsh knocked out Kid Murphy In the second round lust night. CHANT) RAPIDS, Mich. Chuck Wiggins of Indianapolis defeated Mike (Ubbous, St. Paul, lu ten rounds Inst night. PITTSItURa Fred . Fulton . last night knocked out Jack Temple in the first round. Wonderful Re sults at 70 From Internal Baths Mrs. L. M. Wadlia, 2043 National Ave., San Diego, Cat., writes Tyr rell's Hygienic .Institute of New York -as follows: "Within the last month have had wonderful results and all inl'Iamma tlon has nearly subsided. I could baldly expect a 'woman over 70 to receive benefit from a trouble of long standing as quickly as it younger person. Money could not buy my 'J. II. I.. Cascade if I could not get another." It is difficult to believe how many Internal troubles internal bathing will relieve until you realize that physic ians agree that 05 per cent of human ailments are caused by accumulated waste in the lower Intestine. The "J. B. L. Cascade," the aclen- tlfic method of internal bathing, re moves, in a perfectly natural way all poisonous waste, and has been so suc cessful in promoting health that over half a million Intelligent Americans are now using it regularly. It is tho invention of C.'has. A. Tyr- ell, M.L). of New York, who for 25 years was a specialist on internal Huthlng. and it Is now being shown :tnd explained by West Side Phar macy, Main and Grape Sts. They will give you on request a very interesting booklet on Internal Bathing by Dr. Tyrrell, "Why Man of Today is Only 0 per cent Kfficient. Ask for it today and know more about yoursslf and your functiuns than you ever have before. Adv. No. 8fi. Report of the Condition of The First State Bank At Eaglo Point, In tho State of Oregon, at the close of business, April 18, l'JJl Resources Loans and discounts $00,556.24 Overdrafts, secured nnd un secured 19.20 Bonds and warrants 10,650.55 Stocks, securities, judgments, etc G-IO.ilO Ranking house 4,696.51 Furniture and fixtures 2,000.00 Due from approved reserve banks S.710.56 Cush on hand 3,840.84 Total llEHKIiLKY, Cal. Twolvo men wore-chosen yestorday to represent the University of California at the Inter-collegiate American amateur ath letic association track meet at Har vard late this month. LOS AXC1ELUS W. G. Warron of Yorlngton, Nov., won the Culltornln Xovadu amateur trapshootlug cham pionship here yestorday with it score of li7 out of a possible 200. FRES.NO, Cnl. Tim California Tig ers of Sun Francisco Jumped Into first place lasl night In the Pacific Coast Howling association championship tournament, bowling 27U2. PULLMAN, Wash. Washington State college defeated Whitman col leso 9 to ;t at baseball here yesterday, thereby winning its fourth straight conference game. CORVALL1S. Ore. Washington uni versity dofealed Oregon Agricultural college 4 lo I! in a baseball game here yesterday. LONDON C. Suydani Cutting and C. E. . Leonard, the American court tennis pair, were eliminated today in the fourth round of the opeu doubles inter-club competition in the court tennis tournament at the Queens club hero. Cutting ami Leonard lost to E. M. Ilaerlln who yestorday defeated Cutting for the singles title and W. Itonshaw, of the .Manchester club. 6.3, 6-2. (leeso and swans subsist largely on 'vegetable food. XPECTMcT MOTHERS For Throo Gtneratlana Haw Made Chtld-Birth Easier By Using ITIKIESJID Wlttrot OOKLIT OK MOTHf KHOOO ANBTMf BAIT.rtiC DltABfllkD RC0UIATOR CO.. DCKTi 9D. ATLANTA. CA. iet ar all D RUtl ST ORIS GOOD CLOTHES I Make Then KLEIN U-flD T4ILOB 1 Kast Man Ht J9i,023.9G Liabilities Capital stock paid in $15,000.00 Surplus fund a,i!00.00 Undivided proiitH, less ex penses and tiixes paid l.ill Individual deposits subject to check (l(i10T2.1S Demand certificates of de posit 551. OS Cashier checks outstanding.. 180.4 Time nnd Savings Deposits.. 10.20S.9 Synopsis of the Annual Statement of tlie HARTFORD LIVESTOCK INSURANCE COMPANY of Nw York in the Stute of pw York, on tho thirlr-first tlay of December, lw:!0, made t" the Innursm-e Coin ml wti oner or the Male' 01 Oregon, imiMuunt to law: LADItal Amount of cuuital stuck unltl up. S 500,000.00 income Net premiums reopivcil tluriiift tlu - year .t,iu Int tTcst. diviilfmlrt ami' reuU re- ceivetl ! mini' the yetir 41 ,(Hi '..:? Income from other NonrcpH receiv ed during the year lUt.lu Total income Disbursements Net Inswn paid during the vear ' meJUiliMtf od jvu. in it'll l exneiiKfff. a, CommlssiotiN und salurieH paid Uurinif the year Taxes, htenM's und fees paid dur ing the year Amount of all other expenditure)!. Total expenditures .: Assets Due for reinsurance ". S Value of stock!) und hond-i owned (market value) ' Cash in bunks and on ham) I'lviiiiumK in ciuuse of collect mil written since September Mi, 120 Interest und runts due and ac crued Total admitted assets. . . . Liabilities Gronq claims for lows unpaid... $ Amount of unearned premiums ou alt uutfilanuimr risks Hd, .!.!.. Due for commission and brokerage - 4."i,04t"p.72 All other liabilities 1 .1.000.00 Total Nubilities, exclusive capital M nek S 4.7,3S'J.7; Business in Orenon for the Year Net premiums received during the iar '-n,iu -i.vz Loosen paid during the year 10,(i:(7..'ill Losses incurred during tne year. iu.n.ii..u HAItTr OKD LIYH STOCK INMHAM'K LU. It. M. illSSKLL. President. .IAS. I,. I). KKAltNKY, Secret uvr. Statutory resident uttorney for service, .Insur ance Commissioner, K. II. McCurdy, L.ocl Asent. Meatoru. Approved and filed April 7, 121. A. C. HARHKK, Insurance Commissioner.' Total 597.023.9ti State of Oregon, County of Jackson S3. I, J. F. Hrovn. President of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best ot my knowledge and belief. J. F. BHOWX. President. Subscribed and sworn lo before in this 4th day or May, 1921. II. K. CAMPBELL. Notary Public. Mv commission csnires Juno S. '1924 Correct Attest: Win. von der llel Ion, V. H. llrown, Directors. Quality Used Gars We sold ten used cars in the last eight days WE HAVE A' FEW LEFT A FINE FLOCK OF Chevrolets A Baby Overland f And a Stude Car Special Six HIT THE TRAIL FOR Hittson's . 36-40 S Fir St. Medford Iron Works Trnrtnr. Truck. KllMT Outfit, nnd i'.M Fnclno ltopalrlim a SpevlHltJ (iK.NKU.VI. KOVNPKY AM) MACHINE KllOC Baffin bdtjiji!!iiii''Cjy CONFIDENCE AND DETERMINATION. IT'S that combination which keeps the wheels of business 1 urniug round. 1 1' every one could make up his mind that things arc never so bad they couldn't be worse, there 'd be less grumbling and more G RUBBIXd. Just get the habit of dropping in hero at the Mist 'National Bank- when you need encour agement. "Nationalized" Accounts.- Snitwis of th Aninul attteidnnt cif t!.i CAI.KUOMAN INSntANVE t'OMl'AXY of Kiiiilbunjti, .Scotland, on the 3 lit day of llffrmber, I W'lW, uiude to the iuaiir.mee cunt ni iikiouer of the tl of Orevoci, pumuuut to 1mm : INCOME Net premiums received dunu the jrr $2,011,163.64 Interef. dividend and1 rents re eelied diirinc Um year 11'7.443.7 Iih'uihp from other Miurcir r- :' ceied duiim tlie jetr 117, G82. 3U TUl laevae (2,ll,l Ul.ll UISM-R.sr.UKN'1'ft Mt ' ! paid dnritic tlie year laeluitiai' tdjiuiMent eipMtea . $1,1 8t.465.J7 (.'naiiinvioHfl and it lariat - paid during tie year 741,575.47 Tarn, lieeavs and fees td dur- inc tlia year 1 17.105.9.1 Amount of all other eipeiiditurea S7 1.060.07 Total expenditures' . . . i... . . Jl,3U8.2 lli.ti ASSKTH JtelOMiranco reroTfrable on rid' ! S 8.417.2' Value of atoeks and bnds oaed laiarkft nine) 2.451,332.00 tm ' turtiaxM ana coi- Utaral, ete f'ta In hBk.i tad om ka4 .... FreaiilMt- ia rawrM : f -e41cHa mm SttaaaWr St, Total adiititted aweu l.lAHM.rrtKx ' Cro -eiaitni fur lwet unpaid. . $ I JHuuunt of nit-am! ureimmua um , all' otibtanilinc haka 2.224,411.00 All i'tur lialdltiia lui'.uttU.UO ttitrplua m rtrm lWMdMi. t'J1.s22.1 Tew) iUMm.. wawr mm Ml aiMk MtlT 171 IT i tiM fn niii;tK r -wmt Mil Vet iriiM rH4 Mat tk year t 2.S47.tt Ia 4 4fiot t)M ir.... 4 11. la 14 iaMeeW ivraw lha r.- t tf S SI lll.aiMi nMIKA.lll WlMPiNT. lvaa. u rosr. V. Uanicer. 6ttuUiry rklent attorney for vrti.-: A t'. KAttiIKH, liMurance CuwmiMiotier. iiiletn. DAY OR NIGHT WEEKS-CONGER CO .' Funeral Director! SEWARD HOTEL "HOUSE OF CHEER" AI.HKH AT 10TU STKHKT, rOllTLAM), -OIIKOON'. All the Oregon electric cars atop at unexcelled. We etrive to please. Hates $1.50 and up. With bath COO and up. Our dining room Is very popular, and our business men's luncheon, and our regular and Bun day dinners are not equalled else where at our price. Opposite Olds. Wort man & Klnx's big store. V, C. CULDEKTSON, Proprietor. fir1' Jtt zhe First National Bank' 7 Ik Mf32ford Oregon i IMMiMMMMwpiM'..g"iifirnrnnirnwirTiiTgiMW'iyiitiiiii irryiiWMiigiy s o i ' I IWyill-r-ir'-n - 1 "w mram.n-Fnrt ma I 1 1 ' " , The Ford Sedan , U i,04U.J22.2r. E i l The consliiiitly increasini; dcniand for the l-'ord 111 II . I 1', ill Sedan is pi-oof ut Hie rapid (i-OHth or lis populai- I 1 ,11 fl it v ill this section. It is a cur for tlie .vein- 'round - I -j 1 g em tosed and co.v for winter service und cool nnd 1 . I IIIS shady In the summer. It is lis convenient nnd easy g ; 1 lo operate as an electric, still possesses the well i I HI I known Ford durability and dependability. j I j III E Cuiiic in and see It ii.sk for n denionstrntion . I and he convinced of the comfort of this classy little , ' 1 closed car... You cnniiol help but be impi-essed by W . inoilernte cost, beauty and stientith of the roid . 1 "'-" Al mi.oni.so I III! n I ' I I I Ills t 4tm ! h of S I ymsmMm-WMM I I' IU ' CJ, GATES AUTO CO f Cor. Sixth und Pnclfio Ulijliwity III I : v i f I jSS' pick-up : ?. " 5Sjr3? Any attempt to convey In words WaS an impiessloii of the wonderl'iil wCrJujuiarji' pick-up which n y.enlth C'nrbn- rU lllljlfji I ' i-ctor gives lo it motor is hound I x8 V i:von to rcfor lo Ihc fct Hint Do , . "t v Bff I 8 cclrratlon wh nitil In n ' ' ( .3.&07.178.5T 8' Vi S YI1I 'S Al I I I I Kh KAIK HI IK I - ' ' I .: I II WF RF.PATR i YOU CAN GET MOST ANY . ' j old thing at most any Batteries, Generators, I Qfof t:: f I Lighting, Magneto ( f KIlSlH I If W I All Work Guaranteed. L fltS5IJ12'I3a "r """' llOffirinl ftrtri Amnrienn Ttnsch V . JJUaaL. founts Magneto Co. ' Vi 4jT TIIK MOS.-W PIUH KSS TarS. I I- i XSrirf of clriiiilnir niL's Is tin? Ihsi. wrljV. I l ask vot .t NKinnuou I JrfrFfrkA IM,oe,80 Ireelldlvcry MosanArtRugCo. 119 W. Tenth St. - Perkins Auto , Electric Co. !' I CITY AUTO PAINT WORKS washing roi.ini.Nci. iop ll:lslf; !8 South llaillcll Mcdloid, oit. 27 N. Grape St., Medford, Ore. Phone 237-R Night Call G85 T.toprisArl httv on a TVKrnvo All refllRA lmriAplnrnlv rmnnved 0n short nntlru lvr..liu In rMl dome districts. - Dully buslneM dU-' irlct. l'hono m. WUITStTT A JKNNINtia. J A, I'! I'l I' I . w Ar - Bu Ca s Mo Ph, -. Pu 1 mu . wi sui Ma Ee Gra .Ti