Medford mail tribune., June 15, 1921, Page 6, Image 6

1021
PAOTC REVEN
15,000 PEOPLE IN JACKSON COUNTY
MAIL TRIBUNE DAILY
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MEDPOTJT) MWTli TRTntTNTR, .AfEDFOHJ). ORKoOX. AVKDNKsHAY. irT,
ID SOUTHERN OREGON READ THE
ASHLAND PEOPLE
ti
r ASHLAND, June la. Six cottages , , I
I Leonard Feuit, expert violinist, will
more or less, will be installed in the I fil,,e the lilllo .nvav . Cruter Lukc ;
park, south of the Chautauqua build-! ,o(0 ,ullrInI, tUe amnler tourist sea-
Ing, to uccommodato the demand foris(ln havinvr ,,.,,. ..a.,ee(i uv ,,c man-i
transient housin
diirins the summerl.,
school season which opens Juno 20 for
a, six weeks session. These construc
tions are not mere shells, but comfort
able abodes already furnished, costing
about $300 apiece. A rental of seven
dollars a week for each cottage is con
sidered about the fair pr-lce to charge.
Herniation tents are already being
pitched in the parks in readiness far
the approaching schools and confer
ences which will open up here early.
"What's the matter with the
chinches of Ashland?" was defined by
Dr. Bulgln, Incident to his theme Inst
Sunday afternoon at 2:30. At 5 o'clock
there was n complimentary luncheon
at the, Presbyterian church, for the
young people of .the city, preliminary
to a.yotint; people's meeting for. .them
at 0:45. At 7 p. in. there was a big
union rally at' the Chautauqua "tabor-
term it, when nulgtn gave reasons . rpr
the faitli that is in him, ,".Wvy;'.VH
lieve the Bible is the Inspired word of
God." Responding to n hearty invita
tion to attend the meetings on the
part of lodge affiliations In 'general,
the Odd Fellows put in an nppearance
on Monday night, the invitation being
extended to the Masonic order on
Tuesday evening. Dr. Hulgin does not
use any specific text at these gather
ings as applying to the lodge member
ship, but talks on the stated theme,
and incidentally weaves into the. woof
practical exemplifications or fraternal
ism mutually helpful to all concerned.
The Lewis Sunshine chorus is making
it decided hit, all boys and girls under
IS constituting two companies of
young 'folks enthusiastically devoted
to sharing the patriotic, religious, and
intellectual development available at
these lively gatherings.
A resident of Dead Indian, wishing,
to take absent treatment of a. local
dentist for a new set of teeth, wrote as
follows: "My month Is three inches
ncrost, hmnniocky on the edges, snap-1
ed like a hoss shew, toe forard. If you
want me to be more portikolniyl shall
have to come thar."
Hotel Austin is in the throes of a
foreclosure stilt, pending non-payment
of mortgage installment. The purchase
price Is said to have been S 15,000, ten
thousand down and balance on time.
Several parties are interested ones in
a deal which promises extensive im
provements to hotel nnd other proper
ties throughout the city."
"Lest we forget." At the funeral
services of a young soldier boy, held
last Sunday, the weather was line so
line, in ract, that most everybody was
out joyriding, and as a consequence
the attendance at these final rites was
small. Even legion members present
barely exceeded a corporal's guard lit
erally. Wo honor the flag and then
neglect to observe what obligations
the observance Implies. We subscribe
and oversubscribe to various funds,
patriotic and otherwise, nnd in the
meantime subscriptions towards the
focal soldiers monument lag behind
(ho! desired quota by qulto a sum.
' Malla Commandery meets Wednes
day evening, June 15. New uniforms
arrived. !
' In scant . habiliments, Ed Staples,
staged a scenario last Sunday nigh!
(hat would have done justice to - a
'"September Morn" environment. Some
one undertook to pilfer a tire from (he
rear of hig car, hut Ed discovered the
thieves hence the commotion at on
unseemly, hour, which disturbed the
slumbers of the police: This midnight
raid failed of its purpose, and as a
further result the. ostensible owner or
a strange car is subject to u severe
questioning regarding a situation in
volving the absence of a license num
ber and other rather compromising
circumstances.
Ed Hughes has appeared in a new
role other than a promoter of orchards
mines and oil wells. On Tuesday he
was exhibiting containers of pepper
mint extract,' product of extensive
lelds (ii Klamath county which are
"'coining into hearing." The mint doles
upon ' a peat hog habitat, and those
conditions flourish in certain sections
of the Klamath basin. A company has
been formed and the mint is being
cultivated on -a large scale justifying
marketing .the 'extract' and its by
products commercially, the price dur
lug war times, having1 reached . nearly
ten dollars per pound.
"A key with a suspicious mark in
side," as recently announced in these
Columns, might iiossibly prove to be a
cine in ferreting out the location of an
illicit still, but "a .keg with a suspic
ious mash inside," as was written.
wouldN in oil probability lie considered
the better testimony.
Edd White, for ears a familiar fig -
tire at th" dejiot, where he supervised
the handling ot train newsboys' 'sup-
j plies, died last Sunday, after protract -
jed illness. Funeral services were hei-.l
tat the family home on Monday, inter-
Inm.lt l.ntnff ir. I nl, t ., I Vietl- l.M.1 I
1 " . . ' . .,'.-,,
, was a genial companionable 'i"ow -
was a ci-.ii war leierau, aun me
. H. assisted in paying the proper
tribute of
respect at the final
seqmcs.
I '
A new addition to the county clerk's
official family is .Miss Alice l'oor, oT
this city. i
,.,,....., to ...,. cn,ri:,, c! iui , artic-i
nlar phase of musical entertainment;
at the big resort.
- i Louisville Naslivilli
Alfalfa hay in the shock is being j Maxwell .'.liners ....
offered in the Valleyview section ul;.Iexlian lY'.r..h um ..
prices ranging from $7 to $12 per ton,1
according to quality.
A man called for a camisole or cas
serole at a local-hardware s,tore re
cently, he couldn't remember which
article he was told to purchase. Vlt
all .depends upon what kind of a
chicken you want to put in it," was the.
only suggestion the dealer qould offer.
Local lodge officers are numerous in
Portland this week. Or. W.. K. Jluclian
an, as master, George lcenhower as
senior warden, and l)r. R. I
Bardic
as proxy for junior warden
represent .''Shell Trans. 1
j' Masoniiii,ul,,i1' ,'""'
Ashland lodgo No. 23 at the
gjsuiyou chapter at the
ter: nnd Mrs. Elizabeth
grand chaff;
jjiisn V5II5V
sents Alpha chapter at the grand chap-
tor gathering of the Eastern Star.
. .
J.. H. Hum and Hob Sluiw urn
mr thit (iiTimior v.io.ilijiti uenuirn m)
, , ' . ' , , , , , , ' . , ., , i Fliii ill I 'aeil ie . . . .
thoir respective nilniitg clrtiniu In this:,, 0 , ,,.,,.
loc;lllt'-
Livestock.
POItTLAND, Ore.. June 1
tie , steady; rci-eipls fil Jlog
receipts Dili. Sheep steady;
. Cat
weak; ceiiits.
P.llKer
I'OItTLAND, Ore., June 1.1. Put
ter steady. l-ixtru cubes 2!i (Jr :0e;
cartons 'Mr: prints .'!:te. Putterfat,
No. 1 cliurning la-eimi 2'7'ii2!ie I'., o.
b., Portland; under grades 2rie.
tS. I-1. Piittcr, r'vs
SAN FKANCIKCO,
ter, prinie firsts :l:.c,
and Poultry.
June Hi.- F.ut
lOggs. extras
; dirties. No. 1.
extra firsts 20 i
25.J&c: extra, pi'llefsl Vjc: undersized
inflicts, 2:tc. Hens 20 ."lie; young
roosters 20 (fi: 2r.e: - old rousterw '151i)
18c; fryers 2'i i;0e: broilers 25 '-t,' 27c.
N. Y. Svocks
NEW yOlIK, June 15. The JCor
tbern Pacific today declared :'fH reg
ular quarterly dividend of 1 per
cent.
After the directors meeting, How
ard Elliott, chairman, naid:
"This payment is nof from earn
ings of property in 11121. which, in
common with other railroads, have
been at n lower level than in previous
years, but out of sunlus. heretofore
accumulated and not distributed."
NEW YOitK, June 15. Latest de
velopments Affecting Ihe Mexican , oil
production and more depressing ad
vices regarding diinieslle ' industrial
conditions prompted - further -.uelling
of the (renei-al list In the stock mar
ket today. Kales approximated 750,
000 shares.' -
Allls-Chalniers ' ;-.- 'Sc 32.7
American lieet Sugar ...,27.
American Can , . . .s
American Car & Foundry ...- 121.
American Hide & Leather pldr 50.
American International Coi,i. l. .:l(i.2
American Locomotive ,.f
American
'American
American
American
Smelling
Sugar . .
Sumatra
T. t T.
& Itel'g. .
Tobacco ,
39.
07.5
53.
104.8
7-1.5
SR.K
, so-
22.
American W'nolen
Anaconda Copper
Atchison
All., Gulf lit W. Indies
fiiildwin Locnnioti. ....
Thankful He Was Not a Woman
-The late Lawson Tait, of En.land,
the great woman's doelnr, said be
never Vi'ent to bed ' at night without
thanking heaven he was not born a
Woman. No doctor ever knew better
than he what women have to suft'er
at some times of their llvi s. It w is
an American woman, long cince
passeil to her reward, who Introduced
a combination of root!! and herbs
called Lydi.i E. Plnkhani's Vegei i'.d.'
Compound, that has proved v.ind"r-
fully successful in mlilgauir-- siniei
ing and relieving diseast s of women.
It has brought relief to thousands of
women who suffered from femalti i'ls.
Adv.
Medford Coast JEty
IKlKOHI-.IACK.SO. VILLI"
FA UK KM": UOl M TltrP 25c
Lv. Medford 7:.0 daily, ex. Sunday
II, 10. 11:50 A. 51.. 1, 2. 3 : :l n . 4:;i0, (J,
.1:5(1 P. M., 10 P. M. Snt. only.
Lv. Jacksonville, 7 daily ex. Sunday
::m. 'i:3(i, it A. M., 12:30, 1 :30, 3. 4,
5. 7:15 r. M.
WOO D !
,yn )(n,jsi f ool tit right prices:
jdry mill Mocks, liny next whilcr"
i wood now while it is cheap.
1 Jf p 1 -
MentOra t UCl L.O.
t'or. l'ir and Tlilrd Phone 000-11
; Pultimore (-:.: . .
j llethlehi m s:h1
' anadian Paclfi.- ...
111.
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tmi i.caihc- ....
(Chandler Me
ll - ,t,Sitlll..1i,.
ins . ... .
C- Ohio
Chicago. AMI. and SI.
Chicago. 1:. i. & lac.
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2:1.1;
0 4.
5 i.r,
x.r.
1L.7
12 5.
10.
ii
ob-:i'hino Cm. per
: Colorado Fuel - Iron
iCol'U PloducU
! Crucible' Sleet
Cuba Cane Si:'ar . . .
Erie
l.lcnern I lOlerl lie . ,
lit tuial M hi urs
Uoodrii li I n
Great .Vot t hern. ft I'd
Or-ffut Niirlhtin. Ore
!!Gm-ia C. ntrar.' .'. ; ,
.Clfs
insiHrati'.n ' ip.r . .
Int. Mer. M.uine pfd.
Internal ional Paper
j'Kennei-i.ll Copper . .
is.s
I on.
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Middle Slat.-. Oil
Midvale HH el . . . .'
Missouri Pacific
New York I'liurnl ....
.v. Y.. N. il. anil Han Ion
Norfolk Western . . .
Northern 1'arifir
Oklahoma Prod. & Kef.
1'eti American Petroleum
l'i'niisyl'ania
People's lias
Pittsburg and West Va.
liay Consolidated Copper
Heading
Pep. .Iron i ilteol
Hi. II
;.:u;
is.
13.
07.
ill. 7
62.X
4 1.2
21.5
I'.i.il
IUT..S
Royal Dutch,
N. Y
Trad. . .
Pari lie
standard Oil of -N. .1. pf.l.
Kttltlf hni
. . i ii .ral inn
l'lT
jTennr
rj'i.Nas Ci
Texas Pacific
pass-p'oliiicci. 1'i edii. i
rraitsi'iini uiiiii.i i
Oil
1 1 1:
IS "
r'i"'j
v'. W. lt.lail Slores'
U. s. I tul . Alcohol ....
Culled Slates Um.lier
Pulled Slates Steel . . .
rtall Copper
Wesl illglloilse Electric
Willy's Overland ....
American Zinc, Lead :
Unite and Superior .
Cala. Petroleum
Montana Power
Shattuck Arizona
Pure Oil
Invincible Oil
General Asphalt
RESOLUTION DEFEATED
tConlinued :rom Page One)
Hint thev urge the immediate
roc.ig-
nition of the li'i'-'h republic. i
Urge Debt Payment
"That the orticei-.i of the American
Federation of Lab:ir be instructed to I
urge the president, members of "tlio
cabinet anil of congress to lake Un
necessary steps to demand from Great
t. :'.i... .ii.cinitn.i iuinroe.t. and loan
.,, ' ,l, Cnited Stales and now used
in part to promote Ihe brutal cam
paign In Ireland.
"That the American Federation of
Labor ask the British trade unions and
the trade unions in all Uritish colonies
and dominions to co-operate in the
objects herein set forth.
"That n special communication bo.
sent immediately by tho . executive
council to the Uritish premier, his cab
inet and members of parliament pro-
P(XKXXOOCfJOGOC)OOOOCOOCfX.''0(
I Used j
. Automobiles j
For Sale ,'
g One Fonl Tr. Cur $175.00
g Ono Ovci'l.'ind Tr. Oiir;Md(lcl H
H !)(), lill!), ill excellent con- jji
ditioii. with five stood J
tires. Vrii-v $095,00 o
o One Chevrolet Tr. Car,
g $525.00 O
P (Ine 1!ll!) O.iklainl Six Tr. g
A fin", ('iiiniiletelv'ovcrliaiilcd S
H iind in fine condition, gnnd
h tires. A I)iirt!iiiii. I'riei?
?! i.nh" v.:: $825.00
I Tumy Motor Co.
X 1 S. Front Street
EaSTrVNDARD OIL .COMPANY
. (CALiroaNIA) B
SPARTA, BUILDING DIEECTORY
(icoi'Ke Andrews, .Mruiacr
MAIN' FLOOR
IH HV COHNKf! MOTOll CO., Tires, Ac:e-'rles
MODI UN I'LI .MltlMi & Jli:.TlN(S CO., Heat. Ideal. Areola
. Pljielcss
KXtHANCK TIP.13 CO., New and Kcblillt Tire
SECOND FLOOR
I1!. A. lU'ltKLTW O. Tilropr.it tor r
!lt. V.. It. KAITMAX. Dental Surgeon
lilt. .1. C. HAM S. I liy-lt lnii and Surgeon
(.KOIICi: ANUUIAVS STCDKIS. Voice. Jlp. Gttjrge Ainlrcivn ....
.MRS. i:. I'. COHE. I'inno anil llnrmoiiy
l l.OltLNCU UOWLI.L, VioUidal uud Xt'lichur , ,it .1,JL . u.
toMin.-; faiust tlie campaign of vio
lence and destruction."
The resolution also pledge., support
to Irish trace anionics.
PLEADS FOR TIMBER CRUISE
(Continued from Page. One)
pawniill pnyrells niul i'u. i..ry whistles"
Fai.l Mr. Celi'leau.
Mr. (.'oli-inaii ui'iii.l lli.it i.e. i Ti'i'-e.
If laiim-lied, lie talitit ;,k.nir ellieieiit
lm. i:. ami proi tire ..r.,p. tent .'misers.
"Anyliuity wlio .Un-'Ws :i'.:Yl!imu
alioul Jai'krnn iarm lar;ds." s,ii,l il.i-ass'-ssnr.-
"Knows liial you .an i;n a
half mite in any diivi '.inn wiiliiuit
runniiig . into dit'ti mit liiiul.- nt soil.
A elassil'ieat ion of lb- till;. hie aer. s
would p.uialize ngrieuli tir.il land val
ues. All now are km the same l.asls.
I can not assess one farm in M0 j.er
acre, and jump ever a f.r.ee and
assiss tile laud then- at no ner ai re."
Dr. .1. D. Uieki-rt lavor.-d llie pian
set l'nrlli by Assesser ('nn-niaii. with
Ihe armilnellt that l:i a.ljiislitie,us as
they should be wncal i::siii:.' the tim
ber intfl-esls ellller lo ile.'!up I !lf for
est or sell them lo s.imeUo.ly I tin I
would. He nrglled fur the plat-in;; ul
tile tax problems on an el Tirlency
basis williout tlela.v.
l'osiniasler V. .1. Warm r n iii rted
that the postofl'ire depart nielli bad
ordered the Medfol'i! ol'I'lee as Ihe ills-
I I ilill t in K center for all mail lo Cra
ter Luke. Heretofore, the Crater
Lake mall had been runted via Klam
ath. "Tills." said Mr. Warner, "in-erea.a-s
Meilfortl's claim as 'the fi.ile
way to (.'rater Lake.'
Attorney (Ills Newbury aeletl as. a
chairman of the meeting and the sing
IllK was ill charge of F. V.. .Merrick,
owilie: to Ihe abseine of the IN'V. D.
K. .Millard.
hi:m v.m i:h
Male nnd l''eninlo
WANTK'D-r-Tliiuners. Phone
fill I -.1-2
' WANTED Cherry nickers al Wesler
lund Orchards. Phone S-F-2. tf"
for house work and
assist Willi cooking on ranch, wages
if5i). . Tel. 3K-F-5, Jacksonville. Pres
ton. ' 7S
Y ANTED Woman or girl for general
h,:u;-i work. Good homo and good
wages. Phone Oji l-J-2. 7 1
WANTED Experienced cook for fam
ily of two. .Aisif second girl. Mrs.
Chas. II. Connor, Tel. RU2 Jackson
ville. . , -, . 711
WANTED'rC'iunnelent '
$50. Phono ''.3S0.
cook,
wages
if
WANTKJl-Uxperienced
waitress.
Hotel .Aledl'ord.
. HELP AVAMKD-rMAI.H
WANTED Men n:il Tioys In' thin ap
ples. ' Apply Ilnrdwell-Krult Co. 7f
MEN WANTED for construction work
on irrigation project near Medford,
Oregon. Wages laborers three dol
.lars for fi.iit liours, less one dollar
hoard. Other wages in proportion.
Itogue Piiver Valley Canal Co. tf
WANTED Wood cutters or will sell
stiinipage. Ool.l Kay Realty Co.,
telephone 72S-R or 134-Y. tf
WANTED MI S t "I :L LA X Ii! ) US
WANTED Five-room furnished or
partly furnished hous(K Phono 812-M
;'. 73
WANTED Contract thinning .ajiplen.
. Will bo ready noxf week .for job.
Experienced thinners. Ilox 00, Mull
Tribune. r 74
WANTED Two or three housekeep
ing rooms or small furnUhcd house
about Juno 20 and not later than July
1st by married couple without chil
dren. Plume 701 -J. 74
WANTED To buy f.00 cords of wood,
fir and oak. Phono (Kit. . N. II.
' N'ewcoiuh. ' 77
WANTED This week, ten Ford cars.
(hree more Overlands, to guarantee
. against punctures and blowouts, by
installing Universal Tire Filler. 110
N. liiverside. . Phone 1SN-M. tf
WANTED Laundry work lo , do nt
home. Must be delivered.,. Phone
231-Y. 7u
WANTED Feeder hogs. Phono
son.
77
WANTED HotiBO moving and re
pairing. Phono 4S8-M or 488-X. If'
WawT Ktau'vi'iLi aitr;r"aii(i-Tjo"ij in
know that you can buy any bike (or
$2.00 per week. Liberty Shop, S
. Grape. ' tt
I'tlli KKNT AfAIIT.MKSTS
Ff)R KENT At once, partly furnished.
apartmont in .Mail Tribune building.
with liot.and cold water, electricity,
i leum heat. etc.. furnished. Call at
Mail Tribune office.- ' 75
FOR RENT -ments
and si'
drep. 21 Cen
Housekeeping aparl
eiiin rooms. No chil
see. Phone 2fi:i-Y. 71
Telephone
2."i(l
Mueller
WANTED Thinners, phone Siill-lt and
'.j Sliil-L. 71
'"' WANTED Thinners. Phono 000-L
A-J 2PJ S. Ivy. 74
J" WANTED SITUATIONS
12. WANTED Sewing by the day. In-lf-
quire S2S Dakota Ave. 70
'-7. ! HELP WANTED FEMALE
r. l.s i WANTED Girl
(120
.....r,20 o
2H.-,
.o:i
....3-.-.S.J (
U,,s:3-J
t
MOXKY TO LOAN
TO LO-W J. It. Andr-i-wB loRn monv
on rei estate and luivs innrteages
nnd l.ihertv bonds. Phone R3-M. 31
North Grape street.
FOR KXCHW.K
W'l.L Tit A 1 'F. NledfoH",'newTaneh
for good atitolllobile. Telephone
72S-I! or l.ll-Y. tf
FOl! TI1AD1C Trucks t.. trade r.r city
nronertv. n. A. Childers Motor Co.
127 N. Kiverside. tf-
FOJ KKXT lllll'SLS
FOR KENT Small house. Inquire
111'.'. K. Jacttstm Si. 71
van llf'VT r-r:jH
FO't ltEN'P 2ii'Ki ncre grain and
slock- ranch on river near railroad
station. P. O. llo- liillt. tf
"Olt KENT Irrigated alfalfa ranch
near railroad town ana river. Cold
li.iv Itealty Co. tf
l'oit kkxt '((m ki:kei.:pixo
i:io.is
FOK. KENT llaehelor aparl nienls
and housekeeping munis. 210 Tal
ent Court. Phone !ir.a-lt. 70
FOR RENT Two light housekeeping
rooms. SI 1 S. Central. tf
FOR RENT Two and three room fur
nlshed hoiisekeeping anartiiients. by
day. week or month. Riverside
Apis:, 21" S. Riverside. . 71
l'OU . KKNT. J''L"i:'lSIil'",l) UOOMS
FOR RENT Sleeping roiun, liew'iy
furnished, witli haihrooni privilegi'S.
:il'" S. Ith-ersiile. 71
I'OIt SALF UICAL (OSTATia
FOR Sl,li-3 acres, house, barn,
chicken bouse and orchard. ?IM0.
Very easy terms. Iinniire 51S King
St. VI
FOR SALE OK ItlONT r.-room mod
ern cottage, very ciinvonicnlly. ar
ranged with built-in I'ealures. Closu
in and in good condiliou. Price
Slfltio nnd paving lax. Very easy
terms. Rent $'2fi.00 per monlh. 522
S. Ivy St. 71
FOR SALEj, lease or exchange. 10
room hotel and 3 business rooms,
partly furnished; only hotel in town
1000. Telephone 72S-1C or 121-Y. tf
FOR SALE llomeslead reliniinish
menl. Call between S:00 a. in. and
5:20 p. in. at 110 N. Central. Phone
ior.-x. 7ti
FOR SALE Five-room modern house,
bathroom, pantry and sleeping porch
Inquire between S:00 a. m. and 5:20
p. in. at 110 N. Central. Phono IOj-X.
70'
FOR SALE OR TRADE. 100 acre
ranch, between 25 nnd 40 ncres In
cultivation, for Ashland or Aledford
, properly. For furlher particulars
plume 232, Central Point. til
FOR SALE Couple loo old to work
have a dandy 10-acre ranch four
miles from Medford, all in crops of
alfalfa, clover, corn and vegetables.
Six acres have water right fully
paid up. Good 5-room house prac
tically nuw, largo barn, good bear
ing family orchard, electric lights In
house. This place can be bought for
$211110, which includes crops, imple
ments, horse and some poultry. No
trades considered. Call at 225 S.
Riverside or phone 701-J for partic
ulars. No agents. 75
FOR SALE Small fruit and chicken
ranch, 5 room house with soino fur
niture; also out nuildings. Jdea
home. Cause of selling nnor health,
(lull or address 334 N. Holly. . 77
FOR SALIO Sickness necessitates me
selling my six room house, lot 50 by
210, very best bottom land, 6 blocks
. from bridge, east side, have city
water, also good pumping systoin,
bearing fruit, trees and berries, good
garden in. Would consider second
hand car as part of first payment,
Ford preferred.- Price, ready to move
In, $1000. Phone 359-Y. ' ' 77
FOR SALEr Attractive modern house,
two-story bungalow type. East front
and deep porches, II rooms, built-in
Teal arcs In living room, dining room
and kitchen. Two balhs, firo-phtco,
large screened-lu porch, two wood
sheds, fruit room and garage. Beau
tiful lawn and shade trees, lit 80x
100. 310 S. Riverside. Phone 202-X.
71
FOR SALE 10 acreii laud near Eagle
Point, (lood fruit land. Alay have
value for oil.- Alodorale payment will
hnndi.v Will sell all or part. II. C.
Stoddard, P. O. Ho;; 477 Los' Angeles
California. 73
FOR SALE Alfalln, grain nnd stock
ranches from $5.00 per acre up;
long time, easy payments. Cold Ray
Realty Co. ' tf
FOR SALIO Good ranches. See us
Jicfora buying. J. B. Andrews, 31
N. Grape St. Phono D3-M. tf
FOR 8ALI0 Letsatj ana exchange real
. estate. Gold Ray Really Company.
POK SALL- lloiiaeif unrt bungalows,
fiirnlched or unfurnished; aluo
acreage. C. 8. IJutlerflold, phone
, 21R -
Good Service
In fneasurcd by results. Aro
yo,ii obtaining Hutlm'uctory re- .
nulla? .! not, consult us ubout"
your bookkeeping and other,
bu-iness troubles. f
Aud:tii3 Cy Accounting t
iYSTCMERVICFiO:
ir3urarxr.Hj$ Irvestiric.l3
M. P. M.'IIMMT, Mgr. I
lioue Ini Llhfrtr llldg. ' I
FOU SAI.K M1SCF.LT-YNEOUS
i'OK SALE-HI hors. iiower high speed
eML'illf tlll ..ve.li.-nilcil I'JMI III.
seen at lliilines Auto & Carriage Co. I
S. Riverside. No reasonable offer
refused. lo
FOR SALE Slioes at another big
ili-oti in price at the Medford Shoe
lloj-pil.d, 1 1 0 i.'. Si.vlll SI. tf
FOR SAI ,E 1 Iresser, new lievel glass,
siand, two heating stoves, sanitaiy
co'ich, two rucking cliairs, three-bur-iier
oil stove and oven, Iron bed.
springs ami niailress. piano, at n
saciiticc. Call 1H2S (.'ouit. SI. 7a
FOR SALE- Lumber. The Tabernacle,
opposiie (lie park. 75
FOR SALE Fine oak folding bed with
full lenittli plan- t'I;lSs mirror in
front panel. Also cnild's iron bed.
Phone .-,;.'. I.. 7J
FOl! SALE IMaycrphone. all good
lee. nils, tables, other household arti
cles. Pimm. Tln-W. 75
FOR S 1.E Five-horse mill type elec
tric motor, and five-iuell cenll'Itugal
pump: . lO.iinu feet second-hand two
inch plank, and JZani feet of three
wire power line, poles and cross-
- arms. R. F. I). 1, Box 77, Central
'Point. . 75
FOR SALE First cutting alfalfa wllh
barley and grass, cm since the
rains, $".00 per ton. Phono 201-Y.
7:1
FOR SALE (lood clean wild oat hay
in shock, close in. Phone 25-.I-2, ,7.7
FOR' SALE Pollyanna luiiqh room.
3f2r.ii. 7(i
'(jilt SAI.E
(cilN'Ml. $11
i
-Alfalfa and road oat hay
$10. Also straw. Phone
FOR SALE llabys layette cheap.
Impure lii22 E. Main. 7J
FOR SALE Wild oat hay In the field.
"1". 10. Pottengcr, phono fi-F-2. tf
FOR SALE Alfalfa hay not rained on
$12 per Ion. Como seo it. Call
07-J-2. 75
FOR SALIO Fordson , tractor cheap,
Pulton, Robinson Inc.
FOR SALIO For quick cash snle,
lliilck ton truck, just overhauled and
painted, in first class condition. For
terms call or write R. W. Smith,
Rogue River; Ore. - Ilox (il. 74
FOR SALE
field. $10,
5S0-R-2.
A-l alfalfa hay
;ir will deliver.
In tho
Phono
tf
FOR SALIO
hay, haled.
12 tons of choice grain
Phono 4GS-R-L U
FOR SALE War Eaglo mining stock
on June 211 rd, for 40c a share. Phono
015, E. II. Kronen. 81
FOR SALE f.mrt, grnfol, sediment
and dirt. Plowing and teaming work
done. Phone 1112-J. Samuol , Date
man, 302 Maplo St. ;. -
FOR SALIC miVKMTOUK
FOR SALIO Work horses. C. Hugger,
R. F. D. 1, Central Point. 74
FOR SALE Six benu;iliil fresh milk
rows, Walsh's place, ono mile north
east of Aledford on Crater Luke
road. 97
FOR SALIO Registered lleriford bull,
long yearling.
F. C. Preston, Juck-
sonvllle.
73
FOR SALE Fine young fresh Jersey
cow $7ri; 10-foot AlcCormlck hay
rake, $25; springlooth barrow,. $12.
Carl J. Hrommer, 6SII-J-2. 73
FOR SALE Young milk cow. P. C.
Konly. Phono f.U-j-3. " tt
FOR SALE Registered Shorthorn
' bulls and registered, Hampshire
' boars. Also saddle horses and work
V horses. Cull on -or write Ross II.
, Lund, Alounfcrest Ranch, Hilt, Calif.
1 tf
'IK HALE POULTRY AND KUG8
FOR SALIO
119ns nnd 2
-17 full blood R. I, Red
cockerels. Phone 351-R.
.75
FOIl SALE Two pens thoroughbred
Uliff Rock chickens; also some April
hatch chicks; one portable poultry
homo, 8x0; one Void tourdlng car
,! Jui:t overhauled. Inquire 21!) S. Holly
74
AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE Good MaxwellTar In Hrst
class condition; very easy terms.
Phono 532-L. 73
FOR SALE 1018 Ford delivery car;
. would trade for ! .produce or , fruit.
, West Side Groceteria. ,' If
FOR SALE Fourcyllndor Roo tour-
Ing car, good condition, reasonable
.' price. Van It. Gilbert, 010 W, Elev
enth. 73
FOR SALE Ford coupe In excellent
, condition; never boon off tho pave
ment; full line of extras, price $700
for quick sale. Phono Dr. Hayes
503. 73
iusiNicsH imuocToivr
Attorneys
PORTER J. NEFF Attornoy-at-law.
rooms 8 and 9, Medford National
Bank Building.
A. 10. RKAMIOS Lawyer, Garuett
Corey Hulldlng.
O. 0. HOGGS Roal Estate, law and
settlement of estates a specialty.
11. F. LINDAS Attorney, General
Practice Patents a spoclalty.
Mewiirt llldg. -
WINKIELD R. tirtYLOKD Lawyer.
Room 7 palm block, 107 East Alain
St., Aledford. ;
Building Malerl.ils
MIODF(JRI) CEMENT BRICK &
ii.(JCK WORKS sppolllr.0 in al
kinds of cement building products.
cur. Fif auu Tenth streets.
nVSIXESS DIRECTORY
Abstractors
MURRAY PROS. & VAN VORIS
Abstracts of Title. Rooms 3 and 5.
No. 22 North Ccntnal Ave., up
stairs. JACKSON COCNTY ABSTRACT
COMPANY Incorporated 1804.
Abstracts of Title, Title Insurance.
Auto Supplies
LAIIER APTO SprilNC, CO. We are
oporatin the largest, oldest and
best equipped plant In tho Pacific
northwest. L'se our springs when
others fall. ' Sold under written
guaranteed. 3 1 North Fifteenth
St., Portland, Oregon.
Chiropractic Physician
JOUETT P. lilt A Y Straight Chiro
practic, rooms 400-10 M. F. '& IL
building. 0 to 12 a. 2 to 5 p.
m., daily except -Thursday. Phone
GS0.
DR. HARVEY P. COLEMAN Chiro
practic nnd Natural Piilnloss Aloth
, ods. Room 42S M. F, & H. Dldg.
Phono 905. ,
lOlectric Service.
HATTER Y & ELECTRIC CO. -Factory
distributors for Exidc Batter
ies "and Fairbanks-.Morse light
'plants. Nat. Hulldlng. Phlne 110.
lOxpcrt Accountant.
WJLSON AUDITLNO CO. 10. M. Wil
son. C. P. A. Attention given, to
. anything In Accounting nnd Income
Tax requirements. Look Into our
simplified accounting method. Lib
erty llldg., Medford. Phono 157-R,
Farm Loan Bonds
FINANCE THE AMERICAN FARMER
by buying Farm Loan Ronds. Pro
ceeds to make additional farm loans
nnd Improvo agricultural conditions.
Terras fjnd particulars,-E. II. Hard,
Secy.-Treas., 411 Al. b & H. llldg.,
Medford.
Fidelity anil Surety lionds ......
FIDELITY AND SURETY, HONDS
. Wo oxocuto all forms of bonds.
McCurdy Insurance Agency. tC
Instruction In Music.
FRED ALTON HAIC.UT Teacher oj
piano and harmony. Halght Muslr
studio, 318 Onrnott-Corey Build
ing Phono 72.
- i
. Mosnn Art Hugs
MOSAN ART RUG CO. We weav
rugs from old carpets and rugs and
clean all rugs'.. .-"Hugs we clean arl
clean when, wo clean them." Ill
W. Tenth,. phono lift). . Free dell,
ery. ' - ;
Osteopaths
. i
DH. P. G. CARLOW, DR. EVA MAINS
CARLOW Osteopathlo Phys)
clans. 41G-417 Gamett-Coroy Bids
Phone 904-L. Rosidence 26 &
Laurel St.' ' '
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathic
Physician.' Specinl attontion given
to eyo, ear, noso and throat, ,301
Liberty building. Phone 406.:
Physic-Inns nnd Surgeons.
T. G. HEINE, AL D. Physician and
Surgeon. Specialty, Eyo," lOar, Nose
nnd Throat. Glasses scientifically
; fitted and properly adjustod. , Ofrice
814-315 Liberty llldg., cor. Grape and
Wain Sis. ' '..;. ' S .;
DR. J. J. E.M.MENS Pnystclan and
Surgeon. Practlco limited to oyej
ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien-
- ,tlflcally tested and glosses sup
plied. Oculist and Aurist tor S. $Y
" It. II. Co., AL P. & II. Bldg. Phone
007. . i
DR. WAI. W. P. "HOLT Physician'
and Surgeon. Offices AL P. A H.
Bldg. Phono li;5. Residence: 118
Genesco St. Phone 1K5-J-2. '
DR.-A. BURSELL Splnologlst, Phys
ician and surgeon. Spinal adjust
ments, general treatments nnd din.,:
gonosls. 300-10-11 M. P. & Hi
llldg. Elovator to third lloor,
Phone 29. , ' , ,
Printers nnd Pilbllsliors
A1EDFORD, PRINTING CO. has th8
host equipped printing office in
Southern Oregon. Book binding,
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland prices. 27 N. Fir SL
RenI Estate.
BROWN & WHITE Real Estate, In
surance, Loans, Investments, Notary
Public. Holkind Hotel corner, tf
Itug Weaving.
A1EDFOUD FLUFF RUG WORKS
makes fluff rugs from old nnd.
worn carpets and rugs. Phone,
B10-AI. 706 Pino St. I
Transfer. '
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO,
Office 42 North Frout St. Phona
315. Prices right. Service guaiv
anteed. ' ; 1 .
DAVIS TRANSFER--Any thing mov
ed dny or night. Sorvlcs guar
anteed.' Pair treatment. 104 S,'
Fir. Phono:- Oftico 644 or; res.;
617-R or 200. tt
Vndcrtnkcrs
PERL, FUNERAL HOME Cor. Sixth
and Oakdale. Ambulance service,:
Phone 47, ... .,"'"' , ,
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