Medford mail tribune., June 21, 1921, Page 7, Image 7

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TTEDFOI?n "NT ATT, TRTHTTME, MKDFOR.l ). OKEOON. ; TUESDAY. ,rtrXE 2t. 1021
DR. KEENE GIVES '
0.!
EUGENE, Ore., June 21. In the
hope It will Inaugurate a like custom !
in other classes u gift of $3,01)0 lo be j
used as a student loan fund until thoj
interest shall muko tho compound j
amount one million dollars, was an-1
nounced by Dr. Clarence W. Keeno of
Kllverton, on behalf of tho class of
1890 at tho comnicncoiuent exorcises I
here. When tho total has reached
the million mark the terms of tho Bit',
read that it shall be turned over to
, the regents of the university us they
sea fit.
Clarence W. Keeen Is a brother of
Dr. .1. M. Keono of Medford. When
informed of tho news today Dr.
Keeno said laughingly, "1 ulwuy.i
knew he needed u guardian."
Livestock
POHTLAND, Ore., Juno ' 2 !. Cat
tle ZbCx-ntH'. lower.. No receipts.
Choice steers 50.75 ft ".CO: meilluin to
.good JG7; fair to medium .'l,lii)
, common lo fair $3.50 5.25 ; choice
feeders S5ff5.50; fair to good 5JM5;
choice cows and heifers $5.50 ft": G; me
dium to good $-1.75 Ij'G.riO: fair to me
dium . $3.7504.75; common cows,
SL'.75 (S!:l.7.ri: cannei'H $ 1.50 iff 2.75 :
.bulls $2.50l; choice dairy calves
$H.SUii!: prime light $8ifcx.60; ino
dluni llKlit 5fS; heavy $3 5.
Hogs steady: receipts 57. Sheep
steady: receipts 480.
llutter.
rORTLAND, Ore.. June 21. llut
ter steady. -Extra cubes 2!iffi'30c: car
tons 36c; prints 35c. Iiutturfat. No.
1 churning cream 2!;33c f. o. b.,
Portland; undcrgrudes 27c.
Eggs and Poultry
PORTLAND, Juno 21. Eggs,
Soling price, case count 24 525c;
buying prico 2lfI23c; soiling price,
candled 2520c; selected candled In
artons, 2 Sc.
Poultry Hens, heavy 20(22c;
light 15f'10c; broilers, 20L''2S2c;
old roosters, l()ifi12c.
Grain and' Hay
Wheat $1.12Q'1.15; oats, $25. OU
27.00.
Millstuffs MlHrun, $34.00.
Hay Buying 'price, timothy,
$20.00(525.00; aUalfa, $ 1 UiU'Ifa
19.50; clover, J1().00Q'15.00; Btraw,
$14.00.
S. F. Kbkk.
SAX FRANCISCO, Juno 21. Hot
ter firsts 3IVjc. Eggs, undersized
pullets 22c: poultry unchanged.
CHICAGO. June 21. Reports of
severe draught in Franco counted as
a bullish feature and there was a de
mand for wheat In volume. The mar
ketcloscd strong with July $1.28 to
$1.29 und September $1.23 to $1.23 U .
Liberty Bonds
NEW YOKE, Juno 21. Liberty
bonds closed:
3V4's 87.04; first 4's 87.40 bid; sec
ond 4's 8G.G0 bil; rirst 4 Vi 's S7.40;
second 414 's 80.80; third 4 '4 's 01.3(1;
fourth 4V4's 86.86. Victory 3's 1)8.42
Victory 4's 98.40.
N. Y. Stocks
NEW YORK, June 21. The ntnek
market today scored Its first Ktihsli.n
tlal rally In uevcrul weeks Relaxed
money rates and abort cove'dng were
the impelling factors. Sales amounted
to 1,000,000 shares.
AlllB-Chnlmors 30.7
Amorcian Hoot Sugar 27.8
American Can 2 5
American Car and Foundry 117
Amor, llido & Leather pfd 4S
Amer.. International Corp 34.7
American Locomotive 70
Amor. Smelting & rtcfg 30.5
American Sugar 70.8
American Sumatra Tobacco 44.7
American T. & T 102.7
American Woolen : 6G.7
Anaconda Copper 30
Atchison 78
All, Gulf & W. Indic3 20.8
Baldwin Locomotive 0 4.3
nliltlmoro & Ohio 34
Bethlehem Steel "B" 4 7.2
Canadian Pacific : 100
Central Leather 33
Chandlers Motors 55
Chesapeake & Ohio 4 7.5
Chicago, .Mil. and St. Paul .23.5
Chicago, R. L' & P 26.0
Chlno Copper 21.7
Colorado Kuol & Iron 2 7
Corn Products 02
t'lMieihin Steel 55.5
Cuba Cane Sugar 9
Erlo 11 -7
General Electric 120
General Motors y 9.0
Goodrich Co 30 .
Great .Northern, pfd 03
Great Northern Ore Ctfs 20.3
Illinois Central 87.5
Inspiration Copper 31.5
Int. Mer. Marine pfd 4 7.7
International Paper 49.2
Konneeott Copper I S
Louisville & Nashvillo 103
Maxwell Motors bd 3.2
Mexican Petroleum 10S.2
Miami Copper If. 8
Middle States Oil Hi."
ilidvale Steel 23,
Marled MeW
SCMMKRV FHOCK
Nothing is qulto so summery as
dotted Swiss and hero tho color Is
new vivid pink with embroidered
dots of white. Fluffy organdy
ruffles of plain white and a Brest
Bash which is tho same material,
plcot edged, attend to the business
of trtmmlnir.
Mlseurl Pacific
Now York Central
N. Y.. N. II. and Hartford
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Oklahoma Prod. & Rof
Pan American Petroleum
Peoplo's Gas '.
Pittsburg and W. Va
Ray Consolidated Copper
Reading
Rep. Iron & Steel
Royal Dutch. X. Y.
Shell Trans, and Trad
Sinclair Con. Oil .......
Southern Pacific
Snttihcrn Railway v
Standard Oil of iX. J. rd..
Studobaker Corporation '
Tennessee Copper ,:
Texas Company '.
Texas '& Pacific
Tobacco Products
Transcontinental Oil
Union Pacific
H. S. Food Products :.
U. S. Retail Stores .'.
F. S. Ind. Alcohol :
linked States Rubber
united States Steel
Utah Copper
Wosllnghouso Electric
Will s Overland : ......
American Zinc, Lond-& Sm ...1.
Butte nnd Superior
Cala. Petroleum .'
Montana l'owor, bid .........
. 17.8
. 65.7
. 15.6
. 90
. 60.3
o
. 4 5.5
. 46.5
. 2 4.7
. 12 .
. 02.8
. 45.2
. 4 8.8
. 40
. 19.8
. 70
. IS. 2
.105.0
. 72.5
7.2
. 30
. 20.3
. 51.3
. S
.1 13.5
. 10.7
. 51
. 52.7
. 57
. 2
. 47.3
. 43.8
. 7
. 7.7
. 10.6
. 38.7
. 4 8
. 0
..2 0
.. 11
.. 47.2
Shattuck, Arizona
Puro Oil
Invincible, Oil
General Asphalt
The ladles of the BeaKle neighbor
hood arc making arrangements to hold
tho Farm Bureau moving picture show
at tho Beagle hall, Saturday night,
Juno 18th, to belli Miss Poolo with her
homo demonstration work. Tlicro will
also be speaking. Ladies will serve
ice croum, ten cents a plate. Every
body come.
Aubrey and Fred lulow, Ella nnd
Victor Chapman urn thinning fruit at
tho Trowbridge orchard in Antloch
tho past w;cek.
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Glass made a trip
to Monlasuo Saturday and roturned
Sunday. , t
Mrs. Henry Morgan Is up from Cali
fornia for a months stay with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. G. Stacey.
Mrs. Sain Marshall of Central Point
is also on a visit to home folks.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Gyp Vincent,
Juno 13, a baby girl.
Several families of this neighbor
hood attended the barn dunce ut
Moonvillo Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Lucus mndo a trip to
Jacksonville Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dean wero out
from Willow Springs Sunday (o visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Glass.
Mr. E. Glass took his cattle to the
SLOW
DEATH
Aches, pair.9, nervousness, diffi
culty in urinating, Often mean
serious disorders. .The world's
standard remedy for kidney, liver,
bladder and uric acid troubles
GOLD MEDAL
fcrlnir quick relief nd cftn vrd off
ddlT duesn'3. Known as thi national
f fmd7 of Holland for mori than 200
ytr. All ilrtif-giats, 10 !.
U.V ftir lh othta Gold M.dal n ararj be?
Bcpt no lme.tiuo
mountains Friday. Mrs. Glass will
slay with Mr. and Mis. tins Dituworlli
of Trail on a visit for a ,'ew days.
Mr. and Mrs. it. Monro. Mr. Ellis
Clark. Edward Rimilucl and W. C.
Chapman started this week with their
cattle lor the reserve.
Mrs. C. arrei;an visited with Mrs.
S. Pollard Wednesday.
Mr. ajid Mrs. Sanderson and family
were vi.dtiie; Mr. aud Mis. Lucus
Wednesday.
(JjdifNews
A lKt 1'JlCl Co.)
Mrriiiav lilrtwiNCs.
I'rnnl; t Karri U ami Kiiihi'iiiH'
fiol'tllNnil.
Kern Wall; it TImhikis and Martha
(1. Vnuii;;.
(ir
ult Court.
1 tank vs. Anna 1.
.latkson Co.
UYhsUT, ut al.
Motion, urilt'i", tiuin-
minis.
Ceiii-mle Hpi'iux-r vs KU-ti lu-r SpiMi
i it. iStnnniuns.
I'lriiost H. Wnlfiaiuot vs.
.1. J. Mi:
Malum, ot al. Dimiii'S,
(iiTtrtuli Sponcer va Kk'ti'lu'
it'. 1 )ivorco.
Stato vs. V. J 1. .lohnsun.
ripi'Il-
Imlk-t-
nii'iits tllsniissiMl.
Joia SchwitziT vs. ,). C. Ilaniptoii,
i-t al. Affidavit of posting.
.1. ;. Cameron vs. II. C. Hansen.
AlI'(;ation:i and lntLMToutorios.
lOva HaiKhl vs. Dil worth llalght.
!)ivoivn.
.1, C. l'(iwi'r vs. J. r.arlidull. IUl-
iiy-
Klorctui- W. llai'toll vs. 11. C. Uan
Hi'ii, el al. tJrdcr.
Fart hits and l'rult i'dwci'h Hunk vs.
Ietct lOnaclc, 't its. Summons.
William 1 ,. Mullet', ot a I vs. (H'oi-ron
and California K. 1 1. Co., vl al. Iia-i-lainior.
WilliiMii H. Wi'h'li. vs. ICt tu May
Welch. Order.
ft. C. Mi.'Alli;iler vs. Tom Hushing,
Molion.
J). Hero';;!, el al vs. .lessu Winbunt,
et al. JJemurriT.
Probate Court.
ItufUH Edwards, estate. Petition,
order.
Chester Wayne Diess, et al (minors) j
estate. Order. )
C. F. Young, estate. Order.
Carrie Deall, estate. Final report.
Order.
Ilertie II. I'ankcy, et al (minors),
estate. Order to nhow cause.
II. H. Evans, estate. Collflnntion
of sale.
Daniel Whetstone (KUardlnnsblp),
estate, ltepnrl, petition, order, oath,
bond.
Heavers do no work Tor a period of
thrco tnonUis r Hime each .summer.
'OOOOOOC GOOOOOOOOC OOGOOOOOI
T T J ' Q
useu
Automobiles
For Sale
One FoiVl Tr. Cur $175.00
One Ovci liiiiil Tr. Cnr Jtotli!l
90, 1010, in excellent con
dition, with five iood
I ires. Trice $095.00
One 1010 Chevrolet Tr. Cur,
$525.00
One 1019 Oakland Six Tr.
Car, cnniplctoly ovcrhmilctl
nnd in fine condition, good,
tires. A bargain, l'rino
only $825.00
Tumy Motor Co.
X 12:1-1.1 S. Front Street
ClOOOOOOOOOtiOOOOOOOOCXViOOCSO
! I When it seems I
ithat there's not
j S a cool spot left
1 1 on earth, it's .
B Hilvilla, iced li
SPARTA BUILDING DIRECTORY
Georgo Andrews, Manager
MAIN FLOOR feleplioiin
ISVSV f'OItXT-TIt MOTOIt CO., Tires, Aeeesiorles ' 250
.MODERN' I'l.l'MlllXG & HUATIXf; CO., Jleat. Ideal, Areola, Mueller
I'lpelcKS (120
EXCHANGE TIRE CO., New nnd Helmut Tlrea ."20
SECOND FIXXJIl
PP.. A. ItrnUI.CXD. Clilroprni'lor 285
DIt. V. It. KACFMAX. Denial Stirieon . .-. 2HS
lilt. .1. '. II AYES. I'li.v-lclim nnd Surgeon .'.nil
(.t:ol:(.i: AXDHIOwk STI Iiios. oliv, Mrs. George Andrews f..t-.l
Mlts. i:. i:. CiOKlO, I'l.ioo and Harmony .".LM-.I
FLOIILXqi UOMSLL, YlyUulst utnJ Vvmt wM4Mt
Getting Along cood
Women are as great sufferers from
kidney and bladder ailments as Mien.
Foley Kidney Pills help rid the bloud
stream of impurities that euuso rheu
matic pains, backache, swollen, aching
joints and stiff, painful muscles. Mrs.
Carey, llox (11, Ii. I'". 1). No. 2, Middle-
town, N. Y., writes: "1 bad kidney
trouble ever since 1 was a little girl,
but 1 am getting along good slnco I
have taken Foley Kidney I'ills." They
act immediately and help restore the
kidneys to healthful activity. Sold
everywhere Adv.
II KM WANTED
Male and Kemalu
WANTED Apnlu thinners.
728-lt or KM-Y.
Telephone
tl'
WANTED Mini anil wile
work. Apply Ited Cross.
ranch
V'J'
CIVIL SERVICE examinations for
clerks for l1oslal Mail Service aud
Government Departments. Men,
Women, over 17. ?l-0 month. Ex
perience unnecessnty. For free par
ticulars, write J. C. Leonard (former
Civil Service examiner), 7fX Equit
able llldg., Washington, D. C. 7!l
WANTED Apple thinners. L. Knipps,
Phone GII0-L.
WANTIOD Experienced ranch lnan
and wife, preferably no children, to
go on small ranch near horn. Must
have experience witli cattle, hogs
nnd bo nblo to Irrigate and do gen
eral work of ranch. State particu
lars as lo age, references, monthly
salary, etc. House, garden truck,
small produce furnished with salary.
Commence by July first. Address,
Lock ltox 138, II lit. Calif. 7'J
WANTED Cherry prokors at Wester
hind Orchards. Phono S-F-2. tf
II KM' WA NTED KKMA LK
WANTED Middle-aged or elderly
woman to help caro for an old lady.
Phono liflti-Y. . . 82
WANTIOD Woman between 30 and 35
years old ns companion In homo
with elderly woman anil son on farm
east of Modrord. Address No. 3113
euro Rogue Rlvor Courier, Grants
Pass. 77
WANTED Girl for houso work nnd
iissist with cooking on ranch, wages
$5u. Tel. 38-K-B, Jacksonville. Pros
ton. . . 78
WANTED Competent
50. Pliono 380.
cook,
wages
tf
WANTEDExperlcnced
Hotel Medi'oi'd.,
w a 1 1 r o a s.
IIKLI' WANTED UAM'J
WANTED Several men nnd hoys to
know that yoir cim buy uny hike for
J3.00 por week. Liberty Shop, S
Grape. tf
WANTED Experienced married man
to tako charge of ranch; mixed fruit,
alfalfa and stock, flood posit ion for
right man. Address Mall 'i'rlbuno
llox SO. 7S
WANTED Men and boys lo thin ap
ples. Apply llardwell Fruit Co. 80
MEN WANTED for const ruction work
on irrigation project, near Medford,
Oregon. Wages laborers three dol
lars for eight hours, less one dollar
board. Other wage's in proportion.
Rogue River Valley Canal Co. tl
WANTED Wood cutters or will Hull
slumpago. Gold Ray Ronlty Co.,
tolcphono 738-11 or 131-Y. tf
WA N TK I ) S I T UATI OKH
WANTED Lady cook wishes position
in mine or camp. llox M. II., cure
Tribune. 78
WANTED Mowing and raking to do;
prompt attention given to stlinll
patches. Address II., R. . HchulU
G. D., or leave orders at tent lit
north end of Central Ave. , 83
WANTED Sewing by tho day.
nnlre 838 Dalrola Avo.
WANTED MINCICLLANF.OU8 .
WANTED Place on ranch to board
bov 13 voars old. Elmer Reese, Box
705, Medford. . 80
WANTED Second-hand grain
Cull 403-X-2. . .
binder.
' . 79'
WANTED To buy or ront'n roll top
or flat top orflco desk. Cull 201-W
or 715. 82
WANTED Pasture, closo In,' for rld
ng horso. PhonoJKI, jVIodfold. 82
WANTED Largo size refrlgorutor
suitable for store. DeVoc. : tf
W'AS'TElWtcciriifn'g'Tnvallil (diulr.
W. II. Jackoon at Medford National
Bank. . tf
WANTED This week, ten Ford cars,
three more Ovorlnnda, to guarnnteo
against punctures and blowouts, by
installing Universal Tiro Filler. 110
N. Rlvorside. Phono 188-M. tl'
WANTED Ilouso moving and T9
pairing. Phone 488-M or 488-X. tf
KOU HUNT HOUBUS
FOR RENT .1 room furnished house.
Phono B37-.M Wednesday. 78
LOST Cretonne hand bug containing
Bilver forks and biuioiib valuable to
owner. Leave at Ibis office, 80
ADVERTISING RATES
Classified Two cenls
first insertion; one cent
word
word
each subsequent insertion.
Locals 10c line per insertion; !
by tho week, 7 times, o per line
per day,
In both of above count 15 words
to a line unless long words, and
then f words to a line. Count f
For Sale. Wanted, etc., also each
Initial, telephone number, etc.,
are counted as a word.
Display 3i to OOc per Inch per
Insertion,
UatCM cash in advance.
MO.XKY TO LOAN
TO LOAN J. II. Andrews louna money
on roui estate and buys mortgages
and Liberty bonds. Phono 53-M. 31
North Grape street.
KOU KENT i.'l'ltNlSMED ROOMS
FOR HENT
Cnll 775.
-Rooms at Y. W. C. A
78
FOR RENT Furnished rooms one
block from city park. Large garage
In connection; cars repaired at
night. (JO I W Tenth, phono 601-R.
tf
von
HKXT UOIiSKKICICIMXa
ltOO.MS
FOR RENT Furnished housekoepin'J
room with or without board. Meals
3,rie. No. 3 East Fourth. 31
FOR KENT Two light housekeeping
rooms, fill S. Central. tf
FOK ltWNT rAUMS
FOR RENT Alfalfa and grain
ranches, sotno with irrigation, on
highway near Medford. Gold Rav
Jtealty Co., 738-lt, 131-Y. tf
KOlt RENT 3000 acre alfalfa, grain
and slock ranch, fine dairy ranch,
10 miles from Medford on river, rail
road and Pacific Highway. Gold
Rav Realtv Co., Telephono 73S-U or
131-Y. ' tf
VOW SALK RKAli 10STATH
FOR SAL10 Furniture. rugs
sieves. 330 S. Riverside.
und
7!)
FOR SALE Small fruit and chicken
ranch, 5 room house with some fur
niture; also out buildings. Ideal
home. Cause of selling poor health.
Call or address 331 N. Holly. 83
FOR SALE Three room house locat
ed on pavement; small sum down,
easy payments. Seo owner, 705 N.
Riverside. 80
FOR KALE Kino residence, . Main
street, East Medford, under, lease
Tor l-l months; for which period
owner will make property produce'
lo buyer 10 nor cent on purchase
'price. Call afternoons 3 to p. in..
11 N. Central. 1 70
FOR SALE Nino ,J room residence
closo in, lawn and shade, garage,
wood house and garden. Ilouso new
ly papered and painted Inside and
out. No street assessments against
property. Owner has Income of $50
per month from properly and ample
room for his family. Terms on half.
Phono 7111 -J or call at 335 S. River
side to seo properly. 78
FOR SALE 13 acre ranch threo miles
southwest or Gold Hill; about 30
. acres In ciiltlvallon, 7 acres 111 alfal
fa sown this Benson, balance In
grain; 20 bead of cuttle, 3 horses,
farming machinery, all for $1500,
$3000 cash, balance threo years tlmo
Willi interest. Address T. II. Edlng
ton, Gold 11111, Oro. Phono , 31-F-3.
102
FOR SALE 7-rooin houso, bath, oleu-
trle lights, berries, 3 lots In fine
garden, anil all outbuildings. .937
S. Holly or phono 77II-Y. 80
FOR SALE Modern 8-room residence.
Two large sleeping porches, ltaok
Hereon porch wired for clecti Ic haul
ing. With garage. Everything un
to date. See ownor at GIG W. Jack
son St. 79
FOR SALE, leaso or exchange, 40
looni hotel and 3 business rooms,
partly furnished; only hotel In town
1000. Telephono 728-R or 131-Y. tf
FOR SALE OTl TRADE HiO acre
ranch, between 35 and 40 acres In
cultivation, Tor Ashland or Bedford
property. For further particulars
phone 333, Central Point. 81
FOR SALE 40 nercB land near Eagle
Point. Good fruit land. May havo
value for oil. Modorato povrnent will
handla. Will noli nil or part. II. C.
i Stoddard, P. O. Box 477, Lob Angeles
California. 73
FOR SALE Alfalln, gram nnd stock
ranches from $5.00 per acre up;
, long time, easy payments. Gold Hay
Kealty Co. tf
FOR SALE Good ranches. See ns
before buying. J. 13. Andrews, . 31
N. Grape St. Phono l3-M, tf
FOll SALE Lcantv ana exchange real
estate. Gold Hay Realty Company.
FOR BALD; House and bungalows,
furnished or unfurnished; aloo
ar.re-igo. C. S. Butterfleld, phone
Xir,
FIRST MORTGAGE
Bonds for Sale
I have a limited amount of First.
Mortgage 8 per cent Convertnblo
Honda to offer at thin time. Interest
payablo November and May of each
year.
If interested call and see what i
have to offer.
EDWIN P.
us v, Mala sti
HUGHES
JWe(irorU Ore,
FOH BALK MISCKIiJLANKOUS
FOR SALE ion lbs. of tanglefoot at
reduced price. Talent Merc. Co.,
Talon!, Ore. 80
Ft) It SALE-
-Clean
J'linne
boardless
1U3-X-3.
barley
711
hay, $10.
FOR SALE Barley hay In field oppo
site West Side school. T. V. Williams-
phone 31-F-31. 7'J
I'M 11 SALE May
Anne cherries.
. Almond St., or
growers Hank.
Duke aud Royal
.1. W. Shirley, 3S
Fanners & Frulj
711 FOR SALE Chillis, chiffonier, table,
beds, toys, few other articles cheap.
3(1 W. Jackson. SO
FOR SALE Airalia and wild oat hay
mixed; also milw cows. W. II.
Ruckor. 78
FOR SALE Dining
table. Phono G38-.J
80
FOR SALE Flrsl-elass alfalfa hay In
field one mile west of Voorhles
Crossing. Schuchard Orchard. Phono
tilHt-3. 78
FOR SALE Alfalfa hay, first class, in
field or stack. Near Canal Co. ranch
cm Eagle Point road. Address K. S.
Tnvlor, R. 3, llox 103, Medford, or
call 133-11. SO
FOR SALE Shoes nt another big
drop In price at tho Medford Shoo
. Hospital, 11!) E. Sixth St. tf
FOR SALE Wild out hay in tho field.
T. 10. Pottenger, phono G-V'-B. tf
FOR SALE Fordson tractor cheap.
Pntton, Robinson Inc.
FOR SALE
fleld, $10,
689-11-2.
-A-l alfairn liny
or will doliver.
In the
Phono
tf
FOR 8 ALU
liny, baled.
-11 tons of ehoico grain
Phono 4UK-R-1. tf
KOU SALE War Englo mining stock
on Juno 33rd, for 40o u ahuro. Phone
015, E. H. Eronch. 81
FOR SALE Sand, KraVel, sediment
and dirt. Plowing nnd teaming work
done. Phone U13-J, Samuel Bate-
mnn, 302 Maple St.
VOH HALIC MVIMTOCIS
FOR SALE 1 year old horso wolght
1360. Anyone having shepherd dog
to spare Phone 8ti!l-ll. 80
FOR SALE One fresh milk cow giv
ing (1 giillonti milk per day. Phono
788-R-l. 81
FOR HALE Six beautiful freBh milk
cows, Walsh's place, ono nillo north
oust of Medford on Crater Lake
road. ' 97
FOR SALE Registered Shorthorn
bulla ami registered Hampshire
boai'B. Also uaddlo horscB find work
horses. Call on or write Uobh II.
Lund, Mountcreat Hunch, l'lllt, Calif.
.tf
ArTOMonrtiK
FOR SALE A good buy in a Studo
bakor touring car. Call owner, 9(13 .1
82
FOR SALE Dodge louring car; no
reasonable offer rofusod. 520 S.outli
Contrnl. , 82
FOR SALE 1919 Chovrolet, fine
Bhiipe. Will lake Ford in trade. Box
121, Roguo River. 81
FOR SALE 1920 Chevrolet or will
trade for eltv property. May bo Boon
at 502 S. Kir St. after 5 p. m. i 80
FOR HALE 1918 Ford delivery car;
would Initio' for produce or fruit.
West Sldo Grocolorla. tf
FOB KXtmAOK
WILL TRADE MoiiMid homo or ranch
for good automobile. Telephono
728-R or 134-Y. . . ... i tf
FOR TRADE Trucks to trnflo for city
property. I). A. ChlldorB Motor Co.,
127 N. lllvoi-Bido. If
TAKEN t'P
TAKEN UP On .lime (ith or there
about one light hay imiro, wolght
about 1100 lbs. . Ilrnndod L on left
shoulder. Owner uiuy havo snmo by
paying for ad imd pasture. Munkln
ltiinch, Jacksonville. 80
IIUS1NESS DIltECTOKr
Attoi-noys
PORTER J. NEFF Attorney-Rt-law,
rooms 8 and 9, Medford National
Bank Building. . . i , ;,
A. E. REAMES
Coroy Building.'
-Lawyer, Gnrnott-
O. C. HOGGS- Ileal Estato, law and
settlement of ostatos a specialty.
D. F. LINDASAttornny, General
Practice. Patents a specialty,
Stewart Bldg.
WINF1ELD It. OArLvJHD Lawyer.
Boom 7 Pnlm block, 107 East Main
St., Modford. ,
Building Materials
MEDFORD CEMENT BRICK &
BLOCK "WORKS speclllzo In a LI
kinds of comont building products.
f'n- vir unit Tnt.h Street
It Pays
TO KNOW VOl'lt TlfSIXESS
Do you know jour luoiitlily
losses or ffiilns?
It not, consult us about
your bookkeeping and othor
business troublos. .
5
AudYtif " Aeeouir)r,a t?
kYSTEMAERVlCElO;
IrvsuraAcc.rjy livestnerjsst
Al. P. KCIIMITT, Mgr.
Phono 6M1 LKwrty Bldg.
IIIISIXESS lllltECTOKY
Abstractors
Ml'RRAY PROS. & VAN'VOIUS
Abstracls of Title. Rooms 3 and D,
No. 33 North Central Ave., up
stairs. JACKSON' COUNTY ABSTRACT
COMPANY Incorporated 1904.
Abstracts of Title, Title Insurance
Autn Supplier
LAIlETt AUTO SPRING CO. We are
operating tho largest, olrieHt nnd
best equipped plant In the Pnciflo
northwest. Psn our springs when
others fail. Sold under written
guaranteed. 31 North Kltteonth
St., Portland, Oregon.
Chiropractic tliyslrlnn
JOUETT P. DRAY Straight Chiro
practic, rooms '109-10 M. F. & 11,
building. 9 lo 13 n. m., 2 to 5 p.
m.. daily except Thursday. Phone
580.
DR. HARVEY P. COLEMAN Chiro
practic and Natural Pnlnlosa Meth
ods. Itooin 438 M. F. & H. Bldg.
Phone 965.
IOloctrlc Service.
HATTERY & ELECTRIC CO. Fao
tory distributors for Exido Hatter
lea and Fairbanks-Morns light
plantB. Nat. Ilnlldlng. Phlno 110.
lOxpert Accountant.
WllSON AUDITING CO.-T-E..M, Wil
son. C. P. A. Attention Riven to.
anything in Accounting nnd Income
Tax ronulromonts. Look Into our
simplified accounting rrtothod. Lib
erty Hldg., Medford. Phone 157-11.
Farm Loan Bonds
FINANCE THE AMERICAN FARMER
,bjr buying Farm Ixan Bonds. Pro.
coeds to make additional farm loans
and Improve agricultural conditions.
Terms and pnrtlcularn, E. II. Hurd,
Socy.-Trons., 411, M. F. & II. Bldg.,
Medford.
Fidelity nnd Surety Tlondn
FIDELITY AND SURETY BONDS
. Wo oxocuto nil formB of bond".
, McCurdy Insuranco Agency. , tl
Instruction In Music.
KUED ALTON HAiGllT--Toacher ot
piano and harmony. Hnlght Muslr
studio, 318 Garnott-Corey Build
ing Phono 73. '
Mosnn Art Hugs
MOHAN ART RUG CO. Wo weovt
rugs front old carpets nnd rugs and
clean all ruga. "Hugs wo clean art
cloan when wo clean them." Ill
W. Ton tli, phono 180. , Free dolly
' ory. ! , . . ' '.
Osteopaths
OR. F. G. CARLOW, DIt. EVA MAINf
CARLOW " Osteopathia Physl
clnnB. 410-417 Gamott-Corey Bldg
Pliono II04-L. Rcsidonco 26 8,
Laurel St. , .
DK. W. W. HOWARD OBtoopathlfl
I'hyBlclnn. ' Special attention given
to oyo, ear, hose und throat. 307
Llborly building. Phone 498:
1'hyslclnns nnd Surgeons.
T. G. HEINE, M, D. Physician- and
Surgeon. Specialty, Eyo, Ear, Nose
and Throat. Glussoa scientifically
fitted and proporly adjusted. ' Office
314-315 Liberty Bldg., cor. C'rapo and
Main Sts. '
OH,. J. .!. EM MENS rnystnlan and
Surgeon. ,Pntctlco limited to eye,
ear, nouu and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tsteL and glaancB sup
plied. Oculist nnd Aurlut'for R. P.
It. R. Co.. M. F. & II. BUlg. Phono
607. ,
DIt. WM. W. r. .HOLT Physician
and Surgoon. Offices M. F. & H.
Bldg. .Phono 105, Uosldonce 118
Gonosoo St. , Phono lfj5rJ-2.
DIl. A. BURSELL Splnologlst, Phys
ician and surgoon. Spinal adjust
meats, gonoral treatments and dim
gonoBis. 309-10-1 t M.v-F. & H,
Bldg. . Elevator , to third ; tloor,
Phone 29.
Printers and Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTLNO CO. has th9
Dost equipped printing bfflco In
Southern Oregon. . . Boole binding,
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland prleeB. 2 7 N, Fir St.
Real Estato.
BROWN & WHITE Real Estato, In
surance, Loans, Invostmonts, Notary
Public. Holland Hotol corner, tf
Hug Weaving.
MEDFORD FLUFF RUG WORKS
makes fluff rugs from old and
worn carpets and , rugs. Phone
610-M. 706 Pino St. ..
Transfer.
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Office 4 2 .North Front 3t. Phone
, 315. Prices right. Service guar
anteed. DAVIS TRANSFER Anything mor
ed day or night. Servlca guar
anteed. Fair treatment. 104 S.
Fir. Phone: Ofrlco 644 or res.
647-R or 206. - It
Undertakers
I'FltL FUNERAL HOME Cor. Slsth
and Oakdnlu. Ambulance service',
JJUon 1. . . ' 4