Medford mail tribune., June 01, 1922, Page 7, Image 7

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STATE 10 VOTE ON
A PORTLAND TAX
1925EXP0SITI0N
lljr Mayor linker of I 'oil In ml .
PORTLAND, Orrnmi - Tin. time
, baa eoine for tha people of tha i lly
Mf Portland n4 tha tto nf JrnK1)ii
to flnttlly im-uI" the qiiNlInn of' the
1 1 J i rxpoaltion. The iUlt of iro
anal In and financing the project hit
tu rn determined li) Uio lending; bul
ntHMi man and flnanciera of I lie ataie.
tha world hit bean Invited lo on rx
toaltun hero and are lupin
countrd uion fora fair second to
none In irm hlalnry of tha country.
It la lharafora lh duly of avary ac
tion of Ilia atalo lo foritet aeitioiial
dlffxrmi an niul u 1 1 1 ( for u rr.iier
Oreson.
Aa tlcn-chalrman of the rxpoaitlon
imnnKliiK committee I have been ro
tia(m la ttmk public mi appeal for
tho expualtion cause and for avtilo-
tnent of Ilia laativa which linvn tenc
porarily overthrown the orlslnul
lana. In lh expoai'on itm.i ion,
Which la in ho luiulc an Uaun nl Iho
;rin-nil rlm-tlon In November. In in
volved the future growth. develop.
Inrnl and proNpi-rity f th alma ua
It whole, it in n roonlilon tou I lw
Hud imnortniit lo tip-inn Involvad In
ny rmuiial, (urtionnl or rn'rllyiml
rnntrovrralra and miiwl )A nili , .d
lha haala of hl It tnvniia (o the
Pint,' and by "alMia" la iiivunt ivcry
loan, woman and ililld In Iho atutw.
VI Orraon nnw ih 4lt aiuto In
tha union In i.olnl of .i'iiilullou mid
llral In point of rraourrta, tlm ncrdn
jf lha future nro dfi-ldodly iiiurnt.
" nuiBi have moro iHipulution nnd
Innrti itV.iiirmnt nnd lliraa tan
only ta Imd y rx.i.tllni our if
aouroaa lo llm ioio of lh' world
Tlfrn la no ImttiT Way tlinn IhroiiKli
Itif iiu'illuin of it world cxiiomtlon.
' foTiliind I lo b iD.kr.1 to flnnnra
tha rxpoaltlun, tut Iho nmriil aupport
tif tha atiito la .montiul. Tin- volo
Ink on In l'ortlnd Itiat Novomhcr la
Invalid nl Ihla lime 1m moo it wna
font Inif i-ii t upon a alula Inx, whhh
la rllnilmilad In Iho nw plnn. !t will
bo noooaanry thuroforo In ukaIii and
lull Ilia iiitlon at tho Munii,- No-
voiiilior alvrtlon, iil,olns i:uitland to
tag ttaolf. Th pooplo of tho atato
will bo n&kod at tho anmn flortlon to
glvo 1'oillnnd Iho atuto'a nioml liiick
Inn.u unllod (ii'pkoii In brlinif of
tho rxpoaltlon, which la to crowd our
Country with proplo from every cor
nor of th Kloho duiiiiK u period of
li'Vi'ml tnontha.
Aa ipnyor of 1'ortlund. nnd bollov
liiK that no moro Imooilmil work
ronfronta the Hints thiin that of t-.
ploltallon of our rcaoiirt'i'R throiiKh
tho iiixdluin of the oxponltlon, 1 havo
ijjrccd lo Jlctid tha cunipalKii tn be
half of tho vole nt the November
elaction. The bunlncmi men of Port'
. '""fl.,; bo .,b'fivot Oroon' futuro nt
hi-mt, will flniinco the riiminilKii to
tho extent of IGO.000 for tho pre
liminary work. Aftorwnrd $1.000,.
000 will b rnlnod na u atock aubHi-rlp-tlon
to atari the (xpoNlllon firtid. Thin
atibacriptlon la to tin voluntary nnd
to oxtetid throiiKhout the HtAtn. Port
land will bo naked to i'oto mi nnnuiil
tax levy of $1,000,000 for three yonra
to npply to the oxpnalllon fund which
With tho It, 000, 000 atock Hubacrlp
tlon will flnnnce tho oxpoHltlon.
Tho meiiNUro on the biillnt will In
clude a provlHlon for tho acloctlnn
of n nonimlaolon to bundle Iho expen
diture of the money thua umnui'Ihk the
anfeKimnltnn of tbe-funda nnd the
:, expenditure by a uroup'of cltlr.ena
i k aelocted bj tho VoteiH. The atock milv
'i acrlptlon Will ! ropieHonted )iy n
board of oirectnra and thla honrd,' to-
Bother with the roinnilaalon aelocted
by tho people of 1'ortliind will aclect
tho luauiiRcment of tho expnxltlnn.
Tho niothofi ftf nrmuotlnK, flnnno-
InR nnd mannitlnK the cxpnattlon, li
'. ' auch tht there run' be no leitltlmnte
i i Ki-ounda fop oppAMltlnn ,hml therefore
' $ no remain why tho aliite ahoultl not
got aolldly behind tho project nnd
ace that our promlaoa to tho world
and ouy development pinna tor tho
futuro re curried to 'iv aucceaaful
eoncluHlon.
PKRL FirNKRATi TIOMK
At Your Service Dnjr or Nljitit
Intormatiob tairdtafly fllven,"
Cur 3th and Oakdale
.ii il ii. . I li m li
aWMtaaCB efiTTlfli Phj)1B 47
UP FATHER
FINDING NEEDLE
IS
IXtNDON To find a noedlo in a
liuyatark In pupulurly auppraed to ho
ii feiit no difficult that tha odda
ttKAlmt III aucresaful rcomi'lUlilUoill
would b aomethlfiK like a million to
on a. Yet foat that to the ordin
ary lu a n would appear, If atiythiiiR,
kill! mom difficult, hiu roceutly boon
BicMiiplUhcd In Jeriiaaloin. acre rdliiK
to newapaprra ptibllihed there. It
waa imthitiK loaa than tho f lit d lit K if
noodle hidden In JJeruaalem, and
ilh no rliin to Ha whereabout of
which tha five aotuei could take coK
nlianre, except that It wa hidden
"aomew Intro" In th city.
Thla wn duuo by Or. Ilanoanen,
who tiultnt tu bo puaicaaod of tome
tliliiK more than tho uaual five acnacn
cud to be endowed with a mynterloua
"paychtc" faculty by m-jan of which
lie ran road thoughta and find out
thing that ranuot ha Ularorered by
iiieaim of more aluht or hoarliiR. The
tliullnn nt tbn needle wii accepted aa
tlie proof of hla claim and ho wna
awardotl 100 xiunda. He found tho
noodle vtlthln 2." tnlnutea, rxcliidliiR
tlm timo taken to roach the place of
concealment.
A co win I It no aa nppolntod to au
porvlao tho teat and to ae that there
waa nothlriK of a 'put up Job" about
It. Tho couimllteo conalaled of aov
oral Journallata, mmo policemen and
an rxnrrt In norvpui dlnesiMui. Dr.
Ilnnnaren wan aecured In a houae and
a Kunrd placed ovir him. Then the
mcinheri of the committee set forth
in mottr turn, onu of thorn carrylnK
Ihn neodlo. , i
Sevornl nt recti of Jeruanlom wore
trnvcraed. '('ura and drlvera wcrj
iliuiiKcd on the way and then, by
rlrcultoua route, the lunatic any I urn
nun reached. There behind a per
mit of 8lr Herbert Samuel, the
noodle waa hidden. Then tho com
mttteo returned to the houao In which
Ir. Hutroaaen hnd boon loft and re-
ouand him.
In a motor car, accompanied by
the committee he atnrtod out to find
tho needle. In tho cmirMo taken the
driver followed lila illreeUnna. Aflor
paHini throiiKh many 6roti Dr.
lluuoKHcn loft the cur and proceeded
on foot to tlio uaylum. Arrived there,
lth hardly a mometit'ii henltutlon, hn
tun rln for the portrait und found Iho
poodle.
The proceedings arotmeil enormoua
Intorcnt In .lenisulein. A crowd of
tievenil thotmand pprsona awaited tho
roHtilt of tho test, and cheered when
Pr, Hanoaaen'B Btlccess was announc-
N. Y. Stocks
NEW YORK. June 1. Todays
stock market waa foatuced by n con
tinuance of recent conflicting move
ment. Standard lasuca ngnln eased,
while apeculutlvo ImlUMtiiula und
Hpecbiltlea Improved. Sales upproxl-
niiited 1,250,000 aliiiie.i. The closing
was Irregular.
American licet Bugnr 47.
American Can . . 4S.5
Ameiicnn Car A Foundry .... 165.2
Aim iirun,ll!tle ft Leather1 pfd. 72.
American International Corp. D0.1
American Locomotlvu ....... II 6.
American Smeltlnir ft Rcf'tt. . . 05.8
Amerlmn Hugur 79.
American Sumatra Tobacco -- 43.
American T.. ft T 123.1
American Tobacco .......... 143. t
American Woolen t 92.0
Amicondn Copper BH.a
Atclibion U'J.H
Baldwin locomotive 119.7
Bethlehem Steel "11" ..4..... 77.7
Canadian Pacific 13.5
Cbiimller Motors 75.
Chemipuuko &oilo OK.
Chicago, Mil, and St. Paul ... 27.5
Chicago, n.,1. ft Pac. ....... 44.8
Corn Products 101.8
Crucible Steel 74.
Brio
Famous I'layers-Lanky
Ocneriil Asphalt .....
(loiieral Electric
Goodrich Co. ....'. ..
Great Northern, pfd. .
Illinois Central
Inxptrntlon Copper . , ,
International Harvester
Kelly-Hpiingflcld TSro
Konnecott, Copper '
10.6
75.6
.00.6
167.7
43.2
77
106
44.6
105.7
51.7
39.
119.
LoulRvlllo ' & Nushville
Mexican , Petroleu!i..v.i,c.
ii i i 1
140.1
HAYMOW
EASY FOR DOCTOR
MU1 vale Htcel ,,
M IsHourt Pnclflo ... M ...... .
New Vorh, Central j.
41.
23.
METJFORn MATT; THTHTTKE. MrTOFOTIT). OttECjOX, TinTtftPAV, JUNK 1, 1022
J
VELL - WHAT
(5OT COULD t
,o rr in
JtiTCREtT
WANT,
A, TALKING -
MACHINE?,
i l r, n i
I li I I L TO. I
N. V. N. II. and Hurt ford 33.1
Northern I'm Ifle 7.l
railic Oil 64.7
Pan A merlin n Petroleum .... 71.8
Pi-nnnylvniilii 41.8
People'a (Ida Hli.
Pure till
Ituy CnnaoliilntPd t'oiper .... J.H
Iteiidlni? 78 2
Hep. t '! 81 l 77 1
Itoynl Hutch, N. y 3.7
Heura P.oebuck 19.
HI tie lair Con. oil 38. 0
Hutlthern Purine SO. 2
Hoiilhern Hallway 2 4.0
Htiiudard "II of K. J. .' 14 G
Hiudebiiker Corporation 123.6
I'nlnn Pacific 1 3 X.S
t lilted Itrtnll Hlorfg 6X.
f. H. Ind. Alcohol 67 1
t olled Hliiti-a Ilubl.er 64 3
t'nlted Htntea Kleel 100. C
I'lah Topper 67.7
Wcattiiuhouao Klvclrlu 3.
Wlllya Overland J.G
Market News
IJvcwUM-k.
PORTLAND. Ore.. Juno 1 Cnt-
tle weak: rei elpln 69. HoKa weak
no rceclptB. 8hep ateudy; receipt
126.
PORTLAND. Ore., June 1. Butter
firm, extra rubes 30 V 36c;under
uruttca 30'il33r: eurtoiiH 41c: orlnta
40,- ltnii..rr.f No I churning
rre;im 41c f. o. b., Portland; under
grader! S6f3c.
Portland Wheat.
PORTLAND. Ore.. June 1.
Wheat, hard wblto 11.2 4; soft while,
white club, burd winter: northern
MprloK 11.23; red Wulln 11.19.
Today'a enr receipts Wheut 30;
flour K; hay 3.
Sun I'rumisco Miui.il.
HAN FRANt'ISCO. June 1 (f. 8.
I lu rea ii of Mnrkctn) Kkk. exlrn
pulleia flrnta 22c; undersized pullets
No. 1, 19c.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 1. (Slate
Divlnlon of MurketM) llcna 22 to
21c.
I.ilx-rly Bonds
NEW YORK. Juno 1. Liberty
bcudu closed:
3H' 100; first 4's 99.86; second
4's !)'J..sr.; frst 4V 99.94; se-cnd
4"s 99.94; third 4 U 'a 100; fourth
4Va 100; Victory 4Vs 100. CO;
Victory 3 'a 100.02.
VAXTKI flFLP FEM A LK
WANTKD Woman to do cooklnpr for
private family in country. Write
S. M. Ttittle. Central Point. 63
WANTED A
hutist'ker-por.
Inquire
61
3:w s. Fir St.
WANTED Young woman with loving
disposition to care for boy of ten
year and girl 15 months in mother
less homo. Must be willing to reside
in tho country. Stale fully first
loiter wages expected. Box EUR,
care Mall Tribune. 62
WANTED Housekeeper, mlildlenged
lady or woman wjth small child. Cnll
nt Fairmont Rooms, 319 E. Main.
Phono 424-M. 61
WANTKIV-Waitress. Hotel Medford.
Please, apply to head waitress. tf
HELP WANTED MALE
WANTED Men to dl ditch.
Phono
62
bll-J-6 tutor 6 p. m.
WANTKD An orchard man, also good
teamster. Phono 697-J-3. ti
PELICAN BAY LUMBER CO., KLAM
ATI I FALLS, OREGON, now In full
operation for season 1922. Wanted
timber tailors, teamsters and other
woodsmen. We can also use men at
our sawmill, planing and box factory
in the different work. Also want to
contract piling of green lumber. In
terested parties correspond with our
Ir.bor department, Klamath Falls.
... 70
Itl'SINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WANTED An active partner in good
paying business. Mull Tribune, Box
T J. tt
t- . . . ..
MEDFORD GRANTS PASS
FOR SALE or TRADE
SMALL RANCH FULLY EQUIPPED, close to Medford Chickens,
turkeys, team, cows, calves. All farm machinery. Part of ranch
Is bottom land balance under ditch with paid up water. Crops
all In. Dandy 5 room bungalow., good barn, stable and out
butmings. You can work in town and live on this close in Ranch.
At least look at It and WE WILL SELL IT AT LESS THAN COST
OF IMPROVEMENTS. Will trade for Medford house.
BUYERS AND SELLERS MEET HERE
FOUR-SITE SALES AGENCY Medford Bldg., Medford, Ore.
4V-MOHT TOWNM
1 V
XOO
WAXTKI UinCKlSJi 5BC8
WANTKD 200 lawn mower ownera to
have their mowers sharpened,
erty lu-palr Shop.
Mb
80 WANTED Modern 6 or 8 room house
on or nar paving, P. O. Box 10S4.
Mod ford. tf
WANTED Asto rtillntora, fender
and running boards to repair. C. D.
Miller, opplte H. P. D"Kit.
WANTED Houaa rnnrrai and re-
palrinc. Phone 4SD-M or 48S-X. tf
FOR KK.VTTiOl'SKS
FOR KENT Nbely furnlBhH modern
lioumj, Karaxe. James Campboil.
I'hone tf Y-U. Vi
FOR KENT Four houses, good gar
dens. See C. Pierce. Phone 105. lU
FOR RENT Small 3 room bungalow.
Inquire 126 Portland Ave. 62
FOR RENT Unfurnished 4 rooms,
bath. Bleeping porch. 425 S. Oakdal
Ave. 62
FOR RENT 6 room furnished bunga
low. 429 S. Central. Fvhl Invest
ment Co.
FOR RENT Furnished bungalow.
N. Orange. Telephone 1044.
FOR RENT Why rent: Buy Medford
Home. Pay like rent. Gold Ray
Kealty Co.
IFOR RENT House
three rooms and
bath. Also garage for one car, close
In. Call 915.
FOR RENT FTRNlSlinn ROOMS
FOR KENT Large well furnished
sleeping room with bath privileges.
325 8. Riverside. tf
FOR RENT Rooms and board.
ten
dollars a week at 201 N. Ivy.
63
FOR RENT Nice room with hath.
Mrs. A. C, Hubbard, 322 S. Riverside
Phono 401-J.
F!i miiA i Hoi'SEKEKKl.VU
ROOMS
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms. 32:
S. Central. 62'
FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping
rooms. 221 N. Holly. 61
FOR RENT LlRht housekeeping
rooms. 541 8. Central.
FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping
rooms. 433 S. nr. 63
FOR RENT FurnMied housekeeping
rooms. 325 E. Jackson St. Phono
211.
LOST
LOST Ladies' brown
pleuso cull 1007-W.
coat.
Finder
. 62
LOST Acnun marlue bar pin. Finder
return to Mail Tribune office. 60
MONEY TO LOAN
BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD Monoy
loaned and good ranches tor sale by
J. B. Andrews, Invosunent Broker.
SI N. Grape SC Phcne 53-M.
FARM MORTGAGES Medford Farm
Loan Association. F. P. KarraU,
Secy.-Treas., 220 W. Main 8t.
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE Automobile cheap. Will
tnuko good delivery or light truck.
Phono 147-R or 618-W. 64
FOR SALE 1918 Ford cheap.
Central.
43 S.
62
FOR SALE Saroaon ton truck,
good tires, truck in pxcellent shape,
include bed with side and end
gates. Cheap for cash. Leave your
address at Box 47, Mail Tribune.
FOR SALE 1920 Dodge roadster, fine
condition. See Patton and Robinson
Inc.
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE A-l young cow cheap. 007
Pino St. 63
FOR SALE Shepherd puppies,
ouglibred. Phone 691-R-l.
thor-
FOR SALE A few fresh cows, excop
tlonally good. Walsh's plaoe, 1 mile
NE of Modford on Crater Lako road
65
ASULAND
KLAMATH FALLS 5)
'4
(OUT&fiRN ORKUON
I YoO OUT OF f
HERE. - 'tA MARREO 0
1922 v Int l Fetue Sfrvio
FOB KXCHAXGE
;rX)K KXCHAXGE for Medford pro-
perty, S a.res under the ditch, 4
room plastered house, screen jjorch,
ftood well, 4 mllo from Medford.
C. fi. riutterfield. 61
roil EXCHANGE Honwa. wagon and
haruc-vs for Ford cur. 11 Chestnut.
62
WILL TRADE A l ranch team
llcbt cur. U0" Pine ftf.
for
62
TO TRADE Small bouse for light car
or truck. Box 46, Mail Tribune. 62
FOR SALE POULTRY AND FX3GS
FOR 8ALE White Leghorn chicks.
Square Deal Hatchery. Phone iil-L.
63
FOR SALE Barred Rock hatching
egrs from O. A. C. best laying strain.
rhone 201-J. .62
; FOR SALE R. L Red eggs for hatch
ing. Devoe'.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE Good home.
937 S. Holly.
71
Phone 779-Y.
FOR SALE 5 acre tract. 2 acres each
apples and pear Just coming in
bearing. Good building. Three
miles from Medford. P. O. Box 894.
66
FOR QFICK SALE Equity In five
room house at 119 Eimond St. Small
cash payment will handle. 63
FOR SALE 4 rooms, screen porch,
four lots, Vt block from pavement,
15u0. Terms.
20 acres alfalfa, fine home and
large barn: wi'l take Medford home
as part payment.
Three tracts of land of ten, twelve
and f jurtcen acres for sale at a bar
gain. (204 cash will give you possession
of small home on East Side.
C. S. BCTTERFIELD. 61!FOR SALE Alfalfa In the field. $10
... - i i. .. n.i a U.,0 ma ao "nnl.nt Dnint
FOR SALE Some good land close to
.UtJUlUIll, . U II I IftUtlUU J
dress Tribune, Box G S.
61
FOR SALE Or will trade for smaller
house, six room modern bungalow.
Call 121 Kenwood Ave.
62
rOR SALE Eight room modern homo
ready for immediate possession,
located close in, 313 S. Riverside.
Living room 12x26, dining room,
kitchen, pantry, bath, one bedroom
below, four above, five closets and
screen porch 10x26; wood hoiibe,
poultry house ana garage: huttpe
newly painted, papered and tinted
and new bath fixtures installed. The
prico is $3500, liberal terms, 6 per
cent interest. See owner, 325 S.
Riverside. . If
FOR SALfJ Five room modern bunga
low, olecping iorih. garage; easy
terms. P. E. Wynkojp.
FOR SALE Nice room and fixtures in
center of business district cheap.
67 N. Main St., Ashland, Ore. Phono
101. 63
FOR SALE Income property, choice
location, will sacrifice, $1000 will
handle. Phone 403-M. 64
FOR SALE G.ioil 10 acre tract, every.
thing goes with it, mile west of
Central Point. P. L. Morrill. 81
FOR SALE Desiruiilo irrigated 4 acre
tract, plowed, leveled, close to town
on Pacific Highway. T. J. Gardner,
Box 20, R. 2. 63
FOR SALE 160 acres improved ranch.
80 acres in cultivation, 30 acres now
in crop. Three springs on place,
also well at house. Price $35 an
acre, including farm implements and
household goods. C. R. Weston,
Beagle. Oregon. 73
FOR SALE 20 acres a Ross Lane
district, under irrigation, about one
and one-half miles from Medford.
200 acres between Talent and Ash
land, Pacific highway running thru
the property. Nearly all under irri
gation. Could be platted and sold in
small tracts at a large profit.
26 acres rich bottom land near
Jacksonville. All under cultivation.
House and outbuildings.
Large residence lot on South Oak
dale avenue.
Business lot on North. Fir street.
0.00x100. Close in.
Business or residonca lot on South
Holly street. 50x100.
Fine lot on North Bartlott street.
Close in. 100x100. Two small houses
and outbuildings. Fine investment.
Prices given on application. Will
sell on reasonable payments down
and easy terms on the balance.1
C. A. KNIGHT.
801 E. Main St. Medford, Oregon
Phone 613-L. tf
) Aud:tit4
Accounting, C
SYSTEM,
iERVlCElO;
wlrsur&rce.i
' iwestmeAJs 41
M. P. BCTnttrri, m.
Phone BH1 Liberty Bldg
By George
HAVEN'T! TOLD fOUA : 1
THO0bA.N0 TlMC NOT TO I'
SMOKEL I THE. HALL-HAM.T !
i LIE - THE
vtT
FOR SALK IUCALi ESTATE
FOR SALE OR T.1ADE--40 acres
mostly bottom land, located about
iV, mile from Central Point. Fald
op water right Tor 21 acres. Good
buildings. Stock and implements.
Price $5800. Will take Medford
property In exchange. Clarence
Pierce. Phone 617-L or 105. tf
FOR SALE 28 acres bottom land with
about 16 acres in crdp. Close to
Medford. Will sell, including crop,
for $6000. Bennett Investment Co. If
FOR SALE Houses and bungalows,
furnished or unfurnished; also
acreage. Insurance. C. S. Butterfleid,
Medford National Bank Eldg Phone
389.
FOR SALE Bearing pear and apple
orchards sacrificed at $100 acre and
up, 1 acre tract and up. Easy term.
Near highway. Gold Ray Realty Co.
Phone 728-R or 134-Y.
FOR SALE MISCKLXAyEOCS
FOR SALE One dresser, one bed set,
6 dining room chairs, 6 cover range,
50 feet hose with sprinkler, lawn
mower. 16 Mistletoe. Call after 6
evenings. 63
FOR SALE A-No. 1 clean alfalfa hay.
Order you winter' supply. Elinor
Haniey Bush. Phone 902. 826 E.
Main. tf
FOR SALE .Tomalo plants: Glory
Chalka Jewel. Phone 597-R 2. G. E.
Pierce. 63
FOR SALE Cheap, 4 burner oil stove
almost good as new, with high shelf
and large oven complete. 501 Beattv.
FOR SALE Clean alfalfa IS.0O in
field. E. L. Lane, Central Point.
Phone 133. 64
FOR SALE Large np-todate portable
house. 607 Pine St. 63
,,. H , ... HntB, ,,
67
FOR SALE) One large root beer bar-
rel and two tanks. Rex Cafe. . 66
FOR SALE Alfalfa at Marshall's,
good as the best and right in town.
Price $10 in field or $12 delivered.
Phone 115-J or 779 L. , 61
FOR SALE Two rugs. Inquire Mrs.
M. T. Edwards, 406 Liberty Bids-, or
phcne 163. ' tf
FOR SALE Alfalfa hay in field.
E. Pottengor.
FOR SALE Small tractor, all that is
needed on 40 ucres, perfect condition
$150.
Spray rig, completo with good
hose and ready fur work, 200 gallon
tank. $150.
Cream separator, $10.
Ford car, 1916, first class condi
tion. $200.
THREE OAKS ORCHARDS
W. J. Hartzell. 408-J-l.
65
FOR SALE New hay $S ton.
Any
69
amount. Gold Range.
FOR. 3 ALE First cutting in field.
Brookhurst Orchard. Phone 437-J-l.
66
FOR SALE 20 acres standing alfalfa
close in. Phone 25-J-2. 64
FOR SALE 100 tons good clean high-
grade coal, $14 a ton at bin. R. R. V.
Canal Co. tf
FOR SALE New crop clean alfalfa.
M. B. Glover, Ross Lane. 61
FOR SALE New alfalfa hay. . $10.
Carkin ranch, Biddlo road, two miles
north of Medford.
FOR SALE Nico dust kills aphis and
mildew on roses and garden truck.
Soli only by Monarch Seed Co.
Phone 260.
FOR SALE A "sure death" spray for
slugs, tomato ilea, beetle; also other
leaf-eating insects, at Monarch Seed
Co. Phone 260.
FOR SALE Plants: Asters, pepper.
kale and cabbage. Call C. Carey.
Phone 16-F-ll. tf
BUSINESS niKKCTORY
Architect
FRANK C, CLARK 2 19 W. Main St.
Phone 841-J.
Attorneys
0. C. BOGGS Lawyer. Specializes in
Real . Estate and Probate Law. 30
North Central Ave.
PORTER J. NEFF Attorney-at-law,
rooms 8 and 9, Medford National
Bask Building.
A. E. REAMES Lawyer, office
Liberty Budding.
tn
E. E. KELLY Lawyer. Resumed prac-
. tlce of law. Office with Porter J.
Neff, Medford Nut'l Bank Bldg.
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Abstractor
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Abstract of Title. Room S and 5,
No. 22 North Central Ave., ip
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ABSTRACT CO.,
The only complete Ti
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County.
Abstracts of Title aad
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Building Material
MEDFORD CEMENT BRICK
BLOCK WORKS SpeciallM la all
kinds of cement building product.
Cor. Fir and Tenth StreeU
Chiropractic Physidaa
DR. HARVEY P. COLEMAN Chiro
practic and Electro-Therury. 427
28 Medford Bldg. Phone 6S. tt
DR. A. R. HEDGES Neo-EclecUo
Physician. DR. LOUISS E.
HEDGES Naturopathlo Chlro
prartir. Mechano-Therspy, Spon
dylotierapy. Food Sciences, Chiro
practic. Office: Stewart Bldg,
23o E. Main St Pfcon: Office,
170: Res. 170-J-2.
BR.
E. W. HOFFMAN Chiropractic
Physician. Office hra. 9 to 12, 2 to S.
Suite 20304-05-06, Liberty Bulldlna.
Convalescent Horn
CONVALESCENT HOME Ashland,
Ore., cottage plan, faces Llthla park.
Milk diet and other nature cure.
Mrs. W. M. Barber, Proprietor. 153
Orson St - , 43
Expert Accountant
WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M. Wlk
son, 0.' P. A. Attention given U
anything In Accounting and ln
come Tax requirements. Look Intl
our simplified accounting method.
Liberty Bldg., Medford. Pbonf
157-R.
Farm loan
ROGUE RIVER FARM LOAN AS3N
Loans to pay mortgage and fot
agricultural. Attorney E. H. Hurd,
Scv.-Treaa 411 Medford Bldg.
Osteopaths
I R. F. G. CARLOW, DR. EVA MAINil
CAULOW Osteopathic Physicians,
416-418 Liberty Bldg. Phoni
904-J-2. Residence 26 S. Laurel St,
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopath!
Physician. Special attention giver,
to eye, ear, nose and throat. 301
Liberty building. Phone 49S.
rhyslclans aad Burgeons
T. G. HEINE, M. D. Physician and
Snrgeon. Specialty, Eye, Ear, Noa
and Throat. Glasses scientifically
fitted and properly adjusted. Office
314-315 Liberty Bldg., cor. Grand
and Main Sts. - '
DR. J. J. EMMONS Physician an
Burgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, nose and throat.- Eyes scien
tifically tested and glasses u
plied. OculiBt and Anrlst for S. P
R. R. Co.. Medford Bldg. Phon
567.
DR. WM. W. P. HOLT Phylciai
and Surgeon. Offices Medfon
Bldg. Phone 165. Residence 1181
Genesee St. Phono 165-J-2
DR. A. BURSE LL Physician and!
Surgeon. 312 to 314 Medford Bids
-Entrance 3a N. - Central. Special
attention to spine. Phone 29,
Piano Instruction
FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher ol
Piano and Harmony. Composing;
Arranging. Studio 318 Liberty BldW
Phone 72. i ,
Printer and Publisher
MEDFORD PRINTING CO.. has th
best equipped printing office li
Southern Oregon. Book binding
loose leaf ledgers, billing system
etc. Portland prices, 27 N. Fir 8
Rag Weaving
MEDFORD FLUFF RUG WORK!
makes fluff rag from old an
worn carpets and rug. Phon
610-M. 706 Pine St.
Transfer
EADS TRANSFER ft STORAGE O
5
Office 42 North Front St. Phoi
815. Prices right, fcerr'c gua
anteea.
CO. Anything moved day o
night. Berries guaranteed. 11
Grape. Phone: Office 144, J
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