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Newspaper Page TextPA'flTJ STCVTTJf BRINGING UP FATHER By George anu9 HORROR.' THF.RE- lo ONE OF THE. UONC, 'bKIFST'b THAT ARE. ( . tsow: STEDIDKD SrXIE TRIBUNE, MEDFOTCP. 017EOON", TTTUTJSD'AY. .TUXE 20. 1022 Z 1 1 il ( i think ) , i hate ( thank. .ooDNCb-j- . R-, : j U THE.T ARE y- TO THU-4K Uffi , -WIE never fe - ( LIKE TO FIGHT !E A WEEK - j OAKLAND, Calif.. June. Jack Dempsey, world's heavyweight cham pion, said here rocent'.y that he would like to engage' In a ring battle every week, i ; "I'd like nothing better," Dempsey added, "than to take on a number of fighters', one right after another. If possible I'd like to meet most of the men I boxed on my way to the top. It would be the best kind of, training for me." .. The champion expressed a desire to meet Bill Brennan, Jess Wlllard and Georges Carpentlor in succession. He expressed pleasure when he learn ed that he -probably would meet Brennan Labor Day. , . Dempsey, during his recent visit to California, worked out iluily. "I am still, a little overweight," he apolo gized when here. "But 1 plan to come down shortly. Being heavy gives me something to train off." Vaudeville work does not suit Dempsey. "It was a tiresome grnd and I'm glad to get away from it," Ye said. "Five shows a day, no fresh air, and the old grease paint and everything. It sure got my goat and I wouldn't go back to It for any thing. . .. : ' , . , .. "A lot of people have told mo that .1 was a good actor. I'm here to say that I'm not, and 1 know it. Fighting is my business and I'm willing to box 'em as fast as the promoters set them up. ' . v- WILL BE ACGEPTED WASHINGTON', June 28. Action by congress in appropriating $7,500, 000 for work on the dam means that "the completion of the Muscle Shoals development is now a certainty," Rep resentative Almon, Alabama, in who3e district the nitrate plant is lo cated, declared in the house today. f Mr. Almon predicted that Heury Ford's offer for Muscle Shoals would be "accepted by the hoUBe by a big majority when it reconvenes In Aug usa." . . "Members of the house will have an opportunity during the recess to study the Ford offer and ascertain the sentiment of their constituents on the subject, " said Mr. Almon, '"and as a result the pro-Ford sentiment will be so strong that the leaders In the house will be glad to give us a vote on the Ford offer, which will result in an overwhelming majority In favor of its acceptance. 66,398,958 PEOPLE IN U. S FOREIGN BORN . WASHINGTON, June 28. The total white population of . tho country for eign born or with one or both parents foreign born on January 1, 1920, was 36,393,958, the department of com merce announced today in a compila tion of the 1920 census figures. Thi3 was an Increase In the "foreign white Btock" of the nation's population from 1910 of 4,155,576, or 12.9 per cent. .The 1920' total Includes, it was shown, 13,713,754 immigrants and 22,6S6,204 persons born in this country, one or both of whose parents were immi grants. - PERL PTUfKKAt HOMT5 At Tour Service Da? or Nuzbl Information fcwrmafly , G yem. ir out ana uataaie . ? ( UMr'a- v'-w ' OHIO CELEBRATED EARLY IN JULY MARIO', Ohio, June 29. Presi dent Harding, General John J. Per shing, Hun ford MacNidqr, national commander of the American Legion, and other nationally and Internation ally known figures are expected here early in July to attend the celebra tion of tho centennial of Marlon's birth, June 2, 3, 4 and C having been fixed as the dates for the observance, but to date no definite program of speech making has been arranged. - Sunduyniorning, July 2, . will be given over entirely to religious exer cises in the churches and in the af ternoon there will be a union church service in the Chautauqua pavilion, where nearly two years ago President Harding was officially notified of his nomination by the republican con vention. . , , Monday afternoon there will be a musical program and in the evening the chief musical event of the centen nial celebration will be staged. At that time former Marion musicians who have become nationally known artists will appear. Tuesday morning there will bo a program for the children, Including a children's horse show. In the after noon the local American Legion post will stage an Independence Day cele bration and in the evening there will be a program of fireworks. Wednesday is planned 'as the big day of the celebration, to begin with a mammoth parade In which all pe riods of the city's .growth will be shown. The .part of the American Legion in the program will be taken by representatives from most of the 550 posts In the state. In the after noon it is planned to have a speaking progarm in the downtown section and at the fairground the Legion will have a barbecue. On that day the Legion is to have a state convention. The final event of the program will be a pageant at the fairground Wed nesday evening. . The pageant has been written by Miss Eleanor M. Free- land, formerly of Marlon, but now of Pittsburg. It will depict Marlon's history. MARION,-111., June 29. (By the Associated Press.) A special grand jury on July 10 will begin investigat ing the massacre last week of non union men by union striking miners near Herrin, Circuit Judge Hartwell announced today. Coroner McCown began excavation of the Southern Ill inois Coal company's strip mine, where the non-union men were em ployed following rumors that several bodies were buried there. Market' News livestock i PORTLAND, Ore., June 29. Cat tle weak; receipts 31. , Hogs weak; no receipts. Sheep steady; receipts 184. . Butter . PORTLAND, Ore., June 2 9. But ter steady. Extra cubes 3535'4c; undergrades 3234c; prints 40c; car tons 41c. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore., June 29. Wheat: Hard white, soft white, white club $1.13; hard winter, north ern spring $1.12; red Walla J1.09. . Today's car receipts Wheat 39; flour 6. Court News (Furnished by the Jackson County Abstract Co.) Marrlnao licenses. ' Cbnrlcs H. Fought and Elsie E. WILL INVESTIGATE HERRIN MASSACRE Edward M. Stnnnnrd and Nellie M. Beaver. Charles S. Frisbec and Maud 11. WcybrlBht. Samuel H. Maxey and Mary Edith McCarroll. James A. Burch and Myrtle S. Drake. Circuit Court. State vs. Ernest S. Wolgamott. Order. State vs. Lester Hixson. Order. George H.i Taylor vs. Edna Ellva Taylor. Notice and Motion. State Industrial Accident Commis sion vs. J. T. Oagnon. For money. State Industrial Accident Com mission vs. J. T. Gagnon. For money. State Industrial Accident Commis sion vs. Medford Coast Railroad company. For money. Medford Coast Railroad company vs. S. S. Bums', et al. Demurrer. . Don Earl, ot al vs. J. F. Keddy, et al. Certificate of attachment. F. V. Medynskl TS.'Ldwell Zundcll. Motion. Joseph G. Lewis vs. Southern Oregon Farm Lands Dev. Co. Cost bill.-. B. F. Lindas vs. The Ku KIux Klnn, et al. Motion, answer, affidavit. : 1 . Probate Court. Dnvld A. MeCurdy, estate. Bond. Wm. S. Crowell, estate. Proof of debt. Sadie J. Irwin, estate. Proof of publication. Clara Reames, estate. Final ac count. Order. John K. Moore, estate. . Notice, final order. . -.Wilber L. Jacks, estate. Petition. Order to pay claims. Order approv ing sale. Frances Winifred Qulgley, estate. Report. William E. Knhler, estate. Vouch ers, statement, final order. Real Estate Transfers. G. S. Bristow to W. T. Bost wlek, et ux, W. D. to Ntt jnf ' SW see. 6, twp. 39 S., R. 1 W$ 10 W. T. Bostwick, et ux to G. . S. Bristow, deed to S V4 of SW, sec. 6, twp. 39 S R. 1, west 10 Louis Colver, et ux, to John E. Roberts, et ux, W. D. to land in D. L. C. 42, twp. 38 S., 1 west 10 Elmer J. Smith, et ux, to Henry G. Enders, W. D. to land in Ashland '10 Minerva Hunter, et vir, to Alta Naylor, et al, W. D. to lots 6 and 7, blk. 45, Medford-- 10 Tom Bushong to Jack Frank Johnston, et ux, W. D. to lot 5, Lewis Add. to Medford .. 10 George W. Morris to Georgo L. Bush, W. D. to lot in Woolen add. to Ashland 10 Mike Lucas to Theodore Mar tinez, W. D. to lot 3, blk. "F" Talent 1 Agatha A. Men-ley, ot al to J. A. Westerlund, W. D. to N. . 90 feet lots 13. 14, 15, 16, " blk. 44, Medford 4500 Abby Kendall Thomas to Alta Naylor, et al, W. D, to lots 6, 7, blk. 45, Medford 6000 Good Help In Summer Indigestion causes worry, nervous ness, sick headaches, biliousness, coat ed tongue, bad breath,, bloating, gas, constipation and constant distress. Henry C. Thorne, 1002 Harrison Ave., Boston, Mass., writes: "Since taking Foley Cathartic Tablets I feel fine.' They cleanse the bowels, sweeten the stomach and -Invigorate the liver. Cause no pain, no nausea. No habit forming just a good, wholesome physic. Sold everywhere. Adv. ADVERTISING RATE3 . - Classified Two cents word first Insertion;- one cent -word each subsequent insertion. . Locals lOo Una per Insertion; by the week, 7 times, 5c per Una per day. In both cf above count 6 words to a line unless long words, and then 5 words to a line. .Count For ale, Wanted, etc., also each initial,; telephone number, etc., are counted as a word. . Display 35 to 60c per inch per Insertion. : 1 ' - V . Ratos cash In advance. - -- - - 0D MEDFORD . GRANTS PASS - BARGAIN IN BUSINESS j; mXFWTIOXKHY, TOI!ACX, LKiHT OKOCEUIEH, MAHOG. AX Y BAR AXI HACK BAR, lovely booths, beautifully decorated, music and dancing room. Elegant fixturif). Doing nice business. Owner will surrifice. Small Investment will consider some (raile. FOUR-SITE SALES AGENCY Medford Building, Medford, Oregon 4-MOOT TOWNS ' ' ' i . ' Q 1922 By NL FEATURE W' ' " 62? HELP WANTKI) MALE WANT&D Men lor construction work on irrigation project near Medford. Wages $3.60 per day for eight hours. WANTED Itanch hand. James Camp bell. Phone 17-F-21. t WANTfcO Men. Highway camp. Mer lin. Wages $3.00 per day, board $1. 87 WANTUD Men for woods. Sawmill. lumber yard and box factory. Good opportunities for advancement for Btendy men. Fruitgrowers Supply Co., Hilt, Cnllf. WANTED Man for orchard work. Phono 597-J-3. - WANTED HKLP FEMALE' WAITED Woman for house work. 1'iione s (O-a.. . . . . i. .so- WANTED A reliable woman for gen eral housework. Apply 15 Geneva St. Phone 817., 89 HELP WANTED Mnlo and Fenutlo WANTED Our sales force are mak ing from $5.00 to $15.00 dally.'. Have a steady position at home or to trav el for one man and woman. See Mr. Gates, Hotel Holland, from 5 p. in. to 8 p. m. - 86 WANTED Apple- thinners. Meet Ford track Davidson s Cigar Store, cor. Main and Fir Sis., 6:30.a. m. 88 WANTED Married couple for ranch work; no children. Mail Tribune, Box 100. tf WANTED Thinnors., Must bo experi enced. G. E. Marshall. Phono 1 1 ii-.l 85' WANTED Man and wife to cook for rancli and work on ranch; good wages; fine proposition for right party. Call 25-F-7, Eagle Point after 6:00 p. m. 87 WANTED Apple thinners, long job, good place to camp. Thirty cents per hour. Butte Creek Orchard. Phone 10-F-ll, Eagle Point. 85 WANTED IHlSUfcliLANEOTJS WANTED Will pay cash for ; hides and pelts. Johnson Produce . Co., 241 N. Fir St. Phone 97. 109 WANTED To buy twolhorse frosno. Phone 314-Y. . ' 88 WANTED Royal Anne cherries.' In quire phone 94 or 730-Y, Rogue River Valley Canning Co. ; , 87 WANTED Client wants $.1000 for three years at six per cent; gilt edge real estate security. Bennett Invest ment Co. tf WANTED If you have any of our ice cream packers please - phone us. Thank you. Snider Dairy & Pro. Co. ,85 WANTED To buy $2000 or $3000 Lib erty bonds. Address H R, care Mail Tribune. . , tf WANTED To buy thirty hogs about 80 lbs. 597-J-3. tf WANTED Second-hand sacks. Bring them in and turn the., into cash. Monarch Seed Co., 317 E. Main. WANTED 260 lawn mower owners to have their mowers sharpened. Lib erty Repair Shop. 80 WANTED Modern 6 or 8 room house on or near paving. P. O. Box 1094. Medford. tf WANTED House moral and re pairing. Phone 488-M or 488-X. tf FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Modern furnished apart , rrient. 315 N. Bartlett. tf FOR RENT Furnished 5 room apart ment with kitchen, Bleeping porch, bath and shower bath. 104 W. Sixth St. Phone 728-R or 134- . 81 FOR RENT Housekeeping apart ments. Riverside Apartments. Phone 257-J. 217 S. Riverside. 87 OR RENT July 1st, hirn.shcd apart ment, Including hot and cold water, gas for cooking, nice and cool apart ment. Apply Mail Tribune building. tf ASHLAND KLAMATH FALLS C BOtTT&fCRJf OREGON FOK IIE.VT MMHSKKKEKINQ KOOM9 PC) It K10NT- Housekeeping rooms. S. Central. FOlt KENT HOUSES FOR KENT Unfurnished 3 room house, modern. 425 S. Onkdale. 86 FOR RUNT Four room bungalow, furnished. 604 Clark. 85 FOR RENT Modern unfurnished five room cottage. Adults. Inquire 216 S. Riverside. 85 FOR RENT Houses. Brown & White. tf FOR RENT Why rentT Buy Medtord Home. Pay like rent. Gold Ray : Realty Co. ... FOR RENT House, three rooms and bath. Also garage for one car, close In. Call 915. FOR RUNT FfRNISHED R(XMS FOR RENT Sleeping and housokoep Ing.roonis; also single housekeeping room. 15 N. Grape. FOlt RENT Ifuruishod sleeping rooms, hot and cold water, garage in connection. 124 King St., one block from Library. FOR EXCHANGE FOR TRADE Have an eight room furnished apartment house in Port land, Oregon, centrally locatod, want to exchange for small country home near Medford or Central Point.' In quire Box 76, Central Point, Oregon. .84 MONEY' TO XAN BONDS BOUGHT AND 80LD Monoy loaned and good ranches for Bale by J. B. Andrews, luvoBtment Broker, 31 N. Grape St. Phone 63-M. .- FARM . MORTGAGES Medtord Farm Loan Association. F.i P. Farrell, Secy.-Treas., 220 W. Main. St BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES WANTED Live-wire partner with some capital. Must know advertis ing. Box 44, Mail Tribuno. - - - tf FOR SALE Tho busiest shop In town, on account of leaving. Phone 261-J. FOR SALE Grocery store. For better information write or see Herman t Odone, Grenada Hotel, Calif. 88 FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Automobile, Chalmers, 6-30, 1919. Fin? condition. Good tlresi Price 860. phone 214. 87 FOR SALE-7-1918 Ford truck, ready to work, $175. Terms given. See Ray Toft, King St. Garage. . FOR SALE POULTRY AND EGGS FOR SALE 17 Tancred pullets three months old, thrifty. Bargain if taken nt once.' Call mornings before ten. 920 S. Central, Medtord. . 85 FOR SALE Now taking orders for brooding cockerels. Imperial mating. Also year old Royals, all trupnested. Order now and get some ot the heHt stock on the coast. White Wing Poultry Farm, Phono 9-F-ll. . 87 FOR SALE R. I. Red eggs lor hatch ing. DeVoe's. FOR SALE IjrVESTOCK FOR SALE Cheap, Dandy work horso 1200 lbs. Phojie 691-R-l. . ; FOR , SALE Fresli young Durham cow. Phone 314-Y. 86 FOR SALE A few good milk cows to gether with well established milk route. Box 10, Mail Tribuno. s& FOR SALE Fine family Jersey cow. Phone 28-J-3. FOR SALE Cow, heavy milker, four years old. J. B. Yarbrougli, Griffin Creek. , , 89 FOR SALE Puppies, Australian sb,e- herdB, real beauties. Phone 691-R-l. TOR SALE Two good milk., cowh cheap. W. A. Skelton, Jacksonville. - , 87 FOR SALEr-Pcrcheron team weight 900- lbs. 'J. R. McCracken, Talent, Ore. Phone ll-F-2. 85 FOR .SALE Cheap, dandy Buddie nnny. absolutely gentle. Phone 691-R-l. " 92 FOR SALE 12 A-l fresh milk cows; niso yea.- old Jersey bull. Will sell separately. M. Walsh, 1 mile NE of Medford on Crater Lake roan. t.' iYSTElWJWICElO; I rvs u rarvee 0 1 rwestmerds yf0 ... M. P. BCHMTT1. Hfl. t Pbnm IWI Mbertir Bid KOIt SAI.K KKAI. ESTATE Ft) It SALE Woil Improved 35 acre apple and pear orchard. Fair price, long terms. For lease in connection 25 acres aitalfa. Address Owner, care Mail Tribune. SS FOR SALE Houses and bungalows. furnished or unfurnished; niso acreage. Insurance. C. S. Bntterfiold, Medford National Bank Bldg., Phone 389. " FOR SALE Bearing penr and apple orchards Bncritlced at $iuu acre anil up, 1 acre tracts and up. EnBy terms. Near highway. Gold Hay Realty Co Phone 728-R or 134-Y. . FOR SALK Good 40f- acre stock and grain nuich cheap. , Address Owner, caro Mail Tribune. 88 FOR SALE OR TRADE 11 room fur nished house close in, fine location, nice home and good income. Bargain. Must soil. Phone 403 -M. ' 88 FOR SALE Propertv 227 fi. Ninth, end ot S. Bartlott. P. O. Box 619. 97 FOR SALE Home. 806 W. Main. 86 FOB SALE MIHUICrjlANEOUa FORSALE Detroit Vapor stove, three lmrners Inquire at Paul's Electric Store. 87 FOR SALE typewriter with key set demical tabulator. Medford Book Store. - 86 FOR SALE Sheep. See Will Gentry, one mile east of Tolo. Also wants pasture for sfceop. 90 FOR SALIC Hemstitching and plcot ing attachment fits any machine. Price $2.00. Economy Sales Co., 603 N. Fir St. .Phone 27S-M. - 88 FOR SALE Sideboard, beds, chairs, tables, kitchen cabinet and rango. 403-M. , 88 FOR SALE First class grain hay, $10 ton in field. Phone 534-W. 87 FOR SALE First class hay In field, ten dollars. Jack Martin, Coleman Creek. 85 FOR SALE Piano. Write P. O. Box 675, Medford, for particulars. 85 FOR SALE Motorcycles and bicycles at 526 N. Front St. Call evenings. 86 FOR SALE Wade gas dragsaw In good condition, cheap. Call 650-M. - 87 FOR SALE Cheap, William and Mary dining room suite. 45 Ross Court, 962-Y. - FOR SALE One Kirstcn one-man stump puller. E. Renshaw. 87 FOR SALE Cook stove. 117 Cottage St. 85 FOR SALE Choap, one 3-h. p. Fairbanks-Morse gns engine practically new. F. E. Merrick, Nat Bldg. . tf FOlt SALE $35, MajesUo range with coil. 705-R. 314 S. Holly. FOR SALE Shelving, counter, Bhow cases, all other fixtures reasonably. 2( S. Front St. Phone 95. McCukiton & McMurrny. tf FOR SALE--Good Philadelphia lawn mower. May bo seen at 607 S. Holly St. . tf FOR SALE 100 tons- good clean high- grade coal, .$14 a ton at bin. Air compressors and jack hammers R. R. V. Canal Co. ' FOR SALE A-No. 1 clean alfalfa hay. Order you winter's supply. Elinor Hanley Bush. Phone 902. 826 E. Main. tf BUSINESS mKKCTORY Abstractors MURRAY BR08. St VAN VORIS Abstracts of Title. Rooms 3 and 6, No.; 22 North Central Ave., up ' stairs. ' Jnrkfton County ABSTRACT CO., The only complote Tl tlo System in Jucbsos County. , Abstracts of Title and ; Tlllo Insurance. Arehtce FRANK C. CLARK 219 W. Main St Phone 841-.!. Attorneys O. C. BOOGS Lawyer. Specializes In Real Estate and Probate Law. 3U North Central Ave. - PORTER J. N E F F A ttorn ey-a t-lnw , rooms 8 and 9, Medford National Bank Building. A. E.i REAMES Lawyer, office In Liberty Building. E. E. KELLY Lawynr. Resumed prac tice of law. Office with Porter J Neff, Medford Natl Bank Bldg. llllii BUSINESS DIRECTORY Building Materials MEDFORD CEMENT BRICK A BLOCK WORKS Specialize in all kinds of cement building products. Cor. Fir and Tenth Streets. Chiropractic ThyslcUn - DR. HAP.VEY P. COLEMAN Chiro practic and Electro-Therapy. 427 28 Medford Bldg, Phone 865. tf DR. A. R. HEDGES Neo-Eclectlo Physician. DR. LOUISE E. HEDGES Naturopathic Chlro practlr. Mechano-Therapy, Spon ' dylotherapy, Food Sciences, Chiro practic. Office: Stewart Bldg, 235 E. Main St. Phones: Office, 170; Res. 170-J-2. , DR. ' M. W. HOFFMAN Chlropractlo Physician. Office hrs. 9 to42, 2 to 5. Suite 203-04-05-06, Liberty Building, Convalescent Home CONVALESCENT HOME, facing lithia park, Ashland Milk and Rest Cure; also take doctors' patients and give best of care. ' Torms reasonable. Mrs. W. M. Harbor, 153 Granite St. Expert Accountant -- WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M. Wl son, O. P. A. Attention given ta anything In Accounting and Inn come Tax requirements. Look lnt our simplified accounting method) Liberty Bldg., Medford. Phou 157-R. . , i Farm Voani ROGUE RIVER FARM LOAN ASS'N Loans to pay mortgages and foi agricultural. Attorney E. H. Hurd, Secy.-Treaa.. 411 Medford Bids; : i Osteopaths . ' , I R. F. O? CARLO W, DlC EVA MAINlJ CARLOW--Osteopathlc Physicians, 416-418 Liberty Bldg. Phoni 904-J-2. Residence 26 S. Laurel St, DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopatb.lt PnyBlclan. Special attention given to eye, ear, nose and throat. 80 Liberty building. Phone 49S. -Physicians aaVI Hargeoasl T. O. HEINE, M. D. Physician and Surgeon. Specialty, Eye, EarNoe and Throat, Glasses scientifically fitted and properly adjusted, Office 314-316 Liberty Bldg., cor. Grape aud Main Sts. -. - "V - DR.. J. J. EMMONS Physician and Surgeon. Practice limited to eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glasses sup- . plied. Oculist and Aurlst for 8'. P. R. R. Co., Medford Bldg. Phone 607. . ' i- DR. WM. , W. P. HOLT Physician and - Surgeon. Offices - Medford Bldg. Phone 1C6. Residence 118 Genesee St. Phone 165-J-2. DR. A. BURSELL Physician and Surgeon, 312 to 314 Medford Bldg, Entrance 35 N. Central.' Special attention to spine. Phone 29. - . . Piano Instructions FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher of Piano and Harmony. Composing, Arranging. Studio 318, Liberty Bldg. . Phone 72. ', . , .1 SADIE E.; LACY Piano instructor. Special work for children. Studio 301 Liberty Bldg. Phone 157-J. 88 r 1 . - - Printers and Publishers MEDFORD PRINTING CO., has the ' best .equipped printing office la Southern Oregon. Book binding, loose leaf ledgors, billing systems, etc. Portland prices, 27 N. Fir St. " Rng Weaving MEDFORD FLUFF RUG WORKS make3 fluff rugs from old and worn carpets and rugs. . Phone 610-M. 706 Pine St. Transfer EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE) CO. Office 42 North Front St. Phone 815. Prices right. Service guar - anteed.- . ' " DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE) CO. Anything moved day or ' night.- Service guaranteed. 29 8 Grape. Phone: Office 144, or Upholstering 1 J. WE1S Upholstery. Manufacturer of overstuffed furniture. Full line of materials. Draperies made to order. We do all kinds of upholster ing. We deliver and will call and show Baiuples. i'houo 202, Jackson ville, Ore. ' Jfrateac Barrfca Pfejgl 7 , Larson.