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A week ago Judge Cardner spoke
at the Chamber of Commerce forum
and reviewed the road work that hud
been,' accomplished during the past
by means of county, state and federal
funds. He called attention to the
necessity of completing the one road
that means more to the Rogue River
valley in a commercial way than any
other, being the road leading to Klam
ath and Lake counties.
It will take some $75,000 to complete
this and as Klamath county has had
contracts let for this road connecting
up the same at the Jackson county
line It behooves us to see that our
portion of the road Is built. The state
highway commission will cooperate in
this on a fifty-fifty basis.
Whenever socallod state roads aro
completed, the state highway coimniv
slon assumes responsibility in main
taining them. When this road to
Klamath Falls is finished and the
bridge at Gold Hill is completed, the
state then will pay all maintenance
coat.
In considering the forum recom
mendation the directors investigated
the possible effect the $100,000 bond
issue would have on the completion
of the Crater Lake highway. Upon
bolhs assured thut sufficient funds
remain to complete this highway the
directors of the Medford Chamber
of Commerce took the same action
that was taken by the Ashland Cham
ber and endorsed the bond issue as a
necessary means to complete two
highways and refleve the county of
tho expense of repairs to same.
In taking this action the directors
took Into consideration that this bond
issuo-wlll not increase taxes ns $100,
000 bonds will lie retired in 1923 and
if the bonds full to carry that the
county authorities would have tu
complete the road out of general road
funds leaving the county without
means to do any work of the Butte
Falls and other roads improvement
work now partially completed.
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"The $5 Baby", Rialto
Viola 'Dana never appeared in a
more amusing role than she does in
"The Five Dollar Baby," the new
Photoplay which was shown yesterday
at,1 the Rialto theatre. It is a screen
version of Irvin S, ' Cobb's short story
which appeared in the Saturday Even
ing Post. An enthusiastic; audience
greeted its first showing.
Miss Dana appears in the role of a
girl who has been reared from Infancy
by a Jewish pawnbroker, Uncle Ben.
She is shown at two periods of her
life. First she appears as a girl of
thirteen, continually in mischief and.
always Indulging In tomboy pranks.
Later, after her return from boarding
school, she is seen as a charming miss,
with a vivacious personality.
I
"Hurricane's Gal" Scores
Swiftly 'moving drama, packed with
punch and thrills; enacted by a star
and cast of exceptional calibre.
' That describes "Hurricane's Gal,"
a First National attraction produced
by Allen Holubar and starring Dorothy
- Phillips, which began a three day en
gagement at the Page theatre yester
day. It Is a "big" picture in every
way, ond no doubt will, draw big
houses at every performance.
.?' Hurricane's Gay" is a story of the
bounding main, with Miss Phillips cast
: as' Lola.
The action is intense and - rapid.
PERL FUNERAL HOJfE
At Tour Service Day or Night
lafonutlon Cordially Glvea
Cor. 8th d 0klle
ice Berries. Phone 7
UP FATHER
with schooners, torpedo boat destroy
ers, airplanes and hydroplanes taking
part. The production is filled with
gripping suspense, and it will live long
in the memory of those fortunuto
enough to see it.
Robert Ellis plays opposite Miss
Phillips, and others in the cast are
Wallace Beery, Gertrude Astor, James
O. Barrows, Jack Donovan, Frances
Raymond and Wm. Along.
Better pick up some of the print
paper on rolls for wrapping goods and
save money. Comes with cores In It
to fit roll paper racks. Much cheaper
than wrapping paper. tf
Call for Bids
Bids are requested by tho Board of
Directors of School District No. 49,
for the erection of a piny Bhed 60x90
ft. at tho Washington School. Plans
and specifications are on view at the
office of the Clerk, High School Build
ing. Bids should be submitted by 4
o'clock ihursday afternoon, November
ath. The Hoard reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 49.
196
Order
In the County Court of tho State of
Oregon, for Jackson County.
In the matter of the Guardianship of
Francis George Clausing, Arthur
Roland Clausing and Walter Orvill
Clausing, Minors.
To Francis George Clausing, Artiiur
Roland Clausing and Walter Orvill
Clausing, Minors, and to George F.
Clausing, guardian of said minors, and
next of kin thereof, and to George F.
Clausing.
You, and each of you, are hereby or
dered and cited to appear before the
undersigned Judge, In the court room
of said Judge, in the court house at
Jacksonville, Jackson County, Oregon,
at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. on Mon
day, the fourth day of Decomber, A. D.
1922, and then and there show cause,
if any there be, why a license should
not be given to the said George F.
Clausing, guardian of the Bald minor
children, and their estate, to sell the
following described real property,
lying and being in Jackson County,
Oregon, belonging to the said minor
children, to-wlt:
Lot numbered 4 in Block numbered
17 or the! city (formerly town) of Med
ford, Oregon; also beginning 25 feet
north of the southwest corner of Lot
5 in Block 3, west Medford, as design
ated upon the plat of said sub-division
now of record In the office of the coun
ty recorder of Jackson County, Oregon,
HELP WANTED FEMALE
WANTED Woman or high school girl
for housework; two In family. Phone
24-X. ' 195
WANTED Experienced cook and sec
ond maid; good wages. Telephone
741. 195
WANTED Housekeeper. 330 S. Fir.
' ... 190
WANTED Stenographer, general
merchandise, phonograph and piano
saies people, i . u. kox iuhi.
Riverview Park
FOR SALE Beautiful river front lots and acreage tracts overlooking Rogue river in one
of the most scenic districts along this wild and turbulent stream in RIVERVIEW PARK
five' minutes drive from Gold Hill and just off the Paved Highway. Select your lot at once.
25 lots fronting on the high river bank and the river front Boulevard, to be constructed at
once. All under irrigation; the best of soil for garden purposes. All lots 100 feet and over,
frontage, and 150 to oyer 400 feet in depth at prices of $250 to $350 each and terms very
reasonable; only 5 on deferred payments. Acreage tracts in the natural wild, overlook
ing the river, are very desirable for home sites poultry farms and fruit growing all more
or less wooded some with beautiful groves. All very fine free soil and all having a mag
nificent view of river and mountains, at the following prices :
6 tracts of 2.2 to 2,5 acres each for $250.00 each
5 tracts of 2.2 acres each for 200.00 each
2 tracts of 7.3 acres each for 350.00 each
I tract of 2.8 acres for 350.00
1 tract of 3.3 acres for 300,00
1 tract of 9:5 acres for. ; , 600.00
Very attractive tearms; only 5 interest on deferred payments.
Just North of Gold Hill Bridge.
Opening Sale on the Property NOVEMBER 9, 10, 11 AND 12
J.
Medford, Oregon
MEDFORD -MATE TRIBUNE,
and running thence east 1S9 feet;
thence north 1US feet; thence west 189
feet; thence south ICS feet to the
place of beginning, all being in Jack
son County, Oregon.
In witnoss whereof, I have hereunto
WANTED SITUATIONS
WANTED Bookkeeping to do, cither
steady work or few hours. Salary
reasonable. Box 35, Mail Tribune.
199
WANTED Housework by hour, phone
325-W. 19li
WANTED Position as working house
keeper. Box M J, Mall Tribune. 190
WANTED Cooking, porter, chamber
work or any kind of work. It.
Yakota, Tel. Central Point. 19s
WANTED By experienced woman,
housework, or nursing, by hour.
Phone 956-L. 200
WANTED Plowing with tractor.
Phone 407-X. 194
WANTED Plain sewing by the piece.
Mrs. Sample, phone 886-Y. 19S
WANTED Wood to saw. Call 452-J.
195
For Sale or Exchange for Property
or for Touring Cars
J Two-ton Nash truck in first class condition.
1 One-ton Ford Truck.
1 1920 Ford Sedan.
J 1023 Ford Sedan, late type, never driven.
1 1010 Uodgo Koadster.
0. V. MYERS MOTOR CO.
Valley Garngo
GIVEN
80 acres Bungalow Barn Silo Orchard given away,
owner asks Is that you buy his water right at what it is worth.
. , ...... , J", ij,fv.10
This water right is out of Tablo Rock district. Abundance of
water. 50 acres under ditch. Very finest of Alfalfa and gardon
land. Part in alfalfa, part in grain. 10 acres in orchard. Orchard
alone worth price of place. 6-room bungalow, fire place, electric
lights, phone, good well. Barn 50x70 feet. Silo. Hog houses; other
outbuildings. Running water, near Table Rock school. Beautiful
oak grove. A gentleman's home. ' ,
J. O. BARNES
Phone 784-L Nasi, ;notci Corner
WANTED WANTED
TOWN PROPKRTV Wo want town property, .1, 4, 5 rooms priced
right and on easy terms. ' ' '
RANCH PROPERTY Close to town, we wont tracts of 1 ucre to 10
acres or more, improved or unimproved.
SEE IS TODAY
FOUR-SITE SALES AGENCY
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES INSURANCE
, Medford Building, Medford
i i
W. DRESSLER
. ,. Gold Hill Bank, Gold Hill, Oregon
MEDFOTCD ORKfiOX.
net mv liuml nml ennoo.l r
the County Court of Juckson Count v.
Oregon, to be horoto affixed, all on
this 4th day of November, A. D. 1922.
County Judge.
(Soul of County Court)
HELP WAJTTKU MALE
WANTED We want to got In commu
nication with a practical placer min
ing foreman, one who is capable nnd
can get results. Address Yellow
Metal Mining Co., La Grande, Ore.
. 190
WANTED Box makers. Apply Ore
gon Growers Packing Corporation.
Rosoburg, Oregon.
WANTED Minert, gardeners, sawmill
men, loggers and wood cutters on
shares. Gold Ray Realty Co. tf
FOR KENT MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT Garage at 1103 W. Tenth
St. Phone 82. t(
FOR RENT Ranch. Phone E. N
Campbell 604-R. 195
FOR RENT Bearing orchards, alfalfa,
grain and stock ranches, some irri
gated, some on shares. Gold Ray
Realty Co. Phone 728-R. tf
AWAY
All
IQXDAV. NOVKMl'.KR 0,
, WANTED maucojliANKOUS
WANTED Folding chairs, 50 or less.
Phono 411-R-l. 201
WANTED TO RENT A piano in good
condition. Give make and price.
Address R. W. R., Mail Tribune, tf
WANTED Room, with stove, for light
Housekeeping, near cannery; widow
lady. Address Box 163, Central
Point, Ore. 195
WANTED House moving nnd repair
ing, mono 4Sa-.u or 48S-X.
WANTED Chimney sweeping, fur
nace cleaning nnd eves cleaning
First class work. Stoeplo-Juck.
Phone 9SS, 199
WANTED Socond-hnnd horse dump
hay rake. Phono 671-R-l. 19S
WANTED See Rhoads for window
cleaning, houseclcanlng, floor wax
ing and polishing, odd jobs and jani
tor work, l'rlcos right, satisfaction
assured. Phone 705-W. 191
WANTED Tractor plowing, guaran
tee good work. Prices reasonable.
Phone 437-H. 190
WANTED Small house I can buy like
rent. X23 enre Tribune.
WANTED Automobiles, household
furniture, tnlklng machines, pianos,
records, reaj es'.ate nnd personnl
or real property of all kinds. Will
buy, sell or trndo for anything. Gold
Trading Center, No. 15 N. Grape St.,
next to Farmers & Fruitgrowers
Bank. Phono 465-J. tf
FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT Room, bath adjoining,
one-half block from library. Gentle
man only. Phono 69. 195
FOR RENT Sleeping room with bath,
322 S. Riverside. Phone 401-J. 197
FOR RENT Sleeping rooms, hot and
cold water, also storage for cars and
j trucks. 124 King St.
FOR RENT Large comfortable sleep
ing room with bath privileges. 325
S. Riverside Ave. tf
WHY NOT?
PATRONIZE AN
INDEPENDENT
SERVICE
STATION
Our prices are the same
FREE CRANK CASE
SERVICE
Quality Oils
JONES &
KIRKPATRICK
Next to Nat.
$ TALKS!
The Best Used Cars
in Town
PEERLESS TOl'ltl.VU
Wcstingliousn Shock Absorbers, Wind
Deflectors, llumiH-rH, Spot Light, 0
Wiro Wheels, i Tires, New I'ulnt.
1018 Sedan, now palm fS:ir0.00
1021 Overland. New .paint, new tire
9:100.00
IlKIO Touring. Starter, f Heihiiiilcd.
101T Tourings Completely over
turn I cm.
1010 Touring. Overhauled.
1020 Chlv ftiSS.t.OO
lOliO Truck. Ktnrter nnd stake hotly
f 100.00
Studrbakcr 0 1018 $250.00
Overland 11)13 $10.00
C.L GATES AUTO CO.
Don't Forget the Armistice Day
Celebration, .'Medford, November 11
1 022
By George McManusi
FOR K K SI nntJSKS
FOR RENT Houses. Brown & White.
tf
FOR KENT YirMtSKKKKlUNCI
ROOMS
l'"0;: HKNT Purnlshcd housL'keopintr
v una. 4:15 S. Kir St. 1'JT
FOR UKV II iisukeeiilnB apartment
U1J N. liurtlotu 193
FOR U 'N'T Hoo-iokePMlnK
310 N. U.t, licit.
rooms,
FOR RKN'T l.lxiu h iiiHol;cciliiB suite
men only. 113 S. Fivnt St.' 1"S
FOR HUNT Two furnished roma f"r
llshl huusokciilns. 511 S. Ccntnl
Ave. 190
FOR TRADE Team of mules for car.
Phone HI, Central Point. 19G
O business- ornniTcrNiTira
FOR SALE Hhori Repair Imslnrau in
southern Oregon town. Invoice
price. Write 11, .Mall Tribigie. l!)G
FOUND
FOUND 1'ocltutb'iuk containing; some
currency. Owner can liavo mime by
proving property mi l paying Lr th's
ad. Phono 40S-J u. ' ' lU j
LOST On North Pacific highway.
handlmK and Binall puisj. irnssis
nnd chanse. Return t.) Trllmin
please. 190
LOST Small enrrliiK with square
crystal stone, on Main or drops St.s.
Return to Mull Tribune office. SCO
LOST In Evans creek district, f x
hound, white with black markings
Information rewarded. Claudo Ml'cs.
Hittson Motors, Medford. Ill")
FOR SALIC AimMomi.l
FOR SALE Trade eld automobiles
for new. Ponnigor Trading Center,
next to Farmers & Fruitgrower
Dank, 15 N. Grcpe St. Phone 4('-.l
tf
FOR 8ALK LrVKSTOCK
FOR SALE Eleven head leader pli?s,
weight about 90 lbs. Phone S-R-"i.
197
FOR SALE Young saddle maro and
saddle, electric or gas hoist. Inquire
15 N. Grape St. tr
FOR SALE Six beautiful frosh milk
cows. Walsh's place, one mile NE
of Medford on Crntor Lake road. 212
for sale nosres
FOR SALE Must sell; nttractlvo five
ro:;m bungalow, modern except heat.
Threo lots, gamgo, chicken house,
wo'id Iioiih!!. Terms. Seo owner.
Phono IHS-Y. 220
FOR SALE Attractive five room
. modern homo, close in. corner lot,
nice lawn, trees. See owner, 24.1 N.
lyy. 197
FOR SALIC RKAL KSTATK
FOR SALE Rent or trade 160 acres.
Would assume from S10G0 to $2500.
G. F. Kincholoe, 037 Pino. 198
FOR SALE Hearrng orchards, alfalfa,
grain and stock ranches, somo irri
gated, 5 to 20 years time. Gold Ray
' Realty Co. Phone 72R.R. tf
USED CAR
BARGAINS
Overland
Touring
SACRIFICE FOR QUICK
SALE.
BUSY CORNER
MOTOR CO.
Main and Riverside
Medford, Ore. .
99Q099O99O90Q99O0009099OM
PAflK FTVff
FOR SALE REAli ESTATE
FOR SALE 2S0 here logged ofitkfe
hind near Butte Falls; will aellw
cheap ond give t"rms. Big Pines SS&
Lumber Co.
FOR SALE Houbos ana bungalows.
furnished or unfurnished; alsofC;
auitage. insurance. C. S. Butterflold, BR. ;
Meaiora national uank tliag., pnonejf
38U.
F(V: SALE House nnd garage on
loo f.ot corner lot close In on pave
ment, $1!:100, small payment down,
balance like rent. See owner on
property, 203 N. Cirape. 201
KOI! 8.1 LK MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Four work horses, two
pack horses, two pack saddles, two
tents, two cows, mowing machine,
rake, two-bottom plow, sprlngtootb.
spike harrow, two sheep dogs thor
oughly broken. L. F. Pickett, Cen
tral Point. 197
FOR SALE From my prize winning
stock S. C. It. I. Reds, cocks and
cockerels, ciicap. 705 Penn Ave.,
Ashland, Ore. 19i!
FOR SALE Marshal & Wendell piano
' Ai .. .... ..1:;.. I.......- ' 1..
F. tiiitluio, phone 232 Jacksonville.
200
FOR BALE Heater. Phone 371-W.
' 19S
FOR SALE Ifttrtz Mountain singer
canaries. Mrs. is. . E. Hemuhlll
It!di!lo, Oregon. 197
QAT.l.' Un,lap,unn,l K-nowrltAr In
splendid condition. Prlco ?50. Call
7J, Central Point. 200
FOR SALE Spitzenburg culls 35c Kr
cox. Conner s Packing House. 199
SALE Sourkraut 75c per gallon,
llrlnq: your pall. Rogue River Apiary,
phen-j 103-X-2. 199
FOR SALE Pure breo Faverollo
1 cockerels; also Giant Bronze tur-
1 Ooker Butte road. 196
FOR SALE First class alfalfa hay,
any amount. Phone 591-R-l. 21S
FOR SALE Winter Pearmain apples.?
Phono 201-X, Arnold. 195
FOR SALE Blue Persinn kitten; nice
for u child, phone 390-L. '
FOR SALE Wheat hay near Beagle.;
Can be fed on place. Phone Med
ford 650, or write P. O. Box 1072.
Modford. 195.
FOR SALE Huzz saw, 150 cash, or
will trade for wood, cordwood pre
ferred. Call at 428 Hamilton St. 197
FOR SALE Two set of double har.
noss. Valley Fuel Co.
FOR SALE Cabbage for kraut. Phone
1SS-W. C. M. Parker. 195
FOR SALE Mission grapes, 3c pound.
J. A. Manke, cast of Jacksonville,
udjoinlng Clancy orchard. 195
FOR SALE Fresh grape Julco while1
it lasts, $1.00 per gallon at Soda-'
Works. Phone 22-R. ' i
FOR SALE Everybody buys cheaper'
from owners than agents, all kinds,
of phonographs and pianos, both new
und old. Gold Trading Center and,
Music House (owners), 15'N. Grapo
St., noxt to Farmers & Fruitgrowers 1
Bank. . ,
FOR SALE Apples. Get them of
Rogers on old Brown place on Crater
Lako road, adjoining town. 50 cents
per box und up. Phone 865-W. 195
FOR SALE 80 Hcres alfalfa pastnr.
age for sheep. 801 East Main. Phone
513-L. tf
FOR SALE Vlctrolas, Brunswicks
and Pathe talking machines and
records and pianos. Will buy or sell:
or exchange talking machines, rec
ords and pianos. Music Shop, No.i
15 N. Grape St. Phone 405-J. ;
FOR SALE First class hunting coat.
John A. Perl. Phone 47. tf:
FOR SALE Trade old records, phono
graphs and pianos for new. Gold
Music Shop, next to Farmers &
Fruitgrowers Bank, 16 N. Grape SLi
Phone 4C5-J. : tf
FOR SALE Trade everything you'
don't want for everything you do
want. Gold Trading Center, next to
Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank, 15'
N. Grape St. Phone 465-J. tf.
FOR SALE Two General Electrio
motors, 35 h. p., 40 degree 60 cycla.j
2200 voltage, complete with compen-i
sators. 1 Tacoma logging engine,'
10x15 with line. Big Pines Lumber
Co.
Auditing Accounting ;
jf lr3uraicc irwestmenJsJ .
M. P. BCHaUTT :
Bnil floor Mcirl Bid
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