Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 11, 1922, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextBRINGING I: WELL -WHAT HAVE YOU ,OT-THAT lb WD TO EAT i 7? :?2J 1 i' A SECOND SIK! -CCARPENTIER GO -i SEEMS CERTAIN PARIS, Dec. 1 1 A second Cnrpen-tler-SIki fight seems to bo a certainty according to Le. Journal, which polntH out that President llosseau of the boxing federation is inclined to bo. clement toward the Senegalese, ''I will box Siki under any con dition at a dato to be fixed upon ray return to Paris this evennig," Ciir pentier telegraphed Lo Journal from Brighton, England, last night. Please say that to beat Siki would he the greatest Joy of my life, the telegram said. It added that Georges was to get the opinion of surgeons as to the condition of his hands which were Injured in his bout with Siki. A report Is current that Siki has disappeared, but neither his friends or the police Rcem unduly alarmed. The newspapers suggest that ho has been spirited away from the clutches of interviewers. Siki offered today to deny in per ' osn that he had committed suicide ( or that ho had been thrown into the Eelne, as had been widely reported. Siki was limping painfully In his right leg as he left his suburban home and walked to the city gate, where he entered an automobile and disappeared.. He avoided any expla-' nation of the cause of his limp, . which apparently accounted for rc- ports that he had been thrown into the river. - The Senegalese was absent yester day and today from his usual hauts in 'the neighborhood of the Avenue Orleans. His wife explained that he stayed hoir.e Sunday to play with his dog. PORTLAND, Ore.,- Dec. 1 1. Chas. Eckcrt, right handed pitcher, has hcen purchased from the Philadel phia Americans by the Portland club of tho Pacific Coast league. CHICAGO, Deo. 11. K. M. Landis, commissioner of baseball today denied reinstatement to George (Buck) Weaver, former star third baseman of the Chicago White Sox. Weaver was one of those dropped as a result of tho scandal in which it was charged cer tain , baseball players and outsiders plotted to throw the 1919 world's series championship to Cincinnati: - Market News Livestock : t . s PORTLAND, Dec. 11. Cattle: Cows and heifers 50c higher; steers fully 75c higher; receipts 1645! choice, steers $7.007.50; medium to good .6.507.00; fair to medium $5.75(S6.50; common to fair $4.25 G.75;cholce -heifers $4.5005.00; cholco cows and heifers $4.505.00; medium to good $4.0004.50; fair to medium $3.504.0O; common cows, $2.603.50; canners $1,500-2.50; bulls $3.00(4.25; choice feeders 5.005.50; fair to good $4.00 5.00", choice dairy calves $8.00 8. B0; prime light $8.00S.50; me dium light $7.508.00; heavy $4.00 7.50. . Hogs 25c higher on top end; rest steady; receipts 2425. Prima light, $9 009.50; smooth heavy 230 to 300 lbs. $8.009.00; smooth heavy 300 lbs. and up $8.509.00; rough heavy $8.0007.50; fat pigs $8.60 9.00; feeders $8.B09.00; stags sub ject to dockage $4.0000.00. Sheep steady; receipts 92 8. East PERL FTTKERAIi HOME .'7 . ? i 8.1 At Tour Btnnhm Dr or Night Infornutlnn IXirdlnll GlTea Cor. Sib awl OtJkdala -- IO UP FATHER $ ft: ' of mountain lambs . $10.5012.0d; choice valley $10.5011.50; medum S9.5010.50; common valley $8.50 9.50; light yearlings $9. 50010. 00; heavy $9.00(3)9.50; light wethers $7.508.50; heavy . $7. 007.50; ewea $2.0066.00. Butter. PORTLAND, Dee. 11. Butter firm; stronger tone. Extra cubes 43 44c; ordinary grades 4042c; cartons 4849c; prints 4748e. But torfat firm No. 1 churning cream 4840c; f. o. b. Portland; 45c at stations, undergrades 4547c. Portland Wheat. PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 11 Wheat hard white, bluestem, banrt $1.50; soft whlto $1.25; western white $122; northern spring $1.18; hard winter, western red $1.16. , Todayfs car rccelptsWhenO 57; flour 10; corn 3; oats 2; hay 10. San Francisco Markets SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 11. (U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Econom ics) Eggs, extras 57 He; extra pul lets 52c; undersized No. 1 43tic. SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. U. State Division o Markets) Fryers 25 28c; broilers 2535c; young roos ters 2127c; old 1418c; hens 18 28c; duckB 1820c; live turkeys 30 ((133c; dressed 3540c hares, pound 1518c; squabs, -dozen $3.00 3.50; Jackrabblts, dozen $2.002.50. Lieutenant Kerr pf the navy recruit Ing station at Portland, will arrive the end of the week,, to conduct a cam paign for enlistments -1n this vicinity, and will open headquarters in the fed eral building. He will deliver an ad dress to the high school.. The final payments on the 1922 fed eral income tax are due next Friday, December 15th, and those failing to come through on time are liable to penalties of fines and Interest. The same date Is the time (or clipping cou pons on Liberty bonds. . The Improvements to the Medford National bank- have been completed) and for the first time in nine months workmen are out of the institution. The work was originally expected to take three months, but owing to delay in the arrival of equipment from the east, was delayed. With the loss or the Ilks bulldihg during the Astoria fire, following close ly after the destruction of the B. P. O. E. club house at Oregon City officials of the Eugene lodge of the order state that the Oregon members of the order believe that the "Bills"' have suffered enough f"r one year by fire. OBITUARY HARRINGTON Elmer LeRby Harrington, son of , Mr.; and Mrs. Ralph juarflhgton passed hway after a brief illness at their home, 337 W. 10th street early this morning at tho ago of two years, three months, five days. Elmer LeRoy was the youns est of four children, and leaves be sides his parents, two brothers and ono sister, Clarence, Vcrl and Edn:i May. Remains, will bo taken to Falls City Tuesday, for Interment, H. yv. Conger, funoral director In charge. " Shifting Run up on our Grease Rack and have the Stick', Heavy, Grease drained out of your tranmission and replac ed withValvoline Semi Fluid Gear Compound. Crank Cases Drained Free JONES & KIRKPATRICK Next to Nai' MEDFORP !MXHi TRIBUNE, - - 1 OOtS'T KNOW P$K di tT ei; E"V OLlf- wonder , ' 1 HE TOLD COU AN HOUR wwATITIb- IFHETHINKIVWT (, ' I ACQ THACT THE. PLACE. X.IlLt - g TOUVEHERE-HCb WHERrZ -nW CLOSED!, :;; ' " ' ' .jV ' ('- I ll30 Copyright. 1922, by IntT Feature Bemce. Inc. ' ... ..." HELP WANTED FEMALE " FOB KKN1 ttOtHKs I MONEx To LOAIi ' FOR SALlMlMraLlyKOCS BUSINESS OUtEOTORt WANTED Lady to handle corsetry in AleUtorU. Box w E, Mail Tribune. .... . 22s WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Light housework by mid- uleaged woman. Call Red Cross. 225 WANTED Position as clerk or deliv- eryman. Reference. Phone 427.' 223 WANTED Wood Phono 223 452-J. WANTED Position by experienced lady cook. Call or write Washington Rooms. Either camp, farm or small Jiotel. 224 WANTED mBlUndjANTSorjB WANTEbAnrurnTshed or partly"fur nlshed house close in. Phone 31. H. S. Deuel. ( , tf WANTED Apples for Canning. Rogue 1 . River Valley Canning Co. 225 j WANTED Some one to board and I room two children; country pre. : ferred. Phone 1054 after 2:30 p. m. - m WANTED Yellow Newtown ' apples for canning purposes. Bngley Can ning Co., Talent. 224 WANTED 3000 cedar shingles. Phone tiz, Jacksonville. - WANTED--A gentleman to room and board. Phnno 9K.P r WANTED To buv corn. PhonA BB7..TJ tf WANTED All kinds of guns to repair and saw filing. Upstairs 22 S. Grape. . 237 WANTED Cash paid for pelts, hides, 'wool and furs. Johnson. Produce- WANTED House moving and repair ing. Phone 48S-M or 488-X. WANTED Small bouse I can buy Uko rent. X23 care Tribune. i. rOR RENT HOUSKKKEKrVG ROOMS FOR RENT Large housekeeping room. 310 N. Bartlett. 224 FOR RENT Housekeeping and sleep ing rooms, adults. 21 Genesee. Phone 834-Y. 223" SACRIFICE NEAR MEDFORD . , , ' $1000-1800 Terms Fivo acres, irrigated; 4 -room furnished House; ,fjne cow, chick ens, liny, wood. House just as neat and cozy as can be; phone, eloo trlc lights, bath, sleeping porch, good' burn, nearly 1 acre In strawberries;, water HKht paid, up in full for whole place; fine family orchard. For immediate sale $2800 9100O cash. Balance terms First person that sees this will take it.. Call mo. tip. ' Phoiie784-L- , J. C. BARNES - i Nash Hotel Corner , WHITE LEGHORN COCKERELS TANCRED aiPERIAIj STRAIN, . .. J, . . Breeders selected by the continual use of the trap nest, are the best, and the ones you want to head your pens for the coming season. We trap nest 365 days In the year. These birds are from 200 to 266 hens. Sires from 250 to 289. Strong and Vigorous stock. Price always right buy at home and save money. Hatching eggs a specialty. Also day old chlz. Don't delay your orders. - WHITE WING1 POULTRY FARM . Phono O-F-ll i Phoenix, Ore. $15000 ANNUAL INCOMB . And moro can be made from this splendid ranch If it Is reasonably bperated... 60 acres, fine bottom land with. full paid water right. Fine producing pear orchard... AH land adapted to the growing of alfalfa, potatoes, onions, cabbage and all other high value crops. Best surroundings; ' school and electric power facilities at hand. Price lower than any similar property In this valley $200 per acre; , reasonable terms; no trades. Pear crop alone should pay. for prop' erty in three years. If you want a real producing property at a remarkably low figure come and see us.- i " ",! '' J. . W. DRESSLER CO. Phone 285 s 123 East Main St, Modford KXCHANGE OPPORTUNITIES 8-room modern semi-bungalow, Medford, to trade for larger city homo. Will pay difference. 10 acres Improved, all In fruit, paid water right, close to River side, Calif., to trade for Medford or Ashland home. 12 acres, all bottom land, with paid water right, ltt mile from Medford; improved, all In alfalfa. Want to trade for dairy farm and pay difference. 1 acre, lots of fruit, at city limits Medford; equipped as chicken ranch, five rooms, city water. Only $2500, Will trade tor house close In. SEE US TODAY . . FOUR-SITE HALES AGENCT Real Estate Bnslnera Opportunities ' Insurance Medford Tilda;., Sledforrt, Oregon - -.''. MEDFOTlD.' - ORFA'iO 'MOxrfty,-; DEOEMttKK 11, j93. FOR RENT Five room furnished . hoUBe, water pair, $32. Inquire 435 N. Bartlett. 225 FOR RENT Throe room furnished bungalow. Piano, electric lights and telephone, one mile from, town, rent $15. Call 7-F-4. 226 FOR RENT Six room partly furnish ed house. Phone 292-Y. 224 FOR RENT-r-Five room furnlBhed house; no children, $30. Phone 672-R-3. 223 . .... .i FOR RENT House with three rooms, and bath, also garage. On pavement: Call 815. . FOR RBNT- Houeas. Brown ft White. ... tf FOB RENT FI'K.VIHHKTI ROOMS FOR RENT Room with board. 223 N. Central. .... . 228 FOR RENT Rooms, men only, $2.00 per week. 445 S. Front St. 22C ,. ' " FOR RRNT Room with board. 223 N- Central. 222 FOR RENT Sleeping rooms at 204 N. Ivy. 224 FOR RENT APARTMENT F0.R RENT Housekeeping apartment vvi . ni oi, F0R . RENT-Kurnished apartment With bath. 340 S. Ivy St. ' 225 FOR RENT Apartment, 124 King St. corner of Tenth; also car and truck storage. FOR RENT MISCE1ULANEOUS FOR RENT Oarnen Bt- 1103 W. Tenth I St. Phone 82.. tt FUUJTD FOUND Bunch of five keys, his office. 1 Call at 223 LOST LOST -Brown fountain pen, with initials A, P., Waterman Ideal. Fin der return to this office and receive thanks and reward. VOn EXCHANGE FOR EXCHANGE One Overland 90 truck to exchange for wood. Jesse L. RichardBon, Central Point' 225 MONEY TO LOAN on improved ranch security, $5000 or less, 6 per cent interest. O. C. Hoggs, Attorney for State Land Board; Jackson Couuty. , FOB SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1922 Chevrolet, two new Kelly cord tires.' ' Inquire 311 How ard St ' 227 TO TRADE For Ford truck, '19 Chev rolet touring In good shape. ' ' Also wanted to buy bicycle. 1022 West Fourth. 223 FOR SALE OR TRADE Two-ton truok, good running order, cheap. Box 53, Mail. Trlunne. ... 220 t'OR SALE LIVESTOCK , FOR SALE One team good work horses cheap. . Schuchard Orchara. Phone Oll-R-3. 228 FOR SALE One bull coming 4 years old, registered Guernsey; S cows, been fresh about two months; 2 heifers, been fresh one month; 6 heifers, some coming fresh in spring 1 brood bow with or without pigs; 1 S'A-in. wide tired wagon; 1 pump Jack. John A. Anderson, Central Point, on highway ',4 mile south of Tolo bridge. 223 FOR SALE 15 Duroc shoats front 75 to 125 lbs. John M. Anderson, Cen tral Point. 223 FOR SATifc noMES . : FOR SALE House containing five apartments, all furnished, close in, paying well; $1000 will handle. Ad dress Box 86, Tribune. ... 228 TOR SALE House, five roomB, bath. 435 Grape St.' $2250 cash or terms. Mrs. L. R. Bingham. 2631 Slilloh, Sawtelle, Calif. - . . 22 FOR SALE Must sell, attractive five J , room bungalow, modern except heat. ' wood house. Terms. See owner. Phono 48S-Y. 234. FOR SALE Houses aha bungalows, furnished or unfurnished; alsc acreage. Insurance. O. 8. Butterfield, Medford National Bank Bldg Phone 889. ' ,. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE , FOR SALE 280 acre logged oft land near Butte Falls; will sell choap and give terms... Big Pines Lumber Co.' ' :. i FOR SALE-Stook and dairy ranch, 160 acres, fenced, buildings, home orchard, stream, and well of water, near R. R. station and paved high way. ; Terms.- P. O. Box 644, Med ford, Oregon. - - ' 225 TOR SALE ISM acres ot land, Im . proved, with bearing orchard . of apricots and almonds; buildings and pumping plant; water enough to 1 irrigate the entire place. One mile eaBt of Rod Bluff, Calif., on the state highway. Inquire of owuer, A. P. Barrow, Red Bluff, Calif 220 FOR SALE MMCWLLANROUS , FOil SALE Fivd ton w3on 'scales. Phone Oll-R-3.1 -; 228 FOR SALE Orohnrd .run . Jonathan apples, 75 cents per box. Counors Packing House, i . : ,.. .826 FOR SALE Get that Xmas popcorn at I'lllillc Morsel uoe. ioin. aas .,,.-. '. " m r : e-'-i' "-4t( V'.f 1,lt ;We pay entire 1923 licenses on any car bought of us. : for cash during balance of month of Decem ber. ' A real saving. BUSY CORNER MOTOR CO. FREE By-George McManus FOR SALE 13 White Leghorn hens and pullets and 2j small chickeas, entire flock $45. Mrs. M. D. Jones, ' Jncksunviile. - " 2i.'i FOR SALE Piano. Will take phono graph as part pavment; eauy terms. Phone U91J. i 225 FOR SALE Worcester, Doulton, and , Coalpo' t china. Phono 4ii0-Y. 22! FOR SALIO Burred Rack liens nnd . pullets, O. A. C. best laying strain. Phone 20'.., . 224 FOR SAi'.E Very good old" violin for half actual value, $50. Phone 1021. ... ., . , 22!l FOR SALE O. A. C. Barrel Rock pul lets and cockerels; R. I. Rod hens; W hite LcKhorn hens and roosters. Call Sunday 818 S. Peach St. 227 FOR SALE 100 tons hay at $20 ton, heavy tlmbrel feed grounds with , Bpring water. J. C. Cass, Jackson ville. Phone 304. 227 FOR SALE Potatoes, Netted Gems. $1.00 per hundred at ranch. iJ. C Herring, Central Point. .; ... 207 FOR SALE R. I. Red cockerels. E. L. Lane. Phone 133, Central Point, i ,. . ... 223 FOR SALE Buzz saw In running ordsr, (125 cash; your lust change. See it at 428 Hamilton St. 2 i t FOR SALE A Ludwlg piano. Call ; Phone 634-L. 2 J7 FOR SALE Front Rank hot air fur nace at tho price of a good heating stove. 'This furnace Is in good con dition, large enough 'for a slvru'm house. Call 620 business hours. If TOR SALE Three used pianos. See me before buying, il, u. Launspacn, office Weeks & Ost. , . - . r. ; tt' FOR SALE Two General Electric motors, 35 h. p., 40 degree, 60 cyotn, 200 voltage, complete with comiien sators. 1 Tacoma logging engine, 10x16 with line. Big Pines Lumber Co. ' " FOR SALE New pianos, best quall:y, pricos ana terms, n. u. iauuBpauu, phone 046-11. Office Weeks & Orr, W. Main. tf FOR SALE Turkeys for , brooders, from Mr. Wright's stock,' Washing ton. Fat goese 30 cents dressed. Beef 10 and 12 cents. Phone 7-F-ll. ! , . v . 230 FOR SALE Nearly new mahogany and cane davenport and chair, up holstered In velour. First class con- . dition. Plisne C13-U '. FOR BALE Baled Ualfa hay In warchoiisei First class and clean, ' (25.00 per ton. Rogue River Valley Canal Co., 204 S. Fir St Phone 129-J-2. . 231 BUSINESS DIRKCTOBV Almiracron MUHRAY BROS. . & GREENE Absiraots of Tltlo. Rooms 3 and B, No. '32 North Central Ave.; upstairs. Jackson County ABSTRACT CO. ' The only complete Title Bystem In Jackson County, ,. Abstraots of Till and , Title Insurance. 1 attorneys O. C BOGG8 Lawyer. Speclslliei In Real Estate and Probata Law. 30 North Central Avo. A. E, REAMES Lawyer, office In Liberty Building. . . 15. E. KELLY Lawyer. Resumed practice of law. Office with Porter J. Neff. Medford. Nat'l Bank Bldg. Ruitdtna; Materials MEDFORD CEMENT BRICK . BLOCK WORKS Specialize In all kinds of oement building products ,Cnr. Flr.and Tanth' Ureeti. . Expert Accountant WILSON AUD1TINO CO. E. M. Wil son, C. P. A.. Attention given to anj thing In accounting and Income Tai ' requirements. Look Into our slmpil fled accounting method. Liberty Bldg., Medford.-Phone 157-R. ' Money to Loan J. 11. ANDREWS Buys and sells mortgages and loans money on good security. 31 N. Grape St. Phone B3-M. t . v . .246 U. P. WSTVUf nti noor Medford HMf Auditing O AeeourVrtnai SySTEMSeRVICEIO; sj Ita u ravtc Jjj I rwestftvervts p PAGE FIVTC Chlropractlo Physician DR. HARVEY P. COLEMAN-r-Chlro. (irnctlc and Eleotro-Therapy. . 427-21 Medford Bldg. Phone 965, . . . It On . R. HEDGES Neo-EclectlC Physlcinu. DR. LOUISE H. HEDGES rN'aturnpathlo Chiropractor. 1 Me rhano Therapy, Spondylotherapy, h'ood Sciences. Chlropractlo. Office; Mow art Bldg., 235 B. Main. 8t. Phones: Office, 170; Res. 170-J-2., DR. R W. HOFFMAN Chiropractifc ' Phyalclam. .Omire' lirs tO-li.' to 5. Suite 203 01-05 00 Liberty Bid. ' DR.' JOUETT P. . BRAY Scientific Chiropractic adjustments. Hohfs'Oi' 12 and 2-5 except Thursdays. 318-315 Medford Mldg. Office phone 29, res: phone 494. "Keep Smiling." - . v Dentists DR. O. J. JOHNSON Dentist. 228 E. Main St, over M. M. Dept. Store, Medford, Oregon. Phone C9; rea. 1002-Y. Office hours 9 a. m.-6 p. m. Evening and Sunday by appointment Farm Loans 1 FEDERAL FARM LOANS NOW 6H Applications Should be on file by Dec. 25 for December appraisal. rJ. 11. Hard, fiecy-Treas 402 Medfort Bids. Monuments - THE OREOON GRANITE CO. MonU moats. 11. A. Hicks, general manager. P. M. Kershaw, sales manager, 101 E. Sixth St., Medford. tt ' ' Osteopaths . t " D.I. F. G. OARLOW, Da EVA MAINS CAHLOW Ostoopathio Physiolan . 41MI8 Liberty Bldg. Phone 904-J-f r.ejidesco 26 S. Laurel St . : Ml. WV. W. HOWARD Osteopathi Pliruician. Special attention give to eye, ear, nose and throat . lOf L'.r-ercy Building. Phone 498. v, ' . , Physicians and Surgeon , DR. J. J. EMMENSPhysiclan ani Surgeon. Practice limited to 'eye, ear, nose and throat .Eyes, scleir 1 tlflrally tested and glasses supplied Oculist and Aurist tor S. P. R. 8, Co., Medford Bldg. Phone EST. . . DR. WM. W. P. HOLT Physic laa and Surgeon. Offices Medford Bldg, Phone 105. Residence 118 Genesee Et Phone 165J-I., . . :.: DR...A. BURSELL-Physiclaa aad tin r goon, 312 to 314 Medford Bldg. Entrance 36 N. Central. Special attention to spine. Phone 19. DR; LINCOLN K ALLEN X-Ray spec ialist.' Meuicai . and Dental x-Kay Diagnosis, and X-Ray Treatmeht Laboratories 211-213 Liberty ' Bldg, Office hours 9 a. m. to 13 m. 2-5 pjn. . Telephone: Office, 61), residence, 61-J-B ': '-i -.r ."iv' Plnno InitrUctloa', FRED ALTON HAIOHT Teacher of Piano and Harmony. Composing, Arranging. Studio 318 Liberty Bldg.' Phone 72. . . .. ". 'i :' . '. PrlntoM and Publishers MEDFORD PRINTING CO., has the pest equipped printing office .In Southerd Oregon. Book binding, loose loaf lodgers, billing systems, etc Portland prices, 27 N. Fir St ' Public Accountants. HUGH R. ROBERTSON & CO. Mem ber American Institute of Accoun tants. Public Accountants and Audi tors. Portlnnd, Ore. and Minneapolis, Minn. Add ress; 1517 Yeon- Bldg., ' Portlnnd, Oro. Rug Weaving MEDFORD FLUFF RUO WORKS makes fluff rugs from old and worn carpets and rugs. Phone 610-M. 708 Pine St Transfer EAD3 TRANSFER A STORAGE 00 , Office 42 North Front St. Phone 116. Prices right Services) guar anteed. . ' DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAOB . CO. Anything ' moved day or ' night. Service guaranteed.- 18 8. Grape. Phone: Office 644, or resi dences 647-R or 208. . tt ' Upholstering 3. WBIS Upholstery. Manufacturer of overstuffed furniture. Full line) of materials. Draperies made to order. We do all kinds ot nphoi storing. We deliver and will call . and show samples. Phone 881 4 larksnnvllla. Or A. N. 1 THltUULTUpholsterlng, re-, , glueing and reflnlshlng. Work dona . at your home. Telephone 989-R. R. 3, Box 44A, Medford, , .L " 7T JV;"lS",ik.li"'.,'l"f " ,tsps