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1950 FATALITIES
COAL
THE PAST YEAR
WASHINGTON, Jan. Reports re
ceived by the United States Bureau
: Alines from state mine inspectors
jn
In
indicate that 1950 fatalities was the
toll of human Hvgs exacted In the
coal industry during 1822. This 1b
a tentative f.iguro based on actual re
ports covering eleven months and an
estimate lor December based' upon
tho probable output of coal for the
month. The estimate represents a
reduction of 23 fatallues from the
total for 1921,. but will NOT repre
sent a lowering- of tho death rate. In
relation to the quantity of coal pro
duced, the accident rate ' wilt be
actually higher than for tho previous
year, the report salu.
In a summarization of tho year's
record, bureau statisticians point out
that from tho first of April to the
last of August a large part of tho In
dustry was closed down on account
of a minors strike; tho production of
freeh-mined anthracite was com
pletely stopped;, and tho output of
soft coal was cut In half. This stop
page naturally eliminated the acci
dents that would have occurred had
tho mines been in operation. The not
result, therefore; was that the five
month period of tho strike showed an
abnormally low number of fatnl nc
cldcnts, and this reduction will, c:
course, bo, V-eflectcd In tho total num
im of .fnUMIUea: for.,tlio. year.. .,. ,, .:
V Tho reduction' In loss of life, do
snlto tho striko shutdown, was NO"
as largo as it might havo been be
cause of tho largo number of lives
lost during the year by mine explo
sions. Tho' 6utstanding feature of tho
mine year was what tho bureau of
ficials call "major" disasters, acci
dents In which at least five lives were
lost. There were thirteen of these
during tho year, eleven of which wero
explosions, which together cost tho
lives of 261' mon. During 1921 there
wero only five major accidents, with
n loss of 3 '41ivcs. Only three of these
wero mine explosions and they' re
sulted In only-21 deaths. The largest
killed 11 men';1 tho largest during the
past year exacted 87 lives,' while
unothor took 77.
Market News
Livestock
PORTLAND, Orej, Jan. 24. Cat
tie, hogs and sheep nominally steady;
no' receipt.
: ItuUer
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 24. But
ter 3c higher. Extra cubes 46c;
ordinary grades 4143c; cartons
52c; printa'51c. Btittorfat 4c high
er; No. 1 churning cream 535lc
f, o. b. Portland; under grades 60
52c. a-: .
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, Oro., Jan. 25.
Wheat: Hard white, bluestem,
Baart, blank; sofe white $1.28; west
ern White $1.2 7; hard winter, nor
thern spring, wostern red $1.21.
Today's car receipts "Wheat '40;
flour C;'corn 1; oats 2; hay 8.
Son Francisco Market
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 24. (U.
S. 1 Lureau of Agricultural Econom
ise'.) Eggs, extra pullets 33c; un
dorslzed 32 He
WANTED SITUATIONS
WANTED General housework, city
- or i
1 country, pnone iui-k. jou
WANTED Light housework by mid,
die aged "woman. Enquire Wash
ington Hotel. 258
WANTED Work by day with com-
pany. Call phone 93. 270
nUSIVESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR SALE Good bmlnoss opportun-
itic. Net 15 N. Grape St., phono
46W,1 tf
PEKL FU.VKIIAL hul
.;a- .t -ytr-
At Your Srirlco Day or Nlht
i
Information Cordially Given
Cor. flth and nnkdnlo
'Anilriilnnrc SnTlcp rh'ftIHI 1"
UP FATHER
I WONDER Fl HAVE
TO ALL. O rVf.
VIS THIS" HOTEL
HELP WANTED MALE
NVANTED-SteadyTTusiness-lIke man
of good habits, hustle and integrity.
Experience unnecessary. Opportun
ity to make good money. Perma
nent year around. Cash weekly.
Washington Nursery Co., Toppenlsh.
Wn. . 259u
WANTED Some on to spray roses
and trees at 723 W. lltli. Phoue
886-X. tf
HELP WANTED FEMALE
WANTED Woman to help take-care
of baby. Call 832 Min. Ave. or
Phone 64G. 261
WANTED Capable shorthand writer
with personality and energy for part
time work; Gregg preferred. Ad
dress P. O. Box 9C1. 258
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED One 50 and one 100 to
150 egg " incubators, electric pre
ferred. Gus Brommer, R. 3, Phone
689-J-2. .. 261
WANTED Capons, two Rhode I. Red,
2 Wyandottes and 2 Unrred Rocks.
Ous Brommer, R. 3, Tol. 689J-2. 261
WANTED To buy good team, must
bo gentle and true. John C. Tlior
son, R. 2, Box 32. Modford. ,' 250
WANTED We havo applications for
the ' following loans on . improved
farms on a seven per cent basis, for
five ycare, with on or before pay
ment privilege: 130 acres, $800;
100 acres, $700; 100 acres, $1200;
190 acres, $4500. These are all good
conservative loans. . Can you use all
or part of them. Land all In one
body. J. W. Dressier Co., 123 East
Main St. - , . . . i 262T
WANTED Gehtlemnn to room and
boardhome comforts, Phono 935-R.
257'
WANTED 100 Umbrellas to cover
and rnnnlr. Liberty Renair Shop,
264
! WANTED Cash paid for pelts, hides.
wool and rurs. jonuson rrouuee
Co., 241 N. Fir St. Phone 97.. tf
WANTED House -ibving and repair
ing. Phone 488-M or 488-X.
Overland 4 Totiring
Chevrolet Touring .
Buick 4 Touring
Yes, We Trade
Drive an Overland
and Realize the
Difference
BUSY CORNER
MOTOR GO.
THEY SATISFY
VALVOLINE OIL
KEATON 10,000
MILE CORDS
ASSOCIATED
GAS
Crank Cases and Trans
mission Drained Free'
JONES &
KIRKPATRICK
Next to Nat.
A Real Service
Station
MEDFOKT) -MATL TOTBrXR "MEDFOKTV OT?EC!QX. WEIKKSDAY. JAXl'ARY
,so; xou're here
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MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY TO LOAN on improved ranch
security, 5000 or less, 6 per cent
Interest. O. C. Boggs. Attorney for
Suite Land Board. Jackson County.
FOR IUJNT HOUSES
FOR RENT Unfurnished house for
rent, close ill. Enquire 210 West
Main St. 201
FOR RENT A fine 5 room and sleep
ing porch bungalow on paved street,
no garago. P. E. Wynkoop, 423 S.
Newtown. tf
FOR RENT iiousea. Brown & White.
tf
FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT Room with board $36 a
month. 223 N. Central. 262
FOR RENT ' Furnished slooping
rooms, modern garage in connec
tion. 124 King St. Cor. of 10th
St. 256"tf
FOR RENT t nmishea steeping room
with bath privileges. 325 8. River
side. Phone 701-J. tf
FOR RENT HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS
FOR RENT 3 room housekeeping
apartment, steam heai, Feb. 1. 1005
W. Main. 261
FOR RENT Furnished light house
keeping room. 325 E. Jackson St.,
Phone 211. 259
FOR RENT Single housekeeping
room. 310 N. Bartlett. 259
FOR RENT APARTMKNT8
FOR RE?jIT Uachplar. apartment, and
furnished rooms. 445 8. Front at.
, . .. , 266
FOR RENT 3 room furnished apart
ment, also' 7 room furnished house,
No. 15 N. Grape St., phone 465-J. tf
FOR RENT Apartment, 124 King St,
corner of Tenth; also car and truck
storage.
FOR SALE
S.' C, Rhode Island Red and White Leghorn
Cockerels; Setting Eggs and Baby Chicks by 100
or 1000.
Almost every Rhodo Island Red winner at Jackson County Fair,
Josephiho County Fair and Ashland Winter Fair was either bred by
mo or produced from eggs bought from mo.
ERNEST WEBB,
Phono 217
SPRING TLME LS HERE.
Prepare for your new home. Purchaso a largo fine view lot In
East Medford. Good clear air and plenty of room for the little ones.
Best water pressure. All Improvements In and Includod In price. Recent
purchasers planning for early construction of homes. Next ten days
will see several more of theso lots sold for tho reason that tho prices
are very low and terms to suit your convenience. Make your soloution
at once. :
Our River View Park near Gold Hill, fronting on Rogue Rlvor Is
fast taking form. Laud is bolng graded and a fine road Is undor con
struction along the brink of the river bank. These lots contain tho
finest rich black sandy loam garden soil. Nothing better for onions,
potatoes, melons and berries." Some vory choice tracts with shado for
poultry. Many lots Bold. Irrigation for all river front lots. Many
tracts ready for crops. Plans now under way for five cottages. Prices
low and terms to suit your convenience,
J. W. DRESSLER CO.
Phono 2K5.
JUST ANOTHER REAL BARGAIN
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8 ACRES, BEAR CREEK BOTTOM, 6-ROOM HOUSE $3800," TERMS
This 8 acres Is 2 miles from Medford, set to Newtown Apples and
Pears.- Produced In 1921 over 4,000 boxes... This year should do as
well... Even at $1.00 a box, crop would more than pay for place... No
hotter block of treeB In Southern Oregon... Land alone Is worth $500.00
an acre... Don't wait until noxt week... Call me up today If you want
this place... Remember this year's crop should more than pay tor place.
Phone 784-L
J. C. BARNES
BUSINESS PROPERTY WITH INCOME TO EXCHANGE FOR
IMPROVED ACREAGE
Wo have nlee offer of town property on Main struct, heart of
bnninoss district In good fast growing town, two story fireproof con
rreto building Vflth pi-twtccl brick front. Jewelry storo and news
paper main floor, scrond floor is nicely furniNhed rooming; house,
everything rented. Owner i hare and will exchange for improved
acreage, not too far from town.
Sec us today,
FOUR-SITE BALES AGENCT
Business Opportunities
Meflford Ittilldlng, Motlford, Ore.
Real Estate
I'LL. JOLLY
WEILL ATTEND
FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT 80 acres of land under
water, 2 mllos of Medford, good
house. Address Bert Andct'Bon.
room 302 Liborty building. tf
FOR RENT Vory doBlrable offices In
the Medford Building, single or In
suite, bost In Medford. Steam heat,
janitor service, reasonable. Inquire
room 414 Medford Bldg. or Phono
642. 250tf
FOR RENT Garage at 1103 W. Tenth !
St. Phone 82. tti
FOR SALE POULTRY AND EGGS
CALL DHESSLER Square Deal Hatch
pry for chicks, eggs and hatchings,
Tancrcd Loghoms and Reds, riiono
951-L. . . , 284
FOR SALE Young Mammoth Bronze
turkey hens, l'.so year old gobbler.
Address P. O. Box 800 or End West
Jackson St 262
FOR SALE Threo guineas, price
$3.75. Phone 411-J-4. 259
FOR SALE Dark barred rock cock
erels; also hatching eggs. J. W.
Cook, R. 3, Box 48, Phone 969-R. 262
FOR 8ALE Ginnt bronze turkey
tonls. Sanderson, one mllo west
Central Point. 258
FOR SALE O. A. C. Barred Rock
cockerels $2.50; hatching eggs $1
per 15, $5' per 100.- Phone 23X3, W.
M. Tetherow, Central Point 2D9
FOR SALE Day old i white leghorn
chicks from Imperial mating Tan
bred strain. Ready March 1st. G. E.
Pierce, phone 697-R-2. 259
FOR SALE Thebault R. I. Rndn. -win
hers of Southern .Oregon, . setting
eggs and baby chix; hatch eggs for
5 cents each. Tel. 969-R. R 3. 276
FOR SALE Booking orders now for
baby chicks and hatching eggs fromi
prize winning Rhode Island Reds
and from White Leghorns Tancred
Royal: Red Wing Poultry. Yard,
Phone 865-Y. 2811
Central Point, Ore.
' 123 East Main Ht.
Nash Hotel Corner
Exchangee
SW-WHERE DOYOU
THINK XOO AEciOlN'
TO A FUNER?
LOST
LOST Key folder containing two
keys; inscribed "Model Clothing
Co." on outside, "Noel French"
printed Inside In ink. Please return
to Mall Tribune. tf
FPU SALE REAL ESTATE
FOR SAl7ir"fHTi)EForIty
property, 16 aero alfalfa ranch ou
Ross Lane. Phone 1037. ' 204
FOR SALE A great bargain, lots and
buildings. See T. Eddy, Plum St.,
West Side. P. O. Box 1076. 200
FOR SALE Twenty acres good soil,
all cultivated, 5 acres full bearing
Modnm honnn mwl liftrn r ' hiilliltiicrri1'
cost more than $3000. Ranch cost
present owner io.uuu. wm' sen i
everything today for $4800. Address
P. O. Box 1054 Medford. 251tf
FOR SALE 1 0.000 acies of land con-
sistlng of Blfulla. grain and stock ;
rancnen, orcaaras ana iimDeriana,
some Irrigated; also mining proper
ty. All property must and will be
sold at some price, some as low as.
$1.00 per acre, 5 to 10 years time.
T. W. .Miles, Attorney, Jackson Co.
Hank Bldg., or Gold Ray Realty Co.,
ownorB, 15 N. Grape St. adjoining
Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank.
Phono 465-J.
FOR SAIiE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE OR' TRADE For sheep
or cattle, grain drill; 1 gasnllno
wood saw; l Iowa cream soparntor;
1 Fordson tractor and plowor; 1
span match mares, weight 3200; . 2
oil burner incubators, ono 160 egg
and ono 50 egg; all In first class
condition. Box 67 Eagle Point, Oro.
v.V:---r-' 24
FOR SALE Old Trusty Incubator.
Phone 951-L. , 201
FOR SALE Child's bed, go-cart, oil
range, sanitary couch, stand table.
Phono 723-M. 269
FOR SALE First class grain hay. C
M. Howell, Tel. S69-J. 262
IFOR SALE Altai ra :,ay and bronzo
1 turkeys. AV. J. HurUell, 468-J-l. '
1 267tf
FOR SALE Furniture ; house' to
' lease. Something worth while. Box
10 Mall Tribuno. 259
FOR SALE Clean first cutting baled
. alfalfa, also second. Monarch Soed
Co., Phone 529-260. 256tf
FOR KALE Bced wheat, ' oat hay,
alfalfa, chicken whoat, weaned pigs.
' T. 15. Pottenger. . , 269
FOR SALE Flvd horse electric motor
sixty foet 6-Inch belting. J. W.
; Elden, Central Point. 259
FOR SALE Sevoral thousand five
quart capacity smudge pota, price
10c each. Call D. It Wood, city or
Modoc and Klamath orchards at
meal hotim. ' Terms cash. 260
FOR SALr-Balcd alfalfa hay, $20.00
ton. Rogue Rrvor Valley Canal Co.,
204 S. Fir St Phone 129 J-2. ,- 201"
FOR SALE New Columbia phono
graph records at half price. Victor,
Brunswick, Columbia, Pathe & So-
nora phonographs and records at
reduced prices, , Music Shop, No, 15
No. Grape St., next to Farmers &
Fruitgrowers Bank. Phono 465-J. If
FOR SALE Two General Electric
motors, 36 h. p., 40 degree, 60 cycln,
2220 voltage, complete with compen
sators. 1 Tacomu logging engine,
10x15 with line. Dig Pines Lumber
Co. '
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE Fresh cov.i, exception
' ally good. M. Walsh, 1 mile NH of
Medford on Cratnr Lake road. 279
1920 .
Buick Six
Touring
Gar
Fine Condition, New Cord
Tires, Lots of Extras,
$700
MEDFORD AUTO
CO.
Cor. Main and Holly Sis.
jj
24. 102S
By George
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1073 BY INT-L FEATURe SERVICE. INC.
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE Puppies, nho.ihord,
blcodoil, $5.00. Phono 5V1-K-1.
full
" I
FO RSAI.E 50 Aiwt units at XMi
a uenu. j. is. veKB. i.!'.,e rotm. .
2(1 1 ,
'., .,. .
KOR SALE Iwo regiHtonvl tltimii
shire i sows nnd- ono boar. II. t!.
Peck. Medford. SCO j
FOR SI.E imti of young mares. B
nnd 7 yrs. old.' weight about 2700 lbs. ;
price $lo('; tv.- gii Jersey cows, i
one givlni; m'.lk't!r on, h fresh j
'in '30 days. Call Schuhard ltaii-h.
Phono-UU-R-3. ' 2S2
i FOR SALE Irraov mw.
Phono
250
611-J-4, Foothills Orchard.
pyR SALE Dairy cows, Jersoy and
Durham, will freshen soon. L. A.
Rose, Phoenix.
209
FOR SALL -liOMEB
jx)R SALE A real c:ty farm whoro
you cau ciuke your living, Jocatwl I
close In on the east side. Ix;t 60:; j
400 with all street paving paid. Best ;
garden soil in Medford. Ton can
produco several hundred dollnri
worth of strawberries and garden
products, keep your row nnd chick
oiis. Six room home with bart, f
lights, closets, largo screen' por'lv;
wood nnd storch-msn, garago, wirli-,
shop, small barn, chi-.ken houao ami
yard, shade trees and several fruit,
trees. See this at once. Prie $420'', .
cash $1000, balance easy terms. J. (
W. Dressier Co., 123 fcust Main Pt ,
Phone S6. (
FOR SALE OR .EXCHANGE on IVt
land residence, modern . sl:t iro.V'i
Iioubb, largo lot, on pavement. Ph -in
723-M. ' . 253
FOR SALE 7 room houso, $2fll'0.
clear; closo-In, paved stioot, Jiofi'l
will handle. P. O. llox 509. . 2 10
FOR SALE 5 room bungalow W..
10th St., garage, furnished oraufur.
. nlshed. Phone 936-R. 2D9
i FOR SALE 5 room modem hotm
furnished, garage and woodBlio
Small payment down rest like rent
Soe owner, 329 W. 2nd St. . 2W
FOR SALE Houses and bungalows.
furnished or unfurnished; also
tifi-nn ir. . Tnfliirance. C S. BUt-
terfield.- Medford National Hank. J
Phone 389.
nUSINKSS DIRECTORY
Abstractors
MURRAY'-' BROS. ' & GREENE
Abitrocts tif Titlo Rooms 3 nnd 5,
i No'. 32 North Central Ave'.,' up
. stlilrc' :" ' ' " '..'
. . Tltlo Itisnrnncp.
, Jackson County .
, ABSTRACT CO.
The only complete TI
1 do System In Jackson
Connty.
Abstracts of Title and
WATSON & KELLOUG Reliable
Jackson county abstractors of ti
tles, Gold Hill, Oregon.
Expert Accountant
WILSON AUDITINO CO. E. M. Wil
son, C. P. A. Attention given to
nnythlug In accounting nnd In
come Tax requirements. Look into
' our simplified accounting method.
Liberty Hldg., Medford. Phone
157-R.
RE BO RING
NEW PRICES ON
REBORING FORD
BLOCKS
Blocks brought in to us
for rebor in.gr $6.00
When included in an
overhaul $5.00
Tractor block . .$10.00
We solicit all Ford re
pair work.
Best equipped Ford
shop in Southern
Oregon
C: E. Gates Auto Co.
udrHtvg Kf Accoutv-nna
kYSTEiiACRVICElO;
IrvourejNjCC sjf irvveatmaoia
. r. Bfcmttrr
tnd Floor
Medrnrd Bid
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11USINESS DIRECTORY
Attorneys
(). C. L'OiKIS Lawyer. Specializes
, ,!rM EB,ate n(1 Pr0Date Law.' '
ao vr,h rWrnl Ave. . - '-., .
A. K. HKAMES Lawyer, office In
ufwr'ty Building
' - i
lliiildlng Materials
MEDKORD t'KMHNT BRICK 1 &
BLOCK WOKKS Specialize In all
kinds of cement building products.:
Cor. Fir and Tenth Streets. '
Chlropi-iictlc Physician
DR. 11ARVB P. COLEMAN Cbiro
praotic and Electro-Therapy. .427?
28 Modford Bldg. Phone DCS, tt ,
DI1. A. R. HEDGES Neo-Ecleotie
Phvslciiin. DR. . LOUISE E,
HEMS "i Naturopathic Chiro
practor. Meehano-TherapyV 8pon
dylotherapy. Food Sciences, Chlro- -
i practice. Office: Stewart Bldg.,
235 E. Ma'n St. Phones: Office,
' 170; Rs 170-J-2. .-
DR. E. ' W. HOFFMAN Chlroprae
tic PhyBldnn. Office hourB 9 W
12. 2 In 5. Suite 203-04-05-06, Lib,
otttv nuig. Office Phono 580; Res.
" 1027. . - :...
Dentists
DR. O. .?. JOHNSON Dentist, 228 E. '
Main St., over M M. Dept. Stote,
, Medford, Oregon. Phone 669;.
ltK. 1002-Y. . Office hours 9 a. m.
6 n. m. Evenings and Sunday bf
appointment. ' .
Farm Loans.
MONEY WANTED Can place your ...
money on first mortgage, farm or '
city property 'att 7 to & net to you.1, .
l .iirl Land & Investment Co., .401
Mcdfnid Dldg., Tel. 42.. . . ,.
Money to Loon
"'(
J. R. ANDREWS Buys and sells .
mortgages and loans monoy on
good (eeurity, 81 N. Grape 8tv;
Phono 53-M. .v. 40f-
Monuments . . 'Or,,7i.-..
?iVR OREGoV GRANITKI JCd' .
Monuments: E. A. Hicks, general
manager.- P. M. Kershaw, saloa .
manager,' 103 E. Sixth St., Med-'
ford. . -.. I
''Osteopaths
DR. F O. CARLOW, DR. EVA MAINS
CAR LOW Osteopathic Physicians
416-418 Liborty Bldg. , Phont
1 904-J-3.' RoBldonce 28 ' Bou
Laurel St.' "
DR.' W. W. HOWARD Osteopathic
Phyr.lclan. Special attention given
to eye, ear, nose and throat. 300
Liberty Building. Phone 496., '
Physicians and Surgeons.
DR.- J. .I. EM M ENS Physician and
Surgeon. Practice limited to eye. ;
car, noso and throat. Eyes scien
tifically -toBted and glassei sup
plied. Occullst and Aurlst for S.
P. R. R. Co., Medford Bldg.
Phone 567. ''.'
DR. WM W. P.: HOLT Physician
and Surgeon. Offices 1 Medford
Bldg. Phone 165. Residence lit .
Genesee St. Phono 165-J-2.
DR. A. BUR8ELL Physician and
Surgeon, 312 to 314 Medford Bldg.
Entrance 36 N. Central. - Special
attention to spine. Phone 29. .
Piano Instruction
FRED ALTON HAIGI1T Teacher ot
' Piano and Harmony. Composing,
Arranging. Studio ; 818 ' Liberty
Bldg. Phone' 7$.
Printers and Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO., ha the
. best equipped printing office la
Southern Oregon. Book binding,
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland prices, $7 N. Fir St.
Rug Weaving
MEDFORD FLUFF RUG WORKS
makes fluff rugs from old and
' worn carpets and ruga. - Phone
810-M 70S Pine Bt.
Transfer ',:'
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO
Office 43 North Front St, Phont
815. Prices right. , Service guar,
anteed.
DAVI8 TRANSFER AND STORAGE
CO. Anything moved, day or
night. Service guaranteed. 2 S.
reBidance, 647-R or JOfl.
"tf
Upholstering
J, WEI8 Upholstery, Manufacturer
ot overstuffed fnrnlture. Fall Hie
of materials. Draperies mad to
order. We do all kind of uphol
stering. We deliver and will call
and show samples, ' Phone lot,