Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 29, 1923, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text... f ( 1 .. BRINGING SACY DO VOO KNOW ANX ONE. IIS LONDON THAT COULD TEIL ME WHERE THE1V SELL CORNED - E ENTER MOVIES Motion pictures,' the universal en tertainment, have solved the problem of' Bringing M. Emibj Coue's remark able theory more directly before the public. According to communication received yesterday by J. A. Gage, Pa cific Northwest manager of Educa tional Pictures, the man who Is prob ably one of the best known in the en tire world today has been engaged by Educational to make a short picture which will put his theory before audi ences In every village and town In the country. Work has already been begun at a studio near New York City and the two-part production dealing with the practices and teachings of the eminent French scientist will be before the public possibly in three weeks' time. In view of the Interest being shown In his personal appearance in the East tho film promises to be extremely popular. Public Entertainment ' Phoenix Wednesday A public 'entertainment ' "that will entertain.'.'., will bojslyculat iuo ruoe. nix school auditorium on Wednesday evening, January' 31, for the benefit of "Boys' Work" in tho community. Besides on address by Professor Vlning of Ashland, thero will be good music by the Phoenix, quartette, etc., and a short play put on by tho boys, under tho direction of Superintendent G. W. Milam. A "money's worth" evening of entertainment and information, ar ranged by tho committee, who an nounce 7:30 as the hour for begin ning. Admission, 25c; children (up to 12), 15c. Tho Men's Brotherhood of Phoe nix, which will hold its February meeting Friday night, tho 2nd. .it Clyde Hall, Is planning especially for tho boys this year, including the or ganization of a boy scout troop. The troop committee chosen is Dr. J. B. Webster, J. O. N. Polring and C. C. JTartley. under whoso direction and that of tho scoutmaster, the funds from this entertainment will be ad ministered for the benefit of the boys, in the way of needed equipment, etc. Everybody invited. ; 1 , ;r- - Market News Livestock' PORTLAND, Ore.. Jan. 29. Cat tle Btcndy to strong; receipts 1898 (327. through) 335 calves. Chonco steers $7.008.00; medium to pood $8.8807.00; fair to medium, $5.506.25; common to fair $4.00 5.50; choice heigers $5.2505.50; choice cowa and heifers $4.75 5.25; medium to good $4.004.75; fair to medium $3.5004.00; common cows $2.503.50; canucrs $1.50 $2.50; bulls $3.004.50; choice feders $5.00 5.50; fair to good $4.00(55.10; choice dairy calves, $8.509.00; prime light $8. SO1 9.00J medium $8.008.50; heavy $4,0008.00. ..Hogs steady; receipts 4595 (185 through and 1186 direct.) Prime light $9.259.50; smooth heavy 2300300 pounds $8.009.00; do. infi IK. nnA .in ' 7 .n? Q On - pnitoS heavy $6.00tfl7.60: fat pigs $8.75Pf 9.25; feeders $8.509.00; stags, subject to dockage $5.007.00. Snoop steady; lambs 25c higher; recolpts . 2578. (64 through) East of Mountain lambs $11.213 25; choice valley $11.25013.25; me dium Valley $10.2511.25; common valley $9.25010.25; culls $8,250? 9. 25; light yearlings $9.30$ 10.50: heavy 9.00i'9.50; light wethers PEKZi FTNitKAL liuMti At Your Service l"y or Night Information Cordially Given Cor. 8th and Onkrinln ftniTmlnnro Service I'liono $1 UP FATHER I HAVE A FRIEND IN THE tyWNCY COURT CLUB- I'WV -bORE HE COULD -VELL UM $7.508.50: heavy $7.007.50; ewes $2.007.00. Butter. PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 29. But ter weak, low tone. Extra cubes 4 4 45c; ordinary grades 4243c; car tons T2c; prints 51c. Hutterfat un settled; No. 1 churning cream 5.1c f. o. b, Portland; undergrades 50 51c. ' Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Jan. 29. Wheat: Soft white $1.20; western . white $1.25; uorthern spring $1.20; hard wintor $1.19; western red $1.18., Today's car receipts Wheat 51; flour 13; corn 8; oats 2; hay 15. Snn Francisco Markets SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 29. (C. S. Bureau of Agricultuaral Econom ics.) Eggs, extras 37 He; extra pul lets 32 He; undersized 30c. SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 29. (State Division of Markets.) Fry ers 2830c; ducks 1820c; broilers 3038c; young roosters 21g2Sc; old l418c; hens 20g28c; live turkeys nominal, dressed 32g38c; hares live, pound 1820c; squabs, $3.0003.50; jack rabbits, doz. $2.00 3.00. . Judge Sanford Endorsed WASHINGTON, ,;an. 29. Tho nomination of Judge K. T. Sanford of Tennessee, to bo an associato justice of the supremo - 'court, succeeding Justice Pitney, who recently retired, was ordered .favorably, reported, to day bv a unanimous, voto of the sen- Lato .Judiciary .committee Bible Thought Sr "Extey : THE HIGH CALLING : Be ye . therefore perfect even as your Father ' wJilch Is in heaven Is perfect. j Matthew r:48. t ' Notice '' -' In the County Court of the State of Oregon In and for Jackson County. USED ICAR BARGAINS This Week Only Buick 4 Touring Chevrolet Touring. Chevrolet Roadster i Fords Yes, We Trade Drive an Overland and Realize the Difference BUSY CORNER MOTOR CO. THEY SATISFY VALVOLINE OIL KEATON 10,000 MILE CORDS ASSOCIATED GAS Crank Oases and Trans mission Drained .Free JONES & KIRKPATRICK Next to Nat. . A Real Service Station MEDFOITP MATL TIiTTiFXE, M IT'S QUITE A JAtfJNV UP IbLLY ?HIRE LANE. TO THE CLUB - OLD top: In the matter of the Estate of Mary F. HELP WANTED KF-MALK Klrkpatrick, deceased. ' , 'rTTTCTTTC, : T. : ' Notice Is hereby given that O. C. W AN ftD Woman to do laundry at Hoggs, Administrator of the above en- '"", ''om- lr8.; h- omeroy, Cen- tltled estate, has filed his final ac- tval Point, K.JIAJ 2il ci-unt therein and petitioned tor ills- ' charge, and that Saturday, March 10. WANTED XtlSOKLLAXKOUS 1923, at the. hour of 10:00 o'clock A. M. TTrTZTTZZ .-i.---- . in the court room of the Countv Court. ft TE r " lckBr baby buKKy- Jacksonville, Oregon, has been fixei ' "onB ',1-L'- -6'- as the time ami place to hear sn Id WANTED-400 Umbrellas to cover pet t oner,- All persons nterestcd are amI I0iair. Liberty Repair Shop, notified to appear and then and there , .,,., showcause, If any they have, why said ' " account slwuld not bo approved and WANTED Cash paid for pelts, htdos, said Administrator discharged'. wool and furs. Johnson Produce Dated this-2Gth day of January, 1923. . Co., 241 N. Fir St Phone 97. tf 0. C. BOCiGS, ' - r hi:, u . . Administrator. WANTED House 'novtug and repair- . . ; Inc Phone 488-M or 488-X. nKLP WANTED Male una Female . ... . . .. FOIt RENT FUKXISUEI ROOMS WANTED Hosiery salesmen and rrr T. -rr TT saleswomen, Oregon districts, to FOR RENT Room with board. $35 a canvass homes for manufacturer month. 223 N. Central. , 208 f,U,ro?airS 8",k ?' ock,ln'''9.1ror FOR RENT-Sfceping room, outside $5 with $1.25 commission, together entranee. 219 North Oakda le. Phone with other excelent numbers. Pure w i v, Silk Hosiery Mills, 807 Pacific Bldg.. -ni San Francisco, Calif. , 24 FOR RENT Furnished sleeping w1vtiti .i . i-. rooms, modern garage In connec- oxTLarnTrib?nefe tQ "tcY "4 King St. Cor. ofJOth ' WANTED SITUATIONS FOR RENT iurnlsheii steeping room with bath privileges. 325 S, River- W ANTED Any ono desiring my son-- side. Phone 701-J. . . . tf is for spring grafting should ar- : rango same now. Consult mo about FOR RENT APARTMENTS tho scions. Clias. W. Auatin, Phone . .... 03S-L. ' 207 FOR RENT Steam heated apt., fur- : r : niture for sale, snap. 403 Libortv WANTED Pruning by duy or eon- building. ' . 204 tract, experienced primers. Call 45 . South Central after 5 p. ni. 263 FOR RENT Noatly furnlshod two room apt, cIobo lu, no children, 245 WANTED SITUATION Practical . S. Central. 203 power, farmer, 2-yeara in valley, 300 ' : per. cent efflciont, nnist have house FOR RENT Dachelar apartment and j ; Cor, small family near, school and furnlshod rooms.. 445 S. Front -Bti ' compensation to live in comfort. ,-, .. . . , , . . 260 Reference. J. C. Barnes, Rogua ; 7 z River Land Co. Box D .C. L. Trll)- FOH RKNT-Apartment. 124 King St, . une .3 corner of Tenth; also car and truck '.. . " storage. WANTED Job on farm with house 1 to livo in or would rent furnished FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS J farm, give particulars. Box 645. 203 tCTX" ".r.'o"' ; TT ' I FOR LEASE Good paying dairy. Ad- WANTED Work by day with com- dress J care Mail Tribune. 264 pany. Call phone 93. ' 270 ' . .', ' r - - . .. FOR RENT Moonran - ranch. Eagle FOR RENT HOUSES ' flat' ,lCr aKr,r,c,2ar T0Dt' free. C. W. Austin, 324 S. Orange. FOR RENT 4 room cottage. Phone ; ' 1 ' . , ' 264' ' 3lG'R' .. 264 F0R rbjto acreg f l!ln(, nndor FOR RENT Furnished 3 room house. water, 2 miles of Modford, good Phono 999. 263 house. AddresB .Bert Anderson, : : : room 302 Liberty building, tf TOR RENT 3 room bouse, furnishod, 1 - garago. 209 W. Jackson St $16.00. FOR RENT Very desirable offices in 2G3 the Medford Building, singlo or in : suite, best in Modford. Steam heat, FOR RENT Houses. Brown & janitor service, reasonablo.' Inquire White. ,. room 414 Medford Bldg. or Phono 1 ' 642. 250tf FOR RENT 5 room furnished lmnga- ' , low, $25 a month, no children. In- FOR RENT Garage at 1103 W. Tenth ; qulro 131 Almond St 263 St Phone 82. tf WANTED. WE HAVE PARTY wlBhing a STOCK RANCH, he has tho money, he 1b an etepslvo stock buyer ond commercial shipper, naturally wants something worth the money and would have a future specula tive value. .Must bo well located as to roads and railroad's, something from 500 to 1500 acres, must be modem improvements, everything tip-to-the-mlnutc. Sufficient land must be of very good quality to raise enough feed for all ordinary purposes; will iiot go out too far. muBt be reason ably near good town, well drained. ' Irlco must bo consistent, WILL PAY, ALL CASH. , ,' . Boo us today , . FOUR-SITK SALES AGENCY Real Estato Business Opportunltioti Exchanges Medford Building, Medford, Ore. FOR SALE S. C. Rhode Island Red and White Leghorn Cockerels; Setting Eggs and Baby Chicks by 100 or 1000. Almost every Rhode Island Red winner at Jacknon County Fair, Josephine County Fair and Ashland Winter Fair was either bred by nie or produced from eggs bought from me. ERNEST WEBB, Phono 247 - i. SPRING TIME 13 HERE, ' ; . ... Prepare for your new homo. Purchase a largo fine vlow lot 111 East Medford. Oood clear air and plenty of room for the Utile ones. Best water pressure. All improvements In and Included in price. Recent purchasers planning for early construction of homes. Next ten days will see several more of these lota Bold for the reason that the prices are very low and terms to suit your convenience. Make your selection at once. ..' ' .-.i. ....... . .. .."'- Our River View Park near Gold Hill, fronting on Roggo Rlvpr Is fast taking form.. Land Is being graded and a flno road Is under con struction along tho brink ot the river bank. ' These lots contain tho finest rloh black sandy loam garden soil. Nothing better for onions, potatoes, melons and berries. Somo very choice tracts with shade for poultry. Many lots sold. Irrlgotlon for. all river front lots. Many tracts ready for crops. Plans now under way for five cottages, Prices low and terms to BUlt your convenience. : ' J. W. DRESSLER CO. Phono 285. EDFOTiD, OL'KCON'. MOXDAY. .TANTA'IfY 'JO, , I'D WALK TO LIVERPOOL TO ALCX WHERE ISjTHKT PLACE. THAT I HEARO VOO bPEAIfi OF" THVT, SOLO CORNEO BEEF At-t ' CA&&ACE THAT RESTAURANT? Central Point, Ore. 12fl East Main Mb lf!&h f NOW LET ") j 1923 3V ItlT'L FCRTURE SERVICE, HC von it n x r l u i s i ;k i cf.pi xg ROOMS FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping rooms. 140 S. Holly. 26a j FOR RENT Ono housekeeping nvnn. 310 N. Bartlott. . 261 IkST LOST Beautiful drop car ring, old gold with emerald set. Return to Tribune office. 263 LOST Leather pouch containing Change, rinder pieaso return to Mall Tribune. . , 203" MISCELLANEOUS CALL DRESSLER Square Deal Hatch ery for chicks, eggs and hatchings, Tancrcd Leghorns and Reds. Phono 951-L. . 284 FOR EXCHANGE TO TRADE For Medford or valley property. 10 acres, 7 room house, barns, chicken houses, outbuildings, in Arkansas, 7 acres In cultivation, fruit and berries, 3 acres In finest oak timber. $6,000. Will exchange, ' and pay or receive difference. Lo cated in good town of 5000 people, Inquire at 1131 West Ninth. 264 FOR TRADE What huve you to trado for good dairy, poultry, fruit and grain land near Creswell, Junction City and Sodaville. Ore. A. J. Kaiser, Junction City, Ore. 266 FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1919 Maxwell, $35 cash. $100 tonus. Phouo 821-Y,-, . 263 . " rrn FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE A Radio Set to be sold Sat. night, Feb. 10th, oh sealed bid. Hand In yours at Virgin's Radio Service. 274 FOR. SALE Furniture of : G room house, rent paid to Mar. 1st, can be seen any time aftor 2 p. in. 307 N. Peach, St. . 265 FOR SALE Cook stove, $8.50; smnll rango, $15; range with reservoir, $20; good dresser, $18; chiffonier, $15; 9x12 velvet rug, $15; brown velour couch, $15; kitchen cabinet, $9.75; sanitary couch, $6; wood , heater, 16.50; rockers, $1.50 to $4.95; breakfast table, $3; kitchen chalr, 50c to $1.50. The Medford Exchange, I'll Wost Main, "Whoro you can Buy or Sell Anything." . . . 203 FO R8ALE Dry wood $3.25 per tier at. 235 N. Ivy. ... 266 FOR SALE Pianos; C O. P. Co, pre ferred stock taken on sales, nil or part. Phono II. N. Loflnnd. 263 FOR SALE llronzo turkoys; alfalfa hay $15. W, J. Ilaitzell, 468-J-l. ,' . .('' -? . '257tf FOR SALE Iowa separator, practic ally now. E. L. Lane, Central Polut, Phono 133. 264 FOR SALE OR TRADE For sheep or cattle, grain drill; 1 gasoline wood Baw; 1 Iown cream separator: 1 ' Fordson tractor and plower; I span match mares, weight 3200 ; 2 oil burner incubators, ouo 160 egg and ono 60 egg; all in first clft'.in condition. .Box 67 Eaglo Point, Ore. ' ... .264 FOR. SALE Clean first cutting baled alfalfa,, also Bccond, Mqnurcb Seed Co, Phone 029-260. ,: ;. . . 255U FOR SALE Two General Electric motors, 85 h. p, 40 degree, 60 cycle, 22'JO voltage, complete with compen sators. 1 Tacomn logging engine. 10x16 with Una. Big 1'luus Lumoer Co. 1921 - Buick Six TOURING CAR. Overhauled and in first class - condition $850 . MEDFORD AUTO CO. ; ... . BUICK - DEALERS ... Cor. Slain and Holly 102;', By George McManus I HAVE. IT HERE ir-t MC COOK. HR.r. IT I "is - wvj YriDkr riTV m I OIJ SALlv l'OlT.THY .1X1) EGGS FOR SALE 3 duckJ and 3 Phone 411-J-l. 2JI ! FOR SALE Day old cliiclis. fall blond -jarred itoclts. Plume 43,11. 2t4 FOR SALE Park r.nrred rock' cock- e-els: also hatching ewi. J. V. Cook. R. 3, Ilox 48, Phono 96D-R. 2V.1 FOH SALETliotmult K. 1. Reds, wlli- nr.rs of, Southern Oregun, setting eggs and Imhy chix; hatch eggs fur 5 cents cuili. Tel. 9C! R. R 3. 276 FOR SALE tiookinj orders now for Jtmhy clilclci und hutching eggs from prise wlnnli's Rhode Island Rods and from White Leghorns Tancrod Royal. find Wing Poultry YoiM, Phone S6I. Y. , 281 FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALEClood sized work team, wagon, harness. $75 if taken this woe.t. 607 Pino St. 265 FOR SALE 1 (Jeldlng, ago 7. weight 1960: soui il and woll broken. Fin ley Bros., Murphy, Oro. 26 FOR SALE Puppies, spitz terriers. real beautios. l'hono 691-lt-l. FOR SALE Fresh cows, exception ally good. M. Wulhh, 1 mile NE of Medford on Crater Lake road. 279 FOR SALE liar. niwo. Jersey and Ihirhani. will froalien soon. L. A. Roso. Phoenix. '269 . FOR HALE REAL ESTATE I'X)ll SALE OR TRADE For city , property, 10 aero nlfulfa ranch nu lloss Lane, l'hono 1037. .261 " " FOR SAlJ IIO.MES FOR SALE Four room house, lut 50 100. Will lako cur up to $500. inoi 1 Muln street. . . 263 FOR SALE Houses and bungalows, furnlBhed or unfurnished; also ' acreage. ' Insurance. C. 8. Hm terflold, Medford National- Bank. Phone .189- MONEY TO IX).VN MONEY TO LOAN on lmurovod ratich security, $6000 or less, 6 per conti interest. O. C. Uoggs, Attorney tor Stnte Land Board, Jackson County. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Alwtractors MVRP.AY BROS, & GREE.NE , Abstracts of Tltlo. Rooms 3 and 5, '.,.No. ,.32, r North Central Ave., up- .l.'slalr.;.' . ; , ., . ; -. Tltlo Insnrance. ,' Jackson County ABSTRACT CO. The only complete Tl tlo System In Jackson (bounty. Alistnicts of Title and WATSON & KELLOOO Reliable Jadltson i-nunly abstractors of tl- ties. Hold Hill. Oregon F..prrt Accountant WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M. Wll Bon. C. P. A. Attention given to anything In accounting and In come Tnx requirements. Look Into , our JBlmpliried accounting method. .' Liberty Bldg, , Medford. Phono . 157-K.. Baby Overland LIKE NEW , $365,; Chevrolet touring $225 Chevrolet touring $265 Fords, with starters, 1920 and 21.. . ...$275 1 Always the Beat at C. E. Gates Auto Co. O AudltlfW fy Aeeourvftna AYSTCMAERV1CE s7 i rvs u r&Ace sjr Irwestmenis r. p. BCTOI1TT SIrxlfor.1 BUI. Cftrt Door T PAOE FIVE ULSIXES9 DIRECTOHV Attorneys . C. BOCtiS Lawyer. Specializes In Real Estate and Probate Law. 30 North Central Avo. A. B. RE AMES Lawyer, office In Libertv Building. . j.jrr ' ' , -3. 3 Ilulldlns Matcrlnls MEDFORD CEMENT BRICK & BLOCK WORKS Specialize In all ' kinds or cement building products. Com Fir and Tenth Streets. Chiropractic Physician DR. HARVETi P. COLEMAN Chiro practic aud Electro-Therapy. 427 '28 Medford Bldg. Phone 965. tf DR. A. R. HEDOES Neo-Eclectlc Physician. DR. LOUISE - E. HEDGES Naturopathic. Chiro practor. Mechano-Tlierapy, Spon dylothcrapy. Food Sciences, Chlro practice. Office: Stewart Bldg., 235 E. Main St. Phones: Office, 170; Res. 170-J-2. DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chlroprao tic Physician. ' Office hours 9 to 12, 2 to 5. Suite 2 03-04-05-06, Lib erty Hid;.;. Office Phone 580, Res. 1027. Dentists DR. O. .1. JOHNSON Dentist, 228 E. Main St., over M. M. Dept. Store, Medford, Oregon. Phone 669; : Res. 1002-Y. Office hours 9 a. m. 6 p. m. Evenings and Sunday by appointment. ' " , Farm Loans. MONBY, WANTED Can laco your money on first mortgage, farm or ; city proporty at 7 to 8' not to you. : Hurd Land & Investment Co;, 40J Jled ford Bldg, Tel. 42. Money to Loan J. R, ANDREWS Buys and soils mortgages and loans money . oa . good secuty, 31 N. Grape St.. Phone 63-M. . 246 Monuments THE OREGON GRANJTB CO.- Monuments. E. A. Hicks, general manager, P. ' M, Kershaw, sale manager,' 103 E. Sixth St, Men ford. . tf Osteopaths DR. F. (5. CARLOW, DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW Osteopathic Physicians . 416-418 Liberty Bldg. Phon) 904-.I-S. Residence 26 South Laurel St, ' . .. , ' ' DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathic , Physician. Special attention given to eye, enr, nose and throat 300 Liberty Building. Phone 496, Pliyslrlans and Surgeons. , Till t I l.niIVMU Uh.aUln. ..- Siwgeon. Practlco limited to eye, car. nose and throat. Eyos scien tifically tested and glasses sup-; nlfed. Orcullst and Aurlst for S.' P. It. I!. Co., Medford Bldg. Phono 567. DR. WM. W. P. HOLT Physician and Surgeon. Offices Medford Bldg. Phono 165. Residence 118 Genesee St. Phono 166-J-2. ' '.' DR. A. BURSELI-Physlelan and Surgeon, 312 to 314 Modford Bldg. ; Entrance 36 N. Central. Special attention to spine. Phone 29.. Piano Instruction FRED ALTON HAIQHT Teacher ot Plnno and Harmony. Composing, Arranging.' Studio 31S '..Libert; Bldg. Phone 72. Printers and Pnhllshere MEDFORD PRINTING CO., has the best equipped printing office ' In Southern Oregon, - Book binding, loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, eto. Portland prices, il N. Fir 8t, Rug Weaving MEDFORD FLUFF RUO WORKS . makes fluff rugs from old and i worn . carpets and rugs.. Phone 610-M. 706 Pine Ht. . - Transfer V EADS TRAN8FER & STORAGE CO. Office 43 North Front St. Phona 315. Prices right. Sorvlce guar anteed. " DAV18 TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. Anything moved, day or night. Service guaranteed. 29 S. Grape. Phone; Office 844, or residence, 647-R or 206. i ff I'pholstorlng . WEI8 Upholstery, Manufacturer of overstuffed furniture.' Fall line of materials. Draperies made to order. We do all kinds ot uphol stering. We dellrer and will call and show samples, phone 30$, J eSKS9HW. 0r, .