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M"EDFORD MA IT TRIBUNE; MEDPOUD, OTCEOON, TUESDAY, MAY- 8, 1923
PAOE. SEVEN.
BRINGING UP FATHER
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POLES WILL TEAR
! DOWN CATHEDRAL
TO SPITE RUSSIA
WARSAW, April During the Russian-
regime a Runsian cathedral was
erected in Warsaw. Richly decorat
ed with paintings and wonderful mo
rales, it was an object of admiration
of all foreigners who visited the city.
To the Poles, however; it was but
another symbol of Russian oppres
sion. .
When, in 1915, the Russians with
drew from Warsaw, the. first Impulse
of the populace was to destroy this
cathedral, but other counsel prevail
ed. The Germans In their ' occupa
tion of Warsaw, stripped It of its
bronze roofs, which they replaced
with wooden ones. But theso. roofs
afforded poor protection against the
weather, and tt was soon found
necessary .to close the cathedral.
Owing "to its present dilapidated
condition and the reluctance of the
Poles to spend money on the restora
tion of a monument which has
always been hateful to them, It has
been decided that it shall be pulled
down. Before starting on the actual
demolition .of the cathedral, how
ever, other, more pressing works will
be iaAeh In hand, so that the delay
Still gives p. little hope to those -who
are against its destruction.
livestock,
PORTLAND, Ore., May 8. Cattle
steady with good active demand; re
ceipts 316 (78 through). Hogs nom
inally Bteady; receipts 909 (direct).
Sheep steady; receipts 488.
Eggs.
PORTLAND, Ore., May ' 8. Eggs
unsettled: select 2028c; firsts 230
25c: pullets 22c; case count 22
23 He. Buying prices, standards 21
22c; henneries 26 20 He; pullets,
20 21c.
- DulU-r.
PORTLAND, Ore., May 8. Butter
firm. Extra cubes 38 4) 38 He; under
grades 35 H 36 He; prints, 'full
boxes, 42c; half boxes, 42Hc; cartons
43c; dairy, buying price nominal;
butterfat 41c.
PORTLAND. Ore.. Mnv 8. Pnul-
1 iry aieaoy; live neavy nens zzfgzsc;
i light hens 20c: ducks 2fic; 1923 broil
f ers 2030o; buying prices, 5 per cent
less.
Potatoes.
PORTLAND. Ore., May 8. Pota
toes slow, unchanged; 75c $1-25 cwt;
buying prices 65 ft) 75c cwt.; new 9
10c lb. .
Portland Wheat.
PORTLAND. Ore., May 8. Wheat,
hard white, blucstem, banrt $1.32;
soft white, western white $1.24; nor
thern spring, western red $1.17;
hard winter $1.16.
Today's car receipts Wheat B0;
flour 2; oats 8; hay 6.
San Francisco Markektk
SAN FRANCISCO, May 8. (U. S.
Bureau of Agricultural Economics.)
eggs, extras 31 Vic.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 8. (State
j Division of Markets.) Poultry un
changed. '
SAN FRANCISCO, May 8. Butter
fat pound 49V4c f. o. b. San Fran
cisco, Army-Navy "V" for Han Pedro.
SAN PEDRO, Calif., May Plans
are being made for the erection of an
Army and Navy Y. M. C. A. building
here to provldo shore quarters and
entertainment for tho sailors of the
battle fleet when the vessels are sta
tioned at this port. The structure
will cost about $700,000.
PIRL FUNERAL BOOT
At Tour Service Day or Night
Information Cordially Qlvea
Oor. 0Ch and Oak dale
LTJM II 111 lj,mmo.x.3
News Summary
of Last Night
WASHINGTON Suit for $700,
000,000, against the government, the
largest Bum ever sought through Ju
dicial action, was filed last night by
the Great Sioux Indian nation. The
Indians declared millions .of acres of
land were illegally taken away from
them by tho government.
HARRISDURG, Pa. A bill which
woufd make lynching murder and
providing for- the forfeiture of $10,
000 bythe county in which a lynch
ing Occurred to the dependents of the
victim was passed last night by the
state senate.
Attar Wildcat Oil Co."
t WASHINGTON, May 8. As the
beginning of a campaign by fho post
office department against wildcat' oil
promoters, ' Postmaster General New
today .issued a fraud order against tho
General Leo Development interests of
Fort Worth, Texas and directed that
alt mail received at Fort Worth ad
dressed to that company, bo return
ed to the senders.
Tin Cans for Bond Paving.
PASADENA, Calif., May City of
ficials are awaiting with interest the
result of a new plan to be tried out
here for the disposal of empty tin
cans gathered from back yards and
vacant lots. The cans, together with
gravel, will be pressed and used for
surfacing roads In the Arroyo Seco,
near the Rose Bowl stadium.
To Rebuild Riverside.
RENO, Nev., May An option on
the Riverside hotel property in this
city has been acquired by a Ideal con
cern and plans for' a hostelry to cost
between $600,000 and $700,000 are
under way. The controlling Interest
will be held bv an eastern insurance
company, it Is said. The old River
side hotel was destroyed by fire, last
year.
Holes In One.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, May.
Malcolm M. Keyser, local golfer,
qualified for membership In the hole-in-one
club when, on the Parley's
Canyon course here recently he made
the fifth hole, 240 yards, In that
score.
Curlews Pay Visit,
BRYON, Calif, May For the first
time in this part of California a flock
of 200 or more curlews flew low over
this district recently. The curlew Is
long and slender with downwardly
curved bill and beautiful brown plum
age. It is a swamp bird and as large
as a teal.
Stops Cough and Wheezy Breathing
"Had a cough and wheezing In my
throat," writes Caroline Dlllard,
Petersburg, Va. "Foley's Honey and
Tar gave me quick relief and stopped
Jiy cough." Coughs resulting from
Flu, Grippe, Whooping Cough, Asthma
and Bronchitis, quickly relieved with
Foley's Honey and Tar. Three gener
ations of satisfied users have made
Foley's Honey and Tar the largest
selling cough medicine In the world.
Refuse substitutes. Insist upon
Foley's. Sold everywhere. Adv.
A
Good
Chev
$215.00
Fine shape, good
rubber
BUSY CORNER
MOTOR CO.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED About 100 feet of pipe 8
Inch or larger. Telephone 38-F-5,
Jacksonville, F. C. Preston. 45
WANTED Wool. War prices for
wool and mohair. We do not grade
you to death. . Johnson Prod. Co.
Phone 97. tt
WANTED Jackson hay fork and car-
rler; also fruit springs. Phone
7-F-14.. . 41
WANTED Gentleman to room, and
board in private homo. Phone 935-K.
tf
WANTED Ronne moving and repair
ing. Phone 4S8-M or 488-X.
WANTED SITVATTON8
WANTED Chauffeur wishes place;
, drive any make of care anywhere
any time. Keep car in repair. Ref
erences. Box 29, care Tribune. 42
WANTED By first class auto me
chanic,, position; understands, gen
erator and starter work: highest
reference. P. O. Box 221, Central
Point 41
WANTED Clerical work by young
. woman of experience. Excellent
references. Box A T, Modford Mail
Tribune. 41
HELP WANTED FEMALE '
WANTED Experienced girl for geu
.; eral housework. Phone 695 morn
' tags. 41
WANTED Woman to "care for two
children and do light housework.
727 S. Central. 41
WANTED Woman for housekeeper.
Phone 427. 40
WANTED 4 or 6 young men or worn-.-
en to sell" cars. Address Box C C,
Mall Tribune. 42
HELP WANTED MALE
WANTED A miner to work assess
ments for an interest. Box 21, Route
1, Central Point 42
WANTED Experienced ranch hand,
' married man preferred. Berkeley
Orchards. 41
WANTED Men with families to work
on ranch; houses furnished. Call
Geo. Bishop, Suncrest Orchard, or
. Bert Anderson. tt
WANTED Men for ranch work. Call
Geo. Bishop, Suncrest Orchard, or
Bert Anderson, Medford. tf
WANTED Bookkeeper and general
office man, good at figures and
willing worker; knowledge of sten
ography preferred, $125. G. W.
Newberry. MUC. 40
WANTED Men for box factory and
sawmill. Wages $4.00 per day and
up, 10 hrs. Board and room $1.20
per day. Fruit Growers Supply Co.,
Hilt, Calif. 43
MONET TO LOAN
LOANS Farm loans; city residences,
business property; best rate In Med
ford; day or evening. W. O. Wright.
Room 5, Stewart Bldg., Medford. tf
VALVOLINE OIL
GENERAL CORDS
and
A Real Service Station
"Go a long way to make friends"
When practically all the first class Btage lines use General
Cords, it is a certainty they earned this place in the stage busi
ness by delivering more miles than any other tires. - ' -
FREE CRANK CA&E SERVICE
JONES & KIRK PATRICK
70 AORKS '
RARE OFFER OF PRODUCTIVE FARM '
Close to cily Equipped
We can place you today on on? of the best farm tracts you can
possibly find for the money in the Rogue River Valley. There Is abso
lutely nothing to equal this as a famr buy. Look It over and tell as If
we art wrong. 35 acres Is Fine Dear Creek Dottom land, the whole
farm Is In crop; Improvements are good. Farm Is equipped and stock
ed, ready to go.
THICK juwoo
SEE I S TODAY
FOTJR-SITK REALTY AGENCY.
Room 400-410 Mnrlforrl Center Illdg. ,
Rral Estat Hnalnma Opportanltlnf Ktchtagea
FOR RENT RonsICKEEPrNG
ROOMS
FOR' RENT Housekeeping ' rooms.
219 S. Central. Phono S55-R. 45
FOR RENT Housekeeping
146 S. Holly.
rooms.
40
FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping
apartments. Riverside Apartments,
Phone 467-J. 45
FOB HEN3 HOUSES
FOR RENT Five room furnishod
bungalow, close in, or will sell on
small payment down, balance like
rent. Martin McDonbugh, owner.
Phone 329. 42
FOR RENT Newly finished house
keeping apartment 315 N. Holly.
Phone 368-J. tf
FOR RENT Furnishod ten room
house with electric range and wash
er, nice lawn and garden, good loca
tion. P. O. Box J037. 40
FOR RENT Six room modern house,
. east front large lot, plenty of shade,
fruit Twelfth and S. Newtown.
Phono 898-Y, P. E. Wynkoop. tf
FOR RENT Modern rour room bun
galow or will sell on easy payments.
Room 4, College Bldg. tf
FOR RENT 7 room house, furnished,
or would sell on payments like rent
Gold Ray Realty So., No. 15 N.
Grape St, Phone 465-J. tf
FOR RENT Housas Brown Wblte.
FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT Close in sleeping room!
privilege of bath; beautiful lawn
and shade. .301 S. Central. 44
FOR RENT Two sleeping rooms with
kitchenette. Adults only. Phone
574, or call after 1 p. m. at 607 S.
Central Ave. tf
FOR RENT Well lighted front sleep
ing room, with bath privileges; also
garage for rent. 325 S. Riverside.
Phone 701J. tf
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
FOR RENT Two;; room furnlBhed
apartment; men only. 445 S. Front
44
FOR RENT Furnished two - room
apartment with garage. No. 124
King St tf
FOR RENT Two mrnlshed apart
ments. Call 113 E. Eleventh. Phone
9G3. 40
FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS '
TO LEASE On North Riverside,
warehouse 14x50 ft Call Modern
Plumbing & Heating Co. 620. 40
FOR RENT Oarage, $3.00 per month.
325 S. Riverside. . tt
FOR RENT-r-Garage at 1103 W. Tenth
Phone 82. : tf
FOR RENT 80 acres or land nndef
water, 2 miles of Medford, good
houBe. Address Bert Anderson,
room 302 Liberty building.' tf
j ' SS ra m int'l FrATUno Tfr.vtCE. ff-yH 58 '
FOUND :
FOIJND Drown shoe renewing dopt.
No. 2. 103 N. Central. 43
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OOOD BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
at No. 16 N. Grape St, Phone 465-J.
tf
LOST '
LOST License No. 72129. Return to
' (his office. 41
LOST Llewellyn female pup sit
mftnlhd nl,l rnlt Qlt n.. ftftll.T 1 II..
oral reward. ' 40
FOR EXCHANGE
FOR EXCHANGE Very desirable
1 five room modern home on paved
street, good location, to exchange
for homo In Eugene. Address 1070
Tenth Ave. West, Eugene, Ore. 40
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
FOli SALE Ford touring car, 1920
model, at 838 Dakota Ave. 45
FOR SALE 1920 Ford coupe, well
' equipped, good condition. Bargain.
- Terms. McCurdy Insurnnco Agency.
tf
FOR SALE OR TRADE Automobiles
from $25 up. Gold Ray Realty Co.,
15 N. Grape St Phono 465-J. tf
FOR SALE 1 Vi ton truck, used less
than one year. See owner and truck
at 706 S. Newtown. Some terms. 43
FOR SALIk rllOMES
FOR SALE Modern eight room bun
galow, 'close in. Gnrage, basement,
furnace; lot 100x160. Address Box
25, Mail Tribune. 45
FOR SALE Five room houBe and lot
$600. 417 Bonson St. Phone 672-H.
41
FOR SALE Two high grade homes in
Medford.' R. H. McCurdy. tf
FOR SALE OR TRADE Good cheap
homes, small down pr.ymont, good
terms. See me at 518 Boatty St. 41
IfOR SALE Houses and bungalows,
furnished or' unfurnished; also
acreage. Insurance. C. S. ' But
terfleld, Medford National Bank.
Phone 889.
FOR SALE liTVESTOCK
FOR SALE Team weight about 2200.
Must be sold at once. Tel. Rostol,
Central Point. 41
FOR SALE Gentle three year old
, heifer; will be fresh soon. Phone
809-M. 40-
FOR SALE Good fresh milk cow.
Eleanor Powors, Talont 40
FOR SALE RE A L ESTATE
FOR SALE From 54 to 73 by owner.
; Price reduced from $300 to $200 per
; acre for quick sale. Perpetual wator
right for half of place. Land tho
j very host, location ldoal Address
( Uox 98, Route 1, Centrul Point 42
i
FOR SALE, RENT On TRADE Alf
i alfa, grain, stock ranches, orchards,
, also city property. Gold Ray Realty
Co., No. 15 N. Grapo St., Phone
466-J. tf
FOR BALK POULTRY AND EGOS
FOR SALE O. A. C. Darred Rock
eggs for hatching. Phone 201-J. 59
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE A Glonwood range, com
bination wood and gas, with brass
colls, practically now. 32 Mistletoe
St. 41
FOR SALE Team, wagon,, harness
and buggy. 237 N. Central.. '41
FOR SALE Piano In good condition,
32 MUtlotoo St. 41
Used Gars
From
$100 ' $300
Used Tractors
.. Overhauled and
' guaranteed
$250
- . . . .i . .
Terms if desired '
Ford and Fordson
C. E. Gates Auto Go.
"FIaaIiph of Action," Rlallo Theatre,
May 7 to 8.
FOR SALE .MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE bargains In used pianos
: while tlioy lust: One Ludwlg worth
$350, just like new, for quick salo,
; price $225.. Terms: $10 down. $10
per mouth. Ono Koohlcr & Camp
bell, price $225, somo terms. 11. G.
LaunspHch, office phone 227, even
ings GIUR. 41
FOR SALE Dining tnliln and four
chnlrsi In good condition. 215 S.
Central. 1 40
FOR SALE Or will trado for sheep,
Iowa soparutor uml centrifugal
pump capacity 25 gal. por min.
Phone 341-R-2. 41
FOR SALE 50 gal. gasoline storage
tank, robe lock, Rod auto theft car
i lock 30x34, running board wnter
' canteens at hall' prico. Oris Craw
; ford. Phono 386-J. 39
FOR SALE One six hole Majestic
. wood or coal range, polished steel
top, with pin water heater front.
C. L. Goff, 421 N. Riverside Ave.
Telephone 387-M. 45
FOR , SALE Beautiful oak Ulnlng
, table and six leather seated chairs.
. Three rugs reasonably priced. Call
673. 44
FOR SALE $475 piano (used threo
: months) for $290, just as good as
now. 225 S. Oakdnlo Ave. 41
FOR SALE OR TRADE -Watorloo
engine, U h. p.: W. E. Butler, Eagle
Point. - 44
FOR SALE Cabbage and tomato
plants. Phone 210-L. 806 S. Fir St.
. , f 42
FOR SALE Samson tractor, 3-bottoiu
plow, Ford truck, Mitchell wagon,
Page fence. E. Dahack, Eagle Point
;. . 43
FOR SALE Soe Brown for shoos In
i Dopt. 1. ", 43
FOR SALE Plnno,
671-J-l.
$180.
Phono
41
FOR SALE Brown has lots ot boys'
shoes. 43
FOR SALE Reed baby buggy. Phone
808. ' 45
FOR SALE Gcrmozone cures black
head In turkeys. Buy It of Monarch
, Seed Co. ' ' tt
FOR SALE Gro-more makes new
lawns out of old ones. Sold by
Monarch Seed Co. tf
FOP. 3ALE Two wheel auto trailer.
Call E. W. Wollor, Medford Hotel. 40
FOli SALE Chick food, guaranteed
good, $3.00 per 100 lbs. Monarch
. Seed Co. tf
FOR SALE Note for $575. Will take
$550. Woll secured, 'bears Interest
, at 8 per cent. P.O. Box 1037. 40
FOR SALE One Victor phonograph,
cabinet style, and records. Phone
' 150. tf
nusiNEHs nniEOrour ;
' Abatractors
MURRAY i BROS, ft GREENE
j Abstracts of Title. Rooms 8 and 6
' !No. .82 .North Contral Ave., u
' stairs..
inrkaon County
, ABSTRACT OO.
.The only complote Ti
tle System In Jackson
County.
Abstracts of Title and
Title Insurance.
KELLOGG, LINDAS & DE SOUZA-
Reliable Jackson county abstractors
of titles, Gold Hill, Oregon.
Attorney
A. E. REAMES Lawyer, office In
Liberty Hulldlng
Used Cars
Velie "6" Club
Roadster
$225.00
Buick Six Chassis,
Complete Overhaul
$325.00
1921 Ford Touring
$250.00
Medford Auto Co.
Bnlok Dealers
' Got. Maiii arid 'Holly
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Building Material!
MEDFORD CEMENT BRICK
BLOCK WORKS Specialize In all
kinds of cement building products.
Cor. Fir and Tenth Btreots.
Chiropractic Physicians
DR. HARVE1 P. COLEMAN Chlro-,,
practlc and Electro-Therapy. 427.
28 Medford Bldg. Phone 965. tf
DR. A. - R. HEDGES Neo-Eoleotlo '
Physician. DR. LOUISE E.
HEDGES Naturopathic Chlro-;
praetor. Mechano-Therapy, Spon
dylotherapy, Food Sciences, Chlro .
practice. Office: Stewart Bldg.,
. 235 E. Main St Phones: Office,'
170; Res. 170-J-2.
DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chlropractlff
Nervo Specialist Office hours 9-12,
2-5. 203-205 Liberty Bldg; . Office
Phone 6S0; Res. 1027. ,
-'
Chiropody
CHIROPODY At office of Dr. Hal
stead, Eloctro and Mochano Therapy"'
; and the Burdlck Deep Therapy '
Light trentment for - acute and
chronic diseases. Phlpps block, 22$
E. Main, Phone 663-J.
Dentists
DR. O. J. JOHNSON Dentist, 228 E,
Main St., over M. M. Dept. itore,
! Medford, Oregon. Phone 669
Res. 1023-H. Office hours 9 a. m.-
: 6 p. m. , Evonlngs and Sunday bf
' appointment. ' .
Expert Accountant
wilson Auditing CO. b, m. wil
son, C. P. A. Attention given to
anything In accounting and - In
' come Tax requirements. Look Into
our simplified accounting method.
Liberty . Bldg., Medford. Phom
157-R
Money to Loaa
J. I R. ANDREWS Buys and leW
mortgages and - loans money a)
good security, II N. Grape Si
Phone 63-M. 14
Monuments '
THE OREGON GRANITE CO.
. Monuments.- E. A.- Hicks, gensrsl
: manager. P. M. Kershaw, salt?
manager, 103 E. Sixth St. lfeo '
ford. tf
Osteopaths
DRF. G CARLOW, DR EVA MAInJ
CARLOW Osteopathic Physlclai
416-418 Liberty Bldg. Phont
904-J-3. Residence it . Sotttkj
Laurel St
Physicians and Surgeons.
DR. WM..W. P. HOLT Physician
and Surgeon. Offices Medford
: Bldg. Phone 165. Retildenoa 118
. Goneseo St. Phone 165-J-2.
PR. A. BURSELL Physlolsn and
' Surgeon, 312 to 314 Medford Bldg.
I Entrance 36 N. Central. Special'
attention to spine. Phone 29.' '
Piano Instruction
pftQu aliu.i nAiuni-iDKuar ui
' Piano and Harmony. Composing,
Arranging. Studio 818 Liberty
Bldg. Phone 72.-
vonn t mtv. . t . .mm. rr- .... .
Printers and Publisher '
MEDFORD PRINTING CO., has to
best equipped printing office In
Southern Oregon. Book binding,
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
ete. Portland prices, 27 N. Ftr 8t
Rug Wearing
MEDFORD FLUFF RUG WORKS
' makes fluff rugs from Old and
worn carpets and rngs. Pfcona
810-11. 706 Pine St.
Transfer
EAD3 TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Office 42 North Front 8t. Phon
315. Prices right. Berries guar
anteed. -
DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
CO. Anything moved,' day or
night. Service guaranteed. 19 8.
' Grape. Phone: Office 644, or rest
dence 1060 or 206. tf
Upholstering
J. WEIS Upholstery, Manufacturer '
of overstuffed furniture. Full line
of materials. Draperies made to !
order. We do all kinds ot uphol- '
' etarlng.. We deliver and will call '
and show samples. Phone 101. -TarlrnonvtllA
SAtiditir. ) AccouMtrvJ ' y
t Irvaurarxc gj liv3tmu4f
m. p. scHMirr '
Oyer Farmers A FVultgrowws Rank
T