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BRINGING UP FATHER
By George McManus
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.OFFERS $10,000
CHICAGO, May 16. A reward of
810,000 was offered today by the trus
tees of Northwestern university at the
request of Dr. Walter Dill Scott, presi
dent of tho Institution, for definite
information that would clear up the
mystery surrounding the disappear
ance of Leiphton Mount, a freshman
who disappeared in September, 1921,
after a class rush.
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' CHICAGO, May 16. (By Associated
Press). Eight hundred students of
Northwestern university at a chapel
meeting called by the student council
today adopted unanimously a resolu
tion of unqualified support of, and
confidence in President Walter Dill
Scott, and expressing disapproval of
methods of investigation Of the disap
pearance of Leighton Mount, a fresh
man, in 1921.
The resolution was drawn up by the
student council and presented by
James Patterson. In a short address
Patterson declared tho administration
officers and the student body were
being "maligned, lied about and se
verely censured," when beyond all
doubt, all that the university sought
was the truth in the case and that an
effort wa's being made to make Presi
dent Scott a victim.
ENDORSE 0BREG0N
MEXICO CITY, May 17. (?ly tho
Associated Press) Overwhelming
endorsement of President Obregon s
method of handling tho recognition
question was given by tho chamber
of deputies today when a resolution
expressing sympathy and confidence
in tho executive was carried by a
vote of 131 to 9. Senor Obregon sent
a message to tho chamber of gratifi
cation. Wesley Barry in
Rollicking
Story
Wesley- Barry, the thirteen-yearold
boy star came to town yesterday by
way of the picture in which he is fea
tured, "Rags to Riohes," and complete
ly captured tho audiences at the Page
theatre, where it began a run of four
days. .
Tho picture, with its wholesomeness
and spirit of adventure, went straight
to' everybody's heart. One wonders
who enjoyed it most the young or
the old, the men or the women:
''" "Rags to Riches" is adapted from
the celebrated . stage' success by
Charles A. Taylor.
1 Without decrying hlB other wonder
ful pictures, "School Days," for ex
ample, it is not too much to say that
Wesley does some of the finest acting
of Ilia voune career In this plcturtf.
And praise is duo to othor members
ot the cast: Niles Welch, Ktitli itenicK
Russoll Simpson, Mrs. Minna D. Red
man. Rlchnrd Tucker. Eulalie Jensen
.Inno Kocklov. Sam Kauman. Dick
Sutherland and "Jimmy" Qulnn. Wal
lace 'Worsley's" direction loaves noth
lug to be desired. - '
Dnnlsh Steamer Aground.
HL1FAX, N. 8., May 16. Tho Dan
ish stcomor Jan Is ashore on South
Point, Northumberland straits, and
leaking badly, said a wireless mes
sage received tOdhy. 'Tho Jan, a ves
sel of 1000 tons, left Nuovltas, Cuba,
Mnv 3 for Montrcnl with sugar.
PERL FUNERAL HOME
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Rialto Offers Horse as Star
Tom Mix's beautiful horse, Tony,
has become a star and his' generous
master is .supporting him thing; of
that, for an actor of Mix's standpoint
at the Biaito theater this week in a
picture called "Just Tony."
Tony is a wonder. He displays an
intelligence only equaled among the
screen acting by Strongheart, the- Bel
gian police dog that made "The Silent
Call" a picture of importance.
There is a story of men and women
in "Just Tony," and quite interesting
enough without the superhorso, but
remarkable with him.
Besides Tony and Tom Mix the cast
has pretty Clairo Adams and Frank
Campeau, the champion evil man of
screen and stage.
But it is Tony in whom interest cen
ters and he is worth seeing if you lose
horses. If you don't you will after
you look at Tony in this picture.
Irish Deported.
HOLT HEAD, Wales, May 17.
Tho hundred or moro persons round
ed up in England in the Irish raids
last March and deported to Dunlin
for internment arrived hero today.
BUCHAREST The Roumanian
fascistl Issued threats that continued
attendance by Jewish students and
professors at the University of Bu
charcst would lead to their deathB.
SYNOPSIS OP THE ANNUAL STATEMENT
OP THE.
Fire Association of Philadelphia
ot Philadelphia, in the State 'of Pennsylvania,
on the tliirtv-firtit day o! Peremlier. 1922
made to Uie Insurance Commissioner of the
State of Oregon, pursuant to law:
CAPITA I,
Amount of capital stork paid tip. , ,, 000,000
INCOME
Net premiums received during tho
year 9,201.537.27
Interest, dividends and renta re
ceived during the year 780,308.09
Income from other sources re
ceived during the year 141,525.04
Total income $10,222,371.00
DIsnilliSEMENTS
Net losses paid during the year
including adjustment expenses $ ,3&3,8n0.23
Dividends paid on capital utock
during the year 400,000.00
Commissions and salaries paid
diirini? the vear 2.088.536.80
Taxes, licenses and fees paid dur
ing tue year suo.unu.ni
Amount of all other expenditures 747,331.19
Total expenditures t 9,790,700.79
ASSETS
Value of real estate owned (mar
ket value) oub.iojl.zt
Value of stocks and bonds owned
(market value) 9,005,919.60
,oans on mortgages and collat
eral. etc. 3.641,411.00
Cash In banks and on hand.'... 1,078,177.24
l'remiums in course of collection
since Sept. 30, 11)22 2,202,095.27
Interest and rent due anil ac
crued Z14.1UZ.YS
Miscellaneous 40,435.65
Total admitted assets $17,337,895.10
I.IAIHI.ITIES
Cross cbtinifl for losses unpaid.. $ 1,450,350.61
Amount of unearned premiums
on all outstanding nsKS iu,uoz,4uz.zi
Due for commission and brok
erage lZ.OJn.l'U
All other liabilities 214,444.78
Total liabilities, exclusive of
capital stock of $1.0110.00(1 1 1,730.080.20
MUSINESS IN OIIECON FOR THE YEAIt
Net premiums received during the
vear 90.913.48
Losses paid during the year 40,847.35
Losses incurren uur.ng uie year i,io.
Name of Compiny, Fire Association.
Name of President, E. C. Irvln. t
v,...,n nt Kwn'tnrv. M. O. (iorriimes.
Statutory resident attorney for service. Will
Moore, Ins. torn, oi mate.
.1. W. Wakefield. Agent. Medford. Ore.
TIRE
SALE
25 Off
'All sizes
30x31 CORD
was $14.95
now
$11.20
BUSY CORNER
MOTOR CO.
License Lady to Fly.
WSHINGTON. May 17. Miss Aml-
11a Barhart ot Atchison, Kas., today
received the first license granted to
a woman by tho National Aeronautic
association after completing the test
flights during which she piloted her
plune to an altitude of 11,000 feel,
believed to be the highest ever
flown by a woman.
County Treasurer's Call for Special
Koad District warrants
State of Oregon, County of Jackson.
. Treasury Department, Jacksonville,
Oregon, May 17, 1923.
Notice is hereby given that there
are funds on hand for the redemption
ot the following Warrants drawn on
Special Road District No. 9 (Nine):
6762, 6822, 6823, 6834, and 6844.
Interest on the above called war
rants ceases on this, the 17th day of
May, 1923. A. C. WALKER,
Treasurer of Jackson
48 County, Oregon.
WANTED SITUATIONS
WANTED Plain sewing. G30 N.
Central. 53
WANTED House cleaning, window
washing and lawns cared for. Satis
faction guaranteed. Frank Smith,
146 N. Front. Phone 266-Y. 62
WANTED Handy man wants work
by day. or job, machine or mill
wright; can do carpenter work.
Drop card in Box 824 Bennett Ave.
48
HELP WANTED Wale and Female
WANTED 40 thinners, long job. See
Tucker, 502 N. Riverside. 61
WANTED Man and wife, with no
children, for general ranch work.
J. A. Smith, Phone 132-X. Call even
ings or early morning. 49
HELP WANTED MALE
WANTED Let me hear from a sales
man, married man preferred, who
knows ra can sell nationally adver
tised, guaranteed merchandise.
Chance to earn $200 a month with
opportunity for advancement. See
Mr. Herndon, Hotel Holland. 47
WANTED Someone to cut bay on
shares. Phone 1043 evenings. 49
WANTED Apple thinners. Apply Dee
Hendrickson, Phone 577. 49
WANTED Salesman for Medford and
nearby towns. See A. N. Townsend,
Holland Hotel. tf
WANTED Man for ranch
work.
49
Phone Guy Conner 64.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
WANTED Young lady to attend cigar
counter. Apply in person, Hotel
Medford. tf
WANTED Experienced waitress.
Call in person, Hotel Medford. tf
WANTED Experienced girl for gen
eral housework. Inquire 995 S. Oak
dale, or phone 619-M. 62
WANTED Competent woman for
general housework; good wages.
Phone 1020. 51
WANTED Cigar Girl. Apply in per
son Hotel Medford. tf
WANTED Girl for genoral house
work, good wages. Mrs. G. L. Buhr
man, 15 Geneva Ave. 48
WANTEb MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED Children to care for.
Phone 835-X. 63
WANTED Two ladles hero tempor
arily wish to meet two congenial
gentlemen. Write P. O. Uox 515,
Medford, Oregon. '48
WANTED Will pay cash for timber
junu anywaore in jhckhud cuuaiy.
E. S. Tumy, 209 Liberty Uldg. tf
WANTED Wool. . War' prises for
wool and mohair.' We do not grnde
you to death. Johnson Prod. Co.
Phone 97. tf
WANTED HoBbe ?novidg and repair
ing. Phone 408-M or 488-X.
FOR RENT HOTTBICKKEFING
ROOMS '
FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping
apartments. Riverside Apartments,
Phone 457-J. - . . 62
FOR RENT Modern housekeeping
rooms, upstairs. 345 N Bartlott,
Phone 753-M. ' tf
FOB SALE OR EXCHANGE
SMALL RANCH, FULLT EQUIPPED, close to Medford chickens,
turkeys, cows, calves, all farm machinery. Tart of ranch Is bottom
land, balance under ditch with PAID UP WATER. Crops all In.
Dandy 5-rpom bungalow, good barn, and outbuildings. You can work
In town and enjoy suburban life, at least you can look at It nnd we
WILL SELL AT LESg THAN COST OF IMPROVEMENTS or will ox
clinngo on Medford homo.'
SEE US TODAY
FOUR-SITE REALTY AOENCY
Rooms 40n.HO Melforrl footer Rldrf.
REAL ESTATE ItUSIXKSS OPPORTUNITIES- EXCHANGES
FOB RENT APARTMENTS
FOR RENT Furnished apartments.
Dll S. Central. tf
FOR RENT Furnished apartment.
318 N. Holly. Phone 368-J. tf
FOR RENT Furnished two room
apartment with garage. No. 124
King St. tf
FOR REX! noUSES
FOR RENT Modern house 6 rooms,
large closets, screen Hrch, store
room, garage, $30. 219 N. Peach.
83S-J. 47
FOR RENT Two modern houses.
Call 333 S. Riverside. 48
FOR RENT Six room modern house,
east front, large lot, plenty of shade,
fruit. Twelfth and S. Newtown.
Phone S98-Y, P. E. Wynkoop. tf
FOR RENT Modern tour room bun
galow or will sell on easy payments.
Room 4, College Bldg. tf
FOR RENT Houses isrwn rfc White.
FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT Sleeping rooms. 237 N.
Central. 49
FOR RENT Large light room with
bath. Mrs. A. C. Hubbard, 322 S.
Riverside. Phone 401-J. tf
FOR RENT Rooms and baths reason
able at Imperial. 30 N. Front, near
Depot. oi
MONEY TO LOAN
WE HAVE MONEY TO LOAN on city
property. McCurdy Insurance
Agency. tf
LOANS Farm loans; city residences,
business property; best rate In Med.
ford ; day or evening. W. G. Wright,
Room 5, Stewart JJlilg., Mearoru. U-
FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT Warehouse to lease $15
per month, 14x60 on N. Rivernlde.
Call Modern Plumbing & Sheet
Metal Co. Phone 620. 60
FOR RENT Electric carpet sweeper.
Call the Hoover man, Mann's Dept.
. Store. tf
FOR RENT Garage at 1103 W. Tenth
Phone 82. . tf
FOR RENT 89 acres or land nndei
water, 2 miles of Medford, good
house. Address Bert Anderson,
room 302 Liberty building. tf
FOUND
FOUND Ilendix drive for car on
Capital Hill. Owner can have same
by calling at this otfico and paying
for ad. 48
FOUND Brown says he fixes them
while you wait 48
ESTRATED
STRAYED Black and white Better
dog. Phone 390-W. tf
STRAYED OR STOLEN From my
ranch four miles south of Medford,
Lewellbn setter pup five months old.
Two black ears, two black spots on
rump. Phone W.. H. Watt, 468-R-2.
Lillian Bishop
Clairvoyant
U in sorrow or trouble I can
help you. ' . .
Now at Apt. 2, -over Mail
Tribune Office, Medford
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES I
WANTED Partner in good paying
business; must bo pood worker and
have about $1500. This is an oppoiv
tunity. Box R. ' , tf
FOlt SALE Oft TRADE Money mak
ing apartment nouse, ciose-m, terms.
F. L. Clark, 137. N. Riverside. 48
GOOD BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
at No. 16 N. Grape St., Phone 4G5-J.
tf
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE 1923 Dodge sedan. This
car has been used very little. The
price is right. Will accept some
terms and will take smnll car in ex
change. J. K. McWillinms, with
Harrison Bros., Ashlund. Phono 50.
49
FOR SALE Ford touring car, 1920
model, at 838 Dakota Ave. 61)
FOR SALE 1922 Ford touring. Call
333 S. Riverside. 48
FOR EXCHANGE Maxwell, 1918,
nowly painted, new battory and two
new tires, for city lot or good piano.
325 S. Riverside. . tf
FOR SALE OR TRADK Automobiles
from $25 up. Gold Ray Realty Co..
15 N. Grape St. Phone 465-J. tf
FOB SALE XiIVESTOCK
FOR SALE Three milk cows, one
sow and pigs, one heifer. Gns
Brommer. R. 3. Phone 689-J-2. 49
FOR SALE Good milkers, Jersey,
Guernsey and Durham, 4 to 6 years,
Call at F & E Theatre, Central
Point. 40
FOR SALE Puppies, full blooded,
real beauties. Phone 591-R-l. tf
FOR 8A2J3 POULTRX AND EGGS
FOR SALE O. A. C. Barred Rock
eggs for hatching. Phone 201-J. 69
FOR SALft HOMES
FOR SALE Two good homes,
rooms each, furnished, near Lincoln
school, cheap. Good terms. Phone
690-L. See me 618 Beatty St. ui
FOR SALE Two high grade homes in
Medford. R. H. McCurdy. tt
FOR SALE Houses and bungalows.
furnished or unfurnished; also
acreage. Insurance. C. S. But-
terfield, Medford National Bank
Phone 389.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE Six acres and six room
modern house," located just outside
city limits on hill overlooking entire
valley. Ideal for fruit and poultry.
Must bo sold and if you have a little
' cash nnd annreclate a bargain bet
ter look it over. Royal B. Markland,
Phone 808-L. 60
FOR SALE Ten acre tract highly
improved, water td irrigate, on high
' way close to school. This place is a
money maker. Terms. Room No! i
College Bldg., Medford, Ore. Phone
63-M. 60
FOR SALE OR TRADE 23 V4 acre
farm, six room house, on Griffin
Creek, for Medford residence. Route
1. Box 60. Medford. 51
FOR SALE, RENT OR TRADE Alf
alfa, grain, stock rancbes, orcnarns,
also city property. Gold Ray Realty
Co., No. 16 N. Grape St. Phone
45J. If
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
I.VUY QAT.V Alrnlfn In flnlrl IK ftft ton
on ranch just west or central' roint.
Phono 500-J-4. K. L. Wilson. 4
FOR SALE John Deora double dls"!
harrow. 7-ft. Phone 407-X. 48
UsedCars
Velie "6" Club
! Roadster
$225.00
Buick Six Chassis,
i
Complete Overhaul .
$325.00,
1921 Ford Touring
$250.00
Medford Auto Co.
Buiok Denlert
Cor. Main and Holly '
FOR SALE SIISCKIiLANEOUS
FOR SALE Special this week, type
writers: Corona, $30; Oliver, $22.50;
Oliver, late model, $32.50; Reming
ton No. 10, $32.60; Remington No.
11, Spec. Tab., $35; Woodstock, No.
6, $15; Fay Sholes. $10; l.'nderwood
spec. tab.,. $50. All bargains. Med
ford Book Store. 50
FOk SALE Grapple hay fork and
pulleys complete, $18; 2 gal. churn,
$2; 4 gal. churn, $3.50; 6 gal. crock
and cover, $1.60; hand bean and
corn planter, 95c; walking plow, $4 ;
grindstone, $4.50; one-homo corn
plnnter, $7.50. The Medford Ex
change, 211 W. Main. 48
FOR SALE Wood and coal range ,hot
water coilB good condition. Phone
951-X or 1020 E. Eleventh St. 49
FOR SALE Smnll sawmill on Long
Branch, near Trail, located In good
timber that can be purchased, L. .1.
Marck, Trail, Ore. ... 51;
FOR SALE Household furniture,
baby buggy. 116 N. Peach. 49
FOR SALE Orange bug with top and
good tires, $100. Box 73, Jackson
ville, Ore. , 48
FOR SALE Home grown Bweet pens.
uibu oiuer iiuwerH. ruuao ouoj, 4u
S. Peach. 48
FOR SALE Four-hole cook stove,
fair condition, $7.00. 325 S. River
side, tf
FOR SALE Second hand Deering
mower. R. 1, Box 48, Talent, Ander-
Bon Creek road. , 49
FOR SALE Germozone cureB black
head in turkeys. Buy It ot Monarch
Seed Co. tf
FOR SALE Brown has a fine line, of
sandals, little and big ones. , 48
FOR SALE I am going to Brown's
for my shoes. . 48
FOR SALE Sweet potnto plants.
Monarch Seed & Feed Co. tt
FOR SALE Cosmos plants. Phone
814 after 6 p. m. tt
FOR SALE A few tons baled first
crop hay at ranch' 2 miles from
Central Point at $18 per ton. Pota
toes at $1.76 per sack. City residence
In Central Point $600 cash.- 80
acre ranch near Trail prloed reason
able. (Terms). All kinds of feed
and seeds. Central Point Feed Store,
Jesse L. Richardson.
FOR SALE Brown has lots of gloves
and traveling bagB. 48
FOR SALE Brown has lota ot shoes.
48
FOR SALE Brown says he has a
nice lino of gymnasium tennis shoes
.... ,: 48
FOR SALE One Victor phonograph,'
cabinet style, and records.- Phone
160. - tf
BUSINESS WRKOrOKY
Abstractors
MURRAY BROS. & GREENE
Abstracts ot Title. Rooms 3 and' 6 -
- No. 32 North Central Ave., uf
stairs.
Snckson County
ABSTRACT OO.
The only complete Ti
tle System In Jackaoa
County.
Abstracts of Title and
Title Insurance. -
KELLOGO, LINDAS ft DE SOUZA
Reliable Jackson county abstractors
I' of titles, Gold Hill, Oregon..
' Attorneys
A. E. REAMES Lawyer, office In
Liberty Building,
Used ChcvreletsJ
1919 Touring .$200.00
, New top, all in; good
1919 Touring .$215.09
, New top, good tire
good mechanically
V V ' . I
1920 Runabout $230.00
; New tires, all over
hauled 1920 Touring $250.00
' Good mechanical
condition " "
7"erm if desired
C.E.Gates Auto Co.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Building Materials
MEDFORD CEMENT BRICK A
BLOCK WORKS Specialize in all
kinds of cement building products.
Cor. Fir and Tenth Streets. -
Chiropractic Physicians
DR. HARVE1 P. COLEMAN Chlro-
practio and Electro-Therapy. '427
28 Medford Bldg. Phone 965.- tf
DR. A. R. HEDGES Nco-Eclectio
Physician. DR. LOUISE E.
HEDGES Naturopathic Chiro
practor. Mechano-Therapy, Spon
dylotherapy. Food Sciences, Chiro
practice. Office: Stewart Bldg.,
236 E. Main St. Phones: Office,
170; Res. 170-J-2. .
DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chlropractlo
Nerve Specialist. Office hours 9-12,
2-5. 203-206 Liberty Bldg. Office
Phone 680; Res. 1027.
Chiropody
CHIROPODY At office of Dr. Hal-.
1 stead, Electro and Mechano Therapy
and the Burdlck Deep Therapy
Light treatment for acnte and
chronic diseases. Pblpps block, 225
' E. Main, Phone 563-J.
Dentist
DR. O. J. JOHNSON Dentist, 228
Main St., over M. M. Dept.' Store,
, Medford, Oregon. Phone" . (89;
, Res. 1023-H. Office hours 9 a. nv
; 6 p. m. Evenings and Sunday tqp
appointment.
Expert Accountant -
wilson auditing co. e. m. wiw
son, C. P. A. Attention given to
- anything In accounting and In
come Tax requirements. Look Into
our simplified accounting method.
Liberty Bldg., Medford. Phone
157-R
Money to Lo
J. R. ANDREWS Buyt and selhl
mortgages and loans money oa
good security, 81 N. Grape 8C
Phone 63-M,. ' 24
Monuments
.THE OREGON GRANITE CO.-
Monuments'; E. A. Hicks, general
manager. P. M.-Kershaw, sale
manager, 103 E. Sixth St, Med
ford. tf
Osteopaths-
DR?F."o" CARLOW, DR. EVA MAIN
UAKiA) w osteopathic Physician
416-418 Liberty Bldg. Phon.
904-J-3. Residenoe 28" Bout
Lanrel St.
Physicians and Surgeons.
DR. WM. W. P. HOLT Physician
and Surgeon. Offices Medford
Bldg. Phone 185. Residence 118
Genesee St. Phone 165-J-2.
DR. A. BURSELL Physician and
Surgeon, 312 to 314 Medford Bldg.
Entrance 36 N Central. Special
attention to spine. Phone 29.
Piano Instruction
FRED ALTON HAIQHT Teacher ef
Piano and Harmony. ' Composing,
Arranging. Studio - 118- Liberty
Bldg. Phone 72.
Printers and Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO., has ttS
best equipped printing office la
Southern Oregon. - Book: binding,
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
eto. Portland prices, 27 N. Fir St,
Rug Weaving ' :
MEDFORD FLUFF RUG WORKS
makes fluff rugs -from old and
worn carpets and rags. Phont
' 610-M. 70S Pine St.
Transfer '
EADS TRANSFER ft STORAGE CO.
Office 42 North Front St. Phone
815. Prices right. Service guar
anteed. DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE)
CO. Anything . moved, day or
night - Service guaranteed. 29 '8.
Grope. Phone: Office 644, or resi
dence 1060 or 208. tt
Upholstering
J. WEJS Upholstery, Manufacturer
of overstuffed furniture. Fall Una
of nialerlalii. Draperies' made to
order. - Wo do all kinds of uphol
stering. We deliver and will call
and show samples; Phono 101,
tnrlrnnTlllr O
Auditing, T AccouMInd y
pYSTEiiERVICEtO:
Irvaurarsjce livc3ttrilaeJ
M. V. fiCIIMTTT ..t
OVer Fanner A Fruitgrowers Basil
Ambulance Service, i'Upno 17
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