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BRINGING ii ii ' . ill i i i i JM r 2 f 1 jr1 . JcJ GET DREtit)EO-XOOR.e JP-S "II I COINC, TO WORK I'M blCK Ul A S A.ISD TIRE.O OF. UfSsTEtSIIS, mm 0)2 T VOUR- NORiri. .i " ' ' " " ; - .. - " ' " " " ' - ' THYE WRESTLE T 0 Tod Thye of Portland, and- Ons Schneidau,. now of these parts, wrest led two hours Tuesday nlKht at the Armory; to a bitterly contested draw. It was the best and most exciting ath letic contest seen in southern Oregon in many a day, and was filled with thrilling situations. Thye secured the first fall in one hour and" 24 minutos, with an arm strain, and Schneidau secured the sec ond fall hv2 minutes with a crotch hold. The-arm strain consists of en deavoring to yank that jrortion of the anatomy out by the roots, and the crotch hold, consists of Htanding the victim on Ills head, and putting his shoulders on the mat, by throwing the weight of the aggressor, where it will do the most good. Neither holds are ladylike. . .- Both the contestants got real mad at each other, with but 34 minutes to go, and glared and grunted at each other ferociously, Schneidau shaking Thye's bend in a headlock like it wao . a dlshrag. Neither could keep a. hold, and when, time was called, they stood and glared, . chest to chest, and. the parting , handshake was far from cop- dial, both waiting for the other., to - make the first , move. . A rougher match .was never hold. In the valley, and the fans seemed to enjoy it. , Schneidau had a. slight advantage in weight, and his foot was hurt-when flopped to the floor,, just before the first fall, Thye also discovered' that his opponent was ticklish, and Schnei dau came right back by stamping bis foot ,and making some horrible faces. Schneldau's display, of .tomper,, when the battle': became hotj .was feigned his friends (said afterwards, for -(the, purpose of making Thye open, up, but , failed of their purpose. The elbow and thumb was used by both, along with a the holds known to wrestling science- ,' , The bout , was held under the aus pices of the American Legion, and drew a medium sizod crowd, but de served a full house. 1 fliliM CHICAGO. De& 5---nroaaiis White sox, a senior yearling Aberdeen An gus steer owned by A. A. Armstrong r, Pnmnriin Til.. - vosterdav was crowned tho grand chnmplon of the International Livestock show. In ac cordance with custom, the fate of tho grand champion is to bo slaughtered fOr Christmas beef. , Pur;duo, university won jfhe' reserve championship with' Sultan's chifln 'plon, a senior yearling shorthorn. -,':,': ' : American League to Meet., CHICAGO, Dec' 6. Tho, annual meeting .of -the American league has been called for December. .11,- Presi dent Johnson announced today-. - The league also will hold a session on De cember' 12, the day set by Com.:s slonar Landis for the joint meeting of the majors. The meeting of Dev-c-m-bor 12, .'.Johnson said, was necessary to conform to the -league's constitu tion. -V .., - The Joard of directors of the league will meet December 10. . PERL FUNERAL HOME At Tour Sort re Iny or Night information Cordially Given r-nr .nth siid Oak dale -. AmbuLince Service , pbqoe I UP FATHER EUGENE, Ore., ,Dec. .... 6. Charles "Shy" Huntington, head football couch at tho University of Oregon for the past six years, resigned yester kiy. He will continuo his work in tho physical educatidh department, however, until tho end of tho spring term; ' j Opposition ' from .the Alumni, who he said, have never helped him in his work during the .service ut tho Uni versity, was given as the reason for1 ills resignation. All. Mid-West Team. CHICAGO, Dee. 5. (By the Asso ciated Press) Selection of a mythi cal all-western conference football team following the 1923 season by sport experts, critics and coaches has revealed n similarity of opinion as to outstanding players for most bf the positions. The composite, including choice of eight out of ten big coaches, results, in the following selection for positions on -the mythical eleven: Left end Eklund, Minnesota.. Left- tackle Below, -Wisconsin. Left jatuard MeMillen, Illinois. Center Blott, Michigan.-' , Itight guard Pleckenstein, Iowa. liight tackle Mulrhead, Michigan. lilght end-Rok'usek, Ullriels. Quarter Workman, Ohio Stato. Left halfback Grange, Illinois. Itight halfback Martineau, Jtfln nesota. i . ' Fullback Taft, Wisconsin. I '. ' SEATTLE, Dec. 5. Dodo Bercot, Monroe- lightweight, and ' '.lohimy Trambitas of Portland, fought six (rounds to a draw here last night. Pete Bross of Great Foils, won a decision over Truman -Davis, middle weight from Everett, in 'a six round bout. , DETROIT Sid Barbarian ef De troit, defeated Johnny Dundee, t)e world's featherweight champion, in a ten round no-decision bout, according to newspaper men. ' HOUSTON Charles rientrnp of Little ltock defeated Sam Clapham, '!i:rlliali Lion," on consecutive fnlls. TJiby are heavyweights: v . .. i ',. . ' Bout Is Fatal - " ' . .NEW YORK, Dec, 5. Thomas Mad den, a marine -attached to the U. a S. Wyoming diedjoday from Injuries suf feied last night in a bout with. Thomas Reed, a' National Guardsman. Madden collapsed at the end of the six til round after shaking hands with his" opponent. Their bout bad been de clared a draw. . ,.. . ,' Denies Ford Movement Screen for Wet Drive ST. PAUL; Dec. Ii. Denial that he Has anything to do with the'. Ford-for president move was made' today .by Jnmes 'A. Now ell- of St.- Paul, . vice president of tho Moderation Lcaguo of Minnesota. ' - - , 1924 Licenses y. ..' Put on FREE , on each USED CAR sold from now to January 1, 1924 CO.' ? -SrEDFOTlDMAIL'' TRTBTT-NE, Tils d(nlnl was in reply to an antl snloon league statement " Issued in pierro last nlsht, charging the Forrt moveinont was a "anioko 8'reen" for anti-prohlliitlonlstH and naming No-i wen ana Thomas Sullivan ot at. 1111, as "giving: orders" to Ford supporters in the northwest. 'Ashes of Vengeance9 Booked at Page Norma Talmadge In "Ashes of Ven geance," said by reviewers to be one of the outstanding photoplays of 1923 opens at the Page theatre today, Dec. 5th. This brilliant and spectacular ten-reel spectacle was' booked by Mr. Hunt due to its phenomenal success in nil the largo cities for a four days' engagement here. . . ' , "Ashes of Veangeanco" took six months to make, and cost in the neighborhood of $!l 62,000. Three pvench chateaux of the Renaissance period were built f6r it. More trfan 1-100 photographic reproductions were made of engravings in old French books for dutn. Twelve hundred peo ple danced the minuet in a $138,000 set which Is a duplicate of the Louvre Palace grand ballroom of the time of Charles IX. Enough power was URed on - the lights employed for the big Louvre ballroom and tho nighj: massacre scenes to light a city of 40,000 for two hours. In the cast besides Norma Tal mudge aro Conway Tearlo, ' Wallace Decry, Courtenay Foote, Josephine Crowell, Betty Francisco, Claire Mc Dowell, Andre de Beranger, Murdock MacQuarrle, Boyd Irwin, Carmen Phillips, "Winter Hall, "William Clif ford, Hectbr V.' Sarno, Earl Bchenck, Lucy Ileaumont, Forrest Robinson, Mary McAllister, Kenneth Gibson, Howard Truesdell, Frank - Leigh, Jeanne Carpenter and 2000 other ac tors and actresses. t Iog Slur Coining, Rialto Mrs. Wallace Reid's much-heralded "Iluqian Wreckage," comes to, a close at the Rialto theatre tonight! " "Human Wreckage" is one of the most talked of attractions that has ever graced the; screen. ' Some of tho high spots, of tho play are the splendid acting' of Mrs. Wal-V lace Reid in tho leading feminine role and that bf James Klrkwood opposite Mrs.-Reid. , Rialto theatre patrons wll.' welcome tho announcement that, the' much- discussed film, "Where the North Re gins." will head the list of screen at tractions for three, daya commencing tomorrow matinee. This picture at tracts special interest thru the ap pearance, as one of Its most Impros slvfe factors, of the wonder police dog, Rfh-Tin-Tln. ' ' ' .. Notice if Final figuring Notice Is horeby given that F. E. Redden; administrator of the estate of Nonn L. Townsend, deceased, hns : ANTI-FREEZE SERVICE for your Radiator Sixty-five per cent' of the., first-class stage lines . of 1 the Pacific Coast roll on General Cords. Try them your self. ",' , ( Free Crank Case ..Service Jones&Kirkpatrick , AEeal Service Station - . MORTGAGE' 8 ALE -. .ORCHARD" "T J' .'. ".' ALFALFA , . , "'. j . INCOME . . (Close to Iligbway) . ... . - ... 10 acreH right at City Limits, Mod lord;- 7 acroof twenty-y'ear-oid Pears and Newtown apploa, balance In alfajfa; orchord produced Rood returns tliiB year, fine deep soil and the best In tho Valley, Irrigated ; G room house, electricity, gasoline pump, good wells, barn, Bhcds, packing house. . ' THiq IS AN INCOME PROPOSITION (Will sell for the mortgage.) , FOUR-SITE REALTY AGENCY. Medford Bldg. - Medford, lEDFORD, --OKEGOXJ. TrEDXRSP AY, DTCOTCMBFR - - i OOm'T Cie tr0 OF JO(2 JOtsT OO tOO filed his frrirtl ve6rt' liiid- accounting in snia estate ana tnat the County Jutjge of Jackson County; Oregon, has set Monday, December 31st, 1923, at 10 a. m. at the County Judge's office in Jacksonville. .Oregon, as the time and place for, hearing on said report at which time anyone interested may ne present ana ruo objections it any they have. ' ' Dated this 27th day of November. A. D. 11123.. , F. E. REDDEN, Administrator. nELP WANTED MALE WANTED District . manager for southern Oregon by one of the strongest - old .line life insurance companies, "writing superb policies with latest foatures. First-class contract direct with company will be given right party, who can got results. Address, Maunders & Saun ders, state managers, 305-6 Panama Hldg., Portland, Oregon. - 221 WANTED District manager life, accident, health insurance. Attrac tive proposition to right man. Na tional Life Insurance Co. of U. S. A. (Established 1808.) Pittock Rlock. Portland. , 240 IIELP VANTE1 FEMALE WANTED Experienced switch board operator. Call In person, Hotel Medford. . tf WANTED Experienced waitress at once at American Restaurant, Grants Pass, Ore. . 222 WANTED--STTUATIONS WANTED Carpenter work. Geo. Iverson, building contractor. PhoUe 001-H. i : 219 WANTED Wood lo aw. 452-Y. McBride. Phone WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Alfalfa seed. Campbell. . James 213 WANTED Leaving .Thursday mbrn ing for Seattle by huto. Can take one passenger to Portland or Seat tle. Phone t(32. 410 N. Ivy. 218 WANTED Second hand 1 Mi or 2 inch centrifugal pump; also 3 to 6 h. p. gas engine;- must be in good condition and reasonable.- Also saw mandrel, with or without saw. Address Box 322, Ashland, Ore. 210 WANTED To buy 20 April hatched White Leghorn pullets. Call 373-J-l Ashland. 219 WANTED Earn $20 weekly spare time at home, addressing. Mailing Music, circulars. Send 10c for Music information. American MubIc Co., 1G58 Broadway, Dept. XJ( N. Y. 223 WANTED Good clean cotton rags at the Mail Tribune office. WANTED St. Louis prices for furs, less - express charges. Johnson . Produce Co., 241. N. Fir St. Phone 97. , tf WANTED House movn.e and repair- ln T3knnn A U O ft n- A Q ii "V FOR RENT nOUSEKUKI'ING ROOMS POH RENT 4 unfurnished house keeping rooms; 1 furnished room. Phone 44. 220 FOR RENT Furnished housekeep ing rooms. 0U0 K. Main., 222 FOR RENT Furnished housekeep ing rooms. 325 12. Jackson ' Ht. Phone 211. 220 FOR RENT Rooms tor light house keeping. 310 N. llartlott. . 218 FOR" RENT IJght housekeeping rooms. 61 1 S. Central. tf FOR RENT FUK VISITED ROOMS FOR RENT At Hnell'H Lodging 1 louse, sleeping rooms and house keeping apartments for adults only. 21 Genesee HI. Phone 422-L. 226 FOR RENT Furnished room, hot and cold water. Hoard If wanted. T. A. Waterman, Phone 321-X. 100 S. Ivy. - 220 FOR RENT Sleeping room, hot-and cold water. 221 N. Holly. 219 FOR RENT Furniahod rooms at the Fountain Lodge. Modern, steam- ' heated, center business, district. No. 326 W. Main. tf FOR itENT HOUSES FOR RENT Two room partly fur nished house. 731 W. Second. 221 FOR RENT Four room house. I06 8. Fir. , . . 211) FOR RENT Four room cottnge near end of N. Oakdale. Phone 617-L or 106. tf FOR RENT Houses, Brown & White. Or. - Phone 900 or 609-Y vsit-uM" iTi-b UL- -too HvE TO OO i -3 HOLD Thi-b RED Flj TO PREVENT POT fg TfFlC FROM WHERE fi'i THE FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT team heated one room .apartment with kitchenette. 1005 ' W, Mijln. . ' 219 FOR RENT Three room nparthient with sleeping porch and garage, $30. Phono 976-L. Jl! FOR RENT Nicely furnished two or three room npartnient, modarn, electric stove, steam heat. Every thing furnished. 007 S. Central. Phono 674 219 FOR RENT -Furnished housekeep ing upartment and rooms; steam heat,- hot nnd cold water and bath. Phone 457-J. - 240 FOR. RENT Two furnished' apart ments, electrically equipped Hlt-ep-inch porch, privute entrance. 618 S. Oakdale. . ; . FOR ItENT MISCICT'IjANEOUS , FOR RENT Garago, I'alm. $2.60. 020 221 FOR RENT Four nice, plensant front rooms over Medford Harness Co., 228 E. Main. Inquire Medford Studio. 21D FO R RENT Large modern ' office rooms in Spnrta Rldg., with light, - heat and janitor service. SIB per month. E. S. Tumy, Phono 402. tf FOtTXD FO UND Fur collar QUI 634-J. 21 i MONEY TO LOAN TCJ LOAN V'v Loans under Reserve j hu-iu fin cuy or uu m pi upuriy. Reserve Deposit Company, 12 Fourth St., Portland, Ore. 218 1,1 FOR EICn.lNGE ' FOR EXCHANGE Auto for real estate. Phono 31 1-R. 221 LOST LOST Will tho party who picked up a package In Mann's store, Monday, Nov: 211, containing Uirea DefUons sleeping garments for child, either return to Mrs. C. E. Gates or phone - 1Q2 nnd it .will bo culled for. 220 LOST Side curtains for fetar car, Columbus Ave. or W. Second. Call 821-L or Icave-atJ this office. 210 LOST Near Taleht, rase and tan silk lamp shade.' -.Reward for return to Talent post office. 221 FOR SALE HOMES FOR SALE S'x room house, built ins, modern equipment, good loca tion, $2500, part cash, balance (J percent. Phone 1051. ... -231 FOR SALE By .'owner, d room fur nished home, with . bath,:, electrio rango; hot winter heater, all In first class condition, two lots with dozen fruit trees, berries, etc. Phone 908-L. tf" FOR -SALE House close In on E. Main St., 7 rooms and bath. Newly painted, and decorated inside and out, all in first class ropair, A reasonnlilo- payment down and lib eral terms on the balance. Phone 618-L, C. A. Knight. FOR SALE Hpusos and bungalows, furnished or unfurnished also acre age. Insurance. C- S. Butterfleld, ' Medford National Bank. Phone 389. r t , i, t i-j ; Jt. i : FOR SALE LtVUSTOCK "' ": BOR SALE Fresh Jersey cow with heifer calf: good -rich milker; nlso several, heifers coming fresh. Jns. Campbell, Phone 17-F-21. , 219. FOR SALE Registered polled and horned Hereford bulls. Jus. Camp bell. C ... .... 219 FOR SALE Foir head of ' heifers coon to freshen and one young hull. All gontle. A. H. Dins, Hillside Ranch, htcif mile . south overhead bridge, Tolo . 21 FOR SALE 'Puppies, several kinds, Phono .6,91-11-1. if FOR SALE Rargnln, 12 head of 1200 lb. rear mules, 4 and- 6 years old. W. C. Kpltzor, Talent, Oregon. ' ' . 219 : SNAPS -We have a, very SpediaJ bny. in a completely rebuilt and repainted : '." : ' Vi. '' . i-v :-) i V- i' - '''' ; j BUICK SIX T ROADSTER ; ' 1921 r' , a.. . M . i . .- . r tots of Extra Equipment ' , ... 3! - - I . c ; $775.00 Medford Aute Co. Duli k Dralera 55. '-.1023 By George McManus I '- J Z-2! Wft 1923 by intx Feature Service, Inc. H si.-S' FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOU SAL12 Young Jersey cow. 814 220 W. SecoiM. - FOR BALA Puppies for Christmas presents; big selection. Phone 61I1-1V1. If FOR SALE 15 first class dairy cows.. Also cream separator. M. Walsh, 1 mile NE of Medford oh Crater Lake road. 220 ' FOR SALF: AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1923 Ford touring car, cord tires, good condition, $325 cash. Call 1061. - '221 FOR SALE-r-Ford truck, $200. ,' 3. Froait. -i, . ; -. . , 117 122 FOR ' SAfj-2 Ford- touring. .1917 model, fnlf fchal6. $05. C41 Pine St, . Call 'of terniciiis'. ; .. 219 FOR SALE OR TUADE-Alltomo biles and trucks, $25 up. 15 N. Grape St. , tf FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Good income and busi ness property, 125 ' ft. on paved street, 31,3 ft. on S. P. sido track. ,Phonc 064-W. . 219 FOR SALE Hnrgnln, 16 acres best land in valley. Vhon'j 1037, 220 FOR . SALE Ixiomis ranch, Ross Lane; U0' acres, . good - buildings,, . electricity. Would consider small Medford property In exchange. Phone 1037. 220 FOR SALE OR TRADE $10,000 Irrigated ranch for $3000, 10 years time. Adjoins town. Gold Ktiy Realty Co, . . . . tf FOR SALE Sacrifice sale houses and ranches, 10 years time. Gold Ray Realty Co. 226 FOR SALE-i-MTSCELLANEOUS" FOR SALE Flroproof safe. about six by four by four. Nine private lock boxes and inside: cash vaults with combination. .Phone 771. .- '22f FOR BALE Cheap: Have1 car fXncy Idaho- Spuds dollvered any place in town $1.50.-parloo lbs. .Jo)man Product) Co., 241 N. Fir St.. Jhouo ' 97. . - - -- It' FOR SALE Cook stovo, Rood condi tion, uuii 24 Alixueioe unci ju:.im a. m. i 220 FOR SALE Two child's Iron bods, ' $6 and $8 each, also high chair, two full size iron bedHteads, springs and mattress. .Call. at 325 S. Riverside. '. ... , tf FOR SALE Ono two-horse disc, 1 .tire-'shrinker and other tools. 109 ,8. Holly. . .219 FOR SALE White Holland turkey turns for ' breeding. Also ' baled alfalfa hay. Oaklelgl) Farm, Phonn ,18x2. t , . ; -, i ... 220 FOR SALE 1 6-ft. lathe and topis, 1 flexible shnft and grinder, 1 Gordon power- drill, 1 omory stand, 1 2 horae' electrio motor, line shaft and belt. 1 Maxwoll 25 delivery body, 1 Chalmurs SO hug, 1 1909 Bulck. 4- cllndor, 40 h. p., 1- Roo 4-whoel trailer, 2 contrifugal pumps, and other oddB and ends. Call at Cen- tral Point Oarage. . - j ; 222 FOI SALE Corn.'. Phone 601-J-2 at lineal time. . - r FOR SALE Furniture and houso hojd. goqds. ,16 N. Grape St. tf FOR SALE-New phonographs and records price. . Opon evenings. ; 15 N. Grape St. . tf FOR SALE---'One Hottentot heater fcr wood or coal." 229 Laurel St. tf FOR SALE-rJJonuthan, Spitz, . Bald ,, win, Newtown and Delicious apples ' delivered.' BOp and' $1.00 per boV " Leave orders at Manrt's Btore or see White Saturdays, Public Market, tf ' BUSINESS WntECTORT, ft '" - Building Malcrtiils MEDFORD CEMENT BRICK & BLOCK WORKS Specialize In all kinds of cement building 'products. Cor. Fir and Tenth Streets. A fine eight-cylinder touring car like hewj will trade for houfte and lot in Medford and will assume small . , incum brance or small acreage adjoining Medford. C;E; Gates Auto Co. ... .. .1. t . U 1. . - , ( ForTrade PAOF NTXF BX'SINESS DIRECTORY Attorneys A. E. REAMES Lawyer, 6fflce la Liberty Hulldlng. ' ELIJAH HARLAN HURD Lawyer. LL.H. University of Iowa, lH. Pruutlco in nil state and federal courts, U. S. Land, Interior and Treasury Departments.; Medford llldg., cor. Sixth and Central. Abstractors I r- MURRAY BROS. & GREEN E . Abstracts of Titlo. Rooms 3 and No. 32 North Central Ave., up stairs, ' , ', ' JACKSON COUNTT ABSTRACT C. -Abstrncts of Tit la anil Title Insurance. The only complete Title System In Jackson County. A',.,,,'' KBLLOQO Abstractor of Titles, . Gold Hill, Oregon. Reliable Jucftson County Abstractor. . Over twenty years' experience In tho county. Phone C-J-2 Gold Hill, tf ClilronoAlsl DR. W. E. LANTIS Relief given to nil foot trouble. 418 Medford Bldg. Phone 665. . Chiropractic Physicians ' DR. HARVEY P. COLEMAN Chiro practic and Electro-Therapy., 427-' ,28 Medford Bldg. Phone 965. , tf DR. A.; R. HEDGES Neo-Koleetlo Physieinn. - DR, - LOUISE: XL. HEDGES - .Naturapathlo - Chlro. pructor. . Mochano-Therapy, Spon dylotherapy. Food Sciences. Chlro liractlco. Office: Stewart Bldg. 335 H. Main St.- Phones: Office, 170:. Res. 170-J-2. . " ; DR. H. W. HOFFMAN Chiropractic . Nerve Specialist. Office hours -12.-2-6. 203-206 Liberty Bldg. Office Phone 680; Res. 1027. ' Dentists I DR. R. R. JOHNSON General Den- usiry ana A.-Hay. Third floor Mod. ford Bldg. Phone 420. . . , DR. O. J. JOHNSON bonttst. 228 B,' Main St., over M. M. Dept. Store, Medford. - Oregon.- Phone 669: Res. 1028-H. Office hours 9 a. m. 6 p ,m. Evenings and Sunday by appolntmont. . Excrt Acconntant WILSON AUDITING CO. B. M. Wll.' son, C. P. A. - Attention given to anything In accounting and Income Tax requirements. Look Into our simplified accounting method. Lib, erty Bldg., Medford. phone 157-R. Irrigation JOHN R. JAHN Irrigation- special. 1st. . Orchard ' and ranch Irrigation layouts, accurate contour maps, Irrigntlon systems planned. 106 S. Ivy. Medford. Phone 321-X. Insurance . EARL 8. TUMY All forms of Insur ance: Fire,- Auto,. Life, Accident, Bonds. Phone 402. 209 Liberty Bldg. Money to Loan J. B. ANDREWS Buys and. sell mortgages unu loans money on good security. 81 N. Grape St. Phone E3-M. , 24c Monuments THE OREGON GRANITE CO. Monuments. - E. A. Hicks; General1 Manager. P. M. Kershaw, Sale ,- Manager, V,10S 13. ..Sixth fit. Med. rord. ' it Osteopaths DR. f. Q. CARLOW, DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW Osteopathic 'Physicians, 416-418 Liberty Bid. Phone 904-J-. Residence 26 South Laurel St. ; ' Physicians and Surgeons" DR. WILSON R. ADAMS Practice limited to surgery.' Offices Medford Bldg. Res. Phone 788-R-4, office ,124.. DR. WM.. W. P. HOLT Physician and Surgeon. Offices Medford Bldg. Phone 106. Residence 118 Genesee St. Phone 166-J-2.' Piano Instruction FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher of Piano and Harmony.- Studio tit ' Liberty Bldg.. Phone 72. Printers nnd Publishers MEDFORD PRINTING CO. hoe the best equipped printing office In Southern Oregon.- Ilools binding, loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, etc. Portland prices. 27 N. Fir SI Transfer EAD3 TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 42 North Front St. Phone 316. Prices right. Service guar . anteed. 7 - DAVIS, TRANSFER - A STORAGE CO. Anything moved, day: or night. Service guaranteed. . 29 8. , Grape. Phone: Office 644, or resi dence 1060 or 206. ' Upholstering ; I. WEIS Upholstery, Manufacturer , of overstuffed furniture. Full line of materials.- , Draperies made te , order. 'Wo do all klnda of uphol. . : staring. We deliver and will call and show samples. Phone 161, Jacksonville, Ore, .. 4 ' - s , - ...... . .. t- 'i
