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Newspaper Page TextFA OF XTXF BRINGING UP FATHER By George McManus I'M OINC TO LET YOU DECorwre OUR ROOr-A THE! WACS -fOO LIKE. EOT WOULD "blXCEST THAT "YOU u-S THAT ARE. RARE AHD nwt . Ml S !UTTFOT?T MATL TTHP.FXR MEDFOKD, OT7F.fi ON TUESDAY. TYFT.MPF.rc 11, 102:1 JLY. ! NX V't I NObT T I J IMR.JK WAMT'b jj'-'l tTl I O - O ' I -- 7-IT J ' tTT1 , A 14 dua An to help ourobEE oCy ' L J:- ' rZAJ . coolly- So.pi J X-. YL nmfTN nrr. ".1 5 r-T I : i feki-iS - ' '" ' ' - ' ' -' ' ' Q19.;3 BY INT-t, FUTURE SERVier.lMC.- PaifirCSrfPRSJTIinH I voted awards for their distinguished! I HELP WASTED-MALE I FOVXT I FOR SALE LIVESTOCK ' I BUSINESS DIRECTORY GENE TUNNEY KEEPS LIGHT HEAVY. TITLE -r- h 1 H NEW YoniC, lioriill. Oeno Tun- ney, former oldier Vi'oxer and uugilis tlo idol of .Greenwich, village, still Ih the light heavyweight champion of America. lie decisively whipped .1 ; .t 1 i (itno Tuuney. Harry Clreb, ' Pittsburg, challenger and holder of the world's middle weight title, last night, obtaining the judges' decision fitter fifteen rounds o buttling. VOTED AWARDS CHICAGO, Bee. 11. After .one hectic day of fleeting rumors and few accomplishments, professional baseball league officials today settled down to the second of the 'Week's ses sions with a more definite' program of work before them. ' i President Heydlcr announced that the past year broke art attendance records for the National league tind also broke records for the number of baseballs used.' It took 356i. dozen to supply the league ho advised. Of ficials agreed that tills number would have to come down. The league decided that pitchers (will havo to get along as In tho last . season, without the use or resin 01 other foreign substances. An attempt to remove this restriction was unsuc cessful. International, Pacffie Const and American Association leagues-, reach ed an .agreement relating -to the dratt which,' If "accepted, would establish a plan undervlfli'h the class AA leagues would accept- major league players, and only those; not recnlied on 'op tion would be subject to tho draft for the sum of $10,000. Under the plan, if tho player drafted did not como up to expectations he would he offered hack to tho club from which he came for $0000. ... Players without previous major league experience w,ould not be subject to the draft. Babe Until and Oeorge Sislor wore PERL FUNERAL HOME - ' ' ' ''y : BY DEFEATING GREB BABE RUTH AND GEORGE SISLER ARE 1 At Toor Service Pay or Night ' .' Information Oordisllf Given Cor. lh and Oultdale ' Ambulance Service . Pbops 7 I - voted awards for their distinguished playing ability Jn 1'922 and 1923, but the nature of the award was left to President Johnson's discretion, . . OMAHA, Nob.,' Dec. 11. Panama Joe (Jans,- negro "welterweight has been signed to fight Morrie Sehlaifer, Omaha welter,: in ' place of M'arnlo Smith, who had previously boon sub stituted for Sailor Friedman of Chi cago, here December 17. S playing ability Jn 1922 and 1923, but I iCTTTTP" ?TT7r??'. i". .1". TTT ; . the nature of the award was left to I I k . .1 1 WANTED District manager life, , 77, 'Mi,. J-'S b. II. l y ! Ol! .sa ,K I o shorthorn rows Attorneys President Johnsm's discretion. I I 0lSd-Kl I 1 . accident, health insurance. Attrne- M. or Phone o,,s. 24 one heifer calf. Price roasoiwl.U. if 1 losuiint jonnsong aiSLrotlon, -II I Uml li ,i.. ,.,.,.i,i ,n nt taken at oneu. Phono 31!) Central A. K. RKAMKS Uwvr. nffi Ir. PHILADELPHIA Panrho Villa, world's flyweight champion, won from ratsy Wallace of Philadelphia in ten slow rounds of boxing last night. , , P.OCHESTER, X. Y. Jack Renault of Canada last night knocked ;OUt Tom Cowler of London lh the' fourth round of a scheduled twelve round bout. . ,. . The declaration of A. B. Marcus, whose Marcus Show will bo tho ntr traction at the Pago theatre Saturday matinee and night, tcc.'15, says the salvation of tho legitimate theatre is "more show for less money," and has created no end comment by news papers, theat'regoets and showmen. Many, managers declare that not one singlo item -of expense connected with their productions has gone down since yie top 'peak, some havo raised prices twenty percent in tho last few weeks, wiiite' Ziegfold's Follies" hns announced & dramatic cut in tho price scale. - .-.v.... Mr. Marcos says: "The "show this season is going to bring a loss or nt best mighty loan profits to any theat rical producer ngaged, W.e are 'con fronted with costs that have not de preciated in the last twelve months; the public has become hioce -critical and money is scarce. . The 'Marcus Show's', advent has come to 'be an annual event. "- To closo up for a sea son would.be poor business. t Taking ill angles into consideration," I 'havo decided that since we find it best to operate our surest insurance against loss is giving the public 'more show for less money That is why I have instructed my representatives to make price scales those in voguo before tho war. ' I figure this policy will .pack the various houses we play to the limit of their seating capacity." Folry Pills Bring ltcllef "Folev Pills are the best I have tried. My kidneys work .a lot better since I received your generous offer," writes John W, Brogan, Adams, Mass. FoleV Pills are' a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys and while being -taken close attention should be paid to the diet. Avoid sweets, pastry, starchy foods, alcoholic drinks, tea and cof fee. Drink plenty of good fresh water and keep tho body warmly clothed. Refuse substitutes. Sold everywhere. ; Adv. V Knights Templar Conclave Malta Commandery meets fcJl4i nt Masonic Hall, Ashland, liTwTlt Wednesday evening, Dec. 12 :pAiLlsf for work In Red Cross. Ki.Qt.'Xv -Light refreshments after wirds.. Resident members urged to ho present, nnd . sojourning visiting fraters courteously invited. By order of E. C, 22B W. IT. DAY, Recorder. 1924 Licenses Put 'on FREE ' on edch ' USED CAR sold from now to January 1, 1924 T I I VV-tT 'II tionn. Life ,nsura,.co Oo.oiS.A. ZZlA VlM' " I ill I """ li"IM'"S I I I llll Mil Ml I j Constance Talinadgc In 'I)ulcyV. Constance Talmndge's pictures are too few and far between. This obser vation Is prompted by a visit last evening to the Page theatre, where Miss Talmadge's latest uicture., "Dulcy,; is playing till tomorrow night. ( One of tho slogans used. In advertis ing this tittraetion is "You'll smite through a mile of funfilm." The film Is actually OS.00 feet long, whereas a mile is but 52S0. However, tho fun Is so fast 'that the film seems to come to an end ip less time than it would take to unreel 5280 feet. "Dulcy" is a wonderful entertain ment. The story relates to n young wife who had a gift for gaucherie. She meddled into everything with the best Intentions, only to do something or say something that was exactly the wrong thing to do or say. There is more to the story, but why spoil your pleasure by aping "Dulcy" and bab-. bling It. You'll want to enjoy tho laughs yourself. s "Tho Shock," Kinlto . Io n Chaney- in a production that comes to a climax when a reproduc tion of the earthquake of 190(3 shakes Kan Francisco into kindling for the great fire will bo the offering at the rtlalto theatre -tomorrow and the re- Lmalnder of tho week. It is entitled "Tho Shock." "Fighting Blood," a famous Col lier's "Weekly story from tho pen of H. C. Witwer, Is a second feature on tho program. "The .Exiles," starring John Gilbert, will "leave tonight at tho HIalto. In the cast are Potty Pouton, John Webb nillinn, Margaret Fielding, and Fred AVarren. ' HELP WAKTKD FEMALE WANTED Woman to help with fen eral housework on dairy ranch in Siskiyou county. Cnll ICS. 225 WANTED MISCKLLAXF.OCS WANTED A gentle ponv not too old. T. D. Simpson, 031 S. central.. 230 WANTED rvnod clean cotton rags at the Mall Tribune office. WANTED St. Louis prices for furs, less express charges. Johnson Produco Co., 241 N. Fir St. Phone 97. v tf WANTED House movir.r. and repair ing. Phono 488-M or 4SS-X. WANTED SITUATIONS WANTKI) Work, nursing preferred. Mrs. mark, 23 Crater Lake.. 225 WANTED Upholstering, l-e-gluing. nnd re-finishing work done at your home. A. N. Tribault, Tel. 909-K. 248 WANTED Crating, packing. odd Jobs of nil kinds. Phone 522-W or 633. 226 WANTED Wood to saw. Phone 42-Y, McBride. FOIl KENT HOUSES FOR RENT House, partly furnished. Call at Modern Plumbing & Sheet Metal Co. Phone 620. 225 FOR RENT Five room modern house. Call GG0-L. 224 FOR RENT Four room house, nnd place to keep some chickens and cow, mile to city limits nnd high way. Address 32, Mall Tribune. 227 FOR RENT Four room cottage near end of N, Oakdale. Phono D17-L or 105. tf FOR RENT Houses, Brown & White. FOR SALE . ... FINE BUNGALOW HOME Completely Furnished. Paving, Good Location y' BUY IT FOR INVESTMENT We offor one of the best buys In Medford Homos. 5 rooms with fine) large sleeping porch, . large bedrooms 'with closets. Woodwork In fine shape, good size lot, double garage with cement driveway; large wood shod. Completely furnished throughout from dishes up, good rtingo and also gas runge, everything ready to move In. On paving. No assessments. PRICE ONLY, $3750, , , ' FOUR-SITE REALTY AGENCY Medford Bldg. Medford, Ore. Phone 900 or 609-Y ' STAKE YOUR CLAIM NOW. Whether working man, business man, professional man or capitalist ' somo day when you are tired working for the other fellow; or tired loafing you are gotnF to want a place to retreat to.. Oct n 2, 5 ork10 acre tract of lend under one of the Jflckson county'irrlgation projoets and improve It, - KIKIIT AT CITY LIMITS OF PHOENIX, THE OIL CITY . 6 ncre $400. 00r $100.00 cash, balance terms. ' " 10 acres $700.00 $1 50.00 onsh, balance terms. 5 nereH- all ready for the -plow, no hotter location, land or Irrigation on the Pacific Const, Ideal for Dose pears, berries, chickens nnd gar den, $700.00 $160.00 cash. I . ', .See Plat of Bub-division nt My Office Phone 784-L J. C. BARNES, OS. Centrnl Avo. FOU RENT FC11NIS1IED ROOMS FOR UKXT Comfortable room with ' bath, hot and cold water, good heati private entrance. Ideal room for young men. Phone 3ii5-y. tf FOR R EXT-rTffo rooms, furnished or unfurnUhed. 305 Portland Ave. 21J0 FOR RENT At Knell's Lodging House, sleeping rooms ami house keeping apartments for adults only. 21 Genesee St. Phono 225 FOR RENT FurnlBhod rooms at the Fountain Lodge. Modern, steam heated, center business district. No. 826 V. Main. tf FOR REXT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Four room furnished apartment and sleeping norch, elec tric stove and steam hint. Phone G74. 220 FOR RENT Two S-room apartments Call 113 E. Eleventh. Phono LMlli. 230 FOU RENT Desirable furnished apartment; references required. The Berhen, 10 Quince St. 220 FOR RENT -Furnished housekeep ing apartment and rooms; steam heat, hot and cold, water and bath. Phone 457-J. 240 FOR RENT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms, .lap Art Store. . j tf FOR RENT Furnished housekeep ing room. 325 K. Jaijksnn St. 228 FOR BENT- Four-unfurnished house keening rooms on ground floor. $15 Furnished sleeping room S10, Cnll 1045 after 6 p. m. ; 22IT FOR RENT, Modern furnished nouseitepping rooms.' am a. iiony. Phono 368-J. ' tf FOR . RENT Light Jiousokooplng rooms. 611 S. Central. tf FOR R.ENT MISCELLANEOUS F.OR RENT Large modern offlco rooms in Sparta Bldg., with light, heat and janitor service SI 5 per month. K. S. Tumy, Phone 402. tf LOST LOST OR STRAYED Brindlo Pitt bulldog, child's companion. Phone 5S3 or notify this office. tf ANTIFREEZE SERVICE for your Radiator Sixty-five per cent of the ' first-class stage lines of the ; Pacific Coast roll on General Cords.' Try theftx your self. , . 1 . ;-.' T- . V , . Free Crank Case Service , Jones & Kirkpatrick A Real Service Station For ND Boys' bicycle between Med id nnd Ashland. Murphy's Elec- foi tri Store, Ashland. 224 Ill'SlNESS OPPORTUNITIES FOU SALE Restaurant and rooming house of 23 rooms; on main street nnd highway In Orants Pass. Best location In. town, doing goad busi ness. For particulars aihlress pro prietor, Jos. G. Bendrlck, Urants Pass, Oregon, . 248 FOR EXCHANGE FOR TRADE For cattle. . sheep, horses, hogs, Ford cars. Phone 2U2-Y. . 226 Tit ADE-For land, one , Studebalter six. Write Box 840, Medford. 226 FOR EXCHANGE General s.toro and post ornee, value about tiu.uuu. with small Incumbernnee. .. owner wants small farm in valley. Four Site Realty Agency. 228 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Ber keley modern furnished apartment . house adjoining university nnd business center. Will tako resi dence or ranch pnrt payment, bal ance payable monthly from income. Gold Ray Realty Co., Medford. It FOR SALE, EXCHANGE OR RENT Ranch, between 35 and 40 acresf For particulars call at 010 Clark St. 236 FOR' SALE UICAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TRADE I'roperty at 412 N. Grape St., $1100, $500 down, balance on easy terms. If you mean business and want a home or good investment, address Box 738, Medford, Oregon. - 225 FOU SALE Mountain timber ranch, 120 acres, 3 miles SW Ashland. Im provements. Going east Jan. 1. Buy this month, $3600. Mrs. Miller, 1614 Bonlta, Berkeley, Cul. 24i FOR SALE OR TRADE Vacant lets or will trade for cows. Rankin . Estes, Nash Hotel. 228 FOR SALE OR TRADE $10,000 Irrigated ranch for $3v00, 10 years time. Adjoins town. Oold Ray Realty Co. tf FOR SALE Sacrifice sale houses and rnnches, 10 years time. Gold Ray Realty Co. 226 FOR, SALE HOMES FOR SALE House containing five apartments, close in. Terms, l'hone 260. - 230 FOR SALE My home, exceptional opportunity for cx-soldlers. l'hone 1051. 225 FOR SALE By owner, 0 loom fur nished home, with bath, electric rango, hot wrier heater, all in first class condition, two lots with dozen fruit trees, berries, . etc. Phono 906-L. .. tf FOR SALE House close In on E . Main St., 7 rooms and bath. Newly painted and decorated inside and out, nil in first clnss repair. A reasonable payment down and lib eral terms on the balance. ' Phone 613-L, t). A. Knight. , ." FOR SALE Houses and bungalows, furnished or unfurnished also acre- age. Insurance, C. S. Butterfleld, Medford Nation! Bank. Phone 889. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Two Toggcnhurg' milk goatR, fresh. In '10- dags. - l'hone 627-Y. 303 Clark St. ' 225 FOR SALKi Two fresh milk cows, 4 coming , fresh, 4 heifers, 4 brood sows, 1 Hampshire board, 10 pigs, 1 Sharpies soparalor, barrel churn. 1 1500-enpaolty brooder stove, corn, , hny and wheat, 10 turkey hens, 2 tons, Mammoth Bronze. P. McQuat, Gold Hill, Oregon. 220 FOR BALE Puppies, several kinds. Phone fiill-R-i. tf SNAPS We hrtve a very special bfiy' in a completely rebuilt ' and repainted ' , BUICK SIX ' ' ROADSTER 1921 Lots of Extra Equipment $775.00 Medford Auto Co. Balck Dealer ' FOR SALE Puppies for Christmas sents; big selection. Phone tf FOR SALF AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Olt Tit A D1C Cars for Phono 366 or cnll 30 N. .220 livestock. Holly. FOR SALE Ford truck, stnko body. top over (teat, windshield, g.lod tires, A-l shape. Cheap for cash. Tel. 500-V. , 226 FOR. SALE Ily owner, llnlek four purchased new May, 1!123. Fine condition. ' Price $M0 with 192-1 license paid. . $275 down, balance, .monthly payments. Vun's Garage, V .opposite Ar.mory. . 225 FOR SALE OR TRA DE Automo biles nnd trucks, $25 up. 15 N. Grape St? tf FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE ladles' new fun coat, Hudson seal and muskrat. Cost $340 In Cannda. Will sell for one-' third of Cost. A' beautiful Christ mas gift. Call evenings, .34 Cottage St. 220 FOR, SALE-VApples: Hpltwnborgs and. Newtowns. Good ones, 50c per box. Bring boxes, Pleasant View Farm, Talent'.- ' 228 FOR SALE- Cheap repossessed cars, . Call 335 S. Riverside .-, . 220. FOR SALE Ooronn typewriter, nf . fiee deslt and swivel chair and other office chairs. Bargain for cash. Dr. Lincoln Kallem 213 Liberty Bldg. tf FOR SALE Reed baby sulky. 650-L. 220 FOR SALE O'. A. C. Barred Tlnclt roosters. Phono 201-.1, Mrs. R. A. Clark, Gon. Del., Medford. 226 FOR SALE Fancy packed Delicious apples ready to be shipped for Christmas presents, $1.75 per' stan dard box. E. X. Anderson, Public Market, Phone 1070. VOJf.' SALE Wheat. Phono -,6-F-2. FOR SALE Fruit -'arid nut trees- i lteOS.,1 vines and plants'. Send for cntalog Willamette Valley Nurseries, Tan gent, Oregon. ' 227 FOR SALE One complete set Houk wire wheels, cord tires and tubes, new, at a prlco you will consider. Liltroll-Jonnlngs Parts Co. tf. FOR SA7.E White Leghorn chlck 220 ens. Phono 403-J-3. FOR SALE Some furniture cheap: also canned fruit and vegetables. Leaving the country. Call at yelow house end of N. Central , Avo. Ell Johnson. ' 225 FOR SALE Oranges, $3.00 per -40-1b. box net by prepaid parcel post. . No culls. 11. it. Phillips, Corning. Calif. tf FOR SALE Pickled olives, $1.25 per gallon by lu-epnld parcel post. 11. 1 II. Phillips. Corning, Calif. tf FOR SALE Fireproof safe about six by four by four. Nino private lock boxes and inside cash vault with combination. Phone 771. 226 FOR SALE Cheap: Havo car fancy .-t Idaho spuds dellvored- any place in ""town $1.50 per 100. lbs. Johnson Produco'Co., 241 N, Fir St. Jhone 97. tf FOR SALE Corn. Phone 691-J-2 ut meal time. ' .,. FOR SALE Furniture and house hold goods. 16 N. Grape St. tf FOR SALE Now phonographs nnd records h price. Open evenings. 16 N. Grape St. tf FOR SALE Ono Hottentot heater icr woou or coai. mj jjaurei ni. ii- FOR SALE Jonathan, Sprta, Bald win, Nowtown and Delicious apples delivered 50c and $1.00 por box. Leave orders at Mann's store or see White Saturdays, Public Market, tf A , fine eight-cylinder touring ! car like hew, will trade f ot h6use and lot in Medford and will assume small mcum brance or small acreage adjoining Medford.'1'' C. E. Gates. Auto Co. ELIJAH HARLAN HURD Lawyer. LL.H. University of Iowa, 1886. Practice in nil state and federal courts, U. S. Land, Interior and Treasury Departments. Medford Bldg., cor. Sixth and Central. Abstractors MURRAY BROS. & O R E E N E . Abstracts of Title. Rooms 3 and Ko. 3 2 North Central Ave., up stairs. : JACKSON COUNT? ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title and Titlo Insurance. Tho only complete Title System In Jackson County, C.1?- VKELLOOO Abstractor of Titles, Gold Hill,. Oregon.. Rollablo Jackson County Abstractor.. Over twenty yenrs' experience In tho c""ty. Phone O-J-2 Gold Hill, tf Building Materials MEDFORD CEMENT BRICK & "ul-lv wokks specialize In all kinds of cement building products. Cor. Fir and Tenth Streets. Clilronofllsl DR.- W: 10. LANTIS .Relief given to . nil fpot trouble. 410 Medford Bldg. Phone' 055, . ' " 'Clilroprqct'lo Physicians ,. DR. HARVEY P. COLEMAN Chlro ', prae.tlo and Electro-Therapy. 427-, 28 Modford Bldg. Phone 866. tf DR. A. R. HEDGES Neo-Ecleotlo Physician. DR. LOUISE 13. HEDGES Naturopathic Chlro praetor. Mochano-Therapy. Spoil . d-lotherapy, Food Scienoes, Chlro .1 pi'. ctlco. Offlco: Stewart , Bldg., ' 235 E: Main St. Phones: Offlco, 170! Ites. 170-J-2. DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chlropractla Nervo Specialist. Office hours 9-12, 2r5. 203-200 Liberty Bldg. Offlco Phone 680; Res. 1027. Dentists . . . V n- oijin uenerai iien- , uIkv nnA --TJn., Vki-. 1 t , - -.(vuj. juiiu jkjuui jnuu ford Bldg. Phone 426. DR. O. J. JOHNSON Dentist. 228 E. ftluln St., ovor M. M. Dept. Store, iieuioro, uregon. Phone 869; es. 1023-H. Office hours 9 a. m. 6 p .m. Evenings and Sunday by appointment. , Expert Accountant WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M. WIN son, u. 1. A. Attention given to anything In accounting and Income Tax requirements. Look Into our simplified accounting method. Lib erty Bldg., Medford. Phone 1M-R, . Irrigation JOHN R. JAHN Irrigation special- isi. urcnara ana rancn irrigation layouts, accurate contour maps, Irrigation systems planned. 106 S. Ivy, Medford. Phone 821-X. Insurance EARL 8. TUMY All forms of Insur- ' once: Fire, Auto, Life, Accident, Bonds. Phone 402. 209 Liberty Bldg. Money to Loan ; J. B. ANDREWS Buys and sell mortgages and loans money on good . security. U.K. GKpa Bt. Phone 63-M. :' S4C Monuments THE OREGON GRANITE CO. aionumcnts. A. Micks, General Manager. P. M. Kershaw, Sale Manager, 103 E. Sixth St., JUed ford. ft OHleopatlis DR. F. O. CARLOW, DR.' EVA MAINS CARLOW Osteopathic Physicians, 416-418 Liberty Bid. Phone 904-J-, Residence 26 South Laurel at. Physicians and Surgeons DR. WM. W. P. HOLT Physician ' and Surgeon. Offices Medford Bldg. ' Phone 165. Residence IIS Genesee St. l'hone 16fi-J-t." ' Piano Instruction - FRED ALTON HA IQHT Teacher of Piano and Harmony. Studio $14 Liberty Bldg., Phone 72. Printers ana Publishers MEDFORD PRINTING CO. "has tho best oqulppcd printing office In Southern Oregon: Book binding, looso loaf ledgers, billing systems, etc. Portland prices. 27 N. Fir St ' Transfer EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE- CO. Office 42 North Front St. Phono 216. Prices right,' Service guar anteed. , . i DAVIS TRANSFER . & STORAGE CO. , Anything moved, day or night. Service guaranteed. 22 8. Grape. Phoner Office 44, or real- dence 1060 or 206, Upholstering L WEIS -r- Upholstery, Manufacturer of overstuffed furniture.-'' Full lino of materials. Draperies made t ' order. "Wo do all kinds of nphot storing. We deliver and w4ll call , and show samples. . Phono . 201. JftckaonvlUo, Qrj, M "