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FOR PRIMARY M
Election officials for the coming
primary and state election have been
selected by the county court for this
city, as follows:
North Main precinct Joe Brown,
chairman; F.- R. Bellinger, juilKe;
Sarah Hull, Emma Rees, Myra Bo
gart, clerks.
South Main precinct E. A. Evan
son", cnairfhnn; Ida E. Wood, Judge;
Martha L Gore, Lorraine L. Morris.
Florence Craves, clerks.
North Central precinct Martin
McIJonough, chairman ; R. I,. Taylor,
Judge; L. Jane Hemstreet, Hattie M.
Alden, Kate Young, clerks.
South Central precinct Prank H.
DeSouza, chairman; H. M. Jacobs,
judge; Richard H. Slngler, Eula L.
Jacobs, Esther L. Lawton, clerks.
North, Riverside precinct N. S.
Bennett, chairman; C. L. Goff. Judge;
E. E. Wilson, Browning Purdln, Belle
Bennett, clerks.
Newtown precinct W. C. Rice,
chairman; Laura Berry, Judge; Lu
clnda 'H. Hubbard, Lillie May, Zoa B.
Griffin, clerks.
Oakdalo precinct Bessie Medley,
chairman; G. B. Canode, Judge; Bir
deen Myers, Llda Applegate, T. J.
Johnson, clerks.
East Medford precinct J. W. Klrk
patrick. chairman; Verne Canon,
judge; Scott Davis, Nora Kirkpatrlck,
Eva Blden, clerks.
Southeast Medford precinct H. O.
Shearer, chairman; J. D. 'skinner,
Judge; Annie C. Maddox, F. K. Red
den. Era Miller, clerks.
Southwest Medford precinct James
Stewart, chairman; O. S. Gaylord,
Judge; Isa Luy, Mary E. Bowling,
GBrce Stimson, clerks.
West Medford precinct J. W. Shir
ley, chairman; O. O. Arnspiger, Judge;
E. E. Wolter, Clara Carmany, Emilie
Conrad, clerks.
Northwest Medford precinct Geo.
Kunzman, chairman; N. L. Nnrregan,
judge; Georgia W. Hess, Bernice
Kunzman, Julia E. Skeeters, clerks.
Livestock.
PORTLAND, Ore.. Jan. 22. Cattle
steady; receipts 78. Hogs, feeder pigs
2 6 doe lower; rest steudy; receipts
1816 (1300 direct). Feeder pigs, u
0.75.1 . ;
Sheep steady; no receipts.
Eggs.
PORTLAND. Ore., Jan. 22. Eggs
firm. Pullets- 35c; mixed colors 34
36c; henneries 38 (if 40c delivered,
Portland.
Butter.
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 22. Butter
firm. Extra cubes, city 44 14 45c;
country 4314(g44c; undergrndes
nominal; prints 40c; cartons 50c.
Butterfat firm.' Best churning
crea mSOSfSlc 11)., f. o. b., Portland.
Poultry.
" PORTLAND. Ore., Jan. 22. Poul
try weak. Heavy hens 2122c;
lights. 1718c; springs 20J22c;
atogs 13e: old roosters 10c; ducks,
white Peklns lSf21e; turkeys live
nominal; dressed 20 27c.
Potntoes.
PORTLAND. Ore.. Jan. 22. Pota
toes quiet J1.10 1.26.
rortlanil Wheat.
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 22 Wheat,
hard white, bluestom, baart, $1.03;
soft -white, western white $1.02; hard
winter, northern spring, western red,
97c.
Today's car receipts Wheat. 122;
barley, 6; flour, 11; corn, 1; hay, 0.
San Francisco Markets.
9 AN FRANCISCO. Jan. 22. CTT. S.
Bureau of Agricultural Economi-s)
Eggs, undersized pullets 28c. But
terfat f. o. b., San Francisco 54
6c.
PERL FUNERAL HOME
AC Your Scrrtr Day or Nlgbt
Information Cordially Gtrea
On. Mh and Oakdale
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The Markets
fcnbplMca gar nop 1
SHERIFF REPORTS
A HEW CLUE ON
. Accorillnflr to Sheriff TerriU, a neu
clue to the' whereabouts of the D'Au
tremont brothers: TLay, Hoy and
1-lugh IihIIcUmI !n this county, and ly
the federal court, an perpretratora of
tho Hlsltlyous tunnel murders and at
tempted train robbery October 11,
last, has been received by the postal
authorities, In the shapo of a letter,
written from an unnamed town In
Oklahoma, to the mother of a girl
friend of one of the brothers In Roae
burg. '
"The letter was written to the
mother, and turned over to tho girl.
That's tho way they worked," said
tho sheriff.
A checkup of tho letter was imme
diately started by the authorities.
According to the sheriff, all the
mall received' by the parents of the
suspected youths, at the Eugene post
office is first inspected by the postal
authorities, the parents agreeing to
this plan willingly as a means of trad
ing their sons.
Small Gold Cross
Tarns 3 Bandits to
" Auto Tire Pampers
.LOS ANGELES, Jan. 22. A
small gold cross worn by the
Rev. Percy W. Clarkson, eplsco- 4
pal clergyman, saved his val-
uablos from the hands of three
bandits, who halted his automo- 4
bile at the point of a gun, police
said today. Ono of the thugs
started searching him, the Kev.
Clarkson reported, but stopped
suddenly when he saw the cross
dangling from a ribbon about the
clergyman's neck. ,
"We are robbing a priest," he
exclaimed to his companions:
and all three thereupon apologiz-
ed. They concluded by offering
to pump up a flat tire on their
victim's machine,
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SINCLAIR, FALIi SVBPOEXAED
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took tho stand and said he never
made such a statement.
From Mr. Stanford and other of
ficials of tho Sinclair interests the
committee also sought evidence- today
regarding the checkbooks and other
records of the various Sinclair com
panies. Meantime It was revealed that the
department of Justice, acting upon
tile personal direction of President
f'oolidge. Is "observing" tho course of
USED CAR
Bargains
Overland .,
Chevrolet Sedan
Chevrolet Touring
Fords
)'
Look them over before
buying, for they are bar-,
gams.
dent Intends to take no ot
however, so long as tho committee's,
inquiry is continued.
The purpose of the department's
observation is to take note of any evi
ct unco of Irregularities or Illegal ac
tions on the purt of anyone which
may acvelop in me course of the in
quiry. ;
No Secret About Trip.
Mr. Stanford told the committee
there was no secret about tho trip
to Harry Sinclair to Europe.
"Did he advertise tho fact?" asked
Senator Walsh, democrat, Montana.
"He gave an Interview to the news
papermen which was equivalent to an
advertisement.",
"That was at tho dot-It, wasn't It?"
"Yes."
"When he was getting away?"
"Not when he was gutting away,
when he was leaving."
In addition to the Sinclair officials
heard today, the committee subpoe
naed J. W. Zevely of Washington,
Harry V. Sinclair's personal attorney,
now reported to be at New Orleans.
!Hu Is expected to appear Thursduy.
HAVRE, Prance, Jan. 22. (Uy the
Associated Press.) Harry P. Sinclair,
American oil magnate, in a wireless
mossago from the steamship Paris to
tho Associated Press, declared hla
present trip to Europe, "has nothing
to do with avoiding giving testimony,"
in regard to the leasing of the Teapot
Dome naval oil fields.
Knjoyed a Good Night's Sleep
I wish to say that Foley Pills
worked O. K. on me In a couple of
hours and the pains left me nt once.
I took a couple, of them in the after
noon, went to bed and had a good
night's sleep and have slept good ever
since." writes Con Thiol, 113 E. Co
lumbia St., Fort Wayne, Indiana. Fol
ley Pills are a diuretic stimulant for
the kidneys and will increase their
activity. Refuse substitutes. Sold
everywhere. Adv.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS '
WANTED Shropshire buck; also
25-35 or 33 carbine rifle. Phono
341-R-2, Medford. 259
WANTED Custom hatching: nlso
orderB for Rocks, Reds - and Leg
horn chicks. Square Deal Hatchery
phone 951-L. 259"
WANTED Good fresh cow.
201-J.
Phone
259
WANTED To buy twenty tons baled
grain hay. Phone 771. "iaS"
WANTED Milk goats, kids, chicks
and rabbits. Write to Goat, Poul
try & Rabbit Farm, Ashland, Ore.
258
WANTED Wood timber. Have teams,
tools. Stumpage, share or cord.
Small oak preferred. Box 109A,
Talent. 2 58
WANTED All kinds of stove repair
ing and setting up. Liberty Repair
Shop. f
WANTED All kinds of phonographs
to repair. Liberty Repair Shop.
WANTED St. Louis prices for fure,
less express chargeB. Johnson
Produce Co., 341 N. Fir St. Pnone
97.
WANTED House muvrr.a and repair
ing. Phone 488-M or 4S8-X.
IO SI
LOST Red wallet conntnlnlng about
$40 or $50 in bills, Thursday in
Medford. Finder please return to
Mall Tribune office and receive re
ward. 258
LOST Indies' gold Evorpharp pencil
on black ribbon, Kindly return to
' this office and receive reward. 258
LOST Overcoat on Crater Lake
highway near Oak Knoll. Finder
plenso phone 408-J-l. 258
LOST Turkey, strayed from S. Peach
St. Phone 009-Y. 258
IVAen Your Desires Trend
Toward tho charms of Country Life, or your exacting demand is
. for a City Home
OUR MISSION
If Its Real Estate See Us
FOUR-SITE REALTY AGENCY
Medford Bldg.
Medford,
WANTED 100 MEN $1.00 PER HOUR
Sawmill men, painters, carpenters, plumbers, farmers, doctors, law
yersanyone who wants to make $1.00 per hour can do It by gutting a
five-acre tract In one of our sub-dlvlslous and Improving It.
'. KEEP YOUR OWN TIME
Always have a Job. Quit paying rent. Tracts now selling. Five acres
$400.00; $100.00 down, $10.00 per month. Irrigation now ready. No bet
ter opportunity on Pacific Coast.
Phone anytime, 784-L
J. C.
WANTED Competent woman for
cooking and general housework.
1-lheral wugvs. 716 11. Main. . Mr.
1). ltosenberg 746-L.
I1EI-P WA.NTED MT,E
WANTED Experienced orchard
man, single. Steady work. Address
1'. O. Mux 1102, Medford. 258
TANTKt srrrATroxs
WAXTKl) Elderly woman wnnts
worn nni-iH mere is nut ono in
family; good cook, neut and clean.
Reasonable wages. Will jro any
where. Mrs. Tupper, 511 S. Central.
25X
WANTKD .Work on ranch, where
house Is furnished, by experienced
orchard num. 1'hono 6-ll-lt oven
lllgH. ' 258
WANTF.D Grafting anil pruning
contracts if desired. Arrange for
scions now. C. W. Austin, phone
038-L. 261
WANTED Work by first-class car
penter, finisher and cabinet maker.
Phone 457-J. room 1. Call 217 S.
Riverside. 200
FOR RENT TIOrSF-S
TO UICN'T Four room house, fur
nished or unfurnished. 228 S.
Holly. Phone 01 2-It. 258
FOR RENT Modern five room bun
galow. Phono 304-J. 259
FOR RENT 11 "room furnished
house, Medford business center,
suitable for business or housekeep
ing. 15 N. Grape St. tf
FOR RENT Houses, Brown White.
FOR RENT FTjnNISnKD ROOMS
FOR RUNT Sleeping rooms, nlco
lights rooms, good location. Corner
Tenth and laurel St. 258
FOR RENT Slcoplng room, light
housekeeping apartments, adults.
21- Genesee. -:i
FOR RENT Sleeping rooms at 204
N. Ivy. . 258
FOR RIOT
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT Two Hem housekeeping
rooms. Adults. 730 W. Eleventh.
Phone 140-H. 258
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
with bath.
2G9.
-Three room apartment
11)3 E. Eleventh. Phono
2C1
FOR RENT Two room apartment.
113 E. Eleventh. Phone 9(i3. 201
High Power
Greasing
We specialize in greas
ing automobiles. We
employ only experienc
ed men, who know
where the cups are lo
cated. Free Crank Case '
Service
Jones & Kirkpatrick
A Real Service Station
IS TO SERVE
Ore.
Phone 900 or 609-Y
BARNES
6 South Central
FOR RENT Garage. $3.00 per
month. 325 S. Riverside. Phone
Ul-J. tf
FOR RENT OR SALE Ranch. 20
acres alfalfa, low plow land, pas
ture, running water, fair buildings.
Two miles from Talent. Inquire
K. N. Campbell. 528 S. Grape St. tf
FOR RENT In Liberty Bldg.. ono
room fronting on Main St.; also
suite of two rooms on Grnpo St.
facing east. Iirge and well llghtod.
hot and cold water, steam heat,
elevator and Janitor service. See
G. A. Abbott, janitor or Bert Ander
son or Ralp. Ilardwell, owners, tf
FOR RENT Largf modern office
rooms In pwrta Fldg., with light,
bent and Janitor service. $15 per
month. K. S. Tumy. Phone 02. tf
Fon lisriiANtao
FOR SALE. RUNT OR EXOHANCIK
For Medford property, 35 ni-res
Bear creek bottom land half block
off highway. 2 miles from bUHV
corner. 618 S. Oakdalo.
FOR SALa. HOMES
FOR KAI.i-I New bungalow, modern,
$500 down. $30 per month. Alsi
good furnished bungalow. 'Perms.
Phone 6110-L. ur nee 518 lleatty Ht.
FOR KALE Modern house, on West
Jackson. Inquire Dr. Riddell, Med
ford lildg. tt
FOR SALE 018 8. Central, terms or
rent, long lease, lnqulro 227 S.
Holly. ' 200
FOR SALE Houses and bungalows,
furnished or unfurnished also acre
age. Insurance. C. S. Rutterfleld,
Medford NaUonJ Manic. Phone 889.
FOR SALIC ATTO TRl'CKS
'OR SALE 1921 model Ford truck,
stake rack body; good shape. J. R.
Rowen, Rogue River. 258
POULTRY AND F.C.C.S
FOR HALE Dark llarred Rock cock
erels from selected Aeadsley strain.
$5.00 each. Arcadia Farm, Ross
Lane. 259
FOR SALE Several nlco llarred
Rook cockerels, O. A. C. Btralu, $2
each. .Tel. 523-R-2. 200
FOR SALE R. :. R. setting eggs, 7 5c
45 Llndley, 740-R. 258
FOR SALE R. R. cockerels, 15 birds
to select from. These are beautiful
birds, perfect coloring. If you con
template selling sotting eggs you
should see these birds before buy
ing. Price $3 to $5. J. S. Crawford,
' Talent, Ore., Mi block from depot.
2C2
FOR SALE Ten hens, one gobbler,
Mammoth Ilronze turkeys. T. A.
Culbertson, Coker Butte road. 258
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
E'OR SALE 28 ncres land between
Medftbrd nnd Central Point, $1800.
H. N. Lofland, 225 8. Oakdale. 258
FOR SALE Ton acres on highway
between Talent and Phoonlx, off C.
Carey's place, phono 341-J-l. If
FOR SALE 200 ncres stock and
grain ranch. Grant Co., $2500, to
exchange for small Improved tract
of Rogue River land of near same
value, J. W. Adamson, Talent, Ore.
258
FOR SALE Rnnches, all kinds, and
houses, must be Bold at some low
price, 10 years time. Gold Itay
Realty Co. tf
FOR SALI5 IjTVKSTOCK
FOR SALE Puppies, nlrodalos, shep
herds, terriers, bulls. Phone 691-R-l
FOR SALE 16 first-class milk cows;
also 1100 pound work horse, buggy
and harness. M. Walsh, 1 mile NE
of Alodford on Crater Lake road.
282
'OR SALR One spnn mules, wagon
nnd harness: 1 fresh cow with calf.
1. McUunt, Gold Hill. Ore. 259
Snap
Buick Six
Touring
Cord Tires..
$350
This is a real buy
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Medford Auto Co.
Buick Dealers
FOR SALE Dining table and chairs,
brass lied, springs and mattress,
chairs, dishes, heater Ismail). Call
morning 836 Minnesota Ave., m- I
phone 1 10-J-i. 2U3
FOR SALE About 300 ft. S-ill. hy
draulic pipe, some 4-ln. pipe. .Make
offer. Route 2, box 1 1 tl. Medford.
FOR HALE Dry rordwond
W. 11. Eveihard. 0 K. Kir.
cheap.
FOR SALE 30 gal. range boiler, fan
ning mill nnd Lincoln buck. Phono
341-R-2 Medford. 2511
FOR SALE Dressed hogs 12 cent.)
delivered. Telephone ti 7 -J -1 , 1.
Philips. 2(10
FOR SALE Dry wood, oalt nnd
laurel, cord $11, tier $1, delivered.
Tel. 453-Y. ' 200
FOR KALE OR TRADE Nearly new
steel range and miscellaneous filrnl-
ture: also nearly n-w touring car.
What have you to trade? '1VI. 105.-1
9 to 12 a. m. and 1 In 6 p. m. 2K0
FOR SALIC Fumed oak dining room
set $45; beater $15. rnf.s $5 eacll.
rocker f. I. kitchen table $3. dresser
$20, fern stand $3. nou-i-lecti-ic
viiciiuin sweeper, almost new, $10.
1021 W. Ninth. It
FOR KALI-: Another car of choice
spuds delivered any place in city.
$1.1,0 per 100 lbs. Johnson Produce
Co., 241 N. Fir Hi. I'llouo 97.
'OR SALE Haled alfalfa and grain
hay. E. L. Walz. 259
FOR SALE Dry npplo treo wood.
delivered. I'llouo 408-1-1. 2ti3
FOR SALE Threo Petabimn brooder
stoves. A-l condition, late model'. ;
P. Metjuat, Gold Hill, Ore. 29
FOR SALE First class alfalfa, deliv
ered. Stewart. Phone 925-X, 200
'OR SALE Manzanlla nnd oak
Wood. $4.50 tier delivered. Phono
21, Central Point F. W. S., 11. 2.
Box 75. Central Point, Ore.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Phono
graphs, records, furniture and
uutos. Bargain prices. 15 N. Orape
. tf
FOR SALE Black oak wood, abso
lutely dry, been cut two years.
Phono 631-H. 019 N. Rlversldu, 2ti0
FOR SALE Extra fancy turkeys,
delivered; nlso geese. Phone
1J2-R-S, B. W.'Gobhnrd. 2112
FOR SALE Pickled olives, $1.25 per
gnllnn by prepaid parcel post. H.
H. Phillips, Corjllng, Calif. tf
FOR SALE Corn. Phone 691-J-2 nt
meal time.
FOR SALE Jonattinn, Sprtii. Bald
win, Newtown und Delicious apples
delivered 50c and $1.00 por box.
I'ave orderB at Mann's store or see
White Hatordsvs. Public Market, tf
FOR SALE
Used Household Goods
Cook Stovo, good one, $15.00
Range with reservoir, $27.50
. C lid range, dandy, $5,00 ,
Steamer' Trunk $5.00
Heaters, from $1.60 to $8.60
Rockers from $1.08 to $7.00
Oak DlnlnB Table, $19.50
Chairs from $1.00 to $2.25
Good Wringers $2.50
Washboards .'. 2Gc
Wash Baskets 60o
Gas Plates, 2-hurner $3.95 .
Drop-head Sewing Machine
$10.00
Parlor Stands, $3.00 to $5.00
Go-curU Sli-50
The Medford Exchange v
211 West Main - Phone 931
Why Walk
when you can buy
j. " for - '- '
$75 ;
all in good shape
Terms if Desired
C.E. GATES AUTO CO.
FOR KALE Dodge roadster: would
consider light touring in trade. 1 1 8
S. Central. 2G3
FOR SALE OR TRADIC Touring ear
fine condition, two new tires, 1924
license. Will take na part payment
team, wagon, harness, cows, pigs,
chickens. 227 K. Ninth. . Phono
..479-M. 258-
FOR SALE 19 22 Ford sedan, excel
lent rhape, 5 good tires, extras,
$385 including 1924 license. Wm.
Davb 402 S. Central. 258
Hl'SINEKS UIKKCTORY
Attorneys
A RKAMU8 Ijiwyer, office In
Liberty Uulldlng.
Abstractors
MURRAY BROS. O R E E N E
Abstracts of Title. Rooms 3 and I
No. 82 North Central Ave, ' ur
stairs.
JACKSOjf COCNTT
AHSTRACT CO.
Abstracts of Title
ntiil Tltln lnsnrnuco.
Tlii. only complete
Tltlo S jr s t o in in
Jackson County.
A. E. KELLOOO Abstractor ot
Titles, Gold Hill, Oregon. Reliable
Jackson County Abstractor. Over
twenty years' experience in the
county. Phono o-J-2 Gold Hill, tf
Building Materials
MEDFORD CEMENT BRICK
BLOCK WORKS Specialize In all
kinds of cement building products.
Cor. Fir and Tenth Streets.
Cllll1KMllKt
DR. W. E. LANTIS Relief given to
all foot trouble. 419 Medford Bldg,
Phone 555.
Chiropractic PliyslclnnH
DR. HARVEV P. COLEMAN Chlro.
praotlc and Electro-Therapy. 437
28 Mcdforf. Bldg. Phone 005. - tt
DR. A. R. HEDGES Neo-Eolootlo.
Physlclnn. DR. LOUISE B.
HEDGES Naturopathic Chiro
practor. Mechano-Therapy, , Spou
dylotherapy. Food Sciences, Chlro.
1, iv.w.u. vyiLiuv. niDwnn niuB
235 E. Main St. Phones: . Office,
170; Res. 170-J-3.
DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chiropractic
Nerve specialist, omca hours 8-13,
2-5. 203-200 Liberty Bldg. 0(ic
Phone 580; Res. 1027.
Dentists
DR. R. R. JOHNSON Oeneral Deni
tlstry and X-Rny. Third floor Med
fo Bldg. Phone 426.
DR. O. J. JOHNSON Dontlst, 228 H
Alain ht., over M. M. Dept. .Store,
Medford, Oregon. Phone . 66P;
Res. 1023-H. Office hours I a, m,
6 p ,m. Evenings and Sunday bj
appointment.
Expert Accountant
WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M. Wilt
son, vs. f. a. Aiienuon given it
anything In accounting and Incom'
Tax requirement Look Into out
simplified accounting method. Lib
erty Bldg., Medford. Phone 157-R.
Insurance
EARL 8. TtlMY All forme of Insur
ance: Fire, Auto, Life, Accident,
Bonds. Phone 402. 209 Liberty Bldg.
Money to Loan
J. B. ANDREWS Buys and eell
mortgages and loans money on good
security. 81 N, Grape St. Phone
GS-M. 24
Mounmont
THE OREGON GRANITE- CO.
Monuments. K. A. Kicks, General
Manager. P. M. Kershaw, Sales
Manager, 103 E. Sixth 8t Med
ford. ' tf
Oslenpnth
DR. F. O. CARLO W, DR. EVA MAINS
CA RLOW Osteopathic Physicians,
416-418 Liberty Bid. Phone 904-J-l
Restdonco 26 South Laurel St.
Piano Tmtractlon
FRED ALTON HAIOHT Teacher of
Piano nnd Harmony. Studio $1&
Liberty Bldg., Phone 72.
Printers ana Pabllsliorfl .
MEDFORD PR1NTINO CO. hae the
best equipped printing office In
Southern Oregon, Book binding,
loose leaf ledgers, billing Bystems,
etc. Portland prices. ' 27 N. Fir 8f
Transfer
EADS TRANSFER. & STORAGE) CO',
Office 42 North Front St. Phone
815. I'rlcea right. Service guar'
nnteed.
DAVIS TRANSFER A 8TORAOR
CO. Anything moved, day or
nb'ht. Service guaranteed. 18 8.
Orape. ' Phone: Office 644, or rest
rienco 1060 or 208.
FpliolstcrlnB
M. WEIS Upholstery. Manufacturer
of oversturred furniture. Full lino
of materials. Draperies mnde to
order. We do nil kinds of uphol
stering. We deliver and will call
and show samples. Phone $01,
Jacksonville, Ore, .