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KERW11T ROOSEVELT SWEEPING PROE
CLOSES SHIP DEAL
TOKIO, Jan. 29. (Dy Associated
PreBB). Kermlt Roosevelt, president
of the Roosevelt Steamship company
today announced completion of an al
llauco between that company and the
Kokusal Kisen Kalsha, one of the
leading shipping firms of Japan,
tohlch will provide for a, round-the-wbrld
freight service.
. The new arrangement replaces one
formerly in affect between the Kerr
Steamship company of which he is
Vice president and the Toyo Kisen
Kalsha, which was dissolved owing to
the anticipated merger of the latter
company with the Nippon -Yusen
Kaiaha. -2
: The Kawasaki shipbuilding yard
also Is largely interested in the new
project.
The companies have agreed to Joint
operation of eight ships of 10,000 tons
each on routes encircling the globe,
beginning in June. Each company is
to furnish four of the vessels.
NEW GOLF BALL WOULD
ilE
NEW YORK, Jan. 29. A lighter
and larger golf boll than the 1.62-1.62
One. now standard would minimize
youth, strength and endurance, as es
sentials to golf and permit older play
ers to share laurels with the younger
as they have beon unable to do In six
years, Secretary Lee of the United
States Golf association,' asserted today
in discussing the probability of a 1.55
1.06 ball being adopted officially.
'."' The. 1.66 bull. that Is, 1.65 ounces
avoirdupois and 1.66 In diameter
will be recommended to the execu
tive committee of the association.
- Livestock.
; PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 29.Catlle
and hogs, nominally Btcady, un
6hanged; no rocelpts. Sheep nomi
nally steady; rocelpts COO contract.
Eggs.
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 29. Eggs
rent higher. . Pullets 35c; firsts 38c;
henneries 39 e delivered, Portland.
nutter.
' PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 29. Butter
steady. Standard cubes, city 48c;
flrBts 45c; undergrades nominal;
prints 49c; cartons 60c. Butterfat
steady. Best churning cream 60
Clc lb., f. o. b., Portland.
Poultry.
PORTLAND. Ore., Jan. 29. Poul
try weak. Heavy hens 203 21c; lights
I516c; springs 20522c: stags 13c;
old roosters 10c; ducks, white Peklns,
18 21c; turkeys live nominal, dress
ed 20ifj27c; spring broilers, 40c.
Potatoes.
PORTLAND, Or., Jan. 29. Pota
toes slow, tl.l01.2G.
Wheat.
TORTLAND, Ore.. Jan. 29.
Wheat, hard white, bluestem, banrt,
J1.03V4; soft whlto, western white
J1.02Vi: northern spring 88c; hard
winter 97c.
Today's car receipts Wheat, 85;
flour 12; corn I; hny 4.
San Francisco Market.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jftn. 2B. (U. S.
Agricultural Economlds) Poultry
unchanged. Eggs, extra 37 He; extra
pullots 33c; undersized pullets 29c.
Butterfat ft o. b., San Francisco 66i
a 57c.
PERL FUNERAL BOMS
tft;sKwir-."."f(.i'
At Ton Berrien Day or Night
Information Cordially Given
; Oor. atti and Oakdato
4buW terrfe "MS I
I The Markets
I. i
UP FATHER
I CUEt.t I
TO DELIVER
IE'
U. S. AIR SERVICE
WASHINGTON, Jan. 29. A sweep
ing investigation of the air service was
demanded In the house today by Rep
resentative Nelson, Wisconsin, who
declared he was informed that condi
tions which exist are a continuation
of the same practices by the same
parties "that wrote the blackest page
In America's war history in the air
craft failure."
Introducing a resolution asking for
the appointment of a special commit
tee of Inquiry he said:
'Tarn preferring no charges against
anybody. I simply want to end thUi
unspeakable condition in the air ser
vice or set at rest these charges If
found untrue."
Mr. Nelson said ho had more than
seven thousand documents which he
added "I am told will show the same
conditions which existed during the
darkest days of the black scandal In
the air service now exists In that ser
vice, and that the same firms who
participated In the loot of more than
$500,000,000 of the people's money
are still getting the contracts under
the same conditions and provisions
they got those previous contracts."
He declared the air service is con
ducting a propaganda "over mountain
and sea, desert and valley, in order
to try to force congress through ah
aroused public sentiment to appropri
ate more money than the officials of
the air service seem to feel congress
would be willing to appropriate under
a proper presentation to it of tho
needs of the service," and he added:
"Is this the purpose of the proposed
flight of the dirigible to the north
, pole?" r, .
1 Mr. Nelson said that In his opinion,
the Manufacturers' Aircraft associa
tion, Inc., and its method of operation,
"were In absolute violation of the
Sherman anti-trust law," and that he
was convinced that an investigation
would show this "not only as being a
fact then, but It's being a fact today."
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
WANTS AMERICAN TO
LONDON. Jan. 29. Tho League of
Nations, it is learned hero", has been
seeking the services of an American
to supervise Hungary's finances In
connection with the league's $10,000,
000 reconstruction loan to that coun
try. W. P. O. Harding, former governor
of the federal reservo board of the
United States, nnd now governor of
the Boston federal reserve bank, 1h
understood to be ono of the men
under consideration' for the post.
However, it was said at league head
quarters here today that no appoint
ment would be made until the repa
ration commission had approved the
terms of the loan. -
The league considers that the ap
pointment of an American such as
Mr. Harding would not only assure an
Impartial, neutral hnndlln gof Hun-
USED CAR
Bargains
Overlands ,
Chevrolet Sedan
Chevrolet Touring
Fords
Look them over before
buying, for they are bar
gains. THE BUSY CORNER
MOTOR CO.
II l-il.. I
ft Ypi
MTDFOTCD MATT; TRTTiTTXR
well: l"LL
ONE-
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A
NERVE -
gary's finances, but would facilitate
the efforts of the league to float part
of tho loan in the United States.
The orficinls of tho league are so
anxious to avoid appointing anyone
identified with any country having a
political interest in Hungary.
The Screen
Baby Peggy, Rlalto
Baby Peggy, the lovable little tot of
many a short subject, now comes into
tho limelight In "The Darling of New
York," a rapid action melodrama
which plays at tho Rlalto . theater
three days, beginning today.
There are many surprising things
about the first feature production this
remarkable child actress has attempt
ed. And not the lenst of these Is the
revelation that Baby Peggy Is not In
the class of that vast multitude, of
youngsters of the films whose panto
mime Is the mere mechanical dicta
tion of an ever present director. She
dances and flirts In the spirit of fun
and is Just as rapidly equal to the
tears and sobs of a, heart-broken and
lonely little immigrant orphan."
Aside from Baby Peggy there Is an
Interesting and well-enacted crook
melodrama threading its way across
the screen in which the child (s tho
pawn of a sextet of diamond smug
gling crooks of New York's lower east
side. The story Is exciting and lends
Itself admirably to the talents of Baby
Peggy and tho surrounding cast.
For Father's Cough
January Is usually one of the cold
est months, and brings its share of
.coughs, cold and hoarseness. . Take
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound at
the first sign of a cough or cold, as It
loosens the phlegm, and quickly
brings relief to tho inflamed mem
branes of the throat. "Your Honey
and Tar Compound has done wonders
for my-futher. who had an awful
cough. He Is feeling fine now." writes
Nicholas Gonzales, Cuero, Texas. Sold
everywhere. Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wahl and Mr.
and Mrs. Swormstedt, of Boise, Idaho,
returned Sunday from a threo weeks
nuto trip to California and had a fine
time. Mr. and Mrs. Swarmstedt will
be guests of the Want's for some time.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED A water supply tank.
1500 or 2000 gallons, either galvan
ized iron or wood. A spray outfit,
must be in good condition. Address
Mall Tribune, Box H. 260
WANTED To ren( small furnished
house with garage. ' Box 6, Mall
Tribune. 266
WANTED Used porcelain bath tub
with necessary attachments. Ad
dress Box 68, Jacksonville. 266
WANTED To buy small electric
range. Call 678. 264
WANTED Home for a nine year old
boy. Phone 278-X. . 260
WANTED To buy business in Med
ford. What have you? Box H J.
care of Tribuno. 265
WANTED Cream oeparator. Phone
411-R-l. 264
WANTED Young
563-J-2.
calves.
Phone
266
WANTED Feeder hogs. Phone 895.
2G6
WANTED All kinds of stove repair
ing and setting up. . Liberty Repair
Shop.
WANTED All kinds of phonographs
to repair. Liberty Repair Shop.
WANTED St. Louis prices for furs,
less express charges. Johnson
Produce Co., Ml N. Fir St Pnone
97.
WANTED Rouse Imrni and repair
ing. Phone 488-M or 4-X
SALE OB EXCHANGE
50 acres, tiottom land, excellent sandy loan), 36 acres being farmed.
Comfortable E-room house, new barn, and other good outbuildings. One
and three quarter miles from town. '
OWNER WANTS TO TRADE
for ranch out In the hills, Applegate Section, Eagle Point, Illinois Valley,
or any section with lots of pasture and some water.
IF IT8 REAL E8TATE SEE US
FOUR-SITE REALTY AGENCY
Medford Building, Medford, Ore. Phone 900 or 609-Y
34 Acres Pears Alfalfa
$11,000 PLACE FOR $4500
Under Talent Project. Out of frost. 7 acres rmrtlett and Anjou
Pears In bearing. Fair house and barn. Good well, near school. On good
road. Good neighborhood..'
Price 4500 $1000 cash. Balance terms.
Owner has over 11,000 In this place. -. ,
i . .
Phone anytime, 7B4-L t. C. BARNES 6 South Central
METVFOKT"). OREO OX. TUESDAY. JAXUATJY 29.
1
N-OUCiOT
I'LL CIT EVEN
WITH VCOtE
LOT Of
" Notice of Final Settlement
In the County Court of the Stato of
Oregon, for Jacksun County.
In the matter of the estate of Thomas
Ct. Spangler, deceased.
The undersigned has filed in the
County Court of Juc.kaon County,
Oregon, the final account of his ad
ministration of the estate of Thomas
O. Spangler, deceased, nnd said Court
has fixed Saturday, March 1st, 1924.
at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M. of
Faid day, at tho court room of said
court at the court huuRe in Jackson
ville, Juckson County. Oregon, as the
time and place for the hearing of ob
jections to said final account and for
settlement-of snhl estate;
All persons interested In said estate
are hereby notified and required to
make or file their objections to said
final account, it any they have, on or
before tho tlmo aforesaid, fixed for
the hearing nnd settlement thereof.
Date of this notice and of tho first
publication thereof is Jnnuary 21tth,
J924. RICHARD 11. VINCENT.
Administrator of the estate of
Thomas O. Spnngler, deceased.
DEIJ" WNTKl) MALE
WANTED A young married farm
hand, good Wages, steady employ-
. ment. Apply In person at Van
Dyke's Dairy on highway south of
Medtord. 265
WANTED STTTJATIOJJS
WANTED Plowing nnd
Stewart, phone 82G-X.
teaming.
268
FOB RENT HOUSES
FOR RENT One room house, partly
furnished. 616 N. Central. 265
FOR RENT Four. room house, good
garden spot. Valley Fuel Co. Phone
76.
FOR RENT Four room house, fur
nished or unfurnished, electrio
range and water heater. 717 Alder.
205
FOR RENT 11 room furnished
house. Medford business center,
suitable for business or housekeep
ing. 15 N. Grape St. ' tt
FOR RENT Houses, Brown Whits.
FOR RENT MISCEMiANEOTJ8
TO RENT 2S0 acres on Williams
creek for cash or share. G.' C.
McAllister, Central Point, Ore. 263
FOR RENT OR SALE Rnnch. 20
acres alfalfa, low plow land, pas
ture, running water, fair buildings.
Two miles from Talent. Inquire
E. N. Campbell, 628 S. Grape St. tf
FOR RENT Large modern office
rooms In Sparta Bldg., with light,
heat and janitor service, fit per
month. H. P. Tumy. Phone 402. tf
Ride on a
GENERAL CORD
and use less air.
Drain your Crankcase
. and refill with
VALVOLINE
the Highest Grade Oil
sold in Medford
Jones & Ksrkpatrick
A Real Service Station
MM
1 Zl c acjLttSCSlm
ifl24
CO ON ANO
DELIVER TOUR
BUNDLE. AM
DON'T TKLK
bO MUCH:
37
5a?
for Runn
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT Furnished housekeep
ing rooms, dowustnlrs. 221 N. Holly.
263
VOn RENT FCKNISnED ROOMS
FOR RENT Sleeping room In pri
vate noiue. r39 w. Tenth St. uu
FOR RENT Sleeping room. Phone
808. 26(1
FOR RENT Sleeping room with
bent. Private , entrance. Phone
355-Y. 204
FOR niCNT APAHTMKNTS
FOR RENT Furnished apartments
- on ground floor. 333 E. Jnclonn.
' Phone 288-J. 266
FOR SALE ATJTOMOniI,ES
FOR SALE One Dodge touring, first
class condition for cash or trade for
dairy cows or young stock. Rux 55,
Mali Tribune. 264
FOR SALE My personnl family car.
Studebaker Big Six, like new. C. E.
Gates. 206
FOR SALE We havo BOmo good
buys In used cars; Studebaker
coupe. Special ' Six 8tudebacker
. touring nnd Rig Six touring. These
cars are In fine mochnnicnl condi
tion. Hit the trail for Hlttson's.
264
POULTRY AND EGGS
FOR SALE Hatching eggs from E.
C. Webb's two pens of prize win
ning Reds. J. W. Antic, Lake Creek,
Ore. 289
FOR SALE Limited number of
. Rhode Island Red settings from
special mated laying strain, $5.
March nnd April chicks. E. W.
Lucas, Ileaglo, Oregon. 264
FOR SALE Day old White Leghorn
chicks, Krlsky brooder Btoves. elec
tric Incubators. Rnguo River Poul
try Farm, Jacksonville road, phone
201-W. 272
FOR SALE If yoit want' Rhode
Island Reds that are winners and
heavy winter layers ordor your
baby chicks and hatching eggs from
Red Wing Poultry Yard, phono
865-T. 266
FOR 8ALE Some dandy torn and
hen turkeys, toms weighing twonty
flve pounds or more. Phone or call
on W. H. Watt, Medford. Ore. 264
FOR SALE RRAly ESTATE
FOR SALE OR RENT Or will trade
for small acreogo, 120 acre ranch
with stock and equipment. H. O.
Kubar, Williams, Ore. , 261
FOR SALE Non-resident owner
wishes to sell 40 acre ranch In Sams
Valley. Prlco $1800. Terms. Ad
dress 1341 East Fourth St., Olym
pla, Wash. 266
FOR SALE Lots 13-14. block 2,
Whitman Park, Medford, Oregon,
or will trade for North Dakota pro
perty. Address Mrs. R. A. Scott,
208 Second Ave. S., JameBtown,
N. D. 266
FOR SALE Ten acres on highway
between Talent and Phoenix, off C.
Carey's place, phone 341-J-l, tf
FOR SALE Ranches, all kinds, and
houses, must be sold at Borne low
price. 10 years time. Oold Ray
Realty Co. tf
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE Good milk COW,
Wright, Phoenix.
T. W.
269
FOR SALE Pedigreed pointer pup
pies. Phone 390-W or wrlto liox
M, Mull Tribuno.
FOR SALE Work mare. 1500 lbs.,
chunky, 0 yenrs, a real hoss. Phone
or cull John Hall, Gold Hill. 206
FOR SALE 10 first-class milk cows;
also 1100 pound work horse, buggy
and harness. M. Wnlsh, 1 mile NE
of Medford on Crater Luko road.
282
FOR SALE Puppies, nlredales, shep
herds, terriers, bulls. Phone 691-R-l
Latest Rulletln ! 1
t ( Hulck
York Aulomobllo Show. It's tough
on the "also runs," but popular epln-'
Ion rules In favor of the best car the (
BUICK. Wouldn't you too prefer to
line up with the popular car made'
popular by virtue of Its Inbuilt good
ness a car which, because of Its pop- J
ulurlty, will always be considered a
sound investment? A USED BUICK.
that same dependability, economy'
and comfort at a price well, enough '
less than a hew one to class them as
bona fide bargains. Our convenient
time payment plan will enable you
to drive homo a flUICK today.
Buick Six Touring t
6 Cord Tires
Plenty of Extras
, $650
Medford Auto Co.
Buick Dealer!
1
By Georg'e McManus
OH! -OUR& FROr-V THE.
DEPARTMENT OTORE?
THt BUISOLE ANQ AtS
M$&. c,o bck! JyJh
I l Mfyj-i-r- r-v .. . . y
I "V. t I w 1- I
1924 or Int-l Fcature Service.. Inc ' i fr "-"
FOR S .I.B) 1I MES
FOR SALE Four room cottage price
$900. (400 down, rest monthly. One
block north of E. Jacksun, 100-1
May St. 1'. O. 930. 204
FOR SALE Modern six room hungn
luw close in. , Inquire S07 K. .luck-
son.
FOR SALE -Or trade for Medford
property, six room house and 10
lots, fruit, berries, etc.. In Tucumn.
A. R. Gale, 915 Queen Ann St. 205
FOR SALE New bungalow, modern,
9500 down, $30 per month. Also
good fnrnlHhed bungalow. Termi.
l'houo 690-L, or see 618 ilentty St.
21 i
FOR SALE Modern hnu.w mi Went
Jackson. Inquire Dr. Rlddeli; Med
ford llldg. "
FOR SALE G1S S. Centrnl. terms or
rent, long lease. Inquire 227 S.
Holly. 260
FOR SALE Houses and bungalows,
furnished or unfurnlehed also acre
age. Insurance. C. S. ii uttorflcld,
Medford NutJnr 1 uanlc. Phone 381).
TOR SALIC MlWEIiliANEOUS
FOR SALE About 300 ft. 8 In. hy
draulic pipe, some 4-ln. pipe. Make
offer. Route 3, IIox 116, Medford.
.264
FOR HALE You can't bent tho old
reliable Washington Nursery Co.
for good roues and shrubbery. Our
roses are nil transplanted field
grown plants; will give you results
first soason. Our landscape depart
ment will furnish you harmonious
plans for your plantings. Trees,
shrubbery, berries, walnuts, etc.
Washington Nurseries, office 15 N.
Grape St. E. C. Welch, agent. 209
FOR SALE Trees! Trees! Trees!
Plaining time is here with a bang.
Get your order In at once while our
assortments are good. Good slock
, and prompt service. See us at our
new office, No. 1 6' N. Qnipe St.
Phono 406-J, Salem Nursery Co.
26U
FOR SALE Thor electric wushlng
machine. Good condition. Dox Co.
Mall Tribune. 265
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for hay:
One Prlmroso separator, one section
splkotooth harrow, ono section
sprlngtooth harrow (10 teeth), 4
stnncheons, ono MoCormack mower
ono double bed, springs and mat
tress. Phone 403-J-6 or see F. J.
Canon, , four miles south Medford
on highway. 204
FOR SALE If I do not come along
with apples or cider soon enough
call phono No. 200, or come to 317
E. Jackson. 204
FOR SALE Gasollno englno; also
feed grinder. John Mace, mile
west Central Point. 264
FOR SALE Fumed oak dining set,
4 5, heuter 915, mattress 94, rocker
S3, non-electric vacuum clcuner $5.
1021 W. Ninth.
FOR SALE Rhubarb roots, niver
side Giant. Monarch Seed Co. tf
FOR SALE Wheat, rhone 26-J-l.
271
FOR SALE Haled alfalfa, flno qual
ity second cutting. Also corn. E.
L. Lane. Central Point. Phone 133.
...... . 204
FOR SALE Dry cordwood chonp.
W. 11. Evorhnrd. 0 S. Fir.
FOR SALE-4Anothor car of choice
spuds dellvored any place In city,
$1,(10 per 100 lbs. Johnson Produce
Co., 241 N. Fir St. Phono 97.
FOR SALE Mnnzanlta and oak
wood. 94.00 tier "delivered. Phone
21, Central Point F. W. 8., R. . 2.
Box 76, Central Point, Oro.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Phono
graphs, records, furniture nnd
autus. Bargain prices. 16 N. 'Grape.
tM
FOR SALE Corn. Phone 691-J-2 at
meal time.
Km SALE JonntTinv. Hprts, Bald
win, Newtown and Delicious apples
delivered 60c and 9100 per box.
Leave orders at Mann's store or see
White Saturdays. Publlo Market, tf
Why Walk
- '
when you can buy
a V
FORD TOURING
for
$75
all in good shape
Terms if Desired
C. E. GATES AUTO CO.
i
PAOF, SFYEN
FPR EXCHANGE
TO TRA DK For good income pro
perty, 4 6 acres Vi mile from city
limits, fruit, alfalfa, wood and
vn-r: good noil, extra good place
for diversiiied farming. Good buihl
iitKS and fully equipped. Route I,
liox 70, Ashland, Oregon.
FOR TRADE 40 acres in Lake coun
ty. Oregon; also lot In Lakevlew.
What have you? Box 639, Medford.
265
FOR SALE. RENT OR, EXCHANGE
For Medford property, 35 acres
Hear creek bottom land halt block
off highway, 2 miles from ' busy
corner. 518 S. Oakdale. .
HUKINESS 1I RECTORY
Attorneys
A. 10. REAMER Lawyer, office la
Liberty Building.
Abstractors
MURRAY BROS. & GREENE
Abstracts o( Title. Rooms 8 and I
- No. 32 North Central Ave., Ut
stairs.
JACKSON COTJNTT
ABSTRACT CO. .
Abstracts of T 1 1 1
and Title Insurance,
The only complete
Title System la
Jucicsou County. -
A. ' H. 1 KELLOGG Abstractor ol
Titles, Gold Hill, Oregon. Reliable
i jaeltson County Abstractor. Over
...twenty years' experience in the
county, phone 6-J-2 Gold Hill, tf
Building Materials
MEDFORD CEMENT BRICK
BLOCK WORKS Specialise In all
kinds of cement building products.
. Cor. Fir and Tenth Streets.
ClilronodM
DR. W. E. LANTIS Relief given to
ull foot trouble. 418 Medford Bldg.
Phone 666. -
Chiropractic Physicians
DR. HARVEY P. COLEMAN Chiro
practic and Electro-Therapy. 4T
28 Med fort Bldg. Phone 66. U
DR. A. If. HEDGES Neo-Eoleotli
l'hPHlcinn tin T.niirom n
HE DOES Naturopathic Cairo,
praetor. Mechano-Therapy, Spon
dylotherapy. Food Sciences; Chlro
practlce. Office: Stewart BIdgH
235 E. Main St. Phones! Office.
170; Res. 170-J-l.
DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chlropractli
Nerve Speclnllst. Offlee hours 1-12,
2-6. 208-206 Liberty Bldg. 0flo
Phone 680; Res. 1027. - ' .. ,
Dentists
DR. R. n. JOHNSON General Den
tlstry and X-Ray. Third floor MeoV
fowl Bldg. Phone 426. . i v
DR. O. J. JOHNSON-Dentisti S2S R
Main St., over M. M, Dept. Store,
Medford, Oregon. Phone 6S9;
Res. 1023-H. Office hours 9 a. m,
6 p ,m. Evenings and Sunday b
appointment.
Expert Accountant
WILSON AUDITING CO. E. If. Wlli
son. C. P. A. Attention given i
anything In accounting and Incom
Tax requirement! Iook Into out
simplified accounting method. Lib,
erty Bldg., Medford. Phone 16T-R.
Insurance
EARL S. TUMY All forms of Insur.
ance: Fire, Auto, Life, Accident,
Bonds. Phone 402. 209 Liberty Bldg.
Money to Loan
J. H. ANDREWS Buys and sell
mortgages nnd loans money on good
security. SI N. Grape Bt. Phone
6S-M. ;. '. ' Se
Monuments
THE OREGON GRANITE CO.
Monuments. E. A. Hicks, General
Manager. P. M. Kershaw, Sales
Manager, 10 E. Sixth 8U" Med
ford. tf
Osteopaths
DR. F. O. CARLOW. DR. EVA MAINS
CA RLOW Osteopathia Physicians,
416-418 Liberty Bid. Phone 604-J-9
Residence 26 South Laurel St.
Piano Instruction
FRED ALTON H A IG HT Teacher of
Piano and Harmony, Studio 111
Liberty Bldg., Phone 7 J.
Printers and Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. haa the
best equipped printing office tn
Southern Oregon. Book binding,
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland prices, tt N. Fir Ul
Transfer
EADS TRANSFER A 8TORAQH CO,
. Office 42 North Front 8t. Phona
816. Prices right. Service guar
anteed. - - -i ' . : V
DAVIS TRANSFER A STORAGE
CO. Anything moved, day or
- night. Service guaranteed. 29 A.
' Grape. Phone: Office 44, or resi
dence 1060 or 90. -
T.liolsiertng
3. WEIS Upholstery. Manufacturer
of overstuffed furniture. Full' line
of materials. Draperies made to
order. We do all kinds of uphol
stering. We deliver and will call
and show samples, i'boa tot,
Jacksonville, Oct. .' , , , , ,,