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r METWHID MATL TKTBT7NE. ME'DFO'R'D. OT?r,CiONT, TTTTRRDAY. OrTOBET?. 2, 1924 BRINGING UP FATHER By Georg'e McMamis NO- YOG'tE COIS, TO HEAR PROF COOF LE.CTURF Ats I want KIN I CO- B- COUL . THl-b 13 LUCK OlMTT THE LECTURE OU JO'JT HEARD WVb DELIVER.E.O tiT PROFT COOF" WE HOPE OU HAVEEtsjotO..- THEN HE WENT Or- -bPOKE. r" C MiOUT THE t M "bO OU TO TELL ME EVEIV j THIM.C, HE iACs, THEIS I'LL. I KNOW 00 WRE THEIe CONDITIONS IfH EUR.OPE- VTrW ED LECTURE TONIGHT WILL. ALt)0 BE UISTL THE E.ROAOCA'bT Ois The RADIO 1 1.'.- V f ftA WONOEKFUL Lr lr II hi II LI 0 THJ3 DALLES, Ore., Oct. 2 When Mrs. C. H. Doyle, who lives in the Mill Creek valley nenr The Dalles, went to her baby's crib to find out what was making him cry this morning, she put her hand on the rattles of a three toot ' rattlesnake, coiled under the covers beside the child. She snatched the baby from dan ger bofore the snake, apparently made sluggish by the cold weather, could strike, and called for help. A neigh bor responded and drugged the crib into the yard, where the snake slipped from beneath the tiny bedclothes and escaped under the house. The baby, but three months old, hail been crying for some time" ,and once the mother, while smoothing the cov ers, heard a rattle. She though that It was from the rattle the baby had been "laying with and disregarded the warn ing. The baliy refused to be soothed, however, until it was removed from the immediate vicinity of its unwel come bedfellow. EVE OF ARREST PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. 2. When detectives went to arrest Sam Goid bliitt, 40, ut a hotel here today on a charge of passing checks without funds an empty poison bottle was thrown through the transom and dropped at their feet. 'You're too late hoys, I have taken poison," said a voice within. Goldhlatt was sent to tho emer gency hospital and physicians pro nounced him in a serious condition. MJ.lUiBB i ANNIVERSARY SALE Tho M. M. Department Store, In celebrating the completion of a suc cessful year in their new location in tho Medford building will begin a gi gantic fall sale Saturday, according to C. A. Meeker, manager of the M. M. company. "This sale," says Mr. Meeker, "will bo ..one of the most elaborate our store has had for some time and will rival tho great sale we had last year at tills time when we moved to the iiledford building. Our year's business has been most grat ifying and.far exceeds any other year's business tiie M. M. store has ever had." During the sr. M. company's anni orHary sale, reductions will be made on practically everything in stock, from women's fall ready-to-wear arid piece goods to men's f urnlshnigs and shoes. In a special ad in today's Mall Tribune somo of these special prices huvo been listed. Livestock PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. ' 2. Cattle slow, lower tendency; receipts 290 (62 through) Calves, medium to choice (190 lbs. down) $7.50(5:10.00; cull and common (190 lbs. down) $5.00 &7.G0; medium to choice (190 to 260 lbs.) $6.60 9.50." Hogs steady; receipts 1625. Heavy- PERL FUNERAL HOME At Your Service Day or Night Information Cordially Given Cor. 6th and Oakdate Ambulanct 6arvjc Phonf 47 The Markets uelslit (250 to 350 Iba.) .medium, Kood and choice $S50Si 10.00: ItKht weight (100 to 200 Iba) common, me dium, good and cbolce 9.50(!i 10.25; slaughter pigs (130 lbs. down) medium, Sood and choice JS.OOti 9.00. Sheep weak, lower; receipts 5C3 (233 I til rough.) Lambs, light and handy weight .Mount Adams $10.00iii 11.00; medium and good Valley $S.50(ii 10.D0; heavy weight 190 Iba. tip), medium to prime $8.1)015 9.50. . Eggs 1 piihtlanu; Ore., Oct. 2. Kggs un settled. Extras cent lower; firsts cent higher. Current receipts 44c; pullets 35c; firsts 43!i(43Vfcc; henner ies 4314 fi 44c delivered Portland. Butter PORTLAND, Ore., Oat. 2. nutter steady; extra cubes, city 3Sc; stand ards 3c; prime firsts 3(ic; firsts 33tec; undergrades nominal; prints 40c; car tons 41c. Butterfat Bteady. . Meat churning cream 30c net sliipers track in zone one. Poultry PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 2. Poultry weak. Heavy hens 20 22c 11).; light 12ji13c; springs, heavy 18fj20c; light 21(ii2Sc stags 13c; old roosters 10c; ducks white Pekln 1719o. Potatoes PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 2. Potatoes steady $1.2D1.35. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 2. Wheat bids; Hard white, blueatem, baart S1.6G; soft white $1.49; western white $1.44Ms; hard winter $1.40; northern spring $1.40; western red $1.39. Today's car receipts Wheat 79; bar ley 6; flour 11; corn 3; oats 5; hay 9. WANTED MISCICMiANEOCS WANTED 10 h. p. crude oil engine. Rogue River, H. 1. over Desal A. Martin. . 171 WANTED Good used ' one-horsS democrat wagon reasonable. 1. O. liux SI, Jacksonville, Ore. 1C5 WANTED Good milk cow. Phono 200. ltio WANTED -to trade house and lot in Ashland for house and lot in Med ford. Call 153, Ashland. ll!4tf WANTED Shoe repairing. Men's half soles $1.25; women's half soles 90c. Don't wait until you have your shoes entirely worn out, if you ex pect a pood job. II. F. Preobt, 334 W. Sixth. 165 WANTED TO RENT Couple wants to rent small place on or near high way, between Medford and Crater Lake Junction. State price and de scription. Address Mrs. Arthur Keenan. Kirkford, Oregon, care Shaw ttertram Co. 106 WANTED to exchange about 30 good mutton sheep for good ewes. J. A. Knight, Phoenix, Ore. lfii WANTED 200 pood eyes on shares. U. S - 1.1I1I1L, I IIUCIIIA, UltJ. ll WANTED To buy child's high chair. Phone G56-Y. tf WANTED Two good second-hnnd rugs, prefer 9x12. What have you to offer? Phone 710. tf WANTKD 5 or jG room furnished house. Address Box "House," Mall Tribune. - 165 WANTED Any one wishing trees pulled phone 20(5 or see Perl Davis at 145 S. GraVe. 165 WANTED To buy two or three good Jersey cows, and chickens. Write Klamath General Hospital, Klam ath Fails, Oregon. - 164 WANTED Feeder hogs, phone 895. 1 66 WANTED To buy White Leghorn pullets of good laying strain. 13. L. Lane, Central Point, phone 133. 164 WANTED To exehango ten wood ranges for electric ranges. People's Electric Store. 167 WANTED Wood sawing, phone 462Y 14i)tf WANTED Pat's 2nd-hand store buys everything. 117 S. Front. Phone 958 177 WANTED Bouse mwrrog and repair ing. Phone 4i)8-l or lll-I WANTED To Buy for Cash All Your Second Hand Furniture MORDOFF & WOOLF 2) 1924 by Int l Feature Sehvice. Inc. 4 Great Britain San Francisco Markets SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2. U S. Hureau of Agricultural lOconomics.) Eggs steady; extra pullets I2VjC. Ilitt torfat f. o. b. San Francisco 4Tic. Fryers, leghorn 2 to 2!4 lbs. 30fi32e; colored 2 to 24 lbs, 20 rfi 30c; young roosters, colored 3 lbs. and up 20 ii 30c; staggy, showing spurs 24 (fr 2Xc. Turk eys, old, live hens 28 30c; toms 24 gi 26c; young 32 6? 34c. HELP WANTED FEMALE WANTED Woman or girl for gen eral housework. Mrs. W. F. IMtldle. plume 2S-J-i. 17(1 WANTED Olrl for office work. Ad dress "Girl." Mail Tribune. 106 WANTED SITUATION'S WANTED Position by, experienced lady bookkeeper and typist. I. O. Dux 427. 16ii WANTED Position typing, billing, general office work, st-ven years ex perienue. Address llox 97, Mall Tribune. 167 WANTED Nursing by the day. Call Riverside Apartments, room 26. 165 HELP WANTED MALE WANTED Automobile salesman. Address llox 82. Mall Tribune. 166 WANTED Married man to make fittings. Must bo handy cement worker. Medford Concrete Con. structlon Co. 163tf WANTED Business mannger. One who bus had marketing experience. We have Iron-clad propositions, will bear acid test investigation, there fore want no has-beens. Small In vestment. Box MLS, Mnll Tribune. 165 FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT Sleoping room. 146 S. Holly. 166 FOR RENT Largo front room, hot and cold water, with shower both. 20 S. Fir St. 168 FOR KENT Sleeping rooms, steam heated, at the Fountain Lodge, by the day, week or month. 326 W. Main. 163tf FOR KENT Hoard and room In pleasant home, heated, close In. Hates reasonable. 716 E. Main. 166 FOR RENT Sleeping rooms; bath; men. 245 N. Grupe. 167 FOR RENT Room nnd board and garage. Phone 935-R. 162lf FOR RENT Comfortable sleeping rooms with heat. Phone - 366-Y. 106tf FOR RnTJT-HOtJSES FOR RENT Houses. lrown & White Fine 50 Ileal V t AMD ., , .- , SACRIFICE - .. ( ' Beautiful Country Home $7500 $2000 Cash Balance long time 6-room modern bmiKiilow, beautiful shade, Millionaire Drive overlooking valley. Knst front. Improvements alone would cost .$0000; 10 acres orchard, pears and grapes, irrigated. Next three crops should pay for place. Nothing belter offered in Jackson County. Phone 784-L . J. C. BARNES 6 S. Central SACRIFICE SALE 170 acre ranch all fenced, and cross-fenced, lying adjoining city limits of Eagle Point, good two story seven-room house, telephone and wired for electric lights, well on porch, good barn, graniiry, and other out-bulldlnga; about 20 acres Butte Creek Hot torn mostly in alfalfa, with adjudicated right from Butte Creek; about 100 acres under cultivation, balance pas ture and Umber. Six head of milch cows, two helfjrB and one bull calf; good Guernsey bull; four head ot work horses, and brood mare nnd cults; nil farm ma chinery. Can be had for QUICK SALK nt $!t0.00 per acre on very easy terms. SEE US AT ONCE BEST BUY IN VAM-KY. VALLEY LAND COMPANY Palm Bldg.. opposite Nash Hotel riuhts reserved. FOR RKXT HOUSlOKKKPlNti ItOOMS KOit KENT Light housekeeping moms. Phone M!u-y. 1 ti :i i f FO 11 11 ENT A IV. It i M ENTS Edit KENT Furnished apartment. Phune 4iV.i-H. Itl5tf FOR KENT At once, two splendid furnished apart mem s. one with 3 rooms and hath unit one witli 2 rooms and batii. l'.oth have kitch ens, equipped with gas stoves, hot and cold water, steam bent, electric liubts. Speak tiuU-kly if you want tin-in.- See Holland or phono 710. tf FOIl KENT MISCELLAN'EOl'S FOR KENT Ranches, large and small. Gold Hay lteulty Co., 15 N. Grape St. tf FOR RENT Oarage, at 821 W. Tenth St. Call aftor 6 p. m. Phono 386-W. 183 .(.1ST One pair shell rimmed glasses. Phone 961-W. 166 LOST A. T. . fraternity pin. T. H. earner and No. 12324 on back. Lib eral reward if returned to this of fice. 166 LOST 31x4 cord tlrt. Return to Mail Tribune. 166 FOR EXCHANGE FOR EXCHANGE Residence pro perty in ltoise, Idaho for acreage In Rogue River Valley. Address Itox II. Mail Tribune. is:i FOR EXCHANGE Portland for Medford, 100x100, paved street, near car. beautiful view. W. L. Greelileaf, Central Point. 165 TO EXCHANGE Wo will take your woud range in exchange for an elec tric range. People's Electric Store. lt7 Farm For Sale or Trade acres of fine BOTTOM I Why pay twice when one-half S H Is enough; an examination E B will prove much. R Bj Phone 669. Res 953-R R LAND, nil cultivated. with fifty dollar per acre, water right nice grove nnd fair buildings, excellent location, some stock and equipment, all for $6500 and will trade for other prop erty. Also we have real good buy In Medford bungalow home. FOI'R-SITE RKALTV AGENTS Estuto Medford Illdg. TAKKX VI' TAKKX lTl Om lmy nmio branded 10 with bar umlernonih, mi left shoulder, ami hlurH mare, branded W on Huhi .shoulder. Owner can have same by ciillhiKand paying fur ad and (VedinK. l'tj);jll ninth, tVn tral I'tdni. HI7 For Ml KorXl) part of K'!d Kversharp pencil. Owner can have name by pitying fur adv. FOUND A plaeo t& exchange your wood rango for nn electric nne. People's K lee trie Store. 1 ti 7 FOIt SAM0 At"ltMOniIJ:8 KOH SAI,10 Ford car (23), good cumlitiun. DanielHon'n (.Jai age, 1 1 'A N. Central, lt7 FOH SAI.K 11124 Chevrolet sedan. 321) liiuel St. 1G0 FOIt SALK Ford touring ear. new rubber, nnd firnt claws condition, $S5 earth, lnquiro fur Moure. Co lonial Ciarago. ' Ititi FOK SAliK KKAfc I2STATB Folt SAld-J Choice lot on pavement f lilocka new M. K. church, $;iot). Modern H room luni.se. paved, cor ner lot, clime in, UHMOKMinetitH paid, $2r00, or asiuimo paving and pay $1X00. 13. 11. Html, 4U Medford ltldR. 1(15 FOK SAIJ; Two good lots 50x100. clone in. Sewer, Hidewalkw, and paventent paid in full. Mal;e cash offer. Box 30. Mail Tribune. 1G7 FOU SALK Bargain in ranch, well located, fine fruit nnd alfalfa soil, an abundance of cheap irrigation water. TerniH. Call U15, K. II. Freneh. IliO FOK HALF Nine aero place with limine and barn on highway one mile Houth of Talent. Leonard Oorthuyn. ItiS FOK HA LIS Ranch 34 aej-en, known as Edmunds pun 1 try ranch, (Jails creek, G m lien from Hold Hill, splendidly equipped with houses, brooders, Incubators. 14 acres wire net division fenced. 500 hens and pulletH, plenty wnter. Price $3f00, complete. W. H. EdmundH, Oold Hill. lGti FOK SALE acre trncts, close to mill in city limits, $200 per tract, $f)0 down, bul. S10 per month. 3011 Clark, phone 627-Y. 105 FOK SALK Two hundred acre farm, stock ranch, habitable buildings, on good road, sawmill site, pine, fir, oak; near Gold Hill, f 10 per aero. Terms. H. B. Hendricks, Grants Pass, Oregon. 171 FO It SA LK O K EXOHA NO K 1 0 acre ranch, Improved. Equipped with stock and chickens, etc. Wmit clear property in Medford. What have you? Royal Healty Company. Orland, Calif. 183 FOR SALE Twenty acrea good land, one mllo from Medford, with house, barn, and outbuildings. Total pricu $3,400.00. Earl Tumy, 209 Liberty Bldg. 140tf FOK SALE Soiling out 10,000 acres assorted ranches, alfalfa, grain and stock ranches, orchards 1 acre tracts up. Price $6.00 per acre tin on b and 10 years time. Ranches for rent and oxchnnge. Oold Hay Realty Co., owners, 15 N, Grape St, , tf FOR SALIC LIVESTOCK FOR SALK Ciood farm horse, weight 1400. Phono 788-J-4. 166 FOR SALK Registered and eligible Duroc Jersey brood sows, weaned and unwearied pigs. Momhers Buys' Pig club investigate thru County Agent. Crane, Applegute. 1 GO FOR SALE A few collie pups. 712 Pine St. 1G8 FOR SALE Teams from 1G0O to 1300, or will contract any kind of toam work or rent by month. Mat thew Barkloy, Phoenix, Oro. 183 FOR BALE Pure bred Hampshire pigs. W. H. Norcross, Central Point. 140 1922 FORD SEDAN Lots of Extras Cord Tires $425 MEDFORD AUTO CO. Buick Dealers FOIl SAliE LIVESTOCK FOR WALK Sound, blnrlty ,remrd ! le:un, weight 2 i U 0 . Call 7-l''-4. Iti7 Foil SALK Bred wows, first-clans young slock, also shouts. Leonard Ourthuys, Talent. 100 FOK SALK ItO.MKS FOR SALK OR RKNT New bunga low, ft roiinM, modern, furnished or unfurnished, vnc:i nt lot. nil good location close in. Sa Hilary col, electric Singer sewing machine, canaries. Phono S10. 107 OK SALIC Seven room house, mod ern, witli screen steeping porch, fire place and bui It-ins. Located on paved street, 4 blockfi from center business district. Shade and lawn. Price $2ftlU for quick sale. Terms. Phone 7 2s. liitttf IX) It SA IiF M I SC KM j A X ICO US .'Oil SALK Barred Knek pullets. March hatch. $1.50 each. Oeo. V. Kendall, App;egute, 161 OR SALK Orapes. s, mllo mmth of Medford. T. V. Scott. 1US OK SALK Reed baby buggy. - Call KSti Taylor St. ICS tHt SALK About one ton of alfalfa hay in tho field. Walter Fraer Brown, phone, (ilo-K-1. ititi K SALK Apple wood. Phone KG9-L. GO FOR SA LK Dining table and chairs, iron beds, springs and mattresses, refrigerator, range, oil stoves, gar den tools, anil other articles, at 5U1 S. Grape St. Hid FOK SALK Salway peaches now ready at'raueh. Bring boxes. M. J. NnrrlH, phone 14-F-5. 1U5 FOIt SALK All kinds ladies' and children's furs, all colors, half price:. Mrs. J. A. Knight, Phoenix, Ore. Iii7 FOR SALK Buff Cochin bantams for pets. 2111 S. Central, phone 330-V. 1G)1 FOR SA LK 2(10 Tancred White Leg horn pullets, laying 70 per cent. Mrs. V. D. Booth, box 46, Ashland, Ore. 1GG J FOK SALK 85 cords hardwood. T. M. Kowden, Ktieh, ore. jt'i FOIt HAL1C JorHoy plant cockorolu for breeding ihu-pohch. Cull 6-F-2U. 1GG FOU HATjIO Red need ontH. .1. .1. KlllK, one mllo west tit I'hoenlx. 170 FOIt SAI.13 Mission RrniJeH. 8c Mi. lit ninell, eiiHt of Jaekmmvllle, lul JnlnliiK Clancy on-hard. J. A. Manke. tf FOIt SALK Malmld decoy ducks, l'lione A. l'cnwetl. 105 FOIl KAI.K Fryers; also fat geese, delivered, l'hunu 132-1,. 171 FOH SALE Cheap. Jonathan nnd AVInter Hannna apples. Johnson Produce Co.. 211 N. Fir St. I'hona 117. 13unf FOR SAl.K Dry cord wood In Mod ford $6 per cord. W. II. Everhard, 6 S. Fir. 123tf FOR SALE Now spuds still cheaper in 30 lb. boxes. Johnson Produce Co. Phone 87. 241 N. Fir. 120tf" FOR SALE 200 tons second cutting alfalfa hay. Guaranteed first class. $20.00 f.o.b. cars, Seven Oaks, Oro. R. U. V. Canal Company, phono 129. HOtf FOR SALE OR TRAlJIV Phono graphs, records, furniture and autos. Bargain prices. 15 N. drupe: tf IIUKINKSS milKOTOltY Attorneys REAM EH & REAMES Lawyers, of fice In Liberty UulldlnK. NEWTON C. CHANE V Attorney at law, Medford, Oro. ItAWI.EH MOORE Attorney at Law, Conley Hiilldlnir, 8. Central Ave. If you are looking for Good Used Car Bargains come to the C GATES AUTO CO. Guaranteed to give you service. nrsii:ss dikixtouy AbHtraetors MU lilt AY BROS. & G U K K N 10 Abstracts of Title, Rooms 8 and ft No. ,12 North Central Avo., up stairs. JACKSON COUNT AHSTHAtrr CO. AlislraitH of Title find Tillo lil-ilil-ninae. Tin1 only complete I'll le s h t e in la turkoti Comity. A. 12. KELLOOG Alixtraetor of T'.tles. (inlil Hill, Oregon. - Unliable Jackson County Abstractor. Over twenly years' experience In the county, l'lione (l-J-2 Oold Kill. tf lliiiltllns Materials MEDFORD CEMENT BRICK 4 HI.OCK WOltKS Specialism In all kinds of cement bullilliiK products. Cor. Fir and Tenth Streets. Ilullilimc Contractor H. .1. Mll.l.ER ItllUdlnK contractor. "AnytliliiK built anywhere." Modern homes a specialty. Offlco 107 12. Main, upstairs. Phone !I3U. Finan cial assistance to Homo Builders. I 23l( LA It KIN REYNOLDS Contractor and builder. Phono 453-L. II Chiropractic Physicians Oil. HARVEY P. COLEMAN Chiro practic and Electro-Therapy. 427 2A Medford Uldg. Phone 11(16. tf DR. A. R. HEllOES Nuo-Ecloctlo Physician. DR. LOUISE E. HE'JC.ES Natuiopalhio Chiro practor. Meelmno-Therapy, Spon dylotlienipy. Food Sciences, Chlro inuctice. Office: Stewart Bldjt.i 3.i 1 10. Main St. Phones: Office, 170: lies. 170-J-2. DR. E. W. HOFFMAN ChlropractlO Nervo Specialist. Office hours 9-12. 2-0. 203-20l Liberty Blili,-. Offlc Phone S80. Res. Phone 1027. Don'lsta DR. O. J. JOHNSON Dentist, 228 H. Mein St., over M. M. Dept Store, Medford. Oregon. Phone 669 Res. "70. Office hours 9 a. in., 6 p. m. Evenings and Sunday b appointment. DR. H. E. MURPHY Dentistry. Dental X-Ray. ?'hono 77, offlc Bocond floor Medford llldff. Draftsman nml Contractor R. U. HOLLOPETER Draftsman and contractor. Offlco 204 E. Mala, Residence phone 403-J-Q. Kxiiert Accountant WILSON AUDITING CO. B. M. Wil son, C. P. A. Attention given t anything In accounting nnd Income Tax requirements. Look Into our simplified accounting method. Lib erty Uldg.. Medford. Phone 167-R. Insurance EARL S. TUMY All forms of Insu, ance: Fire. Auto. Life. Accident' Bonds. Phone 402. 209 Liberty BldK. Money to Loan J. H. ANDREWS Buys and sell, mortgages and loans money on good security. 31 N. drupe St. Phone 63-M. 246 Monuments THE OREOON O R A N I T El CO. Monuments. E. A. Hicks. Oenoral Manager. P. M. Kershaw, Sales Manager, 103 E. Sixth St., Medford. Osteopaths DR. F. O. CARLOW, DR. EVA MAINS CA RLOW Osteopathic Physlo'iane, 410-418 Liberty Bid. Phone 904-J-l, Residence IS South Laurel St. - Pin no Instmictlon FRED ALTCirY'lIAlO HT Teacher ol Piano and Harmony. Studio 111 Liberty Bldg., Phone 72. Printers and Publishers MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has the best equipped printing office lo ' Southern Oregon. Book binding, loose leaf ledgers, billing Bystems, etc. Portland prices. 27 N. Fir St. Transfer BADS TRANSFER STORAGE CO. . Office 22 North Front St. Phone . i!. Prices right. Service guar anteed. DAVIS TRANSFER ft STORAGE) Co. Anything moved, day or night. Service guaranteed. 29 S. Qrape Phono 644, or residence 1060. Upholstering J. WEIS Upholstery. Manufacturer of overstuffed furniture. Full line of materials. Draperies made -to order. We do all kinds of uphol aterlng. We deliver and will call and show snmples. Phone 80S Jacksonville. Ore. Wlnitotr draping A. M. RHOADS Wmoow cleaning, floor waxing. Janitor service. 819 South Ivy. Phone 705-W. Satisfac tion, guarautted. tf.