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SEnLERS PREPARE FAVOR ELIMINATION FROM SAND CAVE
ALnilQUERQUH, X. Feb. 11.
Veiled from the pule of modern ' elvil
lzutlon by Hie fwoliitlun of their own
l4.tunts In New Mexico's MIIk. news of
n war council by Navajo Indians in
reprhsnJ for the death of a tribesman
was awaited beyond the borders of
the reservation today.
Attempts lo communicate with the
trading post nearest the scene of the
Indians' camp where yesterday H'o
braves refused to yield t he body of
the slain Navajo 'lo the- county Jury
were futile last nitfht. The Indian
was shot In a hand-to-hand sti-ulc
wit li a constable, who sought to ar
rest him for moving a fence from a
homesteader's tract, it was reported.
T he scene of the trouble is n ea r
Cuba, N. M., about 75 miles from
A Ibuquornue. Homesteaders were re
ported arming in that section yester
day, in preparation for possible eventualities.
VAUDEVILLE BILL IS
ABOVE THE AVERAGE
Sump v-ll trained (lns. a quintet
of pioneer performers, mul n eon pie of
comedian:, who stnue u neat parody
on elnsjdenl Hinging, were the main
events ai the Tuesday night' vaudeville
offering at Cralerlun.
Tho dogs belonged to Mr. Dashing
ton, and nasoeiated with eats and kit
lens in n polite manner. The bellig
erent nature of both species when to
gether was entirely absent, from their
aetlon, not a rat getting; Jts back up
at Fido. '
The Variety Pioneers comprised five
old actors, whose combined ages was
announced an over 20(1 more than Mr.
Heinz' well known output. They
clogged vivaciously, and a til year old
lad turned handsprings and kicked
like a mule. Miss Annie Hart sang
songs she made very popular 35 yearn
ago.
Fitzgerald and Madison presented
n skit. The first part was mild drama,
nnd tho second half lmre nonsense.
The audience liked their slurf best.
Hammer and Hammer, contortion
ists, opened thev hill, with some diffi
cult twisting, and were follewed by
Aniedlo on nn accordion, who did well.
BOUTS TO SELECT A
FOE FOR J. DEMPSEY
NEW TOIIK, -Feb. 1 1 . Challengers
for the haavyweigtit boxing crown
now worn by .luck Dompsev should
fight among themselves for an op
portunity at the title. In the opinion
of the New York state boxing com
mission. l'nddy Mulllns, manager of Harry
Wills, appeared before the commis
sion yesterday seeking information re
garding the filing of a Challenge and
was told the commission would not
regard preference in the matter, but
favored an ' elimination contest.
HOT SI'RIXCS, Ark.. Feb. 1 1 .
Harry Wills, negro heavyweight, is
willing to meet either .lack Itcmi'sey
or Turn Gibbons or to participate In
proposed ellhilnation bonis for' the
world's championship, Wills an
nounced. "I have been wailing three nnd a
half years for a chance at the world's
heavyweight title," Wills said. ."Mr.
Dompsey has said that he would meet
me and then he has said he wouldn't,
and no one can tell just where he
stands. I believe 1 am entitled to a
chance nnd I am willing to meet cith
er Mr. Jjempsej' or. Ciiblin.na. oi- the
winner of their proposed bout."
CHICAGO, Feb. 11. Vests made by
radiocasting station 1CYW here dupli
cating thoss made at Sand Cave, Ken
tucky, which were said to demonstrate
that Floyd Collins, entombed explorer,
is still nlive, have failed to show
breathing or heart beats, says today's
Chicago Herald and Kxnmincr.
At the request .of the newspapers,
officers placed an electric light bulb
on the idlest of a volunteer and at
tached forty feet of wire to .a bat
tery furnishing 40 volts. The battery
was connected to a two-stage audio
frequency nniplifier and a one-stage
"push-pull" amplifier.
According to the theory of the Sand
Cave experiments, the i devico would
lend to magnify any solinti of breath
ing, heart or muscular reactions many
times. The KYW tests', the newspa
per said, resulted in only an occasional
noise, similar to static, caused, the
station officials contended, by chem
ical action of the battery.
Gci'inait Treaty UatifietL
WASHINGTON, Feb. 11 The Ger
man commercial treaty was ratified
today by the senate with reserva
tions understood to lie not wholly ac
ceptable to the state department.
HOOD RIVER H. S. BEATS
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HOOD niVF.n, Ore., Feb. 11. In a
triangular debate with Bend and The
Dalles' high schools today tho Hood
Jtiver 'affirmative team, Clifton Era
mel and Lois Jean Sinclair, defeated
the Bend negative. -Mary Dennett and
Maurice Hoover, by unanimous' de
cision here. The Hood River nega
tive, Roger Wooyard nnd llarrielt
Fuller, lost at The Dalles by two to
one vote of tho Judges. The- debaters
discussed united ownership and con
trol of coal mines.
Wood's Property Not
Wood, But Lumber Y'd
In nn article In Tuesday's paper
concerning tho olty planning commis
sion Wallace Woods' property was re
ferred to as a wood yard. Mr. Woods
desires the Mall Tribune'to state that
he owns a lumber yard and not a
wood-yard this distinction forming
vMie basis of the entire controversy, as
Tto the proposed removal of the property.
KSTKAY NOTICK
Having taken up one black 'horse,
bald face, both hjnrt feet white,
weight about lino, age about 10 years,
saddle marks, no brands visible. If
not claimed in ten days will be sold
lo highest bidder, ua provided by city
ordinance, to pay cost of keeping said
animal.
Dateil at Central 1'olnt, Oregon,
Feb. !Hh. 11125.
J. M.. CUM.MIXGS, Marshal.
2S3
(fly. the Associated I'ress)
Pete Mneskops, "Nurmi" of the bi
cycle (racks, is reported to have been
oflered a record amount to partici
pate in the March six day race at
Madison Square Garden. Mneskops
lias won the world sprint title for the
past four years.
Willie Tfltola, who failed last Sat
urday night in the Wileo games ,ln
an nitcuipt to win two races, may
enter the Baxter mile In the New
York A. C. next Saturday In which
lie would appear against .limmy Con
nolly of Georgetown who left Joie
Kay behind in the three-fourths mile.
Walter Johnson weighs heavily with
the Washington Senators, champions
of tho baseball world, figures on the
annual roster of the .organization
show.. Johnson carries '200 pounds
and rises more' than six feet from the
ground, the largest man on the squad.
Karl McXeehr and Sam Rice, out
fielders, weigh 55 pounds each,
while Goose Goslin is in the light
heavyweight class. Venn Gregg,
pitcHer from Seattle who litis seen
major league diamonds many times.,
is the, father of the champions, boast
ing 40 years of existence.
Sammy Mandell, Rockford, 111.,
lightweight, who recently won a de
cision over Sid Terrla, has been given
the title of world's champion, by his
manager, JOddle Kane.
CoolldKC Opposes Tariff Chance.
WASHINGTON, F,eb. 10. Sugges
tions In congress for abandonment of
the flexible- provision of the tariff
act are disapproved by President
Cnolidge. ' -
O. A. C. Bents Washington State ;
CORVALLIS, Ore., Feb. 11. The
Oregon Agricultural college basket
ball team defeated the Washington
State quintet here last night. 30 to 17.
The Aggies took in early lead and
steadily piled up a comfortable mar
gin. The first half ended with the
score 15-11, with the locals on the
long end.
WANTED
To Buy for Cash
All Your :
Second Hand Furniture
MOEDOFF & WOOLF
Chinese Delegation Qullfl
GKXKVA, Feb. 1 1. ( By Associated
Press) The Chinese delegation with
drew from the first, or Fur Kast
opium conference when that body was
brought together today to consider its
findings. The Chinese ch)ef dolegnte,
H. Alfred Sze, said tho withdrawal
was due to the conference's failure to
adopt i system for the suppression of
opium smoking In the 1-nr I-.ast.
CASH PAID
For Second-Hand
Furniture and Stoves
W. A. KINNEY,
Furniture House
315 E. Main Tbone 505
COl'XTY TltlCAsnSF.U'S TWHXTY
FIFTH CAI.I, FOIl (TliltlONT
KXI'F.XSi: FI ND WAHKAXTS
, Mutt of Oragoll,
County of Jackson.
TRKASl'ISV DF.I'AHTMKXT
Jacksonville. Oregon,
February 11, 1925.
Notice is hereby given that there
are funds on hand for the redemption
of all outstanding Jackson County,
Oregon, Cl'l:i:H.'T HXI'F.XSIO FCND
warrants registered on December 12th.
1H24. and December 13th, 1H24.
Interest on the above called war
rants ceases on this, the 11th day of
eebruary, 11)25.
A. C. WALKER,
Treasurer of Jackson County,
Oregon. 275
The, Kxocutilx's Notice of Final
Settlement.
Notice Is hereby given that the un?
del-signed executrix of tho estate of
Henry l. Ivtibli, deceased, has filed
in the county court of Jackson county.
Oregon, her final account of said es
tate and said court has fixed Saturday,
March 7th. )!I25, at ten o'clock in
the forenoon of said day. at the court
R10AM I'.S' KKAMliS Lawyers, of
. fice in Liberty Building..
WAXTKD Confectionery girl at
Crowson's. Only experienced girl
need apply. tf
FOR SALl: I'liiebri-d barred
cockerels, l'hone 774-J-2.
Abstractors
TO RIO XT Cpniplctoly furnished
Bungalow, in country, for 3 months.
Call 7 I II. It. L. Wilson. 27H
FOR 11KNT x-rootii modern house,
li blocks from Hotel Med ford gar-i
nge. Kent 535. Phone 1U5 or 517-L.
tf
WAXTKD Woman of pleasing per
sonality anil business nbility to take
charge of well established business.
No capital required. Address llox
350, Mail Tribune. 2 s 0
WAXTKD SITUATIONS
WAXTKD Practical nursing. Will
go to country. Phone 437-W. 277
WAXTKD Position, cooking, cham
ber work in hotel or housekeeping
in widower's home preferred, by a
middle-aged woman. 424 llelmau
St.. Ashland. 27li
WANTED Sewing. 215 Haven St.
2S0
WAXTKD Housework. Reliable,
references. L. Uinker, U. 1, Box
2S, Ashland, Oregon. 275
WAXTKD Washing at home. Phone
370-X. 275
WANTED Plain sewing. Phone tho
Red Cross, 4-511. 275
WANTED Laundry to do at home.
Phone 1018-W. 277
WANTED Shrubbery pruning, land
scape gardening, l'hone 407-L. 277
WANTED Work by expert rose
pruner. Tel 1144. 2SS
WANT l-'.l) M 1 SCl-'.LI, AX l'. ) CS
WAXTKD Card tables and heavy
chairs. 17 South Front. . 270
WANTED Room and board for
child of seven, and room for mother.
Address Box R. Mail Tribune. 27s
FOR RENT Houses, TJrown & White.
FOR RF.XT Fl UXISriKO ROOMS
FOB REX:' Sleeping rooms at 204
.Norm ivy. . :
KOI! KENT Itooms.
North Front St.
Imperial, 3a
2lU
FOR KENT Sleeping room: break
fast if desired. N 1 5 W. Main street.
277
FOR KENT Reasonable priced,
clean, comfortable sleeping rooms,
close In, 2114 So. Central.. 2711
FOR RENT Sleeping room: break
fast, if desired. t13 W. Main St.
2711
FOR RIO XT Steam heated sleeping
rooms. Close in. Hot water. Just
been reflnished. Phono 322. 271tf
i-'OR It KX T A PARTM I0NTS
FOR KENT Furnished npartment
for gentlemen. Heat, private en
trance, grortnd floor. 1021 West flth.
Phone 4S2-R. 2Stltf
for rent
so. Holly.
-Small apartment.
14H
!7C
FOR RENT Furnished npartment,
three rooms, electric range, garage,
124 King street, corner of loth at.
27lf
FOR SALE Auto top with side cur-
lams complete, on u-passenger
I Sllit-U. I'll. Ml.- 4l).'Ut5. 2IIU
LOST Wrist watch. Return to the
Boolery nnd receive reward. 277
WAXTKD TO lll'V HI. Louis prices
for furs. We buy lots of them that
have been shipped and returnew. 241
X. Fir street, Johnson Produce Co.
Phone !I7. tf
LOST Taupe colored wolf. fur. Re
ward if left at Main Tribune. 2711
lOSTRAYlOl)
WAXTED Small gas range, high ov
en or 3 burner. Phonft 115-J.. 275
VOll RF.XT MINc1ol.LAXF.OUS
FOR REXT OR SALE Rooming
house. 4 OS West lith-Kt. 2S0
TIRE SALE
A Sample Mason Cord $7.50
FREE CRANK CASE SERVICE
GREASING
We call for your car. Phone 463
Armory Service Station
iOSTUAi'lOO X. 10. Medford, bay
mare, lono lbs, small star on fore
head, wire cut in right fore hoof.
Don Clark. 274-.1-3. 277
MOXI0V TO LOAN
MONEY TO LOAN On improved
Medford real property. Attorney
Borden. 275
FOR SAI.10 Al:TOMOKII,I0S
II r
1 HOHC'
IOEZ
AN OPPORTUNITY TO BUY A GOOD
HOME
Fine, bungalow excellent design
nearly new. with hardwood floors,
worth J-lfiOO.
SNAP FOR FEW DAYS, $3350 '
Excellent Terms. '
This Is Advantagous Time to Buy In Q
..Memora. ', ..
FOUR-SITE REALTY AGENCY
Medford Building Medford
OEXO
FOUR PEAR ORCHARDS LEFT
Non-Resident Owners Say Sell
20 acres $G.riOO $2500 cash, balance terms. Fair house and barn,
chicken house; beautiful grounds; 10 acres in Winter N'elis, Bartlett and
Rose PearH, balance mostly alfalfa. A great bargain.
23 acres $!7D per acre, terms on part. Near Medford; half In bear
ing pears; small house and barn; one or the finest building spots In Jack
son county. This Is extra fine land. This year's fruit crop should nearly
pay for place. Some equipment.
20 acres on paved highway all In pears $5000, half cash. Fruit In
spector says nothing better offered in county.
Also have six acres Bear Creek bottom garden land with new bunga
low, for $3000 good terms.
Phone 784-L J. C. BARNES 6 So. Central Ave.
We Solicit Your
. . REAL ESTATE BUSINESS
In AH Its Branches
8ALE3 I. RENTALS :: LOANS :: . INSURANCE
Ten acres, fine, Irrigated alfalfa, good buildings, fine welt, electric
system, a wonderful value $5,000
BROWN & WHITE AGENCY, Inc.
12 East Main St.
FOR SALE Packard Single Six lour
ing cur. This car has nr.t yet rim
7000 miles. Five disk wheels nnd
new tires, Packard viunipers and
fixtures throughout. Wonderful
bliv and carries the same guuranlee
as new car. Newly varnished. For
uiiiek sa u S!lii70. Highway Motor
Co. tf
FOR SAM' 1IOMK8
FOR SALE 5-room bouse, near the
big mill. Price $1500; terms. Also
butcher shop on highway, equipped
nnd new. Call 372 or 5II0-L. 2S(i
FOR SALE New 4-room modern
bungalow, furnished; garage, wood
shed, cement drive, etc. For quick
sale $3350 cash. 11J So. Newtown.
277
FOR SALE New 5-room house, by
owner. 1027 W. 10th street. 2,x
FOR S.YMO REAIj 10.VTATK
FOR SALE OR TRADE 1211 acre.l of
timber and wood land. What have
you? Inquire of W. G. Wright, 314
Laurel street. 27!)
FOR SALE Cheap. 5 arro tract 14
mi e west or i-noemx siaiion. u. v .
Parsons. 27!)
FOR SALE Have few good lots left
Fifteen minutes from town. Roads
good now. Tel. 7.88-R-3. Owner,
275
FOR SALE Save commission, buy di
rect from owners, 54 ncrjs irrigated
alfalfa, fruit or garden land. Cheap
puld up water right; no shortage.
For particulars address Nicewood
and Croft, Central Point, Ore, It. F.
D. 2. 204
FOR SALE Sevoral good buys,
ranches and houses and a good bus
iness. call 016. 10. H. French. 27!)
SACRIFICE SALE 10,000 acres as
sorted alfalfa, grain, orchards nnd
stock ranches. 1 ncre tracts ann
up. Price $5 per aero up, 6 and 10
yenr's time. ' Hunches for rent and
exchange, worn nay iieauy com
pnny. owners. 15 N. Orape St. tf
Your Plato Glass Window-r-"
Is a necessary and expensive.
Investment which you should
protect.
The possibility of plate glass
damage Is no less general than
the possibility of any other
form of nccldent.
Insure It today.
CARL Y. TENQWALD
Hotel Holland Bldg.
Phone S93
(lit SALE It. I. Red and White
Leghorn baby chicks from trapitest
ed stock. March hutch. Red Wing
Poullry Yard, phone KH5-Y. 27.
OR SALE At a bargain. Stnnd-ni-d
clecli'ic incubators and brood
ers. Also high grado Rhode Is
land Red hatching eggs. 510 North
Bartlett street. Phone 1058. 2S2
FOR SALE IJVESTOCK
(lit SALE 1 have several good
farm horses ranging from 1150 to
l-loo. If you are looking for a
cheap horse, come and bade these
over. ('has. Sullivan, one block
west of the l!erryd;ile store. 277
FOR SALE OI! 1 1 1 111-: 1 500 lb. team
bay mares; tiioo lb. team sorrel
geldings; JG lb. team gray mares,
with harness. This stock is young,
sound and well broke. llti-5 lOast
Main street. Ashland. 27!l
FOR SALE Extra good fresh cow.
T. J. Parsons, first street, Phoenix.
, 27li
FOR SALE Hogs. , Phono 4J1-R-3.
278
FOR SALE Fresh milk cows, reason
able terms can be arranged. Ciitzen
Stable, -l'hone 551. 208
FOR SALE 3 extra good cows. Just
fresh. M. Walsh on South Pencil
stret. Just outside city limits. tf
MURRAY BROS. & GREENE
Abstracts of Title, Rooiuh 3 and 5
No. 32 North Central Ave., upstairs.
JACKSOX COl'XTY
ABSTRACT CO.
Abstracts of Title
and Title liiMirniHW.
The only complcto
Title System 111
Jackson Coiimy.
A. 10. KELLOGG Abstractor of
Titles. Gold Hill, Oregon. Reliable
Jackson County Abstractor. Over
twenty years' experience in tbft
county. Phone (i-J-2, Gold Hill. tf
Building Contractors
PEKL10Y BROS. Contractors and
builders, job work a specialty, cab
inet work, painting und plastering,
1112 Reddy Ave., Medford, Phono
(it!0-M.
Chli-opractii! Physicians
DR. HARVEY P. COLEMAN Chiro
practic and Electro-Therapy. 427
28 Medford Bldg. Phone 005. tf
FOR SAL 10 M I SCK LI , A X !0O I J S
I -
DR. A. R. HEDGES Xeo-Eclectlo
Physician. DR. LOUISE E.
HEDGES Naturopathic Chiro
practor. Mcchano-Therapy, Spon
dylotberapy. Food Sciences, Chlro
practlce. office: Stewart Bldg.,
255 10. Main St. Phones: Office
170; Res. 170-J-2.
FOR SALE RllUbard plants.
arch Seed . Co.
Mon-tf
'OR SALE Copper carbonate and
hltlcslunc. Monarch Seed Co. tf
FOR SALE Fence posts, northern
red cedar. Phono 7F14. 3011
DR. 10. W. HOFFMAN Chiropractic
Nervo Specialist. Office hours 0-12,
2-5, 203-200 Liberty Bldg. Office
Phono 580. Res. phono 1027.
Dcnllsls
DR. O. J. JOHNSON Dentist. Phons
UliO. Res. 770. Office hours 9 u.
- m.. 0 p. m. Evening and Sunday by
appointment. ,
FOR SALE Seed potatoes of early
varieties. Reasonable Prices. John
son Produce Co. tf
FOR SALE-
lackson.
-Good furniture. 802 W.
' 2711
FOR SALE 50 gladiolus bulbs.
blooming size, postpaln, 91. George
Lawler, Bulb Grower. Dept. 1.17.
Tacoma, Wash. 27 7
FOR SALE Windmill In good con
dition, 25 ft. steel tower. Cost 7 (.
for $25. R. 1, Box 18, Talent. Ore.
J. C. Williams. , 277
FOR SALE Fancy netted gem pota
toes from Klamath Falls at reason
able prices. Those who have used
Klamath Falls potatoes will tell you
there are none belter. Johnson
Produco Company. 241 N. Fir
street. Phono 07. 255tf
FOR SALE Fnncy apples from tho
Bear Creek orchards. Johnson Pro
duce Co. 241 N. Fir streot, Phono
07. 256lf
J. B. ANDREWS Buys nnd sells
mortgages uuu loans money un guou
security. 31 N. Urupe St. l'hone
53-.M. 248
FOR SALE Smith's' dry pine wood
Is best, $3 a Her delivered. Phono
Medford, 1103; Central Point,
38-X-2. 278
FOR SALE OR TRADE Autos nnd
furniture. New phonographs and
records half price. 15 N. Grape, tf
FOR SALE New 9x1 3 seamless Mas-
land rug. Never used, Devoos
store. 'tf
FOR SALE Apples, Spltzenburpr at
$1.00 to 11.90 per box packed, ureon
wood St Anderson, end K. Central.
tf
busixess mitr.rroRY
Building Supplies nnd Roofing
STANDARD ROOFING AND BUILD
ERS SUPPLY CO. BUIId up Boot
ing, Ashland Granite Top. 15 years
guarantee. Best grade of roof pa
per cement. Pressed brick, plain and
faced wall blocks, foundation ce
ment blocks, fire place brick, nil
colors. All material Class A. Port
land Beaver Cement for salo. As
phalt by ton, burrel or pound. Tel
ephone 738-X.
Special Offer
for the Balance
of February
AYiyone buying a new
Ford car with balloon tiros
may Lave the exchange on
balloons for ' $40.00 instead
of $75.00, the regular price.
Take advantage oC tin's
special offer.
C. E, Gates Auto Co.
DR. 11. E. MURPHY Dentistry.
Dental X-ltny. Phono 77. office
Second floor Medford Bldg.
Expert Accountant
WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M. Wil
son, C. P. A. Attention given ta
anything in accounting and Income
Tax requirements. Look Into our
simplified accounting method. Lib
erty Bldg., Medford. Phone 157-R.
Iusuranco
EARL S. TUMY All forais of Insur
ance: Fire, Auto, Life, Accident,
Bonds, l'hone 402. 209 Liberty
Bldg.
Money to Loan
Funeral Dli-cctor
PERL FUNERAL HOME Cor. Sixth
and Oakdule. Ambulance service,
l'hone 47.
Monuments
THE OREGON GRANITE CO.
Monuments. E. A. Hicks, General
Manager. P.: M. Kershaw, Hales
Manager, 103 E. Sixth St., Medford.
tf
O.steoiialbs
DR. F. O. CARLOVV, DR. EVA MAINS
CARLO W Osteopathic Physicians
410-418 Liberty Bid. Phone D04-J-3.
Residence 20 South Laurel St, -
IMano Instruction
FRED ALTON HAIOIIT Teacher of
Piano and Harmony. 'Studio 218
Liberty Bldg., Phone 72.
Primers and Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has the
best equipped printing office In
Suuthern Oregon. Buok binding,
luoso leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland prices. 27 N. Fir St.
Flrnnsler
J3ADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Offlco 22 North Front St. Phone
315. Prices right. Service guaranteed.
DAVIS TRANSFER & STORAGE!
CO. Anything moved, day or night
Service guaranteed. 20 S. Urupo.
l'hone 64 4, or residence 1000.
I'libolstcrlng
,1. WIOIS Upholstery, Manufacturer
of overstuffed furniture. Full line
of materials. Draperies made to
order. Wo do all kinds of uphol
stering. We deliver and will coll
nnd show samples. Phone . 802
Jacksonville. Ore.
VETlOiUNARY
MEDFORD VETERINARY HOSPIT
AL, Dr. E. C. MeCulloch, Graduate
Veterinarian. Office consultations
free. Corner Orape and Fifth, Med
ford, Ore. Phone 309 Day , or
night.
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ings, etc. Have taken over A. M.
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