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Newspaper Page TextCO O fEfiFORD MXTL TRIBUNE, MEDFOlft. QJ,P.Q6y, TIirn&TPvY. AUGUST 27, IflSS PAGE SEVEN o ,BRIlfNi UP FATHER By George McManua , err colLv.-.that "look u.n;E. vJCX HICKEV Ots CROTCHES f TOR 4000Ebbri 1 OMihH home: rRod Oii'T KNOVi Or-4E Of ME. OTHER tOK HA'J IMY JJ CHHTXt) 1IVH OlSAJS LV?r ACCIDENT PQUCt nixu -a. I NO t3 I'M l "T- cot STTLnnfl t5cit i rA COtH TO OE 1 gj 1 CO? THOOCHT I VJOT. DRtSMH' a.n' HER VcC.TlON I THOOCHT HE. WOZ.-AJN TR.EE. o o o ' ' ....... u.'l I I 1 WALK ? I J..".'j?9 r) 100?j THOUGHT I VJOT. DRtvtrV A.N V IT! AU-rQ I x -j j - CROPS BENEFITTED, 'FIRES PUT OUT BY REGENT RAINS1 i ; I PORTLAND. Orf. Aufr. 27. Tito crop report for Origin fin the week cnHK Anpust 2.$. prepare.l liy iho Vniteil -KiniHs (leiarlmeiii of uKrlt-ul-ture, follows: ?nol weather prevailed most of (he week in northwest e.rn enmities, ex teiitilnR to other portions of Uih slate town rrl the oIohp nf the week, enlmin rttlne In heavy frost In some central and easier iv localities, ltalu fell over ihe great part of the state Hiilurdny i t';nrt Sunday. The preeipitatioo ex- I ceedd one inch on the southern coast, and over considerable areas elsewhere j was sufficient to he nf mniorinl bene- fit to vegitation and in check the nprerut or roresi fires. V reals: Little small grain remains to he harvested exeepi In the more elevated districts and threshing well advanced. The rain cause some delay In threshing, but is though to have done Jtttle damage. Corn was somewhat improved by rain, but In eastern counties suffered some local injury from frost. Plowing for winter wheat has bene facilitated by the rain, but in most sections more rain is needed. Fruits: Late fruits will be helped by the rain. Picking of Bur tie it pears is complete in-some sections, and pick ing of Howell pears is under way. Picking, nnd canning of Kvergreen blackberries are progressing. Oregon peaches are in market in fair quanti ties. - Meadows; pastures nnd ranges: Cut ting o fthe third- crop of alfalfa is practically complete In some southern counties, and cutting nf the second crop Is advancing in central counties. Haying is somewhat delayed by rain. Hulling of clover seed Is in progress. Pastures have been somewhat- revived by rain. Keed on the higher ranges is holding out well, but in many places domestic pact u res. where noi Irrigat ed, are insufficient for the needs of stock. Livestock: Most range stock is in good condition, ami the mrakets are all well supplied with beef anil mut ton, hut some domestic slock is fail ing. Mifieellaneous: Picking of early hops has been somewhat Interfered with by rain. U'lte hops are doing well. Some late potatoes will be help ed by the rain, but some are loo far advanced. Tomatoes and melons are fairly -plentiful. Onion pulling is in progress. SECRET SOCIETIES SALEM, Ore.. Auff. D7. Seven so-' cial oranlzntionH In Salem hiph school, fin id by the board to he kc enT. ftocie.leH, were abolished by no tion of the Salem nchool board here la.st nifiht. All siudents enterhiK flehont next year will be required to Kipn written slutenienls declariiiB that they do not belong to any of the organizations. The statements must also be siffii- etl hy pareulH or uanlinns. The rul-j Ins will he enforced hy suspension j or expulsion for non-com pi la nee. it was staled by school official this morning. ' rnnk with gas. tf Auction Sale! I &t GITZtfN'S BARN V Saturday, Aug. 29 at 1 o'clock. SALEM HIGH BANS 1 Team mules. Heavy team horses. 1 Milch cow. 3 Sets harness. 2 Saddles. Furniture. fcring what you. have to sell.' Sale every Saturday. . H H. WE MY 1 Auctioneer Q- CENT LEVEL AS WEATHER COOLSS PORTLAND, Ore.. Auir. 27. Top Ki'atle eKK'M have reached the forty cent level in the local market, extrn liein posted at ihnt level onthc dairy ex chnnKe. Other grade on the ex ehunge held steady for the day but the undertone, of the market Is very firm. There is a good shipping outlet at the present time duo to the higher levels prevailing In tiie south nnd in uhe eastern markets. This will help in nhsorh the daily arrivals which have hcon almost Hiiffh ient fur the market requirements up to the present time, Tho.e .re wmft es coining ..ut of lm, t.0(,,(M. I( lis U.V(1, wilh(.iiu., increase as values v.nrk higher. The local butler market continues steady with the make showing a alight increase. Demand continues good and lMoPks rP!m Ul W(.j. j.;x. hange Mun- tat ions unchanged. FIERCE REFUSES TO SAY A WORD ON PEN REPORT ' . . S.LKM; Ore., .Miff. 27. Oovevnor Pierce has "nothing to say" regarding iho report of the special committee J he named to investigate conditions at the state penitentiary. Asked as to the- nature of the re port suhmlilcd to him yesterday by Jefferson Myers, one of the members of the committee, who said the in- j vestigators had found conditions ex- isting which they thought should ho called to the attention of the gover- t nor at once, tiovernor Pierce this j morning replied : f "1 have nothing to say." j "Is the report true that Warden ( Dairy in pie has already submitted his resignation?" the governor was asked, i "I have nothing to say," ho reiter ated. "Then you do not care to Hay whether or not Dalrympto has handed in his resignation?" "There is no resignation here." said the governor, closing the Interview. Passing of the Early Pioneer WALLA WALLA. Wash., Aug. ! Mrs. B. C. ltoff. G7, pioneer of this valley, died here this morning. She was born In Forest Orove, Ore., In lxfiS and was married In 1S77 at Dixie, Wash. She leaves two sons here and two daughters, Mrs. '.!. K. Myer of prineville and Mrs. It. K. Dilley nf this city with whom she lived. WANTED To Buy for Cash All Your Second Hand Furniture MORDOFF & WOOLF Tires Guaranteed one year against cuts, accidents and everything. Low Prices Prevail WOLFF, THE . TIRE MAN Amory Sr?iceo Station Pao. Highway at Jckm 8t. , The Markets i L i mi ii i Livestock ORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 27. f'aule Talking sieady: none foIiI early. tile 7'i l2Ii through; ) calves llu. Hogs strong to 1 Tic higher; receipts Light weight (Hill to IbK.) common, medium, good a ml choice $14.00f. 14.7 fi. Sheep nominally steady. Receipt -t 2-Hr7 (direct.) Poi'llautl Wheat. PORTLAND. Ore., Aug. 27 Wheat bids: Hard white,' bluestem, haarl. $l.r4; sort white, $i.i:i: western white, $l.r.2; hard winter, $1.50; nor thern spring, $ 1.5 1 ; western red, $1.JK; HUB hard white. $L0. Today's car reeeipis Wheat, 1 2!: Parley. 7: flour. 11; corn, 1; nuts, D; hay, 3. Kkk PORTLAND, (tie.. Aug. 27. Fggs Kxtras cent higher, other grades firm, unchanged. Current receipts 2!-l.c; pullets "jiifc ftrlUh", firsts 3 2i 32 '-i : exii-as '.'. : ft 35 ijc delivered Portland. Putter PORTLAND. Ore., Aug. 27. nutter steady. Kxtra cubes, city 50c: atand ards 4Xc; prime firsts -Vf.c; firsts 4 5c; undergrades nominal; prints 53c; car tons r4c. Rulterfat steady. Rest churning cream 52c net shipper's track In zone one. Poultry POnTLAND. Ore.. Aug. 27. Heavy hens 23 ft1 24c; light 15c; springs 22J25c; young while ducks 24 fi 25c, Potatoes PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 27. Poia- -.'toes steady.; new 54 .7H i Onions steady Sl.."ififf" 1.75. t San FmnclM'o Market SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 27. l S Hureau of Agricuhural Kconomlcs.) T.roilers, leghorn I to lbs. SStfr 3iic; 1 U lbs. 37 fii 3SC.1 Colored 1 1 lbs. 3Dffi 33c. to SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 27 tnrfat f. o. b. San Francisco 57'i P.UL- Notice The Board of K(iiiali7.ntlon for the County of Jackson, State of Oregon. . will meet on the 14lh day of Septeni- her. 11125. at the office nf the County Assessor of the nbove named County . nnd State, for the purpose of review ing and eiiiialir.lng the assessment j rolls fur year 1020. Tinted at Jacksonville. Oregon, this j 27th day of August. A. n. l!i2"i. J. B. COLKMAN. County Assessor. WANTED SITUATIONS WANTKD Persons having part time work for high school boys or girls or opportunities where they may work for all or part board 'and room, will please commuufcale with Principal I!. II. Collide, Meillord High School. 137 WANTKD Work by experienced ba ker, cook or pastry cook. Will go out. in logging camp. Write Box 404 or call 07!i-X. Medford. 13li WANTKD By young lady. Position as housekeeper for gentleman. Call forenoons at .134 Apple St. 130 HELP WAXTKII MAM WANTKD Young man in grocery business. Start delivering. Must be willing and able to do man's work. Address 10. S., care Mall Tribune. 130 FOLLOWING ADVERTISER ARE Members Medford Realty Board Wanted Country Gentleman SAVAGE LAKE ON PACIFIC HIGHWAY 25 ACRES $6000 Beautiful ramp Krounil site, all kinds nf gitalin, ouk, laurel, maple, fir ami plnn: facing highway and fiver; Irrigated under pressure pipe lino to ditch, 100 font full; most delightful hiilldltiR spot In Oregon. House, ham, two acres extra fino strawberries, Home, u I fulfil, very best garden land. Present owner too old to handle II, must sell; might take some trado. . Phone 409 or 447-L-2 J. C. SCHOOLS WILL SOON OI'ICN And then, where will the tenants get off? notice lo move, pronto nnd no place to go. To meet this emergency, we offer: New 5-rnntn bungalow, garage, east front, paved street, $3250, $500 down, balance $47.50 per month, covering all, . Five-room remodeled house, modern, two bedrooms nnd sleeping porcb garage; Just off pavement, Igce home; $2250, small payment down, balance monthly. Medford; two Wis, Plume .120 HELP WANTKD FKMATiR a I hou sew or k ; two adults, t w o ! children; in washing. Also exper ienced nurse for two children, four years and sixteen months. Mrs. II. I K. Penovar, yr S. onkdale. ut'.i-.t. ! is:, t WANTKl) -Young lady an local rep resentative. Onl) for All's. Ilendiix. li:3i to 1:30 Friday. 1013 W. Alain Sireet, City. I IN WANTK1MVI1I give high school girl room and hoard for light "services. 52a S. Riverside. 1 3 A WANTKD Fxperlenceil woman for general housework. Call Mrs. Syd ney Smith, !h)i; W. Main. Li " WANTKD On pa bio person for gen eral housework: two adults, two children; no washing. Also exper ienced nurse foV two children, four years and sixteen months. Mrs. It. K. Penovar, iliir. S. ttakdale. iil!i-.M. 134 WANTKD MISCF.LLAVKOVS VANTl-:n Ti rout. ImprnvtM fiii-m I'iMiipli'If'lv ftii'ilisllPil, up .slum' npl. liux It. V., Alall Till.uni'. 13" tt'ANTKft We 1I11 nil IiIimIh nf funil liirf i-ppait'iPK mill ti!)nlM'riiiK. .Muitri'ssM iiiailH (iiul rppiih'i'il. Mt-l-fin-il Alallrpss At l.'phil.-li'ry 'o.. -. Crapn SI. I'hopi' 1 04. 1 3;- VAN'rl-:D To rem iniprnvi'il rnrni ne. r in l'p arreM. t'nsh n-pl. Itnx W. It.. Mall Tritium. 13T VA."Ti:n 100 Shropshire ewes. J. r.lnkPly. Rokuo iiiver. WANTED Fpw heaA or owe. lJhono lis. Control Point. 130 WANTKD Junk. Pat's Sucnnd Hand filoro buys evprylhlns. 150C Prunn street. 547-L. 1 ".4 WANTKD Black berries, beans, beets and other vegetables and fruits. Ilogue Illver Vulley Canning Co. note : - ..VI".' : r-r- WANTKD Feder hugs. Johnson Pro dueo Co. ' tf FOR HKNT ;1 PAKTMKNTS KOI! IlKNT 3-room aiiartment with ball) and breakfai.t room. In new iluidex house. Well located. Will lease to fam'ly of two adults. Thomas Realty Co., N. Kiont. i:lutf KtU ItKNT Atiaj-tments, rooms ami garage. 004 W, 1 (It tl. lL'tltf Hilt HKNT Pi;itNISIIi:i ROOMS Kolt KIONT lirinni adjoining bath room. 2I'.I So. Holly. 137 KOIt ItKNT Furnished 2-room apartment. 801 N. Central. Phone H90-L. 130 FOR RKNT Sleeping rooms, batch elor cabin. Men. 445 So. Front. I. 10 'Oil RKNT Large suitable for two. sleeping room, Phone !lor.-M. 13.S KOIt HKNT Sleeping Men. 24fi N. Crape St. bath. 1.17 TO HKNT Large room wllh bath. Call after r, p. in. 121 N. drape. 1.11! FOH HKNT All SCKI.I.A N KOt'S KOIt RKNT Hid acres, on cultivated. Part Irrigated. V. K. Mann. It. 3, Medford. 137 KOIt HKNT Ranch. Stock and fur nishings for sale. Box It. II., Mall Tribune. 130 FOR HKNT Alfalfa pasture, 1 mile north of Phoenix. Apply Klmer Coleman, Phoenix Mercantile Store. 13S FOH RKNT Location on good home slend, near school, flood land for rept adjoining. Box 3,13. Mail Tflbune. 135 FOR RKNT Store room. Inquire 140 N. Orapc. 135 BARNES ( 8. Central e. pnveu sneei. sullen 114 exira apartment; noun ry utiractlve; $2000, ami fji'OO In cash will get It. Sen IIOLMi:s FOR HOMI Nn.li Hole) tjuni-r MONKV TO LOA ' MONKY TO LOAN l have money to man on inijirovtMi mi mi umi ni; properly: reasonablp rate of Intef cst at nominal cost for obtaining loan. rharU-N A. Wing. Palm HUck. Phono 72H. HI' FOR SALK APT0MO1HL1C8 FOR HA LI? OR TRADK Six cylinder car, run sunt) miles, A-l shape. Will' consider light cur. 218 K. Main or il l I I'ino. evenings. URt FOR SALK Dodge screen body de livery. i:21 model. Phone 274-R-3. FOR KALK Chevrolet Phono 2I.S, Medford. roadster. Kill KOI I SAI.K Kuril eoupc. Itlli'kftPlI nxli'. Iinllonn tli'Prt; ulhor exti')i. l'lmnn uir,. li KOH SAI.K Koril trunk, piili'M. prli-o rt'n.sonatili. run noon Ovprlnml ilo tiiurint;. vi'ry ohonp. t'seil Alux wcll nml Knnl part. Also hoiiio Uimil hsimV Snx:!1. Urns. Ailliiinotl"" Snrvli'w Shop. l-':i W. Main Mtri-iU. ISUtf KOIt SAI.K Hy invnor. 11C4 Star liiurlliK, 111! N. Ci'iltral in C3S l'lnn Hlri.oi. aftor ti. Must In' Hiilit at nii'. tf FOR SI,lrtlOME! KOIt S.MjK Moilern 4-room hiiuxo, Jtr.oo down, balnnc't' llko rent. 40S llark avfnuo. Phlnf 3iil-V. IS.'i FOR SALK OH THADli Two ni'W modern homos. Inquire ut 1002 BaM nth. j-ormti. 137 FOR SALK rtomes. See us before ltuulty Co., :1H If you buy. Tnotnos No. Front; FOR SALK lieaiitirul homo tit 1IMI7 Wes:. Main street, at a barttain. Ijirgo lot 78x141); Lawn, shade, gar age. Paving all paid. Priee only J4250. Knsy terms. K. U. Tuniy. 2( l.lliorty Wdg. . llllf FOH SALK I.I VlffiTOCK ' ' KOIt SALK: Jersey Cow, fresh. I'hone BlIB-WV " " ' UT FOH SALK A few beamMul fresh milk cows. M Walsh, on South Peach street. Just outside city lim its. lUl-tf FOH SAU- HEAL KSTATE 'OH SALK OR TRADi: SO acres S miles northwest of Rogue Illver. Small bouse, running water, film view; about r.no.ooo feet saw tim ber, l.aml smlul.l.. for poultry, dairy or fruit ranch. Call H23-H or 821-Y. ' 14fi '"OR SALK Hood stock or dairy ranch. Reasonable terms. See J. A? Miller. Kagle Point. 143 FOR SALK Bargain. Hlltte creek district, garden land. Fine for on ions or potatoes. Free wuler. Plen ty timber, liood road. Will sell 40 or 15 acre tracts. Nothing betiur. Hell l!abb r Mays, 121) N. Front. Phlne 372 or TillO'L. 242 FOR SA LK Three west side bus. These tins aro about eight blocks from P. O. am! one block off West Main street. Price for quick saie J2T.0 each, or all tbreo for 5700. Write to Russell U. Kvaus, 53C Kusl 11th Ave., Kugene, Ore. Il7tf FOR SALK Dairy ranches, 1" acrts, Irrigated, stocked und equipped, (11000. 21 .acres well Improved, $9000. Bungulow, new, 4 rooms, modern, S2r,oo. Bungalow, also new, 4 rooms mod ern, IIHOO. Terms to suit. Sea Babb & Mavs. 126 N. Front St., Medford. Phono 372 or 5II0-L. 140 'OK SALK 27 ncre ranch, all mod ern Improvements, fully stocked. Four mlles'from Medford, one mile from pnvement, In best farming section of the Itoguo Hlvor valley. If you are Interested In something really good this Is your opportunity, K C, care Mall Tribune. tf FOR SALK 10.000 acres of land, al falfa, grain, stock rnnchos, benrlng orchards and timber lumls In tracts of from ono acre up. On long time, easy payments. Gobi Ray Realty Co. For details coll on T. W. Miles. At torney, 2nd floor Jackson County Bank Bldg. ' 73tf fOA SALK Several forms, good val ues, easy terms, low Intnrest. O. 0, Hoggs, Atty for Btate Land Board. tf A REAL BUY i 30x3J CORD $9.75 Free Crankcase Service Jones & Kirkpatrick A Real Sendee Station tOKCM KiUa ' '" 1925 bv Int l Fkature Service. Inc. , J-,"7 Cfl Bourn fight. rotrv.d FOH IEKNT 1IODSKS F( Ml It 1 :.T Seven room modern home completely furnished, i Jar age and large sleeping porch. i'oe in. Will consider only responsible adults with references. Phone i:l-l . FOR HKNT Houses, lirown & White. FOH KXCIIANOK FR KXCHANfilC Nw piano for auto. Phone 72H-W. 1T.1 FOU SAhK MLSCKLLANKOIS FOR SALi: Winter banana npplef. Cheap. Johnson Produce Co. iarir Koi! sai.i-: si'iniiciu Din mi. r.n i-:. Main. HO KOIt SAI.K U'llltiT hannnil cuIIh. HOi to title piM' Imx. 40: X. Cfinriil. Phiili.- H3-J. yciuiiK Mall. 13W KOI I SAI.K -Vow fnney slrlped awn ing, si-iillopi'd border, with fraine and lattti-e in seetlons. other- fix tures In.-luded. .lust the thing fur lilghwav stand: also ,lai.akMou I'uuuty Kair. Call Toll-It. I Si KOI! SAI.K Unlltop dewk ft ml ellliil'. Phone 2.11I. 130 Kolt SALK- Sweetwater grapes. 3e pound. J. A. Mauke, mile east Jack sonville, next Clancy orchard. 13G KOIt SALK I'orlable garage. If you move, take it along. P. o. Box "SO. 130 FOR SALK Beautiful lined baby ImsHliot. Phone 6C2-1T. 135 WANTKD Trash burner attachment. Phone 002-11. 1!K e'OR SAI.K Canning toniatoe, Phone 437-L. 138 KOIt SAI.K Wealthy npples. good eiuing and cooking. AVoodlawn Or .hard, one mile east of Central Point. 13k KOIt SALK Lenhnrn hens and pul h Is from heavy laying slrnin. Mon arch Seed Co. Phone 2011. 13X yon SALK Well established Insur .uice and loan business. Imiulre 211 Far. K. lilt. Bldg. U'i' FOH SALK Sweet Spanish onions. Kill litem like an apple. Delivered nny part of city at 7c per pound; 6c nt the. gardens. Phono li.1-R-4, King's highway. 230 Kolt SALK Klberta and Mulf peach es. A llensler, I utile east of i'hne tll.v. 13S FOR SALK Klberta peaches. 4c. n lb. Phone 7HS-R.2. Fred C. Sander. 1311 KOR SALK Peaches. Phone R-I3-R. 142 FOH SALK Smith's dry pine, sum mer rates $2.7 5 a tier. Discount on larger orders. Phone 1103 or Cen tral Point 3K-X-2. 154 'OR SALK Fine peaches by the box or In bulk. Carney Orchard, Blnek woll Hill, on highway, heiwe.'ii On. (nil Point und Cold Hill. 136 FOH SALK Canning tonintoes. pick them yourself. One cent pound. One block east Red Top school house, .tl. K. Pierce. Phone 597-11-2. 14!) FOH SALK New piano at a bargain. Noel llrsklne. Phono 729-W. 145 MIOLONS ON ICK Watermelons, home grown. 2c. Largo rantcloup"s 10c each. Johnson Produce Co., 2-11 N. I'lr street. Phono 7. 12ntf BUSINESS HIHECTORY Accountants HKWITT & 8CIIKNCK Accountants atid Income Tax AdvlsorH. Medford Building. Phono .126. Auctioneer W. H. WKLTY, Auctioneer. Phone 5f.L Auction sulo at (iitzen's barn every Snturdny. Attorneys HEAMKS & HIOAMKR Lawyers, of flce In Liberty Building. A Real Used Car Sale This Week Prices Lower than Ever Before C.E.Gates Auto Co. nT'SIN'FSS DIRECTORY AliNtractorH MCRRAY PROS. & O R K KNE Abstracts of TIM. Rooms 8 nnd 5, No. 32 North Central Ave., upstairs. jacksov eiiVtitY . AUMTKAGT-OO.-AlistratiHof Tltfe ' und Title, lusursnt. The. only cotplU 'J itlo System Id Jac-kiHin County' A. K. KUIWOO Abilractorj Ot Tltlf-m HoKl Hill. OreKOit. . Melll)l -Jui'kwii (oiiniy Abairai'.tbr. Over iwonty ymrB expHi-loni? In . lh oiuy. I'lmiie 6-J- CloW Hill.: ''I I Ilullillng Suiipile nna Uoollnt'-''" ISTANDAltl) KOOK1NO AND BIJ1LD- HHH SIII'I'LY Co. Build up ROOI Ing. Ashland Granite Top. 15 year.' guarantee. Ilesl grade of roof pa per cement. 1'ressed brick, plain nl faced wall blocks, fire place brick; all colors. All material Class A. Port-, land 'Heaver Cement lor nal,. A, phalt by ton, barrel or pound. T.ld phone 7JI8-X. ' Chiropractic Pliyslclom ' lilt. A. ft. !IKDIK.8 Neo-Ecleotle Physician. Dll. LOU1HI0 B. 1IKDC.KS Naturopathic Chiro practor. .Meehano-Therapy,' tlpon dylolherapy. Food Science. - Chlrq practbe. Office: Stows rt Bldg.. 2;"ir. K. Main St.1 Phonoai Office 170; Res. 170-J-2. DR. B. W. HOFFMAN Chlropractlo Ne'rve Specialist, Office hour. 9-12, 2-5, 203-200 Liberty Bldg. OfflO.9 Phone 080. Res. phone 1027?v Dentists DR. O. J. JOHNSON Dentist. PhoiHS 669. Res. 776. Office hours V a. in. 6 p. in. Evening und Sunday UT appolntmont. - . DR. H. K. MURPHY Twnttstry. Dentnl X-Ray. Phone 77; Office Second floorMedrord Bldg. - ICxpcii. AMimintnhl.. i. V i LSON A II D ITINU CO. 15. laYWli , son. c. P. A. ' Attention given to Rnythiiig In accounting and Income Tax requirements. Look Into 'our simplified accounting method.. erty Bldg.. Medtont. Phone -lbT-lm ' Insurance KARL S, TUMY All forms of -Insur ance. Fire, Auto, Life, Accident, Bonds. Phone -402.. 209 Liberty Bldg. '."I 'Money tit Loan - J. B. ANDRKWH 'Buys and. H mortgages and loans-money on good security. 31 N. Grape St. Phoo -G3-M. 4 "7" Monumnuta ' run onioooN granite co.-" Monuments. K. A, Hloks,-General Manager. P. M. Kiwha.w, a!4s . Manager, 103 E. Sixth St.. Medford. 7,X Osteopaths , 1' DR. 1 1, CARLO W, JR. BVA MAlSS CARLOW Osteopathio Pliyslohios, 4 lti-4 IK Liberty Bid. Phone 904-J-l. Residence 26 South Luurel 81. ' " Pnlmlii:: Contractor AMBRO H. PARK. Palming 'Con tractor. Rxporlenced. Dependable. 635 N Central. Phone 373-L, . Piano Instruction KRKD ALTON HA IQHT Teacher of Piano and Harmony. BtUulo Zli Liberty llldg.. Phone 78.- ' Printers mid Publishers " -, MKDFORD 1'RINTINQ CO., has the best equipped printing orrtce in Southern Oregon. Book binding, loose leaf 'ledgers, -billing systems, etc. Portland prices. 27 N.'Flr-Bl. J 1 Scale ltepalrlng 1 ' ' ioxpkrt hOalk Rioi'AiVtixiL - re finishing, InstallaU.lns and Insr'v? tlons. tlunranleed service. Fred'D'. Adams, 60H 10. M'Jlil street Phone 1184, 1 ..-.- Transfer BADS THANSFKR & HTOHAOB CO, Office 22 North Front St. PhoM ' 115. Prices right. Bervlce ttu teed. - DAVIS THAA'HFKK 8TORAOB Co. Auything'thoved, clay or nlgbt Service guaranteed. 29 S. Oruo. Phone 644, or residence 1060. I'pbuli-lerlng J. WEfH Upholstery. Mamtfaahiret of overstuffed furniture.. Full UM of -inHlerisls. Drunerle. niad. t. order. .We do nil kinds of uplwl sterlng. We deliver and will nil and show sathplot, Phone HOI Jacksonville, Ore. Vcterlnur - 1 , MWDKOHD VKTI0H1NART HOSPIT. AL. Dr. K. C. Mcculloch, Oradual. Vetorlnaiian. Offtre consultation, free. Corner flrape anil Fifth, Med ford. Ore. Phone H Day r night. -.'' Wlnilow Cleaucre LET OKOIIOK DO IT. Wax and pol ish your floors, clean your house, Janitor service for offices and !bu tid ings. Oeo. A, Heely.. Phone 41TV t .Beekniao An. . , b O