Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 14, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Texto CO O " u w O 9 o BRINGING You vast iro OHroRrA?c.otsc To The Markets .. . I.lvtstot'k ' ... PORTLAND, Ore.. Nov. 14. (A.P.) Today's receipts: UogH 270 head; no rattle or sheep.' Receipts for week (approximately ) : Cattle 1970; calves 170; hogs Hheep 2200. Cuttle Compared with week ago; P'ently to strnne with ppots 25c hinher on steers, and 2Gc to 50c higher on she mock; bulls steady; calves and veal em 50c and 1 1 higher. Week's bulk prices: Heef steers ST.OOfi' 8.00 top S8.25: cows and heifers $3.50ii4. 70; scutteriiiK sates up to $6.00; cannon and cutters S2.00tfS25: bulls $3.501) 4.0rt; a few at $5.00; calves mostly S5.000 f 9.00; milk vealers up to $11; limited movement of feeder steers at $5.7Si C.26. I Tops Compared with Wetjk ago: KIlHnfc clatuteH mostly 25c higher; feder pigs 50c or more lower. Week's hulk prices: Light hutchers $12.50 i 12.fi 0; a few loads Monday at 12.75: heavies and underweights $12.25 down: packing- sows SS.G0 iff 10.00: slaughter pigs opened steady with bulk at $13 up to Thursday but closed extremely weak; over 200 now in first hnnds without bids; asking $12.50 for best. . . 9 Sheep Compared with week ago: Valley Inmhs 50c lower; other, classes noniinallysteady. Week's bulk prices: Valley lambs $1 2.00 1 8.00; closing top $12.50; a few yearlings $10.00 11.00; a few ewes at $7.00 down. PORTLAND, Ore.. Nov. 14. (A.P.) Ebbs steady; current receipts 4Ce; fresh medium 37 '4 ?? 3ftc!4 fresh standard firsts. 47(1547 o fresh standard extras 48EHUc; fresh un. derslzed 2828 9. . A . '. : - niittct PORTLAND, Ore.. Nov. 14. (A P.) Rutter steady. Extra cubes, city 55c; standards 54c; prime firsts 52c; firsts 50c; undergrade nominal; prints 57c; cartons 68c. Milk steady. Rest churnlng"crenm 55c net shipper's track In zone one. Cream delivered Portland 59c. Raw milk (4 per cent) $2.60 cwt. f. o. b. Portland. Ponltry PORTLAND, Ore., .,'ov. 14. (A.P.) I'oultry firm. Heavy hens 26 27c; light 18 fi 19c: springs 2418' 25c: broll- eii 2'lffrxilc: vnnntr White riuck. !2fi) 25c: dressed turkeys 40 iff 41c; live 31ft 32c Potnlors PORTLAND. Ore.. Nov. 14.--Potutnes quiet. J2.fin 3.00. .Onions steady $1.75. -(A.P.) PorUntlcl Wlicilt. PORTLAND. Ore.. Nov. 14'. (A.P.) -VWhcnt: , HUH hard white $l.r.; hard white, bluestem, bnart $1.53; spre White Jl.60: western white $1.49; hard winter! northern Bprlng J1.46; western red $1.45. Today's car receipts Wheat 61; floiir 4; corn 8; oats 2; hay 7. Three years nt 'fn!y'-B theater. Now' Yorkt two years 'at ?or.t theater. Chi cago and twovyeurs at, the Playhouse, London, ore the record runs enjoyed by the sensational success. "White ( Cargo," which is coming to the Hunt's Craterian Monday night, November "White Cargo" is a dramatization of Ida Vera Slmonton's book, "Hell's Playground," by Leon Gordon depicts the white man's efforts to civilize the dark junkie country of the west coast tf Africa few. Americans when they ride In comfort In their nutns think of the heart breaking efforts of the workers In this undeveloped land getting out the rubber which mnkes their nuto tiren. The play is trunk In Its situations nnd dialogue portray ing naught "but tho truth, nnd nlthn It Is sensational, the authos has not tried to make Jt so. gfvlrw to the aud itor the plainTintarnlshed truth. Thfs country of damp rot. which pot only rots the Innnimate things but I I mm A Q00D INVESTMENT - 48 neros of the very host Innd on n fine higliwny, with 24 ncres in penrs, njil 10 ncres in tipples; the lilncc in groin. J"lie very finest improvements. Priced to sell. Buy now while prices are tow; they will not bo there long. '. ' ' ' WH. OLSON C1AUNCEY FLORE Y, 201 First Nat'l B?nk Bldg., Medford, Ore. UP FATHER HIRE wws'r to fix 14P LIKE COP THE CROOKS- 'tests .also the moral a pd joontal fibre of tlte white men who try; to- conquer the .jungle lands Is faithfully present oil to you with a vivid love story of the in ter relationship of the white man and native woman the lonesuinenecs of jtho jungle the ever shining sun the I heat nil pictured with realism so startling that the newspaper critics have said "White Cargo" transplants Its audience to Africa." " Jola X(w nt Rial to. "Flower of Night," written' for her, to be shown hero. 1 Pola Negri, exotic, enigmatic and jbenutlful, wll lb'e star for tomorrow and Monday nt the Uialto theater, where she wilj be seen today In "Flow er of the Night." a tale of early Culi- jilirnia, written especially for her by J Joseph Hergesheimer. . .... I The title has double meaning, for it refers to a mine owned by the he- Irolne's family. Flor da Noche, and to her own dark loveliness. The story Is Involved, for it has many threads that all lead to the final happiness of Carlota y Villa Ion and a young Amer ican named Rassett. "The Rost People Coming". ' Who are the best people? Chauf feurs and chorus girlsor the children of the rich? I "The Rest People," tit the Hunt's Craterian tomorrow nnd Tuesday (laying off Monday night for the "White Cargo," legitimate attrac tion.) tell you. Tt's a Sidney Olcott production for Paramount, adapted from the Rroadway stage hit by Av ery Hop wood. Wnrner Rnxter, Esther Ralston and Kathlyn Williams are featured in the principal roles in the cast. ' - " 1 ' Laughs, flashy scenes of New York night life, society boudoir", back stage theatricirl episodes, nnd racing j limousines fill this - brilliant enter-1 tninment. It Is packed with youh, j color, .swift pace, pretty 'girls and gowns, and wonderful comedy situu tions. "Pony Express" MnkcH lilt, James Cruze's newest relenfle, "The Pony Express," which has been plav- ling to big houses at the theater theJ last three days has it last showing to- -night at 7 and 9 o'clock. 1 Here is more than a screen tale. It Is a genuine historic episode In Amer ican history, sustained In effort, pa- t'trlotlc In conception, romantic, heroic in execution, having a beuring on our national life. Established in the. dark hours he- f fore the civil war. wlren It seemed that the union would be rent asunder, and established on the word of honor of a gentleman who carried out his promise, although it eventunlly meant ;a loss of $200,000 nnd ruin. "The j Pony Express" gave a rapid means of ! communication iwith California over a route hitherto believed Impossible. The cast is an Important one. h,ead-t ed by such capable actors os Rlcnrdo Cortez, Rettv Compson. Ernest Tor rence and Wallace Beery. Itinllo Has North Woods Thriller Milton Kills has always been a fa vorite with local motion picture goers but in no type of picture Is he better enjoyed than In screen plays which give him an opportunity to demon strate his "he-manism." He has such a role In his First Na tional's "The Knockout." which open ed yesterday at the Uialto theater for a two days' engagement. It Is a long time. Indeed, since the reviewer has seen a picture with more thrills and action than Is contained in this plaus ible nnd highly romantic story which, according to the credit titles, Is an adaptalon of M. D. C. Crawford's novel, "The Comeback." WANTED I V ' To Buy for Cash - All Tour Second Hand Furniture MOKDOFF WOOLF ; . : I The Screen J By Ye Presa Agent. ' r, . STEDFOTtD TO TRTRTWT!, SfEBTWn, Oftttfifty.o SATTOftAT. KAVRVr.r.R 14. ILL - ,f J LOOK Fit 5 TTTO 1 NEVES! 'bo . . a UNSETTLED WEATHER ; EXPECTED NEXT WEEK SAN PHAXCISrO. Nv. H. (A. P.) The weather outlook for "the week lieKinnhiK November 15 was announced here today by the United States weather bureau as follows: "Tho outlook is for insettled weather and rains in Washington and UreKon and for Kenerally fair weath er In California, except for unset-j tied weather with probable rains in j the northern part of California dur- lug the middle of lliu week. Tem-j perature will be. normal." ! MrKenzlo Itoatl iln.vil. RA1.E.M. Ore., Nov. 14. The sta'to hlehwuy commission announced to day that the McK.'iizle highway Is closed to traffic because . of snow. Keports Indicate a anow fall of over four feet at the summit. Cook with gas. tf Comity TrenMtrcr's TIUrly-Flflli Call ror Current. Kiihmiso l'und War ntntjf. State of Oregon, County of Jackson. Treasury Department. , Jacksonville, Oregon, November 14, 19-'(. Notice Is hereby Riven that there are funds on hand for the redemption of all outstanding1 Jnckson county, OreKon, Current Expense Fund War rants, registered October 10th, 1925, to November Olh, 1925, both dutes In clusive. Interest on the nbovc called -warrants ceases on this, the 14th day of November, 1925. - A. C. WALKER, Treasurer of Jackson County, Oreuon. : lly VERL O. WALKER, Deputy. HELP WANTEU Fl'MALE WANTED Woman with experience for cooking and Knerul huuscwork. Apply nut later than Sunday noon if possible. Mrs. a. L. Huhrnmn. 15 Geneva. 203 WANTED Woman to clean house by the hour. 625 So. Riverside. 203 WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Wave room and hoaro) for two In private family. 210 Laurel street. Phone 1209. ?nti WANTED Renter for 80 acres, 20 In pears, old Mootnau place. Eagle Point. Rent free. See me quick. t-nas. n. Austin. 33 Portland Ave. 203 WANTED To buy your used hent ers nnd cook stoves. The Medford Exchange. 206 WANTED To buy 20 or 24. Inch Intho nbout 9 or 10 feet long. In first class shape. Call ut 12 Mistle toe, or phone 1174. 205 WANTED Furniture repairing, ' A. N. Thlbnult. Tel 909-R. 206. WANTLD Junk. Pat'a Second Hnnd . store buys everything. 1606 Prune street. 64. '-L. 106 WANTED Cash pild for hides, wool, pelta and furs. Johnson Produne Co.. 241 N. Fir St. Phone 87. I76tf WANTED Large cotton rags. Hall Tribune. . WANTED Will pay cash- for used Pianos. Weeks ft Orr, Medford. ALCOHOL Cheapest and Best Jones & Kirkpatrick Real Service Stations Salem Medford FOLLOWING ADVERTISERS ARE Member Medford Realty Board SMALL RANCHES AT SMALL PRICE. ,Ten acres. Fine free soil, east slope. Fine for garden and one of the ideal poultry locations in the valley. ' On fine road on west side of vniley. Near school. In fine community. This land owned by non-resident owner. Let us show you this and other small tracts. This one can If bought on easy teris and the price is $1250. 6 So. Central J. 0. TKV;e A.WA.LW WJ-OOnQ the BLOCK OOVr TO lf 1925 HELP WAXtKI) MALE WANTED Ralenninn. A man not afraid to hustle, to travel iu Oretron and Washington. (lood money, real proposition. Only live wire need apply. Call between 9:30 a. m. and noon; 2:30 p. ni. and 5 p. m. Satur day nr Monday, at l'alin Illoek. Doom 1. 204 WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Sewinp to do at my home. 1022 West 4tll street. 205 WANTED Housework by (lay hour or praetical nursini;. fall OS West 4lh stream- phone 11C0-J. 203 WANTED Dressmaking and child ren's sewlne;; remodel and altera tion. 701 W. Jackson street, l'hone 1112. 204 , FOR RENT BOCBES Kon KENT Two furnished kiinca lows. 120 and $30. Inquire at i South Fir. tf FOR KENT ;To reliable party.- fur nished house with gurnKe.. Call at 515 S. Riverside. 203 FOU RENT New 4-room duplex, electric rnnpe, fire place, ' many built-lns. Phone 13-J or call at 10 So. Newtown. FOR RENT House. Brown White. FOR RENT FtrRMsnEB ROOMS FOR RENT Sleeping rooms, bnth, heat. 315 S. Riverside. 204 FOR RENT Sleeping rooms, bath. Men, 246 N. tlrape. 205 for Rent hocsekkepi.no rooms F6R RENT 2 ftirnlshed housekeep ing rooms. Reasonable, 325 So. Ivy. 42-J. " , 208 FOR RENT r.'o'iscltaeplng rooms. Adults. Near Ar.iiory, 334 Apple. 203 FOR RENT - 2 light housekeeping rooms, with garage. 625 So. River side. 203 FOR RENT Furnished housekeep ing rooms. Close In. Phone 9 56-It. 207 FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms. 310 No. Harriett. 204 ,FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms and sleeping rooms, steam heat; also one two-room hounc. 249 So. Riverside. Phone 292-H, 206 FOR RENT Housekeeping room. I 601 No. Central. 203 FOR ltEWT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Hnchelor apartments. Rooms. Men, 445 So. Front. 212 FOR RENT Furnished npartment. Call morning or evening. 221 N. Holly.. . 204 FOR RENT Three room furnished npartment, electric range, l'hone 504-R. tf FOR RENT Furnished npartment, 2 rooms and bath. Inquire 412 Ho. Laurel, mornings. . 203 FOR RENT Apartments, 620 South Fir. 206 FOR RENT Furnished aporttnent. Phone 462-H. 195tf" FOR RENT Anmtin rooms and garage. 604 W. 19th. 160tf rou rent mirckllanixi;r FOR LEASE Pear 'nnd npple or , orchards. Particulars,- Jewett. Phono 938-X. 20011 Foujro FOUND Hunch of keys In Urown's billiard hall. Owner may have by calling at Tiibuno and paying for ad; 203 USED CARS For Sale or Trade for Seal Estate. Some Real Bargains! i Address "Cars, Mai Tribune.. BARNE$ Phons 409 or 010-7 I V S 1 a a a ri 6s3 H ov Int l Feature Service. Inc. Cecal Britain nittit. leaftved IX) ST .1- LOST nillbold and eheek book Wed nesday nli;ht. Finder return to Mail Tribune. 203 LOST Persian eat, yellow forelep. iteward if returned to' 415 Front street. 300 LfRT Saturday. Pearl sunburst pin. Small diamond in center. Liberal reward. Phono 990. 204 FOK SAI.Kr HOMES FOR SALE House on pavement, 6 rooms ami sleeping porch, on east side, garage. Small payment down, balance like rent, l'hone 419-H or 286. 203 FOR BALE 7-room furnished house, wotidshed and garage, on good bt. Call 406 lieatty street. 205 FOR SALE New 5-room bungalow. Ijige lot. Urick and stone, tile con struction. Our. Park and Dakota. Phone 107-R or call 618 Dakota. 207 FOR SALE the fine Collins home nt 1417 West Main street, six rooms, basement, heating plant, hardwood floors, fireplace, nice shrubbery, double garage, cement floor. Now vacant. Will sacrifice. Four-Site Realty Agency. 20C FOR SALE1-- New 5 room modern bungalow, small payment down. Balance like rent. Would consider good used car as part payment. In quire 1022 W. 4th. l'hone 1110. 205 FOR SALE New 4-room house oil Vancouver uve. Lots of built-lns, fire place, large basement anil heating plant. Phono 391-X or c:fll at 1UO0 East 11th. ' 207 FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 12 acres, cheap, mile out. Terms. H. N. Lofland. Phone 470-R. , , 204 I FOR SALE OR LEASE 100 aero ranch. Fruit and alfalfa. Oood 1 house alld barn. Close in. - See C. I If. Brown. . 204 FOll KAT,R Improved 9-ncro plneo, U mllo from OUndulo, or will Irnitn for properly In or nonr Medford. Clifford Butty, Olendalo, OreKOti. - - 205 POU 8ALR OR TUADK About 6 Peres, Pacific highway, I-'our mllos from Medford, with 4-room house, ' situated in Oak drove. Good Bcur Creole bettoni land. Burn, uilo, poultry huurie, etc. All Irrigated. AVHl exchange for Medford prop erty. Addrewi H. H., Mull Tribune. 204 FOR SALE Dnlry and fruit ranches. Jirge and small tracts. City prop erty. J. B. Johnston. Phine 606-J. 211 FOR SALIO One, two and three ncre tracts, on KinpH highway. Ooort terms. Phonn dGS-K-3. tf FOR SALK Several farms, good val ues, easy terms, Interest . O. C. Boggs, Atty fuo State Land Board. tf FOR 8 A T JO TO KKTTLK KKTvVTK E. K. Anderson ranch, Talent, Ore. One of the oldest ranches Jackson county, lies center of Tulent Irriga tion District with Anderson creek through oentcr, excellent dralnugu own water right, mostly bgttum land. 2f7 acres, all in cultivation, dairy farm for yeain. Just right for sitli-dlvldlng. Pear orchards all around farm. Jarge burns, threo houses, flowing well spring, macadam roads, one mile from mil road nnd Pacific highway. Ashland property of lato George N. Anderson, city home, brick block, IoIh near high school, timber laud and acreage on Wagner creek, 167 acres ranch on Anderson creek next above Bailey place; gar den land, fruit, pears, peaches, ap ples, plums, " vines, blackberry, grapes, etc. Enough wood to pay for place. Good roads, fine pasture land. Hell cheap if taken at once, 63 ncres, $1500. Fenced forty seven acres under Eagle Point Ir rigation canal. Ditch and head gates const rueted, good drulnage, two miles from Eagle Point on corner two county roads. For sale or Kent, One thousand acres early cattlo range, fenced, living springs Into troughs, lfiO acres hay land, two million feet tlm .her, eve.n miles north Ashland, on Antelope Slope. F. M. Carter, Trustee. Anhlft!id, Oregon. 208 Old Fashioned Gasoline i . ...... - General Oas is the kind sold before the gasoline shortage, when the gravity , law. was re pealed. JONES & KIRKPATRICK Beal Service Station dW By Gorg'e McJanus THREE TICKET) NtW VJHERE CT QUT OF TIN'S TOWN rxers POIt 8AI.K At'TOMOmtlCS VOU KALE Pl'lvnto party will rlfk-e lale- moilel Hudson, and J'arkard tlump truek. 54T-.M eve. 2U4 FOR SALE A real bargain, J924 Ituiclt Master Six in perfect condi tion. $150 worth of extra equip ment, for SS50. Inquiro lit l.ill O'llaras' Cigar Store. 110 E. Main. 203 'OR SALE -Or trade for llbt closed ror. Wlllvs Krlglt -passenger car. J. 1-:. Danlells. Murphy, O.-o. 203 FOR SALE Dodgo car In good con dition, cheap. Inquire Medford Auto Wrecking Co. 2 04 FOK SALE 1 Mi ton Special" O. M. C. truck. Wallace Woods Lbr. Yard. Phone 108. tf FOU SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Hood cow, 1922 model, come fresh In February. Call 254. 204 FOR SALE Airdale puppies. Phone 132-L. 205 FOR SALE Police dog pups, finest bred pups ill the II. S. Priced to sell. 503 S. Central. 208tt FOR KALE mood true team nnd harness. Cheap. Itert Nichols, R. 4. Phone 19-F-22. 204 FOR SALE Eight extra good cows. Fresh and coming fresh ut once. M. Walsh, on South Peach street. Just outside city limits. 201 lilt FOR SALE OR TRADE Chenp. One saddle pony. Oentlo. Phono 639-R. 243 FOR SALE 900 bond good breeding ewes. Write Alex Anderson. Iti-ownsboro, or phone 12-F-23, Medford. 204 FOR 8ALI5 MlStrai.LANKOUS FOR BALE llennett seedling apliles at l.ler dryer. 20!) FOR SALE OR RENT -Furnlturn for 8-rotm house. A bargain, if tuken ut once. 311 North Central Ave. 204' FOR SALE Old violin. hone 4nr-Y. 204 FOU HAT,rcLnrKP black wnlnuts. fiOc iiunny Back. BrliiK, sack and plclt them up. Mrs. C. 0. Wu Iters, Tal ent, Oregon. 203 FOU RAMS OK TUAOT; Hulky plow, good condition. Phono 846-V. 205 FOIi HA UK 5-tubo rnillo sol, . cost Will noil for $35. Includes 1 detector tube. Oun bo stfen at 208 Clark street. 203 FOU 8AI.R Bolld onk dining-room set. Must be sold ut once. Leav ing town. An absolute baruitln. Phone 207-M. 211 Vitncouvor Ave. 203 FOU HAT.K llonullflll house on Oldn moblle truck. A-l condition, l'hone 341-J-l. FOU 8AI.R Child's crib, leather tritvelinK la. oak rhlrfonliM. mk liookcnse, oak sideboard, flat top desk, ,1 itood ranges, wooil healers, . brass bird caife, broad axe, mumti-r ftiiixl tableu. Tho Medford Kx chango. 2U3 FOR 8AI.IC About nix tons of fancy Biupcs at 4c. Dell Vineyard. 203 FOR 8AI.K Sturges reed baby bug gy, lid. Knunelt Crist, Foots deck, Oold 11111, It. 1. 204 FOR HAT.K Two slightly used H. 8. cord ilres. 3(1x3 '4, 1200 mllo guar antee. 11 (12 Court. lit. 8levcns. In fiulro Ilerrydale Htoro. 203 FOR 8A LE Grocery. Used brick. East Hide 187tf FOR RAI.K Ccrclfled Federation seed wheat. Qeo. Hilton. l'hone 49S-H. 108 BUsiNKhN lUKiccrroit MAHCKM.'S RADIUM ORK Mineral The great nerve and blood build er. Thousands testify to its mer its. You can't bo sick when your blood is pure. Seo Mrs. J, A. ICver Otis, exclusive . .luckson county agent, 20G Wlllamott. Dig .ign on Vancouver. '1'hono 397-Y, 211) 1922 Pord Touring New Cord Tires Hassler Shocks Thoroughly Reconditioned A good buy $200.00 C. E.Gates Auto Co. (MM L '8 rani? nrn WWCrf -(OUR. CRlP-MOTHl-.l' we. rc. LtA(5LE TOQE BUSINESS DIRECTORY Accoanianfa HEWITT ft 8C1IKNCK Accountant, and Income Tux Adviseis. Idedford HuUiiliiK. 1'hono 326. Auctioneer VV. H. WISI.TY. Auctioneer. Phono 551. Auction sale at Uttzen's barn every Huturdny. I buy furniture or Belt it on commission. Abstractors MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Ab stracts of Title, Title Insurance. Rooms 3 and 5, Xo. 32 North Cen tral Ave., upstairs. JACKSON COUNTV ABSTRACT OO. Abstracts of Title and Title Insurance Tho only complete Title System la Jackaoo Coanty. A. -E. i KBLIjOOQ . Abstractor of Titles. Gold Hill, Oregon. Reliable Jackson County Abstractor. Over twenty years' experience in the couny. Phone 6-J-2 Oold Hill. tt Attorney. RE A. VIES & RAMES Lawyer, of fice In Liberty Building. Building Supplies and Roofing STANDARD ROOFING AND BUILD ERS SUPPLY Co. Build up Roof ing. Ashland Granite Top. 15 year' guarantee.. Best grade of roof pa ' per cement. Pressed brick, plain and faced wull blocks, fire place brick, all colors. All material Class A. Port land Beaver Cement tor sale. As phalt by ton. barrel or pound. Tele phone 738-X. Chiropractic Physicians DR. A. R. HEDGES Noo-EclectU .Physician. DR. LOUISE) K HEDGES Naturopathic Chira. praetor. Mechano-Therapy, Spon. dylotherapy, Food Scleno, Chlro practice. Office: Stewart Bldg 255 E. Main St. Phones: Offlo 170: Res. 170-J-S. ' , DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chlroprsetlu Nerve s:sclalist, Office hour. 9-12, 2-1, 203-206 Liberty 'Bldg, Offlo Phone 580. Res. phone 1027. Dentists DR. O. J. JOHNSON Dentist. Phon. 669. Kes. 776. Office hours a. m. fi p. m. Evening and Sunday bf appointment. . Expert Acoounuint WILSON AUDITING CD. B. M. Wil son, c. P. A. Attention given to anything In accounting and Iiifom. Tax requirements. Look Intu out simplified accounting method. I erty Bldg.. Medford. Phon. 117-fck Insurance EARL S. TUMY All forms of Insur ance. Fire, Auto, Llfo, Accident, Bonds. Phone 402. 20 Liberty , Bin. Money to Loan J. B. ANDREWS -Buys and , sells IiiuriKUKcs aiu luuus inuiioy un piuu security. 81 N. Grape SU Phon. 63-M. 34 Monnments THE OREGON GRANITE CO. Monuments. E. A. Hick.. General Manager. P. M. Kershaw 8sle Manager. 302 No. Front St. Med ford. tf Osteopaths DR. F. O. CARLOW, DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW Osteopathic Physicians, 416-418 Liberty Bid. Phone 904-J-l. Residence 2 6 South Laurel St. Pin no Instruction FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher of ' Piano and Harmony. Studio lit Liberty Bldg., Phone 72. Printers and Publisher. MEDFORD PRINTING CO., has to best equipped printing oftlc. la Southern Oregon., Book t binding, loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, eto. Portland prices. 27 N. Fir St, Sralo Impairing EXPERT SCALE REPAIRING, re flnishlng, Installations and Inspne tlons. Guriritnteod service. Fred D. Adnma, 608 E. Main street Phon. 1184. Transfer BADS TRANSFER ft STORAGE CO. Office 22 North Front St. Phon 815. Price, right. Service fuaran' teed. 1 DAVIS TRANSFER STORAOB Co. Anything moved, day or night. Service guaranteed. 2D 8. Grape. Phone 644, or residence 1060. Upholstering J. WEI8 -Upholstery, Manufacturlr Of overstuffed furniture. Full lln of materials. Draperies made 16 ' order. We-do all kind, of uphol stering. We deliver and will call and show sample. . Phot 208 Jacksonville, Ore. Window Ctoener LET GEORGE DO IT. Was and eel. lsh your floors, clean your house. Janitor service for offices and build ings, (too. A. Beely. PkB 111. ri firvt VT 1 TRNH , CM ST