Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 23, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text6? I'AGB TWO MKDF0H1) MATlPTtTRUJIft. MEDFOffcl), OftFJrtN". NfOXDAV. 'KoVTfBKR 23. lOW .A. o 3 Zocaland . ' Personal f Mm. Dean C. Polndexter of Klam- j Ttohert H. Holmes of Kunene, tmv-t Mr. and Mrs. C. E. TerrJll and aon nth Kalis was one of the visitor)! In oMtiK freight undv panne iiKr agent Daiton Terrill, are to be wek Sid Mtdfurd from the former city ywiter- -with the Southern Pacific railroad, house guests of Air. and Airs. Glenn day. returned to that (ty lost niht. after Terr II I of Klamath Falls. The visitors Will have nice fat young turkeys having spent .several days visiting are residents of Medford and make and chickens at Public Market Tues- friends and relatives In this city and frequent visits with their son and day, November 24th. H. Nutu-r. Central Point. j daughter-in-law. Klamuth News. i 210 Havo up your money bo you can buy , -rt..nni a. ..,i. Fifty head of milk cows for sale 'a lot at the Itealty Hoard sale of city trttinlnif In mUslc is notonTy for child ren rive years old and up but for all Malone will make their, home In this city. 50 down, 20lf The coldest weather of the winter f iieason so far came last nifcht with a some fresh and balance coming fresh lots, December 1st, Only . minimum ot zi acgrees, anu inis cum buuij, ovrm-yn umi nueniHi-yn. uk u. mmiico fiu a inuiun. .v-u wno wjHn a jhorough knowledge of 7 MLUUiHM.,cu - me county ouaget commuieo wm tne rundamentals of music. Taught other heavy fog, much of which had across Hear Creek from county farm, hold a final meeting at the city hall n clasesa of five Mrs A B Goff 1 lifted by noon. The present chilly .First come, first served. 214 jln Jacksonville Tuesday, the 24th of Room 1-2-4, Hparta building.' Cali ' snup Is probably about over.. as thfl! Hnlomon Wheeler. 69. for muiiV X'ovcmliPr At 1 n m. 2(J7tf Xfrwii.u n ...... n n e , prediction for tomorrow is for Talr years employed as superintendent of -While narked near the Elks temple 214, and Mrs. Charleton S. Currin. and one H and probably warmer weather. The the federal f!nh hutoherleu df the i ' .. i..J thi.u vM ri, - ..... ' of flio most attractive cliis of the J highest temperature of Sunday was northwest, died recently at Carver. H(l(iiy j,(lJi wa8 Htolen by joy rWer8i dent at the Oregon Agricultural col-!?"nKtT "et ls secretary o hi negroes. 4 , , . ' Wheeler had spent most of his who .ft it at)ttinir on Front street lege, arrived here last niirht to snend . -Jj' lt:. Vawnaffen in mo ciiy vitn un in-xVhoI. As a surprise to their scores of friends In Klamath Falls Is the an nouncement of tho marriage of M1h Dorothy Currin to Otto F. Nichols, which occurred last night at S o'clock nt tho home of Rev. and Mrs. Arthur ; I... HIce. ltev. Itlce read the ring ceremony in the presence of a few in tlmato friends of the couple. Mrs. Nichols Is the daughter of Mr. 1 his office has a place to offer a lff0 in Clackamas county. , young man to learn the trade. Apply, (Jtt your Christmas hand made person. Ill Rlfu ond dreiM,making at the Daisy Hemstitching, buttongVcovered, t Hhop. Phone 1067. 221 r the Handicraft Shop, tf CurnDra and 8avIngs bank will be ' Dr. Jouett P, Bray leaves tonight given to every person who starts a for Itny, Ariz., a mining town near savings account with the Northern . . Phoenix, to conduct evangelistic see- savings and Loan Association before j vices for his brother, who Is pastor , November 2tth. Bee display at Mod- of a church at Ilay. Dr. Uray will re- ford Ihftrmacy. 1 21 , turn homo shortly before Christmas. Mr and Mrfl EMn R Crutchfleld The Northern Savings & Loan As and son, who were visitors at tho )' soctatfon will give a camera and sav- home of Mr. and Mrs. 10. C. Gaddls, j ,j ings bank to every person starting have returned to their homo In Port- I their savings account with us during land. ! this week. See our display at Med-j Your car needs Monamotor oil. ford Pharmacy. 211PhlpH Auto Park Service. 210 , Lessons given n oil painting, water Turkeys wanted. Johnson Produce !g coiors, or cnina aecorauon. can mrs. i q0 tf Vivian Norman aBrton ' at Palmer's j .Californlans registered at local ho U Studio, or 821 Y. , tels include Miss Klla Lutho and ltoy Tho company which plays tho Snider of Hayward, Mr. and Mrs. it. "What Price Glory attraction at tho w. Deebe and A. S. Whlto of Berkeley, J? Cratcrinn tonight will arrive In the W. E. Kavateer, Miss Kvelyn Miner '. city at 6 p. m. today from Ilcddlng, and Shirley Kavateer of Dlnuba, Mr. ' Calif., where the play was presented and Mrs. John Andrews of Kcno, Mr. Saturday night, and Mrs. A. C. Baker of Redding, Mr. Sweet potatoes 3 o per lb. Johnson and Mrs. hi. S. Ford of Stockton, O. who left it sotting on Front street lege, arrived, hero last night to spend 7 ,.htt aKnageii in the c i.w.t,a..n u ihto th Thnnbaifiuin., k ,.i . .i .. . ....(, "all. Mr. Nichols whs formerly w morniiiif ' t lives. , itne Cratfir Iake Stage company, and Ask your dealer for Foss Rogue W. C. Schaefer, Dentist. Ex brand Oregon Franquette walnuts, traction specialist. Dental X-ray, Gas home grown And properly cured. 212 nd locftl anaesthetic. Phono 1117, Architectural drafting. W. N. Jew- 42fi Medfnrrt Bldg. tf ett, 200 First National Bank Bldg. 231 Two building permits were granted John S. Orth, cashier of the Med- odtty;4?"e to mhur V. Produce Co. 241 N. Fir street. 215 i Radio Wet A. and 73. batteries re L charged, called for and delivered. 7 .Williams & McCurley. tf r Mont of tho Medford hunters who spent the week . end in hunting wild j geese and ducks in the Klamath T country, report having enjoyed fine j sport, and returned home with bag I limits. '' Palmer's Photo Btudlo makes' the best pictures. ' 1 tf T. G. Heine, M. D., physician and j ' surgeon. Eye, ear, nose, throat. . f Glasses fitted. 314 Liberty building, j 222 I Hotel guests here from a distance j , Include Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Mose of I Denver, George 8. Overton, E. J. Hun- ter and Andrew Miller of New York City, Udward. Law and O, P. Peterson of Virginia City. Nev., and Mr. and Mrs. It: P. Morton of Butte, Mont. . . ' Screen doors at Wallace Wood's i Lumber Yard.' Cor. East Main and Genesee. 88U .; Let me write your fire Insurance. J :Carl Y. Tengwald, Holland Blug.. j Phone 993. tf i f John V. Bonnes of the firm of Ben ir.tiati and, Herzog of Portland, architects I' 6n tho Southern Oregon Normal school and Mr. Tranchell of the firm , 'of Tranchell and Parellus of Portland, j. who were awarded the general con- structlon contract on the school, are I in Asniana loaay, making nnai prep F, Ohlstrom and A. C. Nelson of Mc Cloud, Mr, and Mrs. L. I. Bloom, A. H.Forboes and Mr. and Mrs. E. T. McDowell of win Francisco and K. J. Schmaelz, 1L T. MeU and C. Boxer of Los Angeles. We are equipped to do the highest class of machine work and motor re conditioning. Rffterslde Garage. 190tf Have you stp the Medford gem stones.-1 If not call at 422 Park ave. Post card will bring them to your door. A. D. Barrell. 228 J. W. Carr and family are auto tourists from Newberry, Mich., in the city. today enroute to Eugene, where they plan to locate permanently. For Rent House, 808 Bennett ave. 5 rooms, sleeping porch, partly fur nished. Garage. $30 per month. 210tf Exclusive ladles' ?ehop hair bob Ing, marcelling, manicuring, facials and scientific scalp treatments. The Roguo, 423 Medford building, phone 094 for appointments. 212 Two minor auto collisions were re ported at tho police station over the week end, one ten miles north of the city and the other within its limits. H. A. Poltay of Los Angeles, collided With a Shell oil truck this mornln on tho overhead crossing near Tolo, while Miss I. J. McWllliams of Ash land collided Saturday on South Rlv ersido near Eighth street with a car registered to J. F. Lawrence, tho Jew eler. Beautiful new patterns In Engllith ford National bank of Medford, with Dr. L. Bundy. a prominent Medford physician, Is in the city for several days to hunt In tho Tule lake country. Orth and Dr. Bundy arrived yester day . shortly after noon. Klamath News. A full house of useful and beauti ful Christmas goods, priced right. At the New Variety Store. French-Estes, 31 N. Bartlett. 212 Fancy Yuklma Gem potatoes, $8.60 per 100 lbs. Delivered any place In Catholic church parish hall on South Oakdale, and tho other to Mrs. Cora L. Beers for the erection of a four room residence on South Ivy near 1 2th street, at an approximate cost of $1250. Fresh San Juan lime, 13.76 per bbl. Big Pines Lumber Co. 181tf .Daniel Bowernmn, local news editor of the Jackson- County News, Is among Medford residents who spent the week end in the Kagle Point dls- t. duce Co. 241 N. Fir atr'oet. Phono 97.1, n?,;m,lnif fT1" of, f"un?: '"on t(, training In music )h not only for , , children five- years old and up. but Out or town OrCRoninns nrrlvlnff In for all who wlsh a ,hol.OUKh know. the city Sunday and reBUttered at tho lcilBe of the tup(inmt.ntals ot musk.. hotels Include Mr. and Mrs. Thomas TaUBh, )n e'ln.-.. f flv Mr.. a r now Is in the automobile business. Mr. nnd Mrs. Xichols are at home : to their many friends In the Hobup . apartments on .Meulo Way. Klamath : Falls News. ) Otto Nirhols is the son of Mr. nnd Mrs. C. V. Nichols, living on Locust utt'lMt xtn.ir..,..! ' LOS AXC1KLI2S Mrs. Ulllan llarte ! who says she murrled Klchurri Hret I llurte in New l'orlc six years ago, lms cabled relatives abroad expressing her wltilr that her husband be burled be side his grandfather, the American author, Urct llaite In Surrey. Eng land. Hlchurd Hret Hart committed suicide In 1'arls several days ago aftw a quarrel with a woman. I. Chupman and Kenneth Evans of KuBeno, W, M. Ivl and Glen Dickey of Hhorldan, A. A. Hunt of Hnlem, nnd the following from Portland: Mr. and Mis. J. Phout, It. J. West, Mr. nnd Mrs. L. I Johnson. Hen Mitch ell, IT. . Dickinson. C. 1). l.hllson, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. lirown. Pat Ileed. Phillip Hack, F. Aithoff, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Pratt, II. 1.. Wuodln, Wurdo Johnson, Win. Swedberg, M. It. Ual fiiger, Mrs. I'l. W. Terrill and Oscar II. HJorge. 1 Clean cotton rags wanted at Mall Tribune office. tf 1 TURIN A speed of 100 miles nn i hour to test a new nutomoblle Inven tion is threatening seriuus results lor tleorge (.'hiribirl, car manufacturer. There was a collision and he was bad ly hurt. Ooff. Rooms .1-2-4, Sparta Hulldlng. Call Monday and Tuesday.. Hours 2-5. 214 Tho American Legion golf course i will bo more adapted to winter play this year If the present system of I drainage is successfully completed. I Several men nt present nro digging (Itches at the side of the fairway and are progressing favorably, according to Leo Oarlock, secretary of the golf course committee of tho local Legion post. Most any variety of apples, good quality, fl per box delivered. John- C'rutcr Lake Chapter No. 82 Hpeclal convocation Tues day, November 24th. 7:30 p. m. M. E. M. Degree. 211' we pay ior usnes ana sen uin BOn ppndnc On tf cheap. Brown & White Agency, Inc. visitors from the state of Washing. ton at locnl hotels Include Mr. and tf The American Nationnl bank, sue cessful bidder for 1160,000 worth of Mrs. H. J. Holder of Spokane, Mr. nnd Mrs. F. S. Horton of Tacoma, Mr. Klamatn Falls street paving bonus, ttml Mra T L Klng of Centrniai anA that It would refuse to take delivery of tho bonds because of alleged ille- I a rations for starting construction on I . tha now Institution. Although neither t dlnnerwnre. Let us explain to you I Mr. T.ro.ncholl nor Mr. Bonnes have about the doforred payment plan, and I mado-a statement as to when the ac-! about the sot of six star cut goblets felual construction work will start on I wo aro Riving free with tho first j tho first unit of tho school. It is be- , twelve sets. Japanese Art Store. 212 J lieved that equipment for tho work With our .eastern connection we are I Will arrivo here early next week, and (able to pay the trappers St. Louis 5 that within a tew days the actual prices for furs. Johnson Produce Co i construction operntlons will bo under, 241 N. Fir street. t: I wayAthland .Tidings: . . David lllcken, warehouse foreman If It's not a large, long, pointed with tho Crater National forost, Is walnut nnd fairly dried, It's no$ the confined at his home suffering with fohh Franquette. 212 , innuenza. We will loan In Medford all monies jj saved with us here. Btart your nc u count now. 8oo us at Medford Phnr macy. Northern Savings A Loan As- sorintlon. 211 I, Carl Natwlck, of Baglo Point, ar- rested some time ago, while driving a jl car In an alleged intoxicated condition P was fined $100 on his plea of guilty In ' Judge Ulcnn O. Taylor's court Innt (j Week. To make room for Christmas stock ji wo aro closing out our silk hosiery at j 29c, 49c and 8i)c. Sale starts Katur t day morning, Japanese Art Store, .i 2I2. j Does your Ford start hard? Have A tho magneto recharged, $1. River-: I side Oarage. 132 S. Riverside. ! ,i Mlrtfj Dorothy Brown, a student ati f tho University of Oregon, Is expected t- homo today for tho week, 30x3V4 cord tiros, $10.45. Phlppa Auto Park Service. 216 We have room for some dead stor age for the winter. Low rental. Rlv orslde Oarage. 182 S. Riverside, tf M. M. Herman, Paul Barron nnd E. Shuss are local sportsmen who re turned from the Klamath country last evening after a successful duck hunt. tVti have a market for any quunil- ly of vwil weighing under 160 puund:i must bo fat nnd have liver attached. Johnson 1'rodure Co., 241 N. Fir street. Phone BT. tf Carl Jeschke, the old reliable watch maker, Is back at work with tho as sistance of Mr. Williamson, at Flcht- ner s Oarage. 211 Mr. and Mrs. IX, A. Fall in aro vis llors from hero In Portland for sev eral days, whero Mr. Full In Is attend Ing to business' matters at tho head offico of the. Southern Pacific, com R?r 1 Let us help you with your. Thanksgiving Dinner. We are offering a number of specialties . appropriate for the season i; 'mere is no ne'ter place to buy your t pas and oil than Phtpps Auto Park pany. J Service. 2151 The Realty Board sale of city lots ; - Largo cotton rags wanted a Mull i will be your last chance to buy paved f Tribune office. , lots nt tho old prices. 50 down, bal r- aneo $10 a month. 209tf Number one sugar pine shakes nt Fnher's. Central Point 212 Contrnct has been let by downtown merchants for the Christmns decora tlon of tho business section, accord Ing to announcement mado by the trndo department of tho Chamber of Commerce. Cedar garlands will bo Ifting from lamppost to lamppost and large wreaths will ho placod on each post. Portland Oregoniun, Oysters are now being served at CrowHun'a confectionery and cafe. 182if We pay for ashen and sell dirt cheat. Brown A White Agency, Inc. tf Joshua Oreon, a speedy motorist from Seattle, forfeited a $25 cash ball In Judpu Ulcnn O. Taylor's court this forenoon, when ho fulled to appear to nnswor a chnrgo of speeding pre ferred against him by State Traffic Officer J. J. McMnhon. Many of those who have purchased city lots at the present prices have mode 35 to 50 per cenL profit on their Invest men t. Why not you, I .ast chance December 1, $50 down, bal ance $10 a month. 30! 4tf Tho county court has Issued an or der with reference to tho weight of loads on county roads. The order takes effect nt once. 1(1.500 pounds will be the maximum weight of loads and vehicles on paved roads. On new macadam roads built during 1925, tho maximum will be 10.000 pounds. On alt dirt rondn tho maximum weight Is fixed nt 3000 pounds. 207 tf Alcohol for radiators. Cheapest and best. Jones A Klrkpatrlck. tf Mrs. l.eer Fayo is a business vis itor In tho city today from Iho Phoe nix dlNlrlit. Have your brakes equalized and put In shape before the sklddy season comes. We sperlallziOln brake work Riverside Oarage. 190tf We are now serving oysters In a variety of styles. Crowson's, Wat ford's popular sweet shop, 182tf The COLONIAL Southern Oregon's . f Finest Bakery I I w. F. llohrbaeh, T. H. Louell, E. s. Canton nnd V. K. Dorman of .Seattle. The Dlinnlni SvHtnm nf fminrtnlinn gality In the proceedings which led up training in music Is not only for child to tho opening of the bids for bonds, five years old and but for flH The alleged mistake In legal proced- wno whm a thorough knowledge of ure Is that five dnys had not elapsed I tho fundamentals of music. Taught from the time of Introduction of bond j m ciaBBQ9 of fJvo. Mr A K f,nff Rooms 1-2-4-, Sjiarta building. Call Monady and Tuesday. Hours 2-5. 214 Mr. and Mrs. R. IS. Towno arrived here this forenoon from Salem to visit relatives for a short time. No cars of apples or pears were shipped out yesterday, following the one car of apples shipped east Satur- ordlnnnces to their passage. Through this error, tho bank claims, the bonds aro illegal. Klamath Falls Herald. Our shop abounds In many special values which wo cannot enumorato. Qlfts that aro original and distinctive. Be the first to make your selection at tho Handicraft Shop. 212 W. II. Crawford of the Copco new industrial departments, returned yea- day Ali f(ir tho year ly2- s c()n business trip to San Cerned tho fruit season is over. terday from Francisco. Screen doors at Wallace Woods Lumber yard, corner B, Main and Qenesee. 88 Mrs. F. fl. Lynns of the Happy Camp country Is spending several days In the city with friends. H. N. Lofland Bells Ellington pianos. 210 Mrs. C. S. Colo has accepted a por tion In the dental office of Dr. B. R. Utllott in tho Medford building. Large Block of victor records at Palmer's Music storo. tf Details are lacking In this city of a rumored bad auto accident near the summit of the Oreensprlng mountain road Saturday night, which according to the story in circulation here today consisted of a Chevrolet touting car going nt high speed striking a stump at tho side of the road, wrecking tho cur and hurling through tho wind shield the driver, who was taken to a KlaniHth Fulls hospilul where bis In juries wore dressed. Fresh llmo $2.75 per barrol. Med ford Lumber Co. 209 tf Mrs. D. J. Strauss Is among the vis itors from tho Sams Valley district here this forenoon. Let Imq at tne Men's Shop measure you for that $37.50 tailored-to-mens- ure suit Satisfaction guaranteed. l!)3tf If any Eugene resident Is contem plating going to Florida, he had bet ter plan to Uvo In the southern stnte many months without his personal be longings and household goods, If the experience of u local family Is of any profit. Mrs. W. M. Davis, who left today for Miami, was notified by freight officials beforo leaving that her goods would not bo shipped until sho got permission from Florida of ficials, nnd that after tho goods ar rived at their destination It would be several months before they could be unloaded. The frclghtmen went on explain that at present 35.000 loaded freight enrs are standing on , the trucks in Florida, duo to the rush- I ng business, lOugeno Ounrd. Screen doors at Wallace Wood's .umber Yard. Cor. East Main and I Oenesee. 88tf American Legion members from all t parts of the valley are expected to be I on hand tonight to take In the big Le gion meeting at the Armory. A fine ! program will Include nn advance ' showing of tho Armistice day cele- I ration motion pictures and other In-i cresting films of local scenes. There , will also bo nomination of officers and i a special business meeting of the "40 . nd 8" society of the American Lo lon will be held after the regular 'glon meeting. Fancy .Yakima Gem potatoes, $3.50 per 100 lbs. Delivered any place In Uy, quality guaranteed. Johnson roduce Co., 141 N. Fir streot. Phono 7. tf larenco Phillips, P. Medley and Frank Stillson returned last evening from the Klatnath country, where they ad spent a short time on a successful durk and goose hunt. The geese are eavy nnd flying hl-h. I Try that big milk shake at DeVoe's. . tf WEDDING BELLS J. A. Mulonc and. Mitts Mattic Ste vens, well known local residents, were quietly married Friday evening by Rev. K. p. Lawrence in the presenco of a few friends ami relatives only, tho ring ceremony being used. The happy couple loft the fullowlng mor ning for San Francisco and other bay cities to spend a short honevmtmn Tho bride 'is a daughter of a pio neer family and is n member of the clerical force at the county clerk's ofrice ut Jacksonville. The groom Is an employe of the Johnson Produce company and hits lived for many t years in this section. Following their rftiirn from California, Mr. and Mrs, I Peacock; Nut Coal Just 'Right for" Cook Stoves. ' Aberdeen Utah . Lump Coal and Diamond Briquets for Heaters, Furnaces, Fireplaces, Etc. See Us FOR SERVICE t rtAKSEN COAL fcn PHONE 239 MEDFOKD 7fie Answer to the Burning Guesiiot For Stiff Joints and Creaky Knees ' Pharmacists say. that when all other so-called remedies fail Joint Kase will surely succeed. Its for Joint ailments only that la! why you are advised (o use It for sore, painful, Inflamed, rheumatic joints. , Joint-Kane IlmlicVs up the joints Is clean and penetrating and iiuick re sults are assured Sixty cents a tube at druggists everywhere. Always rememher, when Jolnt-Kase gets in Joint misery gets out quick. ' Biggest Selling Joint Remedy in the World if i Tr?;iTis,3rp ll I . i Any insurance policy is good until the loss ! 1 SIA-Holmes, The Insurance I Since 1909 Phone-4' vlan . : FORD SEDAN good condition $20000 The Busy Corner Motor Co. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. KOU l!i:.T Kurnlkhnl npurimcni 1 roonm ami twitli. nt 146 a. Ivy. ln qulre 111 Uuln-I iii-eel. Ill LOST On Jnckiinn atrial, ilni-tiniie rontnlnlnff two pnlis iIi-pm punt.., ilrlver'a lloetme hi one pair. Ili-wiml. Hurry 0111, SOS Apple itrvvl. iO) TRUE FRIEND SPRAYER LIBERAL STOCK OP PAET3 - Also Bargains in Used Tractors and Sprayers BILL' TRACTOR SHOP ft6 North Riverside Phone 1010 A HUNT'S , T fi U'.: k f Craterian ioelrl 8:30 Curtain , mm With Emmett Corrigan and.30. Other. -.'.j ( i$ SEATS NOW SELLING! Prices, Including Tax: $2.75, S2.20, $1.(5,$1.10, JL . ' TOMOREOV MATINEE AND NIGHT! CONNIE TALMADGE in her smartest comedy "Her Sister From Paris" , ' With Ronald Colman Turkey or Roast You want the tenderest and the sweetest meat that the market affords for your ' Thanksgiving dinner! Turkey Roast Lamb Roast Beef " Roast Pork ,..'.' . Chicken " Frompt deliveries!!!' 7 order in! good time! You are assured of heing well satisfied here, no matter what your choice, and the price is well within reason. . Mfodel Meat Market f Tree Delivery . , , ' . Phone 325 FLOWERS FOR THE THANKSGIVING TABLE Make. Your Selections From Our Flower Shop and Order Early Cyclamen 75c and up Primroses .65c and up perns...... 50c and up Fresh Cut Flowers for Your Table CHRYSANTHEMUMS CARNATIONS ROSES VIOLETS SWEET PEAS SNAPDRAGONS, ETC. Special Delivery Service MONARCH Seed & Feed Co. Your Seedsmen Freth Cut Flowers WE ARE MANUFACTURERS OF Doors, Screens, Windows and Sash Window and Door Frames, Mouldings, Cabinets of All Kinds Our Constant Aim Is to Keep Our Quality and Prices Absolutely Right : Do Not Order From Out-of-Town Concerns Before Letting Ua Figu e on Vour Bill. TROWBRIDGE CABINET WORKS MEDFORD A MODERN MILL OREOON o o if