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Newspaper Page TextPTOE SEVEN BRINGING UP FATHER . . By George McManui FOR SALI: LIVESTOCK KOU SAI.K A nice Jciwy hull calf. -1. C. Latham, 7 ."' Slew art avenue. 1.1J ArFJvroRD' NnCTTJj.TRmTjyE, metvfo'rtv OT?F,nrNr, MpyriAY, srrrrsT ; 20. mz. THE MARKETS POUTLAND, On-., Auk. 20. id1! ! Caiilo and cnlvoH Uoeeiptfl llt-'i'i enillo; 2X5 . calvnn, inetiidlne; T-t di- rent or hilled thru. Heifers, liulls strniiK to 2to higher, oiher claKo I uleady. . steeps i non-U so pood fcl L.IO-f- M.ittt; do (!r.i-1100 Dm.). ur.od $1 t.T.'.fi lU.fiiP. do MIA and up) mediums $i o.T.i 'fi n.r.o; iio common- S9.00S! lO.T.'i. METPKRH (Sr.O His. down). Rood 9.7"i 10: do common to mod in m ...".U'f 9.;.'i. COWS. Rood SS. :.".( 9.2;.; do' rnmt ion and medium TS.Tr.; do. low culler Suffl. .MULLS' (yearling excluded). Kfi id beef ST. .10 Tv S,iM: do, miller in medium Sii..10'ii7.."iO. ' CALVES (..100 lbs. down), me- ; (Hunt to choice $nri ii: do, cull to common 7.."i0ff ii; ehoice il'J.i a-l.r.n; do medium .s I 2 Ti I .l.ftu : cull I to i-uininon s.s.fi) Til:;. liOOS ltecelpts Ul'O includliiK C;:: direct or billed thru, Until- , weight liuifhei's st mm; to 2"e ', IiiKher. Heavyweight l';10-;irH lbs.), medium to choice sio..lotfi 1 2.7 ": medium weight ( 2'Hi-i'.1f lbs. I. medium lo choice .S11.."V0V ; 13: lightweight timi-l'MO lbs.), me-; dliim in choice S 1 3 1 3..10 ; lipht ! lights i:to-I)ii lbs.), medium lo j choice si I ,ro f 13; pnckiiiR sows.: rough and smooth S'l.'.dfi la. .10, ' slaUKhiei jiiRs (90-1 :iu lbs.), mc- ' dium to choice SI I ft l:;: feeder; it ml Mocker pips (70-130 lbs.), me- ! (Hum lo choice Sllffjl-. (Suit or nily.hojrs find rousting piws exclud- ci I in above -(iiotutlnnH.) SHEEP AND LAMMS Receipts ' D 1 r owo.s. strong to SI. 00 higher. Lambs (f4 lbs. down); Rood to choice SKI.7r,f( 12.2.1; do l!)2 lbs. down), medium' S9.7.1'i Kl.7.1; do J full weights) cull to coinmon ss.fi" ' flc9.7r.; yearling wethers (110' lbs. down), medium to choice ST.TiO'fr t 9: ewes (120 lbs. down), medium lo choice S4i: do (.120-1'tO lbs.) medium to choice $3 "ft ,1; do (all welRhts), cull to common $2i 3. Prmlurc PORTLAND, (tie.. Aiik. 20 Wholesale prices. IM'TTJ'U Steady, I'nrllnnd dairy exclnLTiRe net wholesale prices (Cubes): Extras, 4Sc; .stan dards 'lii'.-jc; prime firsts 4 He; I'irsln 4 4 Creamery priei.'s; Prims 3c over cube standards. EOC.S Steady, Portland dairy cxchaiiKe (net basis) : Fresh stan dard extras, 33c; fresh standard firsts, 31c; fresh medium extras, 2 S'c ; fresh hied ium firsts. 2 tic ; undersized, L'2c I'riees to retail ers, 1 (n 3c over oxchanRe prices. MILK Steady, raw milk (4 per cent, $2.4.1 cwt. delivered Portland, less 1 per cen i. Mutterfat. station, !Uc: track. 47c: delivered at Port land, r.nc. ' POFLTP.V Litrhl and liht liRht hens easy in 2c lower. Alive, bens over 4 u lbs., 24e; 4 lo 4 '.i lbs.. 20c; 3 In 4 lbs.. 1 lie; 3 lbs. and under. 14c: springs and Ipr liorns. over 2 lbs. 23c; under 2 lbs,, 2 fie. POTATOES Steady, quotations on basis of H)0-lb. sack. Yakima netted Kerns, new, S 1 .40 fi ! .fiO; Idaho cobblers, new, s 1 .40 Ti 1 ..10 ; Vakima . trems. old. . I, s. No. 1 . CO ft 7.1c; combination Rrades. 2.1 "ti ilOc. (t.VIONS Steady. Walla Walla yellow j.rlohc. ! 1.7.1 l.Sil. WOOL Steady, eastern OreRon wools ( f.o.b. country points): Choice litfht shrinking fine, 3,1 Ii 37c lb.; heavier shrinking- fine. 32 tf) 34c: crossbred wools, 3ttff40c. Valley; Medium. 42c lb.; coarse, 3K fi 40c lb. N'l'TS Steady. walnuts, 1 9 fi 21c; almonds, 20 ft 2-Sc; peanuts, 9'iTtllc: pecans, 3.1ft. I Oe. 1 1 A V Steady. buyiiiR prices: Knslorn OreKon timothy, S2lft 21. .10; do valley, St 7 ff. 17. .10; alfal fa, siO.GoftiT: clover, SI2: oal hay. SMft hi. .10; straw. ST.. 10 ton; selling prices, S2 ton more. Portland Wheat. POIiTLA.ND. ore., Aug. 20. (Pi Wheat. Itig llend blucstem, bard white. $l.2S; soft white, $ 1 . 1 " 1 i : western white. ? 1 . 1 0 i : hard winter. $ 1,0(1 ; northern spring. ?l .07 K ; western red. $l.0fi'i. Oals. No. 2 white 3S-11)., $S4. . Today'n car receipts Wheal. 1110; flour. lit; corn, fi; oats, j; liny. !. Sail IMtiiu'lscn riitterfni. SAX KHAXCIKCO, Aug. 2011 nuiterfat. f. o. b., San Iran ciseo, r.2 fi ,1.1 .. Wall Street Report XKW YORK. Aug. 20. Heumption of tlie upward price movement in today's stock market Whs impeded, but not . entirely che cked, by a matkini; uj) of call money rates. Despite the credit stringency, pool were actively at wort in a wide assortment of Is sue?, with a score or so new high records established on gains, rang ing from fractions to 7 points. I'ools were , not intimidated when the call money rate mount ed to 7',4 per cent and American e,m was idd up to lit?-1 and Hock Island to 124, surpassing previous records. Midland Stel products, preferred, rose 1 4 point nml ma terial advances were registered by IMirlty Making, Mathieson Al kali Cutting Packing. Warner Urns A and Itest company. Some Inte selling caused mixed tenden cies at the close. ''Inc.tfW'd n.lv.TtNlnp lift!. rrsulM. WANTED WB' BUT FOB CASH All Used Furniture and Stoves Call 505 W. A. KINNXT Furniture House 815 East Main LI ..-.miJii Siu tssga L JJMBL jd THE NEBBS It's "Fine" for Rudy ? ! , . . By SOL HESS . ' -' ' ' ; irv lrrV4- t!:,e- Bl WAS IK1TGMT OKI ho THG AMD PAV X Ja PIME &OT UAvJG TO falWBVOO PUKTT JjMOM ? KIO ATTEKItToM V 7mL "cM? J GATCV4IMG A FGLUOVAJ MM -2.5 AK.O COSTS AMO A LOT Ol" MEAM COkJVEfiSATlOU, AZ , TO DE STOP&M - li' OUST AMEAO OF" INJ j)PA5TG THE kCCEIPT OKI -VOOIil CAkJ VQO 1MA&,M6- A STATUE 7 MElttSBEBl.: TO DesWW-l .-r- L TAW WHO I CAME I WWOSHiaD-UttS W.U. V WH A FAcE ytE THAT ;LKS? V' I TO TMI.3 TOWM K1 HELP NOO TO RfcMEMBER RTPRESE.MT.K1& OUSTICE 7 TOE, &OIM& ' ' 1 SEACCH OF-l MAD I THAT A STOP SISM MAMS ? NL. PAST MtM IM rm "Tl ' MO IMTeKJTlOKl OP XTME. BldAk;e3 AnO moj " . '" ' ' . A TAi Vj j J () " 5(TMe AS-f-"' j". POLICE, j CALIF. APPLES K j I'OliTL.V.XI), fire!, Aug. 20. (A't Wholesale produce -niitrkctft v.'fvo I rather quiet today with prices geu icrally steady at Saturday's closing ! figures. " j There was a car of sweet tokay j grapes" which were of unusual quality and went to the trade at S2. .10 per lug. ... ... I A ea t'l oa d of Allcantes wa s re jceived but no price qul,-.::on had I been sc-t, Allcantes are essentially I a juice grape. ZEnfandels are cx i peeled to stai l coming in a week 'i or so. t I'Yos hprunes of very fine flavor were among early oiferings and. t moved out well at fiOc per 1 .1 !pounl box. l'luins were plentiful at il.tlo )er crate. " Most wholesale bouses were rather short on peaches, most of the day's supply being curly ( 'raw-fi-rd's from The Dalles going lo the trade at ftOf) DTic per box. Some small offerings of Yakima peaches were quoted around Si. on per box but retailers were loathe to pay the price and movement was slow. A few .1. II. Hales were-still to be had but supplies were light and ! the price firm around S I ..10 per j box. Tomatoes were in heavy supply and cheap at M0?r.;1c per is pound box for first class stock. Inferior I ami number 2 grade stuff were Isold as low as ,1"fifr40c per box. Lettuce was likewise in good jFjpply and prices were steady. (Floats and peas were plentiful and I went at Sfi lie and 0 it 1 flc' respee 1 lively. : Apples were in large supply and "went at a wide range of prices de 1 pending on grade and variety. (California gravensteins topped the market around S2.25 per box with I Hood liiver gravensteins about the jsanie at SS.l.lfi 2.25. Kneed and j filled grades of gravensteins sold all the way from $l.0 to S 1 .50 de- pending on quality. Small offer lings of Oregon waxens averaged around St.lfi per box. t'rab apples were plentiful at 7.1$I. 11, de i pending on size and quality. There were plenty of melons of all vnriet ies and prices were gen erally easy. ( 'oitntry dressed meat and poul- Oregon Winter Blue Grass (Poa Bulbosat 99 Pure Elinor Hanley Bush 826 E. Main Phone 902 MEDFORD WOOD FOR SALE Dry Fir Planking, $5.00 per load Dry Body Fir, $3.25 per tier; $8 per cord 4-ft. Hard Wood, $9.00 per cord Phone 970-J LONGWILL WOOD CO. 441 North Fir Street (mm WJ s AN- HAVE PEOPLE piW tmmam W "7 ' . I I UOOK AT Ml! J mm kbkI I M try markets were in Rood shape jwith no accumulation to speak of : noticeable in any department, j Light hens were easy to 2c lower, but other quotations were steady :al-Haturday's closing figurus. ! Uuitcr prices were firm for alt grades and demand active but no changes vere quoted frm last 'week's closing' figures. 1Jggs were steady and unchanged. i Spokuno Pioneer Inses, SI'OKAXN. Wash., Aug. 20. (I) Major Albert M. Anderson, lift. Spokane pioneer, and right of way agent for the western lines oi ; the Ireui Norihern railway, wilh l bcadqiiarters here, died Sunday night. The widow, and a dau- CLASSlFIED AOVunTISlNa RATES flatu ptr word tor tint Insertion, 2o : toh tuoceedino Imeftlon, lo; minimum 23q. Index your ads with Kor SbI, For : Rant, ato., and nount ttiata word, aa wall ; ta eaoh Initial, talaphona number, tto., ai i word. Cliaitfltd ada cah In' advanoa and not taken over phjna, unlen advertiser haa ! monthly aooount No allowances for phana WAXTEI MISOEMjANKOUS WAXTK1) Small furnished house or apartment for about :t weeks. Hoom 402, Med ford Hotel. ir.2 I , O X- K V O M A X w ou 1 d ca r e f or children or old lady. Inquire 112 Columbus Ave., between W. 4th and Main. 1 11 WAXTIII) 30Q for 12 months, good security. liox 7 1, .Mall Tribune, 1 .12 I WANTED Houses wanted for ; rent; furnished and unfurnished, j ... List your rental property; 3 days rental pays .the ageni's commis ' siun and we give real rental 1 service. See Mrs. Kyle. Williams & Warnnck, 44 .V. JMverslde Ave. Phone I2H2. 142tf WANTED 2nd hand gooda and junk. Pat's, 150t Prune, 'iel. 547-L. 1G4 WANTED--Bicycle repairing, lawn mowers, knives a n d shears Bharpened. Hcpairing of all I kinds. AVorlc guaranteed. Star i Cyclery, 114 N. Front St; Phone j 6!tG, 4 ltf WANTED-Lnwn mowers to sharp en; phonographs repaired; rub , ber tires put on tricycles and i baby buggies; general repairing J and locksmilhlng. Call and de liver. Medford Cycle & itepair ! Khop( successor to Liberty lie i pair Shop, Chas. Fisher, Prop. I Jfl N. Fir St. Phone. g(i;., mtf FOR SALE FORD TRUCK Ono-ton ca)acity, with furniture delivery liody. The body alone cost 1 50. O nod pond i t ion. Price As Is $185 Call at Swenson & Peebler Furniture Store Kilter. .Miss 1-Mlth Anderson, U biarian at the I'niversiiy of Wash i inglnn, Seattle, survive. I'ortlaud Seattle firm will starts I S2r.o,ooa logging and rail equip-: i meat plant. I HUM WANTTU) MAIilO j I . JLJ.,x-.J-xl WAXT10D Young man for work ! ' in local store wilile taking busi- j ! ness course Alcdford liusiuess jCollege. OWN. j 1S7 ! nKI.P WANTFD I' KMAU3 j WAXTKli Woman or girl lor ( ing required. Oood wages. -Mrs. ' Corning Kenley, phone t!ll-.l-:i. i : ! ! WAXTKD ' l-:xpei'lenc(td house-" 1 ' keeper In refined gentleman's ! home. Address Mail Tribune, ,i box -I. 1 f.Olf ' WAXTKD Woman for light gen eral noiiseworn. l-amiivoi lliree. j Inquire 402 Medford Hotel, ir.2 WAXTKIJMiddle !tgcd woman for housekeeper. Lady living ab.ne. Write box 10f,. .Iall Tri- tuine. i Til I l-'OU KENT Several desirable ! apartments. Hotel tlrand. 1 .Mi FOU KENT .1 rooms and sleep ing porch: modern. 723 W. 13th St. Phone 77-I-J-2. 1 .10 FOU HEXT llenniiful new 3 and 4-ronm apts,, hardwood floors, steam heal, hot water, Frigid aires, tile sinks, garages; finest apts. in Medford. Inquire tin.'! S. Holly Si. , 1-17H FOH JliSNT Furnished 2-room npts; private buth, electrlo range, hot and cold water. Phone 12. 2 1 tf FOR ItKNT HOUSES FOU UEXT--Xew ,1-rm. bungalow; hardwontl Honrs, fireplae.-, elec irie range. Inquire .113 W. 2nd. Hit" FOU PENT Furnished house Plume S.H-L. l.'.o FOU ItKNT East side home. 302 Crater Lake Ave., 7 rooms, $3n. Call owner, Phone 1 I 10 or 1322. MKtf FOU KENT 1028 Court St., (i room house, newlv painted and refinished, $21. Cm It owner, Phone 1 Mil or 1322. lpitf FOR KENT Homes. Furnished or unfurnished. Brown & Whhe. 47lf FOU KENT MISCELLANEOUS FOU KENT Cabin. Pat's Second Hand Store. l."i0 FOH PENT Harhelor apartment. 441 S. Front. ; k it est no.xrrs CONVALESCENT A N I) K E S I H O M E, fa-ing Llthla Park. ' Ashland. Ore. Delightful di mate and surrounding) for In- I valids and old peotde. 31if Junk Wanted! Brass Copper Aluminum Storage Batteries j ' We also Buy Bags, Tubes and Bottles All Kinds of Second Hand j Furniture and Tools Medford Bargain House; '27 N, Grape Phone 1062 WANTED SITUATIONS FOU SAIjH TIOM ICS I FOU SATjK MISCKTiTjANKOnS VANTl-:n Housework; fine laun , dry. Phone U4.1-X. 1.17 MISCELLANEOUS DETECTIVE With or without ex perience, part lime employment. Write. The Investigator Maga zine, 800 Xo. Clark St., Chicago. 111. lf.a OEXTLEMAX of 47. of good social standing who has the attain ments acquired by extensive travel, etc.. wishes to make the acquaintance of lady. I '.ox :tl, can' Mail Tribune. I .".a THE IM'LLEl: P.lil'SM MAX is a resident and home owner of Medford.' Your business will he. annreciated. l-'or immediate ser vice phone Ceo. !. Mcliride, 12!H-.L Jj'" 1 T'OIt EXCn.HNOE TO TRADE 1!23 -Dodge touring car in first class shape, for good : milk cows, fresh or coming fresh. ,1. II. Williams, at Seegniiller & I Williams ranch, near Antioch i school, or address Central Point. lit. 2. tf I ! KfHl TUAfiE Eirst mortgage on good paying business for small I modern residence preferred. Tel. I2!H-.I. U.O BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Fou SALE Service station and store, I acre tillable grmind ; 7 miles from Grants Pass on Ued wood bigliway. II. H. Lay ion, It. F. I). 2. FOU SALE Olt TP A HE Auto camp, lo acres on highway, It. U. and river; filling si a lion, si ore, cabins. Inquire 2 Hi So. River side. 1(15 FOU SALE AUTOMOHIMCS FOU SALE-I!2i Ford truck. Pal's Second Hand Store. 1 .111 FOU SALE 1!"27 Sindebaker Vic toria 1-passeimer cunpe, perfect condition. -IfiJ S. Fir St. Phone HS-U. 1.11 FOHI TIICCK overhauled, start er, balloon Hres. flat lack, $l.in. 0.13 H.'ikota at Hamilton. 1 fl FOU SAI,E I!i24 Chevrolet truck wllh large bed. Price chejip if taken at one'. Armstrong .Mo tors, Inc. Phone is. if FOU SALE 5tiideiiaker coupe. Al condition. Cheap for cash. Tel. 70. tf FOU SALE rtr.AL ESTATE FOU SALE OH TUAIH: ID. acres Klamath eminly: 3 Irrigated; good alfulfa or potato lniul: bal ance good main land. A. K. .Mc Coy, .Merrill, Ore. 1 fi-L WHEN YOU think of real estate see Hi own & While. tf FOU fiALD-nOMES FOH SALE 7-ronm. house and 4 lots by owner. !37 So. I lolly. I r.B FOU SALE flood Utile home, modern, some 1'urnil u re and fruit, 'IV-rms. FIlM house from Kasl Main on Painebiiig road, owner. i r,:t l-'OU SALE My home jit Enst Main St., at a bargain. Wm. !. Caiiiphett. ir.L'tr FOR RALE Summer home at Shady Cove; new, modern, com plete. Phone I'SH vflrf WANTED To Buy for Cask All Your SECOND-HAND FURNITURE Scott Woolf FOU SALE i:y owner: Modern 4-; I' room furnihed house, cement foundation, shade trees. 102-1 j Wesl Eleventh St. Mil l EOIt SA LE New it -room house; j l-rm. apnrtment upstairs, .1 rms. j down: small cabin in back. An ( income property; will pay for t 1 Itself. Small down payment, bat- : ance like rent. Pric(. f .luuo. Owner, l'2A S. Lincnln. 1 f 1 FOH SALE i;-ro(jii house on east side; beautiful lawn, large bil, goi(l snil, garage; everything modern. Priced to sell. Inquire H2 X. Orange or Plume KJU-W. ; i-i:nr i.MCST SELL at once large 4-rooin J I liotisc; siceiiii(; pnri'ii; cumpieie- 1 ly wired for cb-ctricity; henuii-;1 i fill corner tut on Vancouver Aye. shade and fruit 1 rees; bargain ! I n I .V'Tr.ll" stn:i II (: v-mciil liivvn. J balance like iciil. 'owner, 1 107 E. Main. Phone !Hii-L. llltif N l-:V li-room bungalow, lots of biilll-ins. garage nm! c e in e u t t drive. Priced to sell. (ill S. I Holly. Owner at 022 S. Ibdiy. IT.il FOR SALE OTi KENT A brand t new .1-rMim lmnse, curner Palm ( ami Hose. Sniitll paytiieut down. ! balance litke rent. Call owner. Phone I 1 10 or 1322. 1 Hilf Foil SA LE -Owner waving town. Modern furnished house; terms; ; ! a bai'gain. -lo Pine, off .lack- son. 1 .10 jpOU SALE House, large lot, on1 I North Orange. I (oust; under con ! slruction. Now is the time to buy and have it finished t; suit. Prion is right. See this property before you buy. Phono K;i2-Wj or Inquire at 32 North Onitf : l tf : FOU SALE fi - room modern home; 51100 ru.sli or tra.le, bal ance like rent. Woods Lumber If FOU SA LE House and 3 lots on highway in IterrydiMe dislrict, near mill. Hood for residence or business location. Phone X32-W or call 32 N. Orange. l.'Htf FOH SALE Large G-room mod- ' ern dwelling on West Tenth St.. with shade, trees and garage: i property has been occupied as a private school and dwelling. Is easily convertible into ( or 7 rootn house. Priced way below ' actual vaiuo for quick hale. To- i tal price only J27 50. Small cash payment will handle. Sen Cart Tengwald at Holland Hotel MMg. ' or Earl H. Tinny at 310 Liberty Hbltf. 91 tf FOH SALE OU Tf! A DE Equity In duplex for small unimproved aerejige. Inquire an North Uiv - erble. ,-. FOLLOWINQ ADVERTISERS ARE Members Medford Realty Board BELIEVERS IN OUR After the Fruit Had Been W Seventy (,ms f,r UniiietiH at $.10 1 r Ion rnveiH a (inod deal tif fiver liflid. May hr you will take our mlvler! next time, 'f he fpieor pari of t ho whole IhcIiiohs in that, nparfc from the fruit, I he propertieH am n ;onil buy Ml 111 nt. the ndtlfl pi fei. There'H aiudlier year coiniiii', and It lias never been nercHnary f mnudKft din trcf-H, Think It over nnd rotiio in and have n talk with MH. Wo will knock Hie . canner'n pomblnn fialley wefit in I!i20. 'olt SALE Mahoganv desk and chair. Phone HlHi-.l-2. I U I Olt SALE Almost new light weight Vaughn drag saw. Call 11S North Peach St., after six o'clock. Oil SALE-Satsuma plums. Orav enstein apples. Ilaglcy Orchard. Tulent, (tre. 1 si I Vi It SALE -One Marl in saxophone. half price. Jennings Loan Of fice, r. so. Front. I &; j Foil SALE Peaches, not irrigat ed. ( 'ainey ( nehard. I Hack well - hill, enlianee from highway be tween ( eniral Point and (5 old Hilt. P.ring boxes. ir.:i '(HE SALE PcHl cow, rabbit or Imrse hay: baled m- loose, price light. Will deliver any number of hiilcs or lull leads of louse. X, Ii. Newcoinb, Ross Lane. Tel. r.:M-L. I l Nt f FI'PXITt'lIE FOP SA LE 'Ilea p. Evereii piuno, Vicirnla, mahog any tcji carl, 'oak library btblc, dining room (able and 3 chairs. 2 i kers. 1.117 W. Main St.- 1.10 Foli SA LE -Watermelons, 2c lb. Canteloiipes 2 1c duz. I-'. S. Car ienter ranch, .lacltsonviile road. If. I FOU SA LE Elberia peaches. 3c. Linn orchard. Eagle Point. 1.11 MCST P.E SOLD at once, furniture for li-ruom house, including new electric range. lor Xo. Oakdale. I i'e FOU SA LE Se.cond-hand brick, lumber, doors, windows, S. Chll-(b-rs, -II !t Arcadia. Court. 1,1:1 FOU SA LE one moiorboal motor. Evinrude, new, half price. Jen nings Loan Office, 1 So. Front. 1.12 FOU SALE Two claims carrying large body rinnchar nre. assay ing 2 percent; fissure vein. Call at 2.10 Itealtv St. after 4:30 p. m. tf FoU SALE Extra, fine Early Crawford peaches, 3c per lb; 2 miles east i u Ashland, i mile south Meliview school. Williams and Martin, Tel. 10-F-22. Ash land. 1 r.:t CHICKEN Dinners. Wagon, 7 tie. Covered i r j 'OU SALE For snnd and gravel, sediment a ud general (earning, phono IM2-.J. Satn'l liuteman. If 'oil SALE Used sewing ma chines: all makes, J.I up; terms If desire. I. All makes rented and repaired. While Sewing Ma- bine Co.. 24 No. Kai tleii. tltf ROGUE RIVER VALLEY Know that is impossible fo maUe, a mUtaln In InvoHlliiK hi eilher city nr r.ouniry properly hero. Two litHn nrelmnl propertlnH whiiii wn nilvlsefl nur friends to buy last, weeit yielded so Knnd a crop nn Mm iidvanein Parileit mar ket thai the owner marked each or llwm tip S.'.bn in prlro loday above bin priee of venter, day. Sold and the Profits Taken HOMES PHONE 329 PO. BOX 934 Hotel Nash Corner Fon SAiiKy voviirnx KOi! HA 1.10 J.lKht Urahamn, fhicUens. Cow. fresh in Oeto Iter. XOS Hlh. 1.12 VOW HA MC One-year-old laying hens. t.'all 3-M-J-l. C. Carey. Kill HrsreFR micc7ronY AlHttrnrNira MURRAY AI1STJEACT CO. Ab slracts of Title. Title Insurance. Itoorns 3 and S, No. 32 North Central Ave., upstairs. JACKSON CO. ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title and Title Inwur nncfl Ttiu only v o in p 1 e t o Title System in Jack son County. A. K. KKI.r.onc, Abstractor of Titles. Jit. 2. liox 10 Vj, Medford, Oregon. Ueliablo .laclison Coun ty Abstractor. Twenty-eight year experience and near furty yeara in the county. Special work only. if Attorneys A. E. 1 1 E A M ES Lawyer. Office In Liberty Ilulldlng. PltANlC P. KAliltELL, Lawyer, Craterinn ' Theater Bldg., Med ford. Ore. HIuo Printers THE BLUE PU1NT SHOP Com plete Pine Print. Service, High class work, Kan Francisco prices. Downtown office, Medford Hook Store, 14 No. Central. Phon tai-w. ClilropranUn l'hywlaiw D1L E. W. HOFFMAN Chiro practic clerve Specialist. Offlc hours 9 lo 12; 2 to 5. 203-20-1 Liberty Hldg. Office phone 80; lies, phone. 790-11. Contractor U. I. 8TUAUT A SONS General Contractors, Including bane ments. ditches, all kinds of cement and concrete work. II. U Stuart, 217 Apple, phone 643; Gilbert Stunrt, 17 ltoss Court, phono HiiG-M, Miles Rtuart, 6u8 S. Newtown, phone 8G0. - tf Expert Accountant WILSON AUDITING CO. B. M. Wilson, C. P. A- Attention given to anything In accounting and Income Tax Requirements. Look Into our simplified accounting method. Liberty BUlg., Medford, Phono 1 5 7 - U. Financial WE LEND MONEY to worthy people to pay their nonesi uemi. Pacific Coast Credit Association, 423 Medford BUlg., Medford Ore. I Freight Transportation LONG D1STANC13 HAULING - Medford - Klamath truck line. Daily service. Bonded carrier Special rated on load lota. Auttl freight terminal, 30 a. Fir. Tel 1033. CALL Portland-Medford Truck Une for through or Intermedial point service. Slxteen-hour ner vice to and from Portland. Phnnf BiiO. Medford. Auto freight tui mlnal at 3fl 9. Fir. Medford. insurance Fit AN K S. TOUItEV Generi Insurance, surety bonds, mortt gages, loans. & and 0 per cent Expert Insurance Service 121 East Sixth St., at Central Av Phono 1224. 10 A II L H. TUMY All forms of It Hiiranco. Flro, Auto, I-lfe, Aecl dent, Itonds. Phone 4U2. 30( Liberty lildtf. , Loan on Tinmen LOANS on homes now built o under consiruetion. Eight per cent nnd no stock to curry. Ile; Bervlce. Monthly payments. Hanlster Agency, Inc., 105 W, Main. Tel 1230. ' Money to Loan MONEY TO LEND To worthy people to pay their honest debts. Securities ot nil kinds accepted, Jennings Loan Office. 5 Jron Monuments THE OUEOON OltANITE CO.- Monuments. E. A. Hicks, Ueit era! Manager; P. M. Kershaw, Sales Manager. 302 N. Front St., .Medford. Painting and I'nperliaiiKliiK II. MAUN, Ocneral Painting Com tractor, tinting, pa per hanging', carpentering, repairing. PhuiH 178-.L lies. fi7 Summit. IVInterH and Publishers .MEDFOUO PU1NTINO CO. Ma the bent equipped printing office In Southern dreKon. Itookblnd Inc. loose Uaf ed-.rern, billing HVftemn, etc. l'ortland prices. 21 N. Vlr St. Hadlo ltepaltlus HADIO UEPA1UINO Tile MuhIo Pox, loa East Main St., Phono 4!U, haw an expert radio teeh trieian from the factory. Wo male a npe ially of expert repair word and Kiiarantee it. Speciul eonideratlin to dealers. Transfer BADS TUAXSFEU A STOUAOB Co offico HI N. Kir St. Phone 3 1 r. Prices right. Ser vice guaranteed. DAVIS TIE ANSl-'EU STOUAOB S.M Vi' e puaranteed. 'J!t S. OrapO St. Phone ii 4 4. or residence lOOU. PIEltCE TIU'CKTNO fO. Lonv dlstan-o h.iulliiK. Trips weekly to San FranelHco, Furniture moving a Hpecialty, Phono 4S7-U-2. Window Honninn LET OEOUOW DO IT Ilouae I denning, floor waxlngr, Janitor i ifrvirp. Geo. A. beoly, PaOD 603-J or 1178, .,,