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Newspaper Page Text" CTEPFOKT) tCCtD TnffiTTffli!, flfTOORI), OREGON, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1928. COURT RULES THAT.JUst kids MX ACTED RIGHT IN 'PARTY' FIGHTi l.OS AKCi ELKS,' Sept.- 1. (IV- Th Hero Acquitted" was the tjuh-titlc written hy Lou Angolctt courts In the final scones of this liouau piirly-lu-eourlroohi buttles of Tom Mix, film cowboy, ami "Will. Morrisauy, cabaret and utugc cume dinn. Mix was acquitted of 'battory charges In his trial In municipal court yesterday after the judge had declared that the western alar had acted .only lis J,uny prudent, red-' blooded man" would act in the bat--tie that came early- one Sunday morning at the end of n ' bench houso-wanjiing -jmrty. And, Hum ming up Die evidence in the case. Judge Leonard AVllHon concluded that both Morriascy and his wife, Middle Miller, were intoxicated .at tlie time of the after-party strug gle; that the comedian provoked Mix by a volley of profanity, and that the screen actor had a right: to defend Jiimsclf -from the .verbal and fistic attack. Mix brought a supporting cast of film and businesH notables to the courtroom with him. They in cluded Monte Rlue, Dorothy Dwan. Mary Aikin, L-eo Carillo, Adcle Rogers Hylnud and Finis Fox, all of the lilms, Irving Kellman, the banker, and others. They testified for him as character witnesses. In response to a question as to his occupation. Mix described him self ns a "rnneher and film actor." lie testified that he had not taken a . drink of ? ''hard liquor" Jin 12 j-, years: TX)S ANGEI.ES, Cal., Sept. 1. () Dodglner behind protcctinR ta llica and chairs, 200 patrons in a faahionable cabc in the Weatlake Park distriot early today watched Kdwln F. Tennyson atrido through a door with hia revolver omitting a Htroam of bulletH fts he attcmptod to sottle a score with a man who dared to tako his wife out. Tennyson failed, however, for the butt of a pollccman'H revolver fellod liinv, and when he awke in jail, his wife's oscore, R. li. Considinc, was . wiUi him .and police wero Boarciiiitf? for Mrs. Tonyson. TennyHon was bookod on an assault to commit murdor charge. . . Questioned by police, Tennyson Hald he received a telephone eall that hia wife and a male companion wero dining at the cafe. He imme diatley went "gunnliig" for Conni dino and terrorized several hun dred persons in the restaurant when he waikei into the cafe and started firinK without warning. No one was hurf and a police call ended the furore. Tho wife es caped officers in the ensuing ex citomont. Considiue, who told police he was on probation from an Indiana prison For embezzlement, said he was not aware of Mrs. Tennyson's identity. Tennyson, authorities said, hns a police rocord here as a boot ledger. i Jas. Mays urid K. J. Center niutle n trip up on lOIks creek Friday. Jan. MacDowoll and family went out to the valley Friday afternoon. Mrs. Kthcl Hhann is spending a fw diiys with her mother, Mrs. V. C. Hale. 1'iunk Marquess and family spent Sunday1 at the MacDowelt' home. titeve Lunak spent Sunday nt Fort Klnmnth.' (.leo. Young and Harry Maultby were out to Tailent Friday. The school board met at Jas. Mays and hired Miss Derick of J'hoenlx to teach our school this fall. F. M. Centers called at the Mays home Thursday. Huth Mays spent Friday at Mrs. Jones, Jas. MacDowell and family spent Friday evening at Jli J-kU man's. Dr. Sprotz of Crystal, Springs orchard was up on the creek on business Fridny. . 4 . Classified advertising gets results Road Oil Cleaning Car Washing Hudie Syitem BOOTLEGGER GOES GUNNING FOR WIFE AND EX-CONVICT Wo two Bpcoial chemicals for road oil. Will not in jure finest finish. No steam used. Best equip ment in city. - Expert Polishing and Re finishiiig. yacoum Clean- ARMSTRONG MOTORS, Inc. 101i.BlTnid PhOBtll 1 7 vou see ip s'ou - WHAT 1 TOLD YOU sBOUT PAUL REVERE PAT-AN ; i'll see how AMERICAN YOU'RE VGITTIN' HAVI fSl k BB 1IQLLVWOOD, Calif.. SemVl. (yp) A few drinks of liquor given ' her by a man she had known around movie' ntudittH has' cost .e Buckmante M year ., ,. vxlrn. Iter cymiRlit. Today Then- I dure Ray. 21. who admitted he, Kavo nor .the liquor, was under ar- roHt .and' tlve t'lrl was in a hospital, "irhore was nothing wronsf with If Ray told police. "1 drank- aomc myself.". r. '. . r ". ' CLASSIFIED ADVERTiatNB RATES I Ritn pir word for first Inatrtlon, 2fll M&li MOMdlna Intartlon, lo; minimum ! U. 'ndu your da with For 8al, For Hint, to and oount thoia wordo, wall ! u h initial. tai.ph.s. num..r. .t... .. wwrtMr MMuttl. N llwtrto tor pn! WANTKrr MIMTKIjIjANEOCS WAUNOCJC & Ph. 12G'2, WANTED To hear from owner, of j land for alo for fall delivery, i (). 1C Jlawley. Baldwin. Wis. 1B3 j WAXTKD Boys and girls for. the "Children's Drama -Club." 1 r,3 WANTED Laundry, 0c per P. Washed, dried and folded: will , call .aod ncturn. lonc 8-Il. 165 SHAHE-TIME MONEY FULL TIME INCOME A man or woman in this section, capable of meeting and talking with buslnenH men and women, can make a good income repre senting tho publisher of leading : Pacific Coast financial maga zines and services, cither as a full or part-time proposition. Oppor tunity limited only by your own capacity. Local leads furnished. Kales experience desirable .but not necossary. (live -experience and qualifications in letter. Oli ver vit'kery, Rudolph ouentner- - - - Russell Law. Inc.. Hunter DullntFOR RKNT 3-room furnished Illdg., Kan Francisco. 1U3 ' apartment, close in, ground floor. WANTED 2nd hand gooda and lunk. Pat's 1500 Prune. Tel. 547-L. 1!0 EX'PE Iti KNCBI - orchard lav wants ; to rent orchard, wit.li option to buy. Ref erencea. . Call evenings, 433 South Fir. 103 WANTED $300 for 12 months. Cood security. Rox 91, Mall Tribune. 03 WANTED To buy choice grains of better quality for seed purposes. Rring sample of your grain to us for prjeo. Monarch -Seed Co. 103 WANTED Fruit packers; Inde pendent Packing Co., Phoenix. ir,4tf WANTED-Lawn "mowers to sharp on; phonographs repaired; -rub-, ber tires put on tricycles ' and ' baby buggies; goneral repairing and locksmlthtng. Call and de liver. Medford Cyclo & Repair Shop( Ruccessor to Liberty Re pair Shop. Chas. Fisher, Prop. 10 N. Fir St. Phono 2til. 4&tr JitLI WANTIGD MAlitfi WARNOCK & SHELLEY. Ph. 1202. WANTED Reliable ynung miin to do porter and bellboy duties. Box "L," Ashland, Ore. 163 WANTED 10 experienced men pickers: long Job. Rear Creek Orchards. , .Hi UNUSCAL OPPORTUNITY for cx perienoed jceneral Htore salesmen having sold advertising novelties. District managerships available. Write qualifications. American Match Co.. ISO North Michignn Ave. Chicago. 203 WANTED A.utomobile salesman. This ud Is addressed to young man betwoen 25 und 35 years of age who has a high school edu cation or better and who is de sirous of learning the automo bile sales game from the ground up. If you can. sell me on your self you have an opportunity to connect with the fastest growing automobile, concern In southern Oregon, doinc a gross business I r.f :.. rtrtd . Kwe-r by letter only, giving at least two references, where you hnve formerly worked and state your, reasons for believing that you are the mnn we are looking for. Salary and, commission from the start. NelHOn Auto Co.. 638 Klamath Ave., Klamath Falls. Ore. 163 WANTED 10 experienced pack era. C. A E. Fruit Co. tf WANTED cook and helper who can cook and serve good food In n smoll place. Address "Cook. Moll Tribune. tf DOGS A PETS WARNOCK & SHELLEY. Ph. 12S2. BULL PL'rti-.Beautrful. register- ed: $15. Live delivery guaran- toed. Grown bulldogs cheap. Guaranteed mange remedy $1. Ship anywhere. Tonn's, 501 Rockford, Dfllln. Tex. Oregon Winter Blue Grass 99 Pure EHhor Hanlcy Bush B2S E. Miln PhoM 03 kin tell me good of a ESTEEMED ACROSS THE r - " OLD NORTH HIS WORSE WOKE ,, ? r - HELP WANTED FESIAM) - - WAHNOCK & SHELLHi Ph. lliol!. . m , 7i . . , - 1)oard on0 )lloclt from hlith school. 2114 IV cut Jackson. WANTED Cllrl or nilddle-aued woman for liouaework. 625 X. Riverside 263 MAID' wanted tor work of small npartment. Call at No. 16. Car glll ourtjaftor 4 P.m. . IBS WANTED SITUATIONS WAHm:ljllKY Ph, j orc1Iira foP iOSH than ?10 a month. ItcHt references. JUX X5 Mull Tribune. H5 I WANTED Work on dairy Htock j or cniln farm, by oxperloncou pcnt onuint)ed fnn. nest refor- ences. Uox 22, Mall Tribuno. IS 5 MAN AND WIFE want work to-. pether. Hotel, rataurant or ! cani). Woman flrHt-cla.s.s cook. : Man handy man. Address E. IS. ' Orny, 337 Main St., Klamath ' Falls, Ore. 063 : ' I WANTED Practical nursing. Tel. ; ! 337. 165. i WANTEb DreasmakinB. Ph. 1274. FOIl KENT AI'ltTMENTS WARNOCK & SHELLKY. l'h. 162. FOR .RENT '2-room furnished apU adults. 315 N. RarthHt. tf FOR RENT Modern furnished apartment; adults. 34 3 X. Jtart lett. Phono 753-M. 13 private cniruiici1. .u, jjuii- lett. Phone 7H7-Y. tf FOR R 15 NT- Comfortable furnish ed apartment, ideal location. Ap ply bis So. oaiinaie. ii" FO R REN T Fu r n. 2 -rm . a p t s, ; privtae bath, electric range, hot and cold water. Phone 12. 2 1 tf FOR RENT Desirable, front room apts. Hotel Urand. 105 Wl3 HAVI5 a very good furnished apartment for rent. Hotel Hol land. if FOIl RENT Beautiful new 3 and t 4-room apts., hardwood floors, ateam heat, hot water, Frinld alrcs, tile sinks, garage;; finest apts. in Medford. Inquire D03 s. Holly St. 14 7tf FOR RENT MtlSCKLTjANKOOS. MjSCJANKO IIS ' WARNOCKHKLLEYTph?. WARNOtMC & SHELLEY. Ph. 1202. FOR RKNT Oarage. 025 N. Riv- WANTED flfnoml houso paint- (.rsidc. 203 '"g nd decorating, paper hang- Iiik. H. Cotiliill, 401 So. New- FOJt RENT fiarage. $3.00 per town. Tel 12I-.L 187 ,,. month.. 32I So. Riverside. .tf - - : KAIvSOMININO $2.50 per room: FOR RENT Bachelor apartment. iiainting utnl x.ap'erlianglng. 220 "44r S. Front. 248 Apple St. Phone 1444-L. 104 WARNOCK & SHELLEY. Ph. 1202. LOST Probably c pair tan kid 70-J. n West Main, gloves. Phone 104 LOST Black and white fox ter rier, n a m o Jiggs. Ca 1 1 O . V. Myers Co. Rcw a r d . 103 WE U8E HAWKISON VULCANIZING SY8TEM AH Work QiwrifitMd Phipps Auto Park Highway at Jackton , Phona 1037-R . WANTED We Buy for Cash All Used Furniture and Stoves CaU 505 . WV A. KINNEY Furniture House 815 Est Main THIS LOULY PERSON KNOWS THAT THE HONORABLE. PAUL REVERE HAO A VERY : PINE WpRSE Ar-i ONE NISHT THE MOST REVEI56 PERSON WAITED BAY UNTIL . HE SAW TWO USHT5 IN THE TOWER OF THE HONORABLE CHURCH -THEN HE RODE THROUGH MEDFORD TOUN AND LEXINGTON AND CONCORD TOUJN AND np EVERY BODY NO MATTER HOW SjLEEPV WERE BUSI.N'ESS OlTonTCNlTIES WAlLiL''l'lililWAIiNOCK & SHKLLKV. l'h. for s.i.i: :.oou win buy SO0 investment payinK about Kill! annually. Sickness necessl-: tates quick action. .'. S. Jlutter fie.ld. Medford Natl. Bank Rldu. , FOR SALE OR TRADE -i- Auto i camp, 10 acres on highway, R. R. and river; filling station, store, cabins. Inquire 26 So. River- 1 side. t FOR KlvVr KUKMSHlili ROOMS WARNOCK & SHKUJ-iV. l'h. 1202. WoHt Twelfth Ht. ypn ItKNT KurnlHhed room, for one or two Demons, with or with- ! nut Hlceuini; porch, in detachoil l.ouso, private ontnmoe, Karate. Call 613. 165 POU It ISN'T Furnbmert rooms;! good beds and good rooms; also , light househreping npartment, , close In. Jt& Mlstletoo at. 170 i FOH ' JtENT Eeautlful homo for! teachers; stooping porch off each room; hot water near schools, 706 S. Oakdalc. T'.iono 750-X. Hid FOIl RK1 nOCSES WARNOCK Ct KHELLKY. l'h, 12B3. , FOR. RENT House, -bloclt J south of Park, Kouth Ivy Hf. Tel. FOR RENT - Furnished" house, j Call at 1022 W. 10th. J64 FOR RENT House. 411 Newtown.! Phone Jacksonville 361. ' 104 . -FOR RENT Homes, Furnished or unfurnished. Brown & White. 47tf JUjnSTHOMRS WARNOCK & KH15LLEY. Ph. 1202 C O N V A L E S C E N X.and REST HOME, facing )iark, Ashland. AVe endeavor to make our gufstw liapiiy as well as comfortable. Our buildings are wired with electric call bells and radio ex tension. We arc usln two houses and some cabins in our work. Wo will have steam heated .rooms also rooms with stoves for those who prefer. Our terms are $50 per month and up ac cording to room and care. Mrs. W. M. Barber. 163 CONVALESCENT AND REST H O M E, facing Llthia Park. Ashland, Ore. Delightful cli mate and surroundings for In vallds and old people. I35tr FOR EXCHANGE WARNOCK & SHELLEY. Ph. 1202 FOR EXCHANGE Well Improved 17-aere farm, 4 miles from Med ford on ood rond: 8-room house, tarffc barn; farm planted to corn and alfalfa. This place is clear and owner will exchange- for sheep or dairy ranch and as sume. See Charles A. Wing Agency, Inc. 1C4 TO TRADE 1923 Dodgo touring car In first class shape, for good milk cows, froah or coming fresh. J. H. Williams, at Kecgmliler & Williams ranch, near Antloch school, or address Central Point, Rt. 2. tf MATRIiifONIATj WARNOCK & SHELLEY. Ph. 1202. IF YOU -wish a weiilthy, prettv wife, write Doris Dawn. East Cleveland, Ohio, (stamp.) 103 WEALTHY young man; nrtxtouu'to marry. Iidies write Fern Orev, Station R. Cleveland, Ohio. 103 GENTLEMAN of 47, of good nodal standing who has tho ottaln ments acquire hy extensive travel, etc., wishes to make the acquaintance of Ludy. Object, matrimony; to make a placo call ed home. Rox 31, care Mall Tribune. Junk Wanted! Brass Copper Aluminum Storage Batteries We also Buy .. Bags, Tubes and Bottles All Kinds of Second Hand Furniture and Tools Medford Bargain House 27 N. Or&j Pfcone 062 YOU RE SITTIN TO BE '6000 AMERICAN -FAT- NOW IP f THEY 5 ANYTHIN ELSE LIKE TO KNOLO ABOUT PAUL. i REVERE" OES' AST ME 'CAUSE a DANDY AMERICAN roa SALIS RhAIi RSTATK 1202. . S3.-lrOIt SAl.lv Applegate S4Uacr ranch.' lllg ill acres in cultiva tion, 50 moru can le; im-nes of U'fo water; .ti-room house. " big barns, 2 lin springs, one : flows 3-Inch stream; completely, equipped with farm implements a tut lools; 2 cows, &ii shec( 2 hgs, liO cbickonH and 100 tons of alfalfa. Price complete, $13.-i r.uu: $"t.ii00 cash. bal. long time at 5 money. Will lake Med-j ford property In trade. L. i3. j Millard Co., 410 East Main. Tel. 'Oil B4 acres on Hogue ' river, clos to town and scIiooIh; ; fair box house and big barn; spring piped into house; electric i lights; 15. acres alfalfa. 4 acres I Kniiz annlcH. 2 a'res fine cber-. rios. Owner received K',300 f" cherry crop this year. Price in cludes Jersey cows. 4 yearlings, good team of horses, spray rig, Implements and tools. G thor oughbred brood sows and 40 toiu of luiy in barn. Price SlU.liou; 5.000 cash, bal. easy terms, low interest. The D. K. Millard Co.. 4.10 Kast Main. Phone 922. U4 poR KAU12 2 acres In Jackson ville, with nice 7-room nou.se. i fireplaces, wonderful shade; city water and 2 good wells, garage, woodshed and modern chicken bouse and barn; fine soil. Will e 'u for S2ooo. D. E. Millard I Co., 410 E. Main. . 164 FOR KALE n-acre ranch on Big Applegate, close to store ami school; 4-room house, big burn; all Irrigated with free water riht. A real snap at S1.KO0. Terms. The D. E. Millard Co.. 411) East Main. Phone 122. 104 FOR HALEPOO feet of river front age for summer homes, 400 feel deep; f;ood shade: 21 miles from Medford. All 01 part. Priced right. D. E. Millard Co.. 410 Ens! Main. 1H FOR SALE By owner, big bargain if Hold at once. 5 acres, rich free soil.' close in: fiiy-' shade, small new house, 1 V4 acres assorted berries, part In crop. Price $2. 100; SI. loo cash; balance M0 monthly. 1032 W. llt.li. H5 FOR SALE 40-aero poultry and dairy ranch: good free soil: 14 miles from Medford; 3 horses, chickens and implements. Price '1 50(1. Phono H0H-H. 107' FOR SALE 20 acres 20-year-old orchard, pears and apples; near Medford. ail in wood condition, heavy crop Included. Price only J400 per acre. Terms available, or will trade. Earl Tumy, Lib erty Bldg. "J 1 04 FOR KALE Biggest snap In Mod ford! 15 -aero ran oli; large bungalow anil garage; 3 acres In corn. 3 acres In alfalfa, 3 acres in tomatoes, balance m truck garden; 1 big tatn find form iinphs: I cow and calf. 20 pigs, 5)1 chickens. 12 Ions alfiilfa hay and a Ford truck; I mile cunt ; of pheonix, Route 4, Box 4G-A. Bert MelMVen. J07 FOR SALE Income rent til prop erty. $100 per month. 'Julck ac tion with some cash, G',h on bal ance. C. S. Butlcrfletd, Mud ford Natl. Bank Bldg. 14 Klamath county; 30 irrigated; good alfalfa or potato land; bal ance good grain land. A. ii, Mc Coy, Merrill, Ore. 104 WHEN YOU thmtc $f real estate, see Brown A White. U FOR. SALIV HOMES WARNOCK & SHELLEY. I'll. 1 202. FOR HALE New C-room bunga low, double constructed; built for a real home. See owner at 02 2 M. Holly. 103 FOR SA LE K -room modern, fur- nished home, fireplace, numer ous built-ins, located close in on pavement, all assessments paid. Price $2200; ?200 cash, balance like rent. See Charles A. Wing Agency, Inc. ' I 04 FOR HALE 2 and 3-room furn. npts., garage, 004 West 10th. lC2tf FOR HALE 5 - room modern home: Sinan n;mh nt trnAn l.ol. anco like rent. Woods Lumlr jo. tf FOR SALE Large 6-room mod ern dwelHng on West Tenth Ht wnn RiiHoe ircefi ana garage; property han been occupied a a private ichool and dwelling, 1s easily convertible Into 6 or 7 room house. Priced way below actual value for quick fcalo. To tel price only $2760. Small eanh paymont will handle. See Carl Tengwald at Holland Hotel Bldg. or Earl 8. Tumy at 810 Liberty BMg 1! tf WANTED To Buy for Cash ' All Your . SECON-HAND .FURNITURE.. Scott Woolf llllf THIS HUMBLE PERSON WOULD I fL LIKE TO KNOLO THE NAME lllllll OF THE HONORABLE A VERY YOU D FOR SAl.b IIOMKS WAUNOCK A- SHElvLEV. h. JtiL'. j ! FOll SALE OR TRAD1- Ono of ; Med ford's most beautiful homes; r rooms with bath and largo screen poron, largo iawn wnu roses and shrubbery, differ ent v:u'ietlo of trues, including two large oaks; 30 minutea walk from Hotel Medford. Any rea sonable terms or will accept smaller house as part paymont. ce this at 1310 Y. Main and If interested see me or any Med ford realtor. C. A. DeVoe, Ph. 63-J-2. 152tf REAL HCY And must be sold In the next 10 days, 25 acres, 4-; room m oder u house, electric : pumping plant, new milking ma- . i:hine, new separator, motor at- i inched: wood barn, c h i c k e n i house. 1 acres apricots, 3 A.', peaches. IS cherry trees. 2 al- mond trees, 4 English walnut j i.-..iu IK A ii If ii If ii. f, A. clover, i ,50 .tons hay, 2 brood sows, 14 j piKS, 2 horses, CO chickens. 10 L A-l Jersey. cows, ti heifers, fresh; soon; 1 Jersey bull; Sl'2.000. j Ti-rms. tral. J.'C Rai nes. 13 So. Con 'hone 400. 14 ! iTOR HALE House, largo lot, on i North Orange. House under con struction. Now is tho tlmo to buy and have It finished to suit. Price la right. See this property j before you buy. Phorfe 832-W, or inquire at 32 North Oran 5l6tf ; FOH SALE C-rooin house on east Ride: beautiful lawn. laruo lot. good soil, garage; everything Htwlrn ti-lni.rl til unll Innntl-o a: NT Ornntfrt or Phone 832-W. ! 173 FOR SALE My homo nt 804 East , Main St., at a bargain. Wm. F. Campbell. 'l2tr FOR KALE 0-room ho u.w close to Catholic school. -Phono 121 K Y, 1 Joa FOR SALE lirnnd new 4-room 1 them yourself. Tlireo Oaks Or- home, large living room with chard. 150tf fireplace,, ltardwood floors, kit-,.,.,., 77T ' " chen with numerous bullt-ins. ' ( .S'.'KT K w M!lir, l,Pric,,,H large bedroom and lare sleep- : L- Ward, Phono 1U-F-21. I Of. ing porch, hath room with this bitest fixtures, garage, Ijoaullful oak tree for shade. Price $2000. Easy terms. See Charles A. Wing Atiency, Inc. 102 FOR KALE 7-room stucco homo, fitted for apartments upstairs. desirably located mi pavement, lovely yard. Price SH700: $400 J cash, balance on easy terms. Sec t t.narics A. Ing Agency, lm KOU SAhVi MVPTOCK J WARNOCK & SHELLEY. Ph. 1202. FOR SALE Hampshire bucks. R. A. Strode, Coleman Crock. 10H FOR SALE Nine dairy., cows, I . Hereford bull. V. U, Holman, EuKlel'oint. j 1 0;( FOH SAIiI' AV2TMfOHIIjIi8 WARNOCK ti SMELLin' I'll. 202. FOR KA4jE Hi27 Ford roadster, firs' class idiupc and lots ajf ex trns. Penniiigion's itatter.V Ker vlee, 121 N. Ilurllett or IMuihe !(03. 1 64 FOR KALE Ruick coach, com pletely recondlt ioncd, roborwl, pistons, rings, 'tc. Price $750. Call Skinner's Oarage. 104 VOll SALE 11154 Chevrolet truck with largo bed. Prleo cheap If taken at once. Armstrong Mo tors, Inc. Phono IK. -tf FOIl BALK MlBCKtiliANEOCB FOR SALE Kresh Italian prunes. Phono 7-F-14. 170 FOR SALE To responsibln party, piano in storage, neur Medford;; easy terms. Rerry Piano Co., 437 iiwrenco St., Eugene, Ore. lfiK CHOK'E canning peaches at Cal houn's, 1 mllo west of Phoenix. 103 FOR HALE Cnnnlug tomntoes lo ll lb; 's mile west Central Point.; A bereromble FOLLOWING ADVERTISERS ARE Members Medford Realty Board THE CAUSE OF EDUCATION IS UPPERMOST East Front Four-Room House on Street Being Paved Centrally located, 'lawn and nhrub. bcry rrowlnB, good garoBo with woodnhod connected, and the hoime nnf.only well furnlnhed, but well kept, and nil for $6.0 on extreme ly Rood tertna, only JS00 down, nnd balanco llko rent. This must inovo today or tomorrow. By Ad Carter FOR SALF-MlSCKIiIjANF.OU8 FOR KA1.E Urass bed,' extension table and rue. No. 3J Mistletoe. 1U3 - FOR KAI.L-; Nice dining room suite, run. mattress. Iclrola and kitchen table. Phono i-ms. ' lX)OK! Homo Comfort runge $20.00 ! I'ook Htovo 8.00 I Chairs, springs and other furnl j tu re must be sold. Owner leav ! iiiK town. 1168 No. Court St. 1 i;t ; FOR SALEWatermelons, lb. 3 -jc. 1 Cantaloupes, dozen liiic. Kvoi-grecu Sweet Corn, doz.-.lOc. ! (Pick It yourself.) Tomatoes, lb lC. Italian and Petite Prunes. I K. S. Carpenter Ranch, Jackson i vtllo hlKhway. H7 Av ffnk.i canninc OR J? . T 1 n Z nn, ?r 35 l01'9' J' Jl .Hnl , r.iuerma. - ' boxes. Homer Moore, 2 mi. southeast of Ashland Normal school. FOR KALK l.oOO-gallon steol water tank and gnoi engine, 4.10. Wenner pigs and -brood sows. Phone 20-J-2. E. J. Whiteside. Ross Lane. H3 4 TIRES FOR PRICE OF 1 Im possible? No! Tire Armor, the marvelous inside tire, guaranteed to double the lire mileage; 4 Ar mors at cost of one tire. Inves tigate1. For demonstration phone Medford 571-J-3 or Central Point 300. H. C. Severance. Box 373. Central Point, factory distributor. 1 Oi) FOR SAL Canninc tomatoes le a pound on King's highway near city. Phone 1345-X, uvenlngs. 172 CANNING peaches ready now at Cozy Noolt ranch, Vj mile west of Phoenix. Rring containers. A. N. Wright. 10r. FOH SALE Prunes 2c lb. Vlek YO 1 1 HA LE E u rok a vaeu u m cleaner, magn'iue rack, all in A-l condition, 1125 E. Jackson. Phone 74II-W. 1 r-itf FOR .SALE Rest cow, rabbit or horse hay; baled or loose. Price right. Will deliver any numbor of bales or full londs of loose. N. R. Newconib, Rosa Lane. Tel, f'34-L. Mstf laiFOR KALI1! -For ssnd and irravel Bedimont nnd general teaming, phono 812-J. Sam'l Bateman. Mf FOR SALE Used aewlmr ma- chine.f; nil makes, $5 up; torm " if desired. All makon rented and repaired. Wbll Sewing Machine Co., 24 No. Bartiett. . - c 1 tr nilKINEKH iHitEtrroitif Mr itiHiimiKT. THE N I t'I'l I W EST E I IN MI'TI'AL Life insiiraiM e Cu. Offiee phone XII. 2ii7 First National Rank Mblir When You Pack Your Trunk osthmilo Ilin inveMiuont (h coutcntH represent. Tho cost of Insurance will seem ridlc ulnu.'ily small in comparison. Our haggago fnsurancQ poll cica aro inexpensive Thoy will prntoct you from Iohh on baggugo In transit, stolen or destroyed by tiro or other ac cident. llrmvn & Wlilln Agency, Inc. T. O. Collins, Mgr. ... Tlollanfl Hold llldg. Phono 1.10. L At thtff tlmo and tho firinrlpnl Industry Ih liouiK'-limit Inn on tlio part of thoxo wllh younK HlerH rdiitly for udmiHHlon to tho llisli School or lo tho varloim Hiihordiniito f;rndtH. To Ret oulrlily loratid, dtirlns tho porlod whon ovim!' lioiiao fitted for tho purpoHo haa bt-on Beciircd hy tho tranalont fruit. worUcra now In Mod ford, la u Hi-rloua problom. I.ndor thuau clr ciunatancoa wo rocommond a lovoly HOMES PHONE 329 RO. BOX 934 Hot! Nith Corntr ' mi:kim:ss iini:tTonv AtatriiulorM . t MUJUt.VY' AllSTUACT CO. AU. KU'uula ut Title, Til lt Insurance. ltuuniH 3 and "., No. 32 North I : ietUl'U'l, AVU., UHtlUl'H. JACKSON CO. .VUS'I'IIACT CO. Ahslnu'ls of 'J'illct mill Title Ijinur HHW. Tho mti. i ii in p I c t o TIUo System In JuL'k (inn ommy. -' A. K. KIOI.LOOC. Abstractor oe TUIph, lit. 2. Mox 10'-j, .Mcdronl. ort-Kon. HoUiililo Jackscm Coun ty Abstractor. Twcniy-olRht ycitis t'Xpi'rU'iiuo anil near forty yeari in tho county. Special work only. AltorneyH A. KKAMKS I.iwyor. Offleo Liberty lild.. Mi'dfunl. Pro.' j Hlue t-rrmers THE HEI'K PRINT SHOP Uom jileto Itluo Print Hervico. HlpU class work. Kan Francisco"prlces. Dmvuiown office Medford Boole Kture, 34 No. Central. Phone Children's SMclnilNl. DR. ALFRED HI RK LUND Spec ial attention jrlven to correcting deformities of children. Hours .10 to 12 a. m,, 2 to 4 p. m.; cven liiKS by appointment. 314 Lib erty Bldg. Chiropractic Physicians DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chiro practic Nerve Specialist. Office hours 0 to 12; 2 to 5. 203-204 Liberty Bldg. Offico phono &H0; Res. phone 790-11 Contractor R. I. STUART & HONK General Contractors, Including base ments, ditches, all kinds, of cement and concrete work. R, I. Stuart, 2 17 Apple, phone 043; Gilbert Ktunrl, 1 7 Ross Court, phone IMiC-M. Miles Ktuart, 608 S. Newtown, iihono 850. Expert Accountant WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M. Wilson. C. P. A. Attontion given lo anything In Accounting and Income. Tax Rcqulremnnt.s., Look Into our simplified accounting method. Liberty Bldg., Medrord, Phone 157-R. FiiinnciaJ WE LEND MONEY to worthy people to pny their honest debt.n. Pacific Coast Credit Association. 42U Medford Rldg., Medford, Ore. tf , Freight Tmnspoitatlon LONO DISTANCE H Al'LING Medford - Klamath truek line. Hally service. Bonded carriers. Special rates on load lots. Auto Freight terminal, Uti H. Fir. Tel loaa. ! A L L Porttnnd-Medford Truck Lino for through or Intermedial, p)lnt service. Slxtcon-hour ser-vieo-to and from Portland. Phon f.fiU. Medford. Auto freight ter minal nt a S. Fir, Medford.. Tiisuni nco EAIlL K. Tl'M V All farms of In mi ranee. Fire, Auto, Life, Accl. dent. Ponds. Phono 402. 801 Liberty Rldg. Ixnins on Homes LOANS on homes now built or under construction. Eight per cent and no stock to carry. Jteal . service. Mont lily payments. ltiinlster Agency, Inc., 10Q W. Main. Tel. 1230. . Moucjr to Loan MONEY TO LEND To worthy p'Mtplo fo pay their honest dobts. Securities of all kinds ueOejitcd. Jennings Loan Offico, H. Front MONEY TO' LEND $r.O to $2a0 to loan on furniture or good se curity of most imy kind. Con tracts discounted. Thnnuis Realty fo Room 12, Palm Hloelt, our. Mnin and FronL upNtalra. Mono men In THE OltEOON GRANITE CV. MouumentN. E. A. Hicks. Gen eral Manager; P. M. Kcrshiiw. Sales Miinagcr. 302 A'. Front St., Medford 111 hit lug a ml I'a pcrlianglng II. MARX, (ieneral Painting Con tructor, tinting, puperhanulng, carpentering. reairlng. Phone 17H-J. Res. r.7 Summit. , Piano InBtmctloii. FRIO Ii ALTON HAIOIIT-Tennhor or Piano and Harmony. Halu'ht Mu.slc Studio, 31V Liberty Rldg. Phone 72. 159lf PriiiteiN nnd Publi.sIierH Mi:rFORI) PRINTINfi CO. Han tho best ei'lp('d prinilitK' offieo in Southern Oregon. It ool bind ing, Iooho leaf lodgers, billing systems, etc. Portland prlceM., 'il N. Fir Ht. Radio Repalilng RADIO REPAIRING! Tho Musln llox, 402 EaHt Main St., I'honn 4:i.'i, han an expert radio leeh trlcian from tin; factory. . AYo make a npeelalty of expert repair work ami nuarnntee It. Special consideration to dealers. Transfer HA OH TRANSFER & STOltAOH CO. Office 111 N. Fir St. Phone 3t&., Prices right. Hor vlno guaranteed. ' DAVIS TRANSFER & STORAGE Service guarumeed, 2U S. Orrtpa St., Phone 01. or reideneo lOfiO. PIERCE TRtTCKINO CO. Long distance, hauling. Trips weekly to Sun FraneiHCO, Furnituro moving n Hpucialty, Thono 437-R-2. Violin Instruction TIIORVAL H. FOKKENRKRG Teacher of violin ; orchestra pniiMIrp for Ntudents: also a rie pnrlment for adjusting and n palrfni; violins. If you desro a relhihie violin outfit, call at the atudio. room 4, Colluge Rldg., 31 N. tlrapo St. Phone ir9-J.' Window Clennlnff LbT OEOROli DO IT - Houso rlrnnlng, floor wfiTlng, Jnnltnr i,eivlee. (len. A. Seel). 4')UMQ r !!??( .